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Get caught on campus Hockey starts off with come PAGE 6 from behind win against UCF PAGE 13 The SENTINEL Investigation results in Living in an “Island Boys Night Out Pip Meo travels refunds of Ignorance” phones in far from home NEWS •PAGE 3 VIEWPOINTS •PAGE 4 A&E •PAGE 9 SPORTS •PAGE 11 Founded 1966. Volume 40, Issue 7 KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY • Kennesaw, Ga. WEDNESDAY , OCT. 12, 2005 A new kid in Pay up town Human Resources Business school fees director is appointed increased to $100 to university Amy Storey Elizabeth Sewell Staff writer Staff writer Students are now expected to have more than just The university has ap- a 2.875 GPA for admittance into the Coles College of pointed a new Human Business. Photo Illustratration Rick Winters | topThe Sentinelof the Resource Director. Rodney A one-time matriculation fee of $100 was ap- fact the people who ac- B o s s e r t plied June 13 to all rising juniors interested in join- tually do get accepted must then pay comes to ing the professional program in the Coles College of a phenomenal fee just to attend the specific business Kennesaw Business. “I look at it as school.” with more The school, which teaches about 70 percent of an investment,” junior busi- “It has a bad material adverse affect on our student than 20 postgraduate degrees offered at the university, is not ness major, Taylor Patterson, said. “Who body,” Alpesh Patel, sophomore business major, said. years of the first business college to implement this fee. cares about the $100 fee? Students should be grateful “Weʼre college students, we canʼt afford that.” experience “Many business schools throughout the nation they are on their way to getting a business degree.” “The $100 fee is not justified,” Ryan Houghton, in Human charge a matriculation fee and many charge a great A degree is not all that students will receive from junior computer science major, said. “They donʼt have Resources. any reason to charge people just because business hap- deal more,” Dr. Timothy Mescon, Dean of the Coles the fee. Upon admittance, business students will also Bossert Rodney pens to be their major.” College of Business, said. be given a 91-week subscription to Business Week. was pre- Bossert Of the two largest Georgia universities, Georgia The fee will also support the expansion of advising The total enrollment fee for the Coles College of v i o u s l y State University and The University of Georgia, only hours for the school. Business is $3,520. The College is nationally recog- employed Georgia State has a matriculation fee, which amounts “I donʼt like the fact it is $100 to just apply to the nized in areas including the study of family business, with the New London to $413. school,” Kelly Runfola, junior business major, said. “ I accounting and entrepreneurship. Hospital System, which has Neither Valdosta State University nor Georgia think that theyʼre trying to discourage so many people “The fee has not discouraged any students from helped his transition into the Southern University has a fee aside from the initial ap- from trying to apply. I understand they have many applying to the Coles College of Business,” Mescon new position. plication fee. applications to go through, but itʼs just too much. On said. “Hospitals are similar to universities for the fact Olivia Noland they have a strong amount Elevator malfunction shuts down Student Center News editor of their budget going to Student people,” Bossert said. The Student Center was He said hospitals provide government evacuated yesterday after the a service to patients while fire alarm went off at approxi- universities provide a ser- mately 5:45 p.m. vice to students and faculty. to sell “At this point, the prob- The core services of human lem area is pinpointed in the resources are the same and elevator control room,” Cobb transfer easily to different bracelets County Fire Services fireman, industries. Garfunkal, said. “We think Bossert plans to “take for Katrina either some electrical source or HR from a transaction re- hydraulic fluid started to burn, active service operation to causing smoke in the elevator one that is anticipatory and victims control room.” contemporary in the way The control room is located it delivers services to the Wes Staley adjacent to the Game Room. campus.” Staff writer “I was inside the Student He said the key to suc- Center when the alarm went cess in Human Resources is In the weeks following off,” senior English major, the ability to think forward, Hurricane Katrina, stu- Tara McIntyre, said. “We to use the available technol- dents of various universi- were all told to get out of the ogy effectively and to invest ties from the New Orleans building. We thought maybe in people and reward them area have been relocated someone had pulled the alarm for the quality work they all over the nation. until we started to smell the do. “Thirty students who smoke.” “Human resources is a were displaced by the “We have shut the power good field because it choos- hurricane are currently off to get rid of the smoke until es people that will help enrolled at Kennesaw,” a mechanic can get in here to strengthen your company Joe Head, director of ad- find out what has caused the making it more successful,” missions, said. malfunction,” fireman Smith junior graphic design major, To help ease the new- said. Shelly Goble said. comers into the commu- “Iʼm glad that KSU Police “Itʼs important to have nity, student government and the fire department re- a business degree [in the held a luncheon Sept. sponded as quickly as they did field of human resources],” 23 in conjunction with and I thought they did a good Bossert said. “It is also im- Student Life, the Graduate job clearing out the building portant for them to have a Student Association and and working on the prob- technology background and Golden Key. Rick Winters | The Sentinel lem,” Kathy Alday, director of legal knowledge.” The new students Student Life, said. He said most laws that were introduced to many effect human resources are campus organizations, represent their schools in a nationally rec- case laws that are always and Dr. Nancy King, vice ognized honors program,” according to changing. president for student suc- Sarah Landrum, junior college administra- “It [human resources] cess and enrollment ser- Who’s who at KSU? tor for Whoʼs Who, on a press release. seems like a field that is vices, delivered a speech The scholarship awards range from evolving right now,” Faith to welcome the new stu- $1,000 - 3,000. cation process. Gary, junior public relations dents. Students unaware of the “I knew about it in high school and was “Many students are not aware of Whoʼs major, said. In an effort to help honors program at the Who Among Students at the in it for three years but didnʼt know about it Bossert said he is excited the victims of Hurricane here,” Jessica Gates, freshman college level,” Doolin said. to be at the university and Katrina, student govern- physics major, said. “It gave college level “Students donʼt know itʼs going he gains personal satisfac- ment has been selling me a good sense of accomplish- a lot of the time.” tion from being associated bracelets for $1 each. ment.” Susanna Rose “I havenʼt heard about it at with an educational institu- “Student government Staff writer KSU, though I was nominated The rewards, as a tion. He was attracted to has raised $350 [to date],” member of Whoʼs Who Among in high school,” Samantha the university because he Jon Crider, secretary of Students, are numerous, accord- Whoʼs Who Among Students is an White, senior criminal justice was able to follow its suc- external affairs, said. ing to the organizationʼs Web honors program committed to rewarding major, said. cess throughout the years In addition to the site. Recipients are looked upon outstanding students across America who Many students are eligible through his friends and money raised by the sale favorably by future employers are involved in campus and community ac- for this program, although they family. of bracelets, student gov- and will be recognized in an of- tivities. must be in their junior or senior He said he welcomed the ernment is currently look- ficial campus ceremony hosted There is no cost to apply for selection as year. Charlotte Doolin opportunity to join a grow- ing for a local company by President Betty Siegel. a Whoʼs Who student. The deadline for ap- “I havenʼt heard about it in ing, successful university. to match the contribu- Additionally, students plications was Oct. 7. high school or college,” Sam Rone, junior His office is located in tions made by the student will receive a framed certificate, engraved Approximately 105 KSU students have history major, said. the Campus Services build- body. commemorative key and a Whoʼs Who applied for the program this academic year. A committee evaluates each candidateʼs ing. All of the money raised Among Students biographical volume with This is the largest ever response on campus, involvement in the campus and the commu- “The department is very is given to Volunteer their name listed. according to Charlotte Doolin, assistant to nity, rewarding points for each activity they pleased to have Bossert as KSU. When all of the the vice president of Student Success and are involved in. “It really is an honor that is only offered the new director,” Kathy money has been collected, to a select pool of students and you can Enrollment Services.