The Independent Voice of Salt Lake Community College FREE Wednesday october 31, 2012 THE Issue 12/ fall '12 GLOBEVisit us online at globeslcc.com Inside: your Globe Halloween hookup - Masks for the Lazy pg. 5 GRAND Visit HAUNTING www. Photo by Trisha Gold globeslcc.com South City theatre a Unexplained events have been known to happen at the Grand Theatre. major controversy when the high anything,” said Rufendr. “There for daily news hotspot for ghostly school closed in 1988, and many are some seats that people won’t sit alumni were heartbroken by the in. When we asked them why, they updates shenanigans decision. have no answer for it. They just In 1992, SLCC finishedwon’t sit there.” Kachina Choate began about five or six years converting the building into the Theater productions create a Staff Reporter ago. Most of the occurrences are college’s new South City Campus lot of energy, and according to reported to have happened in the after years of renovation. paranormal professionals there The “break a leg” phrase is widely theatre’s house. There have been “There are always stories of the are many reasons why places have known as a safe way to wish luck to no backstage sightings, but actors old students who have come back ghosts. an actor, and theatre professionals have reported odd things happing, from the former South High,” “Maybe [the ghost] had some and patrons are commonly known such as a switch suddenly turning Rufendr. “There is a boy and a special connection to [the Grand] as a superstitious lot. off. couple of girls. Some people say that it was their happy moment, It’s unsurprising that many “A theater is always full of fun that the girl has really light hair, their happy place,” said Heather theaters have a reputation for impressions and fun mistakes and some people say she has blond S. De’Moreau, lead investor of being haunted. The Grand Theater because of shadows and lights,” hair so it might be the same girl.” Paranormal Opps. “One of the at the SLCC South City Campus is said Rufendr. “Not the theater, Although there are no theories main reasons ghost do haunt places no exception. ‘on stage’ mistakes, but people as to the ghosts’ specific identities, is because they do have that special “It’s just a grand tradition mistakenly perceiving that they they are believed to be students attachment to that location.” that every theater has to have a see things that they don’t.” from South High’s later years. For more information about the good ghost.” said Grand Theatre South High opened in 1931, and “There are rumors in the house, Grand Theatre, and maybe pick community outreach coordinator the school’s auditorium was built like how some chairs would be up tickets to judge the theatre’s Kate Rufendr. to resemble a professional theater, down as if someone was seated in paranormal energy for yourself, Ghost sightings at the Grand complete with balcony. There was there but nobody ever really saw visit the-grand.org. Silent Hill Review Tuberculosis arrives at SLCC, college pg. 8 attempts to suppress spread Julie Hirschi students of her situation and help tuberculosis is most commonly students who think they may have Staff Reporter students understand the difference found in developing nations. been exposed to the active form between active and latent forms The Salt Lake County Health of tuberculosis. Students with a Several students in the and encourage them to not be Department say that many people compromised immune system photography department recently afraid if they test positive. panic when they hear that they may may also want to be tested. People received an email informing them “From what I hear, students have been exposed to tuberculosis who are taking certain medications that they may have been exposed seem to think if someone has a because of the bad history of the such as steroids, or have HIV or ‘Scratch’ to the active form of tuberculosis positive skin test, that they are disease. But they want to reassure cancer may also want to be tested through a student who attended contagious. That is not true. A the public that it is treatable. for assurance purposes. Student classes spring semester. They were positive skin test means that the The biggest risk of contracting A positive skin test does encouraged to come in to the person was exposed to someone tuberculosis is through close, not necessarily result in active Theatre Health and Wellness clinic to get who had active TB,” wrote Hill in prolonged contact to someone tuberculosis. Some may experience tested free of charge. If they test an email. “It is not easy to contract who has active tuberculosis and a rash due to an allergy or pg. 8 positive, they would receive a chest active TB unless someone had a is actively coughing. Family irritation. Also, there are two types x-ray, also free of charge, to verify weaker immune system for some members are at particular risk. of tuberculosis—latent and active. or rule out the illness. reason and they had to be around Though according to the health The latent form of tuberculosis will Student Trisha Hill currently has someone else who was active.” department, 90 percent of people not spread to others and may not the active form of tuberculosis and Tuberculosis is a bacterium that exposed to the disease never result in any symptoms. The active has been quarantined to her home attacks the lungs, creating holes in develop any symptoms. form will require quarantine and in order to keep the illness from the lungs which make it difficult The Health and Wellness clinic spreading. She wants to inform for a person to breathe. Typically, will perform a skin test for free for Tuberculosis/ continued on page A3 A2 THE GLOBE Wednesday, October 31 2012 STUDENT EVENTS WED/31 THURS/1 FRI/2 **Halloween** 12pm-1pm 9:00am-4:30pm Wade Davis - 2012 Tanner Dia de los Muertos - Vari- 1pm-2pm Forum on Social Ethics ous Events The Conversation - What @ Grand Theatre @ TR Campus, SEC is holding you back in life? @ SC Campus, N182 3:00-6:30pm 4pm-5pm Dia de los Muertos - Alter Club Meeting - ASCE - 5pm-7pm and Nicho viewings Membership Meetings Club Meeting - Japanese @ TR Campus, SEC @ TR Campus SI 054 Club @ TR Campus, SEC, 5:30pm-6:30pm 7:30pm-9:30pm Senate Chamber Lecture: Angela Fanjul Songs of Rosemary Cloo- @ TR Campus, SEC ney with Ginger Bess @ Grand Theatre 7pm-9pm Men’s Basketball Tourna- 7:30pm-9:00pm ment Scratch - Puppet Theater @ TR Campus, Bruin @ Black Box Theater Arena Sat/3 MON/5 TUE/6 8am-9am & 9am- 2:30pm-5:00pm **Election Day** 10am Club Meeting - Chess Free Laughter Yoga Class Club 10am-12pm @ TR Campus, LAC Rm @ TR Campus, Mar- Caramel Apple Bar 124 kosian Library rm 146 @ SC Campus, Northeast Lobby 7:30pm-9:30pm 3pm-4pm Songs of Rosemary Cloo- Free Laughter Yoga Class 12pm-1pm ney with Ginger Bess @ TR Campus, LAC Rm Academic Success Work- @ Grand Theatre 124 shop @ TR Campus, Career 7:30pm-9:00pm Library STC 242 Each week a different picture from an SLCC campus will Scratch - Puppet Theater @ Black Box Theater 12pm-1pm be featured. 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