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Jennifer Holland/Old Gold and Black
Seniors
Elena Jimenez and Sam Abelson took part in the National Coming Out Day
activities on campus Oct. 11. National Coming Out Day was founded in 1988
and has been celebrated annually with events held in cities across the
country.
E-mail
policy under review
By
Phil Glynn
The Committee
on Information Technology heard proposals for changes to the Policy on
Responsible and Ethical Use of Computing Resources Oct.21, according to
Bob Swofford, a professor of chemistry and chairman of CIT. The CIT reconvenes
in two weeks, at which point Swofford said they would consider presenting
the proposed additions to the administration.
Assault
worries campus
By
Brian Carlo
A
university student was threatened with a weapon and robbed of near Collins
Residence Hall around 10:50 p.m. Oct. 17, just minutes after he withdrew
money from the Wachovia ATM on University Plaza.
SBAC
allocations announced, appeal hearings next
By
Ally Diljohn
The
Student Budget Advisory Committee recently published the tentative
budget of funds to be divided among various campus organizations for
the 2003-2004 year.
SG
sponsors idea forum for student coffeehouse
By
Brian Carlo
Students
are now one step closer to smelling the coffee and pushing more
late-night caffeine into their system. A
town hall meeting sponsored by the Division of Student Life and
Student Government and moderated by Alan Cox, a consultant to the
university from the Planning Edge, which sought student opinion
on the new coffeehouse slated to open this spring, was held Oct.
23 in Carswell Hall.
Fall
break marred by sniper
By
Alex Reyes
The
suburban sniper has struck fear in the hearts of Washington, D.C.,
area residents and while so far no attacks have come close to
the university, students here are not immune to the terror caused
by 10 deaths in the last three weeks.
Moon
viewing ceremony highlights Asian culture
By
Jeff Harvey
Henna tattooing, martial arts demonstrations and Asian cuisine
were just a sampling of the treats that awaited those who attended
the fourth annual Moon Viewing celebration, an event held to
honor the ancient tradition of moon viewing in China and Japan.
WISE
'Takes Back the Night'
By
Scott Hurff
Candlelight
flickered around Wait Chapel on Oct. 23 as women from all over
campus gathered to speak out against domestic violence and rape.
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