| Parking restrictions
to change in summer |
Carrie Baker
Business Affairs Beat
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Peter Larkins | The
Appalachian
According to Parking and Traffic,
Stadium parking lot will only be open to faculty, staff, graduate
assistants and a limited number of students.
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With Whitener parking
lot closing after graduation ceremonies this month, a reallocation
of parking lot access levels is inevitable.
Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs Jane P. Helm
said Monday the most noticeable change in parking next year will
be for Raley and Stadium lots.
Graduate assistants, faculty and staff currently
use Raley lot, while seniors and graduate students park in Stadium
lot.
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| Direct deposits to speed
financial aid delivery |
Grayson Mendenhall
Chancellor | Student Development Beat
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The Office
of Student Accounts is offering a quicker and more efficient way
for students to receive financial aid refunds.
The direct deposit program was developed by the
Office of Student Accounts as a way to decrease the number of business
days required to issue financial aid refund checks to students.
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| At year’s end,
SGA sports trend of absences |
David
Forbes
SGA Beat |
Over the
spring semester, the Student Government Association faced a trend
of rising absences, which ended in the organization having trouble
reaching quorum, according to data gathered SGA minutes.
This trend culminated in the April 15 SGA senate
meeting, when 20 senators were absent and the senate barely had
enough members to vote on the four pieces of legislation facing
the body that evening.
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| Herosian to lead WASU
through next year |
Katrina
Walker
Staff Writer |
Vice Chancellor
for Student Development Gregory S. Blimling selected senior Ross
A. Herosian as WASU’s Station Manager for the 2003-04 academic
year.
Herosian is a broadcast communications major with
a minor in business.
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| Oppression, privilege
discussed at forum |
Justin
Boulmay
Multicultural Beat |
Appalachian
State University students and faculty gathered in the Multicultural
Center of W.H. Plemmons Student Union Monday evening for a forum
titled “Examining Oppression and Privilege.”
Dr. Suzette Speight, an associate professor at
the University of Loyola in Chicago, led the forum.
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| Fencing Club successful
with several wins at recent state tourneys |
Jessica
Sellers
Clubs | Organizations Beat |
The Appalachian
State University Fencing Club had a very successful month of March,
earning several wins at two North Carolina fencing tournaments.
The club won in both team and individual events,
with several members scoring high enough to go on to the national
tournament.
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