12/Wednesday, December 12,1984/THE BLUE BANNER
Campus news notes
From College Press Service
•ClareiDont Professor
Howard Bowen * s two-year
stu^ concludes colleges
will have to start a
"hiring surge” in tie
■Id-iiliietlcs to replace
retiring and dying
teachers in the next
quarter century.
"Vfe will be founding our
institutions anew," Bowen
told education researchers
at a San Francisco meet
ing.
•Citing an "eafcarrassing
lack of student intexest,"
Riverside City College’s
trustees have decided to
junk the student govenr-
■ent.
In addition to this act
in California, universi
ties in Texas and Georgia
briefly dissolved their
student governments in
1980, but only by a stu
dent vote. Both schools
have since installed new
governments.
•While on a dig near
Fort Riley, Kansas State
archeology students found
a fetns pzesecved in
a bottle for acnre than 100
years.
•Honslqg is so ti^it at
the Ikiiversity of Soutfaem
Galifomla that soae stir-
dents were able to scdLL
their $150 a term dorm
xooHs to others for $300.
Housing chief Bill
Th(xq>son condemned the
scalping, but added
there*s no law under which
to prosecute the students.
•Four Texas A and M stu
dents will stand trial for
w^Hgent hoaiclde and ha
zing in the October death
of sofiMoaore Bruce Good-
rldi, who died after being
awakened in the middle of
the night and forced to
perform strenuous exjer-
cises.
Meanwhile, the parents
of a Cal-State-Chico stu
dent who died after being
hazed during a pledge game
filed a $1 million suit
against Tau Gamma Theta.
•The chieerleaders and
another spirit group. The
Golden Girls, are angry
about weeSklj iRl^rlns,
The Pitt News reports.
If they weigh too much,
they can't cheer at that
week's game.
They say it's unfair
because male cheerleaders
have no weight limits.
"They say that's how a
guy can lift us," one told
the paper. "But they don't
stop a guy from cheering
if he can't lift."
•Women think they get
■ore depressed than
when a college
disintegrates, even if
they're the ones who broke
it up, a survey of 350
caiqpus women contends.
Wellesley Professor Dr.
Robin Akert's survey sug
gests men's heartbreaks
aren't as deep or pro
longed as women's.
Last chance for photos
Another photographic session for senior, faculty,
staff and administration yearbook portraits will be
tomorrow (Thurs., Dec. 13) from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.,
and from 2—5:30 p.m. in Lipfndy Auditoriim, Room 111.
UNCA has a new number, 252—7500, to call for
information about snow closings. This number will
deliver a message which can be changed by telephone
remote control to keep it up-to-date. However, Wally
Bowen of UNCA's public information office, says radio
and television should be first sources of information.
NOTICE By Scott Gordon,
The Blue Banner an
nounces that next semester
it will be changing its
publication date from
Wednesday to Thursday.
All other deadlines remain
the same.
CPS
Special delweries
Congratulations to Joe
and Dailla Czamecki on
the birth of a daughter,
Jacqueline Tiete, Dec. 3.
Library — continued from page 1
major addition." standards call for one
The proposed facility seat for every five stu-
will be added on to the dents,
present library and will greatest problems
more than double its pres- storage and work
ent capacity. Blowers space. We’re a bit cranq>ed
said.
Ramsey Library was built
at a time when UNCA con
sisted of 25 faculty mem
bers and 500 students. Now
serving nearly 3,000 stu
dents, the current build-
now.
said
for space
Blowers.
As well as expanding the
present library facili
ties, the addition will
also provide more group
study and seminar rooms,
ing has no room for ejq)an- better handicapped access,
sion. and seating for at least
The library currently students, says Blow-
seats 250 students. Ameri- srs.
can Library Association Also, the addition will
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house a music library
and improved listening fa
cilities. The present mi
crofilm facilities will be
doubled, and an on-line
conq)uter system will re
place COMCAT and the card
catalog.
Most inq)ortantly, the
library addition will ac
comodate the current over
flow of publications.
"Presently, the library
holds 140,000 volumes.
50.000 of these are gov
ernment publications,"
said Blowers. "Our book
budget has doubled since
1981. "Ry 1990 we will have
250.000 volumes."
Although the state has
yet to appropriate the
needed capital. Dr. Browi)
feels confident the pro
ject will go through.
"Our need is so great,
that our chances are
good," Brown said. "The
library is the center of
the academic enterprise."
The Student Government Association in conjunction
with the University Program Board is planning an Exam-
Breaker for Mon., Dec. 17.
What is an "ExamHBreaker?" Well... there will be
short films (Bugs Bunny, Road Runner, etc.), pizza,
stand-up comedy?, and anything else that will break
some of the seriousness of exam week. Alcohol will be
permitted with the usual limitations (one 12 oz. beer
or one 4 oz. glass of wine per hour per student 19 and
older). The event will be in the University Station
and will last from 8:30 p.m. till 11:30 p.m. (so you
can cram from 11:30 till dawn).
Make plans to break the pressure and join us the
17thl
M5C Little Sisters: Thanks
for all the help and sup
port. We love you all. The
Mud 500 Club, especially
Frank.
Tan Man on Moore 2nd
Floor: Next time you
decide to "strut your
stuff," do it when your
blinds are down! Craig
Dorm sees all, and some
times even more when it's
you! P.S. How did you get
a tan there?
Craig Community Watch
Pat: Boo Bear loves
gravity boots! VW’s
Byrd Man: This is it! One
last week for those last
minute cram sessions. We
can do it! Crash
Les and Bes: Thanks for
the dinner—only wish
Domino's was fas ter • We
ewe you one. Merry Christ
mas! Byrd & Ken
Mod 5oo Club: Thanks for
the PABTT! Wish we could
do it more often. Crash
Student Government Associ
ation: Thanks for the
team-work. Wishing every
one a Merry Christmas!
Kenny
The Blue Banner Staff:
Have a wonderful break and
get soDe sleep! You're the
greatest!! APW
Typlog: I will type your
term paper, reasonable
rates. Call Teresa, 258-
6444 or 298-3782.
For Sale: Black and white
TV, 25", good working con
dition, $40.
Nancy: Thanks for helping
make it a great summer at
Oxford, and for being such
a good friend. Good luck!
I love ya. Annie May
Hoaen's Soccer Club: Ivan
Cohen wishes all the UNCA
Women's Soccer Club play
ers greetings of the sea
son and looks forward to
another semester of high
class soccer. Congratula
tions!
Bersooal: Hantz, we know
what you're doing when
you're not playing ten
nis. Love, your 'Xittle
Theories."
Bersonal: I dedicate
David Bowie's "Blue Jean
to Jean Mooney because she
is the Highrise's chief
looDey. Qudc
Personal: I think Dawn
Cox is a loyely fawn be
cause everytime I see her
she looks like she moves
in a gelatin box. Chuck