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Volume 72, Issue 7
SERVING THE BREVARD COLLEGE
COMMUNITY SINCE 1935
October 6, 2006
BC welcomes alumni for Homecoming
by Zack Harding
Arts & Life Editor
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Do you need something to do
for homecoming weekend?
Well, here are some scheduled
events that you con look
forward to;
On Friday, the Deity
Days competition will
be held in the Village
quad beginning at 4
p.m. The event wil!
feature tug-o-war,
eating contests, egg
tosses, and more. At
5 p.m, the BC
volleyball team will
take on Carson
Newman in the main
Boshamer Gym, To complete
the evening, the Dirty Dozen
Brass Band will play in the
Scott Concert Hall of the Porter
Center starting at 7;30p.m.
On Saturday, Open Campus
Day will be held from 9 a.m
until 2 p.m. There will be
several sporting events to
attend. BC volleyball plays
NorthGreenville College at 10
a.m in the main BoshamerGym,
and BC football goes up
against North Greenville
College at 2 p.m at Brevard
High School, Also, BC
woman’s soccer plays St.
Ajidrews College at 2:30 p.m,
and BC men’s socccr competes
against the same school at 5
p.m.
Further activities include an
alumni grill-out at the Atumni
House from I a.m to 1:30 p.m,
a homecoming BBQ dinner in
Myers Dininf:' Hall from5:30to
7:30 p.m, and Will Kimbrough
concert at Pon' T Center Pavilion
from8to9:30::.m. TheEvening
will conclude with the first
Foam Dance Party, located in
the Boshamer parking lot from
9:30 p.m to 12:30 a.m. It will
feature a DJ, ; foam pit, and an
inflatable slip n’ slide,
Sunday will Sf.'e the BC fencing
team in the auxiliary gym of
Boshamer from 1 until 4 p.m,
and the BC W irship Service in
the Reserve i)ining Room of
Myers from 7 9 p.m.
Explosions raise concern on campus, one student arrested
by Tom Cowan
News Editor
Last week, campus security
received numerous reports of
small explosions occurring on
various parts of campus,
including the inside of Beam
HaM. The explosions caused no
injuries or property damage.
One student, Mathew
Thrialicill, has been arrested in
connection to the homemade
bombings.
Head of Security Stan
Jacobson believes the bombs
consisted of plastic bottles
containing tin foil and a liquid
cleaning product, called “the
works.” When this mixture is
sealed in a pressurized
container, an explosive
chemical reaction normally
occur within minutes.
On Sept, 27, a plastic bottle
detonated in the main stairwell
of West Beam Hall, Apparently,
the explosion caused nothing
more than a loud noise and a
smalt mess. On the following
Friday night acd Saturday
morning, other outdoor
explosions were reported to
have occurred near the gym and
between the tennis courts and
the North Village.
On Oct. 2, police arrested BC
student Mathew Ttirialkill on
three counts of disorderly
conduct for allegedly causing
the explosions on campus.
Ttirialkill was also charged with
one count of misdemeanor
larceny for stealmg a case of
beer from Ingles on Sept. 24.
Dean Sue Yowell says that
Campus Life initially placed
Thrialkill under an interim
Primitive bomb found on campus
suspension, which was lifted
after an Administrative
Hearing, where it was decided
that TTirialkill is not currently a
danger to the campus
conjmunily. On Oct 4, a College
Hearing Board took place to
decide on disciplinary
sanctions; the sanctions have
not yet l>een released for public
record.
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