The
Clarion
Volume 72, Issue 12
SERVING THE BREVARD COLLEGE
COMMUNITY SINCE 1935
Have a
Happy
Thanksgiving!
November 17, 2006
Lady Tornados fall in home opener
by Amethyst Green
Staff Writer
The Lady Tornados Basketball
team fell to Bryan College in their
season opener on Wednesday
evening. The team started out
strong in front of a large home
crowd, but was over taken by
Bryan College in the second half
The final score was Brevard 53,
Bryan 65.
The game started at 6 p.m. and
the stands were full of people
ready to cheer on BC. Although
they played very hard their efforts
were put to waste.
Samantha Winn, #11, led the
team with a total of 13 points, fol
lowed by Holly Krogman, (#40),
with 10 points, Lindsey Morgan,(
#15), with 8 points, and Millie
Wharton, (#5), with 7 points.
Also, Megan Russell, (#12), had 6
assists, and Jessica Whitmire shot
100% from the free throw line.
and the second half they shot
40.0%. For the game they shot
40.7% for field goals, 33.3% for
3 point shots, and 50.0% for
free throws.
The team got off to a rocky
start, but they didn’t lose by
much. The Lady Tornados will
be traveling for their next few
games. Their next home game
is Nov. 21 at 6 p.m. where they
will play Virginia Intermont
College.
Hoiiy Krogman wresties for possession of the baii.
photo by John Billingsley
Brevard shot 28.6% from the
three point line in the first half
and in the second half they shot
37.5%. 'fhe team's total field goal
percentage for the first half was
46.4% and the second half they
shot only 34.6%. Their first half
free throw percentage was 66.7%
Upcoming Games:
Nov. 17 at Carson Newman
Nov. 18 vs Lenior Rhyne
(at CNC)
Nov. 21 vs Virginia Intermont
Nov. 25 vs Tenn. Wesieyan
Nov.28atLMU
Nov. 30 at Mars Hiii
Dec. 2 at Lenior Rhyne
Dec. 5 vs LMU
Dec. 9 vs Lees McRae
Motion to impeach SGA President withdrawn
by Adam Beeson
Editor in Chief
A written motion to impeach
Student Government Association
(SGA) President Aaron Motley
was recalled shortly before the
scheduled SGA joint session meet
ing on Wednesday. The proposal
was the second written motion
calling for the impeachment of
Motley this semester.
On Tuesday, Nov. 14, Josh
Rosen, Chief Justice of the Judi
cial Board, announced that he had
received a written motion calling
for impeachment.
Rosen said that SGA would hold
a special Joint Session on Wednes
day at 8:30 p.m., in which the ac
cusatory legislator, under Article
6 of the SGA Constitution, would
formally make the motion.
Article 6, the Impeachment Ar
ticle, says that “the official mo
tion (for impeachment) must be
made during a special Joint Ses
sion called by the Chief Justice.
The motion must include the iden
tification of the Executive Officer
accused, along with a brief expla
nation of the reasons for the
charges.”
At 6:56 p.m. on Wednesday,
Rosen sent a campus-wide e-mail
announcing that the motion had
been withdrawn.
“As I announced in my e-mail
of November 15, 2006,1 have re
ceived a written motion,” Rosen
said. “The person who submitted
the motion has requested that it
not be brought forward at this
time. Therefore the special ses
sion for tonight is cancelled. It is
not appropriate or necessary to
discuss the matter.”
Rosen then read the e-mail at a
regularly scheduled SGA Senate
Meeting at 7:30 p.m., and the
motion was no longer discussed.
This was the second written
motion for impeachment filed to
Rosen this semester.
On Aug. 30, Christopher
Dimond, member of the House of
Club Representatives, made a writ
ten and verbal motion to impeach
Motley on grounds that he acted
in violation of college policy. Af
ter a special Joint Session to con-
-see SGA page 2
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Inside?
Classifieds....
.12
False Ad
...8
Horoscope
...7
Huntin' & Killin'.
..11
Matt's Take
...4
Movie Review....
..7
Opinion
..3
Put it Away
..5
Sports
11