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{/ THE STUDENT VOICE COIUMNS VOL. 53, NO. 3 SEPTEMBER 26, 1 995 SUPER FREAKY 'Fa Ficb' nnii nvwii itidiiti kti vMii irtiitt ii Frifay, Siptinta Utk. Hn Shm aim, Onick Piiji. Ala Pivii, Eiii Jim |it tifitlw i trihti ti tW jriit Rick Jnn. Miyicxe JKpy rpHinoni|> xp;i,6t,! Loose traraMiorc Write for COLUMNS MOORE ELECTED S.G.A. PRESIDENT COSNER STEPS DOWN Search for replacement steps up by Matt Yehiel As most of you know, or may not know, the Residence Director of Wright Hall, William Cosner, has left us. He has recently gotten married and felt that he should spend more time with his wife, who has Just graduated law school. Cosner said his best Louisburg College experience was coming in last year and now seeing the gradual improvement in the students. For those of you wondering about the switch from Hillman to Wright, Cosner said, "Kevin (Bryant) and I just decided to switch. It was just a little change, some thing different." Cosner said that he had to be so "by the book" last year because everything was so out of control. This year it had been a little easier because he had been able to ulk things out with students. It had been more satisfying this year. To his past residents in Hillman Cosner said, "The fire thing was not cool." "I've enjoyed being here," Cosner said. "I've learned a lot of patience and how to interact with others. I've grown just as much as you all have." Assistant Dean for Residence life Richard Chassey is handling the details of re placing Cosner. "I've done what we typically do, which is to advertise by sending notices to other colleges and universities that there is an opening here, and also advertising in the newspapers," Dean Chassey said. "We've gotten five applications so far, and interviewed one person. Well be inter viewing somebody else this weekend," he said. [When you read this paper the sec ond interview will be complete. - ed. ] Dean Chassey will also be responsible for training the new Residence Director. "There's a manual that they have, and I spend probably a week going over the manual with them." Dean Chassey said. "Well also talk about communication skills and crisis intervention. I don’t expect too much of a problem." Meanwhile, William has left and this campus won't be the same without him. Second-year resident Keith Moore was elected Student Government Association (S.G.A.) President last week on a second ballot. Serving with Moore in the Execu tive Committee will be Chris Loga, \^ce- President and Ginger Bray, Secretary, both of whom were elected on the first ballot. Jonas Shields, TVeasurer, was elected with Moore on the second ballot. Voter turnout was high for both ballots of the election. Over 140 students voted in both votes, which were held Thursday the 14th and Tuesday the 19th. Students need to win a clear majority (51%) on a ballot to be seated in the Senate. Along with the Executive Committee, students were elected to Class Offices and Senate seats. Serving the Sophomore Class will be Brian Dorsey, President; Talitha "Leaf* House, Vice-President; Kim Krause, Secretary; and Tony Dancy, Treasurer. Elected Freshman Class Officers were Adam Swinson, President; Dega Baily, Vice-President; Shaunda Williams, Secre tary; and Evan Stauffer, IVeasurer. Also serving on the S.G.A. Senate will be David Lollar, Commuter Senator, Angie Frederick, Merritt Senator; and Scott Washburn, Wright Senator. INSIDE COLUMNS... Briefly. 2 1 A & E , 1 Sports 4 1 Voices ^ 1 Etc 6 1 Classified. I