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-September 25.1996
Stflff Editorifll
A bad sign. (Or a couple dozen)
LA is drowning in paper! Every hallway, every
door and every bulletin board is covered in signs announc
ing various student clubs and activities. It’s getting to
the point where it’s impossible to tell if there are any new
jobs on the job board without looking closely. Because
there are so many signs, none of them stand out, any
way.. Some suggestions:
Bulletin Boards. There are bulletin boards in
the dorms, in the suites and in Belk that are just for stu
dent use. Use them, and don’t clutter up the bulletin
boards that are just for work/study, financial aid or the
registrar’s office.
The Internet. Mass e-mailing could get annoy
ing, but it’s not that bad now and it’s a pretty good way to
reach everyone. There are also some bulletin boards
available on the net.
The cafeteria. The bang-on-a-glass method is
embarrassing, but it’s an excellent way to get people’s
attention.
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Guest Column
Radio club needs your support to fix up station
Once upon a time there
was a radio station on campus
here at St. Andrews. This is not
another fable, this is a true story.
Then somewhere around the
late 80’s the big bad wolf came
and blew it down and the little
pigs danced on it’s grave.
Since that time, there
have been many attempts to get
back on the air. Some of these
attempts almost made it, and
some failed miserably. This
newspaper, back in 1991, wrote
an article stating that the radio
station (WSAP) would be back
on the air soon. Now, five years
later, we hope to make this hap
pen.
“How do you start a ra
dio station?” you might ask.
Well, with the impassioned vi
sion of a Sophomore named
John Slifka, a dedicated Senior
named Jesse Walker and an en
ergetic Junior named Aaron
“Spanky” Selzer, it just might
happen. The triumvirate has
spent most of it’s free time re
organizing the club and digging
up old equipment from various
basements and closets. Now,
soon after the printing of this
article, Thursday to be exact, we
will be an approved club again.
Yet being a club does not a sta
tion make. Radio stations are
an expensive hobby for college
students. This will just give us
the power to start raising money
and collecting equipment and
finding a studio, all of which we
need to do before we can get on
the air.
Within a week after the
approval, the first radio club
meeting will take place. That’s
really what his article is about.
ladies and gentlemen. It is an
impassioned plea for support
from students, faculty and staff
to help us make this dream a
reality by the end of next semes
ter. So students, come to our
meetings, show your support
and help us make this happen
from the inside. Everyone
wants to be a DJ. Faculty and
staff, show us your support. I
don’t have to mention what a
boost a real live working radio
station would be to the campus
and community. We might
even let you, the faculty, have
your own radio show. That
would be interesting. Neal?
Prust? Melton?
So let me sum up by say
ing that if the big bad wolf and
the three little pigs show up this
year at the radio station, we are
going to have ourselves a pig
pickin’ on a new fur rug. We
mean to have this radio station,
but we need you help. If you
wish to contact us before out
meeting, please contact either:
John Slifica, Station manager;
Jesse Walker, Program Man
ager; Aaron “Spanky” Seltzer,
Business Manager.
-Jesse Walker
Guest Column
Eco-Action is a chiance to clean up SAPC
Eco-Action, the SAPC environmental group, is ready lo con
tinue the battle of bringing awareness and action to the SAPC
community. This year, the group will be dedicating its attention
to strengthening the recycling program, encouraging energy con
servation and cleaning up our campus (including cigarette butts
they are not seed, they will not grow!)
This year’s council consists of: Vida Mia Ruiz, President;
Gary Marshall, Vice-President; Christy Pietsch, Treasurer; and
Aundrea Lagoda, Secretary.
Eco-Action is a group created by the students and for the
students. Any and all input is valuable. Everyone is invited to
attend meetings Monday nights at 10:00 in the Orange main lounge.
Please-Every Tuesday Night- RECYCLE-RECYCLE-
RECYCLE.
-Vida Mia Ruiz
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