LANCE NEWS
Week of October 22nd.
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New Staff (continued from p.l)
Professor Bynane knew that he wanted to teach at a small LA college.
He believes that it offers the best educational atmosphere. He also told me
that here at StAndrcws the theater program is basically being rebuilt. He
finds it exciting to be in a position to build an entirely new theater program
in his ideal way.
What do you hope to accomplish while here?
Bynane hopes to restore consistency to the theater and produaion
program. He would like to see the program become more accessible to all
students and not just theater majors. He would also be delighted if people
would come to the first theater produaion “To Much Light Makes the Baby
Go Blind” or “Thirty Plays in Sixty Minuets” which premiers on November
5-6 and 12-13.
Other new (acuity and suff^
Sean Moore Music Accompanist/I nstrua of Music
BM, Memphis State University, 1990
MM University of Memphis, 1997
Daniel Ott
Ollie Bishop
Laura Kellam
Visiting Instruaor of Religious Studies
B.M., Western Virginia University
M. Div., Louisville Presbyterian Theological
Seminary
Ph.D. Candidate, Claremont Graduate
University
Visiting Professor in Accounting '
Visiting Assistant Professor in Sports Studies and
Veterinarian in Residence
BA VA, Commonwealth University, 1989
DVM, VA-MD, Regional College of Veterinary
Medicine, 1997
Blanca Dutan Visiting Faculty from Ecuador
Kathryn Field Catalog Librarian
SAPC 75 BA
UNC CH 78 MSLS
Aaron Lercher Visiting Faculty in Philosophy
Ph.D., State U of NY at Buffalo, 1999
BA, Columbia College, NYC, 1984
Kimberly Butterbaugh Horse Care Manager. Equestrian Center
BA, VA Intermont College, 2004
Kristy Hall
Rachel McMahon
Rodney Jack
Michael Lawson
Head Athletic Trainer
BS, Ok Baptist U., 2001
MS U of OK, 2004
Instruaor on the Equestrian Program
BA, VA Intermont College 2002
Visiting Faculty in Writing, pan time Coordinator of
the Writing Center
MFA Creative Writing, Warren Wilson College,
1999
Head Coach, Lacrosse
The State of the Nation (jump)
minx man comes, i)
the temperature will
starts cooling and then
two things will happen:
A) the humidity will
drop B) the bugs will
'O back outside and
die. Bugs cannot make
it through winter time,
(i.e.. when it is cold
we don’t get eaten by
mosquitos in Orange.)
This year there
are a few main objec
tives; make the judicial
process more efficient,
work with the faculty
and administration
with respea to aca
demic dishonesty, and
CO have an intranet
system put into lise,
where we would have
an online student
forum. In which you
could post questions or
any question you may
lave. This new system ^
will come close to cottl-
pl^ely eliminating the
issue of the perception
of lack of communica
tion and in fact, what
las become the lack
of the dissemination
of information. This
could rake possibly into
next semester to imple
ment. We have to work
with the Office of Stu
dent Affairs, Computer
Services, Communica
tions and the Office of
nstitutional Advance
ment. Also, working
parallel with Stuilent
Government is the Spe
cial Events Committee.
We are working on
voter registration and a
political debate in light
of this years Presiden
tial race.
We in student Gov
ernment are plugging
away. We still have half
a
semester left, and there
is much work to be
done.
We are plan
ning to have a student
forum, a town hall style
funaion on Thursday,
October 28 at 8;30pm.
In the Belk Center.
We will have food and
drinks for all in anen*
dance. At this funaion
we plan to illustrate to
you what we are doing
and what we are plan
ning to do. Also we
plan to take question,
comments, concerns
and any ideas you may
have. We must take
this even serious, if we
plan on having any
colleaive voice with
the Administration we
all must work together.
Think trees being cut
down, hot water. All
that stuff- we need
every ones help.
To move from
this, our major goal for
Student Government
this year is to increase
Communication and
the dissemination of
informatran. We ftcl
the best way to do this
is an online student
forum. Like a nKssage
board. Where we stu
dents could log in and
post questions concerns
ideas homework help.
Anything that you nee
inforniatk)n about post
it and some one else
that knows the answers
or has suggestions, can
give you a reply..
We are also
working with the acf-
ministration with new
student
recruitment, we had an
open house the week
end of Oaober 16-17.
It was a wonderful suc
cess, all our numbers
are up. I at this time
would like to make a
request of everyone
reading thisl When you
see a campus toiir or
visiting students, smile
and say hello. That is
what this campus is
about and we need to
show it and not just
talk about it.
Thank you for
raking the time to read
my artide and if you
need
anything please fwl
free to ask. Email me at
parsons-foresidbg>$aoc.
edu or call me*at exten
sion 2011.
St. Andrews Lance Editing Staff
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Editor In Chief: Emily Boomgarden
Assistant Editor: Matt Stucke
Copy Editor: Mike Gfnest
Sports Editor: Peter Galan
Advisor: Melissa Hopkins
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