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Three win Garner awards
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who pursue careers in planning
need to be able to think in terms
of space, shapes, sizes, and rela
tionships, and to visualize the ef
fects of these factors on plans and
design.
Computer technology pro
motes the development of these
visualization skills. Computer
technology allows us to work
more efficiently and effectively
by allowing us to develop and
test mathematical models related
to specific problems before great
sums of time and money are in
vested,” she said.
Incorporation of computer
technology into the mathematics
curriculum will serve as a means
of facilitating this mission by al
lowing students to become im
mersed in problem-solving/
project situations that are more
dependent on critical thinking and
analysis and less dependent on
algorithm memorization and com
putation in a career-relevant en
vironment, i.e., the computer,”
she noted.
The LesUe H. and Evelyn G.
Garner Faculty Leadership
Awards support faculty, who by
submission of their projx)sals for
course development, research, or
pubhc service are seeking to re
new, strengthen, or extend their
leadership capabilities and thus
enhance their effectiveness as
leaders and teachers.
Student arrested for vote sale
A 28-year-old New York stu
dent was arrested on Elections
Day and charged with selling his
vote, allegedly for tuition money.
Christian Hazzard is accused
of posting flyers on trees along
Park Avenue that read; “BUY
MY VOTE — Struggling Student
Is Willing To Sell Vote In This
Nov. 7th Election — $1,000 or
best offer.”
The flyers also listed an e-mail
address on tear away tabs.
City Department of Investiga
tion agents contacted Hazzard by
e mail on Nov. 1, spokesman Pat
Clark said. He said Hazzard
agreed to accept $600 and to vid
eotape the ballot in the voting
booth to confirm his choice.
Hazzard was arrested after ac
cepting $300, Clark said. An un
employed, occasional actor on
public access cable TV, Hazzard
allegedly said he needed tuition
at the School for Visual Arts.
Hazzard’s lawyer, Brook Hol
land, declined to comment.
(Reprinted by permission of
Associated Press.)
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