The Pendutum Volume XVI, Number 22 Serving the Elon Ck)Uege eommimity April 26,1990 1*11* Photo by Heidi Bayfleld Many Homeless seek, shelter and struggle to survive on the streets of Washington. See page 5. Media Board selects editors, managers Lee Marshall ^he Pendulum The Elon College Media ^oard met Monday, April 16, to '^ote on the student editors of Pendulum, Colonnades, "hi Psi Cli, and the station ^^^gerofWSOE. According to Gerald Gibson, professor of communications and 'oting member of the Media ^^d, seven applications were '^iewed for the positions. The '^edia Board’s decision was based the applicant’s grade point average, faculty and staff recom mendations, experience, and personal interviews. Rick Snyder, a junior, was chosen for the station manager's position at Elon’s radio station, WSOE. Snyder has worked at the station for three years. He started out as a DJ, produced Dr. Tom’s Eighth Day Review," and was chief announcer. The Pendulum's new editor is Kelly Potter, a junior. She is majoring in Journalism and has had prior experience as editor of her higli school newspaper. _ , , Cathy Miller will be the editor of Phi Psi Cli, Elon's yearbook. Miller is a sophomore and has worked on the yearbook staff here at Elon for the past two years as sports editor. Chandra Crawford, a junior, will be the new editor of Colonnades. Colonnades is Elon's literary magazine made up of student's work submitted to be judged. Crawford is majoring in English. She has worked on Colonnades for two years and has been the p)etry editor. ^ ^ Students get more visitation Kelly Potter The Pendulum Rob Whiteside, the SGA senator who led the visitation committee, began his crusade against the current visitation policy in late August. Since then, he has come up with six diffrent proposals. During that time, he produced a survey on the visitation policy and distributed it to the student body. He recieved 949 surveys back with various responses to the proposals, including still questions and concerns about security and privacy. Whiteside's final proposal consisted of visitation extended from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. Suday through Thursday, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. Friday and Saturday and 24-hour visitation for Jordan Center. The decision was made on Tuesday, April 24, concerning "I went through all the red tape. I feel like I got a slap in the face." Rob Whiteside SGA senator SGA's proposal to extend the visitation hours. An extension of the current hours has been approved and will be as follows: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday. This policy will regulate all campus residence space with the exception of East Campus Apartments. The new policy will be in effect at the beginning of the 1990-91 academic year. Whiteside said he is grateful See Visitation, Page 9 lOOth senior class is ready for graduation Lee Corbett Special to the Pendulum "It’s going to be the best day of my life!” said John McCormick. McCormick and 529 other Elon seniors, the largest commencement class in the college’s history, will collect their diplomas on May 19th. For the students, the day marks the culmination of years of work; for Elon, the class of 1990 marks the 100th class to graduate from the college. Preceded by a century of commencement speakers, Dr. Earl Danieley, the current director of planned giving at Elon and former president of the college, will deliver the 1990 commencement address. Appropriately, Danieley has seen quite a few of the past graduation ceremonies. He has been a member of the faculty since 1946, establishing him as the person with the longest association with Elon. Danieley served as dean from 1953-56 until at the age of 32, he became one of the youngest presidents in the country. In 1973, he returned to his original vocation, professor, and resigned his position. This years’ commencement ceremony will also include the presentation of the honorary doctor of laws degree to the well- known North Carolina businessman and former legislator Irwin Belk. The officer of several N.C. companies, including the Belk Group Stores, has been very supportive of See Graduation, Page 9

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