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EDITORIALS!!!
A Note From The Editor
By STEPHEN T. WARD
WELCOME!
As there arc changes in almost
every aspcct of the university, the
Broncos’ Voice has been revitalized
also. With an almost new staff con
sisting of 15 members, and a new
advisor. Dr. Alex Nakireru, our in
tention is to be the best newspaper
this FSU has ever had. Though Dr.
Glenda Sexton is no longer our ad
visor, she’s our bridge when we’re
faced with roadblocks.
The Broncos’ Voice is your
newspaper. Our success depends on
your support. Our mission is to keep
you infwmed, to answer questions,
to sound your voice, and to enter
tain. Also, we intend to publish a
paper every two weeks.
I’m pretending FSU is a city; and,
the Voice is the city’s newspaper. It
is my goal that one day I’ll read a
line in the Fayetteville Observer
something like this: “As stated in the
Broncos’ Voice, yesterday Dr. Hack-
ley...”
We need news and good stories.
Call us, 486-1357. Also, we strongly
encourage Letters to the Editor.
Remember, we stand behind our
name. The Broncos’ Voice.
Here’s to a great year!
Dear New Student
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Welcome to Fayetteville State
University. Our faculty staff ad
ministration and student body are
pleased that you have selected FSU
to pursue your educational goals.
If you were unable to participate
in one of the c^bonal “Fall
Preview” New Student Orientation
dates on July 7, 14, or 21, 1989, we
have made special arrangements for
you to attend Orientation for the fall
’89 semester beginning August 12-
16, 1989. Tlie purpose of New Stu
dent Orientation is to provide you
with information and direction on
the following;
• Purpose and outcomes of New
Student Orientation
• New student in-ptocessing
• Placement testing
• Residence Hall check-in
• Medical clearance inframation
• Financial Aid advisement
• Registration procedures
• Academic major information
• Student activities
New student Orientation activities
will be held for students and parents
in the Old Chesmutt Litaary (West
Campus) beginning promptly at
2:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 12.
New students are classified as
freshpersons, transfer students,
readmitted, and weekend and
evening students.
Again, welcome to Fayetteville
State University. We lode forward to
seeing you.
Sincerely, *'
Henry A. Gardner
Vice Chancellor for
Student Afiiairs
From The Desk Of The President
As SGA President, I would like to
personally welcome you to Fayet
teville Slate University. Your deci
sion to fiulher your education is one
of the most important decisions you
will ever make. Wc are privileged
that you have selected FSU.
The Student Government As
sociation, fondly known as SGA, is
YOUR organization. SGA officially
represents the entire student body.
So that you will know who we are,
SGA officers include your president,
Beverly Hicks; Roger Pilgrim, vice
president; Tenetta Wiggins, business
manager, and MISS FSU, Tammye
Jenkins.
We are committed to shaping a
system that will effectively serve
your needs. There are numerous op-
pcKtunities available through the
SGA which will allow you to be
come active in shaping the future of
our student body and University. It
is our hope that you will become in
volved with SGA and strive to better
yourself and your University.
Sincercly,
Beverly IJicks
President, SGA
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reccivc your ('oiuuiissioii as a Navy olliicr, and proceed lo
professional training of ciioice. (Of ficer piofessions include
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plainiing. conninniications, administration, engineering,
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EARN UP TO $40,000
while still in school.
REQUIREMENTS
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BRONCOS
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STAFF
Stephen Ward
Eric Lewis
Nikki Moore
Sharon Carr
Jewel Caston
Angelo Owens
Editor-In-Chief
Staff Writer
Advertising Editor
Photographer
Circulation Manager
Staff Writer
Stephen Charles Illustrator & Staff Writer
Doris Bihlmeyer
Vemika Jones
Anthony McCollum
Staff Writer
Staff Writer
Sports Editor
Nevette McE^chem Typist & Staff Writer
Jessica Sawyer Department News Editor
Dr. Alex Nakireru Advisor
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New Student Advertisement Center
A new Student Advisement Cen
ter, which will serve the needs of all
students enrolled in the School of
Business and Economics, officially
opened on July 1, 1989. The Center,
directed by Mrs. Norma T. Mc-
Lauchlin, is located in Room 340 of
the Butler Building and houses all
business students’ records. All mat
ters relative to undergraduate issues
is handled in the Center, thus, busi
ness students no longer have to go
through a maze of offices to obtain
the assitance which they need. The
faculty continues to serve as career
counselors.
Since July 1, the Schcx)! of Busi
ness and Economics has operated
under a new oiganizational struc
ture, replacing department chairs
with assistants to the dean and
program directors.
Dr. Assad Tavakoli, Assistant
Dean, is Director of the MBA
Program and Chair of the Graduate
Curriculum and Policy Committee.
Dr. Rose T. Vaughan, Assistant to
the Dean, is Director of Under
graduate Studies and Chair of the
Undergraduate Curriculum and
Policy Committee. Dr. Inder Nij-
hawan will cohtinue as' Director of
the Center for Economic Education.
Mrs. Norma T. McLauchlin, Assis
tant to the Dean, serves as Director
for Student Advisement A Student
Advisory Committee, composed of
presidents and vice presidents of
student organizations, and a
Strategic Planning Committee, as
appointed by the Dean, will provide
input into the c^ration of the
School, n': -
The new organizational structure
is designed to more effectively serve
the needs of the students.
NEW.. .Scholarship Btmdraiser
Aluminum cans are being collected for recycling and for
raising money for a scholarship fund for the School of
Business & Eiconomlcs.
Everyone Is asked to bring cans to the hall outside Room
340 of the Butler Building, please help us to help our
students: an empty can can help to save a mind.
NEW..... Undergraduate Office Numbers
For Advisement: Mrs. Norma McLaughlin 486-1508
For Special Issues: Dr. Rose T. Vaughan 486-1593
The center is open Monday -
Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00
p.m. During the first, second, and
third weeks of each semester the
Center is also open on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings and on
Saturday morning, respectively.
Every business student is en
couraged to visit the Center and to
make an appointment for personal
advisement during each semester.
Students with less than 45 semester
hours of credit will continue to be
advised through the College of Arts
and Sciences.
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