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THIS WEEK:
GSO'S NEW
ANTI-ART
SCHOOL
A&E PAGE 10
MAR 13 - MAR 19 2007
PROFILE OF
A POTENTIAL
PRO
SPORTS PAGE 11
TREAT 'EM RIGHT: NOW SEEKING
THEY'RE CALLING I f A DFRS
THE SHOTS
LIFE PAGE 15 PAGE 18w LUKE MCINTYRE CALLS OUT THE PIT PREACHER
OPINIONS PAGE 6
FREE
THEaronnian
THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF UNCG
www.carolinianonline.com
Student Government placed on Probation
Committee votes down resolution to remove SGA advisor
Janlne Camara
Staff Writer
The SGA Committee of the
Whole voted down Resolution SR
84 09 on Feb. 26, which "expressed
deep concern" about SGA's recent
probation and contained provisions to remove Dr. Checka
Leinwall as advisor to the SGA student senate.
According to Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary,
the Committee of the Whole is "the whole membership of
a legislative house sitting as a committee and operating un-der
informal rules."
SGA officers like President Jonae Wartel, Vice-President
Donald Hughes and Attorney General Charles Bowen
were allowed to vote in this setting. Chairman Pro Tern-pore
John Bryant presided over that session of the senate
meeting.
On Feb. 14, the Office of Student Life (OSL) placed SGA
on probation because its rally for higher education, enti-tled
"Have a Heart," was not in compliance with university
policy concerning student gatherings.
According to the SGA website, the event's main orga-nizer,
Vice-President Donald Hughes, failed to contact the
University Police "at least 12 hours" prior to holding the
rally on the EUC front lawn. According to the Resolution,
sponsored by Senator Matt Hill Comer, Hughes assured
the senate "that all the necessary steps would be taken" to
comply with university policy.
According to SGA President Jonae Wartel the organi-zation's
probation places no restrictions on any of its ac-tivities
or privileges and should expire within the academic
year.
According to the Resolution, the University Police gave
SGA no "official citation."
Later that day, the organization received a letter from
Leinwall, who is also the Associate Director for OSL, in-forming
them of their probation status. The Resolution
stated that Leinwall's actions, considering her positions as
OSL Associate Director and SGA senate advisor, were "an
extreme conflict of interests."
"Disciplining needs to happen from an unbiased out-side
entity," Comer said during the Tuesday night meeting.
"Quite frankly, Dr. Leinwall is not unbiased."
Hughes agreed that Leinwall's roles were a conflict of in-terest
and said that no other student organization advisor
had the power to place their organization on probation.
"We are all adults," said Attorney General Charles Bowen
SEE RESOLUTIONS mtTHQ
MORE SGA COVERAGE:
ELECTION RESULTS PAGE 3
SPECIAL BUDGET PAGE 4
DIGITAL DOLLARS
Can online
banking help
you earn green?
SEE NEWS PAGE 3
School of Music remembers their own
The UNCG Clarinet Ensemble gave a musical trib-ute
Wednesday, Feb. 28 in the School of Music to
Tracy Scardino (1984-2007), who collapsed inside
the building Feb. 19. Emergency medics were un-able
to revive
her.
TYE HARRIS/THE CAROLINIAN
THE CAROLINIAN
ESTABLISHED 1919
VOL LXXXVII
ISSUER 5
CONTACT US
the_carolinian@hotmail.eom
PHONE: 336-334-5752
FAX: 336-334-3518
DIRECTORY ON THE WEB AT:
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Classifieds
Corrections
Opinions
A&E
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Life
2-4, 18
2
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Object Description
| Title | The Carolinian [March 13, 2007] |
| Date | 2007-03-13 |
| Editor/creator | Lowrance, Chris |
| Subject headings |
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| Place | Greensboro (N.C.) |
| Description | The March 13, 2007, issue of The Carolinian, the student newspaper of The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. |
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| Original format | Newspapers |
| Original publisher | Greensboro, N.C. : The University of North Carolina at Greensboro |
| Language | eng |
| Contributing institution | Martha Blakeney Hodges Special Collections and University Archives, UNCG University Libraries |
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| Full text | THIS WEEK: GSO'S NEW ANTI-ART SCHOOL A&E PAGE 10 MAR 13 - MAR 19 2007 PROFILE OF A POTENTIAL PRO SPORTS PAGE 11 TREAT 'EM RIGHT: NOW SEEKING THEY'RE CALLING I f A DFRS THE SHOTS LIFE PAGE 15 PAGE 18w LUKE MCINTYRE CALLS OUT THE PIT PREACHER OPINIONS PAGE 6 FREE THEaronnian THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF UNCG www.carolinianonline.com Student Government placed on Probation Committee votes down resolution to remove SGA advisor Janlne Camara Staff Writer The SGA Committee of the Whole voted down Resolution SR 84 09 on Feb. 26, which "expressed deep concern" about SGA's recent probation and contained provisions to remove Dr. Checka Leinwall as advisor to the SGA student senate. According to Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, the Committee of the Whole is "the whole membership of a legislative house sitting as a committee and operating un-der informal rules." SGA officers like President Jonae Wartel, Vice-President Donald Hughes and Attorney General Charles Bowen were allowed to vote in this setting. Chairman Pro Tern-pore John Bryant presided over that session of the senate meeting. On Feb. 14, the Office of Student Life (OSL) placed SGA on probation because its rally for higher education, enti-tled "Have a Heart," was not in compliance with university policy concerning student gatherings. According to the SGA website, the event's main orga-nizer, Vice-President Donald Hughes, failed to contact the University Police "at least 12 hours" prior to holding the rally on the EUC front lawn. According to the Resolution, sponsored by Senator Matt Hill Comer, Hughes assured the senate "that all the necessary steps would be taken" to comply with university policy. According to SGA President Jonae Wartel the organi-zation's probation places no restrictions on any of its ac-tivities or privileges and should expire within the academic year. According to the Resolution, the University Police gave SGA no "official citation." Later that day, the organization received a letter from Leinwall, who is also the Associate Director for OSL, in-forming them of their probation status. The Resolution stated that Leinwall's actions, considering her positions as OSL Associate Director and SGA senate advisor, were "an extreme conflict of interests." "Disciplining needs to happen from an unbiased out-side entity," Comer said during the Tuesday night meeting. "Quite frankly, Dr. Leinwall is not unbiased." Hughes agreed that Leinwall's roles were a conflict of in-terest and said that no other student organization advisor had the power to place their organization on probation. "We are all adults," said Attorney General Charles Bowen SEE RESOLUTIONS mtTHQ MORE SGA COVERAGE: ELECTION RESULTS PAGE 3 SPECIAL BUDGET PAGE 4 DIGITAL DOLLARS Can online banking help you earn green? SEE NEWS PAGE 3 School of Music remembers their own The UNCG Clarinet Ensemble gave a musical trib-ute Wednesday, Feb. 28 in the School of Music to Tracy Scardino (1984-2007), who collapsed inside the building Feb. 19. Emergency medics were un-able to revive her. TYE HARRIS/THE CAROLINIAN THE CAROLINIAN ESTABLISHED 1919 VOL LXXXVII ISSUER 5 CONTACT US the_carolinian@hotmail.eom PHONE: 336-334-5752 FAX: 336-334-3518 DIRECTORY ON THE WEB AT: News Classifieds Corrections Opinions A&E Sports Life 2-4, 18 2 5 5-7 8-10, 19 11-13 14-16 _D Bookmarks Took He^» f? & u /www. cat olini-arioriline, com) |
