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Volume71,Number3 The u»lv«r«l«y of North Carolina at Greensboro Thwnday,Sept8,1991
Mac's Bock!
After being refurbished during the lumoer, the
Mclver Statue resumes it* position in front of
Jackson Library.
UMB appoints
new chairperson
By Jeffrey Weeks
Managing Editor
Christina Ulosevich, a junior
finance major, wasappointed Uni-versityMedia
Board(UMB)chair-person
yesterday in an afternoon
meeting. Ulosevich served as a
student representative to the
group last year.
Duringan interview conducted
by the UMB at the meeting,
Ulosevich said she wanted to
serve as a "guide" for the board.
"The chairperson needs to
guide the individual media [while]
being open to everyone."
The vacancy wascreated when
former chairperson Adrienne
Weddington resigned last week
due to personal reasons.
Administrative advisor John
Watson filled the position for one
week, and presided over
yesterday's meeting.
Ulosevich and senior Rod Over-ton,
a former editor of The Caro-linian,
applied by yesterday's
noon deadline. The decisionwas
announced after a lengthy execu-tive
session which was closed to
the public.
"It was a tough decision," said
Watson.
Ulosevich said that she would
devote at least a couple ofhours a
day to work for the UMB.
"I plan to have enough avail-able
office hours for [all the me-dial
to come by," she said.
The UMB oversees production
of the various campus media, in-cluding
The Carolinian ; the lit-erary
magazine, "Coraddi;" the
yearbook, "Pine Needles,*" and the
video yearbook, "Kaleidoscope."
It includes the heads ofthe me-dia,
faculty and student repre-sentatives,
the chairperson, and
Watson.
Ulosevich said that she sees
some good things happening this
year.
"I see a lot of hard working
staff, doing an incredible job.
Creativity and innovations
abound."
She also said she would work
closely with the student repre-sentatives
on the board, because,
"I know what they go through."
Ulosevich said she plans to
consider the vision of the UMB.
"It's important to be thinking
about what will occur in the fu-ture."
The board plans to interview
and appoint three student repre-sentatives
in the coming weeks.
Lottery
Columnist Brian Lewis ar-gues
in favor ofa state lottery
to fund education, criticizing
the legislatures "Bible-belt"
moral misgivings against im-plementing
one.
See Opinion*/p. 6
Stadium Debut
The men's soccer game
against Campell Saturday
dedicates the new stadium.
Wednesday, the menface North
Carolina State University.
See SportBlp. 12
Revolution watch
Two UNCG teachers tell of
their timely visit to Russia and
their adventures with the on-going
revolution.
See Faculty!p. 2
Second SLA meeting brings
new appoinments to SG cabinet
By Scott Henry
Staff Writer
Rob Posluszny was elected
speaker protemporeandMichael
Pearson was appointed parlia-mentarian
Tuesday night at the
second meeting of the Student
Legislative Assembly (SLA).
The SLA, the legislative branch
of Student Government (SG), is
still in a state of orientation for
the upcoming year, and focused
mainly on potential issues, fu-ture
events, and the possibility of
approving its own internal rules.
Most of the business of the
meeting dealt with student ap-pointments
to SG and to faculty
committees,
la addition to Posluszny and
Pearson, Karin Garner was ap-pointed
legislative assistant by
Vice-President Derrick Johnson.
Mary Haug was appointed as an
the possibility ofa $25 computer
fee which could be applied to all
students in the future.
Melton reminded students of
The legislative branch of SG is still
in a state of orientation for the
upcoming year.
executive assistant to President
Terald Melton.
Melton, in his report to the
SLA, did mention several issues
he would like to see addressed.
Melton wants the Student Escort
Service, currently run for female
and disabled students, openedfor
male students.
Hesi so expressed concern over
the "long awaited dedication of
the soccer stadium this Satur-day,"
and said that the first meet-ing
of the University of North
Carolina Association of Student
Governments (UNCASG) is on
September 20.
UNCASG is a state-wide or-ganisation
ofAs student govern-ments
from the 16 UNC schools.
Melton also stressed the im-portance
of SG participation in
the Campus Planning (acuity
committee.
"The master plan for the uni-versity
is coming undsr review
this year," he said.
Johnson announced that seats
were still open on the assembly in
all classes, and encouraged stu-dents
to stop by room 270 in Elli-ott
University Center to apply.
TheSLApostponed discussion
of its internal house rules until
next week's meeting.
Thepostponement means that
the assembly istechnically work-ing
without set parliamentary
rules until they are |