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Kylee Wheetley, 4, of Makanda, makes a card for veterans Tuesday at Faner Hall to commemorate 9/11. Brynn Wheetley, Kylee’s mother, said she explained 9/11 to her family on the way to Carbondale. “It’s important because history was made. They need to understand why military, police and firemen work so hard to help protect our country,� she said. Eleven years after 9/11, SIU students and faculty honored veterans, firefighters, and public safety officers by making them handmade support cards in the Faner breezeway Tuesday. The Center for Service-Learning and Volunteerism at SIU hosted the event by offering construction paper, patriotic stickers, and markers to make the cards unique. The cards, created by students and faculty, will be sent off to the SIU Veteran Affairs program, SIU department of public safety and Carbondale police and firefighters.
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:H DUH MRXUQDOLVWV QRW D 35 ÀUP To be a college student and a news journalist is an extraordinary combination. To report daily on the university you attend should be a rewarding and fulfilling position. As Daily Egyptian employees, we have the distinct privilege of being an impartial voice for the faculty, students and community by reporting with fairness, balance and accuracy. We won’t always succeed. But we hold ourselves to that standard. We are the students of this
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Dear Editor, The conventions are over, and now we face several weeks of campaign bombardment. This year more than ever, our country needs everyone to be serious about going to the voting booth. Whether you are a student, faculty or staff at SIUC, please take action now to ensure you are legally registered and able to vote in November. If you have moved since you last voted, or you have moved recently, please check with the Jackson County clerk at 687-7360 to ensure you meet the legal criteria to vote
locally and to ensure you know the location of your voting precinct. I’ve been an election judge for many years now and have seen too many students and new faculty disappointed and angered upon learning they cannot vote because they have not done something as simple as submitting an address change. Most commentators view the two political parties evenly matched, leaving the three percent to five percent undecided voters potentially in control of the election. We need all your votes! Judy Ashby Carbondale resident
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+LJKHU HGXFDWLRQ IDFXOW\ ODFNV GLYHUVLW\ JOHN HUGHEY Graduate student from Anna studying higher education In the past 100 years, the face of U.S. universities has changed dramatically. Where a college education was once reserved for the privileged few, there is now a plethora of opportunities for students of all backgrounds to enroll and attempt to earn a degree. The goal to make universities a melting pot of students has succeeded, but that is only the first step. The diversification of the student body requires a diversification of faculty as well, something that is not always seen in higher education. Laura Gater in an article for the newsletter, University Business, said, “I think having a diverse faculty is increasingly important
today. We are in a global economy, an ever-shrinking world. It's more important now to have faculty with a variety of experiences to engage students.� Some university leaders have seen the need for a diverse faculty as well. Although many universities are hesitant to post demographic statistics data on their faculty, some have adopted official statements regarding their commitment to a diverse faculty. The University of Illinois provides only the gender of its faculty members. The most recent enrollment figures at the University of Illinois show a total student body of 42,061. Of those students, 55 percent are male and 45 percent are female. The faculty at the University of Illinois reports a significantly different ratio, with 65 percent of faculty members being male and only
35 percent reported as female. This ratio holds true when looking at faculty separately as tenured and non-tenured, and when viewing the faculty as a whole. While the University of Illinois should be given credit for being transparent with its faculty statistics, it is clear from the disparity between the male-to-female ratio of faculty and students there is room for improvement. Stanford University provides a much more detailed look at the composition of its faculty and students, showing breakdowns by both gender and ethnicity. Stanford’s faculty is 75 percent male and 25 percent female. Similar to the University of Illinois, Stanford’s student population (15,700) is at odds with that of the faculty, with 58 percent identifying as male and 42 percent female.
Caucasian students make up 34 percent of the student population, however the faculty is 79 percent Caucasian. African-Americans make up six percent of the student body, but only three percent of the faculty identify as African-American. Asian-American students were closest in relation to the faculty, with 18 percent of the student population being Asian-American and 15 percent of the faculty being Asian-American. Even though significant disparities exist between Stanford’s population of faculty and students, Stanford is making efforts to correct the issue. To quote one of the sections of Stanford’s commitment to faculty diversity, “we seek to increase the representation of women and minority faculty in leadership positions in departments, schools and the University administration.�
Stanford stated in the process of appointing faculty to leadership positions — such as department chair, associate dean or dean — they will consider the efforts and effectiveness of the candidates in promoting and enhancing faculty diversity and equal opportunity.� It is time to push for greater diversity within faculty in higher education. There is absolutely no excuse for institutions in this day and age to have a faculty that isn’t representative of the student body. Without diversity, universities will stagnate and the already questionable educational system in the United States will become even worse. History has shown how powerful it can be when students and faculty unite behind a cause. Now is the time for them to use their collective power to change the status quo.
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service to the city police between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. 9 calls forIn 2012, that number jumped to 75.
Carbondale Chief of Police Jody O’Guinn said the increase in rate is most likely because of an increase in police presence and self-initiated activity of the officers.
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Police officers (lower right) remove a man believed to have thrown a projectile at the First National Bank sign during Halloween weekend in 1984. NEVILLE LOBERG DAILY EGYPTIAN
1977 The first Halloween mob in Carbondale occurs. Daylight savings time causes bars to stay open an hour longer than usual, and intoxicated attendees leave the bars to light a bonfire, throw bottles and stones, and remove their clothing.
1986 Riots lead to 250 arrests. More than 90 people are taken to Carbondale Memorial Hospital for injuries.
SOURCE: DAILY EGYPTIAN ARCHIVES
1994 The City Council passes an ordinance that forces bars on the Strip to close at 10 p.m. on Halloween. What follows entails the crowd pushing back police barricades on the Strip, and attendees flip cars and light clothing items on fire. Police respond by spraying tear gas at rioters. There are more than 100 arrests.
1995 The city bans keg sales on Halloween in an attempt to quiet things down, and arrests are limited to 14 people.
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1996 At least 27 people are arrested Oct. 27 after several hundred mob the streets for three hours. Attendees throw rocks, bricks and bottles and break store windows, and four police officers are injured.
The keg ban is lifted, which prompts arguably the worst riots in Carbondale history. One man tears down lighted neon signs above La Bamba Mexican Restaurant and Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sub Shop during a riot.
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Aries — Today is a 9 — Do something you’ve always wanted to do. Then make happy plans, and create time for romance. A female adds the right touch. Gather information because you don’t have all the facts yet.
Cancer — Today is a 7 — It’s easy to find the resources. A little research goes a long way. Keep a secret. An old friend will repay a favor or a debt. The outcome is beneficial.
Libra — Today is an 8 — Fall in love all over again. Dip your oars into social waters, and row with gusto. Take advantage of your psychic senses. Creative work pays well. Postpone an outing.
Capricorn — Today is a 6 — Ask and you shall receive. Consider what you’re asking for. Think over a friend’s suggestion very carefully. Seek harmony in romance. The odds are in your favor.
Taurus — Today is a 9 — You can tell if it’s true love, but you may want keep your feelings to yourself, for now. Inspiration is all around. Friends are charming and charmed.
Leo — Today is a 9 — Brilliance comes at you with lighting speed. Capture as much as you can, taking good notes so you’ll remember. Let what you’re learning sink in. Make time for love, too. Keep a secret.
Scorpio — Today is an 8 — Put your heart into it, as well as your other muscles. It will take inspiration and perspiration ... and it will be worth it. Sudoku or some other math game can keep your brain exercised.
Aquarius — Today is an 8 — Partnering is essential for two more days. Negotiate a little bit more to refine the plan. Relaxation helps. Accept an invitation from a special person.
Gemini — Today is an 8 — It’s a beautiful moment to relish. What you have to say is important, so say it. You have a gift with words. Leave them wanting more. A social event provides surprises.
Virgo — Today is a 6 — Being graceful and grateful comes in handy, especially now. You learn a different way of getting things done. Get outdoors. Let go off the things that don’t serve you.
Sagittarius—Todayisan 8 — Work interferes with playtime. Do it for love, not money, and don’t be afraid to ask for what you’re worth. An upgrade may be necessary. The overall outcome is positive.
Pisces — Today is a 7 — Entering two days of steady work effort. Profit from meticulous service and charm. It’s a winning combination. You can find the resources to manifest a dream.
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