Cadet parking cliarges 'misinterpretation': Stone sa.rs s, Jeanette Hamlllon Disciplinan· action has been taken agarnsr the instructors who allegedly rhrcarencd NIC cadets, according 10 Denn Ray S1onc \hhough S1onc would no1 di.\dOSC rhe name of lhl! rn ~t ructors or !he manner 1n which they were reprimanded. he soid rhe problem was one of commumca11ons and 1he misunders1anding would not hnppcn again.
In a rcccn1 speech 10 ;a Joumahsm class. Stone said he found that "tht' student, Ct'adet~I might ha,·e misin· tcrprc1cd the facuhy •· and the alleged ·hrea1, were mJde in ":i joking. kidding manner .. In the :-.o, I~ 1swe of the Carduul Review. a memo from the cadets addressed 10 'led S1uan. la" enforcement dm:ctor. was printed 1n pan.
uplaininll "h~ 1he cr1m1nal ;us11ce pr;ic1icum cla~, member~ resigned frl'm their duties ol JS\umg campus p.;irking tkket\. The memo said "In 1hc last nrne weeks I\\O of our members ha,e h:id facult" member~ mform them to ne,·er enroll. m their dass. One of 1he faculn· e,en <1:11ed he would ·gel e\'en' "ilh all lau enforcement for the Jctioll!> of
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l'nc in 1~sumg him J parl.mg 11d.e1 •· The cadet\. An1hon, Dnsroll. Molh ,\mien, Eddie Todd. C:11herine Mor· 1.:rne. Ennquc Sanchc:i. Ke, 1n Fi11p,11nct and Shannon ~ cuh. stated m the memo thnt 1hi, tasl. "ha\ alwa,·s been :i ,"Oune~, J~ it is of , en lnilc , alue :i, a ir.unmg 1a~J..." But· Stone dbagrced \\ith this \IC\\. "The~ flhe cadets) need 1h1s 1vpc or 1r:i1mn1? b3dh." Stone said " With rooper:i1ion "e "ill get the c3dc1, bad, into their proper pl3cc •· Stone said the foculr~ 1hrea1s hln· some truth to them. bu1' 1he problem is also the foul! of the C3dcts. ··They tlhc ('lldets) should be taught a bener and less offenshe w3,•" to Jppronch the pl-Opie the~ :ire 1icte1ing. Stone s:iid.
Frid.a~. Dec. S, 1980
By 1,1ude nl bonrd
Decoration party slated A cl111\ feed nnd SUB dccornting pany will be 5ponsored by the ASNIC ~tudt'nt activities fund . I.aura lfnmnn, \ludcn1 octlvi1ic\ director. announced 111 lht' Dec. I srudent hoard meeting. Homan , ,1id the pnny will be held Mon(lny ut b p.m lifter lhl" \IUdcnr board mcc1mg. Occoroung the build· Ing and painting a window will en1i1le nny interested student 10 free chili and rcfrc5hmcnl\. she snid. Stude nt Actlv11ics Advise r Tony Stewart announced that the goal for the Founh Annual Mu~culnr Dysrro· phy Marathon will be m nt S20.000. NIC will ccMponsnr th e 28- hc,ur marathon \\ilh Coeur d';\lcnc Hrgh Sch110I ogoin this year. occording 10 S1ewJrt It will be held Jon. 9 10 in 1hc NIC SU B. A1 rhe o,•. 24 mccung the lx•nrd Jcccpr cd noor pion~ for the proposed lounge 10 be COMtructcd in the SUB ba,cmcnt. ASN IC l'tcs1dcn1 Ken Koh· II ,oid Gerry We ndi. l'Ollegl' bus1nc~, manager, fch :1tl l1>11~1ructil)11 could be
lin1shed within this school y~r. Kohli rcponed to the bo:l.rd th:u ma1cnah 10 construct conCTCtc ben· che, can be supplied from a Spokane manufocturcr at a 20 pcrccni discount. These benches. cosllng npprox1mately S60 per benrh. will be ~I up on the bench south of the dilc road. He said on}1hing con)tructed south of the dik(.' ~n be pa.mall~· fu.ndcd by the federal 110,•ernmeni as public property improvement Kohli snid he would 111.c 10 hn,c them installed bcfon: lhi\ ,pring. In olhcr action the board: -received a leucr from the Inland Empire Blood Bani. complimt'n11ng NIC for n job well done The college donated 118 pmb or blood. "ith 1he ~tadcmic Cnj(mCC~ rcce1\lng the sso nward for the club with the mo)t dono11011s. -\\ ns reminded b\ S1udcn1 J\ct1\l· IIC\ Coordtn11tcr Dcllll Benncu thJJ .in outdoor equipment swap "ill be held Dec 11 -12 In the Bound!') Room. Christ) Steinle) photo
Two concerts to enhanc e holida y The Communicn1ion-Ans auditorium u1II be the s.Ue for rwo concerts chis Chrhtm.i.s bca,on and will feature such 1alen1) a) the Spokane Concen Orchestra. TI,e first of these conC'tlrt!>, scheduled for Dec. 7, is lite "Christmas Re,els." presented by Co~no(sseur Concens. This perfomul!lcc "ill offer profession:il :mists from Spokane wnh instruments from the Renaissance Period. They will be accompnnicd by the Whitu onh choir who \\,U perform Chnstm:i.s Carol~ &om the Renaissance Period, along with contemporary song). Chn~!"'~ enrols from France and Old England "ill wso be performed. The Chnstmas Revels" isspon!>orcd by Nickel's Wonh. Ciciz.en's Council of 1he Art!>; and the NIC Music Depanment. Tic-ket:. are S2 for students and S-1 for the public. " The ":"essiah" will be performed by th e Spokane Concert Orchestra. ~crompamc_d by the N~C choir. Community Fes1h·al Choir Md a guest soloii.1 on cc. 14. Th1sconcen will also feature Christmas clll'Ols and "ill cost S2 for students and S8.SO for the public. ~I~ coming up in Janucuy arc 1wo more concens which will fe:irure classie3J e~~~ James Recd and the Spolane Symphony with guest conduc1or Norman
Ea,-~ doe, it Conductor Robert Singlet.sl) gufdes the l\orth Idaho Phllhannonlc orcheslJU through one of its performances a1 1bc No, . 30 concert. Addltlonal plerures are on page JS.
Faculty lot to be enlarged Additional fac:-ult) parting will be pro\'1dcd aert semester in an effon 10 de1er further problems. according 10 NIC President Barry Schuler. The presen1 area rescned for facult) v.ill be extended 10 the comer of 1he ~u1h side of the librlll'). but Schuler s:iid cbere v.ill not be any spaces alloned 10 ind1,1du:il msiructors. He s.:ud second semester p:i.rking stickers \\ ill be distributed 10 faculty members. and cars no1 displ:iJing lh~e speci31 stid:.crs 1<ill be ticketed. The des1gncned h:indicapped areas now :illoned will no1 be included in the focuhy lot. houe,er, Schuler said. In a o,. 14 o.nide concerning the faculty-c:1de1 parking problem. a cadet SIJICd that the problem could be solved if Schuler revised the present sicu:ition. (Sec related story on this p:ige.)