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Thureday, October 31, 1991
ASNICgetaa newadvl-.r
ENTINEL North Idaho College'• Student Newspaper
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Volume 68 Number 4
Hedlund test results may be reviewed by Pa11icia Snyder News Ed,IOI
Based on 1hc Jdvice of co unsel. 1hc admin 1smuion has deci ded 10 hove the lledlund Auilding employee 1c,1, n:vie,,ed by nno1her php1cinn. accunling to NIC P~,idcnt Robcn Benm:u The re, 1ew ,s i:on11ngun1 upon 1hc .1pprn,.11 of 1hc phy~ici.111, who did 1hc ong1nJI 1es1ini;. he s.11d. llowc, cr. the 13 p,•upk who h,,d ""nbnormul"' neurological 1c,1 rc,ults \\ Il l ,1111 rccc1,•e 1ntcns1vc mcdic,11 11:,11ng. Bennett ..uid ··wc·n: \Imply Jttcmpllnj! 10 ,a). "Yes. 11 \ ,,.,lid wha1 " c"re duing hen:.""" llcnncu smd. Benncu addre\\cd ASNIC concerning the Hedlund problem III Jn Oct. 21 mcc11nt ""We 1..no\\ \\c vc g111 10 u,c 1hc hu1ldmg." Bennclt saul ··we I.now we c.i11·1 lea,c 11 10 lie cmp1y ·· ·n 1c ,c,·oml Oour of 1hc Hedlund llu1ldmg ha, occn empt)' ,mcc 0
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In addt11on 10 a re, 1cw of the te,uni: rc,ull,. Dennen ,aid 1hc udminhtrauun " planmn!! 10 ,chcdule new air 1c,1,. ··we can ·1 find any1hing from 1hc people who arc supp<hCdly cxpcm. They can"t fi nd anything;· he ~id.
THE CAT THAT ATE THE CANARY--N/C music major Laura Seable captures the spirit of Halloween- as well as one of her fine-feathered lrlends--in preparation for tonight's frightening festivities. The fiendish feline was made-up by husband Steve, an NIC theater major and assistant technical director for the NIC theater department. Trick or treat?/ L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___, - - - -please see HEDLUND Page 19
Power problems affect campus life · by Valer lo Parr Sonljnel Reporter NIC computers were down and buildings grew cold Wednesday. Oc1. 23. 1hrough Snturdny. Oc1. 26. while Washington Water Power engineers worked wi1h NIC maintenance employees for four days 1rying 10 find lhe cause of clccuical shonages. During 1his lime. according 10 Physical Plan1 Dircclor Roger Brockhoff, 1he crew worked through the night. some of the men only stopping for a few hours rest before reiuming lo work.
··11· s :1 real puzzle."' Brockhoff said Power surges can occur when 1he main of lhe buildings on campus. Brockhoff ~aid. Friday. by which 1ime 1he power surges hod power is swi1ched back on. in the case of a '"h hasn°1 become 100 cold ye1. bu1 we caused the des1ruc1ion of four transformers shon or if o transformer malfunctions. A ha,c 10 worry about possible freeiing:· he and two compu1ers. large jol1 of elcctrici1y c;in easily destroy a said. A grave-like patch or fresh din on the compu1er, which is why 1he compu1crs Classes were canceled Thursday hiwn marks 1he mos1 recenl repair si1e, were no1 func1ioni ng, even 1hough 1hc af1ernoon due 10 1he cold. Heat was where a ··ground shor1•· had been lights were on and 1he computer equipment expec1ed 10 be working on Friday. bu1 after elimina1ed. The combined WWP/NlC work was in working order. maintenance couldn°1 gel the- boiler crew s1ood around n deep. rec1angular Mosl of 1he time, the elcclrlci1y was shut connected, classes were canceled th at hole, con1nini ng wires and elec1ric off by NlC main1enance so tha1 wires could afternoon as well. Only the dormitories and appara1us. Minu1es la1er, lhey all s1ood be repaired. The grea1es1 problem caused S1uden1 Union Building were uaaffectcd by back as 1he power was 1urned on, since by 1he power ou1age was in 1he ce ntral ano1her transformer could blow up. boiling plonl. which supplies hea1 10 most - - - - please 588 POWER Page 6