Volume 69, Number 8
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North Idaho College's Student Newspaper
CAMPUS NEWS, Page 5
Building collapses Employee, student inside by Lori Vivian E.rerwil'e Editor
The Ii~, of weather-related accidents due to the e, ccssivc snowfall this year got longer when two N!C men were trapped under a collapsed storage sht'd Tuesday. The roof of the building collapsed from the weight or the s now and landed on top of Grounll\ Supervbor Roger Wi~e and first-year nursing student Brian Jomeson while they were in,pccting the building for r.:moval !at.:r that the dny. Two Coeur d'Alene firefighte~ had 10 crawl in to stabilize the conscious but bleeding men. Both men were treated and released from Kootenai Medical Ce11ter. Neither of the men sustained serious injuries . according 10 ofncials. Wi~e. who was trapped for close to an hour with the weight of the building on his bac k while emergency personnel rushed 10 extradite him, and Jameson suffered some minor bone photo by Patricia Snyder chips. pulled muscles. bruises. lacerations. and ANOTHER ONE BITES THE ... SNOW- The winning team (from left) of Monte Catt, Rick Nelson, Peter Pederson, Kim was placed under observation for a concussion. Derr, James Ware and Kevin Maloughney give opponents Dominic Howard and John Myers a bite of snow. The winter Jameson. who wa., trapped approximately for games were held Feb. 5. See story and photos Page 11. half an hour. also suffered pulled muscles, brui!.CS and lacerations. Both men are home recoopcrating following the ordeal and are not expected back to work for at least n week. The day of the accident was the first day back for Jameson after the binh of his son. According to maintenance personnel, the many different commiuees, you have 10 goes on here:· she said. by Rynn Bronson attend a lot more meetings and there is ASN1C may or may not need to replace warehou~e storage area was old and the college Se111i11e/ Reporter Freshman senator Lori Shepard turned in basically more time asked of you." the senator because only three months was planning to demoti~h it. Wise and Jameson 11-~re planning to take the tractor up Lincoln Way In the resignation Jeuer, Shepard stated remain in the school year. her resignation on Jan. 24 due to difficulties with the responsibilities or being a member she rcgreued that she had to give up the "We might have to get someone else 10 the warehouse to properly demolish the of the Associated Students of North Idaho position. but she also wrote that she had an because we might be required to have a building. Al the time of the collapse, Wi,e and Jameson Coll ege (ASN IC). It is the second array or other ~ponsibilities such as an 18- certain number of students in office,'' were doing 1he preliminary inspections of the resignation of an ASNIC representative in credit load and a part-time job. as well as a Schlieter said. shonage of time available 10 spend with her the 1992-93 school year. Schlieter said in next year's government, building before they actually began the work. According to Duffy Taylor. grounds Shepard was a member or the fine arts family and friends. ASNIC wilt be more specific in the duties cornminee, the activitie~ comminec and the Shepard was concerned about the amount for its repre,en1auves before the election maintenance staff. Wisc and Jamewn arc preny sore and very lucky. insurance committee. of time it took to fulfill her duties as ~enator. occurs. 'They arc real fonunate to be alive. It was a Accordrng to ASNIC President Maureen The letter mentioned 1he excessive "Next year. we will put together a Schlieter. Shepard wasn't prepared 10 take meeti ngs. time spent in the office and detailed description of the job,'' she said. real serious accident. But everyone i~ fine. JU\I the rcspon~1bili1ics of a senator nny longer aCII\ 1tic:. on the weekend\ "We ha,·e a meeting m the fall tha1 many of real .ore. and moving kind of ~low," Taylor said According 10 Taylor. Jame,on wa, "She (Shcp:1rd) might of been thinking According 10 Schlieter, ASNIC hasn't the candidate\ didn't ,ho\\ up to, so next disappoinll'd ti.xau~. on top of e•crythmg cl,e. tha1 college government was like high found a replacement. year the m~eting wilt probably be he y,a.,; \\earing a brand new pJir of jcJn5. and ~chool government nnd it", not," Schlieter "Wc·w been loo~ing for someone Yoho mandator, m onltr to pre,cnt ~ome of the 1h~y bad to be cut off his body ,aid. "In college, you are respon,1ble for has been .iround und shown in1Nes1 in what thing\ that hJppcned thi\ >car."
Another ASNIC senator resigns