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Students to work with public safety

By Mary Specht · Thursday, Oct. 21, 2004

Director of Public Safety Michael McNair organized two new programs aimed at encouraging students to join campus security: The Public Safety Aide Unit and the Public Safety Student Advisory Group. The Public Safety Aide Unit will employ students as part of the campus security force, but McNair stresses that they will not take the place of sworn officers. The Public Safety Student Advisory Group includes representatives from campus organizations that meet monthly to discuss campus security issues.

WCL profs weigh in on Supreme Court justices

By Anna C. Drabant · Thursday, Oct. 21, 2004

Many in Washington and in the media have speculated about which U.S. Supreme Court justice will retire first, potentially allowing the winner of this year's presidential election to choose a new justice. A new justice would affect the makeup of the Supreme Court in terms of its liberalism or conservatism, thus affecting the court's decisions.

Traveling Gourmet goes Moroccan

By Ariel Amante · Thursday, Oct. 21, 2004

About 15 students gathered in The Marketplace kitchen at 6 p.m. on Tuesday to cook and eat a traditional Moroccan meal as part of the Traveling Gourmet program. The School of International Service and International Student Services co-sponsored the event, a feast that brings foreign and American students together to cook and eat an international meal each month.

Students to work with public safety

WCL profs weigh in on Supreme Court justices

Traveling Gourmet goes Moroccan

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