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T U E S DAY, FEB R U A R Y 29, 2000
by Jessica Schaab
Although the fountains remained
dormant, the campus hosted many
important guests this past weekend.
Younger siblings, cousins, friends,
and even a few parents came from all
over to visit current DePauw students
and to get a feel of what college
life iB really like. In order to make the
weekend as enjoyable as possible,
Union Board sponsored a number of
activities rlesigned to entertain
guests of all ages.
Saturday, senior Jill Skogheim, vp
of finance for Union Board, and
sophomore Jane Bankhurst, president
of Union Board, presided over
the Little Sibs' Carnival, held in the
main gym of the Lilly Center. Among
the activities provided were video
karaoke, laser tag and "big hands"
boxing.
According to Skogheim, the event
went really well. She noted the large
turnout among people of all ages,
which she attributed to the range of
activities available.
"Everyone is finding something to
do," Skogheim said.
One of the more popular activi ties
Saturday was video karaoke.
Participants could choose from songs
ranging from Elvis to the Backstreet
Boys, select a computerized background,
and design a costume for
their performances. After dancing
and Iip-synching to the song of their
choice, the performers received a free
video of the production.
Sophomore Andrea Clark said of
her sister, Chelsea, age 10, "She
makes videos at home all the time, so
this was right up her alley." Chelsea
sang Britney Spears' "Baby One More
Time."
When asked how the carnival differed
from those provided in the past,
Bankhurst responded, "It is bigger
now than it was last year, and there
is more variety this year than in past
years."
"I always get positive feedback
from everyone who comes to Little
Sibs' Weekend," Bankhurst said.
"And [the carnival] is nice too because
it's for all ages." GRAPHIC BY JACKIE GOYETIE
~ PRESIDENT- ExECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
Sean Nicol· Julie Andre!>
{}f VICE PRESIDENT OF STUDENT LIFE
A.J. Feeney-Rulz
I;;jl"VICE PRESIDENT OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Elizabeth Morgan
{}fVICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE
Chrlo FitzGerald
-V!'SECRETARY (COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR)
Ju~tln Kram
~STUDENTTRUSTEE
Scott Priebe
~ ALUMNI BOARD REPRESENTATIVE
Meredith Greenawald
~ ALLOCATIONS BOARD MEMBERS
Rebecca Withered, Chris Terhune, Alison Miller
~BALLO:r
Election Results
PHOTO BY MONA SANTIAGO
Juni~rs Sean Nicol (Ie"' and Julie Amhs talk about about an upcoming Student
GOY8IlIment mooting. Nicol and Amhs were just elected to the President and Executive
Vice President positions, respecliYely.
by Joy Lotz
SEE ELECTIONS PAGE 7
After a few close races and several
non-contested candidacies, Student
Congress election results were finul as
ofFriday afternoon.
Of 979 total ballots cast, 560 students
elected juniors Sean Nicol and
Julie Andres to the positions of
President and Executive Vice
President. The opposing team ofjunior
John Ohle and sophomore Justin
McNabney received 298 votes.
Freshman AJ. Feeney-Ruiz edged
junior Matthew Enenbach in the race
for Vice President of Student Life.
Feeney-Ruiz received a total of 473
votes to Enenbach's 351. In the race
among the four graduating senior candidates
for the position of Student
Trustee, Scott Priebe won with 273
votes. Following Priebe was Alison Bell
with 261, Brian Mobley with 222, and
Kelly Spencer with 135 votes.
The other five positions each faced
no opposition. Filling the role of Vice
President of Finance is sophomore
Chris FitzGerald, freshman Elizabeth
Morgan will take over as Vice
President of Academic Affairs, junior
Justin Kram was named
Communications Director, and the
new Alumni Board Representative is
senior Meredith Greenawald. The
three new Allocations Board Members
are juniors Rebecca Withered, Alison
Miller and sophomore Chris Terhune.
Nicol said that as Student Body
President, his main goals include
establishing a Student Congress web
page and improving communication
between the administration and
Student Trustees. As Nicol's Vice
President Andres anticipates the organization
of a campus-wide recycling
program.
Referring to the photo poll of students
printed in the February 25 issue
of The DePauw, Nicol said that the
Offl-cers p1edge communI-CatI-On L.it.tle siblin·gasl
Niro~Andres, enJoy carmv
Priebe win
Friday's election
FEATURES
Atale of two operas
"Dido and Aeneas," "Beauty and -the Beast" debut / 10
SPORTS
Tigers use broom in weekend sweep
Sophomore Dan Mack pitches no-hitter in first win / 15
Object Description
| Title | The DePauw, February 29, 2000 |
| Selected Headlines | Officers pledge communication [p. 1]; Little siblings enjoy carnival [p. 1]; Turnout low for yearbook photos this year [p. 3]; Germ warfare: colds, flu plague campus [p. 4]; University unveils Web site changes [p. 5]; CLC celebrates Dominican culture [p. 6]; Technology editor asks: dare we trust the Internet? Search engines useful but set 15 minute limit, Miller says [p. 3]; Something about Beddor producer of "Something about Mary" speaks to students [p. 4]; Everlasting love "Dido and Aeneas," "Beauty and the Beast" come to the PAC this weekend [p. 10]; Ignoring Black History Month is ignoring your past [p. 12]; |
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Student Government Elections Little Sibs Mirage Health Center Illness Convocations Minorities World Wide Web Watson Forum Theater Minorities |
| Name as Subject | Stephen Miller; Frank Beddor; Jennifer Wagoner; NaShara Mitchell |
| Collection Name | The DePauw |
| Date | 2000-02-29 |
| Time Period | 2000-2009 |
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| Rights Statement | Archives of DePauw University |
| Resource Type | newspaper |
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| Title | The DePauw, February 29, 2000 - Page 1 |
| Selected Headlines | T U E S DAY, FEB R U A R Y 29, 2000 by Jessica Schaab Although the fountains remained dormant, the campus hosted many important guests this past weekend. Younger siblings, cousins, friends, and even a few parents came from all over to visit current DePauw students and to get a feel of what college life iB really like. In order to make the weekend as enjoyable as possible, Union Board sponsored a number of activities rlesigned to entertain guests of all ages. Saturday, senior Jill Skogheim, vp of finance for Union Board, and sophomore Jane Bankhurst, president of Union Board, presided over the Little Sibs' Carnival, held in the main gym of the Lilly Center. Among the activities provided were video karaoke, laser tag and "big hands" boxing. According to Skogheim, the event went really well. She noted the large turnout among people of all ages, which she attributed to the range of activities available. "Everyone is finding something to do," Skogheim said. One of the more popular activi ties Saturday was video karaoke. Participants could choose from songs ranging from Elvis to the Backstreet Boys, select a computerized background, and design a costume for their performances. After dancing and Iip-synching to the song of their choice, the performers received a free video of the production. Sophomore Andrea Clark said of her sister, Chelsea, age 10, "She makes videos at home all the time, so this was right up her alley." Chelsea sang Britney Spears' "Baby One More Time." When asked how the carnival differed from those provided in the past, Bankhurst responded, "It is bigger now than it was last year, and there is more variety this year than in past years." "I always get positive feedback from everyone who comes to Little Sibs' Weekend," Bankhurst said. "And [the carnival] is nice too because it's for all ages." GRAPHIC BY JACKIE GOYETIE ~ PRESIDENT- ExECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Sean Nicol· Julie Andre!> {}f VICE PRESIDENT OF STUDENT LIFE A.J. Feeney-Rulz I;;jl"VICE PRESIDENT OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Elizabeth Morgan {}fVICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE Chrlo FitzGerald -V!'SECRETARY (COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR) Ju~tln Kram ~STUDENTTRUSTEE Scott Priebe ~ ALUMNI BOARD REPRESENTATIVE Meredith Greenawald ~ ALLOCATIONS BOARD MEMBERS Rebecca Withered, Chris Terhune, Alison Miller ~BALLO:r Election Results PHOTO BY MONA SANTIAGO Juni~rs Sean Nicol (Ie"' and Julie Amhs talk about about an upcoming Student GOY8IlIment mooting. Nicol and Amhs were just elected to the President and Executive Vice President positions, respecliYely. by Joy Lotz SEE ELECTIONS PAGE 7 After a few close races and several non-contested candidacies, Student Congress election results were finul as ofFriday afternoon. Of 979 total ballots cast, 560 students elected juniors Sean Nicol and Julie Andres to the positions of President and Executive Vice President. The opposing team ofjunior John Ohle and sophomore Justin McNabney received 298 votes. Freshman AJ. Feeney-Ruiz edged junior Matthew Enenbach in the race for Vice President of Student Life. Feeney-Ruiz received a total of 473 votes to Enenbach's 351. In the race among the four graduating senior candidates for the position of Student Trustee, Scott Priebe won with 273 votes. Following Priebe was Alison Bell with 261, Brian Mobley with 222, and Kelly Spencer with 135 votes. The other five positions each faced no opposition. Filling the role of Vice President of Finance is sophomore Chris FitzGerald, freshman Elizabeth Morgan will take over as Vice President of Academic Affairs, junior Justin Kram was named Communications Director, and the new Alumni Board Representative is senior Meredith Greenawald. The three new Allocations Board Members are juniors Rebecca Withered, Alison Miller and sophomore Chris Terhune. Nicol said that as Student Body President, his main goals include establishing a Student Congress web page and improving communication between the administration and Student Trustees. As Nicol's Vice President Andres anticipates the organization of a campus-wide recycling program. Referring to the photo poll of students printed in the February 25 issue of The DePauw, Nicol said that the Offl-cers p1edge communI-CatI-On L.it.tle siblin·gasl Niro~Andres, enJoy carmv Priebe win Friday's election FEATURES Atale of two operas "Dido and Aeneas," "Beauty and -the Beast" debut / 10 SPORTS Tigers use broom in weekend sweep Sophomore Dan Mack pitches no-hitter in first win / 15 |
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