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Hilltop Views
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related complaints.
insulated, and it is unlikely
the fall semester.
On Monday Oct. 23 at 7 Under-Secretary-General for
need to look at it objectively to the Organization of American
Drugs impact campus life
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and, oftentimes, expulsion
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cleared of mold
11/03, Ragsdale Lobby
hours are 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
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Political Affairs from 1993 to
1997. Since then, Goulding
has been the Warden of St.
in violation of state law or
university policy, they may
go to jail or be referred to
the dean of students for
General for Peacekeeping
from 1986 until 1993. He also
served as the United Nations
"What was
wrong with
the last
sidewalk?"
90 percent of people receiving
the shot. The pamphlet also
Wednesday, Oct 1I
7:30 p.m. - SEAS: Spiritual-
ity - Exploring and Sharing. A
chance to meet new people
who want to share their
spirituality. East Hall.
Sr.Ann Francis, 448-8548
RYAN LANGLOIS
Barbara Stallings, director of the Watson Insitute of International Studies, spoke on labor markets and globalization.
commercial, and residential
incidents.
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If students miss this
allotted time for their
hall, they can still come
to the health center.
States and the former Vice
President and Minister of the
Interior of Chile.
Thursday, Nov 16 at 7 p.m.,
Thursday, Oct 12
6 p.m. - “Queen Takes All:
A Song for Paula.” Opening
reception. SEU Fine Arts
Gallery
Stan Irvin, 448-8685
7 p.m. - SEAS: Spirituality
- Exploring and Sharing. Basil
Moreau Hall.
Sr.Ann Francis, 448-8548
8 p.m. - SEAS: Spirituality -
Exploring and Sharing. Doyle
and Teresa Hall.
Sr.Ann Francis, 448-8548
When and Where
to get the flu shot
Thursday, Oct 12-
Sunday, Nov 5
Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sun. 10 a.m.-2 p.m -
“Queen Takes All: A Song for
Paula.” Seguin artist,T. Paul
Hernandez exhibits work.
SEU Fine Arts Gallery
Stan Irvin, 448-8685
Speakers offer global
EMILY KOZORA
2003
drug arrests - o
drug violations -18
liquor arrests - 2
liquor violations - 76
a junior and make appropriate policy deci-
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10/23, Dujarie Hall
10/24, Moreau Hall
10/25, Teresa Hall
10/26, East Hall
10/30, The Clubhouse
11/02, Doyle Hall
hours at above locations
are p^o- 6:^0 p.m.
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upcoming presentations, email
the Kozmetsky Center at
kozmetskycenter@stedwards.
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accountability requires equilib- International Development,” a
rium between trust and dis- leading journal that is housed
trust in government. Though at the Watson Institute.
kiss each other all the time;
The university plans
Arrests are handled by
the police department.
Violations are handled by the
Dean of Students.
* Source: University PD
nation’s politics.”
Emiley Sund, ;
"That was
a practice
sidewalk. This
one's the
REAL thing."
p.m. in Jones Auditorium,
2004
drug arrests - 4
drug violations- 9
liquor arrests - 2
liqior violations -125
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Wednesday, October 1 1,2006 NEWS www.StEdwards.edu
tion of good government, it the world agenda today, both regional organizations within Antony’s College, the inter-
is also healthy for the people in developed and developing the United Nations. Insulza national studies branch of the
to have some distrust in their countries,” Stallings said. “We is the Secretary-General of University of Oxford.
regulate government account- Studies. She is also the edi- cational opportunities for St.
ability,” Peruzzotti said. “Social tor of “Studies in Comparative Edward’s students throughout
------------------------ around this time,” Jones said, physician before receiving the
living on campus are especially “They come in and tell me vaccine.
a drug commonly abused by disciplinary action, depending
students. However, students on the severity of the offense,
recognize the dangers that Alcohol and marijuana
can arise from the depressant, violations normally qualify
According to Bacchus, as class-C misdemeanors,
84 percent of St. Edward’s and result in a referral to the
students believe alcohol dean. Other drug offenses
negatively affects the overall result in automatic arrest,
“I get so many students chicken eggs should consult a
a communications major, said, sions.”
“Peruzzotti’s presentation Stallings cited economic
made me realize the struggles growth, increase of resources
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vulnerable to catching the flu. about all the class, parties,
‘Anyone can contract the flu, and athletic activities they’re
and campuses are at risk just missing out on.”
because of lifestyle, particularly According to a pamphlet
for students living in dorms.” issued by The Children’s
Jones said. “College students Hospital of Philadelphia, flu
eat after, drink after, touch and vaccination is effective for 70 to
2005
drug arrests - 3
drug violations -12
liquor arrests -19
liquor violations -159
Peruzzotti focused on the Latin American countries have and improved capabilities, like also in Jones Auditorium,
mechanisms in place to pre- gone through and are currently education, as the opportuni- Sir Marrack Goulding
vent corruption and make poli- going through to create demo- ties globalization provides to will give a lecture enti-
ticians and other government cratic governments." developing nations. However, tied “The United Nations
officials more accountable for The following day in the she also noted a downside, and Conflict: Prevention,
their actions in Latin American Ragsdale Center, Barbara Stallings asked, ‘Are the ben- Management, Resolution, and
democratic countries. Stallings spoke about labor efits really being distributed in Reconstruction.” Goulding has
“The novelty of the human markets and globalization, an equitable way? Is globaliza- an extensive background in
rights movements in Latin Stallings is a professor at Brown tion really just leading to a‘job- international affairs. Goulding
America was a forerunner of University in Rhode Island and less’ growth?” was a British diplomat from
a new type of politics there, the director of Brown’s Watson The Kozmetsky Center will 1959 until 1985 and the United
Civil organizations emerged to Institute for International be offering several other edu- Nations Under-Secretary-
Rimkus Consulting Group’s that the infestation will occur
mold and indoor air quality again, according to Peterson
team was contracted to help and Bicak.
remediate the mold problem. “You can never say 100
The Rimkus Consulting percent, but the chances of
Group is a forensic consulting reoccurrence are very close to
service that investigates and zero,” Bicak said.
analyzes a variety of industrial,
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St. Edward’s University’s
Kozmetsky Center of
Excellence in Global Finance
began its second year this fall
and has an impressive speak-
er series line-up. Established
through a $3 million dona-
tion from Ronya and George
Kozmetsky, the center benefits
students and the surrounding
St. Edward’s community by
hosting activities and forums
focused on financial and inter-
national issues in the political
and social arena.
On Oct. 3 the first speaker of
the year, Enrique Peruzzotti,
gave a presentation in the
Ragsdale Center on cor-
ruption and accountability.
Peruzzotti is a professor at the
Torcuato Di Telia University
in Argentina and was also a
Fulbright Visiting Fellow at the
Columbia University Institute
for Latin American Studies.
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democratic theory has always “Globalization is one of the Jose Miguel Insulza will lead
emphasized trust as a founda- most controversial topics on a discussion on the role of
was identified as Aspergillus/ “Rimkus and the
Penicillium. Mold conidia Department of Health came
(spores) are found everywhere, out and cleared it. They’re
and most indoor fungal the experts,” Peterson said,
conidia come from outdoors, The mold remediation was
according to Bicak. There completed on Oct. 2. The
have been no reported health- pipes have since all been
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Campus drug and alcohol statistics
getting students involved by ensures that the vaccine is safe,
bringing the vaccine to the Contrary to popular myth, a
residence halls and lowering flu vaccine will not give you
the cost. With help from the flu.
university insurance, the shot “It’s impossible,” Jones said,
will cost $10. Topper Tender “You may have had something
will be accepted before you got the shot, but
The drive is aimed at the virus in the vaccine is
students living on campus, inactivated.”
but all students are welcome. The vaccine is formed by
Flu season starts in October growing the influenza virus
and usually peaks in January inside an egg where it is
Jones says the Health Center is purified and inactivated with
inundated by students with flu formaldehyde. For this reason,
symptoms all through January people who have an allergy to
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