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Show Gampos Calendar Campus Briefe Today 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Native American Youth Conference, SC 150. For more information, call 6267330-".:; '""1 Noon, Student rally at the State Capitol br&dlMW&WpM. 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., Trisha Brown Company Modern Dance Classes, BG Tickets $3. For more information, call 626-6570. 4 p.m., Baptist Campus Ministries Bible sf udy US 330, SS. 6:30 p.m., Sheriffs Posse Horsie & Tack Sale, Auction Arena. Free admission.; Call 394-3441 for more information.:;;; 8 p.m.., Collin Rave Concert, DEC. Tickets are $15. For more information, cali;626i-85Q0'&10G Saturday 9:30 a.m., Lifetime Product Met;ti ng, Exhibit I lail at the::; . Weber County Falrgroirnd ':::? in a.m., WSU Hockey.;Team:; MffMM H! a.m., Rocky Mountain Horse Expo, Golden iU&;Merja 'Tickets are $3. For more information, ca! r:2584l l:lf i 1 p.m., Wasatch Slopes Chariot Racing, 3ti!jkijl s.mor:j.uform-aHo;rj(i i 3:15 p.m., WSU Hockey Team vs. U of "ftecrfeatiopGen ? 7:3(1 p.m., WSU Women's Basketball vs. Idaho Sta tl ;;:ga:mesIliill ticket information, call 626-8500. Lecture on women's suffrage scheduled The Weber County League of Women Voters invites the public to attend a meeting in whichCarol Madsen will be presenting "Two Roads to Suffrage: How Utah Women Won the Vote." The meeting will be held at the Weber County Library Auditorium at 7 p.m. on Monday. The library, located at 2464 Jefferson Ave. in Ogden, is currently hosting the Centennial League exhibi t "Su f f rage In Utah." Formoreinformationcall Lynn Davis, 476-8719. Submitting to the Camus Briefs section Events and news items in the Campus Briefs are taken from news releases received by the assignments editor, Melissa Karren. Information in the Campus Calendar often also appears in the Campus Calendar. For more information on the Campus Briefs or Campus Calendar, contact Melissa Karren at 626-7983. is- :- ::;-. :.-v--:- . Police Beat With Katie Coombs Signpost senior reporter Accident injures student A Weber State University student was injured in anauto-pedestrian accident on Jan. 12, making it the second such incident this quarter. Emil F. Harker, a senior majoring in family studies, was struck by a car at around one o'clock Friday afternoon, while crossing the intersection at 3850 Harrison Blvd. with a group of people. Officer Randy Hammack and Sergeant Kent Kiernan of the WSU police department were the first officers on the scene, and assisted in directing traffic until officers from the Ogden City Police department arrived. Kiernan said the student, who was walking inside the cross-walk area, was hit when a stopped car was pushed into the intersection from behind. "One car stopped and the other car rear-ended it, forcing the first car into the pedestrian," he said. He said none of the other pedestrians crossing at the time were hit by either of the two cars involved.Harker was taken to McKay Dee Hospital Center, where he was treated for bruises and minor abrasions. Ogden City police officials said the driver of the car that failed to stop for the pedestrians was at fault for the accident. Earlier this month, another WSU student, Emily La wson, was injured on ,campus in an auto-pedestrian accident on Dixon Drive. WSU police lieutenant Roger Johnsonsaid there are precautions that students need to take in order to insure their safety while crossing streets. "Go to the crosswalks," hesaid. "In the (accident) that we had here, the pedestrian was not in a crosswalk," he said. "(Harker) was in a crosswalk. At that point, he is in the right." Pedestrians should wear light-colored clothing when walking in the dark and use sidewalks whenever possible. Johnson also urged students to watch out for cars when crossing, even though pedestrians have the right-of-way. "Obey the laws,"he said. "And be aware of the vehicles around you." Burglars damage vehicles at DEC and on campus On Jan. 11, owners of two vehicles parked in the Dee Events Center parking lot reported incidents of vandalism and theft. low: lr. Mostly cloudysnow Saturday i;i)lh: 32 Low. 17 Snow showers Sunday High: 33 Low: 19 Mostly cloudyshowers News For news tips, call 626-7974 or 626-7121. If there is no answer, please leave a message on the voice mail. News tips can also be faxed to 626-7401. To reach Alisa Rasmussen, news editor; Marc Fuller, assistant news editor; or one of the news writers, call 626-7105. Corrections If you find an error mYhe Signpost, please contact the section editor or the editor in chief. A list of the phone numbers for all Signpost editors can be found in the staff box on page 4. One student returned to the parking lot to find his vehicle window broken and his stereo damaged.The victim said the thief also stole several compact discs which were kept inside the vehicle. Burglars also pried open the lock of another vehicle in the parking lot and attempted to steal the stereo. The face plate of the stereo was taken, but the rest of the unit was left in tact. The vehicle suffered no other damages. WSU police were called to the scene of another theft on Jan. 15 in the R-l parking lot. The victim told police that a saw and mi ter box were ta ken from the back of a truck while it was parked in the area. Police have not yet apprehended the thief. '! ' " V V " SreQK OK http:wwvu.tak8abpeak.com 1-000-S5-CriEAK TAKE A BREAK STUDENT TRAVEL Fiiki io Cm-u.1 Niuju irvi Mialn ire Purtic (Tunm. Tt chinei ctrmv u Tui A Broi S-'Jca fnwL IVJim: hi nen r Piraie 4' ft 8:30am - 1C:0Gam SPORTS ON THE BEAT '"-'smprehensive WSU Coverage with Interviews ( 10:00am- 10:30am; NHWSOEAT! ;? 'Campus Nevvb,' Local, National, Everything Inbet-r.een .COOpm --1j00ao 's- WILDCAT PGfWER SURGE 4 Solid Hrs of High Energy Dance . Weber State University Office of Cultural Affairs proudly presents It won One of the preeminent Modern Dance companies and choreographers known throughout the world -1 1 ijtfi in "If you couldn't see me " (1994) ChoreographerPerformer: Trisha Brown Photo: Joanne Savio Saturday, January 20, 1996 8:00 PM Val A. Browning Center Austad Auditorium $30, $25, $20, $15 Reserved Seating 50 off Senior Citizens and WSU Alumni. 50 off WSU Student Rush (any available seat 12 hour prior to performance) Ticket Orders: Call (801) 626-8500 or 1-800-VVSU-TIKS |
