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Show THE FORUM 8 Convocation Continued from pg. Soccer Continued from pg. 1 there. He said they have identified some of those goals as: to be known for the success of our students 9-1- in achieving specific learning goals and for developing innovative programs to help them master the learning goals we set. He concluded his speech by advising, The world changes, knowledge advances, our understanding deepens and our learning continues. The foundation for your learning has already been set in the values you have internalized and through the experiences you have had... Welcome to a new academic year at Westminster College. Junior Amy George said, All the speeches at convocation were inspiring. It was a very positive way to staxt the new year at Westminster. I hadnt been to it before and it was a very nice experience. The lunch afterward was amazing; they offered vegetarian food, which made my day.C 1 Continued from pg. 1 3 opponent. Junior Tyler LeBlanc scored on senior Ski Manhattan via transit buses, ferries, and for the few whose Horrocks free kick in the 18 minute to give Westminster a 0 lead at the half. The second half started well for the Griffins as their lead was extended to 0 on an unassisted goal by Gonzalez. Gilbert added two more goals to give the Griffins office is north of city hall, will use Amtrak. Aside from the barricades in front of city hall. Lower 1-- 2-- an impressive 4-- victory, improving their overall record to 4-Westminster continues its 0 3. current home stand with three games this weekend against Bellevue University, Point Loma Nazarene University and Albertson College of Idaho on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, respectively. The Griffins play at 4 p.m. on Thursday and Friday while they kickoff at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday. All games will be played on Field M at the West Jordan Soccer Complex, at 4000 West 7800 South. CS Night Out Continued from pg. 6 50S, for an incredible variety of sushi rolls for under $10. just dont plan on kissing or hanging out with anyone you have serious intentions with for at least two days. On the flip side, if staying downtown for transportation reasons is an accommodation that you need and you want a more sophisticated meal, then head over to the Happy Sumo, in the Gateway Mall at 400W. Along with this you can enjoy the patio setting and some live music, not to mention heckling those Segwaying through Gateway Mall while you are waiting and maybe just a little bit of hoping that one of them crashes into someone or something to create the ultimate live dinner entertainment. I am speaking to all of you 1 September 10, 2003 Manhattan still operates as any typical business day one could come to expect with Wall Street a few blocks south: people hurrying in every direction making sure they are on time for their next appointment, the horns of taxis blazing in the streets, and officers in the street blowing their whisdes as they direct traffic onto Brooklyn Bridge. Two years have gone by and some want to stop hearing about 9.11, others want to do more to preserve the memories of those who were lost, while the rest drift off and forget about that day. New Yorkers go about their day as usual, and have moved on with their lives, changed by one thing; they like all of us, We still remember. OJ when I ask, how many times do you want to go out and have fun, but when you open your wallet you find there is nothing there? Look and ask around, there are plenty of places to find fun, entertainment and good food without spending a lot of money. c& AVwwitfl n (1 it 'Xt'S. if 1 ililffi j iff 7 ! Mr 1 mile from school, in Duplex for Rent. 1,600 sqare feet. the Harvard Yale area. $750.00 2 bed 1 bath. Utilities included. 801-467-991- 7. College Students Needed! The Diocesan Development Drive (DDD) of the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake needs students to call parishioners. The DDD provides funds for the Diocesan Ministries throughout the state of Utah. Positions available from 3 to 8 pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, andor Thursdays, from September 16, 2003 - February 3, 2004. Call Kimberly at 328-864- 1 or email your resume to kimberly.clocksindioslc.org. Basement Apartment for Rent. Rent $700.00. 2 bedroom and 1 bath. Washer and dryer included. All utilities are paid. 1996 South Lake St. Approx. 19th South 750 East. No smokers & no pets allowed. Tel. 801-278-36- 89. Discover how Mormons and "gentiles" have used prostitution as a rhetorical weapon, both during the long controversy over polygamy and when the "Stockade" prostitution district was established in Salt Lake City during the early 1 900s. Jeff Nichols, Assistant Professor of History at Westminster College will address the Humanist of Utah General Meeting, Thursday, September 11 at 7:30 PM, First Unitarian Church, 569 So. 1300 E, Salt Lake City. Public welcome. Finally, student health insurance as low as $28.08 per month! Excellent protection to $1,000,000. Pick your doctor! Emergency care, surgery, office visits. Dwight Larsen; 487-035- 0. Cr$M Griffin Volleyball Off to Slow Start Jade Jensen Staff Writer and Jason Long Staff Writer freshmen on the team, the Griffins faced teams with much more experience. In the first match against Dominican, Westminster lost in three games, (30-2Freshman Maxi Miller and sophomore Kiera Tutde each had seven kills to lead the Griffins. Westminster lost its second match against Emery-Riddl- e Aero in three games, 0, The Westminster College womens voUeyball team has kicked off a new year with a new head coach, Tasha Poduska. The Griffins have already finished their first two weekends of play with an overall record of losing to Dominican non-conferen- 30-18- University, Emery-Riddl- e Aero University, Holy Names College and Vanguard University all in Intine, Calif.; and San Jose Christian College, Holy Names, Menlo College and Masters College in Monterrey Bay, Calif. With no seniors and nine 7, ). Tutde ce 0-- 8, 30-2- led the Griffins again with 1 1 kills and 15 digs. The following day the Griffins lost to Holy Names 30-2in three games, (30-2and to an undefeated Vanguard team, (30-11, 30-2- 1, 3) 8, 30-1- 3, 12-0- ). In their next weekend of play, the Griffins lost to San Jose and Holy Names in three games. Against Menlo, the Griffins played their best match of the year taking Menlo to five games and losing by only two in the fifth game. Westminster finished the weekend by losing to Masters in three games. After a disappointing start to the season, freshman Breanne Nalder remains optimistic. I think we played really well for it being our first tournament as a team. We came together as a team; hopefully, it will make us better for the conference season, she said. The team will kick off its first home game with an alumni match at 7 pm. on Sept. 9 in the Payne Gymnasium. Admission is free for all faculty, staff and students, cs itipiv The following incidents were reported to the Westminster College Campus Patrol between August 29- - September 03. This summary contains most incidents reported to Campus Patrol but does not include incidents such as: medical shuttles, ambulance transfers, false alarms, general service calls, etc. August 30: Nunemaker: Drug law violation, refereed to Student Services. September 03: Malouf: Stolen projectors, under investigation. Crime prevenuon tips: Call campus patrol to report suspicious persons or activities All campus phones can access campus patrol by dialing 2525 Do not leave your belongings (purse, wallet, gym bags, back packs, calculators, coats, etc.) unattended in hallways, libraries, gym facilities, classrooms, or offices. Lock up wallets, purses, and other valuables and lock your door, even when you intend to return to your office room shortly or even if you are just going down the hall. It takes a thief ten seconds or less to enter an open room and steal your property. Secure your bike with Remember, most crime is committed in response to the opportunity, so the best prevention is to eliminate opportunities. -- -- -- -- -- -- Saeed Rezai Director of Patrol and Safety 1840 South 1300 East SLC, UT 84105 7 Phone: (801) 832-252- Fax: (801) il: 485-198- 9 srezaiwestrmristercollege.edu |
