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Show SefitentAen 7, fOUMUEVI 2005 3 Westminster becomes the 21st college to join this group of universities dedicated to liberal education and civic engagement. iMraBato As we all are aware, Westminster is a little bit differ- sity of Evansville, Westminster demonstrates exactly what it means to be a New American College. Impassioned teaching and active learning are the hallmarks of the Wrestminster experience, says Jennings in making the announcement. The ent than other colleges and universities in this area. It is the only private, liberal arts "Because there school in Utah, and as such it has vate schools in not been able to tain West with with associate ANAC learning, ANAC sponsors conferences, affinity groups, and surveys to facilitate the exchange of ideas and experiences among its members. Westminster College President Michael Bassis summed it up nicely when he said: Because there are so few private schools in the Inpritermountain West are so few the Intermoun- schools who value similar ideals. As of August, how- ever, Westminster has finally been able to relate. similar miswill provide sions, Westminster with a national cohort of institutions which share our vision. This August, Westminster College was invited to become a member of the Associated New American Colleges (ANAC). The college is the 21M school to join this group of small to mid-siz- e colleges and universities dedicated to liberal education, professional studies, and civic engagement. According to Stephen G. Jennings, chairman of ANACs presidents council and president of the Univer -- Michael Bassis college prepares its students for success through a strong foundation of liberal education combined with cutting-edg- e professional programs. Its deep commitment to the broader community finds expression in a multitude of partnerships with local and ' regional organizations. Obtaining membership ANAC will reap many the to benefits for Westminster College. To improve the success of both teaching and with similar Carleson lots were to create 38 additional spaces. The Lower Nunemaker mis- sions, ANAC will provide Westminster with a national cohort of institutions which share our vision. Library, previously home to the stadium lot, will soon hold an elevated athletic field with 368 parking stalls beneath it. To help accommodate stu- Founded in e dents, all faculty and staff have been asked to use one of two parking lots along 1500 East during regular business hours. The college has partnered with Lewis Bros. full-tim- 1995, the ANAC is an organization of 21 independent colleges and universities from all over the United States who share similar characteristics and learning goals. These are small schools, with about 2,000 to 7,500 students. These schools express a commitment to liberal education that is and that teaches value-centere- another school year under way and parts of the campus still under construction, Westminster College administrators have implemented a parking plan to best use the lessened facilities the construction created. The area west of Giovale Writh d, applied knowledge as well as theoretical knowledge. For more information on ANAC and a list of its colleges, visit their web site at anac.org. m Stages to provide continuously running shuttles to the campus from these locations. New parking restrictions dont apply to students, adjunct faculty members, or college visitors. These individuals are welcome to continue using the campus lots on a first-comd basis. The plan started this summer when the East Jewett and e, first-serve- el ffi g c f? 3 0:, lot, adjacent to Stock Hall, was recently opened to all students, adjunct faculty members, and visitors during the day but remains exclusive to residential students in the evening. College President Michael Bassis has also donated his reserved space in the Carleson lot. Although the parking arrangements are temporary, members of the Westminster College community are encouraged to purchase from the a UTA cashiers w indow in BamEd-Pa- ss berger Hall. Passes allow unlimited access to UTA buses and TRAX lines through next September. They are available for $15, which is $564 less than a similar pass normally costs. Once the athletic field and parking garage are complete in spring 2006, the college will have 100 more spaces than it did before construction began. For more information, please consult the parking handbook. KViA l fl. ll iJ: 1 X 55 Ilf jtqiieg f SiS aftef iffiS I f Ifllltf 4 irl ,r v , ; i WMi'ik ''fir rl?.' M i ft i I f '"i But act now. Buy a Mac. Get a free IPod mini And with your 'everyday education discount save up to $479 the offer is only good from June 28 through September 24, 2005. Take advantage of this offer at an Apple Store near you or online at wvAV.apple.comgobacktoschool, ; te MM ! 44 pwctawn mt far Waft( fta&taiiiiJtrtted hitStihUmumcit, 'tiiify&nOBml 0& &Mar |