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Show Your News MONDAY, APRIL 11, 2005 PAGE A2 YOUR WEEK AHEAD Achievement Awards "Wolvies" cont'd from page AI What to do and where to be for the week of April 11-16 monday tuesday Toward Finding Common Ground A Dialogue on Academic Freedom and Responsibility will be held today from 9 a.m.2:30 p.m. at Center Stage and in the Student Center. Entrepreneur Lecture Marilyn Tang, founder and president of Certified Handling will speak today in LA 101 at 12 noon. Wednesday The Short Attention-Span Theater The ten-minute play festival will be held April 7,8,9, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16 in the Blackbox Theater. thursday Hearts/Spades Tournament A Hearts and Spades tournament will be held today in the Valley View Room at 5 p.m. Prizes will be awarded. Clubs Closing Banquet club advisors, presidents, representatives and next year's presidents are invited to the Grande Ballroom from 6:30-9 p.m. Saturday Ballroom Pre-Tour Show UVSCs Ballroom Dance Company's PreTour show will be held April 14,15 and ; 16 at 7:30 p.m. Student tickets are $9. The College Times Editor-in-Chief Vegor Pedersen Managing Editor Windy Hanks Copy Editor Valerie Porter Editor-at-Large Errin Julkunen Your News Editor Shawn Mansell Your Sports Editor Ryan Meeks Your Life Editor Alicia Lee Your Opinions Editor John Ditzler Your Campus Editor Richie Wilcox Special Sections Editor Chris Parker Photo Editor Andy Hunt Office Manager Robbin Anthony Assistant Advisor Brent Sumner Director Grant Flygare Similar sentiment was expressed by Student Government President Jim Bassi who won Man of the Year. Bassi said, "1 wish I could break the award into pieces and hand it out to all the members of the council. Many accomplishments attributed to me are really the accomplishments of the council." The Achievement of the Year Award recognizes someone who has excelled, despite personal trials. This year's winner is Sara Montgomery who was temporarily paralyzed after an accident and made a documentary film about her experience. Of winning the award Montgomery said, "Winning the award shows that even out of trials good things can happen." Leland Page was recipient of the Wolverine Spirit Award and said, "Many people deserve this award. It is amazing what happens to your college experience when you have spirit for your school." Organization of the Year Know Greater Heroes Personality of the Year Adam Slee Commitment to Excellence Ruth Ann Haws Talent of the Year Ronnie Price Volunteer Service Award Kirnball Harper Wolverine Spirit Award Leland Page ->• Scholar of the Year Ashley Holt Office/Department of the Year Career & Student Employment Advisor of the Year Rapten Chazotsang ,/ Educator of the Year Rjck Griffin Female Athlete of the Year Deise Borghetti Male Athlete of the Year Ronnie Price Woman of the Year Brooke Amell Man of the Year Jim Bassi Achievement of the Year Sara Montgomery Environmental Ethics house gas," he said, "if flooding, disease infection, climate Kevin Brown, a student changes, and mass starvation at UVSC, said "I was im- doesn't get to you, maybe pressed by all that SLC is that will." doing to improve, and I think Student Monica Carlson that it would be great if these enjoyed the speech and said changes were taking place that "Mayor Anderson's preseverywhere." ence on our campus helps Mayor Anderson agrees our awareness of the impact with this statement, and tries of conservation, and he ento impress how important couraged students to take a the threat of global warming stand and improve our comis. "We are likely to see the munity." complete destruction of na- Omar Kadar and Dr. Stephen tional ski industry by the end Zunes also presented Thursof the century due to green- day. Student Ryan Gwilliam, a freshman, attended both of these presentations and found them very informative. "Kadar really focused on the fact that we [the United States] were wrong and went to war on a lie, but that Bush did if for a reason... and is truly promoting democracy." Zunes' main focus was that the lack of social justice in the Middle East. "More people in the Middle East have been killed by diseases and lawlessness, than by the weapons that they are producing." He went on to hit key points including that the United States has "exasperated the problems of the middle east rather than solving them," and that the United States has a double standard when it comes to arms resolutions, and the crippling effect future support of the United States could have on those countries. 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