Vol. 93, No. 11 February 15, 2002

Two BOV members removed
College Board of Visitors members Jeffrey D. Brown and Shawn Smith, class of '95 were removed from office this week as the result of a resolution passed by the Virginia General Assembly. Although both Brown and Smith had been acting as voting members of the board since their July appointments, the General Assembly hadn't officially confirmed either of them.

Sullivan warns of potential cutbacks
President Timothy Sullivan announced Wednesday that the Virginia General Assembly will withdraw $16.4 million from the College's general fund over the next two-and-a-half years, due to Virginia's current budget crisis. The cuts will reduce the amount of taxpayer funding that the College receives by 15 percent by fiscal year 2004.


COURTESY PHOTO - Peter Bodnar
Campus minister Rev. Beth McCrary, Stanford President Emeritus Donald Kennedy, Gov. Mark Warner, College President Timothy Sullivan and FCC Chairman Michael Powell (left to right) attended the Charter Day exercises Saturday.


College urges efforts to conserve
Due to the recent operating and budget reductions, the College will attempt to decrease its utility costs through an energy conservation plan. All of the changes made in utilities and operations management were outlined in an e-mail that was sent to all students and faculty by the administration Tuesday.

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SA to recommend freeze on parking prices
The Student Senate voted to recommend to the administration that the parking sticker fee for on-campus parking remain at its current rate. The administration has proposed to raise the parking sticker fee in order to compensate for the costs of constructing a new parking garage near Adair

Refugee camp survivor screens film
Tin Tin Nyo, a survivor refugee camps in Burma, and Jeremy Woodrum, a member of the Free Burma Coalition, spoke to students Tuesday evening in order to raise awareness about the treatment of citizens in Burma. Preceding Nyo's discussion, a brief news expose was shown, entitled "Inside Burma ­ A Land of Fear."

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  • Anthrax study aids U.S. probe

  • St. Valentine's day observation protested

  • Bail granted to suspected terrorist
  • World Beat: India
    Pakistan suspects nuclear threat -In a visit to Washington, D.C., this week, Pakistan's military ruler, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, said he suspects that India is preparing to resume testing its nuclear weapons.

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