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aborde residents had to be evac- ^om
ed Tuesday night because of a
on room 515's balcony.
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cigarette was the apparent cause
tie fire, according to the Colum- in? s
Fire Department. Sl0n
olitical science freshman Jeremy coast
rak put out the fire with an ex- ^
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fire out," Novak said. "The RA
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lis spring break, the Office of freshmen to gr
munity Service Programs will t>e involved in
sor "Alternative Spring Break," a )ect w'" t>e sul
ct designed to improve the hous- Lehner, coordi
tructures of homes at Rural Mis- Community Sei
in St. John's Island, on the S.C. "The idea of
near Chadeston. to the usual spr
:pair work such as painting, ham- it into an oppo
ig, nailing and cutting wood will to the needs o
idertaken," said Shelly Hoover, become popuk
>roject's coordinator. "We hope "Two studen
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VYTON, Ohio ? Despite the criti
they get for sometimes violent Polls wil
s, rap musicians see and describe it
world in much the same way as V "L
>cholar W.E.B. DuBois did at the your m
of the century, a professor said. Student
ke DuBois, rap artists recognize
live in a society with clashing valcontradictions
and abuses, said
Watts, an assistant professor of R'
munication at the University of
:on.
te violence they describe is partreflection
of the violent nation
live in, Watts argued. Rap proc
hr\th thp mntpnt -inH frvriim fir?r
ue on these issues and a chance
irtists to define themselves with- (5/
leir community.
ratts presented his findings in
>version and Selling Self: Double
isciousness in Gangsta Rap" rely
at an academic gathering in Mill
busin
tap music provides artists with the
ty to express to political ideas, to
ess an ideology, to confront peoibout
their prejudices and to conit
themselves about their own
udices, as well as the rap music itbeing
the forum for the debate,"
aid. "They're trying to expose conins
that we need to come to grips
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sciousness to DuBois, who wrote
ut former slaves stripped of the
can heritage by a Eurocentric soy
that then imposed its own value
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tive spring break by writing to the
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aduate students, will which helps schools find regions
the project. The pro- where help is needed," Lehner said.
Dervised by Rachelle According to Hoover, the majority
nator ol the Office ot Qf ^ money needed to carry out pro^ice
f ro8ra,11s jecls ukg "Alternative Spring Break"
having an alternative ' r , , ,
ing break and turning comes from the students themselves
irtunity to contribute each Pa? S100"
f the community has "Future fund-raisers such as Buy a
ir," Lehner said. Nail, Build a House' will provide
ts, John Ogle and Kel- more funding for these projects,"
ted the 1994 Alterna- Hoover said.
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1 be open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. You must
the following locations according to
ajor. You must present your valid
ID.
JSSELL HOUSE - Second floor lobby
Criminal Justice
Education
Health
Pharmacy
Science and Math
Social Work
JMBRELL HALL - Beside the elevators
Honors College Baccalaureate
Humanities and Social Science
Interdisciplinary Studies
Nursing
ESS ADMINISTRATION - First floor lobby
Business Administration
COLISEUM - Blossom Street lobby
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Continuing Education
Journalism
Library and Information Sciences
SWEARINGEN - Main lobby
Engineering
LAW SCHOOL - Main lobby
Law School
MEDICAL SCHOOL - Main lobby
Medical School
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rney General Derwin "There can't be any campaign ma:ollect
ballots and count terials within 50 feet of the polls," he
ussell House. Winners said. "If they have a button or sticker
nn'll hp on. r?n thpv nppri to remove it before
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joutllp.m. they vote.
:andidates must get 50 "Also, no one can be handing out
one vote to win. If no lists of candidates' names. If the poll
ajority in an executive watcher sees anyone violating the
two vote-getters will be rules, they will ask them to take it off
Lin-off election. or take the materials."
id students need to ob;s
when voting.
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