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PI KAPPA PHI continued from pa plate where the bora had been. Robinson fi spent several nights in the hospital s, and missed his last final exam. o "I missed my GINT 551 exam," fi Robinson said. "My mom called my a professor from the hospital, and a friend fi sent a note." The professor gave Robinson an o incomplete in the class, with the tl understanding that he would make up h the exam at the beginning of this ri semester. " Despite the fact that the incident only involved a select group of Pi Kappa b Phi brothers, the fraternity's charter o was temporarily revoked, pending v further investigation of the incident} n Over the Christmas break, fraternity v members received a letter in the mail stating the charter was temporarily si revoked. As students received their 1 letters, they expressed frustration with 0 the situation. 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The provost office announced bt in the fall of last year that the Wedge, the only research facility of its kind that si studies vector-borne diseases, will be le closed this year because of the cost of its co upkeep. This decision launched the "Save sa the Wedge" campaign. Viewpoints. Other pi Don't let organization ^ big chance of th nnfflaai 1 = I I Sign up today 777-5780 or s Jf Campus Actiin Registration c W this Friday (Se) Sponsored by the Office of Student Organizations Departi AND WOMI 'RAINED, >. NAVY OR fou can expect exciting job with a good t ^/]innnmgHrv \AJ tap 'The decision has already been made, id I certainly cannot reverse that," Brnbergsaid. "The Wedge is a fantastic ace, but it is so expensive to run." The lave the Wedge" effort has put together proposal to save the program, but it oks as if the historic plantation will i sold by the university. As far as the School of Public Health es, Gale Coston will become the interim jan, and a search committee will be it up for that position. Vernberg has len the dean since 1977. "I think the school is in very good lape. It should move on to the next trnl T V? oirn nn nrnrrino fVia+ if will V ^1. X UUT V/ XXV/ TV V/X X 1 vU Wliuw *w *f *** intinue to even get better," Vernberg lid. wple think, too. i your M miss their le semester! uaa im gggQjjg w\ by calling top by the 'ties Center. ^ leadline is j J vtember 8). \_ I merit of Student Life Division of Student Affairs EN I >