Audio demonstrations of aircraft sound levels were presented by Kirkegaard and Associates, the architectural acousticians for the proposed Performing Arts Center, at a studio in KWMU Friday. A number of faculty and administration attended.
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Campus Computing to ring in new millenium with new dial-in
No one is sure what confusion the dawn of 2000 might bring to the world, but here at UM-St. Louis, Campus Computing officials say that the new millenium will actually mean simpler, faster dial-in internet access for students.
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Lack of quorum prevents SGA from hearing resolutions
For the second Student Government Association meeting in a row, a quorum was called, and for the second time in a row, there were not enough present to answer.
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Police say common sense will prevent parking permit theft
UM-St. Louis Police Department reports that parking permit theft has increased dramatically. This semester, there have been 14 student parking permits stolen from vehicles on the UM-St. Louis campus. These permits were stolen from cars whose owners failed to secure their vehicle.
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SGA sends constitution back to drawing board - again
The new Student Government Association constitution, written by former comptroller Ben Ash in July 1998, was not approved by vice-chancellor G. Gary Grace's office, and the SGA has formed a new constitution committee to revise the constitution for approval.
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UMSL sororities excluded from floor plan
Members of UM-St. Louis' sororities voiced their displeasure about the new University Center's floor plan to vice-chancellors G. Gary Grace and Reinhard Schuster at the Nov. 18 Student Government Association meeting.
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