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** , % mfi£~ jfi&&BO b MflKi * V - ' ijl \tjPl SARA GUEVARA i The Red a Black ▲ A hybrid bus, which runs on diesel and electric power, is pictured at the Campus Transit Facility off Riverbend Road Thursday. Campus Transit awaits green light on green bus By TOM MARINE The Red & Black Campus Transit System Manager Ron Hamlin said the University is applying for federal assistance to buy hybrid electric and biodiesel buses. Campus Transit brought a hybrid bus to its facility on Riverbend Road Thursday to exhibit. Hamlin contacted The Red & Black about the event. “I think (switching to hybrid buses) sets a good example for other commu nities,” Hamlin said. “I would hope (the University) would be leading the state WARREN: Scandal prevents pharmacy students from taking current exam >• From Page 1A appointment was cancelled that day by college officials. Tom Jackson, vice presi dent for public affairs, said no plans have been made to keep Warren from teach ing this fall. He is sched uled to instruct in the spring, Jackson added. Alan Ray Spies, an assis tant pharmacy professor at Samford University, said in an affidavit that he learned in May 2007 Warren was giving NAPLEX questions to students. A senior administrator at Samford’s School of Pharmacy, who did not want to be named due to the pending investigation, said he was aware students at the school used Warren’s review course. The news began to reverberate at universities nationwide this week. Michael McKenzie, a senior associate dean for professional affairs at the University of Florida’s College of Pharmacy, said to his knowledge none of the college’s students had participated in Warren’s review course. He said he recognized the potential effect of the investigation. “I would suspect they’ll WINGS ‘ SALADS • SANDWICHES • ENTREES & MORE m m ZMm yjft B _<tf*S?a L EB& %®l ft 8 Convenient Locations: EastsMa: 706-208-0811 Westslde: 706-548-7700 WE DELIVER - ALL DAY EVERY DAY Join us for "trivia on Tuesday nights in transit technology.” Hamlin said a switch would increase the fuel economy 25 to 40 percent. Even with the applica tion sent, the earliest the University can buy the new buses is in two years, Hamlin said. He said the buses would cost more than half a million dollars each compared to a University bus at $350,000. Nacha Davis, a fulltime bus operator, said she had her own reasons to be excited about the transit system being more envi ronmentally friendly. “I just became a grand mother,” Davis said. “We COLLEGE OF PHARMACY - m- - 'njPy JJjg 1 JOSH D. WEISS | The Red a Black ▲ Pharmacy student Robert Ko sits outside the Pharmacy Building Wednesday. have to make new ques tions and throw out ones that may have been com promised,” he said. Authorities seized mate rials from Warren’s com puters Aug. 6 and found a copy of an electronic receipt used to purchase electronic shredding soft ware, which is used to purge files from a comput er so they cannot be recov ered forensically. The court documents state the soft ware was purchased just before the seizure. need to save the earth for (my grandson), if not for anyone else.” Davis said she would be proud to work at the first University taking steps toward hybrid technology. Jennifer M. Strickland, a member of Students for Environmental Awareness, said she supports every method the University employs to become more energy efficient. “To make (the buses) hybrid would be fabulous. It would show that the University is taking steps toward, using more renew able resources,” Strickland, a junior from Tifton, said. A recent graduate from the pharmacy school at The University of Colorado at Boulder, who requested not to be identified, was unable to take the licen sure test he scheduled for Monday. He said he has $130,000 in student loans and a baby due in November. “I’m just a pawn in the game,” the graduate said. “My career and profession hang in the balance.” Brian Mink contributed to this report. NEWS ADAMS: Busied president seeks to secure facility for University ► From Page 1A welcoming environment.” One of his favorite aspects of the job, Adams said, is spending time with students. “I see a lot of students,” he said. “It’s something I really value.” He said he teaches a class every other year and works with student lead ers of campus organiza tions, including the Student Government Association, Panhellenic and the Interfratemity Council. In the area of athletics, Adams said he and his wife, Mary, try to attend many sporting events. While they are not able to attend everything, Adams said they go to most of the football games and men’s and women’s basketball games. He said they attend at least one event a year for every other sport. As president, Adams works with both state and national politicians. ACROSS 1 Great balls of hydrogen 6 Snit 10 Untidy condi tion 14 British sol dier's jacket 15 Southern vegetable 16 Off-ramp 17 “Fear of Flying” • author Jong 18 Protection promise 20 Assimilate 22 Sugar unit 23 Holiday fore runner 24 Cohort of Curly 25 Like Batman or Robin 27 Control board 29 Danger {Hand Crafted Jewelry & Accessories... As Individual As You! | Jw ign l i _—■-AwSF, Where You're Of The Tribe Downtown. Athens, GA ■■ PEARLEU/S/Off mm A err, *r . GEORGIA SQUARE MALL. 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He applauded the prepara tions taken by state lead ers and said he is positive about the University’s chances of securing the facility. “It’s been a team effort led by the governor.” Other aspects of his job demand a significant amount of time as well. Adams said he spends about one-fourth of his time raising money for the University. In an interview, he men tioned he was, on a plane in Chattanooga to attend FRIDAY 8/31 WEDNESDAY 9/5 THURS/FRI9/6-7 aC BfIND WN PfITGREEM p GROOVE www.georgiatheotre.com 706-549-9918 The Daily Puzzle 30 Tennis units 31 Jessica of “Dark Angel" 34 Spelling competition 35 Sadistic atti tude 38 Tanned hide 40 Desert train 41 Stormy sea bird 42 Still and _ 43 Ship 44 Road fee 45 Oven light 47 Net fabric 49 Berth choice 50 Nile cobra 53 Indivisible 54 Off limits 56 Conundrum 58 Shakespeare history play 61 Stares off 62 Smarting 63 Em, to Dorothy ■•Solved H|EM I I R 1 S o nMm o e M s|p A N E IBBe D S R__A G _L_J_ O _E V_ J_ s E R e_ nJBBI MBc o yMt a dIBs l o f ISAIAH SjP I G E O N S s_ cd £ a pop s| Me lat e s L A mBBs~ l o w|Fs~ o wBMMB a r TMIT l n a sBBb a r g e N E tßd PGM ABE L I O T d|dlsMslwlelp|tßs|llo|pls (C)2oo7Trtajrw Met** Serve** tnc MIJO7 Al ngrm nwod 64 All thumbs 65 Cameo stone 66 Riga resi dent 67 Aeries DOWN 1 Seethe with anger 2 supercharger 3 Licorice fla voring 4 Puerto 5 Unplentiful ; Christus Victor Lotheran Chwch and Student Center Sunday Worship lOjam Sunday Lutheran Stodrat Fellowship 6pra Wednesday Bible Study Bpm HO Sooth Lufnpkin Street www.duistusvictorjiet - 706-W3-3801 Holy Cross Lutheran Gitirdi 800Wesr Lake Drive Sunday Worship 9330611:00 am Join us on campus for a meal, worship, fellowyiip L Bihle situdv When Monday, 5:30 pm Place: Presbyterian (enter (Lumpkin St auoss from U&A track) www.holyaosshnheran.ws 706-548-3329 Tuckston United Methodist Spirit filled (ontfinporsy worship Sunday 9:3oam (olleqe Sunday dass ILOOam AA7sLexinqtonßd. 706-353-18 l - www.t*ckstotMq The Red & Black | Friday, August 31, 2007 23“ 36 W ■■■ 50 51 5? —— 0/31/07 6 Greedy one 7 Luau instru ment 8 Identity theft, e.g. • 9 Cultivate 10 Stag party attendees 11 Wide ranging 12 Strainer 13 Girder sub stance 19 Materialize 21 Gym weight 26 Docking plat- 36 form 28 Ultimately 37 29 Pound a 39 beat 30 Not so grand 40 31 Swiss peak 42 32 “Spider-Man" 46 man Stan 47 33 Leon Uris book 48 Young Hams Memorial United Methodist Church Where a family of laith meets. 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