Pe “Weller Walks from page 1” next week to begin the national search for a successor. "It's too neat," one. student commented when hearing of Weller's resignation. Weller said there are no connections between his and Coates' resignation, claiming that the normal time a president serves a university is five years. A search -committee is working on successor for Deborah Poff is academic Vice- finding a Coates. acting President. Sander said that a committee will be struck to find a successor. Nye “Bitching for Access” from page 1 was one of surprise. As far as they knew, someone was supposed to have sanded the sidewalk at 8:00 am. that morning. After explaining again why the sand was an inadequate solution, they said they would look into it. Anyone returning to residence at approximately 12:00 a.m. Tuesday night would have seen a worker finally chipping the ice off the sidewalk. It is amazing that it took a week and a lot of bitching to see and get a response. Is this incident setting a precedence that the only way that students are going to achieve something, especially concerning the matter of safety, is through a lot of bitching? A more productive, civilized manner would -be- more appropriate.- Perhaps some of the heads of departments in this university need a small reminder that students live on this campus seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day, and not Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. t& $2 coupon OFF PIZZA EVERY MONDAY FOR “Staff Exodus” from page 4 modern housing technology. The temperature often dropping into the -50's, Carin also noticed the outlandish, yet necessary, winter hats. ' The trip in general, though, has been a success, since an agreement for exchange has been established. We are now awaiting only the finalization of the process. Although specific details are not available as yet, it is known that exchange will commence in September 1995. Three of our own students have already expressed an interest in doing research in the politics of reindeer herding, government, and _ business relations in the Canadian village in Siberia and the energy resource sector in Yakutsk. __With the approval of Senate, and President Weller's signature, UNBC will soon be able-to include Yakutsk State as an option for student exchanges. “Back From Yakutsk” from page 3 being designed, only a few of the user groups were at UNBC. Not all the deans were on board and there was no faculty," he said. "We had to make a lot of assumptions." They came up with the agora concept and designated the spaces and: functions for the rest of the buildings. : The Faculty/Admin. building was designed by the IBI Group from Vancouver in association with Greenwell and Bryan Architects _ of Prince George. Each building was designed by a different architect. Paul had fo make sure that the buildiugs looked consistent on the inside even though they were designed by different architects. His role was to communicate with all of these different designers so that the buildings were unified. in terms of style and met: the University. The move is officially over on the 10th of November in that the offices downtown are unoccupied . but Zanettte says that it will take until Christmas for all of the tiny details to be worked out. Then he can look forward to a well-deserved Christmas break. % needs of the