UI Housing searching for suspect in Vandal Card swiping
University of Idaho Housing sent out an email to Wallace residents Oct. 29 warning them a student “was swiping other students’ Vandal Cards within their residence hall room on a personal card swiping machine and computer,” according to the email.
University Housing said the investigation is ongoing and they cannot comment at this time.
Housing gave students until Nov. 2 to contact them if they needed their card replaced or if they suspected their card had been swiped. Housing said five cards have been replaced so far.
Kenworthy to show movie for bully prevention
In continuation of October’s National Bullying Prevention month, Nov. 8 through Nov. 11, the Kenworthy will show “Bully.” The event, sponsored by the Palouse Center for Conflict Management and the Human Rights Task Force will raise awareness concerning bullying prevention. Joann Muneta, chair of the Human Rights Task Force said they are also conducting an online survey located on their website to determine if bullying is a problem in Latah County.
The showing costs $6 for adults and $3 for children under 12.
Wallace Time Machine dance welcomes all students
The Wallace Time Machine dance encourages students to dress up in their favorite era, play games and dance from 9 to 11 p.m. at Bob’s Place.
The event will include games, dancing, prizes and snacks, said Cindy Repp, area assistance for Eastside of Wallace and McConnell. Games in the past included twister, bowling, poker and rock band, she said.
“Everyone is welcome, not just residents,” Repp said.
Repp said this year the event is put on by the Wallace resident assistants and the Wallace Community Center.
“Throughout the year RA’s put on events that have the purpose of bringing everyone together in an awesome event for everyone to meet new people and have fun,” she said.
Katie Shepherd, area assistance to Westside Wallace, said students should come and socialize with people who live in a different wing than them and spend a fun night coming together as a whole community.
Repp said the Wallace Time Machine will be the big event this semester and next semester it will be All Up in My Grill.
“It’s going to be awesome,” Repp said.