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8 <strong>Wingspan</strong> campus news October 10, 2011 wingspan.lccc.wy.edu Sept. 12 Fire alarm A smoke detector went off because of smoke in a room in the Residence Hall. The alarm was caused by a person in a room who had an item in the microwave for too long. The Laramie County Fire Department responded and examined the building. Sept. 13 Harassment A student reported being stalked and harassed. Campus Safety and Security (CSAS) offered services to escort the student. Sept. 14 Suspicious event An employee issue occurred in vehicle maintenance area. CSAS responded and reviewed camera footage of the event. Sept. 15 Suspicious event CSAS was notified of an individual who seemed out of place in the area. CSAS was unable to locate the individual in the area described. Sept. 16 Medical/injury An individual was cutting metal in the auto body and accidentally cut off the tip of his finger. American Medical Response took the individual to the hospital. Sept. 16 Found property A wallet was fond in the parking lot and was placed in the property vault. The owner was contacted, and it was returned to the owner. Sept. 16 Medical An individual sprayed himself with pepper spray. He was instructed to wash out his eyes. Sept. 16 Suspicious person A student was approached by a male in the outer horse stall area, who followed her around, asking her on a date. When she called her mother, the individual left the scene. CSAS checked the area and was unable to locate the individual. Sept. 16 911 hang up CSAS was notified 911 had been called and hung up on somewhere on the campus. CSAS checked the campus and was unable to locate the phone from which the call was made. Sept. 18 Fire alarm CSAS was notified that a signal was being received from an alarm in the Health Science Building. The area was checked, and there appeared to be an error in the alarm system. Sept. 18 Fire alarm CSAS was notified that a signal was being received from an alarm in the North Central Plant. The building was checked, and there appeared to be an error in the system. Sept. 19 Unwanted attention An individual in the College Community Center felt that another individual was stalking her, and she wanted it to stop. CSAS was notified told the other individual to stop. Sept.19 Accident with property damage A person said another vehicle had backed into her vehicle in parking lot B. The Laramie County Sheriff’s Department was notified. Sept. 19 Found property A wallet was turned over to CSAS. The owner of the wallet was contacted and retrieved the wallet. Sept. 19 Medical CSAS heard over the radio of emergency service being dispatched to the Arp Building because of a seizure. CSAS responded, and the person was unresponsive. Emergency services responded, and the person was transported to the hospital. Sept. 20 Suspicious event A person claimed almost to be hit by another vehicle while entering the college parking lot through the south entrance. CSAS was unable to locate the vehicle described. Sept. 20 Harassment An employee in the Administration Building was being harassed by another individual. The Laramie County Sheriff’s Department was notified. Sept. 23 Found property Two debit cards were turned over to CSAS in the CCC and locked in the property vault. Sept. 25 Disturbance A disturbance on the soccer field was created by the visiting soccer team because of referee calls. CSAS was called to accompany the referee across the field while he conversed with the assistant coach of the visiting team. Sept. 27 Larceny A person claimed a pair of jeans was taken from the Residence Hall. CSAS investigated, and the jeans were located and returned to the owner. Sept. 27 Suspicious event An individual was approached by another person in the cafeteria who claimed to know her. The individual did not know the other person and felt uncomfortable. Sept. 27 Medical CSAS heard over the radio of emergency units being dispatched to the Agriculture Building because of a seizure. Upon the CSAS arrival, the person was conscious and alert. The individual was taken home. Sept. 28 Lost or stolen property An individual reported that a missing purse contained $27 in currency, some change, a Wyoming driver’s license and a Wyoming identification card. CSAS was unable to locate the purse. Sept. 29 Harassment An individual in the Business Building felt another person was being harassing and was concerned about the statements the other individual was making. The Laramie County Sheriff’s Department was notified. Sept. 29 Found property CSAS found a cellphone lying on the ground in Parking Lot L. It was placed in the property vault. Sept. 30 Alcohol incident An individual was seen bringing an open bottle of beer into the Residence Hall. CSAS responded, and the Laramie County Sheriff’s Department was notified. Two individuals were cited for minor in possession. Oct. 1 Physical assault A fight between two individuals occurred in the Residence Hall. The Laramie County Sheriff’s Department was notified. One individual was taken to the hospital for stitches, and a nonstudent was cited for assault. Oct. 3 Found property CSAS received a student identification card. CSAS was unable to contact the individual because of a wrong number. The card was placed in the property vault. Oct. 4 Found property CSAS received a debit card. The owner of the card was contacted and requested it be destroyed.
October 10, 2011 wingspan.lccc.wy.edu campus news <strong>Wingspan</strong> 9 By Cody D. Medrano Features Editor Since the beginning of the academic year, Laramie County Community College’s speech and debate team has been preparing for its year of competition. The first meet is coming up soon in Casper, so the team has been hard at work preparing their own speeches and for the debates. The speech and debate team, led by instructor and coach Dave Gaer, has been nationally recognized for the nine years. He has coached the team both in team and individual events as well as having two national champions on the team in the past five years. “All of our students tend to place high because they work hard,” Gaer had said. This hard work translated into a first-place win for the LCCC speech and debate team at the JV National Tournament last season. This year might be a new start for the speech and debate team because they have only two returning members. This can bring an exciting chapter to the team with new blood and teammates of other backgrounds. Of course, the new members don’t stop with the team members themselves. There is also a new coach in new fulltime faculty member in communication, Holly Manning, whom Gaer has known for a number of years and sees as an asset for the team. Gaer said how he knew the new team members will have trouble transitioning from their high school background to a college level. “We’re much more open and able to present literature or speeches that are actually socially relevant, or that The Baptist Collegiate Ministry, a student organization at Laramie County Community College, presents its seventh annual Harvest Fest on Oct. 31 in the Center for Conferences and Institutes from 6 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. There will be carnival games, cotton candy, free photos, a cake walk, lots of candy and toys. The event is free to the public. The Harvest Fest has always relied on volunteers to run the event, and in the past, might be a little bit more adult in nature,” he said. “So they are actually discovering things about the world through debate and through their speeches that they might not have thought about before.” Gaer explained that the transition is really a good point of commencement for the new members. “They also have to Careyanne Johnson Fresh faces follow first-place finishers: Coach Dave Gaer, left, instructs Molly Steffen, A.J. Romsa and Paige Russell at a speech and debate team practice. Young team prepares for year’s competition keep on top of current events, and I think that’s been a tough one for them,” Gaer added. “But I think that’s an asset for them in their other classes.” Those interested in joining the speech and debate team should contact Gaer at 307-778-1161 or Manning at 307-778- 1238. Baptists prep for Harvest Fest student clubs from LCCC and local churches have been able to help. This year, however, the Ministry needs more volunteers. The volunteers will meet at 4 p.m., then will help with the setup, run the games, serve cotton candy, and take down the event. For more information, or if you or your organization would like to volunteer for this event, contact Aaron Bell at 307-421-8093 or aaron@bcmcheyenne.org.
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