The Prospector (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 7, 1983 Page: 2 of 8
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Page 2 - The Prospector ■ April 7, 1983
New honor to be given to top faculty
By Ed Ivey
Staff Writer
number of votes will receive the Peter S. Since arriving at UT El Paso, he has viously, but because I enjoy the curiosity
Chrapliwry Award from the 10-time win- mostly taught freshman biology because of my students.”
ner himself at the Student Association of his recruiting capability, and his ability He said in the 23 years he has been at
The outstanding faculty member award Council annual awards banquet. to relate to younger students, he said. the University, he has seen many changes,
given annually has been renamed after Students voted on the most honored “I’m grateful for the interest students “The classes have become larger, the
10-time winner Peter S. Chrapliwry, faculty member April 6 and 7 during SAC show in coming to class. student body has really grown, but the
Chrapliwry, a biology professor, has elections. “Teaching is my life students shar- warmth of the students remains, just like
received the award no less than 10 times In a memo to Chrapliwry from the SAC ing with students,” he said. 20 years ago,” he said.
since he came to UT El Paso in 1960, awards banquet subcommittee, he was When asked how it felt to be picked so When Chrapliwry arrived at UT El
when it was Texas Western College. praised for his interest in students and his many times, he said, “It feels very rewar- Paso, then Texas Western College, in
The faculty member with the most ability to relate to them. ding. I’m not in it for the money, ob- 1960, the enrollment was about 4,800.
A Iternative available for hanging faculty decals
By Rosemary Poplar
Staff Writer
decals for permanently affixed decals may do so in the He said the decals hung by small chain have had their
Traffic Office or the Cashier’s Office in the Administra- drawbacks.
The hanging parking decal used by faculty members tion Building at no cost. "As a convenience, it’s been good, but from a control
has been found in washing machines, hidden in if they want additional decals for a second car, they aspect,” they have not. "It’s been a headache to en-
dashboard ashtrays and glove compartments as well as may also purchase them at the cashiers. force,” Lamontagne said.
cut in size. Lamontagne added someone has made money from The decision to keep the hanging decals as an alter-
Traffic supervisor Bill Lamontagne said because the selling stolen hanging parking decals. native or do away with them completely is up to the
decals used by faculty and staff are getting lost, stolen or “Some students reported they bought hanging decals Faculty and Staff Traffic Committee with UT El Paso
accidentally destroyed, the University Traffic Office is from an individual in the Education Building,” he said. President Haskell Monroe’s approval, he said.
offering an alternative. Also, someone in an eastside bar gave one to a student, The police department doesn’t make the rules, it only
Faculty and staff who wish to exchange their hanging he said. enforces them, he emphasized.
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