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Western Carolinian/ August 24, 1982 WCU Grants by JOEY MILLER According to Glenn Hardesty, at the Financial Aid office, over 6 million dollars was awarded to WCl students receiving financial aid in the fiscal year 1980 through federal and state funded aid programs. The office has not yet received a copy of the 1981 budget; therefore, no figures could be given. Hardesty stated that 68.5% of the students at the university received some type of financial aid. Hardestv also said that through his records he could "clearly identify" who all ol this money was allocated to. The following table shows the figures iven by Hardesty. The average amount received p. U\x< nt according to these figures is also listed. Source of funds Federal government Grams Federal Gov additional funds N.C. Veterans Commission N.C. Vocational Rehabilitation N.C. .student incentive (rant program Amount Allocated SI.524.448 student* receiving aid Avg amount per 115.912 134,532 13.653 103.H9J Non-service scholarships 71,574 (for needy students) N.C. Commission for the Blind Minority grants Bureau of Indian Affairs 6,917 15.581 35,920 1787 sludent S853 164 71 1895 20 683 193 538 275 260 8 865 41 ISO 31 1159 'Amount rounded off to nearest dollar. Hardesty said that the total amount of funding used for work study, loans and grants totaled $6,932,039 and was given to 4425 students in 1980. This averages out to $1566.56 per student per year. Many students may not be aware of their eligibility to receive Financial Aid. Still others may not be receiving as much money as they are entitled to. Keep in mind that the figures given here are based on the '80-'81 budget. WH VI KIM) OF DRINKI K ARK SOI ? fake I his I est And bind Out for Yourself. * / Do \ou think and talk about drinking often'' * -. Do you drink more now than you used to? * '. Do you sometimes gulp drinks? * 4. Do you often take a drink to help you relax'' * 5 Do you drink when you ure alone? * 6. Do you sometimes forget what happened when you wire drinking'' * ? Do you keep a bottle hidden some where al home or work ..for a quick pick-me-up'' * H. Do vou need a drink to have fun? * 9, Do vou ever just start drinking without really thinking about it? * It) Do t ou drink in the morning to relict c a hungm ci ' no» in si oHt According to the National Institutr mi \U.ihol \bust and \koliiili\in. a mhuI drinker should hate .1 or fewer \/t» answers If vou have four or more "ves" answers, >ou mas lie inn- of the nine million Americans with a drinking problem. IS THIS ANY TIME TO THINK ABOUT ARMY ROTC? Folk Dancing... Are you looking for an activity on campus that combines physical and mental exercise, intriguing music and just plain fun? I hen try international folk dancing, every Monday beginning at 7 pm at the Presbyterian Student Center. Dances taught include a variety ol line, circle, and couple dances from Israel. Macedonia, Bulgaria and many other countries. Sonic dances arc easy, some arc- quite challenging. Beginners arc always welcome and i there is no charge. For further information, call: Brenda at 586-8698or Sara at 293-3345. It's the perfect time. You're a freshman, right? And you want to make college a real learning experience' Well ROTC can add a valuable dimension to your college education. A dimension ol leadership and management training. And that'll make your degree worth more. RO'I ( otters scholarship and financial opportunities, b Plus, the opportunity to graduate "3» ^-O. with a commission and begin your future as an officer. For more information, contact Major Ralph Jones 227-7438 ARMY ROTC. BEALLYOUCANBE Catholic Social Services provides a comprehensive Problem Pregnancy service to expectant parent(s), regardless of race or creed, who are faced with a crisis situation and or are seeking help in planning for themselves and their child. Catholic Social Services is a licensed child Placement Agency in the State of North Carolina and covers the western half of the state of North Carolina. Eligibility: Anyone experiencing a Problem Pregnancy Fees for Service: None Where to Begin: Contact: Problem Pregnancy Services Catholic Social Services 75 Blue Ridge Ave Asheville, N.C. 28806 (704) 255-0146 13 Buya Touch-Tone Phone. Save Money. Desk Model $50.95 Now Only $4195 Wall Model $51.95 Now Only $A£9S Come by or call your Continental Business office. E Continental Telephone * 0 Forest Hills Motor Lodge & Country Club 27 Motel Rooms Swimming—Tennis—Golf Only Vi Mile From Campus Reserve now for the football weekends! Sorry, we are already booked for Homecoming but Tell Your Ma, Tell Your Pa, Tell Your Gal Back In Arkansas We're Just Across From The Stadium School's Open Special Tues. Night Aug. 31 Free Beer!! Till we run out—free beer—with any order over $3.25 From our regular Mexican Menu Just The Best Food In Town Just Vi Mile From WCU ushone Student Golf Memberships Efficiencies—Only $250.00/Month Including Utilities Lots—Homes—Townhouses Call (704)-293-5442 Cullowhee, N.C. We Support Free Enterprise Hearth & Patio Restaurant Lunch every Tues.—Fri. Dinner every Tues.—Sat. Full Sandwich Menu Plus Daily Specials Full Menu Nightly Plus These Specials Every Tues. & Thurs. — Good Cheap Mexican Food Every Wed.—All-U-Can Eat Spaghetti—Just $2.95 Also A Different Chinese Entree Every Wed. Every Fri.—Fresh Seafood Every Sat.—Bar-B-Q Beef Ribs 293-3621 Reservations Required For Parties of 5 or More Brown Bagging Just B.Y.O.B. We Support Free Enterprise -I
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