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Western Carolinia Volume 47 Number 02, September 2, 1982

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  - Western Carolina University
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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1982-09-02_Vol47_No02_07
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Western Carolinian/September 2, 1982 7 *'■■■! na 1^ The lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity is announcing their 13th annual Rait Race to be held Saturday. September 11. Starting time will be at 11:00at the old 107 bridge, the finish line is the Steel bridge on River Road. Immediately after the race there w ill be a celebration open to the whole campus and participants of the race. This will be held at Riverside Village's front lawn along the river. For more information, call the lambda Chi Alpha House at 293-9969. IM SH stand* lor: Pl«) Units for the Severely Handicapped, a totally new concept for teaching physically and mentalh handicapped children. PI SH units help the blind or deaf child discover the simple pleasures wc take for granted Please help the brothers ot Pi Kappa Phi give these children a chance. Donation centers will be placed aiound campus or donations can be made bv calling 293-9983. PI SH is a project of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. CULLOWHEE TRADING POST Alan Mokrzycki of Northampton, Massachusetts has had a pair of Survivors" for 9 years. Mario Vitale of Springfield, Illinois has had his pair for almost 12 years. HFRIVTAIV If you take pood care of your Survivors, ctw^wwmrnrfvnc* the\'II stay cozy and take real got >d care of SUKVIVORlj your feet. For how long0 Heaven only knows. b< >ots that never say die. Mens and Womens Boots and Shoes Complete line of hunting and fishing supplies Archery Special Bear White Tail Bow Aluminum Arrows 9-6 Mon. - Sat. 77.87 1.89 293-5758 A 0 A Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity was founded at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, by several young men who felt a need to associate with each other outside the classroom. Thus on December 4. 1906 Alpha Phi Alpha was formed, givingthe nucleus of America's first national Greek letter fraternity founded by black men. From this basis, the Nu Zeta Chapter was founded at Western Carolina University on Mav 7, 1977. thus becoming the first black greek fraternity established on this campus. Our fraternitv can be looked upon as one big family. Each brother works for the welfare of his fellow brorthers and works within himself upholding the precepts, ideals, and aims of the fraternity. The Brothers of Nu Zeta Chapter have worked dilegently to further the high ideals and aims of the Iraternity. Through their noble efforts the Nu Zeta Chapter has established itself as the onlv Alpha Phi Alpha chapter in the state with a house. The house is located across the street from Speedv's Pi//a and beside the Cullowhee tale Ihe brothers will be hosting an open house tonight between six and nine p.m. All students and lacultv aie welcome Fellowship Cullowhee Covenant fellowship Church (C( 1 I is a group of men and women who affirm the Lordship of lesiis Christ, the authority of the Bible, and who have committed themselves to one another in a covenant relationship. 0(1 tiaces its beginnings to the charismatic renewal when in 1970 a handful of people began meeting together on Saturday nights for prayer and sharing. The early years were marked by a transient How of Christians, mostly students, in and out of those meetings. As the meetings began to increase both in numbers and consistency of individual attendance, more structure and well-delined leadership began to emerge. Cullowhee Covenant Fellowship takes seriously the command of Jesus to "go into all the world and make disciples" and is therefore committed to ministering to believers, helping them achieve their destiny in God. A typical meeting is a worship experience including praise. prayer, and Bible teaching. In addition. CC1 meets weekly in small groups in homes. These groups provide a setting in which each Christian can grow and find his/ her gifts and place in the Body of Christ in an atmosphere of love, trust and affirmation. Various other activities provide opportunities for ministry and the development of personal relationships. These include social activities, a Bible study group for married women, support for the local chapter of Birthright, and an outreach to a county rest home. We invite any interested persons to worship with us on Sunday nights beginning at 6:00 pm at Camp Lab School, adjacent to Western Carolina University. For further information or assistance, call Phil Woody, pastor, at 293-5950. Free Regular Taco with purchase BUffitO of with this coupon-good thru Sept. 8, 1982 Me/ican _JS/\LLAGE Restaurant Rt. 19, Dellwood Rd. Between Maggie anc Waynesville Next to Dish Barn 926-1335 Limit One coupon per purchase Also visit our "World Treasures" Boutique Directly Behind Restaurant :Welcome WCU students; £3 faculty and staff Sellers & Fisher Flowers & Gifts, Inc. I Designing and Decorations for all occasions Members of FTD, Florfax, • Teieflora Wire Service "For Better Flowers Send Ours' • East Sylva Shopping Center J Sylva, N.C. 28779 Phone 586-4047 THE WELL HOUSE SANDWICH €MPORIUM Hot Deli Sandwiches Made with only the finest ingredients available Riverwood Shops, Dillsboro 586-8588 Excel Program at work on WCU Campus Buya Touch-Tone Phone. Save Money. Desk Model $50.95 NbwOnJy $AJ95 Wall Model $51.95 Now Only $A095 Come by or call your Continental Business office. Continental Telephone Mr. Frog's Keg & Wine Shop Free ice and free poster with purchase Wlnner-a-day contest ^^-~*—■ *■>« ** vfi&. **« e^o** *** ^^^•"""""Corner of Mill & Main St. 586-5074 Hop on down to our pad...today; ts

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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University's student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolinian in 1933.
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- Creator
  - Western Carolina University
- Format
  - Publications (documents)
- Type
  - Text
- Date
  - Date original: 1982-09-02
  - Date digitized: 2018-11-19
- Extent
  - Dimension: 15" x 11.5"
  - Pages: 16 pages
- Subject - Topic
- Location
  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
- Source institution
  - Western Carolina University
- Source Collection
  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
- Identifier
  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1982-09-02_Vol47_No02
- Repository
  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

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