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12 Entertainment Western Carolinian/September 9, 1982 LAST MINUTE PRODUCTIONS WCU in perhaps unique in its ability to provide to its students such a wide range of local outdoor experiences as: Whitewater ratting. Mountain climbing. Crosscountry skiing, and Downhill skiing. I ast Minute Productions1 "Mountain Ad ventures'* outdoor programs offer beginning and novice instruction, through clinics and trips, in all these areas. All trips and clinics are open to all WCU students at minimum cost. in addition to these local experiences. Mountain Adventures is offering main exciting longdistance trips beginning with the Ocoee Rait trip in Tenneessee on Sepi. I 1th. Fall break will oiler a Whitewater and tamping trip to the Glial ley River in West Virginia, which otters class 5 and 6 rapids with some ol the best and biggest Whitewater rapids in the I astern United States. Christmas break will otter a cross-countr\ and downhill skiing trip to the Colorado Rockies. Spring break will feature sailing in the Florida Keys. Easter break will feature camping and paddling on the Chatooga River in Georgia, and early summer will offer hiking in the Grand Canyon. As you are reading about these experiences, many ol you may be saying. "Who. me??*", "I'm not an outdoor person", or "I've never done anything like that before". Mountain Adventures otters you perhaps your best opportunity ever to learn to be comfortable with the outdoors, to learn or improve lifetime skills, to have a great time, and to become an "outdoor person." All mountain adventure clinics and trips under the supervision ol experienced instructors and guides, all equipment is provided, and at no time will participants be forced into doing something they do not feel comfortable with. To sign up or lor more information on any of these activities. Last Minute Productions or Mountain Adventures, come by the University Center Offices behind the information desk. Clinics Information September 18 Canoe Clinic—Tuckaseigee River Kayaking Clinic- Tuckaseigee Vi day Tuckaseigee Clinic Nantahala \ a ntaha la River River Rive r Rive r Beginning September 19 Beginning September 23 Kayak Clinic- September 25 Novice Canoe September 26 Novice Kayak Clinic October 2,3 Ik-ginning Climbing Clinic Rocky Mount. Cashiers October 6 Canoe Clinic {/i day October 23 Novice Climbing Clinic- Trips Information September 11 Ocoee River Double Header Raft Trip Ocoee. IN October 15-19 Fall Break (iualley River Rati Trip, West Va. November 6,7 Backpacking Joyce Kilmer National Forest January 5-16 Crested Butte Skiing. Cross Country and Alpine Crested Butte. CO Classifieds Classified ad messages should be typewritten or clearly printed, and should contain a current phone number or mailing address. The fee for this service is SI /first 50 words for general public and $2/first 50 words for business and commercial ads. flic service is free to students with a valid ID and are run for 3 weeks. Deadline for classifieds is 5:00 pm on Tuesday for the following Thursday's paper. All ads must be paid for in advance. FOR SALE: 19" Zenith Black and White TV. $20. Call 586- 4870 after 5:30 p.m. K.S.I..-Hello. I sure have enjoyed the time we have had together. Looking forward to more time and interaction between families. It's time to get on with it./* FOR SALE: Cherry Wood Zen or Tenor recorder w/keys. Hard case. Very good price. Call 293-3234 after 5 p.m. or on weekends./* TYPING & TEMPORARY SERVICES: Professional typing of papers, resumes, theses and dissertations from cassette or copy. Hourly wages amount to less than $1.00 per page, (double spaced copy.) also feature other business services. Call today, Barbara J. Smith, 586-8344. LMP Notes .38 Special Headlines by Jeff Brown Last Minute Production's Entertainment Connection is put back into action on Thursday, September 9 with Open Mike Night at 8 p.m. Open Mike Night gives the local Western Carolina University talent an opportunity to show their best. Performers will be Robert Bland. Tim Napier, Mike Springfield, Jay Pascal, Mickey Davis, Bill Melanson and others including a band formerly known as the Generics. John "Hutch" Hutchinson plays lead guitar forthisnew band and they should provide some different quality entertainment. Refreshments will be provided free and there is no admission charge. Come out and see your talented fellow students Thursday night at Open Mike Night. On Friday night the award winning movie "Chariots of Fire" will be shown in Hoey Auditorium at 8 p.m. Admission is SI.50 for students and S2.00 for non- students. The doors will be open at 7 p.m. Due to popular demand for this movie, it may be shown twice so stay tuned to WWCU Radio Station or call the LMP office at 227-7479. A Rubic's Cube Tournament will be held on Monday, Sept. 13 in the Monday, Sept. 13 in the Grandroom of the U.C. Tournament time is from 7 until 9 p.m. Registration begins at 6:30 p.m. Prizes will be certificates for meals from local restaurants and certificates for albums from local merchants. Don't be defeated by the cube!! Last Minute Productions is providing many leisure classes for your enjoyment. As always, these classes are being provided to you the student at a minimal cost. All classes will be taught by qualified instructors. Registration and classes will begin Sept. 13 through Sept. 17. As many of you have found out, the Ocoee Raft Trip to Tennessee was filled and a waiting list started. Be patient, as long as the students want raft trips. Last Minute Productions will provide them. We are here to put on the programs you want! The response to LMP's new volunteer program has been tremendous. Appointments for interviews are a daily scene at the Last Minute Productions Office. No more interviews are being taken for this semester but remember LMP will need many volunteers for the .38 Special concert on October 20. Benefits for major concert volunteers are free admission to the concerts, T-shirts and a party after the concert. Learn something new next week and have fun! Don't forget the leisure activities classes begin Sept. 13 through Sept. 17. STA Thanksgiving M IWCU! FM90.5 Cullowhee. NC THE RADIO VOICE OF WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 1 w 1 \ i 1 3 2 2 3 5 4 6 5 9 6 7 7 4 8 10 9 12 10 11 II 8 12 13 13 IK 14 16 15 17 16 20 17 14 18 19 19 23 20 21 21 24 22 27 23 34 24 31 25 29 26 28 27 30 28 36 29 }} 30 40 31 38 32 37 33 39 34 35 35 * 36 * 37 26 38 * 39 * 40 Only Time Will Tell/Asia Who Can It Be Now Men At Work Jack & Diane John Cougar Words Missing Persons Make Believe Toto 1 Keep Forgettin' Michael McDonald Do Vou Wanna 1 ouch Me Joan Jett & I he Blackhearts lake It Away Paul McCartnej YOU Can Do Magic America Somebody's Babv Jackson Brown 1 Only Want lo Be With You Nicolette Larson Blue Eyes Elton John 1 Ran (So I ar Away) A I lock of Seagulls What's Forever For Michael Murphy Sara Bill Champlm let Me liekle Vour Fancy Jermaine Jackson Don't Run My Life Spys Love Me Or Let Me Be Lonely Paul Davis Workin' 1 or A 1 ivm' Hucy Lewis & The News The One You Love Glenn I rev Night Shift Quarter flash Ribbon In The Sky Stevie Wonder Secrets Van Halen Big Fun Kool & Ihe Clang Young Girl All Sports Band You Keep Runnin' Away .38 Special He Got You Ronnie Millsap Gloria Laura Branigan Heart Attack Olivia Newton-John Sweet lime RliO Speedwagon Take The I. The Motels You Don't Want Me Anymore Steel Breeze Holdin' On/Tene Cain Gypsy Fleetwood Mac Break It To Me Gently Juice Newton For You Dionne Warwick If You See Kay April Wine Let Me Go/Ray Parker Young Love Air Supply 1 Get Excited Rick Springfield ADDS: ♦Look Of Love/ ABC *One Of A Kind/Orleans ♦Time Is On Our Side Rolling Stones *lf Love Jakes You Away Stephen Bishop If you haven't already made plans loi Thanksgiving, Western Carolina University's Department of Speech and Theatre Arts would like to invite you along on a whirlwind week in New York City. November 21-28. Tentative plans call for a variety of activities such as attending plays, louring theatre facilities, seeing Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Live, viewing the special exhibitions at the art museums and New York's array of Christmas Decorations and Lights, and having seminars with Broadway personalities. The trip is being sponsored in conjunction with the Field Studies Center of New York and will be open to 28 participants. Ihe definite itincry includes tickets to CATS, the musical hit from last season in London; A DOLL'S LIFE, a new musical based on what happened to Nora after she slammed the door in Isben's A DOLL'S HOUSIi; JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT. a musical success from the past season, derived from the Old Testament story: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, the hilarious Off-Broadway musical spoof of a 1960 film; and the Radio City Musical Hall Christmas Show. Tentative Seminars with "Dr. Cliff" from the TV Soap ALL MY CHILDREN and one of the performers from JOSEPH....Also included will be an orientation to New York City, a backstage Broadway Tour, a wholesale shopping tour, a tour of Radio City Music Hall. Other tours may be arranged according to the interests of the group. Transportation will be by charter bus, departing Cullowhee Sunday evening, November 21 and returning Nov. 28. Lodging will be at the Edison Hotel on 46th Street and Broadway in Manhatten with four persons sharing each room. Arrangements can be made for single, double, or triple rooms for a higher fee. Approximate cost will be $325.00 plus food and transportation. With the option of seeing four plays rather than live, costs can be lowered to $299.00 A down payment of $150.00 is due September 30 with the balance- due Oct. 30. Transportation costs are due November 15. Although the trip is open to any interested persons, students may earn academic credit in conjunction with the trip by completing a series of readings, papers and classes. Interested persons should contact Dr. Donald L. Loeffler, Head of WCU Department of Speech and Theatre Arts, Room 121 B. Hoey, Western Carolina University, telephone 227-7491 as soon as possible. The Highlands Gem Shoppe "On the Hill" Precious and Semi-precious gems . Custom Cutting Designing and Manufacturing Of fine gold jewlry pO. Box 654 A.M. Jellen H.G. Jellen Phone 704-526-2767 110 Fourth Street Highlands, N.C. 28741 1972 Porsche 914 Big Bore Kit, new radial tires, looks good and runs good, needs some interior work. $2,550.00. 1975 Monarch Ghia-AM/FM air, clean, cloth interior, good gas mileage, dependabe car. Call 586-9693./* FOR SALE: A one-owner 1969 Buick station wagon. It has a new motor, transmissions, and tires, and runs well. $400. Call 586-8664./* HOUSE FOR RENT: on Cullowhee Mtn. Road. Easy to heat. excellent kitchen, deck and stream. 3 bedroom. $325 per month.' Call 743-2766 and leave message./* FOR RENT: 2 bedroom furnished apt. 7 miles south of campus, highway 107 in Tuckasiegee, quiet area with yard on river, 293-3874./* FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apartment-furnished $200.00 per month. Utilities paid by landlord. No pets '/2 half mile from WCU. Call 293-5278 or 586-8634./* tmi2 $ua®x mm East Sylva Shopping Center your complete video specialty store The stars will always be out in your home Televisions, video taping of Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, Wills, Depositions, Parties, Baptismals, etc. v/CR Service (Head Cleaning) ~ome by and see our tremendous selection of movies. Join our video club (at special grand opening rates) Across from the ABC Store 586-8129 AVAILABLE: 2 br .mobile home. Blanton's mobile home park Locust Road between Sylva and Cullowhee. No children or pets. Call 586-6707./* JENNIFER: Thanks for all the help you gave me this week, even though you weren't here. I couldn't have done it without you. Looks like it's time for another visit from Eva of the Varityper fame. If you see Gene, kill him for me. Take care. Cathy./* FOR LEASE: I bd 1 bath fully furnished 2 story apt. on Dick's Creek. Available Sept. 20 until May 31. $185 plus electricity. Must be neat and responsible. Call 586-6933 or 586-5876. No pets./* FOR RENT: Unfurnished modern 2 br 2 bath house. Heat/air, fireplace, dishwasher, $325 per month. Forest Hills, Cullowhee, N.C. 1-369-6147./* FOR SALE: 3-speed bike for sale. Excellent condition. Rarely used by lazy instructor. $50. Call 293-3010 after 5 p.m./* • • • • • • • WHA TS 1 IAPPj ENINi Q TH 75 W TEEK • • • • • • • • • • THURSDA Y FRIDA Y SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDA Y WEDNESDAY • • • • • • • 9 Exhibit; "Jacob I anrivu 10 11 12 13 14 15 • • • • • Prints'. Art Gallery. Belk Mountain Advertisers Outdoor Raft trip Ocoee River (LMP) 1:00 pm—soccer: WCl vs 5:30-6:30 pm —Aerobics class 6:00—Basic Yoga begins UC Canoe clinic (LMP) • • Building, through Oct. 5 Program: Ocoee double- 1:00 pm Soccer: WCl vs Emory Georgia State. Atlanta, GA begins 7:00 pm guitar class begins I ( • • • • • 3:30 pm —" Asserliveness Training Group" (six weeks): header—raft trip, Ocoee. TN; register in advance at LMP office. 1st floor, t'.C. Univ., Atlanta, GA 7:00-9:00 pm—Rubik's Cube tournament. UC 7:30 —Intermediate Yoga begins UC (LMP) (LMP) 12 noon—Country swing class • • • • for more information, call ext. begins. If (LMP) • 6:00—Ballet begins Reid G>m • 7170 3:00 pm—soccer: Kmorv I niv. • Tournament —WCl vs Emory (LMP) 6:00—(logging class begins. • • • 3:30 pm & 7:00 pm—film: Reid Gym dance studio!LMP) • • • • • • • "Maginificent Ambersons" (88 min./b&w): Jackson County Public Library 8:00 pm—movie: "Chariots of Fire", Hoes Auditorium — Exhibit: College Southern Arts Federation. Opens at Chelsea Gallery. 1 C 6:00—jazzercise class begins. Reid Gym (LMP) • • • • • 4:00—basic photography l'( • • 7:00 pm—opening reception. » (LMP) • • "Jacob landau Prints", Art Gallery. Belk Building 7:30 pm—Jacob Landau Hill speak about his works: 104 Belk Building 8:00 pm —Open Mike Night. Cherokee Room, I'.C. 7:00 pirn—Football: WCl vs Tennessee Tech I niv.. Whitmire Stadium • •

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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  • Western Carolina University
• Format
  • Publications (documents)
• Type
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• Date
  • Date original: 1982-09-09
  • Date digitized: 2018-11-19
• Extent
  • Dimension: 15" x 11.5"
  • Pages: 12 pages
• Subject - Topic
  • College student newspapers and periodicals
  • Cullowhee (N.C.) -- Newspapers
  • Universities and colleges -- North Carolina -- Cullowhee -- Newspapers
• Location
  • Jackson County (N.C.)
  • Cullowhee (N.C.)
• Source institution
  • Western Carolina University
• Source Collection
  • WCU Students Newspapers Collection
• Identifier
  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1982-09-09_Vol47_No03
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  • Western Carolina University Hunter Library