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  - Western Carolina University
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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1982-12-09_Vol47_No15_06
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Entertainment 6 Western Carolinian/December 9. 1982 Firefox Band Seeks Support by Judy Murphy Firefox is the first rock & roll band ever based in Cashiers, NC. The band consists of lour men and two female vocalists. They have been playing together lor 4 months and hope to go far. The band has performed twice in Cullowhee area and numerous times in Cashiers. They would like to sec live music promoted in this area. The members of the band are CW Stewart - bass guitar and vocals, Jim Yoder - lead guitar and vocals, Nick Bragg - drums, John Warren - lead guitar, Betsy Nickelson and Ruth Reid - vocalists. All members live in Cashiers except Nick Bragg, who currently attends WCl).The group was formed as friends shared musical talents on evenings and weekend. Their goal is not making a profit, but to promote live music in a culturally starved area. Jim Yoder who now owns a construction company in Cashiers, came to North Carolina a year ago to "retire" from the music industry. He spent 12 years on the road, playing all over the U.S.A. with the group Tanglefoot. During this time he cut 3 albums. He likes all types of music but has no real favorites. Lead vocalist, CW Stewart, has been in Jackson County for 8 years. Stewart also spent time on the road, going out west and performing with different bands. He has recorded 3 demo tapes which have been played in parts of New York radio stations. Next year he will be attending The Juilliard School of Music. While he is not playing keyboards or strumming his guitar, Stewart tunes pianos and is an electrician. When relaxing he likes to listen to Japanese blues, rock and blues. Nick Bragg is also a member of the group Phoebe and the Pigeon People. Bragg started out at Western as a music major but disagreed with the teaching techniques and transferred to sociology. He is the last member to join the band and likes to play with different types of bands. Songs played continuously on the radio do not appeal to Bragg; he enjoys Beatles, Genesis, Rush and classical music. John Warren labels himself as a classical musician. He is an ex-banker from Atlanta who now owns a landscaping company in Cashiers. He has spent 9 years in North Carolina. Warren likes to play southern rock, but when he is doing the listcnine the music playing is blues. " The band will play at any type of function. Their introduction to Cullowhee was a wedding. In Cashiers they opened for Mylon Lefevre, Christian Rock and Roller, soon after they formed. The prices for a concert fluctuate but each show offers a variety of music. They try to incorporate oldies, blues, rock, and dance music to please everyone listening. No band member feels there is enough support for musicians or live music in Jackson County. "There are a lot of people who would like to play or listen but as of now, there is no way of getting these people together. On campus there is really no one place to centralize. Bragg feels that with a little organization regular events could be set up where people with common interests could get together, play, exchange ideas, and share talents. All being serious musicians, they feel something should be arranged with each other. Once this is accomplished, the goal of Firefox, to promote live music will be easier to achieve. LMP Notes: Pole Results submitted by Judy Swan It's almost over! The semester is coming to a close and the books are finally being opened. Some seniors are getting really excited about the prospect of being in the "real" world while others of us are waiting to stick out one more semester. But all the hard work is worth it. At LMP, we feel this way. There has been a noticeable improvement in the participation of events by students and we are really pleased. The structure of LM P has changed too which has enabled us to serve you better. We are getting next semester's schedule of events in order and it looks like it's going to be a good one. Remember, your input is always needed and appreciated, so don't hesitate to get in touch. We would like to thank you for all your cooperation We are now open Sunday afternoons 1-5 for your holiday shopping convenience Tuckasegee Nursery and Valley Florist Want To Make Your Holidays Rosey Longstem Roses Only $14.95 Dozen All colors available. Order by Wed., Dec. 15 please Also including poinsettias, Christmas wreaths Christmas trees, Fresh mistletoe, flower arrangements made to order, fruit baskets, Christmas Ornaments, and special stocking stutters. This Week Thursday 2 pm-Studenl recital. Recital Hall, Music-English Bldg. 3:30 & 7 pm--Film: "The I'hird Man". Jackson County Public Library, tree admission 5 pm-Auditions for "Count Dracula", Hoey Auditorium Friday Cafeteria Faculty Evaluation System: last day for returning forms with student-marked responses to the Office of Institutional Studies and Planning, 520 H.F Robinson Adm. Bldg. 7-8:30 am-SME pancake- breakfast, 265 Belk Bldg. 7 pm-Auditions for "Count Dracula", Little lheatre Saturday Final exams, through December I 7 II am-Gymnastics: WCU vs. East Tennessee State University, Reid Gvm 11 am-noon, 1-2 pm -WCU Concert Choir at the Biltmore House. Asheville 5:30 pm-Women's Basketball: WCU vs. UT-Chatanooga (Southern Conference game). Reid Gym 7:30 pm-Basketball: WCU vs. Methodist College. Reid Gym Sunday Pray, meditate, relax Monday No activities listed Tuesday 11:45 am-NCAEOP Annual Christmas covered dish meeting Tom Young Room, Fieldhouse Wednesday 10 am—Board of Trustees, 510 Adm. Bldg. 11 am-1 pm-Paycheck for hourly employees should be picked up by an authorized person, cashier's window. Controller's Office c#P LW TW 3 1 40 4 2 5 6 7 9 11 8 15 9 14 10 17 11 18 12 13 13 21 14 16 15 19 16 20 17 22 18 27 19 23 20 24 21 25 22 26 23 31 24 28 25 29 26 30 27 33 28 32 29 35 30 34 31 36 32 " 33 38 39 37 40 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 Man Ecrtw/Hall & Oates Shadow* Of Th« Night/Pat Benetar Look Of Lov»/ABC lf» Raining Agaln/Supertramp Dirty Laundry/Don Henley B« My Lady/Jefferson Starship Missing You/Dan Fogelberg Airlca/Toto The Olrl Is Mine/Michael Jackson Down Und«r/Men At Work Used To B»/Charlene & Stevie Wonder Baby Com* To M»/Patti Austin Whatcha Gonna Do/Chilliwack Sexual Healing/Marvin Gave Hand To Hold Onto/John Cougar What About M#/Moving Pictures Cant Huiry Lov»/Phil Collins You Got Lucky /Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Rock The Casbah/The Clash Left Go Danclng/Kool & The Gang My Forever Mine/Motels Two Less Lonely People/Air Supply The Other Guy/Little River Band Allentown/Billy Joel I Gotta Try/Michael McDonald Space Age Love Song/Flock of Seagulls I Do/J. Geils Band Heart Ot The Night/Juice Newton Memory/Barry Manilow Love In Store/Fleetwood Mac Painted Picture/Commodores Bad Boy /Ray Parker Goody Two Shoes/Adam Ant On The Loose/Saga Do You Really Want To Hurt Me/Culture Club Cross My Heart/Lee Riteneour Love Me Do/The Beatles A Penny For Your Thoughts/Tavares The Key/REO Speedwagon I Knew You When/Linda Ronstadt Adds Shame On The Moon/Bob Seger Shock The Monkey/Peter Gabriel Funny How Time Slips Away/Spinners Take The Time/Michael Stanley Band in the new polls and voting system. This information wil. be a great help to us in the decision-making process of scheduling events. While I'm on the subject of polls, the results of the major concert polls have come in and we have three winners. Hall and Oates, Kinks and Kool and the Gang were the top three bands that were voted on last week by students. Any one of these bands would surely prove to be an excellent show. We are checking into all three of them to see which one could be a possible show here in Cullowhee. Don't lose faith, any one of these bands could come through so maybe the band you voted on will perform here next semester. In the meantime, we would like ,to wish the graduating seniors the best of luck in whatever they set out to do. Good luck on your finals and have a safe Christmas break. Have a Happy New Year! iposto 9s Spaghetti Ribs I akc Out Available 452-0218 for lunch or dinner, dining oul becomes a special treat when you dine with us. Lasagna Waynesville Plaza steamed Shrimp We Serve Beer & Wine Waynesville Shopping Plaza P.O. Box 976 Waynesville, N. C. 28786 ■■■■■■■■■■ Mon. - Fri. 11 a.m. till Sat. - Sun 4 p.m. until ■smmbmh Quality you can count on. ULLOWHEE EXXON 293-9079 Tune-Up Special '^ Dec. 1 thru Dec. 23, 1982 ~^s? Sun Electronic-Diagnostic Machine Electronic Ignition V-8 $35.50 6 cyl. $27.50 4 cyl. $21.00 Standard Ignition V-8 $44.95 6 cyl. $38.95 4 cyl. $31.50 We also do engine and exhaust system repairs we Brakes we have Regular disc-$24.95 also have Kerosene m *e9u[°r <*u™f*.50 full service r\eiub«i it? Machine back-flush radiators refill with up to 2 gal. anti-freeze 9C,S „ i- « ^ $16.95 „ Self-Serve Cash Self-Serve Cash Reg. $118.9 Unleaded-$124.9 Self-Serve Cash * ^ Extra Unleaded-$130.9 wrecker service-Owner's consent only Credit Cards Accented EXXON ESSO CHEVRON IMPERIAL OIL LTD MARATHON OIL-PHH SERVICE CARD SOHIO VISA & MASTERCARD

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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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  - Western Carolina University
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  - Date original: 1982-12-09
  - Date digitized: 2018-11-19
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  - Dimension: 15" x 11.5"
  - Pages: 12 pages
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  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
- Source institution
  - Western Carolina University
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  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1982-12-09_Vol47_No15
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  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

Western Carolinia Volume 47 Number 15

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