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Western Carolinian April 4, 1979
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'*' Hage 6/ I ne Western Carolinian/ April 3, 197 v.v.v.v.v.w.\v. • *>:<e>re50t»aoa(a« .. « A new class In exorcism of teeth will be offered next semester in Forsyth. The professor slated to teach the class has been undetermined at this printing, but an Camp Shelton reopens under Wanda's beckon exhibition class was held last week and here are a few of the highlights of the class. After a long five year closing, Camp Shelton is again open to the students of WCU. The move, announced yesterday by departing Chancellor H.F. Robinson, caught many veteran WCU political observers by surprise. According to sources close to the Chancellor, the reason for the opening stems directly from pressure applied by outgoing President Wanda Nelson. "I couldn't stand the bitch anymore," Cotton was quoted as saying. "When she started calling me at night and breathing heavily into the phone, I knew I a met my match." THE QUID STARTS TODAY ONE BIG WEEK THE CLASSIC THE GODFATHER Regular Admission According to administration sources, Camp Shelton has been totally remodeled with funds from the Chancellor's slush account. Renovations include a very wet bar, an extensive orgy area, and Western Carolina's first complete library of erotic literature. According to the Chancellor, the new setup should provide plenty of material for increased social intercourse among the students. "I've always felt that Western Carolina lacked that certain 'spunk' that Chapel Hill and State have. I'd like to see what that SOB Friday will come up with to match this one." SGA President Nelson said she was literaly"tickled to death," with the Chancellor's announcement. "I knew if I kept up with him long enough, he'd give in. Hell, it only took three weeks to convince my boyfriend." Nelson refused to elaborate. roimdinir .nit hull FREE tion* In Ibe Potter ■ sliver or stamps) postpaid. MK8. CHARMING FIGURES Tin- beautiful photo illustrate* what ■Bj. Ih* done with MRS. POTTER'S HYGIENIC FLESH AND BUST FOOD Any unuiAti under atxtr, whoae face, cheeks, neck, shoulder* and bust are not as beautifully rou ruled-our. plump and pretty as this lady's *hould us*- Mr*, Potter's Method of beauty development. No drug*, no appliances, but ronrenfenl and very ra«y to «•*. Physicians sky it is the must healthful and harmless method known for removing* wrinkles. fllHnfr-up and ptat-ra, and making the chest and bust Arm and full. To -show you what a wonder worker it is, and convince >-<>u that it does develop the bust from 3 to 8 raphes, in ;1 to 4 weeks, we will send a good trial treatment and our illustrated booklet jriviriR full instruc- Method (waled) en receiptor your name and 10 cents to cover expense. Full size package % 1.00 by mail I'OTTEK*? HYGIENIC DEPOT. riulto 474 ftrotM Rulldlnc CINCINNATI, OHIO. Fashion Head-lines New! From France! THE FRENCH DIMENSION' • HEAD CONVERSION KITS* rjruoi* I* Belle CUudi C etl Chic" C'*r*l Mj^.n Each Kit contains: —one flesh like rubber cone that stretches comfortably over your head — one light weight foam "brain insert (to seep your head erect and firm) — one sensor ring (for those intimate evenings at home) —one cosmetic cone-coloring kit (to match your own skin color) To order send check or mo for $6 95 * Si 00 postage and handling to: "The French Dimension" 703 Industrial Bank Bldg Providence. R 1 02903 Piease include head circumference in inches Not available in stores anywhere! Profane language put into code form The WCU Department of Communications, upse with he use of vulgar language over the telephones at WCU has announced the implication of a new code system to go into operation this summer. • 1, will allow the faculty to express their true feelings without being outright offensive, said Telly Graff director of communication services. The code invented by Mr Graff, contains the major terms used by most (acuity members during telephone conversations. The new code is as follows: 801 You've got to be shitting me 802 Get off my frigging back 803 Beats the shit out of me 804 What the frig 805 It's so frigging bad, I can't believe it 806 1 hate this frigging place 807 Your ass sucks bananas 808 Frig you very much 809 Lovely, simply frigging lovely 810 FUBAR, Frigged up beyond all recognition 811 Beautiful, just frigging beautiful 812 Frig, shit, piss 813 Hair pie, fur burgers 814 I just got frigged 815 Big frigging deal 816 Hang it in your frigging ear 817 Get bent 8181 don't give a shit 819 Oh shit! 820 Merry Frigging Christmas 821 Frig it, just frig it 822 Hot shit 823 Bitching 824 Tell someone who gives a shit 825 Don't get frigging wise 826 I don't give a frig 827 Pardon me sir, you obviously mistook me for someone who gives a shit 828 As long as I don't stand up, I'm fine 829 Frig the phone 830 Frigging follow up 831 1 didn't design the frigging thing, I just fix the mother- frigger 832 Your ass sucks wind 833 The frigging thing won't work 834 Go pound sand in your ass 835 Frig off 836 Who called this frigging meeting 837 SNAFU. Situation Normal, All Frigged Up 838 I'm free this weekend 839 Frig it 840 Hel- me dump this mother 841 Let's ball at lunch 842 I'm free tonight 843 Same shit, different day 844 Call me at home to come back to work 845 Let's take off sick together 846 Meet you at the motel 847 Up your ass 901 Kiss my ass 902 Let's trade balling partners 903 Is he/she available 904 Muddy field, couldn't play 905 Colorful,, but nice 906 Ask me again in a couple of days 907 Far frigging out 908 Let's split this joint, but not in the office 909 Let's cat in tonight 910 You play ball with me and I'll stick the bat up your ass 911 Shut your frigging mouth 912 Go to Hell! 913 You're a Son-of-a Bitch 914 Get frigged! Chancellor From page 1 stay closed as long as Robinson remained in office. "I figured it was time to let the students have what is rightfully theirs. The faculty and I have been using it for the past several years as our partying campgrounu and I must tell you there are some really wild faculty wives up here once they get drunk." Robinson said. "We've really made it pretty nice since it was closed down as we added a cottage with a bar and everything. I hope the students can raise as much hell up there as we did. although that would take a lot of effort." Robinson added. A going away party will be given for the chancellor next Monday at his house and Dr. Robinson said everyone's invited as long as they brine a gift worth at' least $1000.
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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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