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Western Carolinian, March 31, 1988 (Volume 53 Number 24)

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  • Arts & Entertainment The Western Carolinian Page 4 Thursday, March 31,1988 A Little History On April Fools Did you know - Flaying tricks on the first dqy 0} April 1$ a custom among European people*. In franco, the victim of such practical Jokes is called an April fish; In Sec-Hand, o gowk or o cuckoo; and "m the English- speaking countries, -art April fool. „.„W^0M3 Hooper- FREE PIZZA DELIVERY on campus (5-11 p.m.) other Items also available S^OO min. 293-3334 CAFE ITEMS OFFERED IN RESTAURANT LUNCH & DINNER 11:00 AM-9PM MS SUN - 4 PM - 9 PM PIZZA * 99 d NACHO SPECIAL * DELI SANDWICHEZ * ITALIAN DINNERZ * SLIMMERZ DINNERZ * BURGERZ * 10 DIFFERENT SALADZ * STUFFED POTATOEZ * BROWN BAG LICENCE EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT ALL YOU CAN EAT Spaghetti & Meat Sauce $C00 Salad & Bread J ASSIGNMENT MALTRITANIA: TEACH LOCAL FARMERS THE IltfPORTANCE OF CROP ROTATION. Here is your opportunity to develop skills in a broad range of agricultural techniques. You may be asked to: □ Increase yields through modern planting methods in Togo. □ Establish a cooperative with Filipino farmers. □ Provide technical assistance to beekeepers in Micronesia. □ Set up 4-H clubs for future farmers in Burundi. As a Peace Corps Volunteer, you will handle responsibilities and meet challenges far greater than those you would be offered in a starting position in the United States. When you return, you will find that international firms and government agencies value that kind of expenence. 25 years of PEACE CORPS The toughest job you'll ever love. Peace Corps Representatives will be at Western Carolina U. April 5th and 6th. Sign up for interviews at: The Co-op and Placement Office . ' : • -4. . filial Aerosmith, We Saw, They Conquered Lora Hooper's Personal Encouter with Aerosmith and a Review of the Concert I must admit that I was a bit apprehensive about seeing the group Aerosmith. I had always enjoyed their music, but their sinister presence In the movie Sargeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and their bad boy, heavy partying reputation had me wondering. Then I got the chance to meet them. The band had Perrier chilling In the conference room where we met them. The catering service said that they had ordered fresh fruit and health foods to eatand carrot Juice to drink. Then I talked to Steven Tyler and bassist Tom Hamilton, and their genuinely friendly personalities corresponded to their drug and alchohol free attitudes. Aerosmith is very proud of the fact that they are drug free and eating well, and the results of their diet was evident In their performace. The legendary Aerosmith, brought to Cullowhee via the enthusiastic people at Last Minute Productions, performed In the Ramsey Center to a crowd of screaming fans. Apprpriaately introducing the group by way of AC/DC's "For Those About To Rock, We Salute You," Steven Tyler took Ns fans to a height of excitement on the band's first song by belting out "Toys in the Attic." From that moment, the crowd was hooked. Tyler kept the fans on their feet as he strutted and danced across the stage, kicking up his legs and swinging his scarf-covered microphone In the air. Tyler's healthy diet gave him the energy to ride his microphone around the circular stage twice like a little boy riding an Imaginary horse during the song "Back In the Saddle Again." One of the most memorable parts of the concert was when Tyler and lead guitarist Joe Perry pulled up two chairs and performed the bluesy tune " Hangman's Jury." The music was as tight as the friendship when Tyler played his harmonica and Perry strummed his guitar In a relaxed harmony. Another entertaining segment was when drummer Joey Kramer played the stage and his body to a prerecorded drum solo. His accuracy amazed the audience, and many appreciative screams filled the Ramsey Center. I especially enjoyed the old Aerosmith songs. When Tyler began the tue of" Dream On" on the keyboard in the center of the stage, the crowd exploded into screams and applauuse, and Bics were flicked In appreciation. Aerosmith left the stage before performing m ..Continued Page 9 And The Warm-up Was Good Too! White Lion roared. Aerosmith fans were probably surprised to be rocked by the new, not- widely-know band. The 45 minute opening act consisted of a high energy stage presence and blasting melodic rock. Itdldn'ttakelong fo the crowd to join In as the band played "All Join Our Hands" and other guaranteed future hits such as "All You Need is Rock n Roll." "Don't Give Up," "Sweet Uttle Lovin'," and "Lady of the Valley." The climax came with a great performance of their hit single "Wait." White Lion did a clear, bang-up Job for a young band who only recently came out of the bars and onto the stage. There couldn't have been a better opening band for the legendary Aerosmith. Their days should not be limited to an opening act White Lion's lead vocalist, Mike Tramp was all energy at Tuesday's performance. - Photo Edwin Carlton f^CITY LIGHTS Are you having trouble finding the right book? If we don 7 have it, ask us to order it for you. Phone 586-9499 55 E. Main St. Sylva Japan Import Car Repair Q SUPRI SUPRICO AUTO SERVICE JAPAN IMPORTS Major And Minor Repairs Scheduled And General Maintenance TUNE UP BRAKES ELECTRICAL DRIVE TRAIN FUEL INJECTION AIR CONDITIONING 586-3952 Owners Bob Price and Tommy Sumner NEW LOCATION: 68 East Main St.. in Sylva (across from Sylva Fire and Police Depts ) Modern Beauty Shop #1 Family Hair Care (nexi to Family Dollar Store) Stylists: Joan Ashe and Vickie Bradley (Formerly of World of Hair) Welcome Shelia Hall Bring in this ad for a special discount Walk-ins Welcome 9-5 Monday-Saturday ■ Late Appointments 5oO"4324
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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 Carolin...

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