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Western Carolinian Volume 30 Number 14, January 29, 1965

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  • Friday, January 29, 1965 The Western Carolinian Page 5 Carolettes Well Known The Carolettes were, without a doubt, the most popular group that performed in Raleigh during the 1964 campaign. The audience was impressed with their precisioned routine, they applauded the girls until they returned for an encore. Once again the girls performed their routine without a flaw. Their smiling faces beamed happiness and success to the candidates present. Even though the Carolettes ficult to reach the point that approximately 20 girls move exactly the same way at exactly the same time. It takes long hours of strenuous practice. The Carolettes are limited in the time they have to practice. The girls had to allot time in their class schedule—they practice from 2 til 3 every Tuesday and Thursday and when they have a special performance ahead, they must devote even more cent (and yet to be performed) is a modern dance routine done to the theme music from "Peter Gunn." We should be proud of the Carolettes; they add color to our basketball games. Our school Is becoming known throughout the state for this dance and drill team—the only one of Its kind In North Carolina state colleges. The Carolettes will travel more as better arrangements are Question Of The Week: Radcliff Rules At WCC? were appreciated in Raleigh, the student body seems to lack the capacity to appreciate them here at home. They are ridiculed and criticized with no apparent reason. Few of the students realize the many problems the Carolettes have had. They are a new group and they never worked together oefore this past fall. It's extremely dlf- of their study time to drilling. Recently the Carolettes received their attractive new uniforms. These outfits consist of a black sequined sleeveless leotard, black net stockings, a black cane tipped with white, a top hat, and black ballerina shoes suitable for performances on a basketball court where street shoes are not permitted. The Carolettes have a new series of routines, the most re made. Mrs. June Benson, the group's sponsor, has said that "the girls do a better job off campus." The reason for this could be the lack of respect shown them by their fellow students. At their next performance, we should let them know by our applause and goodwill how much we appreciate the excellent job they are doing in representing Western Carolina College. By Cindy Borden It is becoming "quite the thing" for college students to be permitted the privilege of sharing their dormitory rooms with members of the opposite sex during regulated hours. For instance, Harvard's parietal regulations permit boys to have female visitors from 4 to 7 p. m. each day with longer hours on weekends. Radcliff girls can have men in their rooms for a total of 25 hours a week (consecutive?). Columbia men are permitted visits from females on alternate Sundays. And for generations, the unwritten law of Vassar has been that young ladies may entertain young men in their rooms provided the doors remain unlocked. Many a puritan mind has been shocked by this "outrageous invitation for premarital relations." Many a grandmother has cried, "Woe to this new generation!" But is this really an open door for more immoral actions, or can college students conduct themselves properly? Mary Bunting, president of Rad- cliffe College, had this to say: "I have no indication that there has been any serious trouble and the situation does not seem any different from that in previous years." But just what do the students themselves think about the above regulations? The following students were asked for their views on the subject, and whether they think a situation similar to that of Columbia University (open rooms on alternate Sundays) might work at WCC: Bill Upchurch, a sophomore and president of the Debate Club, thinks it would work here. We are old enough and mature enough to accept the responsibilities It presents. As long as visiting hours were properly supervised and doors left OPEN, the situation would be safe enough. Dale Evans, a graduate student, can't see anything wrong with it. He is totally in favor of "open dormitory hours" and would like to see it here. "We can conduct ourselves just as well as those other schools." Joan Burnett, a Senior, believes that the situation is all right for Harvard and Yale, but that here at WCC, where an entirely different situation altogether evists, she doubts seriously whether it would work. Mrs. Hall, Moore dormitory hostess, said that a problem would arise in Sunday visits, since so many girls go home. But she added that if open rooms would keep the girls on campus, she's all for it. Brenda Ruff, a freshman cheerleader, thinks the whole thing is pretty dangerous, mainly because people are the same all over. But she allows that an "open door rule" may alleviate the danger, since not too much can happen with an open dor. John Keeler, a Sophomore, thinks it is a very good idea for students who are old e- nough to accept the responsibilities it involves, which apparently the mentioned universities and colleges are, hence their pregnancy rate doesn't seem to be exceptionally high. He believes that it would be a good idea here, since college Is a learning experience, and because students will have to face similar situations when they graduate. Cullowhee Hi-Way Service GAS FOR LESS Tires - Tubes - Wash Grease - Batteries - Oil Radford Hooper, Owner-Mgr. MEAD CORPORATION Sylva Division THE HIDE-AWAY Sandwiches - Breakfast Short Orders All Student Needs Nationally Advertised Drugs and Cosmetics Monday - Saturday Open 7:30 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. SCHULMAN'S SUIT SALE SPORT COAT Sale SLACK SALE — FOR MEN — CRICKETEER GRIFFON HAGGAR 20% DISCOUNT Entire Stock of Winter Clothing SCHULMAN'S Traditional Center Of WCC
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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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