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  • INSIDE THE CAROLINIAN . . Why no dormitory heat, and what is being dona about it- See today's page 1 story. The CAROLINIAN begins a classified ad section. Phone listings for all dormitories. The reasons behind the confusion in the College Shop. TheWESTERN CAROLINIAN FEATURES AND SPORTS . . Beginning a new feature, "Viewpoint,* on page 3. Report on Saturday night's 2-point loss to Appalachian. Look f v the story of Henry Logan's summer tour in Thursday's CAROLINIAN. VOICE OF THE STUDENTS VOL. XXXII, NO. 4 Tuesday, September 27, 1966 CULLOWHEE, N. C. Heating Problem Defined '"■ ""— " iiiimi-si —•HMiisssssaw-sssisMsai^ Jackson Maps Boiler Installation Results In Out Plans Severe Shortage Of Pressure For Catamount College Shop Suffers While Manager Is Sought The unexpected resignation of the problem stems from lack ol the manager of the College Shop, , Mr. Bob Fox, late in August has adequate storage space for mer- caused the confused situation which chandise which must be ordered has existed for the past three and ™l?r*red T?^'0 ^ weeks in the student oriented store. "P Wlth the need W thout a full- time manager, this job takes the According to Mr. James Kirk- majority of her time; thus cutting Patrick, Business Manager of the down the sales staff which is college and head of the College normally three each hour of the Shop Committee, Mr. Fox gave day's operation, notice of his leaving the middle of August. Attempts to secure a new manager have not been successful. Another situation which students have noted is the cashing of checks at the College Shop. According to Mr. Kirkpatrick, the College is responsible for cashing only checks made out for the payment of fees. The College Shop, while Vicki Jackson, editor of the 1966-67 Western Carolina College catamount, is planning an "over-all change" in the composition of the annual. She hopes to shots, cut out numerous sections, and to add more color and tint. Vicki, quite impressed with last year's color beauty section hopes not only to add more color, but to highlight with screens and tints. In addition to the beauty section, the feature section and dividing pages will be in color this year, "This is a yearbook tor the students. I want as much on student life as pussuiie. me aimuai'w'iu be simple, but it will tell the story of the college year, mainly through pictures." Vicki does not want simply facial shots of organizations and clubs- she wants action shots. That is why the annual staff is encouraging each club and organization to have a special project this year, depicted !n the annual. The steam plant at Western Carolina College, as a result of the current installation of a new boiler, Is temporarily hampered by a severe drop in steam pressure. The loss of pressure has caused a heating problem in the dormitories here and has complicated operations at the college laundry. Qualifications listed by Kirkpatrick for the full-time job are a degree in business administration; or, for older men, experience it is for the benefit of the students, in this area to offset Drofessional cannot handle the students' banking needs. "Too many bad checks have training. There are currently three been accepted," Mr. Kirkpatrick applicants for the job, one of which said. "The College endeavored to Kirkpatrick is waiting to get con- get the Cullowhee branch of the firmation from in the next few days. Citizens National Bank located "here and its use is for express purpose of the students and fac- Mrs. Ethel H. Brown, acting ulty." No fee is charged the student manager of the College Shop, saya for this service. Announcements The resultant lack of dormitory heating has given rise to campus rumors that no heat will be available until November Many students have questioned why the boiler was notinsialled earlier in the year—this past summer, for example-when the need for its facilities was not so crreat. In a recent interview, Mr. James E. Kirkpatrick, Business Manager of the College, com- mo<ft3>1 f>. this and several other issues. "The reason why the boiler was not installed this summer is simple: the plans for Its Installation were not completed in time. The boiler is being installed at the earliest possible opportunity." When questioned about student complaints of a lack of heat In the dormitories, he said that this was probably due to the fact that "no heat has been put into the dormitories as yet. You'll probably also find that those who have complained about the cold have had a window open in the room at night. To my knowledge, however, there have been no complaints sent to the steam plant concerning i lack of heat in the dormitory rooms." The elections for Dormitory, Day Student, and Freshman Senators will be held October 6. At this time the referendum concerning remuneration for the President and Vice-President of the Student Body will also be held. Filing dates for these elections frill be from September 26 through September 30, in the Student Senate Office. CATAMOUNT PICTURES Pictures for the 1967 CATAMOUNT will be taken Monday through Friday, Sept. 26-30 in the Faculty Lounge of Hunter Library from 8:30 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 5:00. Freshmen, Sophomore, and Junior men are requested to wear white button down shirts, black ties, and pullover navy blue V-neck sweaters. Attire for women in those classes will be white blouses with navy blue V-neck pullover sweater. Senior men should wear white shirts. Tuxedo coats and black ties will be provided. Senior women will be draoed- An assembly program will be held September 29 In Hoey Auditorium. The program will consist of short speeches by representatives of all campus organizations. These speeches are for the purpose of informing the student body of each group's iXirpose and activities. Attendance is required of ALL NEW STUDENTS. A Red Cross Beginner Swimmer Course will start Tuesday, October 18, 1966, 7:00 p.m. at the Reid Swimming Pool, Western Carolina College. Beginner swimmers must be at least 15 years old. Jackson County residents and Western Carolina College students are invited to attend the Tuesday and Thursday evening sessions. The course is offered free of charge and without college credit. Participants must furnish their own swim suits and towels. Water Safety Instructors are needed to help teach this course. For information contact Dr. Otto H. Spilker, Reid Swimming Pool, Western Carolina College. Vicki Jackson The number of selections wil be cut to seven this year: classes, sports, beauty, clubs and organizations, features, faculty, and Greeks, Vicki predicts the yearbook to be largenthan last year's however. Those students interested in working on the sports and classes sections of the annual should contact Vicki Jackson. The annual will be completed in February, and should be ready for distribution in May. The members of the staff will celebrate completion by way of a banquet held at Waynesville Country Club. Election of officers was held Thursday night in Albright and Benton dormitories. Pat Chinn was elected president of Albright. Vickie Harris is vice president and Cora Lynn Lynch, secretary. Benton president is Mary Bart- les; vice president is Donna Cornelius and secretary is Jo Ann Baggett Already severly handicapped by a lack of adequate facilities, the problems of the laundry have been multiplied by this present lack of steam pressure. Originally designed to provide laundry service for 800 students, the laundry is now used by 2800. The boiler for the laundry, which is designed for a capacity of 160 pounds of steam pressure, rarely rises above 100 pounds and in most cases remains much below that figure. Commenting on the situation at the laundry, Kirkpatrick had this to say: "There are plans for a future expansion of the laundry facilities, but this will not occur for quite some time yet The expanded facilities at the laundry will include additional storage space for the bundles which have already been processed." When questioned about the possibility of delivering laundry back to the dormitories, he said that there were no plans at present for such an arrangement. The Western Carolina College Young Democrats Club will sponsor a dance this Thursday night, September 29, in Brown Cafeteria, featuring the Shadows of Waynesville. Tickets will be on sale Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in Dodson and Brown Cafeterias. Time: 7: 30 - 10:30 p.m. Admission: $1.00 stag; $1,50 drag. Phone Listings For All Dorms, Including Holder, Leatherwood Due to numerous requests from students mat we reprint a listing of all dormitory phone numbers, following is a complete listing of these phones, including the numbers for Hel- der and Leatherwood. Albright: ground floor-293- 9861; first floor-293-9491; second floor-293-9801; third floor- 293-9881. Benton: ground floor-293- 9831; first floor-293-9341; second floor, 293-984): third floor, 293-9851. Helder: office, 293-4571; first floor, 293-9361; second floor, 293-9552; third floor, 293-9562; fourth floor, 293- 9572. Leatherwood: office, 293- 4481; first floor, 293-9371; second floor, 293-9583;thirdfloor, 293-9593: fourth floor, 293- 9503. Buchanan: first floor, 293- 9431; second floor, 293-9811; third floor, 293-9821. Madison: first floor, 293- 9451; second floor, 293-9371; third floor, 293-9361; fourth floor, 293-9381. Moore: first floor, 293- 9481; terrace, 293-9401; second floor, 293-9301; third floor, 293-9391. Reynolds: first floor, 293- 9461; second floor, 293-9531; third floor, 293-9541. Robertson: first floor, 293- 9471; second floor, 293-9511; third floor, 293-9521. Some of the phones listed above have been removed temporarily for repairs, and will be reinstalled at the earliest possible date.
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