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  • FEATURES, SPORTS. • • Library improvements featured, p, 3. Cats down Pfeiffer, 102-62, P. 4 Daytona race to be a speed, endurance test, p. 4, TheWESTERN CAROLINIAN VOICE OF THE STUDENTS INSIDE THE CAROLINIAN . . . Pharmacy to open in Cullowhee soon, p. 1, Editorial hits Athletic Department's Robinson and Young, p. 2, Connor tells of Hiroshima and Shakespeare's views of war, p. 2, VOL. XXXIII, NO. 30 Tuesday, February 13,1968 CULLOWHEE, N.C. Pharmacy To Open In Cullowhee CONSTRUCTION WELL UNDER WAY ON CULLOWHEE'S CENTER PHARMACY. News Briefs 'Crises Accepting Student Works Crises, a religious literary publication, is accepting poetry of any length and short stories of 2,000 words or less. These are to be religious in nature or dealing with contemporary crisis situations. All entires are to be typewritten. The name and address of Uie contributor, as well as Uie title(s) submitted are to be put on a separate sheet of paper accompanying Uie entries. The deadline for entires is March 12. They may be turned in to Rev. Clontz at Uie BSU, Rev. Weekley at Wesley or to any member of InterfaiUi Council. This is an InterfaiUi Council -ponsored project Grievance Day Winter Quarter Grievance Day will be held Wednesday, Feb. 14 from 8 till 4. Forms may be filled out at Stillwell, McKee, and Killian. Students are urged to participate and give constructive criticisms and recommendations. Navy Recruiter Petty Officer Smith, of the Navy recruiting service announced today that a team from the Navy recruiting service will visit Western Carolina University on the 21 and 22 of February. The purpose of Uiis visit will be to explain all Uie different programs Uiat Uie Navy is offering college graduates. Petty Officer Smith said Uiat special emphasis is being placed on Uie growing need for pilots in Uie Navy's air arm. All graduates are reminded that officer training in Uie U,S. Navy offers Uie very best way to fulfill your military obligation and learn a trade and secure your future while serving your country. 'Daily Tar Heel' SitedCapitalistic Literature (ACP)-The Daily Tar Heel, student newspaper of Uie University of North Carolina, is subversive, capitalistic literature not fit to be seen by the citizens of Uie glorious Democratic Peoples Republic of East Germany. At least that's what Uie East German border guards at Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin told students Richard Rodgers and Andyilalton, assistant business manager, when Uiey went across Uie border from West to East Berlin during Uie Christmas holidays, Uie newspaper reported. Rodgers carried an issue on the trip to take a picture of someone reading it in sight of Uie border. They managed to take Uie picture before Uie border guards confiscated Uie paper. "Somewhere in East Berlin there are about six border guards getting ready to defeat us, probably as a result of Uie lead story on women's rules," Rodgers said. President Forced To Resign Wilmore, Ky. (CPS)-Students at Asbury College, a traditionally conservative church- supported institution here, may have played a significant role in getting Uie Board of Trustees to fire Uie school's president. Students and faculty members have been unhappy with the administration of Dr. Karl K. Wilson since he assumed the Asbury presidency nine months ago. The Board of Trustees discussed Dr. Wilson at a meeting in late November and voted to continue him as president, More than 200 of Asbury's 1,068 students responded with a petition to the trustees asking that Dr. Wilson be fired. The students charged in part, Uiat the president had censored Uie college's newspaper and had demanded Uiat some articles which were already prepared be removed. Last week, Uie trustees reconsidered their previous decision, and Wilson was fired. The board chairman said Wilson was fired because of his "inability to cooperate with Uie Board of Trustees, Uie faculty, the alumni, and Uie student body to implement Uie school's policies," The case still is not closed however, Wilson has refused to leave Asbury and still claims he is president. He says he was illegally fired because Uie action was taken by Uie trustees' executive committee and not Uie full board. Wilson plans to stay on until an April meeting of Uie school's full board of trustees. As a result, both Wilson and Dr. Cornelius Hager, who was named interim president by Uie trustees, presently claim to be CONTINUED Page 4 BY DKKU LAURIANT1 The "(enter Pharmacy" will soon open in Cullowhee under the supervision of Henry Leigh. Leigh, a registered pharmacist and president of Uie State of Franklin Pharmaceutical Association, recently said Uiat Uie store would be a 'complete drug store." *We will carry all Uie regular items of a drug store plus a complete line of front merchandise." The store will have 2500 feet of floor space. It will also have additional space for expanded medical services. Included in Uie plans are provisions for complete air conditioning, wall to wall carpet, "adequate lighting and decorator colors," said Leigh. Leigh, a graduate of Drake University in Des Moines, went on to add Uiat, "Uie store will be sub-divided into departments. "There will be one for camera and photography plus black and white and color finishing. Another department will be for cosmetics, "A full line of several major brands and partial lines on others.* Leigh went on to say Uiat Uie other departments will include greeting cards, a gift nook, candies, some canned foods and groceries and a section for patent medicines. Delegates To Attend Model U.N. On March 6 Uie Tenth Annual Middle South Model United Nations will convene at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Representing Western Carolina University will be Bill Biggers, Max Hopper, Drew Lauranti and Tom Potts. The Middle South Model United Nations was formed under the guidance of the United Nations to promote understanding of the UN among college students. Meetings are held each year to discuss and debate current problems which are facing Uie nations of the world. Western's delegations will be trying to retain Uie award of "Best Delegation" which was won last year while representing Uie Republic of South Africa. This year Uie delegation will be representing Turkey, an important nation due to Uie Cyprus situation. Biggers, Hopper and Potts were all delegates to last year's General Assembly. The advisors to Uie delegation are Dr. Eddin, Mr. Latimer and Mr. Carpenter, The delegation is co-sponsored by Uie International Relations Club and Uie Debate Club. He further added, "We have established accounts with all Uie major pharmaceutical companies, "I don't believe in buying Uie -so called 'cheap'drugs because often their pharmaceutical re suits are not as good as Uiose which have better testing procedures,* He said, when asked about Uie store's hours, "Since Uiis is a new phase in Uie community, we will try by trial and error, "We will always be striving to meet Uie needs of Uie community and Uie university, though. We will be only too glad to receive comments and criticism as long as it is constructive,* l.eigh concluded by saying, "Our prices will be competitive and we will always strive to give personal attention to the individual customer," Student Art Competition Begins This year Uie Sixth Annual Student Art Competition is being jointly sponsored by Uie Erdahl-Cloyd Union Gallery Committee and Uie Presbyterian Campus Ministry. It is expected Uiat Uiis competition will be greater Uiis year than in all Uie previous competitions. Two prominent art experts will be judges for Uie competition: Mr. Eugene Myers, Dean of Uie Corcoran School of Art in Washington, D.C. and Mr. Gudmund Vigtel from Uie High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Ga. Entries may be submitted in the following categories: Class I Paintings - Framed Class II Sculpture - Secure on base Class HI Prints (woodcuts, lithographs, serigraphs, etchings, etc.) Must be matted Class IV Drawings(watercolor, tempera, pen and ink, pastel, etc.) Must be matted No more than two entries may be submitted by each artist. All work must be original, and completed within Uie past two years. There is no entry fee, Four awards will be made in each of Uie four categories. For Class I awards will be $40, $30, and $15. For Class II $50, $35. For Classes IHand IV, $25, $15, and $5. The committee announced this year for Uie first time, the Presbyterian Campus Ministry Purchase Award. This award is valued at $200,00 and will be chosen by Uie judges after the primary awards are selected. Winning an award in Classes I, II, III or IV will not exclude Uie artist from competition for Uie purchase award.
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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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