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  • Page 8 News Briefs LTC Presents 'Earnest THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday, April 25,1968 President 9' The Little Theatre of Cullowhee will present a Ocsar Wilde's famous comedy "The Importance of Being Earnest" begining Wednesday May 1 and running through Saturday, May 4. Curtain time is 8 p. m. Tickets are available at the box office Monday through Friday at 9 to 11 a. m., 12- 2 p.m. , and 3-5 p.m. No charge for students, but L D. cards must be presented. Sidewalk Art A student-faculty sidewalk art exhibition has been scheduled for April 30 through May 2 from 12 to 6 p»m» All persons interested in selling art work are requested to bring works to the front of the University Center between 12 and 1 on the above dates. The entry fee is 5f>( per person for any amount of work. Catamount Staff A mandatory meeting of ALL Catamount staff members is, scheduled for Monday, May 2 at 7 p.m. in Joyner 24. Wanted Guitar case for a full body, 12 string "EKO" guitar. 1XKC Laurianti Box 2734 Cullowhee, N.C. CHOICE HOUSING OPENINGS! 5 SUMMER (4) FaLL LaTIMER STUDENT HOUSE T.V., SHOWERS, HEaT, TEL. (Sorry, W.C. Tel.) Soft Drinks, Walking Distance The "Woiks" (300 yds. Brown Cafe) For Appointment CaLL Anthony Gentille 293^9942 (By Student Acceptance Only) or CALL 586-4957 W.R. Latimer COGDILL MOTOR CO. Your Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge and Dodge Truck Dealer SeeThe New 68's Complete Body Shop SylT«. N. C. .. . From Page 1. American Council on Education; the Board of Advisors of the Duke University Center for Southern Studies, the boards of directors of the Alabama Community and Technical Services Agency, the Alabama Technical Assistance Agency, and The Diabetes Trust Fund of Alabama, the Council of Academic bamat and the Council of Academic Affairs, National Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities. He formerly was a member of the National Core Group on NASA; secretary of the Federal Personnel Council and Municipal Personnel Council in New York City; member of the board of directors of the Gulf Universities Research Corporation, a member of the General Advisory Committee to the select Committee on Government Research of the U. S. House of Representatives; and a member of the Planning Committee of the 1965 White House Southern Region Conference on Education. Dr. Pow is listed in Who's Who in the South and Southwest, American Men of Science, Who's Who in American Education, Leaders in American Science and the Dictionary of International Biography. Feedback . . . From Page2. ing these at a non-profit cost of $.60 each. Tags may be obtained by sending this amount to : Paul Hippman P. O. Box 14011 Atlanta. Ga. My family was apprehensive when, at the ripe old age of 54, I decided to go back to college and get my master's degree. I have been married 30 years and my two children are in their 20's. On the evening before I registered for my first class, my daughter tossed a paperback book onto my lap. Her sigh indicated that she now felt she had done all she could to prepare me for my new adventure. The book? A copy of SEX AND THE COLLEGE GIRL. Reprinted from Reader's Digest SUDS-WZ* 633 MERRIMON AVENUE ASHEVILLE, N. C. EVERY THURSDAY - WESTERN CAROLINA DAY A FREE DRAFT BEER FOR EACH STl DENT, .11 ST SHOW YOUR STUDENT IDENTIFICATION-CARD. 1 Good for one FREE draft beer with purchase of any Pizza jIUBrrViA. J KKIDAY AND SWTIRIUY MTKS "OLE T1MEY PIANO" PIJVYING FHOHt FOR GROUP PARTY RESERVATIONS PHONE 25-48872 SHRIMP ♦*♦ FRIED CHICKEN »♦♦ SPAGHETTI Aado% /fusw&n Q. On how many committees does Taylor Huskins serve, and in what capacity? A. Only 15! At least this was the number counted under the standing committee listings in the WCU catalogue. He is chairman of the Student Affairs, Re-admissions, Orientation, Student-Faculty Judi- Judiciary, and Programs Committee. In addition he has membership on the Summer Session, Fraternities and Sororities, Spring Festival, Student Activities, Student Aid and Awards, Testing and Clinical, Public Relations and Publicity, Conferences, Hospitality, and Planning and Development committees. Q. Each quarter every student is assessed S13.00 labeled Medical and incidental fees. Quoting from an article in the April 18 Sylva Herald, Frank Brown Jr. stated that there were 3,965 students enrolled fall quarter. Therefore (3,965 x 13) we spend $51,545 a quarter for this fee. On a yearly basis of three quarters we spend (51,545 x 3) $154,635.00. I would like to know for what purpose this money is used, and how much actually goes for Medical purposes; also what are some of the incidentals? A. First, you are laboring under a misconception. Every student does not pay S13 for medical and incidental fees. Only those students carrying 12 or more hours each quarter must pay this fee. And, believe it or not there are many students on campus that do not carry 12 hours. The number 3,965 also included students taking night courses at WCU. Five of the 13 dollars goes for medical supplies. This is used according to Lana Phillips, head nurse, for nurses and doctors salaries, maids' salaries, overtime work, medical supplies, prescriptions, etc., building maintenance and repair, heat, light, electricity and water bills. The infirmary is self sufficient. No money comes from the legislature for its operation. It is operated entirely out of this student fee. If a special addition is needed for the infirmary, such as a laboratory, the money is requested from the legislature. The remaining $8 is an incidental fee. Several years ago there was a separate fee charged for almost every department at Western. The Board of Trustees voted to combine all these fees, since sometime during a student's career he would use at least one or two, and usually more of the services provided by the different departments. Q. Is the restaurant in the new student union, really ever to be opened. A. Yes! The restaurant will be opened as soon as a chef can be procured to operated the restaurant, according to James Kirkpatrick, director of business affairs. Q. What are the "qualifications" of the campus policemani? What educational level is required A. The state of North Carolina requires that security patrolmen have at least completed the ninth grade and one year of related work in security and protection of property. James Kirkpatrick stated that qualifications are not very high, but then neither are the salaries. Q. Is anything being planned to alleviate the already deplorable parking problem of commuter parking space? A. Yes and No. A new parking lot in front of the student center, roughly 100 feet wide by 432 feet long, will be cleared soon, and 45 spaces behind Stillwell building and the Library will be ready in the near future. However, the commuter "Mud lot" behind McKee will soon be used for construction of the business education building. Therefore, the spaces will be in a different location, but few if any additional ones will be provided. Q. Why have most elections been scheduled for Tuesday- Thursday when many students have purposely scheduled only, three-hour courses? A. According to Charlie Sutton, a member of the elections committee, students usually have too many classes on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to find time to vote. BANTAM CHEF ,ceS?£am ^^peat^ing boxes to go chicken burger CANDIES, CbsMETlCS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES Next To First Unipn Bank STOVAU'S 5-10-25* STOW We Give S*H Creen Stimoi CULLOWHEE BARBER SHOP Tour Heircut At Tou Like It Lebern Dills Bruce Middleton Across From College Gulf OPEN TUES. —SAT. fcM .VJtV—*M
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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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