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  • CAROLINIAN EDITORIALS Editor's Note: Because this editorial which ran in The Carolinian last year, is so fitting and because it expresses my sentiments exactly, I am reprinting it, C.A.W. The Last Word . . . . There is a certain sense of the futile that travels hand in hand with the innate satisfaction of attacking the local "establishment," It must be the same futility experienced by the fallen angels of Milton's "Paradise Lost" when they find they have been cast into a nether corner of hell, except that the hell in this case is created not by the God of Milton or of mankind, but by that god formed by the establishment in its own image. The establishment, in its turn, has been created by the regulating agency, here as elsewhere, to provide a facade for corruption, incompetence, inherent flaws or what have you, for if these did not exist, the establishment would be unnecessary. And since it must serve this function, provide this facade, it must assumo its masque of god-like imperturbability. It is this that the student activist faces in the course of his probing, questioning attacks, his search for an elusive truth about that and those which pretend to regulate his life. He finds himself standing in the shadow of an Easter Island statue--grim.. stonefaced, of multi-faceted stoicism and blunt lack of public commitment. To understand the lack of reaction from the establishment, one must understand its psychology, produced by the knowledge that it can never permit itself to come to grips publicly with an issue, for wrestling with a given issue at a given time may reveal too much. So it is far easier and more effective to ignore issues, to effect complacent indulgence. Such tactics place upon the attacker the appearance of Quixotic fervor; the onlooker views him as attempting to fill an oceanic void with cup and teaspoon. Further, the onlooker sympathizes, not with the activist attacker attempting to strip away the facade, but with the establishment, because the establishment has, from time to time, indulged him, meted out small favors. This it can well afford to do; such small morsels have kept the vague discontentof the uninterested, uninvolved bystander in hand, rendering the activist sterile for lack of support and permittingthe establishment to strengthen its hold upon the god-masque. This, then, is the nature of the establishment. It cannot dare permit anything to affect it, no niches can be carved in the facade. And the student who agitates, who scratches at the surface, is again like Milton's fallen angel: he acts, he swarms and scurries because these are his only resources against the vast and immovable corruptive power of the establishment-god. He must eventually find what comfort he can in disasso- ciation, in building his own city in the hell created for him by the establishment. All this due the refusal to air an issue for reasons stated. But corruption is parasitic. Those it feeds upon will weaken and die, and others after them. And the establishment will gorge itself past satiation and it will be destroyed, not from the outside but from within itself. Sic semper tyrannis. J.N.T. ThcWESTERNi CAROLINIAN VOICI Ol THE 5Tt'Dt NT* Published semi-weekly by the students of Western Carc.ina University. Cullowhee, N. C. Member of: Associated Collegiate Press; Collegiate Prase Service; Carolinas Collegiate Press Association; United States Student Press Association. EDITOR L-L'SINESS MANAGER CHARLOTTE A. WISE JAMES S. CHAPPELL Managing iftsr, News Editor David Watson Feature Editor Jay Gerti Sports Editors Gary i-yler. Ken Ball Copy Editors Linda Norwood, Sue Turney Circulation Manager * Ed Cook* Sc. -etary Vickl Jackson Ccu .nnists David Wataon, "reeman D. Jones, Bill Biggers, Steve Guimond, Jerry Conner, The Paw II, Jay Gerti. Writers Janice Monteith, Patti Johr son, Gnry Tyler, Ken Ball Jane Burrow, Patsy Warren, Pa(ji.-k Boykin, Doug Seb ing, Jerry Conner, Sharon Ellerbe, Jay Gerti. Cartoonist U -ry C. B. Whiteside Photographer I... .. T.C. Fender Typists Ann Disbrow, Leslie Joy °haron Shook, Patti Johnaon, Judi DeCarlo Sponsor Steven !>. Bedr Editor Emeritus J. Nicholas Taylor National advertising by National Advertising Service, Inc. Local advertising rates available upon request. Phone 293-726/ Monday or Wednesday nights. OtTlees, second floor Joyner; Phone, 293-7267; Mailing Address, P. 0. Box 317, CaMov «e, N. C. 2*723: Sbuseriotinn r*t*. 14.00 ner vwr. WtiftifcST THING vs TW.rfc *fc> CVfc* *V,000 ?tO^>L£ \xBvt The Cat's Paw As a fitting end to a year that really hasn't seen that much take place, the Paw takes great pleasure in poking fun at anybody and everybody that hasn't transpired this year. Yes, people, it's the long-anticipated Doubtful Distinction Awards, presented for the second year to all those deserv- ing persons and institutions on our campus. And to quote an old colleague, if you can't stand the heat, you shou'dn't have come into the kitchen, Student Awards Herewith the awards for students: Beginning with the illustrioas(?) Greeks, the How to Impede Greekness by Really Trying Award goes to the Inter-Fraternity Council. The What Happened Award goes to Sigma Kappa. The Happening Award goes to the KA little sisters, Delta Zeta. The Non-Happening Award goes to Zeta Tau Alpha The Sna.3 - Crackle - Fizzle Award goes to Alpha Xi Delta. The Please Pledge A vard goes to Phi Mu. Turning to the male counterparts, The Engineered Homecoming Leadership A vard goes to Tau Kappa Epsilon. The We Got Two Deans and $500 Award goes to Kappa Alpha. The Somebody Pledges Everybody Sometime Award goes to Pi Kappa Phi. The Holier- Than-Thou Award goes to Delta Sigma Phi. The We're Finally Miking Something of Ourselves Award goes to Pi Kappa Alpha. The Wipe-Out Boredom Award goes to Theta X\ The Surplus Satisfaction Award goes to Sigma Tau Sigma, > The On Our Honor We Did Ourv Best Award goes to Alpha Phi Omega, Other Areas Moving to other areas of student interest: The It Looks Good on the Record Award goes to the Senate Secretary. The What's Left for Me Now Award goes to Charlie Sutton. By The Inimitable PAW The Cassius Ctay-I Can't Lose Award goes to Phil Walker. The Local Machinists Union Citation goe3 to Wayne Baldwin. The My Oil Can Was Empty Award goes to Roger Euliss. The R:inning-Dry Award goes to Tom Roberts. The Ain't Gonna Work No More Cause I Ain't Never Worked Before Award goes to the Stu- dent Senate: The Farce of the Year goes to the Women's House Demerit System. The Democracy is a Wonderful Thing Award goes to the Women's House Government Elec- tions Committee. The City of Cullowhee Sanitation Depository Award goes to Third Floor M'.ore Dormitory. The Stick to the Budget Award goes to the chorus. The Eat Crow Award of the Year goes to Jeffrey Folger. the Gross-Out of the Year Award goes to the Little Theatre production of Orpheus Descend- ing. The Flower-Power Is Nice but I Like Freeman Jones Award goes to the art majors. A special citation for Financial Stability goes to The Western Carolinian. The Faculty So how now shall we start with the faculty who so unselfishly gives of its time in the classroom? How about the Clean - Up Consciousness Speech Award, presented to Dr. John Bennett? The Presence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder Award is given to Mr«. Perry and the class attendance subcommittee. And The Presence Makes The M'nd Go Waider Award goes to Mr, Maturo, Mrs. Hoyle and Mrs, Taylor. The How Not to Get Into the Bird Building but Try Like "H" Award goes to Dr. Eiler. The Hall of Fame Award goes to Tom Young, who belongs there. The Friend of the Greeks Award goes to Dr. Sossomon. The Friend of the U.S. Army Award goes to Dr. McKinney. The Back to the Minors Award goes to Coach Blackburn. The File 13 Award goes to Dr. Gray's Thesis on Plagiarism. The They're All Gone But Me Award goes to Coach Robinson. The Pnone Call of the Year Award goes to Jack Barnett. The You Can't Make an A in My Course and Pass Awa-d goes to Dr. Silas Anderson. The Murder the King's English Award goes to Dr. Taft Botner. The I'm On Your Side, And Yours, And Yours Award goes to Mr. Latimer. The Burp of the Year Award goes to Miss Josefina Niggli, On To Bird 'Nuff said for that Why not pick on the Bird Building for a few well-chosen desserts? We'll begin with the Gold Cup for Good Taste in Socks which is presented to Dean Davis. Then, there's the Award for the Balancing Act of the Year which goes to the students on the SFJC. Or The Iron Cross of the Year which is awarded posthumously to all students killed in Vietnam as a result of being secretly shipped. The Best Performance in a Supporting Role Osoar goes to President R«id. The Foresight and Planning Award goes jointly to the Housing Office and the Admissions Office, The God Gave This Land To Me Award goes to Frank Brown. The You Didn't See Me in the T, O. G, Award goes to Dr, Burchfiel. The 30 Years Without a Mi stake A.va:d goes to the Registrar's Office. The I'll Write the Minutes As I See Fit Award goes to Dean Ziegler. The W'j Choose You and You Choose Us Award goes to the Administration and the Board of Trustees. The Offers I've Turned Down Are Tremsndous Award goes to Baxter Wood. The Primary Object of Athletics Is Mniey Award goes to the Athletic Committee. The Wholly-Holy-Wholly Award goes to Dean Huskins. The Closest Refereeing Job of the Year Award is won by M-s, Liner. The I Really Do Work Here Award goes to Mr. Barnwell. The Equality For All Students award goes to the Health ana Safety Office. The Special Encyclopedia of Standing Committees is presented to all members of the Administration, The How to Succeed in Business Without a Diploma Award goes to Mr. James Kirkpatrick. The award for the Best-Kept Secret of the Year goes to the selection committee for university president. The Almost But Not Quite Award goes to Dan K Moore. And, finally, The Nepotism of the Year Award goes to Prrt- chard Smith. Other miscellaneous phenomena on our fair campus de- CONTINUED, Page 12
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