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  • Page 8 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday, October 24,1968 Students To Be On Policy Making Committees News Briefs WCU students have been given voting memberships on virtually aU policy-making committees of the University. The action, announced by Dr. Alex S. Pow, president, had received the approval of the faculty senate and the board of trustees. The steps to place students on the standing committees— heretofore regarded as "faculty committees"—were initiated by Pow at the time he assumed the presidency last July. Student leaders were Informed then of the proposal, and Charles Sutton, president of the student body, was invited to offer recommendations. Extension of membership to the broad range of standing committees, and enlargement of student representation on committees of which students already were members, are designed "to increase the appropriate, responsible student involvement in the university affairs,'.' Pow said. Announcement of the addition of students to the committees was greeted by this comment from Student Body President Sutton: "I am very pleased with the action. I appreciate Dr. Pow's and the Faculty Senate's faith in the ability of the students. We are looking forward to working on these committees." Until this recommendation passed, student membership on standing committees was limited to student-oriented committees, involving such areas as homecoming activities, stu- detn entertainment programs, student appropriations and a few others. As a result of the decision to expand this representation to other areas, students will have, for the first time In the history of the university, voting membership on these committees: Acedemic affairs, athletics, audio-visual, awards and contracts, business, civil defense, conferences, fraternities and sororities, grounds, health, hospitality, housing, and food services, orientation, planning and development, public relations and publicity, university publications, readmissions, research, student activities, student aids and awards, and traffic and safety. In 1967, students received membership on the standing committee on the library. They also have members on such other committees as standards, student affairs, student-faculty judiciary, and spring festival. In the last Instance, the revisions announced today provide for the students to hold a majority on the festival committee, and for the committee to choose a student as chairman. Students previously were members of the traffic and safety committee, but without voting privileges. Vandalism Case Is Settled A settlement has been reached in the cases of four male WCU students involved in the October 6th vandalizing of the unfinished women's dorm. "The charges brought against the men will be dropped when restitution has been made for the correction of the wall," says Dean of Men, Dr. Douglas Davis. The Dlckerson Construction Company Issued a warrant for the students. They appeared in front of the Slyva magistrate Saturday, October 12th. The case had to go to court first to indicate what type of settlement was to be reached. "Q & B Night Riders" was sprayed in white paint on the dorm wall late Sunday night, October 6th. Since there is no known way tt> clean the wall, the entire section may need to be replaced. "The case will be referred to Men's House Government for disciplinary action as soon as possible. PROFESSIONAL DRUG STORE Nationally Advertised Druqs And Cosmetics FRYEMONT INN BRYSON CITY, N.C Mai Strain and his Orchestra Saturday nifhts, October 12th, 19th. and 20th FREMONT INN dining room is available for rental for parties and dances to fraternities and other* groups after October 27th. It will accommodate up to 150 people. Freshman Senate Filing Dates Set Filing for Freshman Class Senator, Freshman Class Officers and South-Reynolds dormitory senator will be held Oct 23-25th from 2:00-5:00 pm. in room 220 of A.K. Hinds Univ. Center. Elections for Frosh senator will be on Oct 29th from 9-5 pm. in the lobby of Stillwell. Also there will be a referendum concerning remuneration for the Pres. of Men's House Gov't, Women's House Gov't, Day Student Assn., and Univ.Center Board at this time. Nomad Are you good enough to get published in the New NOMAD? You have to prove it to the staff. They hereby challenge you to submit your poetry, prose, or art work for publication in Western Carolina University's only creative outlet The NOMAD this year is bigger and better than ever. With over one thousand dollars to spend on each of the two enlarged issues a fuller more complete literary magazine will emerge. Let it not be said that you talked but took no action. Submit your polished work to the new NOMAD. Foreign Languages Students in a program requiring either French or Spanish who have had two or more years of the language in high school but none of the language in college and who wish to continue the same language on the intermediate level are requested to register before Oct 28 in the office of the Department of Modern Foreign Languages(McKee 103) for the placement examinations to be given Oct 28-31 from 4-5 pm. MFL Trip On Saturday, Oct 26, the staff of the Modern Foreign Languages department will attend the annual meeting of the North Carolina Chapters of the American Association of Teachers of French, German, Spanish and Portuguese at Charlotte. THE RITZ Sylvo, N. C. Carroll Hart, Manager Dial-A-Movie information anytime Call by auto-answering service- Just dial 586—2816 Showing Thursday thru Saturday THEY RUN WILD! "THE YOUNG RUNAWAYS" Co S'ARfiiNc wBirrrN ev °^: «SP/ iKE BUNDf - KLVIN CQyOHlIN - ILQ^j BQCHNER ■ PATTY McC0RMAQ( • NOR^N FFLl - QkViHE H HAMPluN ■ SAM KAIZMAN ■ ARTHUR DREIFUSS • ptXt^ s.g..,IM..,«.i.„».a,.....| PftNAVlSIONi MBROCOtOR (J^r.,,,,., Showing Sunday thru Tuesday There were five fflff Generals inside...and one Private outside...The problem was to get the five Generals inside #*rf&f outside...and avoid getting waylaid by a mA beautiful countess! PRUL nEuimnn CO-STARRING ISYLVA KOSC
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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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