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Page 8 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday, February 20,1969 News Briefs Conference To Be Held The Mid-Year Pre-Session Conference will be held Saturday, March 8, 1969 in the Blue Room of the University Center from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. This conference will review the progress of recommendations and suggestions of the 34th Annual Pre-Session Conference. This conference is open to students who attended the conference this past fall plus any other interested students. Pre-Registration The Committee for Academic Affairs has announced that pre- registration for Spring Quarter may be completed on Thursday and Friday, Feb. 20 and 21 for students who could not participate on the regular days. These students should see their advisors immediately and make an appointment topre-register. Karate Attention Students: Tuesday February 25th, 8:00 pm to New Lights For Campus Charles Sutton, President of the Student Body, recently announced that he has received a memo from Dr. Alex Pow, President of WCU, and Mr. James Kirkpatrick, Business Manager, in response to his concern over the matter of inadequate lighting on campus. Dr. Pow stated, "This has been a matter of great concern to us and the University Administration for sometime. We now have $100,000. available for rephasing the electrical system and relighting part of the campus. Contacts have been executed for this work." Mr. Kirkpatrick stated that the work will begin around April 5th. Also, the State Advisory Budget Commission has honored the University's request for $250,000 additional money to improve the electrical system on campus. This request must first be approved by action of the General Assembly. 10:00 pm a KARATE Exhibition at the University Center. Board Breaking, Brick Smashing, Breathtaking events. Come witness this 2 hr. packed event. Open to all Students, Faculty, and Public. Employment Seniors interested in employment opportunities in North Carolina State Government will be able to talk with a representative from the State Personnel Department on March 5. Arrangements for the interview are to be made with the College Placement Office. One should report there to establish a specific appointment on this date. State Government employs over 39,000 persons in 1,400 different types of jobs. Business, accounting, rehabilitation, social work, laboratory science, education, computer programming, and the natural and physical sciences are only a few of the possible employment areas. Brochures, which fully describe the employment opportunities, are available at the Placement Office. In ad dition, State Government offers its employees a continued education program, excellent possibilities for advancement, paid vacation and holidays, sick leave, and other liberal employee benefits. Ping Pong Anyone who has signed up for the Ping Pong Tournament and has not played off their first match, please come by the Assistant Director's office and schedule their match, as these have to be played by Friday, Feb. 21. One-Acts The Little Theatre presents a program of four student directed one-act plays tonight . Curtain will open at 7:30 p.m. The program is open to the public with no charge for admission. The plays are directed by members of Miss Niggli's advanced directing class with cast members chosen in open tryouts from the student body and faculty. The TOPLESS Are Here (Lipsticks by Coty, That Is!) We also carry a full line of ALMAY Hypo-Allergenic cosmetics. CENTER PHARMACY Right On Campus SUDSnWZZR Welcome Visitor \ HAPPY HOUR \ Monday-Thursday 4 Good for one FREE tin 7=30 'draft beer with purchase. HAVE A \ I of any Pizza fPIZZA PARTY* AT EITHER if 1501 PATTON AVENUE , * 633 MERRIMON AVENUE \ ASHEVtLLE, N. C. \ _PHONE_ 2J-48.87.2 *_ ^ MOUNTAIN PICKIN' and SINGES' Sundown 'till Midnight Tuesday - Saturday SHRIMP ♦♦* FRIED CHICKEN. »»♦ SPAGHETTI THE RI7Z Sylvo, N. C. Carroll Hart, Manager Dial-A-Movie information anytime Call by auto-answering service- Just dial 586—2816 Friday & Saturday "A MINUTE TO PRAY, A SECOND TO DIE"-.. That's all McCord gives them! minute to pray, a second „ to die! CORDIKENNEDYImSveiliI^RYAN Seiigman Band GiraToi fiifi.fiE?f ™.N EA8TMANC0L0R ~0—.. 8IIB8K9 Jfl. 1/ IfflHW Sunday thru Tuesday Mctm-GflUwyrt-MirycT presents An fen-rett Itwman PtuJiicdhn Doris Day Robert Morse-Terry-Thomas-Patrick O'Neal U)la Albright Steve Allen Jim Backus Ben Blue Pat ftiulsen SV» © Evrrtn Freeman »i Karl Ttmbtr* HyVerhidi r.wcli Freeman *u Vbnin Mefctn-r "^* PW>Ni*wmrrvtxi»
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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 Carolinian in 1933.
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