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  • Page 8 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday, April 17, 1969 May Week Schedule Eddie Todd, chairman of Spring Festival Committee, has announced the theme of this year's Big Spring Week to be "May Madness." Madness it shall be, with excellent entertainment throughout the week, starting Monday May 5th and lasting through Saturday May 10th. The committee has scheduled a week's entertainment that it hopes will satisfy and promote students to enjoy a week of festivities of all sorts. It Is the committee's hope that each student will enjoy this year's Spring Festival and that students especially honor the Queen and Court at the Masquarade Ball which is a big change from previoks year's formal balls. Monday: Art show starting in the Grand Room of the University. 8:00 pm~"The Happenings" In concert at Reid Gym. Tuesday: Art Show continuing In Grand Room 8:00 pm "All Sing" cmapus wide talent show Trophies given: (A) Best Female Individual Performance (B) Best Male Individual Performance (C) Best Female Group Performance (D) Best Male Group Performance Wednesday: Art Show ending in Grand Room 8:00 pm--Show and Dance with the "Tarn's Revue" Thursday: 7:00 pm WCU Band Concert in Grand Room 9:00 pm~Movies in the Football Stadium (A) 1 1/2 hours of Road Runners Cartoons (B) "The War Wagon" girls have late permission till end. Friday: 7:00 pm Elizabeth Toeon High School Band in Concert Grand Room. 8:30—Dance—Inmen L.T.D The ugly men of WCU presented at this dance. Saturday: 9:00 pm—Masquerade Ball to Honor May Queen and Court—Costumes Being Worn by all and Prizes given. Band will be announced later—after Dance Refreshments are Served. AHEA To Hold Workshop The Westei u Carolina Chap- * ter of the American Home Eco- ' nomics Association will hold the annual spring workshop for HENNING .From page 2 Thus, increased cooperation among administration, faculty and students could be accomplished. 8. As I have outlined in the above questions the steps which I will follow, I will strive for change, co-operation and progress for the ENTIRE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY. My efforts will always be to represent not one segment, but all segments, not one group, but all groups, never tiring in my efforts to provide A GREATER STUDENT VOICE IN A GREATER STUDENT GOVERNMENT. THOMAS . . .From page 5 before. 8. Students are demanding action now! Mr. Huskins and I plan to Initiate a plan of action that will immediately inform students if the administration's lack of action in a request or proposal: Proposal- reply - report to students. WINDOW , . . From Page 5. finger in your eye — real hard. Mace feels like having a transfer truck stuck in your eye. What's being prevented? Logic maybe. Order. Peace, brotherhood of man, decency, respect for the law, blah, blah, blah. Who cares? Good question! No answer though. Some day perhaps the sun wiU shine in the slut filled souls of Beaurocrats, the birds will sing and the flowers will bloom and constipated minds will be illegal but now that road you keep hearing about the onetohappinessandsuccess just been washed out in the has just been washed out in the spring flood of paranoia. the state of North Carolina on this campus April 18-19. The workshop will begin Friday, April 18 at 2 o'clock with registration. Numerous colleges and universities throughout the state will be sending representatives to participate in the activities. Guest speakers for the workshop are Dr. Doris Hammett, a pediatrician from Waynesville, speaking Friday night, and Dr. Arthur Gravatt, professor of Child Development and Family Relations at the University of Tennessee, speaking Saturday moring on "MeetingFamily Needs: Dream and Reality." Many interesting and informative things have been planned by the AHEA Chapter here at Western Carolina for the workshop. Numerous buzz sessions have been planned for the guest relating to the different areas of work for the Home Economist Also a brunch and fashion show are being given. The fashions are from Ivey's of Asheville and original creations be students of the WCU Home Economics Department POPE . . .From page 1 the students with an active voice on a committee that, up until this vear, was made up of only faculty and administration members. As a member of the Cafeteria committee, lhave worked in a cooperative manner for improvements in food services. The Middle South Model United Nations has given our campus prestige throughout the South, and it was my pleasure to have served on the executive staff of this organization. 1 feel that the responsibility I have undertaken along with my desire to serve the students of Western Carolina University qualified me for the office of President of the Student Body. 2. Why do you want to be President of the Student Body? Read answers 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. 3. Specifically, what do you plan to accomplish as President of the Student Body? A. To establish a rapport between the students and stu dent government for responsible involvement B. To gain a working, cooperative relationship with the faculty and administration whereby students' needs are not shuffled into dead-end committees. C. To establish a better relationship between the Day Student Government and the Senate. D. To obtain more parking facilities for students, and to provide a voting box in the Student Union for the day students. E. To strengthen the President's Council so the organizations on campus can have an active voice in student government SPEAKER From page 3. Braun. The von Braun team used the Jupiter C and the Juno II to launch the Western world's first earth and sun satellites, Explorer I and Pioneer IV, and the first successful manned space flight In 1950 Dr. von Braun and his ABM A rocket development team were transferred to NASA at the direction of the President The group was made responsible for developing and launching NASA's large space vehicles. Dr. von Braun has received many professional and scholastic honors for his leading role in rocketry and space research. He holds the distinguished Federal Civilian Service award, presented by the President CULLOWHEE BARBER SHOP Tees MeJrtwt At Tee Like It Sheeskime B*f Serein j Tee Deile Across From College Gulf OPtM TUBS. —SAT. feM HIDE-A rod th£ r^esr POOD INJ TOVUN HIDt-A-WA ORDERS TO GO Hamburger Steak & Fried Chicken Dinners Opposite Entrance to Campus 293 4400 F. To encourage the growth of the community through businesses that would in terms meet the student's needs. G. To support the findings of the study made of obtaining alcohol on this campus. 4. How would you describe the role of student government In relation to the administration of the total University? Any reasonable request of the students should be taken through student government to the administration. Student government IS the voice of the students, 5. What do you think needs to be done to improve student government on this campus? Elect responsible student government leaders! 6. What do you consider to be the major problem on campus confronting students, and what would you do as President to alleviate this? In past years student government has concerned itself with far-reaching problems that were important, but while doing so it overlooked problems which faced students on a day-to-day basis. 7. What are some things you would like to see student government do that has never been done before? A. To establish a student government that will take whatever stance necessary to make militant groups unnecessary. A student government is servant to ALL students and should listen objectively to ALL problems. B. To establish a two- house government C. To establish a Winter Festival. D. To establish a student bank as well as a student fund for personal loans. 8. Do you have a definite program of action for next year, and if so, what is it? I have a definite plan of action. I plan to Institute all the above including three B. In summation, I feel that action should take the place of words. Lengtiy dissertations are not the answer. Clear, concise action by student Government is what we aim to bring to this campus. We stand for action and accomplishment! I CLASSIFIED PARTY FACILITIES: For your parties, dances, and special occasions, why not rent the Dining Room of theFRYEMQNT INN? Large and spacious, «k- cellent dance floor. Contact W. B. DiUard, phone 586*2131. Week-end Ahead!! With the coming of Spring Quarter there are many events which call for many types of dress.. Here we see three lovely young ladies, each ready for a different event on a typical week-end. Nancy Petit, a junior from Sylva, N. C, is all set for that informal combo party on Friday night. Her flowered bell-bottoms and co-ordinated knit top, both by John Meyer, will help her jump right in when the band begins. Speaking of jumping right in, Sally Belk, a junior from Gastonia, isall set to jump into the swim Saturday afternoon. The suit she is wearing is a bikini by Villager — the skirt tears away when she's ready for the pool. For the big dance on Saturday night, something dressy such as the hand embroidered dress by Villager, worn by Pat Swaim, a sophomore from Thomasville, N.C. This dress is ideal for the cocktail party, a banquet, or any dress-up affair. Whether it's a special event or just something new to wear, shop the Varsity Shop for the best in men's and ladies' wear. ttllje Uarsttg ^I]np Traditional Clothing for Xhe Gentleman & His lady
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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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