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  • Page 8 WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday, October 23,1969 Pennsylvania Ballet Troup WCU Business Building Scheduled For Occupancy In December Western Carolina University's new School ef Business building, scheduled for occupancy in December, is a major addition to the university. Built at a cost of approximately $1,250,000, toe facility will contain toe entire School of Business, which is presently housed in several buildings. The new building will pro- vice approximately 68,000 square feet of floor space en four floors. It will include a 285-seat lecture hall, and 19 general classrooms. There are also conference rooms, and special rooms for accounting, secretarial science, and business education classes. Individual stalls are being constructed for motion and time study experiments. The special classrooms will be equipped with such features as permanently lined chalk beards to represent various accounting forms. Laboratories for shorthand, statistics, and office machines classes are included. The building is constructed so that a person can reach any room by walking only half toe length of any corridor. This is accomplished through arrangement of rooms into outer and inner cores. The building also will house the university's computer operations, or Data Processing Center. The Center serves not only toe university but the entire region. When the Data Processing Center is moved to the new facility the present computer will be replaced with a larger, more efficient machine. Another agency that will move to the new building will be the Economic Development Center, established in June, 1969. The Center serves a 28-county region of North Carolina and the Cherokee Indian Reservation through a program of technical assistance and economic research. It is one of 17 such centers established by the Eco nomic Development Administration. A special feature of toe building will be the Business and Industry Placement Service. This service provides facilities in which business and industrial employers may interview graduating seniors. Students in any major may take advantage of the placement service. The School of Education and Psychology operates a separate placement service for students majoring in education. At present there are approximately 1,000 business majors at WCU. The School has 32 faculty members. r The school offers degrees in economics and business administration. In the business administration program, students may concentrate in economics, accounting, data processing, finance, management, marketing, and office administration. The office administration program includes the secretarial science and business education courses. SUDS»rft_A 68? MEMtlMON AVENUE 1501 PATTON AVINUI ASHEVIUE, N. C. $1.00 OFF ANY "BIGGEST " PIZZA Bring a friend and save a buck!! rG"oodlor"onrFREE n I I Idrart beer with purchase.' MUSIC TUE • SAT | Currently Featuring "BILL FULLER k UUUU / u in _j HAPPENING" of any Pizza I Pennsylvania Ballet Perform Wednesday The Pev, ylvania Ballet, touring nationally following tri^ umphant seasons in Philadelphia and New York, will perform at Western Carolina University Wednesday, Oct 29, at 8 p. m. in Hoey Auditorium. Thirty-five dancers from Yugoslavia, France, Australia, Brazil, Japan and a dozen states of the United States are directed by Barbara Weisberger, foun- der of the company. Maurice Kaplow, formerly with toe Philadelphia Orches- Carolinian Briefs. tra and now a faculty member at the Philadelphia Music Academy, is conductor of too symphony. The company will present a colorful program of dramatic, classical and modern ballet Sponsored by the WCU Lectures, Concerts, and Exhibitions Committee of which Richard Trevarthen is chairman, the program is open to university students free and to the public at a nominal fee. Convertibles Convertibles are needed for the Homecoming parade, Saturday, October 25. Please notify Student Government Offices, University Center immediately. Medical Interview Mrs, Greta Doss of the School of Medical Technology, Forsyth Memorial Hospital, will be on campus October 28 to interview students interested in Medical Technology as a career. See Mr. Fred Hinson (Biology, S108) or Dr. Joseph Bassett (Chemistry, S203) for details and appointments. Hat Sale University Center Board is sponsoring a Hat Sale during Homecoming Week. The hats have a gold and purple band around them with this year's theme-Happening='69, Price is $1,00. Proceeds will be used to provide entertainment for Winter Festival, Support the Hat Sale. LAST CHANCE SALE! For the Alumni to Purchase Any Item in Our Store with the Emblem "WESTERN CAROUNA COUEGE" at a savings of 25°^ off SALE PRICE Raincoats Sweaters Sweatshirts T-shirts Sweat Pants Tie-Tac's Key Chains Neclaces Rings Emblems Mugs Ash Trays Shoe Shine Kits Notebook Binders Tablets Legal Pad Holders Pennants Charms Limited Quantities. Last chance to purchase that item] with the "College" emblem— of the- Student Center Supply Store 2nd Floor A. K. Hinds University Center
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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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