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  • EDITORIAL COMMENT Editorials are from the Editor's desk unless otherwise indicated by the writer's initials. Oi.inion^ expressed by the columnists do not necessarily reflect those of the admin;stration, the newsier staff, or the student body. Round And Round We Go The traffic circle located at the High Rise residence hall has produced a problem which is deplorable,. First of all, the driveway and the circle are entirely too small to accommodate the traffic. Secondly, the situation becomes critical when male students flock by the hundreds to the High Rise pick up dates each evening. The situation takes on all of the aspects of a merry-go-round, as cars pull in and block others, reducing the traffic flow to nothing more than a crawl. Simply putting up "No Parkine" signs alone the circle will not alleviate the problem. This would mean that students would have no place to park. The High Rise houses approximately 800 girls. It is estimated that over 60 per cent of the girls do date during the week and expect their callers to pick them up at the door. This is the least they should expect. With the vast number of boys picking up dates, the situation soon turns into a massive traffic jam nightly., What can be done? It takes no expert to realize that Western Carolina University has once again built itself a problem. Every member of the university community knows well the problem. Undoubtedly the traffic circle represents the largest traffic bottleneck in Jackson County. The only solution to allow cars to enter and exit at the High Rise is to build another outlet for the traffic. We saw the same situation for two years between Dodson Cafeteria and Helder Dormitory. After several news articles, repeated requests by student leaders, and frequent committee sessions, the problem was finally alleviated by the simple construction of an exit in front of Leatherwood, The question we pose is this, "Why was the problem built?" We propose the following for the High Rise: first, the construction of an exit for the traffic circle. This could take the form of a small additional roadway from the present circle to the main road. Traffic should then be one-way, entering by the present entrance and exiting by the alternate route. This road should be cut immediately and paved as soon as weather permits. Secondly, additional parking spaces are desperately needed at the High Rise. This should take the form of an average-sized parking lot to be constructed at the front of the West wing. This would allow for 30-60 minute parking for visitors. Those visitors, who only stop for their dates, could continue to park in the circle for 10 minutes. Those visitors who only stop for their dates could The situation as it now stands is this—it is nearly impossible to get in and out The problem will not solve itself. It will continue to be a bottleneck and a potentially dangerous situation unless something is done. It is our hope that someone in authority will take this problem and try to find a workable solution. We have proposed one. What concerns us the most, however, is why we allow ourselves to get into such messes. After all, the High Rise is one of the newest buildings on campus. It should be the ultimate in college housing. We have a Buildings and Grounds Committee of the Faculty Senate plus a student Senate Grounds and Buildings Committee. Our question is this—WHERE WERE THEY? ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL, BUT SOME ANIMALS ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS. —GEORGE ORWELL ANIMAL FARM Editor's Notebook In Tuesday's edition (January king-makers to support his 13,1970) we ran a small editorial putative Vice Presidential bid at commenting on the death of Mr. the 1972 Democratic National James Norman. Jim Norman Covention. On December 1, was a friend of ours, and we Sen- B*yh volunteered to the were very disappointed that his Press that people were don- name was inadvertently mis- siderin* him for the presidency, spelled, Nonetheless, however, we regret the passing of a THE "CALIFORNIA SENATE friend. Jim Norman typified RACE: Speculation swirls that the high ideals for which we California Senator George Mur- should all strive. Sympathy is phv may retire to clear iiie expressed to his widow and way for Health, Education, and children. Welfare Secretary Robert Finch to seek the seat in the 1970 -, - ., ... . elections. Some feel that Presi- ™ e°?Tgc HnT ^nt Nixon would like to see ZVl^u recently * Finch built up to seek GOP ZJtZZ t w,«e Presidential nomination in 1976. an"™ XjSTX Ser ^ r"^ ""S* to you, our readers. They anottier !"_ BePub.hc(an, Pri" were written by the Washington mary could happen ln Cahfor- Campus News Service. They ma° are reprinted below. AFTER THE FACT DEPARTMENT: A TRIAL BALLOON. Main Never Trust a Man reason for Sen. Birch Bayh's We can begin to understand hatchet job on Judge Clement the char6e *a t we shouldn't Haynes worth was to curry favor *""* anybody over thirty. Of with the AFL-CIO Democratic tne five national co-chairmen l^__Ma__^__ ___L_____Jiew Mobe who gave The Western Carolinian ttiblished twice weekly throughout the academic year, including summer, by the students of Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, North Carolina. Member: I. S. Student Press Association, Collegiate ress Service Carolina's Press Association, and Intercollegiate Press Service. EDITOR IN CHIEF ... DAVID ROCK WHITTEN BUSINESS MANAGER. FRED GLENN CAUS^ MANAGING EDITOR . .W. WAT HOPWNS N^Editor . collier Smith Co-Sports Editors ............ John Evenson, Jim Rowell HT&lrTr.:: .7.7.7.7/ 7 ♦" • • • • ^ifr Writers- ^ patty K. Balding; Ann" Q__rie"s Ju PraSe^ r„i..-,-lo+. Lee Wesson, Ann Borden ^SSU William Y. Webb, The Jar Stographer. \ \ \ 7.7.7.7/:1 '. ^ ^^ IfiLP?"°" Sports Photographer............ u^JS* k^P Cartoonist " ' Livinf ton Kelley Circulation. .. Bob Coleman Secretary. V * °' • • .Jimmy Ray Office Assistant * ° ' •*"*••.'• • • ^ucy Frances Metcalf Stor Emer2.7.".7.7 — •" — •• ^/-™««» Advisor. ... ........ *.... .J. David Watson HI M „ ,._/_! ••••••«.....• --Dr. Gerald Schwartz !^f*L ri'T8 * bL Natlonal ^-tlonal Advertising unrtce> inc. Local advertising rates available uoon reoueaL lone 293-7267 Monday or Wednesday nights. re^e«t.. Offices, second floor Joyner: Phone 293-79R7 u m PVCVBOX317, Cullowhee, N. C.' St^S^^^ their ages, the average was over 52: David Dellinger, 54- Stewart Meacham, 59; Sidney 57; Douglas Dowd, 50; and Sidney Peck, aee 42. "Do As We Say" Department Senator Mc Govern and Sena*. tor McCarthy were the two most prominent of a small contingent of Congressmen and Senators leading dignity to the November Mobe. It is interes- ting to note that back in 1966 on a Senate vote authorizing $4,807,750,000—that's right four billion—for procurement of aircraft, missiles, ships, and other equipment specifically to support U. S. military operations in South Vietnam, Senators McGovern and McCarthy both voted "Yea." Justice for the Justice? Now that the simon pure credentials fo r service on the Supreme Court have been set by the U. S. Senate in the Haynes worth vote, what about Justice William O. Douglas? He has received outside income writing articles for a girlie magazine and took $12,000 a year for seven years while on the bench from the Parvin Foundation which receives most of its income from Las Vegas gambling casinos. He also,ac= cording to the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, still gets $500 per diem when he works as a consultant for the politically potent Fund for the Republic. K no action is taken on Douglas, the Court may be tagged with the idea that "once you're in you can do anything." It Ain't Over Yet Students in Oshkosh, of all places, Wisconsin, are manufacturing red, white, and blue vinyl stickers in the shape oi a shield with capital letter*. "GSM" according to »^d sto- dents stands for "Great Silert Majority." They were accused of working both sideB of »e street when it was revealedffl» Super Dove Sen. George S. mc- Govern's initials are why go on? but Letters to the Editor Box #317 Cullowhee
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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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