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  • F«CS8 Three one-act plays to be presented by CLT THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday, January 29,1970 Letters to the editor Three one-act plays wiU be presented by the University Theatre Saturday, February 28 and Sunday, March 1 at 8:00p.m. These plays are "Snowangel" by Lewis John Car lino; "Not Enough Rope" by Elaine May, Committee WWOO . . . .FROM Page 1 student organization and to move toe studios to toe University Center. The committee agreed toat if toe radio station must remain under the Education Department that "toe Education Department should appoint the advisor to toe organization and this advisor should act as sponsor and representative of toe Education Department in all matters." The committee concluded that "toe best solution would be to have toe A.M. operation continue as it is with improved service to toe students of this campus. In this manner the A.M. service would offer entertainment and education to the students and the F.M. would concentrate on the university and community." | Want to work | on Carolinian? | See you Monday S: There will be a special WES-B STERN CAROLINIAN staff j:j: •Smeeting Monday, February 2,:-:: •IJJoyner Building, Room 10 atS $6:30 p.m. 3 •:•: All students interested in:-:: ^working on toe CAROLINIAN^ >•: should be present at this meet-;:;: Sing. £ :>: A number of excellent posi- g Stions are available and wUl be :•;: S-fllled Monday night :•:• S All present staff members X; 3 must attend. All students are g Surged to come. A new staff:;'.: :■'•• organization plan will be inl-:-:: Stiated, whereby individual staff -j: ^assignments will be-decreased :•:; :-:to allow fuUer student partici- S ;:: nation. :* and "Coming Through the Rye" by WiUlam Saroyan. Two one- act plays will be presented Saturday, March 14 and Sunday, March 15. These plays, "The Room" and "A Slight Ache", are boto by contemporary British playwright Harold Pinter. Auditions for toe first evening of studio productions are scheduled for Sunday afternoon, Februry 8 at 2:00 in the University Little Theatre, Stillwell. A total of six women and four men, plus children, are needed for the casts of the three plays. Tryouts for the Pinter plays will be held Sunday, February 22 at 2:00. Auditions are open to toe entire student body and faculty of toe University. Please come and tryout for these exciting evenings of studio productions. Scripts will be available for reading (on two hour loan) toe week of February 2 in the Speech and Theatre Arts office,' Stillwell. Folk music "Tell It Like It Is," a Christian folk musical is beingprac- ticed at the Baptist Student Center every Thursday night at 8:00 p.m. Any interested persons are asked to come to the rehearsal or call 393-9030. . . . .From FROM Page 1 bank is also working closely with university officials in planning toe structure. There has been no decision at this time as to which student organizations may occupy the second floor. It has been suggested that student publications may be housed in the new quarters. The Board heard several en rollment projections from Dr. Aaron Hyatt, Director of Institutional Research. Hyatt projected the 1977 enrollment at 8,250 full-time students. In another projection, which Hyatt emphasizes may be a conservative estimate, the 1981 enrollment is expected to be 9,077. In final action, the Board adopted a resolution in memory of J. Ramsey Buchanan of Sylva who died last month. The Board was also informed of the resignation of Mrs. Dan K. Moore of Raleigh. Editor: I recently became aware of a critical situation which has arisen at WCU. It has been reported that Mr. Clyde Appleton, a teacher In the Department of Music, is to be reUeved of his position at WCU ir toe near future. It appears to me that it is toe responsibility of this administration to retain good instructors so that toe students can receive toe best Instruction available. For this reason, I sincerely hope the administration will reconsider this tragic move. I also hope other students interested in this situation will voice toeir opinion so toat toe administration can effectively evaluate Mr. Appleton's ability as an instru tor. Rodger Boeber Dear Editor: I am a student at Western Carolina University, and I feel that there is an injustice being committed. This injustice is that tenure is being refused Professor Clyde Appleton of toe music department No one will admit to the reason of this in- justice. I and countless other students think he is a tremendous professor. I would like to know what could be done to correct this injustice. J. D. Patterson Peace! All throughout Fall Quarter I heard the chants that WCU was the "New U„" How can it claim this title, entertainment wise, when it hasn't presented the sounds toat the majority of the nation's college students like. Only soul groups have performed here. They include Sam and Dave, the Platters, and the Drifters. According to the top music publications as Billboard and Variety, HARD ROCK is the sound perferred by about 80% of the college age people. It is now Winter Festival Week, supposedly one of the most memoriable times of the year, and soul is here again. Jerry Butler, Archie BeU, and the Winstons wUl perform here this week. Even on the campus radio station WWOO, hard rock is 633 MEKRIMON AVENUE THE NEW SOUL SOUND SH6 BROOM306CV S65 Jo** 0* IP* V '/%* Putt Diemond Voce! end Drum* °*a M Save A Buck!! $1.00 OFF ANY "BIGGEST" PIZZA Not Valid for Take Out Orders . . . .FROM Page 5 put down by the program director. He says toat it is objectional to air play. How can anyone be so hypocritical? Most soul sounds have toe "Let's go to bed!"messageand are played with no thought whatsoever. Billboard is subscribed by toe radio station so thev should know what is happening in the nusic world. Rumor has It toat the Ultra- Conservative, Student Senate turned down the idea of having one of toe top groups in toe country here at Spring Festival. The group is STEPPEN- WOLFI They'll probably get another soul group. I bet if a survey was carried out here on campus you'd find out toat the majority of toe students like HARD ROCK. Groups like Jefferson Airplane, Steppenwolf, Led Zeppelin, and the Grateful Dead, to name a few, are the top groups in toe land, If this is supposed to be a "New U" make it one like other colleges in toe state and the nation are doing and bring toe HARD ROCK sound to WCU. Signed, Captain America Leader of toe WCU Hard Rock Revival PS-Listen to Captain America each week on WWOO, 550 on your radio dial, for the sounds of the Now Generation. Dear "IT'S A BARGAIN" I think toat it would be a nice gesture if you and the UCB would look at page 17 of toe Western Carolina University handbook 1969-70. There you will find under toe sub-head of Social Activities an interesting little item. This Item clearly states, "An outstanding array of concert artists and nationally known lecturers is presented each year for the enjoyment and cultural development of Western Carolina students by a committee composed of faculty members and students. These events are financed by the student activities fee, admitting students without charge upon presentation of student ID cards." Now this to me gives the impression that we who are students and pay the $26.00 per i carter fee are entitled to gain entrance into these activities without charge. Have I read this quotation incorrectly? Is there something between lines I have missed? Then who is the "economic wizard" who discovered that one dollar can not go into $26.00. It seems to me toat we should have a little left over somehow. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not toat good in math, but my roommate is a math major and she told me that we have got $25.00 left over. Last quarter I think we had Sam and Dave. Or was It Sam? Or was it Dave? I don't really remember but I understand that he arrived immediately after I left Now did toat cost me $26.00° Can't I even get half my money since only one showed? I think the students of Western Carolina University de= serve an explanation as to who is pocketing these 26 bills. When you locate him, please give us a play by play description of exactly where our money goes. Other wise, I'd just as soon keep the mad money and pay off my parking tickets. Miss Christina Maria Fran- cesca Montagnino Dear Editor: Of what relevance Is It to a professor's abiUty that he be denied tenure on grounds toat are obscure and purely at toe discretion of the University? The liberalism of our so- called University is at stake. Western Carolina University has been toe strong-hold of reactionary Idealisms for too long. Ihe academic hierarchy at WCU is ignoring the opinions of the students in dealing with the tenure policy. The administration is taking an educational advantage of toe student body by using shadowed methods to get rid of professors the administration seems to feel are undesirable. Our University needs progressive courses and professors that peer into the future. If thinking Instructors are refused tenure, then Western Carolina University does not deserve to be called a University. WCU needs to have professors that instill a desire to learn, to create, and to think. Is there an element of prejudice involved in this tenure situation? Is it necessary to ignore student opinions concerning faculty members? The purpose of a true university is to make people think. If our University cannot accept progressive thoughts, then we do not deserve existence. The University would not exist if not for toe students and toe advocation of thought A University must not close human minds. It must open them to thought concerning issues, be they music, art of physical education. R. David Hayes Jay S. Gertz Howard Stansell Rahn . . . .FROM Page 7 roughout the second half in attempt to improve toeir rebounding. The system caused Western to equal Lenoir= Rhyne's score of 36 points in the second half. McConnell led WCU scorers with 19 points, followed by Robison wito 10 and Litz wito 8. Olson and Dale Abernathy each had 17 for toe winners. Mills had 15. The Catamounts host Elon at 8:00 p.m. In Reid Gymnasium. Hartbarger's Cats are looking for an upset, having been once defeated by Elon. PRESSLEY and angel BARBER SHOP We Offer Clean, Courteous Service Also Razor Cuts Beside The Town House 8:00 a-m. — 5:30 p.m. Monday - Saturaday Closed Wednesday
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