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Western Carolinian Volume 35 Number 35

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  • Page 6 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday, March 12,1970 ON SATURDAY, March 7, several pledges of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity bogan renovation of Robert Lee Madison Pond, adjacent to the steam plant Work will be completed in the near future. Senator's response to editorial FROM Page 5. . . „ to let a candidate talk about his positions—all his popularity- all his supposed progress without questioning his clain without questioning his claims, then Student Government will never be a truly meaningful organization—but a mere playpen for loose children. I have stated in weeks past work—not past offices. There is more to student government than rock and roll issues and Tenure denial „ . . .FROM Page 1 higher education standards in the United States. These do not require cause to be stated when a probationary appointment is discontinued The tenure policy was in effect at the time Mr. Appleton entered University service and was a circumstance of his employment. The policy has been followed." John F. Henning, Student Body President, stated, "The present structure, designed to improve the academic level of the institution creates vague criteria for selection and retainment of faculty in certain respects. Certainly, those members who feel that they have been unfairly treated have the right to express this dissatisfaction. We hope that this demonstration will continue to be peaceful and that others will respect their right to march. I hope we will have no incidents where students try to obstruct these peaceful expressions." Tuesday night Appleton's supporters discussed plans for picketing Bird Building throughout Spring Quarter. They also discussed possibilities of calling in national and regional news media. Student nurses The Student Nurses Association of North Carolina Convention was held in Raleigh on March 6 and 7. Miss Jane Ray and Miss Rita Conners represented the WCU Student Nurses' Association. Also attending were Miss Frances., Allen and Miss Kathlyn Gaines of the Department of Nursing. the fight song. Where is a student on the Board of Trus» tees and where is aprofessional course evaluation? These are issues. Rise to them!!!!!!!!! I ask you to look into yourself and decide now to go to your Senator and ask him what he is doing for you. Listen and then judge carefully. It is your right and responsibility to demand action from your Senator. It is late in the year now — but this spring look hard—it's up to YOU. As a Senator I can look at Mr. Whitten's article and see the truth in it. I feel, however, that as in any case it is easy to destroy in writing the progress that has taken the Student Government months to plan and carry out, Mr. Whitten was saying that there is a desperate situation existing in the Senate and that it has been there far too long. BUT ONjlY YOU (YES, YOU ! I !) CAN CHANGE IT, Your Senator Steve Gheen Reynolds South If you like to do your own thing Go Do It Next Quarter... PROFESSIONAL DRUG STORE PRINCE MATCHABELLI LANVIN £NG»SH IEATHER caqeds-c JADE EAST rABtKO-t BR/T(SH STERLING jr*t/QM*/Jf Ainrtitti Drift Memorial fund in honor of Russell Byrd In response to the widespread and spontaneous interest of students, teachers, leaders, and friends throughout Eden, as well as the state, a memorial fund has been established to honor the memory of Mr. Russell L. Byrd, The Russell L. Byrd Memorial Fund will be used annually to award one or more sholarships toa graduating senior at John Motley Morehead Senior High School. Criteria for selecting the recipient of ths scholarship will include scholarship, interest in pursuing a teaching career, and approval of a screening committee. Beginning with the current graduating class, the fund will operate for a period of six years. In addition to the scholarships, an appropriate permanent memorial to Mr. Byrd will be placed at More- head Senior High School. Russell L. Byrd (1924-69) received a Bachelor of Science degree from Western Carolina Teacher's College and a Master of Arts degree from Columbia University. Campus activities included membership in Student Senate, President of Men's House Government, listing in WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGE-SAND UNIVERSITIES, and a member of the Dean's List. He also held offices in the following organizations: CATAMOUNT staff, the Wesley Foundation, Alpha Psi Omega, Western Carolina Players, Science Club, and Future Teachers of America. He was a veteran of World War D having served in the Eurooean Theater Of Operation. For twenty-three year she served as teacher, principal, and director of Instruction in Eden City Schools. Professionally he was a member of the National Edu« cation Association, North Carolina Education Association, Department of Audiovisual Instruction, Division of Supervisors and Directors of Instruction. He was a member and a past president of the Kiwanis Club, member of Board of Directors for American Red Cross, and elder and Sunday school teacher at the First Christian Church, Contributions may be sent to: Russell L. Byrd Memorial Fund P. O. Box 70 Eden. North Carolina 27288 THE CAT'S DEN CULLOWHEE BARBER SHOP Leber* Dills . . . Bubtr Dee Wheatley • • • Shine Boy Beside The Brown Co. Open Tues.-Sat. 8.-Q0AM-6.-Q0PM If you get this one, go to the head of your class and take another turn. Tuesday was the good ole' flyswatter(please notice traces or... "remains"). Winner this week receives anything of his choice (as long as it's a pizza.) This is a picture of • you all a Mama and the gang wish you a HAPPY EASTER Open 7 days a week. From 4:00 p.m. til 12:00 p.nu 'cept on Fri. & Sat Then it's 1:00 a.m. (The Finest Pizza and Subs this side of Tilley Creek) THE CATS DEN
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