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Western Carolina University Publications
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  • PAGE 8 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN October 1, 1970 Carolinian News Briefs The newly organized WCU Karate Club will meet Thursday night, October 1 at 7:00 p.m. In the Catamount Room on the second floor of the University Center. Membership is open to all interested students. The University Center Board will hold open meetings on Tuesday and Thursday nights, October 1 and 3, at 8 p.m. in the Cherokee Room of the UC. All students in attendance will be assigned to a specific committee of the Board. These include entertainment, publicity, special events, educational,art, films, and recreation. The Society for Advancement of Management will hold Its first meeting of the academic year Monday, Oct 5, at 8:00 o'clock p.m. In the auditorium of the business building. Featured speakers will be Mr. R. E. Nelson, assistant professor of Economics, and Mr. L D. Hyde, assistant to the President of WCU. ALL. students are cordially Invited to attend. Refreshments will be served. WHAT IS GRASS FOR? It seems as if grass is to keep off of. Those of you that think grass is to walk on or to sit on and be comfortable on and enjoy for what It is are wrong. Grass, as the sign says, is to keep off of, and that's all. There will be a cook-out for the International students of WCU to be held, Monday, October 5, at 6:00 p.m. at the entrance to campus in the picnic area AH students, faculty, and staff are invited, The cook-out is sponsored by the University Center Board. I'-Jv^sr *WJi 3/L I—aO**" MOTHER'S SUPER SPECIAL TURN-ON Well gang, MOTHER'S Super Special Turn-On continues to be one of the best things we've ever done. In case you've just joined the family, here's how it works: Send one dollar and the names and addresses of five people you want to introduce to MOTHER. By return mail, MOTHER will send a fresh, crisp copy of Issue No. 1 to each name on the list. And five (or ten, or fifteen) of your friends will then know what you're intoihe next time you begin rapping about build ing an authentic Plains Indian tipi, marketing cartoons, living high on $6500 a year, making it your way, growing yoghurt or anything else covered in MOTHER No. 1. And don't forget folks: MOTHER is always looking for dealers and distributors. Bookstores (especially college bookstores) are proving to be very good outlets for the old girl. Wanna be a Good Guy and send us the names and addresses of a book store or two? THE MOTHER EARTH NEWS P.O. Box iS Madison. Ohio 44057 DEAR MOTHER Subscription Rates One year (6 issues)/S5.00 Two years (12 issues)/S9.00 Tell me HOW for years Enclosed is . Please turn on friends to MOTHER. Names and addresses are on a separate sheet of paper Enclosed is Total I am interested in dealing or distributing MOTHER in the area. Please send details. I would like to see local dealers handle MOTHER. Please send a sample copy and your dealership information to the dealers whose names I am listing on a separate sheet. I would like to: D Write □ Take photos □ Do artwork D Other for MOTHER. I would like to see articles on in MOTHER. Name.. Street City ... State Zip I, PLEASE PRINT NOTE: if you prefer to keep your issue of MOTHER intact, there's no need to cut out this coupon. Just send your subscription, dealers' names and other information and requests to MOTHER in a letter. I The WCU Kitty mounts will hold a return bout with Appalachian this Friday, October 2, Memorial Stadium at 1:30 p.m. Everyone cme and support our freshmen! ATrENTiON: Just a reminder to all Lutheran and Episcopal students that there will be a meeting of the newly combined groups Sunday, October 4th, at 6:00 pm. The purpose of this meeting Is for the planning of the Lutheridge retreat on the weekend of Oct. 9 - U, Meeting place Is at the Canterbury House,, Everyone come and make this a successful planning session. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets each Sunday at 9:45 a.m.. in the lobby of Albright-Be nton dormitory. Athletes, coaches, and former athletes are welcome. This year at WCU there will be several educational films shown on campus In conjunction with courses offered by the English Department, Some of these include HENRY V, JULIUS CAESAR,MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, OTHELLO, BECKET, and PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD. All films will be shown In the Cherokee Room of the University Center with the exception of Henry V and Becket which will be available for one showing in Hoey Auditorium. The remainder of the films will be shown in the Cherokee Room at several times during the day. Dates and schedules for the films will be announced at a later date. The football ticket office will be open on Fridays before all home games from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The office will maintain normal hours, 8:00 to 1:00 Monday thru Thursday. The Football ticket office is located in the Reid Gym area, between the tennis courts and pool. The German club will meet Wednesday night, Oct. 7th, in the Methodist Fellowship Hall, from 7 until 9 o'clock. Slides of Germany and German tavern songs will be featured on the program, All Interested per- sons are Invited to attend. NEEDED: Babysitters, $1.45 per hour. Contact the University Center Board, Room 130, AK Hinds University.Center. The WCU Cinematography Club will meet next Tuesday, October 6 at 7:00 p.m. in Killian, room 115. The purpose of this meeting is to welcome new members and plan films for the upcoming year. All persons Interested in any aspect of film-making are urged to attend. WCU's cross-country team will be matched against Davidson here Tuesday, Oct, 6. International office for students to be started The first step toward the establishment of an Office for International Students was taken on July 20, 1970, when the Office of the Assistant Dean of Men accepted the duties of the advisement and counseling of all International Students. AH areas of concern to International Students are now channeled through this office, from visa forms prior to their leaving home to their housing and activities while on campus. Through this consonuaiea function it is hoped the new International Students will gain a quicker understanding of American customs, University regulation s, and will thus be able to overcome the problems that are often found on a university campus. Robert Ct Dawson, Assistant Dean of Men and International Student Advisor is asking for suggestions to aid him in his role. Transfers given rooms The twenty-six female transfer students who were assigned temporary living quarters in High Rise study rooms were all given dorm rooms by Wednesday, September 23 at 5:00 p.m. Additional space was acquired when former dorm students did not return to campus by Wednesday at 12 noon. These students had not previously notified the Housing office of their cancellations. Thus, their rooms were relinquished at that time. The lack of dorm space at the beginning of the quarter was ap parently due to only a 12% cancellation of room reservations rather than the average 20% in years past, No transfer students cancelled their room reservations In the month of August which, in the past, has been a rather full month for cancellations. James Barnwell, Director of the Housing Office, reports there are approximately 1600 male and 1600 female students housed on campus this quarter. There are approximately 2000 more students living off-campus. TO ALL MALE STUDENTS an open letter from The President of the Interfraternity Council. On behalf of the Interfraternity Council of Western Carol- \ ina University, I would like to welcome you back to Cullowhee. This Monday, October 5th, marks the beginning of FaU Quarter rush. Rush Week will begin with the U.C. smoker. The smoker will be held at 8:00 p.m., Monday night, in the Grandroom of the University Center. There will be a rush registration fee of $2.00 charged to each prospective rushee. All non-Greek males who have accumulated 12 quarter hours or more at WCU are eligible to attend rush. For those of you who are Freshmen or transfer students, I would like to extend to you a special welcome. I hope that you will enjoy your college years here at WCU and some time during your stay, consider becoming a fraternity man. We will be looking forward to meeting all of you next quarter. Thank you very much for your consideration. If I can be j of any assistance to any of you, contact me through the Assist- | ant Dean of Men or In person on campus. Peyton Harris President, Interfraternity Council
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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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