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  • THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday, March 4, 1971 7 Gwk'&ui Anthony Brown, Sr., Jack Wulden, mystery of the monkey's paw. Richard Polenek, and Karen Furno discuss the S-TA's one act plays show opposite emotions Sunlight and snow in Cullowhee lately are sort of common. Opposite atmospheric elements causing a contrasting sort of weather. On this campus. Country. World, Universe. But since this is a review of the dress rehearsal of the one acts being presented in the Little Theater tonight and reviews should be specific . .. we are still talking about opposite elements. Like the ones in your head. Specifically, the emotional ones. Th; Tneater Family has chosen three one act plays which as a total, provoke a variety of feeling from the audience. Variety meaning opposite from the terror of TH-: MONKEY'S PAW to the ludicrousness of CRAWLING ARNOLD. THE TIGER mysteriously lies somewhere in the middle of the two, a mixture of humor and seriousness. Where lines are somehow funny, but laughter almost seems out of place due to the somberness of the tone, THE MONKEY'S PAW, by W.W, Jacobs, is the shocking tale of an elderly couple granted three wishes by the monkey's paw. It is the means by which these wishes come tr *e and the ends of them which supply the horror in the play, Rick Polenek and Karen Furno are the elderly couple who are to be commended for their ability to hold the attention of the a-jdlence throughout the play and particularly during the suspense leading up to the climax. Jack Walden (Sgt. Major) has goo.-1 facial expression and overall stage presence which illuminates and magnifies the foreboding of the initial scene of the play. Randy Zartman is Simon, the bearer of sad news to the Whites. His voice varies somewhat in pitch and, at times, tends to detract from the strong emotion packed in this scene. Director of THE MONKEY'S PAW is Karen Morrow. The second in the series of one acts is TH3 TIGER, by Murray SchisgaL The twj characters of a man and a CONTINUED Page 8 .... . IPC Jeff league, IFC Rush Chairman, announced that the dates for Spring Quarter Rush have been set for Mar. 29 • April 3, The 11V Smoker will be held in the (.rand Ball Room of the UC on Monday night of Mar, 29, All non -Creek men wishing to p> through spring rush must attend, Teague stated that several changes will be made concerning the sm ker and he encourages all non-tlreek men to attend and give an objective look at the (.reek System at WCU, This past weekend the Southeast Inter fraternity Council held their convention at Atlanta, Ga, (iary Mullis, of WCU, was elected State IFC Coordinator of N.C, Other delegates from Western that attended were Peyton Harris, Dick Red- fern, and Lang Kerr. Also attending but not as delegates, were Jeff Teague and Uary Rhodes. DELTA SIGMA PHI The Delta Sigma Phi fraternity recently elected officers for the 1971-72 year. They are as follows: Pres,, Tim Fetzer: Vice president, Rusty W,od; Treasurer, Bob Biddix; Secretary, Ted Baroody; Sargeant at Arms, PhU Burris; House Manager, Mike Allen, THETA XI The Kappa Phi Chapter of Theta Xi fraternity at Western Carolina University was recently awarded Theta Xi's most coveted award, the Memorial Trophy. This trophy is awarded annually to the most outstanding Theta Xi chapter in the nation by its national organization. There are seventy-two Theta Xi chapters in the nation and the chapter here at Wt"U will receive a plaque for its achievement and its name will bL> added to the other chapters who have won the award in past years. PI KAPPA ALPHA The annual Pi Kappa Alpha bowling tournament was recently held at Kastgatc lanes in Sylva. The winners of the tournament are as follows: first in Men's division, Jean Bunurardner's team; first in women's division, the Girls' P.E.Club. Individual high set winners were Danny Yoe and Alice Lowe, PI KAPPA PHI The annual Pi Kappa Phi Rose Ball will be held this Saturday night at Holiday Inn West of Asheville, The festivity will begin at 7:30 p.m. with a cocktail hour sponsored by the Little Sisters of Pi Kappa Phi a.id Ji.» music will be provided by the University Dance Orchestra, Cindy Bowman, the reigning Rose Queen, will crown a new queen selected from the Rose Court composed of Becky Hefner, Donna Graham, Margret Thompson, Randy McWerder, and Paula Wooten. -ADMIRAL 23" C*&> 3181 -j (( M* *449».'.' 3AVCAT-* CAROLINA TIRE CO. 98 E MAlR, SX LVA
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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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