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  • 2 Thursday, October 28, 1971 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Placement service open to students By KAREN FUSOW The Business and Industrial Placement Service is available to all students on campus, The Center, located in Forsyth 107, provides job interviews for stu- dents of any major who are seeking employment in tho fields of business, govern mint,, or industry. To be able to participate in the program, students must register with the office, which is aider the direction of Le- land Waters, Jr. Throughout the year a variety of representatives will come to WCU to interview prospective gra- duates. Signup sheets will be located in the Placement Center for one week prior to each session. The interviews will be conducted on a first come, fir3t serve basis, so it is neces sary to sign up in advance. By signing up as early as the junior year it is possible to go through more interviews. Last year about 40 percent of DATE November 3 November 4 November 9 November 11 November 16 November 17 November 18 December 1 COMPANY Cone Mills Corporation American Thread W.T. Grant Company H.E.W. Audit Bureau Internal Revenue Service First Union National Bank R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Rose's Stores, Incorporated the students who participated were placed. The program is for all university students^ aiming particularly at students of Business, Chemistry, Home Economics, and Industrial Arts. Founded in 1958, the program has grown, and is now financed by the university as well as the School of Business, Waters is available to speak to any interested groups desiring further information on the subject, The number of companies participating has dropped for the past three years, with a concurrent drop in the number of students participating. This year approximately 66 companies will participate. The Tentative Winter and Spring Quarter Interview Schedule is available on the bulletin board opposite the Placement Office. The schedule for the remainder of the P'all Quarter is: MAJOR OR POSITIONS Any Business Trainees Accounting Accounting, Special Business Trainees. Finance Sales Any Business Major John Ciardi to speak at WCU John C iardi, noted American poet, editor, lecturer, and cri- tic, will speak at WCU at 8:15 p.m. Monday, Nov. 1, in Hoey Auditorium. For his second visit to the WCU campus, Mr. Ciardi has chosen the topic, "Poetry— The Mind Expanding Art." Readers of the "Saturday Review" know John Ciardi for his forthright critical articles; for his popular column, "Manner of speaking;" and for ma.iy stimulating editorials. Students, fellow writers, and lecture audiences across the nation have found him to be a man who speaks with honesty and plain sense on the subject of literature and poetry. He has written over 25 volumes of poetry, both for children and adults—the latest in each categroy being "Someone Middle grade ed. majors to meet There will be a meeting of all Middle Grade Education majors who are concentrating in mathematics on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 2S at 4i00 p.m.k in Stillwell 325. Students who are presently taking mathematics courses or who plan to take mathematics courses in the future with a view towards getting either a major or a minor concentration in mathematics are requested to attend this meeting. Students who are unable to attend this meeting should see Mr. Willis of the mathematics department prior to this meeting. JOHN CIARDI Could Win a Polar Bear" and "Lives of X." Healsohas completed a highly praised translation of Dante's "Divine Comedy." Ciardi has been the recipient of the Harriet Monroe Memorial Award, the Prix de Rome, and many other honors, H* is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the National Institute of Arts and Letters, His appearance at WCU is sponsored by the Lecture, Concert, and Exhibition Committee. It is open to the public at a nominal charge. Conrad gets nix on bid for queen When a guy runs for homecoming queen once it's probably a goof. But when he attempts to get into the running two years in a row he might be trying to s*y something. John Conrad is the person referred to. Last year he entered the competition for the first time. He felt it would be amusing, had a lot of support from his friends and just might of had a good chance to win. But John was a student senator last year. His fellow SGA members applied a little pressure. They suggested how it might be bad for SGA's image for one of their own to make a farce of such a "sacred" institution. . John went to see Dean Davis and asked his opinion. Dean Davis though having a male run for homecoming queen was "ridiculous" but told John it was up to him. John withdrew his name to "avoid losing any influence" he might have had with SGA. This year, without the image of SGA at stake, John decided to run again. He started talking to people again. He felt he had a good chance of winning. He followed all the rules. He submitted a nomination petition to SGA with 25 names on it. He even secured an escort and a driver for the parade. The homecoming committee, by vote, removed his name from the list of nominees. He was informed that "a male candidate for homecoming queen was not in keeping with the PRIMARY ATTEMPT of the committee in holdingan election for homecoming." LOS ANGELES FREE PRESS and other choice publications now on sale at Varsity Shop and Lord Ashburys Golden Attic Emporium PROFESSIONAL DRUG STORE BRAND NAME COSMETICS Prince Matchabelli Lanvin Faberge English Leather Jade East British Sterling NATIONALLY ADVERTIZED DRUGS Main Street Sylva, N.C, Thursday music series continues this week The popular Thursday Eve- ning Music Series at Western Carolina University will continue this week (.Oct. 28) with a program by the well-known flutist, Alex Lesueur. He will perform works by Bach, Haydn, and Prokofieff. Barbara Dooley, of East La- Porte will accompany al- the harpsichord and piano. Lesueur was awarded the D„ M, A. degree at the University of Michigan, Amonghis several outstanding teachers, Lesueur studied with William Kincaid, who for many years was first flutist with the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, Dr. Lesueur has beena member of the Dallas Symphony, the Atlanta Symphony, and currently is first flutist with the Asheville Symphony, Hi; has been heard as soloist with the Asheville Symphony, the North Carolina Symphony, and orchestral enssmbles at Florida State University and WCU, In addition to his teachinga.id concert schedule, he is a frequent contributor to the "Instrumentalist" and serves as judge and clinician at band con = tests and festivals, The program will begji at 8:15 p.m. in Hoey Auditorium. There is no charge for admission. BkJ i ^^i PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS A FILM BY LEWIS GILBERT Tiends ProauCM »rtd Ore IW :-. 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