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  • 4 Tuesday, November 23, 1971 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN News Briefs THE FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES are sponsoring a drive to help four needy families in the area over the Christmas holidays. Students are urged to bring toys, food and clothing from home this Thanksgiving and deposit it in the container in Reid Gym. Here, some of the members arc repairing toys for the childret in the families. Tubing race rules 1. Must be a team f no more than two (2) members. a. Must have two (2) tubes tied together, o: b. Must have ooe tube large enough for two (2) people. 2. Both members of the team must cross finish line to con - stitute a completed race. 3. A team member can't swim except to catxm jp to a lost tube and/or the tube inns', be floating at all times, no push ing or sw'mming to move the tube. I Automatic disqualification Visitation case M p i ing to John Marshall and with tiding a woman, freshman Cyn-' thia Lt Wjod, in entering their room in Albright under una i thorUed condition.-.. William Cray Lundy and Robert Rogers pleaded guilty to aiding the worn m to enter the dorm but Innocent to charges of lying to Marsha'L Frank Gibson, charged in the sim. incident, wa> net present at the he-sring. Again Attorney Gener"! Hj.r- ling represented kVin Marsha'! and presented to the court a; evidence a referral written No. vember 4 tor an inlderi October 23. In the referrai, Marsha'l ailedged that Lundy, Rogers and Gibson were !n room 134, Albright, when RA Steve Harris heard a woman's voice coming from that room. Harris then, wrote Marshall, came and got him to investigate. When Marshall knocked at the door, he said, he was told that there was no woman present and he indeed saw no woman because she was hidden in the closet. Marshall then reported that Lundy refused to give the girl's name until he was told that if the girl had no University LD. she would be taken to the Sylva authorities. Marshall then said that Lundy gave false names for the other two men in the room, which one of the men involved later confessed to him. On the stand, Lundy pleaded innocent to the lying charge and said that he only asked Marshall if the girl's name could be left out of it. When Marshall told him that the girl would "spend the night in jail'" if she couldn't produce an LD., she did produce it, said Lundy. Lundy further testified that he and Frank Gibson were called out in the hall to discuss the matter and that Gibson gave Marshall a false name for him self and the other man still in the room, Robert Rogers. Rogers testified that this was. true and that Lundy came back into the room and told him what Gibson had said, at which time Rogers reported his true name to Marshall. Gibson was not present at the trial. Miss Wood pleaded guilty to the charge of entering a man's hall under unauthorized circumstances, All persons tried will be notified of the court's decisions by Thursday of this week. if you leave the water. 5. Tnere can be no physical contact between participants Mid nin-participants. a. No horse play. f; Wet suits vill be provided i.nd required by the UCB 7. No paddies, slicks, etc. & UCB is not liable tor any illnesses, injuries, or unfor seea-ale acts of (iod v icii may result from the race. 9. Contestants will be lined up co begin the race in the order in which they signed up, 10, Life preservers w;ll be permissable., 11, An adequate physical will be required and funished by the University. 12. An;/ contestant who is intoxicated before the race will not be allowed to enter. The L'CB .reserves the right to interpret the rules as it sees fit. WINTEP The Accounting Office would like to announce- that pi gistered students who did not pay fees for Winter Quarter 1971-72 during the November 15 19 period ma\ pa} then December 6, 7, and « at tin second floor of the Unive Center. Bj doinn this you will only have to pick up schedules, meal tickets, and student at tivities tickets and will not have to will in long llni Januarv :i. It is greatl> to your ad\anUiK'e u> lake ilii^ opportunity New key-punch machine have beenaequ'reJo thesehoo1 of bus:n.-ss. In answer to s: Jd?a ind a ciilty need the new machines should be available for use with the beginning of the winter quar ;er„ Tiie equipment is located in the basemen! of the Forsyth B;iilding, and the center is man aged by John N'e.vrmn. Tie key puneh machines are iseJ to prepare cards for com pmer use, and with the add - tion of more machines the de partment will be able to speed up its processes eonsiderabls Sinta Clans i\il) ' I n'verslty Center 1/1 he i tee K.»ni IX e :), 4. and S 1 until 7 p.m \ll mem rs rvh are iniei ested in attending the t h "Is; mas partj in Dm I outi s!," a i in M:-. Fyfe's jffice o\ Mon Nov, li-J Contact Two bedroom trailer, $25 per month and utilities. Ten miles toward Glenville on 107. Call Mrs, Henn Brvson, 431 5671. TYPIST EXPERIENCEOTVPiST \V V.- LABLE. W'.U do typing and, if requested, editing for: Thesss. Disu >r - .lions, Doctoral Papers, Letters (Business or Personal). Ca'l: Mr. or Mrs. James L. Medlin Pnone* 585-5753. GOLFERS Play the 1114.11 HAMPTON COUNTRY CLUB WOLF < Ol IISK al reduced off-season rates ...also Special rates for golf ears 18 HOLES with Bent-grass Greens. Cashiers N.C 1 * WEDDINGS - SPECIAL EVENTS CHILDREN AND FAMILY PORTRAITS aDplication photos candiH eqo-boosters LIVINGSTON A. KELLEY PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO PHONE 704/586-2614 P. O. BOX 697 lO-A WEST MAIN SYLVA, N. C. 28779 LOCATED ABOVE HOOPER'S DRUG STORE Hours 9-5 Daily (except Wednesday) anytime by special appointment The Brothers & Pledges of Pi Kappa Alpha wish to say thanks to Brothers Bob Waters and Don Denning plus the entire Football Staff for a great effort this past Season.l
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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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