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  • 8 Thursday, January 12, 1972 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Right time . .. .FROM Page 3 two can, ah, groove together." "W*,,. *»t the hell," **4»Jtf» g*r> ting up. "It doesnt cost anything. Thanks," she said, and then added, "Daddy-o." The kid and Cecelia were married two weeks later in one of those terribly NOW new weddings in Central Park. Cecelia wore gold lame Correges boots. Felix froze his navel off. Ciel's lather is buying him a new one. "What are you doing here?" a bespectacled, be-bearded fellow said, grabbing my arm. "Why are you wasting your time when there's a war going on, kil- ler?N People are starving In Africa, ghatton. Women are discriminated against, chauvinist pig. Education needs reforming, dummy. There's crime in our big cities, criminaL The plight of the migrant worker, racism, the drug problem. And you're sitting hare at a party." "But so are you," 1 pofatod out. "That's different," he said. 'This is my party. Excuse me." He walked over to another guy. "What are you doing here? People are starving in Africa, glutton..." "Far out, man," the kid answered. •*Like, um, like, well, like, y'know, groovy, wow, like man, like I cant relate. It's a real bummer and like all that but, wow..." I had had enough. Between all the relevance and relating, the head trips and the dead trips, I decided to like split. I marched right out of the party to the beat of a different bummer. News Briefs 1 Artist ... .FROM Page 1 about fads and artistic manifestos. , .When an artist finds his own direction, he is so busy that there is no time for anything else. "Painting becomes its own inspiration, a moral and imaginary individuality. The picture does not make allusions but imposes its own'being, secret and unforgettable." Wielhorski was born in War- 24—hour course in speed reading Southwestern Technical Institute will sponsor a 24-hour, non-credit course in Speed Reading. The class will meet from January 6th through Feb= uary 24th on Thursday nights from 6:30 until 9:30 at Southwestern Tech in Room 117. This class will provide the opportunity for laboratory experiences in the improvement of reading skills. This course will stress comprehension, memory retention, vocabulary building and rapid reading. Students who complete this course will find that their reading proficiency has greatly improved in work as well as in reading for pleasure. Miss Mary McKenzie, graduate assistant in the Reading Clinic will teach the course. There will be no instructional charge, but there will be a book fee of $4.00. Anyone over 18 (with an average reading ability) who is interested in this class should come for registration on January 6th or contact the Department of Adult Edu= cation at Southwestern Tech, phone 586-4091. Jungle's . . . „FROM Page 4 ••Nobody was in in," Ed replied. "Well, how'd it get down there?" Ed turned a little red and a small cloud of steam poofed out from under his collar. Then he said dryly, "Have you ever heard of gravity?" So that was that. Except I kinda wondered how fast that car came down the hill. In the same manner that I have always wondered how fast particles expelled from a human sneeze have been measured to travel. Do you knew? Well, a hint is don't get in their way because they have been clocked-now get this-at 103.6 IHsPshi Thirty. saw, Poland, the son of an architect, and received his undergraduate study at the Institute of Applied Arts in Lodz. In 1964 he received his Master of Fine Arts from the Academy of Fine Arts In Warsaw. Wielhorski defected from Poland, established residency in Paris, and in 1965 received a scholarship from the French Ministry of Education to organize an art program at the Institut des Beaux Arts, Belle vue, Republic of Guinea, Africa. Later, on a tour of Europe, he studied the art of Austria, France, Italy, Hungary, Yugoslavia, and Czechoslovakia. In 1967, Wielhorski decided to establish residency in the United States. He has taught on the elementary and secondary level in Dayton, Ohio and on the college level at the University of Dayton and the Elizabeth City State University. He came to Western in 1970. Aba "sees form clearly before putting it down and feels the presence of the thing Itself and creates the form of what he feels," writes Craig. "His participation in the contemporary way of feeling form, his search for craftsmanship In execution, his mariere, his contacts with painting of all time, make it possible for his to be simultaneously in the fray and beyond it>" The exhibit, in the gallery In the new arts building, will run through January 31. Freaks . . . .FROM Page 1 put back into circulation until 1961. Cameron said that he believed "Freaks" was a good film, and Albright-Benton was sponsoring it because it "brings to light the cruelty of people towards those who are handicapped in various ways and are deformed." One arguement against the showing of the film is that it is an exploitation of deformed people for commercial reasons. The movie will be shown at 7, 8:30 and 10 pm in the Albright - Benton lobby next Thursday. Admission will be 50<i. SKI DAY Due to unseasonably warm weather, the Benefit Ski Day at Sapphire Valley has been postponed until Tuesday, Jan. 18. HISTORY MEETING Any History student or interested persons are invited to a meeting Wednesday, 7:00 pm., McKee 115, to hear a student presentation on antique guns. PRO. ED. SEQUENCE Any student planning to enter the Professional Education Sequence in the Spring Quarter must file an application in the office of the Dean by February 1. An official application form can be obtained in Killian 222. S.C.A.P.E. Monday, Jan. 17, at 8:00 pm, S.C.A.P.E. will present a program of ecology films in the business building auditorium. This program is free and everyone interested is invited to attend. HISTORY MAJORS There will be a meeting of ALL History Majors Tuesday, January 18, at 7:00 p.m. in McKee 118. The new requirements for a history major will be explained. BE THERE! sunburst stones are cool ...when free ON RING DAY ONLY we 11 offer you a sunburst stone with your i. college ring at no extra cost ..that s cool. $7.00 Deposit See GEORGE GOOSMANN Monday January 17 Between boars 11:00—4:00 UNIVERSITY SUPPLY STORE at their NEWLOCATION purchase of a. Contact BICYCLE CONTACT: Am 1 dreaming? Am I dreaming? Fantastic 3-speed Donelt bicycle. $30.00. DavidTeague, 206 Moore. BUS OR BUG WANT TO TRADE: A good bug for a VW bus (also good). Will talk terms. Call 586- 4172, around 5 pm, ask for Brent Carter. TYPIST EXPERIENCED TYPIST AVAILABLE. Will do typing and, if requested editing for: Thesis, Dissertations, Doctoral Papers, Term Papers, Letters. Call: Mr. or Mrs. James L. Medlin Phone: 586-6753 w" fc, COLOR «E»[Rl g^SfVoRP^AT.ON Frl. - Sat. i JANE fonclci DONALD- _ _ /utherlond in an aianj nakula production 'haute' ponovision® technicolor® from warner bros., [5] a kinney leisure service ^Jp> Smb. - Taes. 2 PM * S PM Wei. - Thar*.
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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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