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  • Editorial Comment THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN This newspaper is the Voice of the Students at Western Carolina University. Editorials are from the Editor's desk unless otherwise indicated by the author's initials. Editorial and advertising policy are decided upon by the Editorial Board and comments or criticisms should be made to the newspaper. Opinions expressed by the celumnlst* do net necessarily r«f»«*t those of 0te news»mper. Page 4 VOL. XXXVII, No. 27 Thursday, January 20, 1972 President Pow Dual personalities, and multiple identities have been intriguing to men for generations. Robert Louis Stevenson created one of the most memorable characters in horror literature with Dr. Jekle and Mr. Hyde. A movie, recently shown on television, was about "The Seven Faces of Dr. Lao." Freud divided the human personality into three parts, ego, id and super ego, each constantly fighting for control of man. Though the different faces of Dr. Alex S. Pow aren't as diverse as Jekle and Hyde, and though he hasn't as many as Dr. Lao, our most recent president was a man of many moods for many situations. Many of his faces were not liked, but the serious student, the student bent on becoming educated and not just learning a trade or getting a diploma will have to recognize the giant steps forward Dr. Pow has forced Western Carolina to take. And force is what he had to do in many instances; by use of badgering, prodding, pulling, and, often, by use of fear. In some cases he could delegate duties and forget about the administrator, because the job would be done. In others though he had to remind and cross-examine to get the job done. There was antagonism toward him; because he was a "foreigner," because he believed in pro- gress, because he was hard- nosed and tough, and because, in many cases, he respected students. He was the first university president in the state to take student representatives to the State Legislature. That year Western Carolina's appropriations ratio of what was akcd to what was received was greater than any other university's. President Pow did move the university forward. He made enemies along the way, and some are happy that he will not be returning as president. His accomplishments speak for themselves, though. He recommended that the Board of Trustees approve the new Student Government Association Constitution, which did away with the Student-Faculty Cooperative Government and gave students more responsibility,, He upgraded the position of Dean of Student Affairs to the vice-president level. This one move probably did more for the students here than anything done in recent years, He upgraded more than one academic department, was instrumental in the establishment of the School of Health Services, and named two strong deans to academic schools. It was during his administration that the university developed a plan for growth. The master plan for Western Carolina (featured in "Focus", the November 4, 1971 issue of the WESTERN CAROLINIAN) originated in 1970, and largely because of President Pow. It shows the gradual development of the university to a pedestrian campus. A list of accomplishments doesn't do President Pow justice, though. He had enthusiasm toward progressive learning. His will be a hard act to follow, "if something needs to be done • and in the end it is not done then you and I are among those who did not do it," The Western Carolinian PiMtshee twtea weakly ihroush taa ace- Soorte dealc raw and weakly eartag the in by Copy the ilaile.sH of Weetera Carolina Unrtaristy. Ueanber: CoUagMa Preas Sarrlce, astercol- leejMa Preaa Sarviee. EDITOR IN CHIEF 1. WAT HOPKINS UMor BUStNESS MANAGER, Wm. J. BYERS Newa Editor .Wataeato PMUaja Aaaodate Editor Jbn Rowau Jri PmyUlel .Toea DaVeeas, Jams* Carter .Aabtay Cleary. Kane raaoa, DoaKeuey .... Jack CoUtaa . .. Roa WUlt.es*, 'Harry, our little girl is home from college9 S JUNGLE'S | BELIEVE IT \ OR DON9 T »-ns7, ft, C "Ziodoe. Behindthat car in the carport up there on the hill. "(Point finger wildly) "One t'nothing." (heck, dern) "Zipdog, Zipdog. A big olebrown'un and a little pup,"(proudly) "Yeah, three to nothing. Isawhimbut I iust couldn't get it out," (snap fingers) "You mean you got caught with your zipper down, eh?" (Grin, snicker) After the first couple of games, it always starts to get a little deep. The game is ZIPDOG, The sit is anywhere U.S.A, ZIPDOG first came to Cully with Tom Corbitt, who was Western's sports information director a few years back. Tom may have brought the game from his undergraduate days at Elon, but if the Jungle's memory doesn't mislead him too much, Tom was introduced to the game as a graduate student at Appalachian, One afternoon here at WCU, Tom and I were just settling into his 1959 Ford (affectionately named BIG RED) when Tom says out of the clear blue: "Jungle, I gonna teach you how to play ZIPDOG." I looked at him kinda "oh, yeahish" cause I was worried about just getting into Sylva and back in Big Red. Red found occasions to misplace one of its gears—namely reverse—and I was always afraid Tom would make a wrong turn into an alley and we wpuldn't get out. But Tom starts to rattle off what he calls the International Zip Dog Rules: 1) The object is to count dogs. 2) When you seea dogyou say ZIPDOG and point to it. Assuming two or more opponents see a dog at the same time, the one that zips the dog first gets it. 3) Dead dogs do not count, nor do pictures, or other facsimiles. 4) A dog in a car or truck counts as two. 5) If you zip something that is not a dog, then you lose your total amassed dogs, (In the case of team play, the entire team loses its dogs.) 6) If there is difference of opinion as to whether a zip by an opponent was or was not a dog, or if the dogliness of a zipped object is questionable, then anoppo- \^J nent may PROTEST, In this event, you turn the car around, go back, and find out. If indeed there is a dog, then the protester forfits his entire collection and returns to zero, otherwise the protestee loses his collection. Fine. So we commenced to play zipdog and the Jungle commenced to zip a Collie and Spaniel for a quick 2-0 lead. Being a rookie I became excited and tried to pull away too fast. . (Two miles later) "ZIPDOG," I sez. The only difficulty was that I had zipped a chicken. You would never believe how much that chicken resembled a dog. I made my ZIPDOG debut with a 5-0 loss. Tom and I soon began to convert others and before long we had some of the football players playing on away truss, Placekicker Jimmy Cor ley zipped a pig on a trip to Alabama. We were playing from Cullowhee to 1-85 at Commerce, Ga. There are not many dogs on an interstate highway. With only two miles to go,(former split end)John Tinker zipped a hobby horse in someone's front yard. Once with the soccer team, we played at night. That's tough. But when you get to be a pro, you play only at night and count only Mexican Chihuahuas ana minature Poodles. You can also sweeten the pot and play for a nickle a dog. The pages of the zipdog annula are CONTINUED Page 5... •
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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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