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Thursday, May 18 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN One-day workshop on group therapy A one - day workship on essentials of group therapy will be conducted Monday, May 22, from 9:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Western Carolina University Oteen Extension Center. The workshop, designed for all registered nurses interested in participating in group therapy, will be presented by the WCU Department o f Nursingand the Western Region of Psychiatric- Mental Health Conference Group of the North Carolina State Nurses Association. Miss Josephine Snider of the University of Florida School of Nursing faculty, Clair Eugene Martin, head of WCU Department of Nursing, Miss Bho- da Moyer and Miss Kathlyn Gainess both WCU faculty mem. bers, will be workshop leaders. Barry Auman to give recital Interested registered nurses may enroll for the workshop by contacting Miss Gaines at the Department of Nursing in Cullowhee, NC. Festival A lie they ■all •ebell ■rforn what which they combine with theatrical techniques to create a different kind of concert. Contrary to critical belief, A.C. feels that the two elements (music and theatrics) can be combined on stage and really work. Alice Cooper has released album number five and has appropriately called it "Killer." CIRCUS ••Killei ''Ne\ fro i the i May 23 Barry Auman, a senior music major from Winston - Salem, will be heard on May 23 in a recital of vocal music from the writers of lieder. The program, presented under the auspices of the Department of Music at Western Carolina University will be presented in the Grandroom of the University Center. The program time is 8:15 p.m. There is no charge for admission. For the past three summers Auman has workedatthe Farmhouse Restaurant in Blowing Rock where has sung major roles inCamelot, My Fair Lady, and 1776. While at WCU Auman sang the role of Paul Berthe- let in the musical, Carnival. *hich knows ness the power of shock. Theater in the round, engraved in vinyl..." Cactus comes onstage, a mutation of a number of former groups. Drummer,CarmineA- price and bassist, Tim Bogart are the remnants of the well- known Vanilla Fudge. Dedication for Carol Grotnes Dedication ceremonies for the Carol Grotnes Belk Building at Western Carolina Uni- yersity have been set for 10 am Saturday, May 20. The dedication of the new building will be followed by an open house, during which students and faculty members from the departments of art, home economics, and industrial education and technology will demonstrate activities for which the building is used. Both the dedication and the open house are open to the public. GOLFERS Play the HIGH HAMPTON COUNTRY CLUB GOLF COURSE at reduced off-season rates ...also Special rates for golf ears 111 HOLES with Beat-grass Greens, Cashiers I\IA . Carolinian News Briefs FREE DANCE The University Center Board is sponsoring a free night of rock V roll music Frldav, May 19, 8:30-12:30 pm, in Reid Gymnasium. Eeatured will be Flic and his Orchestra and Cold Sweat, two Raleigh-area groups. The I CB has a new sound system for the concert. Admission free. Contact SALES PERSONNEL Needed next year sales representatives for refrigerators. 'Need at least one sales representative for each dorm including new women's dorm. If interested contact in writing Dan Austell in care of Student Government Association. NOMAD The staff of theNOMADwish- es to thank all the individuals who submitted manuscripts for the Spring issue. We regret that we didn't have enough space- to publish all the material. Copies of all your work can be picked up at William Paulk's office in McKee 216. SEVEN DAYS IN MAY In co ordination with "Seven l*i\s in Mav," WCAT will present a special tonight from 11:00 pm to 1:01) am on (actus and m the Cap- that , WCA . Roi >.">() c L'mber ur AM APARTMENT furnished apartment forrei for summer. Located ma cm, quiel area just beyond Dods< Cafeteria. Contact W.A. Aslu brook at 293-9335. SALESWOMAN Applications being taken f full-time female sales per so nel at Divid Schulman's Tu edo World in Sylva. Concert choir of the Muniii Association will hold their spring cookoul on Saturday. Mas 27 at WCU's Camp Shelton for members and lembers and their famil re invited to attend as gue : the Chapter. Plans are THIRD HAND MEETING s All students who attended the Third Hand meeting to fill out applications for an '•Opening of School" Experience must attend the meeting on Tuesday, May 23, at 2:00 p.m. or at 4:00 p.m. in Forsyth Business Auditorium. Students will receive jackets containing the necessary materials and final instructions will be given. LATE BOOK CHARGE quarter will be considered late, and the student turning in the books will be fined S5. tig *<*««_- formances. Dr, James E. Dooley, head of the WCU department of music is director of the Conceet Choir. Professor Henrv LoL quist of the WCU music faculty, is the group's accompanist. The public is invited to at- Viviane Woodard Viviane Woodard Cosmetics, Subdivision of General Foods. Consultants needed. Full time pay—part time work. Contact Mary Ann Jacobs, Rt. 1, Box 90, Cherokee, N.C. 28719 rWZO 1 p.«A. . ■'"toorMKu Stadium -6£*K; Thmct ;Dffi3g; TICKETS OH SALE ADVANCE *£> *i THfe'frATfclfe'
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