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Western Carolinian Volume 38 Number 11

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  • THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Tuesday September 26, 1972 page 4 News Briefe 1UCB Fair Greets st"denfs „_„ I The University Center Board A sampling of other UC! CATHOLIC STUDENTS The Catholic Student Center1 will "Take 5" inviting all students to join in, at the Newman Center, Thursday, 6 p.m. TENNIS Students who have previous tennis playing experience and wish to try out for the WCU varsity tennis team should contact E. G. Vassian, Room 333- 335, Stillwell Building.' Current and prospective members of the team should meet 3 pm at the upper tennis courts on Wed., Sept, 27. CATAMOUNT PHOTOS Any organization including cheerleaders, majorettes, the band etc. who would like to have their picture in the Catamount must contact David Harb (phone 293-7388 Reynolds 341) between October 3 and November 20. Absolutely no pictures will be taken after this date! YOUNG REPUBLICANS There will be a meeting of the Young Republicans Club tonight, Tuesday, September 26, in Room 118, McKee, at 6:00 p.m. All Young Republicans, Nixon supporters, and alienated Democrats are urged to attend. ALPHA KAPPA PSI SMOKER The brothers of Alpha Kappa Psi professional business fraternity will have their fall smoker on Wed., Sept. 27 at I 7:30 in room 320 Forsyth. STUDENT JOBS Glenn Hardesty, WCU Aids Officer, reminds students to register in the Student Aid Office in Scott Hall for part- time jobs. HIKING CLUB MEETS The Western Carolina Hiking Club will hold an organizational meeting this Thursday, September 28, in Stillwell, room 211. Plans for the next hike will be discussed. Everyone is invited to attend. The Hiking Club will also hold a day hike in the Smokies this coming Saturday. We will leave from the Baptist Church at 8:30 Saturday morning. Everyone is invited. TRACK MEETING Track coach Paul Jones invites all prospective WCU track team members (old and new) to attend a meeting in room 22 of Reid Gymnasium, at 7:30 pm, Wed., Sept. 27. BSUL MEETS T0NITE There will be a Black Students United for Liberation meeting Tuesday night, September 26, 1972, at 7:30 in the Cherokee Room of the University Center. POL I SCI MAJORS Important meeting of Political Science Majors. Thurs., Sept. 28, 7 pm, McKee 118. SUN LAMP FOR SALE Westinghouse Sun Lamp Kit. Almost new. $5.00. 293-5695 after 5 p.m. APARTMENT FOR RENT Apartment for rent: married couple. Furnished. Two bedrooms. On campus. Start Nov. 1. Phone 586-5759. TYPIST NEEDED Mountain Area Professional Services, Sylva needs a typist- receptionist four days a week from 10:30 to 3:30. Contact Mrs. Stringer at 586-6432. The University Center Board is sponsoring an Activities Fair in the University Center Grand Room on Wednesday, September 27th from 3:00 pm until 9:00pm. Thirty campus clubs and organizations will have representatives, displays, and demonstrations. Other orgainzations such as BSUL will have a film presentation. The Gymnastics Club and Ski Club plan to have demonstrations. This is an opportunity for the students of WCU to learn about campus organizations. Students can talk to the club members and the clubs can get to know the students. AU students are invited but a special invitation is extended to all Freshmen and transfer students. There is no admission charge. Refreshments will be provided compliments of the University Center Board. Door prizes will be awarded at the Fair. One prize will be steak dinners for two at the Canterbury Inn. There will also free dinners at the Cullowhee Cafe given away to lucky people. Contact- TRAILER FOR RENT For Rent: 2 bedroom Trailor for 2 people. $110.00 per mo. See Frederick Haynes No. 6 Varsity Trailer Park, between 6-8 p.m. Tues. and Wed. NEEDS A RIDE History Faculty Member wants ride to and from Nations Creek/Wilmot Church west of Dillsboro, to arrive at W.C.U. by 9 a.m. Return 4 p.m. or later. Tom O'Toole. sampling of other UCB w.ents scheduled during the quarter include Political debates, a fashion show, and fun house for October; a bazaar for November; and a Marx Bros. Film Festival that has no date set. In addition to those events already scheduled various other ideas are being tossed around among the committees fortheir judicious consideration. Some of these suggestions include: A Rod Serling Festival, Mountain Folk Festival, Flash Forums (Current Events), a program on Women's Lib, an Oldies - Goldies weekend, and an Art contest for high school students. UAsmy MAM* oot> .jsBs*™*** ^aw* 0M?T6Mt>\NG«! C7^ &AAy WM4HT... CAUL. Tup]?a*alt store All Your PHOTOGRAPHIC Meeds.... FILM PAPER CHEMICALS 24 Hour Service ,3«8-4»J4 APPLICATION AND PASSPORT PHOTOS COMMERCIAL- PORTRAITS ^jjEDmNgS^^ANOIDS^^^ FOR STUDENTS ONLY Starting this fall , any WCU Student that comes in the store will be given a punch card entitling him to THREE Lbs. of Dry Clean Cleaning FREE for every 10 loads of clothes washed ATTENDANT ON DUTY '^ma DROP OFF SERVICE Wash—Drj —Fold SYLVA. N. C ECONOMY(jJP WASH POT • SPOTTED * CLEANED * * STEAMED * BAGGED * ALL FOR 40</lb. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING To Assist Yoi MACHINES STERILIZED NIGHTLY HOURS 8—10:30 Mon—Sat 9 To 9 on Sunday Next To Harold's Supermarket- WEST MAIN STREET
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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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