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  • \rV£5TEI$l Qai^LiMIAM VOICE OF THE STUDENTS VOL. XXXVIII No. 18 Thursday October 19, 1972 Western Carolina University Cullowhee, North Carolina Sorority Rushing To Begin Sorority rush has been plan- ned by the WCU Panhellenlc Council. Initial activities will cwsist i■■? series of "open house parties" for potential rushees on October 30 from 7= 10 p.m. in the New Women's Residence Hall. Any women interested in sororities must fill out a letter of intent before she will be eligible for rush. The letters must immediately be sub- mitted, along with a $2.00 rush fee, to Scott 109, or to Ruby Zimmerman In the New Women's Residence Hall, 506-B. According to information distributed by the P.C., women will meet in the 9th floor lounge to receive name tags and group assignment for visitation to each sorority party. In addition, each sorority guest book must be signed to guarantee that each rushee will continue with rush activities. "Parties" will last about 25 minutes each, and will take place in residence hall stairwells as follows: Alpha Xi Delta, 5th floor; Delta Zeta, 4th floor; Phi Mu, 3rd floor; Sigma Kappa, 6th floor; and Zeta Tau Alpha, 2nd floor. Future rush scheduling Indicated that on Tuesday, October 31, rushees are to pick up Skit Party invitations and return them after accepting or rejecting those of their choice. Invitations may be received to all 5 skit parties, but only 3 ma&be accepted. Preference Party invitations may be received from 3 sororities, but only 2 may be accepted. They should be returned to 2nd floor U.C. between 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m, Rushees will submit bids for sororities on Tuesday, Nov. 7 at the office of the Assistant Dean of Student Development, on 1st East, Scott from 8:30= 3:30 p.m. Sexual Variations Discussed Another session of the Human Sexuality Program entitled "Variations of Human Sexuality: Homosexuality and Prostitution" will take place at 6:30 on Monday, Oct, 4 in the ninth floor lounge of the new women's residence hall. An award-winning Time-Life film, "Consenting Adults" will be shown. The film looks deeply into the psyche of homosexuals and into their views on society and themselves. The guest speaker will be Dr, William Franklin, chairman of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology of Western Carolina University. The lecture series has thus far been wcll-aUonded. Men will be allowed into the lounge for the program, and the lecture and film will be free to all students. On Tuition, Rights TRUDY CLUBB, LAST YEAR'S Homecoming Queen, is introduced to Western Carolina alumni during half-time by Chancellor Jack Carlton. Staff Photo by R. Paul Smith Overflow Crowd Expected For Nader Two-fisted, Corvair-crush- ing consumer advocate Ralph Nader will speak at Western Carolina University on Monday, October 31. Due to the difficulty of meeting the terms of Nader's contract, a seating problem is anticipated. Nader's contract specifically states that he will not speak outdoors or in a gymnasium; therefore the Lectures, Concerts and Exhibitions Committee, which is responsible for Nader's appearance, is forced to have Nader speak at the next largest place, the University Center Grandroom. Seating ca pacity there is only 900. A special admission card is required for students to attend the speech. The admission card is free with the presentation of an LCE subscription series ticket or a WCU activities card and ID card. Admission cards will be made available at the information Desk of the University Center beginning Monday, October 23 on a first-come, first-served basis. An overflow crowd Is expected to be on hand to hear the controversial speaker, so students are advised to pick up their tickets early. New Committee Mediates Student Complaints The new Academic Affairs Committee of the Student Senate now affords the student a- nother channel through which criticisms of instructors maybe aired. The committee is authorized to interview students who have criticisms of instructors and to act as an intermediary between student and instructor. This special function of the committee has been established by Senate passage of a resolution sponsored by senator Harold Rogers in the third legislative session of the present school year. According to senator Harold Rogers, "If you have a spe- CONTINUED Page 3 .... Student Leaders Confront State The student government heads of this state's institutions of higher learning have compiled a list of proposals and recommendations which they plan to present to the Board of Governors of the University of North Carolina and the General Assembly sometime after the Nov. 7 elections. The recommendations which deal with a number of issues call on the Board of Govern nors as a group and as individuals to seek a reduction in the tuition fees for both instate and out-of-state students. The leaders requested that the board bring the level of tuition back to 1970-71 and termed the planned increase in instate tuition a "desperation effort by the state to raise monies it has lost through the decline of out-of-state students." The leaders will recommend that the Board of Governors reconsider the increase In tuition in light of the present eco» nomlc conditions, "particularly in view of the N.C. average per family income of $3,700 being among the lowest In the nation," the proposal read. Tne proposals and recommendations which the student body presidents have been working oh since early summer also call on the board th establish a uniform ' 'bill of Students Rights" which will preserve the rights of students as citizens of the United Statesandas citizens of the State of North Carolina. In making the request for a uniform "Bill" the leaders also asked that Its violation be subject directly to the authority of the Consolidated Board of Governors, or lesser committee established for that purpose. The group will ask the board to approve the recommendations in order to prevent future disruptions and discontent on the state's university campuses. The recommendations patterned after the original Bill of Rights asks the university system to guarantee the same rights of freedom of speech, press, assembly and protection from unreasonable search and seizure. The recommendation also called on the board to grant students the following: the right subject to reasonable regulation to solicit money on campus for recognized student organizations; the right to use campus facilities, structures and services, subject only to the uniform regulations needed for their operation without additional charge against students; each have the right to be e- qually represented through his elected officials in the formulation of University policy and boards making.policies In areas primarily financed by students shall be composed of at least a majority of students; and that each student has the right to inquire and be informed of the reasons for any university policy affecting him. Also included are: each student shall be evaluated solely on the basis of academic performance and not on his opinions or conduct unrelated to academic affairs; and no rule may discriminate against any student because of race, religion, political belief, affiliation or economic reason. In calling on the university system to drop the idea that the university acts as the parent away from home, in loco parentis, the group asserted that the "University is not the arbiter of student morals or personal affairs nor is it the enforcer of societial norms." The proposal goes on to fix the student's obligation to the university as "an educational enterprise, not the university as a state agency subject to public censure." Non-Student Spouses Secure Reduced Rates The non-student spouse of a full - time student can now obtain a spouse ID Card that will secure reduced prices to several campus activities. To be admitted at reduced prices, the spouse must present the special ID Card, which can be obtained at the University Center on Fridays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for a service charge of $1.00. The husband or wife of a full-time student will need his or her driver's license and the student's WCU ID card to have the spouse ID made. Examples of reduced rates for spouses and special activities for married couples include the following: Athletic Events: reduced prices for spouses ~ football games reduced to $1.50 and basketball games to $.75. Student Government productions: prices of concerts reduced to $1.00 for a non-student spouse. Little Theatre Productions: ticket prices reduced from $1.25 to $.75 for spouses. University Center Activities card: The spouse of a student is now entitled to buy the $5.00 card at the regular price, which is worth over $20.00 per quarter. Library: Spouses are now entitled to obtain library cards with the presentation of their special ID card. Meal Ticket: $25.00 commuter meal tickets can now be purchased by spouses. On Sunday, October 22, the UCB will sponsor a cookout at Camp Shelton, providing food, transportation, and recreational facilities. On November 5, the UCB will sponsor recreational activity at Reid Gym with swimming, basketball, volleyball, and badminton, and on November 19, they will sponsor free billiards for married students from 2:00 until 5:00 p.m. in the U.C. pool room.
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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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