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  • THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday February 15, 1973 page 3 Conference On Southern !ThB western Carolinian Africa May 3 And May 4 I SPORTS TRIVIA QUIZ Student participation and involvement are a few of the objectives hoped to be attained in- a Conference on Southern Africa to be sponsored by the Council on International Relations and United Nations Affairs on May 3 and 4, According to Lee Thompson, president of CIRUNA, a dozen specialists in African affairs will be brought in for the conference. Economic and social issues will be stressed , along with the revolutionary side of Southern Africa, in hopes of presenting a " balanced program." Thompson said. One of the my.in aspects of this conference is to better aquaint students with what is presentli happening in Southern Africa, how the future looks, and what knowledgeable people have to say about southern African affairs. "More student involvement" is hoped for in this conference, Thompson suited. The entire program is oriented toward the student, In place of formal reading of papers, this year's program will consist almost entirely of debate and panel discussion types of presentation. Among the people to speak at the conference will be Judge William Booth, former Human Rights Commissioner of New York City and present chairman of the American Committee on Africa, and Senator Gale McKee of Wyoming, who is chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Sub-Committe on Africa, Ken Hansen, a student from Harvard who has just completed field studies in southern Africa will also speak. Some other speakers scheduled are Dennis Brutus, Northwestern University faculty - member in African Affairs, a ' representative from the Suite | Department, a representative . from Gulf Oil Corporation, and I Ms, Golen Butcher, a consul- . tant on African Affairs for the | House of Representatives, i Timothy Smith, of the Coun- I cil for Christian Social Action, 1 and Paul Irish, of Oberland Col- f lege and former Southern Afri- j ca Issue Chairman for CIRUNA " National, are also ontheagenda j for May's conference, Thompson stated that CIRUNA is in need of staff members. Positions are available in public relations, secretarial work, equipment crew, and as guides and pages, Interested persons are asked to contact Ms." Lee Thompson, 5 Political Science Dept., or phone 118, WCU Art Dpe. Has Announced! Two New Art Exhibits i. This week the Western Carolinian will offer a prize of dinner for two at the Cullowhee Cafe for the person who correctly answers the most questions of the "Sports Quiz." Credit will be given for partially correct answers according to the percent of that question answered right, In case of ties there will be a draw to determine the winner. To enter just fill in the blanks and send your answers along with this clipping to : SPORTS QUIZ, P.O. Box 66, Cullowhee, Entrees should be received by next Tuesday. All WCU students are eligible, 1, Who is the basketball star of the late 1960's from Western, who went on to star in the ABA before retiring recently due to an injury? 2, Who was the top pro basketball player of the first half of the twentieth century /1900-1950 (As determined by the NBA Bsi.etball Hall of Fame)? 3, Who was the Austrian skier banned from last year's Winter Olympics by the IOC, allegedly for professionalism? 4, Who Is the only golfer to win all Grand Slam titles in the same year? What were the Grand Slam titles then, and what are they now? How many individual Grand Slam tournaments did this golfer win during his entire career? 5, In what year did the WHA start playing operations? Name 3 players who jumped from the NHL to the WHA, NAME: ADDRESS:. ... _ TELEPHONE NUMBER: -■• ~- ™~„ The Western Carolina University Art Department has announced the opening of two exhibits—the North Carolina National Bank Traveling Graphic Exhibition and the Regional Sculpture Exhibition-- in the Belk Art Gallery. The graphics exhibition was selected from the NCNB per- COME GROW WITH COBB A REPRESENT1TIVE FROM COBB COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM, A SUBURBAN SCHOOL SYSTEM IN THE ATLANTA AREA, WILL BE ON CAM- ITS INTERVIEWING PROSPECTIVE STUDENT TEACHERS ON FEBRUARY 21st, 19- 3- APPOINTMENTS MAY BE SCHEDULED THROUGH THE PLACEMENT OFFICE, APPLICANTS WHO ARE UNABLE TO SCHEDULE INTERVIEWS AN DARE INTERESTED IN EMPLOYMENT IN THE COBB CO SCHOOLS SHOULD CONTACT CLINTON J, TAYLOR. tpfia/imacij THE^OKaJL store All Your PHOTOGRAPHIC Needs.... FILM PAPER CHEMICALS 24 Hoar Service FOR Black & White Main St — 688-M1I i manent collection which now totals mire than 800 works of art, The 1973-74 touring exhibition consists of works by several Tar Heels and by well- known artists from other areas and other countries--including Salvador LV.li and Peter Max, The exhibit includes 18 works in intaglio, etching, lithograph, scrigraph, watercolor and pen and ink, The sculpture exhibition, organized by the Southern Association of Sculptors, Inc., in- Forest land . , , , FROM Page 1 nay for approximately 85 million. Field's attorney, A,N',Stence, when asked whether he would consider selling the land for establishment of a pt.rk, replied,"of course we would eon = sider it,1' Field has the reputation of being civic minded and cooperating with public of- f i c i j* Is Rep.' De Bruhl stated, "The state desperately needs to preserve such areas in their natural state and develop their potential recreational values for the benfi. of this and future generations. Field said that he has known the Western Carolina mountains since his youth and added that he had no plans now other than to log it, and they would log it even less than Mead has. Enrollment , , „ 8 FROM Page 1 is nine percent lower than last year due tothetuituion increase for students out-of-state, according to Kiser, Kiser urged current students to help him recruit new students. He said guest meal tickets and campus tours would be provided for prospective students, eludes 20 works by as many sculptors, Juror for the show was Edward Higgins, Internationally known sculptor, The works are done in cast silicon bronze, steel, aljminum, ceramic cast plaster, lacquered wood, glass and other med.a. The public is invited to attend a reception in Belk Art GalJery Monday, Fe, 19, from 7 to 9 p,m. and to view the exhibits on week days from 8 a.m, until 4:30 p.m, during the month of February, Groups may make appointments to have the gallery open any evening, for food • d i st i net I y \ different from country cuisine, the ubiquitous burger < other customaryj quickies, cc to Court Hi Inn... Here the food, service ar\d\ atmosphere are toithout peer.. 1C/&3*Ct Jul M LCOUIeT tHILL INN Above the <y t^ourthou5g IFIIVA L CXEARANC LADIES FIRST QUALITY 88 *%Vv Jeans 3 _ >DRESSES O siz« ^*<-—^ PRICE H S-M-L *3„. nY M. P*"azzorants 5-15 e w Spring Fashions Arrivin; 52 E. Main St OPEN 9 to 5:30 Six Days a Week Onen till 8 on Friday Sylva, \l. C. "It III III III III III III III "\rc ml' I nil1
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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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