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  • page 4 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Tuesday February 20, 1973 Carolinian News Briefs Contact RITES OF SPRING COMING SOON! The Third Annual Celebration Eor The Rites Of Spring. Watch for it to happen'. PRE-REGISTRATION Spring Quarter l're-Regis- tration will be held this Wednesday thru Friday, Eeb, -'I, 22, -'3. Students submit their approved course selection to the Register's Office at the University Center Grandroom on these day s, Early payment of fees can be made the week following pre- registration, Eeb. Uti, thru March 2nd, Prepaid students can pick up their class schedules and other Spring Quarter materials on the second floor of the University Center on March 13 and 14, It is recommended that all students try to complete early registration and early payment of fees. WCU TRUSTEES MEETING The Western Carolina I tii versity board of trustees will hold its regular winter meet- in;,' at 10:3(1 a.m., Saturday Februarj -4, in the Catamount Room of the A.K. Hinds University Center. The student affairs, business affairs, aca- demx affairs, and property and building committees, suirtingat 8:30 a.m., will meet prior to the board session, MATH LECTURE Dr. .lames II, Wahab, professor and head of the department of mathematics at the University of South Carolina, will give a lecture at WCl Thursday morning entitled "Mathematics in the Life Sciences.'' The Mathematical Association of America is sponsoring the lecture which will be given in Stillwell 309 at 11:00 am. Interested people can meet with Dr. Wahab over coffee at 111:3(1 am. LLU The LLU will hold classes in came' shearing and milking this week. Due to the size of our classes we will accept aid by any experienced person. Shiek Hamonad will auction off part of his harem '.h's week in an effort to finance his retirement from political life. War games this week have been cancelled in respect to our returning mercenary tro= ops. The parade will go as planned. The LLU pub'.icaly rebuts the Chancellor's plea to secure our aid in his effort to over through the gym,, The meeting is at 8 sharp! ABORTION LEGAL, MEDICAL ABORTIONS FROM 1 DAY TO 2A WEEKS, AS LOW AS $125, FREE PREGNANCY TESTS & BIRTH CONTROL INFO. MS. ROGERS, WASH, D.C, 202-628- 76o6 OR 301-484-7424 ANYTIME. THE SUB Sandwich S/iopj Downtown Svlv? Fun Plaza & Arcade OOL 8, IMIMJ Open Mon-Sat Uam-lOpm Closed On Sundays r'OVIES Thursday night, Feb. 22, there will be two showings of the movie ''Billy the Kid vs. Dracula" in the Reynolds Hall Coffeehouse, Showings will be at 7:30 and at 9:30 pm. Admission is free, ICE Ice can be purchased between the hours of 7 and 10 p.m. from the ice machine in Reynolds Office. The cost is 50 cents per bag, UCB EVENTS Tonight is "Soul Nile-'' in Cullowhee and the University Center Board is sponsoring a dance in the Grandroom >f the CC, The Prophets will provide the m.isic and the dance will last from S:00 p.m. to midnight. There will be a S.50 admission charge. The UCB is also sponsoring this week a speaking engagement by Bob Matheson, Thursday, February 22, a coffeehouse, Friday night, and a bus trip to Appalachian Suite, Saturday, Matheson, linebacker for the Miami Dolphins; is the featured speaker in a program that in eludes color films and comrn.n- tury. He will speak in the G-and- room r>£ the UC beginning at 8 p.m, The coffeehouse will be held from 8:30 p.m, to 12 a.m. in the Goldroom of the UC, There will be refreshments and all performers are welcome, A Saturday night bus trip is plained for students wishing to go to Appalachian and support the Cats in their last game of the season. Students wanting to go can sign up with the UCB secretary on the first floor of the UC. Uist day to sign up is Th irsday and there will be a Si,00 charge to help cover expenses/ Committee Set To Search For Vice Chancellor The search for a new vice chancellor for student development at Western Carolina University is being guided by a committee representing students, trustees, and faculty members, The search committee is headed by Dr, James Pelham Thomas, head of the department of mathematics. Other members are Robert L, Edwards of Mars Hill, a trustee who is superintendent of the Madison County school system; Dr. ■!. T, Hamilton, head of the department of health and physical education; Professor Patsy Scott of the School of Business; Dr.CreightonSos- soman, professor of history; Russel Stevens, assistant director of student housing; Dwight Nelson, president of the student body; Rhonda Ward, a student leader and Denis Ho-vell and Gail Sifford, both honor students at the university. The committee will make re commendations to Dr. Jack K. Carlton, chancellor, for a suc« ccssor to Dr* Herb F. Reinhard, who resigned last August to become assistant vice chancellor for academic affairs and dean of students at the University of Tennessee at Martin. TALENTS Wanted: talents of any variety to audition for a dinner theatre in April. Musicians, singers, comedians, sword - swallowers, etc. Auditions to be held March 23 at 7 o'clock in the Grandroom at the U.C. For Further information call John Clark 293-5849. APARTMENT 2 Br, Duplex \pt. on i acre in Webster; All eletric, with carpet, stove, refrigerator. Quiet, with tremendous ELECTRIC ^^^ view. HEATER Wake up warm as toast on winter mornings with a 16.~>ohm Sears electric healer, 4 elements. A steal al Si5.00, Was S30.00, Contact Box 1253, Cullowhee, N.C, YAMAHA For Sale: 1970 Yamaha CT-i Dirt Bike, 173 cc. Have street equipment. Will sell or trade for stereo equipment. Call Jim Holmes. 586-6238, WORKERS NEEDED Fontana Village Resortn.'eds five full- time workers begin ning March 15 and six full lime workers beginning March 24. They will be open until Thanksgiving, Please contact the Student Aid Office for more details and application forms, TAPE RECORDER For Sale: Roberts 770-X Tape R icorder. Only 400 hrs. operating time, Wnen New SI00, Only Si50 or best offer, Call Jim Sorgl in room 324 Albright, 447. REVERSIBLE JACKET I.O.ST: Blue and white reversible jacket in the laundry mat Sunday. Had meal ticket in pock- Pennsylvania Linebacker .... FROM Page 3 tributes to excel as a linebacker for Western Carolina," says WCL assistant eoaeh Johnny Wike. "He is a quality foitball player that could help us next yea- its a freshman.'' Western Carolina University, an NCAA College Division independent, posted a 7-2-1 record i ist fa I land fin: shed eighth in the final Associated Press Small College Poll. He is the seventh Pennsyl- vair'an to sign with Western Carolina in the post year, in» eluding ex-Beaver County prep- siers Joe DVMessandris, Men- aca Center; Jeff Ciccone, All- quippa and Joel McCanna, New Brighton, Write the editor P.O. Box 66 RESEARCH MATERIALS All 7 opics Send for your descriptive, up-to-date, 128 page, mail order catalog of 2,300 quality research papers. Enclose $1.00 to cover postage and handling. RESEARCH UNLIMITED 519GLENR0CK AVE, SUITE203 LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90024 (213)477-8474 • 477-5493 "We need a local salesman" ^^ ha* IMV> , <^<.U r E G A L UNDERSTAND PLAYS, NOVELS AND POEMS FASTER WITH OUR NOTES We're new and we're the bigest! Thousands of topics reviewed for quicker understanding. 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