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  • page 2 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Tuesday AdhI 17. 1973 FOR CONFIDENTIAL COUNSELLING CALL TOLL FREE 800 523-4436. RESEARCH MATERIALS All Topics Tend 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 519 GLENR0CK AVE, SUITE 203 LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90024 (213)477-8474 • 477-5493 "We need a local salesman" Western Carolina University Gets Accreditation By Nursing League Initial national accreditation was awarded Monday to the Western Carolina University Department of Nursing by the National League for Nursing. The action was taken by the NL.N Board of Review for baccalaureate and higher degree programs. It followed a self- evaluation study by the department faculty led by Clair E. Martin, and recommendation for accreditation by an NLN visiting team. Accreditation by the NLN preceded by two months the graduation in June of the first ^ # V * * * V *£<§) your Student Body President Wky," Vie's got Q Experience, w V Dedication, \ v (l3EPEND*BtUTY,S ijL ^AND action/ W V V MfrkE YOUR. VOTF XOOWT tr senior class of nurses. "Only one other baccalaureate nursing program in the state has received national accreditation before graduation of a class. There are 11 undergraduate degree programs in North Caro- Easter Festival Set An estimated 200 bands are expected to perform over Easter weekend at the Ole Time Fiddler's and Bluegrass Festival in Union Grove, NC. Beginning April 19 the convention will continue to midnight April 21. Outstanding clogging groups will make appearances on Friday and Saturday nights. The world championship competition is scheduled for the final evening and will be limited to the best 49 bands. In conjunction with the convention there will be a crafts fair featuring quilts, aprons, bonnets and other items homemade by mountain people of N, Carolina. General Admission for the entire festival is $10.00. That includes camping space without water and electricity. Tickets are $8.00 a piece for both Friday and Saturday, and $5.00 for Saturday only. For information concerning other fiddler's conventions and Bluegrass Festivals consult these two magazines: "Blue- grass Unlimited" and "Mule- skinner News," or write the Archive of Folksong, Library of Congress, Washington, DC 20540. Una. Monday's announcement clu- minated an effort begun in 1966 when WCU , at the urging of hospitals facing a critical shortage of nurses, moved into the nursing field. Its four-year program was approved in 1968 by the State Board of Higher Education and the N. C. Board of Nursing, received funding from the 1969 General Assembly, and earned state accreditation from the Board of Nursing in 1971, In addition to the first 16 graduates who will receive degrees in June, 27 juniors, 55 sophomores and 79 freshmen are enrolled in the program. In announcing the NLN action, WCU Chancellor Jack K. Carlton said "not only the University, but all those in Western North Carolina who saw the need for this program and helped in its development, can be tremendously proud of the work done by Professor Martin as head of the department, the nursing faculty, and the students." Clinical support for the WCU program is provided through affiliations with St. Joseph's, C, J. Harris, Haywood County, Oteen VA, Highlands and the Cherokee Indian hospitals; public health departments in Haywood, Jackson, and Swain counties, and the Smoky Mountain and Blue Ridge mental health clinics. Students in their last two years spend two to three days a week in the hospitals, departments, or clinics under the supervision of faculty members. In addition to the 177 full- CONTINUED Page 3 . . . . Feedback FEELING DOW.M? CAN'T MAKE ANY U-TURNS?? "NEED TO TALK TO HER? NEED A STUDY BREAK? to the 2 8= "a r > o r 3 PI 2! H C > 'Z o AFTER mm COFFEE HOUSE ATMOSPHERE Spaghetti Alfredo ^(UUMKO: Pizza ' By (\ t Expresso Coffee ring Tour Uwn Liquids Garlic Bread WINE BEER LIQUOR In Shopping Center Above Intersection of 107 & 19A-23 s. H C O D ■■O *K C SS s COT SPIDER WEBS IN YER MAILBOX? JUST BOUGHT A LID OF TEA?? GRUB MOUNTAIN IS FULL? Dear Students, As the new year of "1973" rolled in, new happenings and events took place on our campus. We were met by some very much needed changes, and some not so needed changes, and we reacted in a semi- Democratic way. With the first announcement of the new policy enacted or shall I say enforced by the new chancellor, we reacted as if someone had placed a pin under our seats. We knew the pin was there, but we wanted to sat down on it just for the thrill of being stuck. Many of us reacted to the sticking and didn't know what we were being stuck for. With our first call to arms, the walk to the Chancellor's house, approximately 300 students marched to the drive of the Chancellor's home. This is about 3% of the total campus population. Now there is a serious question that I must ask all students that participated in the march. Did everyone there know why we were marching? Think about it. I as a passer-by didn't really know what was going on. I had only heard rumors of what was happening. I'm sure that half of the people that were in the march were in the same category. Another question comes to mind. Where was the other 97% of the campus population? I'm sure that they were not studying. Because 250 of the studious persons are no longer with us this quarter. Is it that they didn't care? Or was the problem lack of interest in campus affairs? To me this was a sign of non student involvement and the general "apathy" common here at WCU. that is If elected 1 propose to get the students involved in the affairs of the campus. I propose to do this by getting the incoming freshmen and sophomores interested in what's going on in SGA, their residence halls and the community of WCU on a hold. I would like to see more channels of communication between SGA and our silent uninformed student body. Your support would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, James Burris Election .... FROM Page 1 to campaign, but Ford said last night that "unless we get a ruling from the Court, he will not appear on the ballot." Candidates for the two offices drew straws yesterday to determine name position on the ballot. In the presidential race, the ballot will be ordered with Ed Wilson first, Scott Lindsay second and Harold Rogers third. On the vice presidential ballot, Wardell Townsend will be first, Dwight Sparks second, Mary Morrison third, then James Burris, Joe Digges and Charles Newman last. DON'T START YOUR WEEKEND REFORE YOU VOTE Paid for by students for ED WILSON V.
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