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page 6 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN TUESDAY MAY 22, 1973 RIXZ Thursday-Saturday May 24-25-26 FORGOTTEN BY NATURE... INVADED BY MODERN MAN! starring JOHN ASHLEY • PATRICK WAYNE LEIGH CHRISTIAN and GEORGE NADER as "Nereus" Screenplay by Charles Johnson • Produced by John Ashley and Eddie Romero • Directed by Eddie Romero METROCOLOR fcC^SIgf] 111 a DIMENSION PICTURES release Adult Late Show Friday & Saturday 11:30pm "THREE FOR x\ Jtjr\-JLV JL jL. Five to get ready and. six to go GO GO! Sunday thur Tuesday May 27-28-29 (tpUHtft YOUR KIND OF BLACK FILM !iJR] METROCOLOR mgm ^ Wednesday thur Saturday May 31 - June 1-2 THE MARTIAL ARTS MASTERPIECE! Sights and sounds like never before! LEAHNTHESECRETOFTHE, COMING ATTRACTIONS: June 3-5 THE VALACHI PAPERS June 6-7-8-9 BATTLE of the PLANET OF THE APES WCU Calendar Questionnaire The ac hoc academic calendar committee met in February 1973 to consider a proposed calendar for 1973-74. It was recommended that a Calendar Committee be established with representatives from students, faculty and administration. A committee was appointed and is trying to determine which type of calendar is most desired by members of Western Carolina University by submitting the following questionnaire. Completed questionnaires should be given to a member of the committee, sent through the mail to Dean Cecil Brooks in Bird Administration Building, Room 200 or submitted to the receptionist in the Registrar's Office not later than Friday, May 25. The purpose of this questionnaire is to solicit your recommendations on future academic calendars at Western Carolina University. A 1972 survey revealed that the following number of institutions of higher learning in the United States planned to use the indicated academic calendar for the 1972-73 school year. traditional semester early semester quarter .......... 354 trimester . \ 974 4-1-4 .... 585 other , . 81 . 329 . . 125 Under the traditional semester calendar, the first semester begins in late September and ends in late January, the second semester ends in early June. Under the early semester calendar, the first semester begins in late August and ends in December. The second semester usually begins in January and ends in April or May. Under the quarter system, the year is divided into four eleven week quarters with the fall, winter, and spring constituting a normal academic year. Under the trimester calendar, the year is divided into three equal parts, usually sixteen weeks each. On some campuses, the summer trimester is divided into A and B parts. Under the 4-1-4 plan, the first semester begins in September and ends before Christmas. January is devoted to a one-month intern program, when students take one course, frequently of an perimental nature. That is followed by a second semester, beginning in February and ending in June. This Calendar Committee requests your assistance in determining the most desirable academic calendar for W.C.U. by responding to the following questions: 1. Of the calendars mentioned above, name the type of calendar which you think will be most desirable educationally for W.C.U. 2. if st: a. you name a calendar other than the quarter system, list in order of priority its educational strong points: b. d. 3. What factors for your personal convenience should be considered in any calendar? 4. If you think we should continue on a quarter system calendar, please suggest a 1974-75 calendar: Fall a. desirable starting dates ^^^^^^^^^^^■^^■i b. desired number of class days c. length of final exam period d. minimum number of days for vacation e. minimum number of days between quarters Please circle the appropriate items to indicate your status: a. student faculty staff administration b. male female married single c. live in residence hall . live off campus d. WCU school: Business Education Arts and Sciences Health Sciences Graduate Other e. freshman sophomore junior senior graduate non-degree Winter Spring H p ^ ^ onky Chateau toed.- FRl.- Sat. iA-00 fig NIGHT CLUB J)ld Roller Skate Rink West Marshall Street, Waynesviile F*i & Sat. <5?.rr>. - 1 a/n. h. ® m Us y ja fi 4 ® ffpecTa/ Prices' VitcWzrs ...91.S6 i»a^ %X^>. Rec?u:teJ
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