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Western Carolinian Volume 40 Number 02

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  • THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN THURSDAY JUNE 27, 1974 PAGE 3 WCU, ECU to renew gridiron relations Western Carolina University and East Carolina University, intense football rivals in the 1940's and 50*s, will renew gridiron relations in 1975. The state supported institutions are scheduled to meet for the first time in twelve years October 18, 1975 in Greenville, North Carolina. The dates and sites for the remaining games on the multi- year contract will be announced at a future date according to athletic directors Bob Waters of WCU and Clarence Stasa- vich of ECU. The schools have played twenty-four times in the past, most of which came when they were members of the Carolinas Conference and the North State conference. They last met in 1963. ECU pulled out of the Car olinas Conference in 1962 and joined the Southern Conference of which it is presently a member, in 1965. Western Carolina has played as an independent since leaving the Carolinas Conference in 1969, but has made application for membership in the Southern Conference and is presently under consideration by that league. Waters said the contract with East Carolina is another step in WCU's plan to schedule more major opponents for the region. "The addition of teams like East Carolina to our schedule will definitely enhance our fan appeal," he added. WCU will also meet several other regional opponents in 1975, including Furman, East Tennessee, UT-Chatanooga and arch rival, Appalachian State. Visiting schools Continued From Page 1 was getting in transfers from the junior colleges. Arney said many of the students who dropped out here due to financial, academic or personal problems were re-enrolling in the technical schools and junior colleges. He stressed the need for establishing "terminal interviews" for students dropping out of Western that would serve to advise them of the two-year schools they could go to. Arney said the schools his committee visited were "happy we were there." He said there • : ■■■ : : ' S ■.■"■■.:■■:■ : •':'• was a genuine interest in establishing closer rapport between Western and the two-year schools. Arney also suggested that Western could provide the institutions with special assistance in giving their faculty- training in teaching skills. He also pointed to a need in "streamlining" the University's evaluation system for students trying to transfer from the two-year schools to Western. After meetings of discussion groups in the late afternoon, the representatives will attend a 5 p.m. reception at the chancellor's home. C> BUFFET ^ a r* ■to c ft 2 ALL YOU CAN EAT i tr ilf %lf *A~ ■&» *A* *A"A* ^^ ^U^U *X* •£■ *A* «X» *X* *X* *1*^* ^^«^^,^»^, ml^t^^^^^^^m^^l^ml* ^L»^U^U +1**1* *4fA* ^t* ^^ *^ *ic * ^ ^» #p *|t ¥^ *f» ^fw #^ *|* ^* ^p w& *^ «^ ^p ^p *^ *f* ^* +T* *r ^P *r *t* *^ ^P *r *r *r ^t* *^ *r *t* *v* *** ^r* *I* *T*wT*0wm0v**r*&* & MON-FRWAYU-2 SUNDAY11-3 fbr those of you who don't know we are now hen to serve you. What can you do with a 21 year old girl who hates spinach? Take her to Ihe PjzzA Wit •SUBMARINE SANDWICHES • ICE COLD DRINKS ITALIAN SPAGHETTI • COZY DEN ATMOSPHERE •TABLE SERVICE •COLD DRAFT BEER • FRESH SALADS The worlds best pizza. * * * * * * * * * 4^********************^
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