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  • October 8. 1974 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN PAGE 3 Spotlight shines behind scene By Peggy Robertson 's><r n' An estimated 4000 people were entertained by Billy Preston in a performance that was by all means an electrifying experience. But is the selling of tickets and the presentation of the performer all that is envoived in a concert? Not by a long shot! Don Ramsey, director of Student Government Productions began preparing for the first concert of the year early in July by passing out surveys of what groups the majority of students would like to appear. In August, Ramsey was notified that Billy Preston would be available, Popularity surveys on Preston were taken around campus to secure the success of the concert, after which Reid Gymnasium was reserved. Contracts were then drawn up and a paper. called a "rider," containing provisions which must be met, was sent to Ramsey. Tickets were printed and the contract was signed and sealed. Engineers, electricians and a stage crew of seven men who travel with Billy Preston, were hired and were responsible for the assembling of the stage and equipment, making sure it met all the requirements stated in the rider. Four spotlight operators were hired, and of course, people were hired to clean the gymnasium after the concert. A lot of work, not often thought about, goes into a concert and without these people behind the scenes, Cullowhee would remain the same little dry town that it has been for years. JANE AND Sucessorto Accreditation committee is named A 15-member visiting committee has been named by the Southern Association of Colleges and Universities for the decennial accreditation study of Western Carolina University. The university's self - study- was conducted during 1973 - 74 under the direction of a steering committee and Dr. Clifford Lovin, self - study director. The visiting comnittee will be on the campus October 15- 18 to review the self - study- report and to meet with Chancellor H.F. Robinson, the steering committee and director, and other university officials. Dr. William E„ Norris, academic vice president of Southwest Texf.s State University, is chairman of the visiting committee. Other members are: Dr. Joseph Baylen, chairman of the Department of History, Georgia State University; Dr. Richard Brightwell, director of continuing education, University of South Florida; Randall W. Carter, assistant dean of the Division of Allied Health Professions at Woodruff Medical Center, Emory University; Mildred N. Jordan, Virginia Beach, Va. President Charles Millican, Florida Technological University; Dr. Frqnklin E. Moak, dean of students of the University of Mississippi; Dr. John Otts, professor in the College of Education at the University of South Carolina; Dr. Harry- Robinson, associate professor of instructional technology and library science and dean of learning at Alabama State University; Dr. E,M„ Smith, professor of marketing and marketing management, University of Alabama, Dr. Paul H, Spence, librarian of the University of Alabama in Birmingham; Dr. Butler H. Waugh, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Florida International University; David Weiss, chairman of the department of Speech and Drama, university of Virginia; Walter West, assistant dean of the university for admissions and re- ords, Trinity University; Dr. John R, Martin, professor of civil technology, the University of Huston. Sylva Flower Shop CHANGED FROM LAST YEAR Daily peli very to Cullowhee =jt =»fc =Jt 586-2214 WEDDINGS *^p* ^^% ^^* ^a^ ^a^ ^a^ ^a^ BIRTHDAYS ^ft%^l% <^i^ ^»^ *a^ ^a^ ANN.I VERSARY 5JC 9fC 9|C 3|C 3|C 3fS 9f> *^ ^f* m^ i i c< A.9JLSL ^i^*, Western Carolinians went "Round in Circles" Friday night to the music of Billy Preston in Reid Gymnasium, The concert, which was a great success will be followed by the Eagles, who will perform for Homecoming next weekend. (photo by Peggy Robertson) aaaBflflooeoflp o.9_g_a a a, B.B.9.B-n.»-9.i»-ii-i)-a-9-a.iuJi-gJLtt-iL»-g-a.8 ATTENTION STUDENTS t**^ a P i OBNIJIM '«. WE CLOTH "across from Bridge" Denim agents hours 10-10 Moa-Sat Nicky & Roger tfTfl'fl 88 8 8 mrffl II 86 8 flTB'e 8 5 8 8 BTTra 8 0 5 8 8 V8 8 6 6 8 8 S B 8 8 S TRY OUR, Sub Plumed V ^n • ACROSS 3R0M W6 BMDQS Mon—Thurs, 11—10 Sun, 1—10
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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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