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Western Carolinian Volume 41 Number 23

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  • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1975 If you are Interested in contributing to this year's Nomad, the time has come for you to start preparing your manuscript. We are looking for prose, poetry (free verse as well as ordered poetry), and this year we will also consider art work. Prize money will be given to the best work in prose and poetry categories. The money is provided by a grant from the North Carolina Arts Council. In preparing your manuscript, please attach a carbon copy to the original, and affix a separate index card with your name, class, major, Cullowhee address, and hometown. Manuscripts are due in by February 15. Please bring it by William Paulk's office, room 216 McKee. Any member of the student body or faculty here at Western is welcome to contribute to this year's Nomad. The Psychology Club will hold a short business meeting at 7 p.m. Nov, 19 in K104. A program will be presented at 7:30 p.m. All interested persons are invited to attendo There will be an important meeting of the Health Careers Club in the Cardinal Room of the UC on Thursday, Nov, 20 at 7 p.m. Election of new officers will be conducted. Interested individuals who wish to consider membership, and all present members are encouraged to attend. Also planning of upcoming activities and social events will be conducted so come and have a voice in what you want the club to be and do. The initiation ceremony for new members of Alpha Phi Sigma will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m, in the Cherokee Rm. All old members are invited to attend. To all interested veterans: There will be an important Veterans meeting Tuesday at 4 p,m. in the Cherokee Room of the UC. Football practice will be held after the meeting for the game against Haywood Tech, to be played here Wednesday There will be an important IFC - ''Committee" meeting Monday afternoon at 4 p.m. in the Cardinal Room of the UC. 0.ie representative from each fraternity MUST be present. One -on -Or.e Bt- sketball Tournament will be he'd Mor..: Dec.. 1 in Re'd Upper Gyms Kt 4:1") p„m. The ion ■ r.ment will be di.ided into 6 ft, and •'vt, and 6 ft. and under, Western Carolina University's head basketball coach Fred Conley continues to ready both the Purple and Gold squads for Monday's intersquad basketbp.il game. Game time is set for 7:30 P.m, in the contest which spUts the 197.5-76 team into two squads of eqinl strength. Admission is free to the Public and the game will be a good preview of what to look for in the upcoming winter months. The Students Pnotographii Association is meeting Wednes day at 7 p.m. in the Cheroke Room at the UC. All interested persons are invited to attend. There will be a meeting Thursday night at 7 p.m, for those who plan to take the ski course taught at Boone during Christmas vacation. Please be there if you plan to take this coursel The meeting will be held in Reid gym, room 20. Nov, 19, Killian 104. 7:30 p.m., Dr. Hal Shigley.'wCC Psy, Dspt, and Ms. Peggy- Anderson of'Project Teach" will present "Autism: Historical Perspective and Current Treatment". A'l interested persons are invited to attend. There will be an Introductory lecture of Eckankar In the Faculty Lounge of the UC, Thursday, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. AM are invited, "B.oiogy and the Professions" will be the topic of a special seminar if the Biology Club Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. In Rm, 114 Stillwell. Speaker will be D:j E,W, GUxene-, associate dean and director of academic affairs and member of the school of agriculture and life sciences at NC Sta:e U"n!- versity. Students contemplating careers in veterinary science, wildlife biology, biological and agricultural engineering, conservation, entomology, food science, horticulture. Dlant pathology, rural sociology, soil science, or agriculture should find -.his of interest. There will be some emphasis on the new veterinary science program at NCSU, Aip'va Phi Omega will present the Seventh Annual Miss Thanksgiving Womanless Pageant tonight at 8 p.m. in Hoey Auditorium. Marc Pruett is the special guest, A large field of contestants has been entered, and this promises to be a fine pageant, Admission is non-perishable food, clothing, or any amount of money. Everyone is cordially invited. Proceeds benefit the people of Jackson County. Men's Intramural BowJisig T:»urnament vi'1 be held Tues,, Nov. 18, in Reid G vn Bow' • ing Canes from 0:30 - 9:30 p,m, No previ >us sign-nips .are required. All students are invited i > P ir'.iciOKts! Women's Table Tennis tournament wit! be he'-i St 7 p.m, In Re'd Dane? Studio - Nov. 20, On Dec. 26, Mountain Ad- f ventures of Cullowhee will bej leaving for a nine day canoe- ling,'camping adventure in the r wilderness of the Florida Everglades. All trip participants will be^ lreturned to Cullowhee on Jan. 3. I If you are interested in fparticipating in this trip, con- Ltect Cullowhee Wilderness Outfitter for additional detadsand information or cal -9^'.' l(day) or 293-5801 (evenings). THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN CONTACT contact CONTACT contact CONTACT MISSING: One wheel cover for a 1974 Mark IV. Lost in vicinity of Pi Kapp Village. Reward offered. Call 293-5484 after 6:30. FOR SALE: Gerbils - Si each. Crocheted pillows - S6 a pair, Contact Beverly at 293-9598, Call after nine, FOR SALE; One pair Claricon Professional Walkie-talkies, 5 watts, 1-2 channel; $50 each, Reynolds Clarinet, used 2 yrs., Good condition. Si00. Also would like to contact anyone who has the album "One World" by Rare Earth. Call Karen at 708, Looking for bands to play- in local spots. Call Tim Bozard at 586-8133. WANTED: A ride to the Washington DC area (to and from if possible) for Thanksgiving Holidays. Call 693 Reynolds and ask for Shawn in Rm, 134. FOR SALE: Stevens double bar- re! shotgun with 26 inch IC/'MOD barrel. S90, 22 cal. single shot Marl in rifle, S20, Both in excellent condition. Call Jim Manring at 293-7492. FOCN D: White minature Husky dog in the Log Cabin School area. Phone 586-6466, Tickets for the WHO concert in Greensboro to be held Nov, 28, can be obtained by- sending check o." money order to*. Greensboro Coliseum, 1921 W. Lee Street, Greensboro, NC 27403. FOR SALE: 1974 Opel station wagon, automatic transmition, in good condition,around30,000 miles, Reasonable. Call Mrs, Mathews at 293-7492. FLY? Want to go home for the weekend? Too far to drive or takes too long? WHY NOT FLY ? Reasonable rates, Call Shawn Knickerbocker at 586-6209, Page 7 fl N i s g w 0 s ■ 1 N V 1 s >l 0 3 a A a .1, N \ 0 (I N I p N N V M V N 0 * 3 I V >1 N ^ 3 >i ■ 1 >i V H A V « y S .1. V V n II 3 1 d >l n _!_■ i V • U- 3 '■ : 3 5 V N 0 3 (I 0 0 ■ ■oh 3 3 0 a n 1 a N V 3 1 I|H|M a 3 >i s i M vriB |A 3 ■ 1 < U V V s ■ >: V ()■(> V _£■ ■A i X 3 V f M 0 3 3 3 A D N I M n '1 0 JJi H 3 II 1 H n a J 3 1 o 3 3 X •J 3 .) 1 1 N V 0 1 . 0 w 3 >l .1 1 l\ 0 S 3 1 V l« 0 (1 0 lS i V i SPORTS CROSS COUNTRY by Jim Cox Western Carolina's cross country coach Paul Jones had been waiting all season for his team to 'put it all together and reach our peak'* The 'peak' came in the last meet - a win over Berry College, But it is hard to look for a team's peak when it is winning every meet - and by large margins, "The Berry meet was one of those meets where we finally put it all together," Jones said, That can't be disputed when Cat runners finished 2,3, 4,5,6,7,8,9 and 10. NOTICE: sometimes the staff gets carried away and there appears in the paper wierd contacts or fillers, Consider this a normal Beallism orGro- tophorstism. Phi Delta Ding wishes to congratulate the football team or. Us victory Saturday. There will be a meeting of all prospective Kappa Alpha Psi pledges Wednesday, Nov. 19 at 8:30 p.m. in the Cardinal Room of the University Center, WANT S; Su.-e fire methods to success, For details send S5, to PO Box 947. All inquiries kept confidential, FOR SALE-. 1956 Chevrolet Impaia. Good shape. Only$300. Also 1966 Austin Healy Sprite, collectors' item. Only S750, Also 1966 TBird, Runs good. S350 Foreign car repair and tune ups, reasonable rates. (VW tune up* for S6., points not included), Call Turk at 293- 9560. "^^^^ OD. Watts Quick reliable service; Full line of plumbing fixtures; Repair service on gun type oil burners. State Lie. # 6305, Phone 586- 4308. Plumbing and Heating Repair 4 5% discount with WCU ID All LP's and tapes Reduced; Come in and see us! Order NOW for Christmas! Dennis Kaspryzk was the outstanding runner. The sophomore never finished worse than second and captured five first place finishes, The 7-1-1 record the Cat runners finished with was the best cross country record in WCU history. But that record may only be in the books a year - all of this year's runners are returning next year and with a little luck in recruiting two or three top runners, visions of an undefeated season must be dancing in Jones' head. The supreme test will come next November in Springfield, Massachusetts where the NCAA Division II national cross country finals will take place. Jones, admitting he's putting himself on the spot, nevertheless makes this 'out on a limb' pred'etion; "If this group continues to improve and run like they have this year, and if there can be a minute improvement in their times, we'll finish in the top ten in the nation!" Stick around for a year and we'll see if Jones' crystal ball is true to form. CARE HOLIDAY GREETING CARDS BRING JOY TO THE WORLD... BRING JOY TO HER. A holiday donation to CARE may be the most important gilt you give all season — the Gift of Lite. The $2 minimum donation per card will serve 12 hungry children in a developing country a daily bowl of nourishing porridge for a month. See how far your dollars will go when you send these attractive greetings' They tell your loved ones that you have given in their honor. /ou can order cards or send a personal contribution to CARE, Inc. 2581 Piedmont Rd., N.E. Rm. 23-A Atlanta, Georgia 30324
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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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