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  • THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1976 The 1976 Southeastern Emergency Care Seminar will be held July30-August 1 at WCU. The seminar, which will combine a review of basic procedures with exploration of new techniques available to the emergency medical care worker, will present workshops on subjects such as "Emergency Management of the Pin-In Victim," "Emergency Childbirth- -Telling it Like it Is," and THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN "Emergency Care Workers and Medical/Legal Problems." Now in its eighth year, the three-day seminar is expected to attract more than 300 emergency medical care personnel from throughout the Southeast. Further information is available from Lynn Matthews, Division of Continuing Education, WCU, Cullowhee, N.C. 28723, phone (704)293-7397. Contacts 'n' briefs TEENAGE WASTELAND by Greg L. Teetsell Consternation and Resentment In Summer School: II Asteroidal vs. Hemmoroidal Viewpoints An essay by Ofay "Cracker" Peckerwood, professor of Sociology, Bob Jones University "Verily I say unto you, go forth and multiply." But not in quite so many words. It has become increasingly obvious to those of us in the Christian community that the young people of today are taking that saying far too literally. Everywhere I look, on television, on radio, in the press, there is an emphasis on intoxication and integration, an emphasis that all of God's flock should be wary of. And in dealing with the problem of liberalism and anti-Christian humanism, we must classify young people into two distinct groupings, Asteroidal, or those who seek a higher plane through God's word; and the Hemmoroidal, who grow their hair into their eyes and think that Negroes are equal in God's eyes, if they even believe in God. First, let us examine the "asteroidal" point of view. These young people are usually clean cut; clean of mind and of heart. To be asteroidal, these young people realized a long time ago (in part because they listened to their good Christian parents and elders who always know better) that being a "square" and not taking up any of the baser pleasures of the world is surely the way to live a long and prosperous life. These young people know that Jesus wouldn't have wanted women to hold any important station in life, use birth control of any effectiveness, or allow Negroes to be educated. Asteroidal young people ardently fight godless labor unions and liquor-by-the-drink whenever possible, always to the glory of the Church triumphant. And maybe their friends and co-workers laugh at them when they decline the offers to "go forth and multiply." These God fearing future leaders of America know that seekers of bodily pleasures (or those who are "hemmoroidal") will never see the Millenium. Secondly, there are those of the "Hemmoroidal" viewpoint. Young people who are hemmoroidal steep themselves in humanism, the so-called "Playboy" philosophy, and often times in anti-Christian-communist-controlled-media rituals such as Hollywood movies, Negro "rock and roll' music, and drug induced perversions. These hemmoroidal types never respect their elders and in many cases feel that worldly pleasures of the flesh are not harmful and can even assist the young person in gaining "self-fulfillment"! Hemmoroidals place the human above God and God's plan, above the saving grace of Jesus and ignore the hemmoroidal hell which awaits them for all eternity. As the noted evangalist Pat Boone once said, "Rock and Roll promotes bodily excess, that's why I've come to only sing for God." If more of our "hemmoroidal type" young people could be "asteroidal types" and stive for heaven, then what a wonderful future this world would As Christians wait for the glorious return of the Saviour, we must help young people to become asteroidal. We must teach the world that white is right, that America and Britain are God's chosen people, and make the rest of the world, populated mostly by ignorant savages, or worse still, communists, bow to our will. But first we must clean up our own nation, make it safe for our children by either converting those hemmoroidal young men and women, or by jailing them as our great president Nixon wanted to do before the demon-possessed radically liberal press ruined him. Looking at the two types of young people, which wo,uld you like to be? Court Hill %n 28 ingredient salad bar Lunch hours: Sun.-Fri. 11:30-2:00 Phone 586-4484 Brown bag permit Evening hours: Mon-Fri 6.00-9:00 Saturday 6:00-9:30 Library science students and faculty at WCU's Summer School, are sponsoring a book exhibit from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. through July 22 in 104 Killian Building. A wide range of preschool through twelfth-grade books will be displayed by "Books on Exhibit" of Mt. Kiscoe, N.Y., a national exhibiting service now in s 25th year. I found call Lu Catalogs ting to thi teaching program, featuring a cross-referenced subject index, and a detailed listing of contents will be available for quick reference and as an ordering LOST Pianica Green, hard case. Ada at 707. The Cullowhee Child Development Center has openings for children 3-5 during second summer session. Swimming lessons will be included. Contact Kit Olson at 586-5561. FOR SALE '69 Triumph Spitfire. Call 293-9371 or see it at theJayVeeApt.#2. FOR SALE Oil heater, 70,000 BTU Monogram oil space heater with tank. Call 293-5493. Page 3 FOR SALE : Two 14 in. by 7 in. chrome slotted wheels .for Chevy and most G.M.'s. Good condition, a deal at $25 for both. See Mike at the trailer at entrance to Renaissance Apts. in Tuckaseegee any afternoon or evening. FOR SALE Pioneer SX-727 stereo reciever. 37 watts per channel. Like new. $400 retail!. Asking $200 or best offer. Call 586-8134. I There will be an introductory lecture and discussion on ECKANKAR, the path of total awareness, Thursday, July 29, at 8 p.m. in the Cherokee Room UC. The public is invited free. Herbert L. Hyde Democrat for NC LT. GOVERNOR He makes sense. HE WORKS FOR EDUCATION. YOU CAN TRUST HIM. SUPPORTERS CONTACT: JACK D.PHILLIPS REYNOLDS 380 293-7659 OBTAIN YOUR COPY OF THE HILARIOUS "SWAIN COUNTY CUSSIN' RECORD." >woatt<: >a»<: ->m< >aa< •>**<>■*:. >g«K>MK.>a»:.>a^>»K:>gM<oa^'>i^>MK^MK'; i i vm&m Above Courthouse in Sylva.
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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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