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  • THURSDAY OCTOBER 21. 1976 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Swim re-training session on Saturday e-training session for Red Cross safety structors will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday at WCU under the direction of Dr. Otto H. Spilker. WCU professor of health and physical education. The session is designed for instructors who have not been re-trained in 1974 water safety materials. All sessions will be held at the sw imming pool in Reid Gymnasium. Persons planning to take part must bring five reference manuals to the session. These are: "Swimming and Water Safety Instructor's Manual," "Life-saving; Rescue and Water Safety Instructor's Manual," "Swimming and Water Safety text," "Basic Rescue and Water Safety text," "Life-saving; Rescue and Water Safety mming strokes and lifesaving skills will be Dr. Otto H. Spilker a covered in the session as well as records and re- or293-7360. ports. Further information may be obtained from elephone numbers 293 ^ UNC-A Hosts energy forum Daves: pol where are voters? by Rob Daves UNC-A will host a "Forum on Energy Options" Saturday in Carmichael Humanities Lectnre Hall. Registration for the Forum is at 8:30 a.m. with the program beginning at 9:30 and lasting until 4 p.m. Ihe Forum is sponsored by Carolinians for Safe EnergJ and the Joseph I.eCont Chapter of the Sierra Club. Centering on current energy problems and future demands, the forum will analyze future alternative energy sources and the economic, environmental, feoi-n • and social imPacIS ,nat tneir use wi" nave on lives- lllC/S cigycllli *, Conducted in non-technical terms, the forum is designed for the concerned general public. Ihe program will include an exhibit of solar equipment and a collection of slides of existing Politics...again. For the past several presidential elections, fewer and fewer people have turned out to elect the chief executive of what used to be considered by most people as the world's most powerful and influential country. Social scientists and political observers seem to contribute what is being termed as "voter apathy" to two interrelated reasons, one of which is alienation in the sociological sense. The other, which to me seems a little more recognizable and less esoteric, is simply the lack of a viable choice in candidates - a phenominon which was written about during the first while of the current presidential campaign. But now, after the recent statements and debates, it takes on a new aspect. (Incidentally, if the League of Women Voters wants to call it a debate, fine. Bui let the candidates perform in the classical format of a debate.) Both the behavior and the statements o! Governor Carter and President Ford in the past two weeks have cast a cloud on the quality and indeed the qualifications of the candidates. ThCy have waffled, mispoken themselves (to use Nixon's terms), slung nail-studded mud, and in general have come to a new low in candidate behavior. Alexis de Tocqueville, after visiting the United States during Andrew Jackson's administration, observed that "In that immense crowd which throngs the avenues to power in the United States, I found very few men who displayed that ... independence of opinion which frequently distinguished the Americans in former times, and which constitutes the leading feature in distinguished characters wherever they may be found." Finally, he very astutely observed that "It seems at first sight as if the minds of the Americans were formed upon one model so accurately, they follow the same route." Does it really make any difference who wins the election? I would like to think so but Tocqueville's words keep ringing an alarm bell in my mind. iiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiim minim New Now Open! FOREST HILLS MOTOR LODGE At Forest Hills Country Club Cullowhee,N. C. spacious rooms - kitchenettes POOL-GOLF-TENNIS Forsyth scene of bomb scare An unidentified man called a bomb threat into the WCU switchboard at 12:43 p.m. Tuesday, according to WCU Traffic and Security Director Pritchard Smith, forcing the evacuation of Forsyth building. Smith said the voice, identified by an operator as a "male of about 20," said "This is a 10-man. There's a bomb in the foyer of Forsyth." and hung up. The building was evacuated for an hour, Smith said, while security men am! the Cullowhee volunteer lire Department searched the building. No bomb was found, said Smith, and there- were no suspects yesterday afternoon. There is a possibility that the man is a (Her. according lo Smith, which would explain the "10-man." Smith said thai bomb scares arc felonies in North Carolina. Oldest grad dies at 102 Charles Washington Henderson, the oldest living graduate of Cullowhee Normal School, now WCU, died October 12. Declining health was cited as the cause of death. Henderson was 102 years old. Mr. Henderson was a resident of Quebec Community. N.C. sola, hoines I he hodv ol ihe forum will eonsisl ol presentations by notable speakers from all North Carolina. Dr. Miles 0. Bidwell, asst. professor ol economies at Wake Forest will speak on T slim u ing Future Energy Demands." 'The Role of Nuelear Energy" will be discussed by Dr. Raymond 1.Murray, Burlington professor ol physics al NC State. Dr. Gerald W. Meisner of the UNC-d physics department will speak on "Nuclear Energy-\ lechmeal or Social Problem?" .lesse L. Riley, president of Carolinians lor Safe Energy will discuss "Recent Nuclear Develop ments". ' "Alternatives to Nuclear Energy" will be presented by Dr. Robert S. Cole, assi ' professor ol physics al UNC-A. For further information contact Larry Bradshaw at 293-3286 or Dr. Allan Moore in the W< [ biology department. Juniors & Seniors SPECIAL JOSTEWS CLASS RING DAY MONDAY OCT 25 2 pm til 5 pm Only $10.00 Deposit Required ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY UNIVERSITY SUPPLY STORE Phone - 293-5442 iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii mini iiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Teachers9 Pet 429 N Main, Waynesville open 10-5:30 Mon-Sat Announcing a special once a year sale —— save 10 percent to 30 percent Save 20 percent on all Instructor Teaching Pictures Save up to 30 percent on Vanguard visuals Save 20 percent on Prentice-Hall task cards. Save 10 percent on all "kid's stuff" books and duplicating books. Ml "Spice" books now only $4.95. School sale runs through Nov. 13 or while supply lasts. PARENTSC Our christmas Toy Sale has started. Come in Now and save $$$. . FREE Layaway. Walkie Talkie Set only $9.99. Super Pro Race Track Reg. $16.98. Only 13.88. •lectric Train Set. Reg. $19.98. Only $13.88. Hot Wheels Locomotion. Reg. $6.39. Only $4.99. Look for our toy Sales Book now available.
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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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