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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1976 Study in Rome this Christmas Students wishing to spend three or more sseeks in hals during the Christmas Holidays ssill base the opportumts of doing so through the unique Offerings of Studs in Rome Programs. 1 he regular programs ol Opera, Photograph) and Roman Civilization and Culture ssill be combined and thus available to all interest groups. Special trips to the Naples Has ana ssuh visits lo Pompeii. Heiciila ileum and Capri are included. Optional trips to Florence mas be arranged as ssell as to Milan., or Venice. I union for the three sseeks is S200 with pro-rated days beyond the three week period for those wishing 10 use our staff. You mas anise in Rome at a date later than the scheduled Dec. 1 departure dale. Come sshen sou ssish and lease sshen you ssish. Your air tare ssill be the lossest. the 22-45 das excursion fare. We can arrange for sour land accommodations as per the brochures or sou can handle all the extras on your ossn. Call any TWA office for the current air fares. Write todas for registration forms: Studs in Rome Programs Hoy 611 Coconul Grove, Miami. Florida 33133. THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN what then is this global perspective I talking about all quarter in tins column? And boss can the WCU community go about dcseloping this ness? Obvious!) tins perspective begins m ■ move mini ass as from the constrictions of purely present and local perspectives. This already has its beginning in the expanded psychological flexibility necessary tor role learning in our large hetero gencous national society. We have already begun learning to function well with groups of Americans whose life styles differ from our own. From this we ought to progress to the advanced versatility ot "global psyches" that reach out beyond the confines of ihe home culture to trans-cultural Unfortunatel) much education todas lies allegoric .ills in a land of permanent dusk, rough in terrain. through sshich ssinds a darkly gleaming riser. Hen and there across the landscape and along the riser canipliiis t>loss. Around each fire a cluster of people sit, huddled against the dark, preoccupied CAP Center holds awareness groups Two Self-Awareness Groups for Women will be beginning next week. They will meet for two hours each on Monday and Tuesday and ssill coser areas such as self-concept, assertiveness training, communications and interpersonal skills. Contact t andis Williams for further information. Students at the Cherokee Center and WCU commuters are advised thai Hutch Sanders' revised counseling schedule is: Monday. CAP Center, 9-5. Tuesday, Cherokee Center, 2-5 (by appointment); 6-10:30 (open). Wednesday. Cherokee Center, 2 5 (by appointment); 6-10 (open). Thursday, Cherokee Center. 2-5 (by appointment); 6-10 (open). Friday. CAP Center, 9-5. Commuters ssho have thus far found il difficult lo see Mulch al the university are urged to take - m empm-^m&t . advantage of his availability at Cherokee. In Cherokee, sou mas reach Butch by leaving a message al 4°7-3<>23. Diane Wood asks thai any students interested in helping locate community resources available to WCU students contact her immediately. She ssould like lo compile a resource manual for the campus community. Such a manual might seise as an idea for a term paper or research project you mas be doing. II sou are interested in discussing ibis ssith her. slop by ihe CAP Center or call 293 7344 or 293 7170. brief contact ssuh other groups. But most of these contacts are unrewarding. Each group has developed distinctive ssass of Irving, ssass that seem appropriate and natural to its members, bizarre and threatening to outsiders. In the darkness sshich separates each group from another contacts can only communicate distorted parodies of actual cultures. Bui noss imagine (bear ssith me!) that the long night is nearing its end. Because 1 think that the human species' potential is al such a juncture. The gradual enlargmenl of our circles of awareness otters us ihe possibility. through ness knowledge of boss diverse social and cultural systems ssork. of sensing realities and patterns sse base onls imagined before. With greater global awareness sse can see that all the residents of this planetary salles share the same flossing water. We may even learn lo sec trends and patterns in the distance of both time and space and perhaps begin to accurately imagine ihe future consequences of present actions. reaching and learning from a global perspective can make our old single cultural tire svorshipping dass seem pale. Old habits ssill probably lose their authority. In Ihe mean lime sse all stand asskssanl. unsure, naked and troubled by the need to resolve strange ness questions, lacking confidence thai the ethical principles of the past apply. As sse attempt to change our perspective as a teaching-learning community our steps ssill be tentative and unsure. So lei's lake them easily, leaning on one another for support. Next week I'll present sonic of ms ideas about what sse might start doing right assay and I'll hope io begin hearing from > 'all then i...>! ^^rfli DIDHT tA\*0 11 vy/W£* I BuT >o*e PEofLe wane wheh TWt re copses *&ie-\ JNT i/r"5(?T TO HHi QdT Z ..^oh't we Ml »*™ >cie*e*.l WW fV^rt DI5Tufi,8i:-t> ToFiNbWT THAT m7 />M )<>* we*e FULL. 90T wtfsiy T*7 «*•' that TNe oA/cy H*rti oume opcn was KATAMAWW CAUULUi...,, '90g$& ITALIAN CUISINE & STEAK HOUSE Balsam Road Waynesville, NC MON - SAT 456-7977 STUDENTS IN THE NEAR FUTURE WILL BE THE OPENING OF ONE OF THE FINEST DISCOS IN THE SOUTH. WE HOPE TO HAVE THIS FACILITY OPEN IN MID-DECEMBER AND LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING WCU STUDENTS UPON THEIR RETURN FROM CHRISTMAS VACATION.
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