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Western Carolinian Volume 42 Number 28

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  • THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1977 Pix displayed Photodoeument. an exhibition of 21 photographs bv Walker Fvans and Matthew Brady, will be on display in the Chelsea Gallery of Hinds University Center at WCU through January As a Depression-era employee of the Farm .Security Administration, Evans travelled throughout the Southeastern United States, photographing the people and the country as he found them. His task was to report the conditions of the times, and his photographs reflect that mission. Brady is primarily remembered as a photojour- nahst of the battlefield. He is most closely associated with the American Civil War. and is considered to be the central figure in pioneering 19th-century war photography. The exhibition, free to the public, is sponsored by the University Center. CAP Center plans mini-courses Graduation is nearing and your future is uncertain—you don't know which employers to contact, how to contact them, how to prepare a resume, or what to do in an interview. The WCU CAP Center is offering three mini- courses dealing with those and other skills necessary to compete in today's job market. Each course is offered at two different times to provide more individualized instruction and to help alleviate scheduling problems. The third mini-course will help the student identify potential employers and how to contact them. It will be taught Jan. 18 at 7 p.m. and Jan. 19 at 3 p.m. m§«*» ITALIAN CUISINE & STEAK NOOSE Balsam Road Waynesville, NC MON - SAT 456'7977 STARLITE DISCO Balsam Road, Waywesille FINEST DISCO IN THE SOUTHEAST right beside VangeWs ID REQUIRED YOU ASK FOR IT; • Seats Over 500 • Largest Dance Floor • Finest Light Show • Game Room • Open 7—1 Mon—Sat • Watch For Our Specials WE HAVE ITU
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