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  • Page 2 THE WESTEPN CAROLINIAN THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3,1977 Carolinian Newsbriefs Recital planned Events happening around Cullowhee and WCU Pianist Despy Karlas and Cellist Eugene Ficher, both faculty members at the University of Georgia, will present a joint recital at 8:15 p.m. Feb. 10 in Hoey Auditorium. The program will include works by Bloch. Beethoven, and Franck. A native of New Jersey. Miss Karlas earned a diploma in piano at New York's Institute of Musical Art and degrees at Douglass College and the University of Illinois. She was awarded a fellowship for advanced study at the Juillard Graduate School of Music. She is a former member of the duo-piano team, Karlas and Bargunoff, and is weTI remembered throughout the Southeast for hete duo-piano performances with Hugh Hodgson. Eicher is a former student of Gregor I'iatigorsky New editor selected James W. Barden last night wa*-| named by a quorum of the Western Carolinian executive committee to be Editor-in-Chief of the Western Carolinian. Barden replaces A. E. Brown, Jr., who has been editor since winter quarter 1976. Brown said he quit "because of the pressure." Barden received a B.A. from Western Carolina in economics in 1974. He was editor of the student newspaper for spring quarter, 1974, replacing Alice Harrill. He is now a post-graduate student taking 12 hours of upper-level English here. Barden has worked for the Chapel Hill newspaper in production. "This is the second time I've done this," Barden said. "Who do thev think I am. Frank Brown? Dr. Wade is going to hit the ceiling when he hears. I promised him I'd try to pass this quarter." Barden is a registered Republican, and claims to have voted for Reagan in the NC primary this Summer. at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. He earned his reputation as soloist in many performances of the six unaccompanied suites by Bach, and has published his Own edition of the suites. Alum awarded WCU alumnus and former Western Carolinian editor Dwight Sparks received a first place award for spot news reporting from the North Carolina l'nss Association in a meeting in Chapel Hill last I hursdav. lhe award was given for a story concerning the funeral of a motorcycle gang member which appeared in the Salisbury Evening Post last July. Sparks. 23. joined the Post in 1975 after graduating magna cum laude from WCU with a B.A. in political science. His faculty advisor here at Western was Prof. William R. Latimer. Race postponed The WCU winter quarter tubing race, an annual event held on-and in—the icy waters of the Tuckasegee River, has been postponed this year because of the extreme cold The event, which consists of a qualifying heat for WCU students followed by an intercollegiate competition, was to have been held this Saturday and next. It has been rescheduled for March 5 and 26. in hopes of higher air and water temperatures. Calendar Missing from the executive committee meeting were Cara Massey, one ol foi lives, and Joe Yelton. SGA repres Brown said that he resigned I he did not think he was administrator of student leadc appointed new s* editor by Bardei ! office because fective as an He has been Editor James W. 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"The Graduate," 8 p.m., Friday, UC Grand- "The Awakening Giant," 7:30 p.m., Monday, in Hoey. According to WCU office of public information director, Doug Reed, all organizations, students, faculty and staff, can call in meeting announcements and events to his office to be included in the weekly WCU Calendar. Former Western Carolinian editor A. E. Brown, Jr. urged students to use this calendar rather than calling in announcements directly to the paper. The Western Carolinian now publishes its own calendar which is largely taken from the office of public information. "Having the meetings on the calendar would save the staff a lot of work, and would prevent redundancies in the classifieds," Brown said. Copy for the following week is to be in the office of public information, Belk 207, by noon Thursday of the preceding week. 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