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Western can, at times, y for stimulating growth anie token, frustrating arise from, such as when iflicl and the end goal is lost PAGE 16/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Editorial: Filing for residence hall student senator positions in SGA is now open and the Carolinian urges your participation in these elections. The Student Senate here at oiler individuals the opportuni experiences. And by the circumstances some personalities come ii sight of. Presently, senate members, elected during the latter pari of last Spring Quarter, have been divided into the \arious committees that sift through legislation before it s voted on by the senate as a whole. These onimittee appointments must be carefully considered in uder to Obtain the most desirable arrangements of senior and freshman senators; of the 18 senators now comprising the senate, only three are technically considered to be senior senators. One other senator has extensive knowledge of some of the, if not the most delicate inner-workings of SGA, how.ever alter years of experience is a senator for the first time. When'under consideration for any job, prospective employers will be impressed with BA's and MA's. However, any employer worth workjng for will want to see some way in which you have exercised practical, working knowledge of whatever field il may be in. In oilier words, experience is a prime factor to be considered by any intelligent corporate entity. Therefore, il would seem \inwise tit overlook practical what •; people the likchhood ol tnuline the exit to the ma/c. i coned path. On the Other hand, knowledge must be saddled by i\ isdoni: abuse of know ledge shows only stupidity. The relatively small number of experienced senators in comparison with the freshman senators indicates the need to place these people in positions ol leadership. trusting in their ability to use their knowledge in truly H\ •ulth And a 'Welcome back' Welcome back to Cullow hee! The upcoming year is an extremely important one at Western. Construction will begin on the new administration building and will be completed on the Music-English building. The issue of the $5.3 million to finance Western's library addition will probably arise again in the North Carolina General Assembly in the form of the deleated Adams-Ramsey bill. The students at Western can be assured that SGA will do everything in its power HOW PO W PO FOLKS TX'M POt PMUO^OCW ANP GOlPftHCC COOK^eUR AT A SMAltWIN 0MlV8RSnH. XHANOU&Alt PKOBieM^ &I6 AMP SAAAIC V There are other matters that will receive needed attention this year. Firstly. SGA will take a hard stand on issues that will have as their aim the upgrading of this institution's academic quality and reputation. Secondly, we will mount an intensive campaign to get a commitment from the administration for the transformation of the present administration building into a student activity center. Thirdly, there are a number of present practices within the structure of SGA that deserve attention. The reformation of the SGI' committee, the Student Handbook staff and residence hall governments are just a few of these. Student Government will continue to be involved with issues such as beer sales, protection of student rights and will make sure present privileges are not taken away. We will insure that your money is spent in the most efficient way and in one that provides the greatest We will, of course, continue to make attempts to keep you informed and to solicit your ideas and involvement. Please drop by and see us anytime. The offices of Student Government are presently located on the second floor of the University Center, behind the round desk. If we can help you, just let us know. After all. that's why we See you around, Patrick Murphy President, SGA Finally, a letter Dear Editor, I enjoyed reading through the special fall ed. of your mag. I have previously attended UNC-Chapel Hill and am residing here until October or November. I am looking forward to some of the lectures in the new course "University Forum for Contemporary Issues" as I noticed the discussions are open to the public. However, I would also enjoy some of the movies WCU is planning. 1 noticed that students, faculty and staff (only) are invited. Would you let me know how I can be admitted? Perhaps students are all allowed 1 or 2 guests asatUNC-CH? Rob Daves' article was terrific. He is absolutely correct in that there is more to do outdoors right here than in any other part of the state (unless you want to drive 600 miles to the coast). I also appreciated the restaurant guide, and the photos were nice of the campus. Aila Sundclis Thanks for the good words, Alia! We suggest just trying to walk in on one of thw movies, but if that doesn't work, trying paying! A..*a« W6KT NOW I'lW TAUKIM& WOWBtlTZCU GuTzeMcAM^ to Me BecAo^e we is. faiumo eve*** sus?ecrne ** takw6/ He £AM MO U>N66K QGCSW€ ftNAMOAl AlD,\AIHlCH Me NCeoSlDFlMlSM HI* eP&ATt6UAl4P H£ HA&MT HAD A GlRLFRieMD 1*4 T&\ <mA&> .6U1ZCW , ueei* oon?A*Ke amp c<x)N6euN6,POJft Aty,6o€UCK « « Editor-in-Chief C.R. Eichhornjr. Business Manager David Curtis Associate Editor Mark Wilkins TheWester n CaroOnion VOICE OF THE STUDENTS Staff Writers David Jackson Chip Hammond John Burson Staff Artists Rodney Cranford Charlie Lawing Photographers Drew Clark David Lees Salespersons Tim Starling Bill Hawkins Production: Bonny Thompson The Western Carolinian is published weekly by the students of Western Carolina University. All editorials arefrom the editor's desk unless initialed, all letters must be signed, all contacts are printed on a space-permitting basis, all opinions expressed in columns are not necessarily those of the editor or newspaper. Offices are in Joyner 10. Mailing address is POB 66, Cullowhee, NC 28723. Telephone is (704) 293-7267
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