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  • SPECIAL B Page 8/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/SEPTEMBER 8, 1977 'Tomorrow' Today N.C. Governor Jim Hunt is concerned with "North Carolina Tomorrow" today. In announcing an extensive survey of N.C. residents—the most ambitious survey ever attempted by any state- Hunt described the purpose of the survey, saying, "I think the people of this state want the chance to tell us what they think the problems are, and what their government should do about them. The more we know about what's on their minds, the better job government can do. And after all, it is their government." It is our government and it is not very often that citizens of any government have the opportunity to voice their opinions as clearly and directly as we of North Carolina, and particularly here at Western, now have. The results of this survey will be used to advise the governor on long- and short-term state goals, the 1979 legislative program, and the financial policies of the last two years of the governor's term. Yout get* a good deal, and a good deal MOUNTAINEER ►CHEVROLET Ask about our student Discount ,704-586-5565 109 EAST MAIN ST. SYLVA, N.C. The survey consists of fifteen questions. Many of these questions are divided into sub-categories, others are short answer-essay questions. Topics run from how satisfied you might be with the services of your area, to a wide range of possible taxes, to deciding the importance of various economic problems we face in North Carolina. Cecil Brooks, the associate director of Institutional Studies and Planning at WCU, was appointed to the State Goals and Policy Board by Governor Hunt and is responsible for distribution of the survey in our area. In an effort to make it easier for WCU students to participate in this survey, Brooks has arranged "drop-off" points throughout the campus. These are as follows: Townhouse TD's Newsstand The UC Information Desk SGA Offices Bird Information Desk The Library The office of Student Development, Scott Hall Other "drop-off" points may be arranged at a later date. It may take you a grand total of five whole minutes to fill out the survey- much easier than trying to lobby for Western's students' voting rights in Jackson County—and there is no real reason for not doing so, other than the possibility that you are slack, lazy, apathetic, uncaring, indifferent, listless, and, well need more be said? Of course nobody at Western suffers from these symptoms of cyanosis, leaving no room for excuses. Do yourself and your neighbors a favor by filling out this form and dropping it off at one of the various locations on campus. It might just be more important than voting. SYLVA CHURCH OF CHRIST ANNOUNCES NEW SERVICES FOR WCU STUDENTS LYNN TUCKER IS AVAILABLE ON A FULL-TIME BASIS TO MINISTER TO THE SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF STUDENTS. HIS PHONE IS 586-6401. TRANSPORTATION WILL BE PROVIDED TO CHURCH SERVICES IN SYLVA. SERVICES ARE: BIBLE STUDY 10 A.M. SUNDAY; WORSHIP 11 A.M. AND 7:00 P.M. SUNDAY; BIBLE STUDY 7:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY. 1 In this country, people usually get a voice in G every two or four years, when they vote. Then, you're voting for people, based on wit what they propose to do. All too often, that's for next election. But, right now*;.rn North Carolina, you've got a your say-so in State Government. You can tell us mind, what you think your State Government should not do. It's important that as a citizen/ opinion on a regular basis. The more we know j your mind, the better job we in State Govemmei Which, after all, is really what Government is So, take a few minutes to tell us what you t comes to playing a part in North Carolina's futi just as important as any vote you've ever cast. <?_^ What would you say is the biggest problei Carolina today that you would like State do something about? (Write your answer 2. What do you think State Government sho the problem? (Write your answer clearly b 3, Thinking now about North Carolina Stat about how much effect do you think its ac passed, services provided, and money spei day to day life? Do you think they haw some effect, or no effect at all? (Please a 1-great effect 2-some effect 4. Please circle how satisfied you are v your area; satisfied sure a. Elementary and secondary education 1 2 b. Public roads 1 2 c. Programs for senior citizens 1 2 d. Welfare 1 2 e. Health care 1 2 f. Programs for children 1 2
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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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