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Western Carolinian Volume 43 Number 02

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  • Page 14/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/SEPTEMBER 8,1977 OSE PIAL-A.MOVIK - 586-2816 REGULAR SHOWS MON.-SAT.,7&9PM SUN.*** 2:30 & 8:00 STARTS FRI. SEPT. 9 ONE BIG WEEK FRJ. SEPT. 9 ONLY SPECIAL STUDENT NIGHT WITH THIS COUPON PLUS ONE DOLLAR Bird building Will students get it soon? by MARK WILKINS Editc Plans for the proposed student activity center to be housed in Bird building are still under consideration by the administration. The Student Government Association, faced with a critical lack of office space, will press hard this fall for a commitment that would turn Bird over to SGA once the new administration building is completed. The Student Government's master plan for occupation of Bird includes moving most SGA offices into the building, as well as providing office space for many of the campus' permanent clubs and organizations. Student body President Pat Murphy maintains that the move would allow the SGA to centralize their operations, resulting in improved efficiency and cooperation among students, as well as alleviating the crunch in student office space. The move would also allow the UCB to occupy the second floor offices' in the University Center which are presently occupied by SGA. According to Murphy, SGA has already been approached by organizations seeking office space if and when the move to Bird is made. However, Murphy stressed that plans for the student center are still tentative, and no definite criteria for requests has been developed. Dr. Glenn Stillion, Vice-Chancellor of Student Development, supports the idea of a student activity center. Stressing the fact that The Western Carolinian and The Catamount, among others, are operating out of aging and inadequate facilities, Dr. Stillion recognizes the urgent need for additional office space for campus organizations, but stopped short of endorsing the SGA plan for the occupation of Bird building. Requests by other parties for the use of Bird building must also be considered before any final decision can be reached, he concluded. Maid of Cotton sought after MEMPHIS The search for the 1978 Maid of Cotton has officially begun, the National Cotton Council announced today. Winner of the 1978 Selection, to be held here Dec. 28-29, will succeed Ellen Clark of Memphis as ambassadress for the American Cotton industry. Now in its 40th year, the selection is open to young women between 19 and 23 who were born in a cotton-producing state or who have maintained legal residence in the Cotton Belt since age seven or earleir. Applicants also must be at least five feet five inches tall, and have never been married. The new Maid will emphasize Cotton's continuing importance as a major fiber and its developing role as a significant protein source. Her international tour will include participation in major public relations and Cotton promotion activities in Canada, Europe, and the Far East. Domestic tour will include appearances at Rotary Clubs in major metropolitan cities, and a variety of activities in other areas. Following completion of her official tour next summer, the 1978 Maid will receive a $2,000 educational grant from the National Cotton Council to continue her studies. Application forms for entering the selection may be obtained from the council, P. O. Box 12285, Memphis, TN, 38112. Deadline for submitting completed applications and required photographs is November 12. WE WANT YOU TO WORSHIP WITH US TO LEARN WITH US TO SHARE WITH US 11:00 A.M. SUNDAY 9:45 A.M. SUNDAY FAMILY ADOPTION WE ARE THE FOLKS OF CULLOWHEE BAPTIST CHURCH TIRED OF HAMBURGERS AND PIZZA? THE WELL HOUSE sandwich emporium HOT DELI SANDWICHES Reuben Turkey Pastrami Ham Corn Beef Kosher Style Hot Dogs Located in the Riverwood shops on the River in Dillsboro. Open 8 a.m.-11 p.m.
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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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