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Western Carolinian Volume 43 Number 19

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  • Page 6/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/FEBRUARY 2, 1978 IHAI.-A-MOMi: - .">»<>-:>» 11» Regular Admission: Adults $1.50 Child 50c 7 p.m. And 9 p.m. Mon. - Sat. Sunday - 2:30 and 8:00 Good Time Cards honored Everyday LAST DAY THR. FEB.2 DOUBLE FEATURE THE 3 THE 4 MUSKETEERS #* MUSKETEERS Starts Fri. Feb. 3 CLINT EASTWOOD THE GflllllTI.KT Sorry, no passes accepted to this feature. Special Late Show Fri.&Sat. Feb. :UVI ONLY 11 p.m. show! ime 'NINE LIVES OF FRITZ THE CAT' & 'HEAVY TRAFFIC rated (R) no one under 17 i COUPON: STUDENT SPECIAL FRI. ONLY i SEE LATE SHOW—ONLY $1.00 Coming Soon See an unusual Fraternity initiation— that went too far... "THE HAZING' SMOKKY and the IIA X HIT* 'WIZARRS' THE MANITOIT Forum article Continued from page 4 is essential to good health care. Ordinarily doctors are concerned only with preserving life regardless of the quality of that life. If a doctor "pulls a plug," or fails to inform his patient of life-support machines, he puts himself in danger of a malpractice suit. Dr. Tye also suggests the following changes in our health care program: •Control of licensing doctors should be taken out of the hands of the AMA. •Instead of pouring money into the demand side, pour money into the supply side. Spend more on training doctors and make it possible for women and blacks to have the opportunity for medical training. •Emphasis should be placed on educating para- protcssionals. • Increase funding for those spending time practicing in rural communities. Perhaps create a program in which a student has a scholarship to attend med school to be paid back by practicing in a rural community. •Allow doctors to advertise so the public will know what kind of fees to expect. • Put emphasis on prevention. Information on diet, smoking, living conditions, and their effects on health should be available. •Make it easier for people to refuse life-support systems in the case of a terminal illness. Emphasis should not be placed on the length of life, but rather on the quality of life. Dr. Walton of the history department concluded the evening's panel of speakers with his views of socialized medicine. Coming from England, Dr. Walton was able to compare our system of health care to the socialized system there. According to Walton, the English system is relatively inexoensive. However the English tend to cut corners rtrasticallv Dr. Walton stated that any health care system must not only be good, but people must also believe in the system. At this time, according to Walton, This country has no health system. It knows not where is is going nor h°Walton stated he is personally in favor of governments controlling health care programs. However he is not convinced that the U.S. government is able to handle the job. The only national health care he sees in the future is through a funding system like social security, which he sees as regressive. The "next University Forum will be this Monday night Students should check posters around campus later this week for the scheduled topic, which has not yet been announced. Weekend Concert, which airs every Saturday afternoon from noon until 3 p.m. on WWCU-FM, announces its performance schedule for the remainder of the spring semester: Feb. 4 Madame Butterfly-Puccini Feb. 11 Mikado-Gilbert and Sullivan Feb. 18 Elijah-Mendelssohn Feb. 25 Pelleas and Melisande-Debussy Mar. 4 Carmen-Bizet Mar. 11 Marriage of Figaro-Mozart Mar. 18 Cavalleria Rusticana-Mascagni Mar. 25 Barber of Seville-Rossini Apr. 8 Aidi-Verdi Apr. 15 Boris dudonox -Mussorgsky Apr. 22 Die Meistersinger-Wagner Apr. 29 Manon-Massanet These opera recordings are through the generosity of Hunter Library and will be broadcast in their entirety on the dates indicated. Don't forget morning concert heard each weekday from 11 a.m. until noon. m mutual broadcasting system THE WORLD'S LARGEST RADIO NETWORK SCHEDULE FOR SPRING SEMESTER 1978 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY AM 6-9 Easy Top 40...Jake Phillips 9-11 Easy Top 40...David McEIvein 11-12 Best of the Classics... Ben Moore PM 12-2 Top 40...Danna Messer 2-4 Top 40...Rod Hampton 4-6 Top 40...Mark Robinson 6-8Top40...DanGaddy 8-9 Dialogue...Ron Cline (starts Jan. 16) 9-1 AM Progressive: Mon...Mike Frey Tue...MacTriplett Wed...open Thu...Marty Jones Fri...open SATURDAY AM 8-10 Easy Top 40...Mike Wix 10-12 Easy Top 40...Carrol Acuff PM 12-3 Classical...Ben Moore 3-4 Best of Broadway...Ted Eiland 4-5 Big Band Hour...John Fouch 5-5:30 Old Radio Showtime 5:30-6 PE0°LE...Ron Cline 6-9 Top 40...Stan Carmen 9-12 Disco SUNDAY AM11-rl:30JOY 11:30-12 POWERLINE PM 12-6 Top 40 6-7 WWCU PRESENTS...Ron Cline or, on alternate weeks Blucgrass Hour 7-8 Mutual Network Public Affairs 8-12 Jazz
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