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  • FEBRUARY 23, 1978/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/PAGE 9 Distinguished teacher hunt to begin The Distinguished Teacher! Committee will begin their drive to nominate about 10 candidates for their third annual award. The committee is headed by Dr. Gat) I'oole ot the chemistry department. | former recipient ol the Distinguished leathers Award. There yyill be around 13 faculty members and about the same number ot students selected from different honor societies. I lie committee's job is to nominate teachers who have proven to their students and to other member* ot the faculty thai they are dedicated to their job of educating, are highly qualified, and are successful in reaching their pupils. Students will have a voice in who yyill receive the awards. Ballot boxes yy ill be plated in the University Center all next yyeek and Students are urged to vote for tin- professors thai they feel have excelled in their jobs. I eachers receiving the most votes yy ill be matched up the the majority votes from the faculty, and around ten finalists will be chosen. The final selection will be left to the chancellor. In the last two years, three teachers received the award each time. Presentation by the finalists of their philosophies of leaching and prey ions accomplishments* are factors involved in the chancellor's decision. The committee will consist of prey ious yy inners of the award and the same number of students. There will also be faculty members from all schools and class levels. During the course of selection, members of the committee yyill attend nominated instructors'* classes and observe technique, student interest, and other aspects. In tin- committee's final nominations, the student members will have the most influence on the outcome. In addition to receiving the Distinguished Teachers Ayvard plaque, there will be several oilier rewards as part of the honor. The selected teachers yyill each have a $250 scholarship award in his name ami the same amount in his pocket. Also a $500 allowance will be al the recipients hand to purchase materials lo aid in his teaching. To one of lasl year's yy inners. Dr. Gar) I'oole. this ayvard meant a great deal. "Il yeas very meaningful CULLOWHEE CAFE Daily Special: $1.80... includes 1 meat & 3 vegtables. Also: Seafood, Hamburger Steak, Chicken, etc. & Sandwiches of all kinds. (Located: Hwy. 107- Beside Exxon station) You get a good deal, and a good deal more at Ask about our student Discount MOUNTAINEER CHEVROLET 704-586-5565 SYLVA, N.C. EAST GATE SHOPPING CENTER because it was not just popular vote, ll came from screening, deliberations, and a lot of though! from both Students and faculty." Poole said I he award is relaliyely new. and [he committee hopes that students will take interest in il. and that teachers yyill he motivated to improve their methods and skills. The first years the- three recipients yvere .loe Meigs 01 ihe English department; D.< Sossoman ti mi history. and Joel Milnei. from the psychology depa tment. lasl year May Williams from hislory. Judith Slillioii irom the psychology department, and Gar PooJi from ihe chemistry department were hoi ihe award. I he awards yyill be presented .n the Annual V ards Day al ihe end ot Ihe semester. Abortion Monday Forum topic "Abortion: Decisions ami Responsibilities" yyill be the iopn ol the University, Forum for Contemporary Issues .11 7 p.m. February 27 in Hoey auditorium. I auric I lien Rubin, ihe director ol community relations for an abortion and family planning clinic in Atlanta, vyill he ihe main speaker. Sharon Jacques, an .issisianl professor of nursing at WCU, also will speak. Ihe program yyill include a film and a 45-minute discussion period, ami will focus on ihe problem of deciding between an unwanted child or an abortion and accepting the responsibility of that decision. Ms. Rubin said her presentation yyill not emphasize ihe pros and cons ot abortion. Ms. Rubin, currcntl> employed bj the Hilli Clinic ami Counseling Service, holds bachi master's degrees i" tournalisi 1 .out I njlis' irom Washington Universit) 1 Si Louis am1 is certified 10 icach I nglish 111 high school Ms. Jacques, a registered muse, holds a B.S.N, degree from Indiana University and a master's degree from the University ol i ulorado Further informal 1011 is available Irom Ms Jacques 111 the WCT Departni -nt ol Nursing, telephone V*3 ' ><r I he forum is free to the public. TOP OF Ehtganl Evening Dining Wednesdays Through Saturdays5 until8 Wu (;,,,,. 1 Western Carolina University A ORE Af WAY TO TOP OFF Live I nicrtainim-nt In TWIN Students Cordially Invited! WW S 0 9 a r t 0 Restaurant and Tavern Sandwiches Brown Bagging Now featuring 12 oz. draft Be sure to try our Sandwiches. CATAMOUNT SPECIAL 7p.m. Wed. with WCU I.D. 2.00 pitcher 222 S. Main Waynesville, N.C.
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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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