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Western Carolinian Volume 43 Number 25

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  • Interns needed Applications are now being received by the Center Planning and Placement Office in the CAP Center for an eight-week congressional internship in the office of Congressman Lamar Gudger. The internship, open to qualifies junior and senior students is scheduled to begin August 28. Typically, a congressional intern in Rep. Gudger\ office starts in the Asheville office for two or three weeks, with grassroots contacts in the Uth Congressional District. In Washington, where most of the eight weeks will be spent, the intern may do background research for bill preparation, speeches, newsletters and press releases Ihe intern also may monitor committee hearings and floor action in the House of Representatives and report on them to Rep. Gudger. Other duties may include assisting with constituents' requests and correspondence. Applications should be turned in by Friday, April 7. Students interested in the internship, for which academic credit may be earned, may obtain further information from the Planning and Placement Office Coordinator, Larry Bixby, who also is director of the Intern Program. Energy contest Suggestions for ways to conserve energy on the WCU campus must be turned in to the round desk at the University Center by 5 p.m. tomorrow . All students (registered for six hours or more) are eligible. Prizes of a beautiful stained glass Tiffany lamp, $100, and $50 will be awarded on a winners Call in the professionals Haywood Transfer & Storage Co., Inc. Agent •Moving -Storing BEKIN5 Local & Long Distance Van Lines 456-3001—Wavnesville choice basis, to the best suggestions for a practical, economically feasible way that energy usage (heat, lights, refrigeration, transportaion. etc.) may be reduced on the WCU campus. Entry forms are available any time at the Student Center and in the lobby of both Cafeterias from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. each day. Winners will be announced on Wednesday For further information, contact Professor Sam White Belk 117. Phone 368. Nielson speaks Dr. Robert Nielson. a national director of the American Federation ot leachers. will visit WCU luisday to lecture on "New Directions in Education'. Collective Bargaining.'' Ihe speech will be given in Killian 104 at 7:30 p.m. and will be free to the public. Dr. Nielson became ihe director of the Colleges and MARCH 16, 1978/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/PAGE 15 McNeill Smith. Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate will visit Jackson Countv Tuesday. Smith will stop at Grandma's Pancake House for a noon luncheon. This is part of an intensive day of campaigning in six of the western counties, in a bid for the seat now held by Jesse Helms. The candidate for the May 2 Democratic primary w ill talk briefly about his legislative record and answer questions. As a North Carolina State Senator, McNeill Smith wrote the N.C. energy bill, the state kindergarten bill and thwarted self-serving pieces ot legislation put forth b\ special interests. \s an attorney, smith took issue with the Infamous "speaker ban law ." enacted by the legislature in l%3. Smith believed that the law represented a gross denial of freedom ot speech and individual rights Smith has a BS in Political Science from UNCt anil a law degree Irom Columbia University. He is married to Louise Huske lordon. has toui children, and is a native ot Greensboro. BEL HARBOR Introduces the Steak Sandwich. 6oz. Pure beef hamburger on a long sesame seed bun with Lettuce, Tomato and maynnaise only $1.75. Bring in this ad and gel a free small iced tea. Limit one per advertisement. Expires 3/23/78. Hurry on down! Located at Cullowhee's famous stoplight. STARLITE DISCOTHEQUE l\ (Finest Disco in the Southeast) *on.*TUes- n.tes "^cover charge % Game room, - TV Bar young*.»v'° K K ? n*4**y>" BALSAM RD. Waynesville SPECIAL!!! MON.&TUES. -BAR, LOUNGE, TV, GAMEROOM NO MEMBERSHIP CARD REQUIRED, NO COVER OR ADMISSION COME ON DOWN & RELAX A "'"ft *'• y .—S^lfc 2^kur--y
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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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