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  • The Western Carolinian 16 PAGES THURSDAY SEPT. 7, 1978 Vol.XLIV, No. 3 CULLOWHEE, N.C. Inside today... Mountain Heritage Day returns to WCU Sept. 23. An annual feature at WCU, the festival will again feature the crafts and art, of Southern Appalachia. See Page 3 for story. The Fighting Cats lost to ECU Saturday in a game characterized by strong defenses and a string of errors that cost the Cats precious yardage. See pages 8 and 9 for details. Proponents of the liquor by the drink referendum, are optimistic about tommorow's referendum in Mecklenberg County. See Page 3. Sylva to sell beer in Nov? A referendum for the sale of beer in the Town of Sylva will be held November 7 during the general election. The right to petition for the referendum was issued by the Jackson County Board of Elections on June 1 to' Dan Stephens of Sylva. About 300 of the 852 registered voters in the town signed the petition—171 signatures or 20 percent of the voters were needed to place the referendum on the ballot. The petition calls for "Off-Premises" sales of beer only. This would mean package store type operations with no on-premises consumption. Sources say the referendum's chances of passing are excellent and package store operations could be set up, as early as January. Only those persons who are registered voters in the Town of Sylva will be eligible to vote in the referendum and only those votes cast on November 7 will be counted. No absentee ballots will be allowed in the consideration of the beer referendum. Highlands, a 45-minute trip from Cullowhee on NC 107 South and U.S. 64 West, recently voted in off-premises beer sales, and prices are reported to beat Waynesville retailers' by up to 20 cents per sixpack at $1.95 for premium brew. J Tomorrow last day to file Dorms to elect senators byJ.M.TRINKS Staff Writer Residence hall elections will be held September 13 and tin- filing of candidates tor tin- 17 senatorial seats began Wednesday and "ill continue through 5 p.m. Friday. Applications for filing arc available on the second floor of the U.C both at the round information desk or in SGA Vice President I'hil Cates' office. Copies of the election rules are also available in Cates' office. Senate seats now vacant include four from Scott; two each from Walker. Leatherwood, Helder, Harrill and Buchanan; and one each from Albright, Benton and Reynolds. The number of senators a dorm may have is based on the approximate ratio of one representative per 200 students. Reynolds Hall only has about three hundred students therefore only one senator. There are five senators-at-large and eight commuter senators already seated in the senate. SGA's orientation for new senators will be held Septembei 15. Students will also vote on two relerendunis in next week's election. These are SR #706, an act to ammend the by-laws of the SGA; and SR #708, an act to ammend the Student Government Association Constitution. Both resolutions are being sponsored by the vice president's office. In SR #706. a fault exists in SGA's By-laws in Article II. Section 2: "There shall be two annual elections each spring semester; the first shall be held during the month of April, and the second after the first but before mid-term Spring Semester." The change will consist of striking the first sentence and inserting: "There shall be two annual elections each spring semester. The first shall be held during the month of March, and the second after the first and not later than two weeks after mid-term, spring semester." An ammendmenl to the SGA Constitution will change the qualifications Of ihe president and vice president. Article IV. Section 2 presently reads; "A candidate must he an enrolled lull-time student at Western Carolina University, ami must achieve at least sophomore standing by the beginning of the fall semester immediately following his election." The ammendmenl includes an addition that candidates also "...must have at least a 2.00 QPR and must be in good Standing with the university." Vice President Cates announced Tuesday that he will chair the election commission. There will be five Senators and six Students serving on it. There will be two poll watchers at each of the nine voting polls. Poll watchers will be other SGA staff members. Future activities of SGA include the leasing of refrigerators next week and the Hall and Dates concert in Reid Gym at 9 p.m. September 29. Tickets will cost $3 for WCU students and $5 for non-WCU students. In last week's student senate meeting an advisory committee was set up to advise the University Book and Supply Store on students wants and needs from the store; and a committee lor alumni rcaltions was formed. Senate meetings are held every Monday al 5:30 p.m. in the U.C Vs second floor Catamount Room and Cates stressed that all meetings are open to everybody. At the senate's next meeting, September 11, SGA's Raleigh attorney. George Kaneklides will speak on Promote Voter Awareness (PVA). Afterwards there will be a round table discussion on student voter rights in North Carolina on WWCU-FM. Ihe panel will include President Wanda Nelson. Vice-President Cates, Western Carolinian Editor David Jackson and Attorney Kaneklides. Scratch 6n9 sniff? These freshmen are brandishing their first trophies of their college careers after having gotten the first real taste of life at Western Carolina in the year's first "jock raid" Monday night at Reynolds, Albright-Benton and Harrill. The raid reportedly lasted from 10:30 p.m. until after midnight. Scratch 'n' sniff? Sho' nuff. [photo by E.S. McDaniel).
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