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  • Co-op Provides Experience , Jobs Even though the economy has not fully recovered from the down-swing in January, sixty-seven students are employed in Cooperative Education positions this summer. Cooperative Education provides opportunities for students to work in career-related positions while they are still undergraduate students. Most students are working in North Carolina, but there are some located in Co-op positions as far away as Washington, DC; Pittsburgh, PA; Houston, TX; and Orlando, FL. Students in Co-op positions this summer'represent 18 majors from all five undergraduate Schools of the University. Positions are competitive and usually in volve pre-professional training at salaries averaging over $830 per month. Fall positions are presently being posted in the foyer of Bird Building and include the following: Akzona IncorporatedAsheville Washburn Graphics Charlotte Emerson Electric Murphy Company Thalman-Blevins & Gatlin GTE Asheville Plastics Charlotte Asheville Accounting Graphic Design (Art) Industrial Technology Manufacturing Engineering Technology Marketing or Home Ec Ind. Tech/Mfg. Eng. Tech. QUIN Theatres 586-5918 Indiana Jones the new hero from the creators of JAWS and STAR WARS I — Held Over 7 ft 9:15 Held Over '.'TO tL»HC . , OCT---*— PG MMm* GUCMa swasnD :r ^^ Burt Reynolds ■ Roger Moore Farrah Fawcett ■ Dom DeLuise Held Over Quin II 7ft 9 THE, NONBALL UN ¥ .we. Starts Friday BILL MURRAY US Geological Survey NASA LBJ Space Center Social Security Administration Reston, VA Geology/Geography Houston, Business/Math (Computer Science) /Information Systems/Physics The program is now in its ninth year, and participants range in age from the mid-twenties to over sixty, the class meets year-round even when the University isn't in session. Anyone interested in the program can contact Pilch at the Physical Education Department or the Continuing Education Department. Financial Aid Tight Asheville Business or Arts & Sciences Chesapeake Bay Edgewater, Biology/English Center for Environ- MD /Science Education mental Studies Barclays American Charlotte Information Systems For further information contact a member of the Coop staff in 123 Bird Building (CAP Center). Fitness by Rick McDaniel While most of us are still in bed, a group of Jackson County residents are up and running. These people are among the thirty participants in an early morning fitness class sponsored by the WCU Continuing Education Department. The program, taught by Dr. Arthur Pilch of the Health and P.E. Department, meets at 6:15 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. Participants engage in a form of exercise known as Aerobics, which involves running, swimming, or stationary bicycling. The participants in the program must have a statement from their family physician in order to register for the program. This is done so that the physician will know that the person is doing the exercises in the class, and also to screen out any obvious problems the person might have. Upon being admitted to the program, a doctor gives the participants a complete physical including a resting electrocardiogram, blood tests for triglycerides and cholesterol, and another electrocardiogram taken while running. These tests are to determine the person's health and to tailor the program to the needs of the individual. They are also used to judge progress, and are administered again after one year. Pilch says that the tests help motivate the participants when they see that their efforts to get in shape are paying off. From Page 1 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 Students Receiving Guaranteed Loans 223 476 868 Dollars $ 281,798 $ 683,774 $1,483,169 The increase from 1978-79 to 1980-81 is an incredible 426%. Also during this time students who receive aid of some type (loans, grants, GI bills and self-employment) increased from 52% in 1978-79 to 66% in 1980-81. As financial hardships increased over the past few years more and more students sought aid of some sort. Now that a conservative swing is in motion, the government is cutting off certain programs and aid to college students is one of them. The decrease in the availability of campus based funds will definitely affect students this fall, while the guaranteed loans will effect students after graduation as the government will no longer be paying the entire amount of interest. So no matter how one looks at the situation,hard times are definitely here, and probably will stay for a while. ♦NOW OPEN* Paperchase Book Exchange East Sylva Shopping Center, near Quinn Theatre. Buy or trade-in paperbacks. Hours: Mon. thru Sat., 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. THE WELL ABUSE SANDWICH EMPORIUM HOT DELI SANDWICHES Made with only the finest ingredients Riverwood Shops-Dillsboro 11 am-8pm MON-SAT 586-8588
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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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