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  • Page 4/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/January 17, 1980 Carolinian Newsbriefs Assert yourself When New York University announced in 1900 that it would open an evening school for instruction in commerce, accounts, and finance, little did it know that it would be the founding place for Alpha Kappa Psi. The class that entered NYU in the fall of 1902, four months after the first of the new degrees had been awarded by the university, was unique in several fespects. One of the strongest influences on the fraternity's development was that the founders occupied the same seats ttve nights a week to become acquainted with one another. These four men from Brooklyn (Bergen, Jefferson, Lane and Leach), later known as the Brooklyn Four, walked home from school together over the Brooklyn Bridge. The spirit of brotherhood grew so strong in the hearts and in the minds of the men that early in the second year they decided to suggest to the other members of the class that something be done to perpetuate it. Alpha Kappa Psi, the first professional fraternity in business, was founded at an organization meeting held on October 5, 1904. Now, over 185 college chapters and 50 alumni chapters have been installed, over 85,000 members have been inducted and Alpha Kappa Psms one of the largest of American college fraternities. Theta Tau was founded November 23, 1969 and has been going strong ever since. For more information contact any brother or call 293-9022. Insure yourself Students who have not enrolled in the student hospitalization insurance program or in the accident insurance program and wish to do so must make applications during the first two weeks of the term. Since this is a group program, applications are accepted only during these open dates. Students who marry or become nineteen and are no longer covered by their parents insurance may enroll at a pro-rated premium during the year. Further information may be obtained from Dr. Davis, Room 460, A/MHC Bldg. MEXICAN DINNER Tacos, Enchiladas Refried Beans, ea Parties of 4 or More London Chicken. >2 /pGrSOfl IStrlge Thurs- Jan. 17. 5:00-8:30 The Cathouse 293-5442 Western Carolina University Army ROTC Summer Jobs Scholarship Applications Now Being Accepted At The Dept. Of Military Science Office s,i"we» *-"« 227-7438 Miss Catamount The Catamount Yearbook staff will sponsor the "Miss Catamount Pageant on February 21 in Hoey Auditorium. The time is to be announced at a later date. All WCU female students are eligible and are encouraged to enter. The requirements for entry are as follows: Contestants must be sponsored by a group or organization on campus or any private citizen. There is a $10 sponsor fee charged to enter. Entry forms can be picked up at the Information Desk at the UC. The Miss Catamount Pageant has not been held since 1976 and should prove to be an interesting event. The categories of competition will include swimsuit evening gown, and a candid one-question survey of the participants. There will be an opening dance number choreographed by June Benson of the Department of Health & PE. A 50 cents coyer will be charged to see the pageant, but a WCU student ID will get you in for a quarter. For questions and more information, contact Jimmy Smith at 4329 or the Catamount Office at 7440. Deadline for entrees is January 23. AFL-CIO Scholars The first two AFL-CIO Scholars in a new scholarship awards program for WCU have been announced by the Western North Carolina Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO. Recipients this year are Andrea Lynn Davis of Canton and Mrs. Connie Parrish of Otto. The awards, which are expected to become an annual presentation of the WNC Central Labor Council, are funded by contributions from the various union locals acrosss WNC and will go to members of the immediate families of union members. WCU is the only institution of higher education in WNC with an American Federation of Teachers local and all of the AFL-CIO scholarships will be to WCU. Ms. Davis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.C. Davis of Canton and will be a second semester freshman at WCU this spring. She is a graduate of Pisgah High School. Mrs. Parrish is the wife of Charles M. Parrish of Otto and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. McClure of Franklin. She is a sophomore at WCU and is a graduate of Franklin High School. Outing Club There will be an Outing Club meeting Wednesday January 23 at 6 p.m. in Stillwell 243. Cross country ski film will be shown by the Cullowhee Outfitter. Everyone is welcome. | Vickie Maynor j is joining Joan Harris at Holly Tree Style Shop. Call Vickie at 293-5100 | for haircuts, blow drying, shampoo & sets , and | permanent* for gals & guys, j | LOCATED AT t.d.'s | | CULLOWHEE 293-5100j ^iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii m
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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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