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  • JANUARY 31. IWO 1 HI WIS II KN CAROLINIAN Page 9 Organizations and events Med. records The deadline for receipt of applications to the Medical Record Administration Program is Feb. 15 for consideration for entrance in the Fall Semester 1980. Application forms arc available, in the Health Science Offices Room 132 Moore Hall and are to be returned to Mrs. Ruth deF. Flowers, RRA, Director of Medical Record Administration Program, Moore Hall. Grand Cayman trip Trip to the Grand Cayman Island, March 9-14 (Spring Break) $339.00 round trip from Cullowhee (does not include meals). Deposit $70.00 due by February 8. Full amount due February 14. Register and deposit money in Killian 250. Call Modern Foreign Languages for further information. Free coffeehouse There will be a Coffeehouse Feb. 3, 1980 in the Cherokee Room of the U.C. featuring John Stanfield. and Kevin Lorenz & Co. The time will be 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. Admission will be Tree to all. Chess club Students, faculty, and members of the community interested in forming a Chess Club on campus are asked to contact Professor Jim Lewis at 215a McKee during the coming week. Chess players of all skill levels are welcome. If sufficient interest is demonstrated, an attempt will be made to start an active club this semester. Design exhibit A collection of the best internationally published communications graphics of 1979 as selected by the Art Director's Club of New York City will be on display at WCU Feb. 4-25. The traveling design exhibit, sponsored by the WCU department of art, will be in the art gallery of Carol Grotnes Belk Building. Types of works included in the 200-piece exhibit are illustrations, books, photography, television, print, magazines, posters and corporate graphics, representing the top selections from the 58th Annual Awards Show of the Art Director's Club of NYC. Of the more than 13,000 entries submitted for the 1979 show, only 1,027 were accepted. Most of the works to be displayed at Western are Gold, Silver or Distinguished Merit Award winners. Among the more well-known designers whose works are in the exhibit are Jim Adair, Saul Bass, Milton tila/er. Herb Lublain and Jim McMullan. There will be a public reception Feb. 4 in the gallery at 7 p.m. There is no charge for either the display or the reception. Ski trip Last Minute Productions will sponsor a Ski Trip to Cataloochee Ski Resort Friday, February 1, depending on the weather conditions. The cost for transportation, ski rental, and lift tickets is $8 for students with a valid I.D. Only $6 if you have your own skis. Deadline for signing up is Thursday by 5 p.m. Capacity is limited to 24 people. For more information, please call the U.C. Internat. students A general body meeting of the International Students Organisation will be held on Feb. 1. 1980 (Friday) at 6:30 p.m. in 109 Killian. All members and their friends are invited to attend. Besides election of some of the office bearers, plans for an International day or week will be finalized in the meeting. Pilot to speak Lieutenant Commander Bryan Weinklc, a naval helicopter pilot/instructor, who saw action in Vietnam, will be the featured speaker at Sunday's meeting of the Jackson County Civil Air Patrol. A native of Asheville. Weinkle joined the Navy in 1968 after receiving a degree in Business Administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He received his aviator wings in 1970 and flew the H-2 Seasprite and H-3 Seaking on search and rescue missions in the Helicopter Support Squadron One. Before leaving the Navy in 1973, he spent two years on the U.S.S. Hancock, flying in and around South Vietnam, picking up downed pilots and doing search and rescue work. , He is presently flying H-l Huey gunships for Helicopter Attack Light Squadron Four, based in Norfolk. Virginia, of which he is an instructor and standardization pilot. Of his, approximately, 2500 hours of flying time, 2000 have been in helicopters. In private life, Weinkle flies an Enstrom 280-C helicopter for real estate development and to cruise timber in both Carolinas, Tennessee, and Georgia. He is a broker with W.C. Johnson Realty in Asheville and teaches Economics at Asheville-Buncombe Technical College. The 7 p.m. meeting will be held at the Jackson County Airport, and is open to the public. Music recital The faculty recital series at WCU sponsored by the department of music will continue Thursday, Jan. 31, with an 8 p.m. performance in the Music Recital Hall on campus. The January program will include a selection of songs performed by Dr. Robert A. Holquist and Dr.. Charles Temple Smith. There also will be performances by Dr. Alexander Lesueur on flute, Robin Dauer on French horn, and the Faculty Brass Trio, made up of Larry Herman, trumpet; Dauer, horn; and Richard Koshgarian, trombone. Dr. Lesueur will perform "Theme and Variation for Flute and Piano" by Ignaz Mascheles, accompanied by Dr. Richard Renfro, who also will accompany Holquist. Dauer will perform two sonatas by Luigi Cherubini, accompanied by Dr. Richard Trevarthen. Smith will be accompanied by Mrs. James Dooley. There is no admission charge for the recital. Alpha Phi Omega Join us in the voyages of Alpha Phi Omega, its primary mission: explore new ways of developing leadership. Friendship and Service. . .to boldly go where no Fraternity has gone before. Like Star Trek. . .Service is more popular today than ever before. But our program of Service has never been cancelled throughout our fifty-three year long history. That is why we are lhc largest Greek letter Fraternity in the Nation. Alpha Phi Omega is a Coed Fraternity that is open to both Men and Women. . . .The Service ideas of Alpha Phi Omega are derived from, but not governed by the Scouting movement. Alpha Phi Omega men and women engage in Four Fields of Service. . .Service To The Nation which includes sponsoring the Red Cross Bloodmobile, Dances, Discos, and Rockathons for worthy causes. . .Service To The Community which includes a Thanksgiving Womanless Pageant, visits to the Jackson County Retirement Home, and campus and community cleanup projects. . . .Service To The Campus. . .Each year Alpha Phi Omega trys to sponsor a float in the Homecoming Parade and this year Alpha Phi Omega is sponsoring the New Student Record which is the annual for all the new Freshman and Transfer students. . . .Service To The Fraternity which includes parties, cookouts, suppers, and campus retreats. If Alpha Phi Omega were an all work organization we could hardly call ourselves a Fraternity. We offer a well-rounded Social Program not only for many good times but for the building of character. Alpha Phi Omega means Service. . .and in the course of performing Service. . .leadership emerges. . .and friendships are formed. If any Man or Woman is interested in joining this very worthwhile Fraternity please come to our open Smokers January 29 and January 31 on the second floor of the University Center at 7:00 p.m. Contact any brother or call 239-9439 day or night and Be a Friend, Be of Service, Be a Leader. ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS Spring Semester recruiting activites begin the first week in February. The schedule for on-campus interviews for the first two weeks of February is listed below. Sign-up sheets are already out for some of these. Additional sign-up sheets will be out on Monday. February 5-Northwestern Bank: Bank Trainees; Ace anting, Finance, Marketing, and Economics Majors 5-7-U.S. Navy: Officer Candidates; Any Major 7-MiIliken & Co., Inc.: Mfg. Management; Any Major-Industrial Engineer; Math, Accounting, Indus. Technology Majors 12-Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.: Bank Trainees; Finance, Marketing Majors 13-Rose's Stores, Inc.: Manager Trainees; Bus. Admin., Mkt., and other majors considered 15-Duke Power Company: Programmer Analyst; Information Systems, Math Majors 15-Babcock School of Management: MBA; Any major interested in MBA program If you don't yet have a placement file, you should plan to attend the "Introduction to Placement and Resume Preparation" seminar at your earliest convenience. Career calendar SEMINAR SCHEDULE Introduction to Placement and Resume Preparation Tuesdays 2:00-3:15 Thursdays 11:00-12:15 3:30-4:45 Interview Techniques Letter Writing in the Job Hunt Mondays 3:00-3:50 Wednesdays 3:00-3:50 Wednesdays 12:00-12:50 Legal Assistants Program-Applications are available in the Placement Office for a three month Legal Assistants Program being offered by Meredith College for women holding a baccalaureate degree. Further information available in the Placement Office. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT We continue to get information regarding a variety of summer employment opportunities. Among the latest, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources is seeking Historical Interpreters and Park Interpretive Naturalists to work in Georgia parks and historical sites this summer. Applications are available in the Placement Office for these and other summer jobs. IMPORTANT DATES February 13-Application deadline for Summer Internships with the State of North Carolina. February 15-Last date to make application for PACE exam. March 1 -Application deadline for Washington Center for Learning Alternatives Summer Internships. April 15-Deadline for application for many summer jobs with the Federal Government. Deadlines have already passed for summer employment with the National Park Service and for clerical positions with the Federal Government. COLLEGE MAJOR AND CAREER INFORMATION WORKSHOPS Before you declare a major, you may have some questions that you want answered. What are your interests and abilities? What JOBS are available now and will be available when you are? What are entry-level salary ranges? If you are an undeclared student and these are your concerns, please come by the CAP Center. Bird Building one of the following times and let us talk them over with you. February 5 10:00-11:30 February 20 2:00-3:30 March 3 1:00-2:30 March 19 2:00-3:30
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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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