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Western Carolinian Volume 46 Number 04

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  • ...from page 17 collegian finished second with a 26:14 time in the five-mile course. Teammate Tom Mahon placed fourth with a 26:35 showing as the Cats gave the Thundering Herd, the second best team in the conference in 1979, a good challenge. Marshall's Kim Nutter won the race with a course record 25:52 time as the top four finishers each broke the old standard of 26:36 set by Western's Sam Shirley last season. Head Coach Dan Kenney was pleased with Saturday's meet with Marshall, except that his runners didn't win, and is optimistic about the challenge at The Citadel. "The Citadel has an outstanding group of freshmen in their cross country program this season, and so I look for a good race. I think we are in real good shape to run the Citadel...I know our kids will give their best effort. Western has good people and good people produce good things," says Kenney. The Citadel lost to Western 42-19 last season as they finished 3-4 in dual meets. The meet is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. on the Bulldog campus in Charleston, SC. ...from page I.V Through strong commitment unwaivering perserver- ance, and great belief in each other, they were able to realize their dream--a beautiful new home at River- bend. Theta Xi's prosperity during the critical two-year period without a house is attributed to hardwork, outstanding leadership, and the true brotherhood that bonds all the Theta Xi's. The brothers would like to thank all the Greeks on campus for their support and friendship during Theta Xi's time without a home. .irom page 5. Even though this translates to oniy 175 dollars per term it is still a substantial amount for citizens of a country like the Central African Republic. O'Toole said that it is one of the poorest countries in Africa. Eighty-five percent of the work force is engaged in subsistence agriculture. The country's most valuable resource, the diamond mines to the north, is controlled by Diamond Distributers Inc., a New York concern. O'Toole, who has been to Africa six times before this trip, said that he experienced his most severe case of culture shock in the Central African Republic. The grinding poverty and racial segregation "as bad as in South Africa," were major contributors to this. But there were other incongruities. O'Toole said that the Central African mind was "very difficult" to understand and that the culture that sprang from the workings of this mins was "the most alien" he had ever encountered. He was careful to note that he was speaking in terms of comparison with his own culture, that of the United States. 4lut OF Cullowhee Now Introducing Free Delivery Service (3 Mile Radius) Delivering Pizza-Sandwiches-Pasta-Salads $$$ "5" Ways to Save $$$ 1-Slice Pizza - Pasta & Salad $1.79 2-Slices Pizza - Pasta & Salad $2.19 3-Slices Pizza - Pasta & Salad $2.59 All You Can Eat - Pasta & Salad $2.89 All The Salad You Can Eat $1.39 Regular Hours Sun.-Thurs. - 11:00a.m.-12:00 p.m. Fri. & Sat. -11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Delivery Hours Sun. - Thurs. - 5:30-11:00 p.m. Fri. & Sat. - 6:00 p.m.-12:00 p.m. LAST MINUTE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS FRIDAY SEPT. 12 8:00 P.M. HOEY AUD. $1.50 STU DENT (W.C.U.) $2.00 OTHER TkKiAA*Akfto lOAtrMI JCWM* IWTWUTI I If tTM MOON WTt* TOWWtMf RH> wWt> RMGO VTAJM nut r n i J nt I " * ■--"- ~if if. * ~ — •———"■»- ■»jtrrmm™<toworHwoyri (Mw>MM«eMkiJi>'mn !«•*-->ntomo-nmoim PG|P»flf *T*l 6U0UCE SU6KSTTD <£& * sam kUTTRuu. iotnotw turttau to*cmJ*m a Nnv woato Ptcnms i muak Operator... TELEPHONE DIALING INSTRUCTIONS FOR RESIDENT HALL STUDENTS Those who DO have Long Distance Service: To call numbers on campus (227 exchange), dial last 4 digits To call numbers in Cullowhee & Sylva (293-586 exchange), dial all 7 digits. Long distance (area 704) dial 8+1 + 7 digits. Long distance (outside area 704) dial 8+1 +area code + 7 digits. To secure an area code dial 90. To dial a toll free or 800 number, dial 8+1 + 800+7 digits. lo make a collect, bill to another number, or a credit card call, dial 90. For assistance in dialing, dial 90. You can receive long distance calls. Directory Assistance: Cullow hee and Sylva, dial 8 +1 + 411. There is a charge after 5 calls per billing. Area 704, dial 8+1 +555-1212. There is a charge after 5 per billing. Outside area 704, dial 8+1 +area code +555-1212. Those who DO NOT have Long Distance Service: To call numbers on campus 1227 exchange], dial last 4 digits. To call numbers in Cullowhee & Sylva [293-586 exchange], dial all 7 digits. For directory assistance, you must go to a pa>station. For long distance, including collect, bill to another number, credit card, or toll free calls, you must go to a pay station. You cannot receive long distance calls. To secure long distance service, call Western Carolina Telephone Company between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday at 586-2101. **NOTE All numbers on campus - After completing a call and you wish to make another call, in order for the equipment to release, please hang up for 3 to 5 seconds before you attempt to dial another number. Western Carolinian Editor-in-Chief Business Managei Associate Editor Managing Editor Design Director Illustration Advertising Secretary Classifieds Royce W. Smith Tim Thompson Toni Saddler Rick McDaniel Hughes Grogan Bart Bennett Darrell Bartlett Jamie Lowder Cathey Nelson PRODUCTION Anne Pearson Sherry Basmger Cathy McDaniel Ginnie Patterson Rick Lockamy Tony Cole Debbie Dettmar AD DESIGN Jan Funderburk Loretta Rattler Patty McMullen PHOTOGRAPHERS Mark Haskett Mark Stewart Peggy Robertson Robert Lahser STAFF WRITERS Monica Henson Tamamra Godley Jim Buchanan Kyle Little Michael Grooms C.W. Vaughan-Lloyd Jim Wrinn The Western Carolinian is published every Thursday throughout the academic year and summer sessions by the students of Western Carolina University. Our offices are .located on the WCU campus in Joyner Building and our mailing address is Post Office Box 66, Cullowhee, NC 28723. Telephone is [704] 227-7267. Subscription information is available upon request. 18 Western Carolinian/September 11, 1980
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