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Western Carolinian Volume 46 Number 08, October 15, 1981

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  • News Page 8 From page 7 Security Director Frank Blackmon, said was taken overthe _ weekend of October third and fourth between 4:30 p.m. Saturday and 2:00 p.m. Sunday. Although the building was locked at the time, whoever took the tapestry did not break in because men were working in and around the building over the weekend. It is assumed that someone walked into the building at a most appropriate time while the workers were busy, but at press time no details or clues are known about the theft. The tapestry is eight feet by three feet with dark blue warp threads, a white border, white design and the theme women with nylon rope. The theme consists of tenls and a moon along with a fringe border. Entitled Arabic Moon, it was designed and constructed by a local artist who can positively identify it. A reward of $100 is offered for information leading to the recovery of the tapestry and/orthearrestand conviction of the person(s) responsible for the theft. Wiley Recognized By MTNA Bert I Wiley, assistant professor of music at Western Carolina University, has achieved special professional recognition by the Music Teacher's National Association as a nationally certified teacher of piano. Wiley was recommended for this advanced standing by the North Carolina Music Teachers Association on the basis of academic achievement and high professional standards in the field of music pedagogy, including musical competence, teaching preparation, and successful performing and teaching experience. The MTNA certification plan was adopted in 1967 and is a national standard for the evaluation and recognition of qualified music teachers. Certification is maintained through continuing education, performance and professional involvement. THE :n WELL -H0USE Sandwiches served In the Well House Include chips and pickle spear. Take out sandwiches Include pickle spear. HOT DELI SANDWICHES Indicate choice of: Rye bread, Pumpernickle bread, Kaiser Roll, mustard, mayonnaise, horseradish CORNED BEEF — thin sliced corned beef brisket and swiss cheese PASTRAMI — New York pastrami and swiss cheese SALAMI — Kosher style salami and swiss cheese ROAST BEEF — rare roast beef round and swiss cheese DANISH HAM — imported ham and swiss cheese TURKEY — oven roasted breast of turkey and swiss cheese SWISS CHEESE — mild imported swiss cheese CHEESE and WINEKRAUT — swiss cheese and imported German winekraut SPECIALTY SANDWICHES REUBEN — corned beef, swiss cheese, and imported winekraut on rye bread KOSHER-STYLE HOT DOG — 1/4 lb. all-beef skinless frank with winekraut on a hoagie roll HOT DOG with CHILI — 1/4 lb. all-beef skinless frank with beef chili on a hoagie roll AVOCADO-SPROUT — avocado, alfalfa sprouts, swiss cheese, sesame seeds, ripe olives, served cold in pocket bread SALADS TOSSED SALAD — small salad with lettuce, carrots, cucumber, celery, radishes, tomato CHEF SALAD — large salad with ham, cheese and more VEGETARIAN CHEF SALAD — large salad with mushrooms, cheese, egg, sunflower seed and more DESSERTS CHEESE CAKE — New York cheese cake CARROT CAKE — spicy carrot cake loaded with walnuts CHILDREN'S MENU SMALL HOT DOG — all-beef frank — PLAIN — CHILI PEANUT BUTTER and JELLY — served In pocket bread with chips and raisins DRINKS COKE, SPRITE, TAB, MR. PIBB ICED TEA — brewed tea, unsweetened MILK COFFEE •HOT TEA — six blends or Llpton DR. BROWN'S SODAS — eight flavors, o fashion naturally flavored canned drinks Founded in 1876, MTNA was the first professional music association in the United States and has a membership of more than 19.000. A native of New York, Wiley joined the WCU faculty in 1967 after teaching in Gwinnett County, Georgia public schools. He earned his bachelor's and master's degree from San Jose State College in California and has had additional graduate study at the University of Georgia and George Peabody College. Wiley is past president of the N.C. Music Teachers Association and is chairman of collegiate auditions of the NCM'I A. He has served as chairman of college auditions of the southern division of the MYNA since 1975. He is co-founder and current president of the Smoky Mountain Music Teachers Association and is general manager of the Smoky Mountain British Brass Band. Active as clinician and adjudicator for the NCMTA and National Federation of Music Clubs, Wiley studied piano with Ruth Slenczynska, Lucien Stark and William Carter. He maintains a private piano studio. From page 1 "This will also improve learning subject matter. There is a need to associate writing with thinking. After all the practice (ungraded papers) there will be a review of the finished product(graded papers)." Some of the main errors Belcher has noticed over the yearsare a lack of focusand organization,combined with the fact that many students simply don't know what they're supposed to do. "It's not enough just to assign and criticize. Most bad papers are just first drafts that need to be strengthened." Belcher went on to explain that students often do not understand the process, and that he is here to "helprecognize flaws in the process." The general principles Belcher favors include doing important papers in multipledrafts,gettingfacultyand peers involved in the writing process (and acknowledging their help on paper), and having most writing assignments go ungraded after givingappropriatecoachingand ad vice. In essence. Belcher is here to help make college education more realistic. He wants to re-define writing as a whole, and "point out the rewards in store" in writing with a goal-oriented approach. Belcher stated that students should take pride in their finished material. PHONE (704) 586-8588 Open 11 a.m. — 8 p.m. — Monday — Saturday Located in RIVERWOOD SHOPS — Dillsboro, N. C. Friday, Oct. 16 National Boss Day send Flowers From Valley Florist Located at Tuckaseigee Valley Nursery 293-5200
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