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Western Carolinian Volume 46 Number 09, October 16, 1980

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Organizations and Events Social Work Club On rhursday, Octobei 16, 1980 at 4:00 p.m. I lie So, ial Work Club will niecl tO discuss Service Pn and Fall activities. He there. Room I--1 McKee! Dues 'ue also! On October 17, 1980 al 5:00 there will be a Social Work Cookoul at Jenny Wittekind's on Cane) Fork Road A si 00 cover charge will be charged For food. Please sign up and pay in the Social Work Office. All Social Work Majors and Intro 151 class members are invited. Rocky Horror Imagine a movie about musically inclined transvest- iies from Transylvania, Imagine characters named Kill Rail. Magenta, and Mcatloaf, the era/.cjl biker w ho conies to an unsavory eiul. I'hcse. plus a lot more unspeakable treats, art I he Rocky, Horror Picture Show. It's an outrageous spool of the old Diacula- Frankcnstien-haunted house movies If you're sick of enlightening movies, you'll like Rlll'S. It makes no profound statements about sexuality, politics, or society, Il vou think ii docs, please nunc to California and or put an ad in the personal section of the Village Voice. Iliis 's a Make Vour Ow n Special I I'fct is Mo\ ic, and Pish iK v itees "! the film soniel'm irricd so you might Hani to bring a raincoat. Often nee. ttiast. and Coke (Cola) arc tossed with Ion Come in costiunc-w hatev ei youl preference. Everyone will have an awfully good time. Hie movie will be shown on Oct. 17 at 8:00 p.m. Aging Workshops "Facts and Fiction About Aging" is the subject of a series of six evening workshops to be held at Western Carolina University Oct. 20 - Nov. 24. The purpose of the workshops, sponsored by WCU's Division of Continuing Education, is to help participants separate the facts from the fiction of aging, explore their own attitudes toward aging and gain a better understanding of the positive aspects of aging. Designed primarily for adults over 3ft the workshops will be held Mondays from 6 until 8 p.m. in Room 411 Belk Building under the leadership of Dr. Davia'Veach. associate professor of home economics at WCU. They will consist of presentations by workshop leaders, films, case studies, music, reading and informal group discussions. Topics to be discussed - include the myths anil stereotypes about aging, the emotional aspects of aging, the physical changes ill g, the problems and satisfaction of agmg. attitudes toward aging and the commonalities between the old and young, Cosl of the enure series is $5, including the cost of administering 1.2 Continuing Education Units for the completion of all six workshops. lo register for the workshops and obtain additional information, contact WCU's Division ol Continuing Education at 227-73' Old-time Music Do vim like old-time music'.' Do vou enjoy dancing the old country way? Or do you have an interest in learning these things by doing? It so. Thursday night is the nine for you. Beginning today, the sixteenth, in the Wesley Foundation area of the Cullowhee Methodist Church, vou can find enough old-time music and dancing to settle your soul. Every Thursday night, from 7 till 10, there will be music and dancing—free for anvone who wauls to come and join in. Bring vour music and your dancing duds and join us. For more information call Blanton Owen. Mountain Heritage Center, 227-7129. Phi Beta Lambda PHI BFTA LAMBDA »ill hold a meeting tonight al 6:00 p.m. in Forsyth Room 223. Refreshments will be served aud all interested people are urged to atti Bloodmobile Drive Alpha Phi Omega. Pi Delia Chapter, is sponsoring a (neck Fraternity Somiiv drive for the Bloodmobile to be held October 21 - 22. 1980 from 12:00 - 5:00 p.m. Prizes will be awarded! II vou have nol received a letter, please call Pcrnell Collett at 227 6016. \ PO asks thai all Creeks support this drive. Mkt- Mgt Field Trip MARKETING-MANAGEMENT The Marketing management club will hold a field trip to Dayco in Waynesville Wednesday Oct. 22. All interested people are invited to attend this tree aud informative event. The trip will begin al 12:00 p.m. in Forsyth Lobby, this is .in excused absence. Proper dress is reuiiired. -Hut OF Cullowhee Free Delivery Service (3 Mile Radius) Delivering Pizza-Sandwiches-Pasta-Salads All You Can Eat--$2.99 $$$ "5" Ways to Save $$$ On Our Luncheon Buffet 11-2 Weekdays 1-Slice Pizza - Pasta & Salad $1.99 2-Slices Pizza - Pasta & Salad $239 3-Slices Pizza - Pasta & Salad $279 All You Can Eat - Pasta & Salad $2.99 All The Salad You Can Eat $159 Re-ular Hours Delivery Hours Sun.-Thurs. - 11:00a. m.-12:00 p.m. Sun. - Thurs. - 5:30-11:00 p.m. Fri. & Sat. - 1100 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Fri. & Sat. - 6:00 p.m.-12:00 p.m. County Fund Drive Activities in support of^he im81 JacksoP County Fund Drive begin this week, lhc goal is $25,000. oj which ss arolina University is asked o contribute $6500. Major recipients of the Fund include UksonComuv llov Scouts, Girl Scouts. American Red doss chapter', Sheltered Workshop. Rescue Squad. I il Clubs. CI. Harris Community Hospital, and the North Carolina United Fund. Operating expenses come io only $700, or 2.5 percent of the total. Ihe campaign at WCU is being coordinated by Ms. Sharon Jacques and Dr. John Bell. Solicitors are being unci among faculty and staff to make contact with all WCU employees. Target dale for completion ol the drive is Novcmber2lst. WCU has a fine record of contributions to the United Fund in the pasi. lt is anticipated that tins year's drive will meet or exceed the goal. DPMA What is DPMA? DPMA stands for Data PROCESSING Management Association. It was initiated in 1968 to provide a means of encouraging college and universitv students who arc interested in the field of data processing. Il is designed for students who are planning careers in data processing. Through the progress. DI'MA seeks to provide additional opportunities for studenls to leam more aboul their chosen area ol study as well promote interaction between students aud professionals in data processing. Ihe Western Carolina Universitv student chapter of DPMA was formed in 1978. It is sponsored by DPMA National out ot Asheville. N.C. The DPMA National is made up of people who arc actively involved in data processing as a career. The National Chapter meets once a month for at least nine months out of the year for programs which are educational in nature. These monthly meeting may feature guest speakers with expertise in a particular area or presentations by. members of the local chapter. All new members and visitors are welcome to the club. DPMA will have it's next meeting Tuesday October 21, at 7:00 in Forsyth. Room 127. Siiie Ray will be our truest speaker. Gong Show Tonight The GONG SHOW, that's right folks - tonight at 8:00 p.m. for 50 cents you can see some of the weirdest dumbest, funniest, and best entertainment to hit WCU since Richard Pryor was at the Rit/. HI and Han-ill's RHC will present their first GONG SHOW in \i\ Auditorium in just a lew hours so get Gudger Reception I here will be a reception for U.S. Representative I amar Gudger starting at 4:30 ill the Grandroom of the University Center. Also, there will be a Dutch-Treat dinner with Mr. Gudger at 6:30 in the Top of the Stairs restaurant in the University Center. The reception is open to everyone. Anyone who wishes to attend the dinner should contact Gary Long at 227-7299 or left' Gray at 227-7405. Pep Rally Homecoming festivities the week of the WCU- Marshall University football game (October 25) look to be some of the best ever at Western Carolina University. One of the highlights of the week will be the Homecoming Pep Rally to be held Thursday night (October 23). The pep rally will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Reid Gymnasium with the WCU cheerleaders leading the cheers. Also, three fall sports at Western (cross-country, men and women's tennis) will be recognized. Skits will be presented with prizes being awarded for Ihe best skits in three categories: fraternity and sorority, student organizations, and dormitory halls and floors. I 2 Western Carolinian/October 16, 1980

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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 Carolinian in 1933.
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  - Western Carolina University
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  - Publications (documents)
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  - Date original: 1980-10-16
  - Date digitized: 2018-09-21
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  - Dimension: 15" x 11.5"
  - Pages: 20 pages
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- Location
  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
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  - Western Carolina University
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  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1980-10-16_Vol46_No09
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  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

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