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More prizes will be awarded for any group with the best banner, sign, or visual display, and two prizes will go to the winners of the judging for the best authentic Western outfit that best exemplifies the 1980 Homecoming theme, "Wild. Wild Western." One prize for males and one for females will be given in that category. At 8:30 p.m. the Cat's Prowl will begin and will carry the rally to the site of the Bonfire. The bonfire will begin at 9:00 p.m. at a site to be designated at a later date. All persons, students, faculty, staff, and interested spectators are urged to attend the pep rally. Persons or groups interested in doing skits or entering the contests are urged to contact Mr. Hugh MacDonell at 7338 or 7395 as soon as possible. Art Workshop Binney & Smith Inc.. the makers of Crayola crayons and other school art supplies, will sponsor a free art workshop at Western Carolina University from 3:30 to 9 p.m. Oct. 21. 22 and 23. The workshop is open to public school teachers, day care workers, art and education students and others interested in attending. It will be conducted in Room 380 Belk Building by Betty Dale, an art consultant for Binney & Smith who holds a master's degree from Virginia Commonwealth University. During the three-day workshop, participants will learn about modern creative art education and some of its materials and tools. They will practice using crayons, water colors, poster paints, finger paints, colored chalks and modeling clay. Simple craft techniques also will be shown, giving participants an opportunity to work with paper, paste and other materials to gain three dimensional effects. Persons interested in attending the art workshop should register by Oct. 20 with Dr. Perry Kelly, associate professor of art at WCU. in Room 282 Belk Building, telephone 227-7210. Zenyatta' Mondatta' New Junk...er...Punk The Police SP-4831 Zenyatta' Mondatta A&M Records Little excitement has come about on the crest of new wave except for some bonafide music as America's own group, the Cars. While for the most part dull things are happening in music in the U S. Europe once again polishes and refines everything we have to offer. Out of a handful of talent in the rock circuit there is one group who does their own thing and they do it well. It did not seem early on that The Police would last. But in Europe, the trend of bleached blonde hair and cynical humor is moving on as bass player/leader of The Police, affectionately known as "Sting" is a prominent sex symbol. The latest release by The Police, abruptly titled Zenyatta' Mondatta is a follow-up to last year's Regatta de Blanc. The album features an elaborate display of this trio's talent. As always, titles play an important part of the band's initial shock and certainly here there is no exception. For example, get a load of a FM disk jockey announcing the upcoming song "When the World Is Running Down, You Make the Best of What's Still Around" (one of the album's better songs). Or better yet, "by request - here is The Police with 'De Do Do Do. De Da Da Da.'" The album is mainly filled with upbeat tunes with a few space sounds that would probably make the Grateful Dead hide behind the pyramids. A punctual tune called ''Canary In a Coalmine'' carries with it what seems to be a major theme of the album - isolation. The disk is not exactly rebellious, but understanding^- disturbed. In "Bombs Away" Sting sings about the president: 'though his shirt is clean, his country reaks!' And a tint of humor almost always prevails in the album's overtones. In "De Do Do Do. De Da Da Da" Sting announces that 'these words are meaningless and all that's true.' Obviously this is not something contrived for boogie people: although some beats would make for classy disco. All the songs except for two were written by Sting. A song a piece is credited to the other two members. Andv Summers, the group's all imported guitar player, is responsible for the bizarre instrumental "Behind My Camel." The drummer, Stewart Copeland. provides another percussion virtuose called "The Other Way of Stopping" to end the album. NFSMA Meeting The Nutrition and Food Service Management Association will meet Thursday October 16th at 6:30 p.m. in Belk Building room 411. All interested persons are urged to attend and bring ideas and examples of crafts the club could make for the Christmas Bazaar. The Public Relations Committee will meet al 6:00 before the general meeting. The University Forum (ASI300) is a one hour credit general elective course for senior, honor, and selected other students, lt is open, free of charge, to facuhv. siatt and oihei interested people on a non-credit basis. Econ Club The Econ Club Proudly Presents Dr. Glen Bottoms with his timely topic. "An Economist Looks At Voting." Dr. Bottoms will speak at 3:15 on Oct. 20, Forsyth 333. All members are urged to attend. University Forum Women's Bowling The University Forum will meet October 20 at 7:00 p.m. in the New Science Auditorium. Susan Smith of the Center for Improving Mountain Living on the Western Carolina University campus will present a program on the topic "Energy Conservation: Right Here and RightNow." Women's Bowling on Monday October 20th for sorority. 6:00-7:30 for Sigma Kappa. Delta Zeta. and Zeta Tau Alpha; aud 7:30-9:00 for Alpha Xi Delta and Phi Mu: and Monday October 27th 6:00-9:00 for Independents. (Average of 3 games). « $ -Hardeor. "BEST EATIN'All AROUND. w Two Big Deluxe For $2.00 Please present this coupon to the cashier when ordering. The customer must pay any sales tax on the purchase price. Offer not good in combination with any other offers. One coupon per customer, please. The offer good only at the Hardee's in Cullowhee, NC. 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