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-Organizations And Events Continued- DPMA Meeting f/hursday, Nov. 6, at 7:00 p.m. in Forsyth 12", the Western Carolina Universit) Student Chapter of the Data Processing Management Association will hold its fust monthly meeting. Mr. Tom Franklin, Vice-Presi- ( ent of the parent chapter, will be the gueal speaker. All interested information systems majors, accounting majors, as well as other interested students are urged to attend this meeting. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. Foi further information, contact Donis Marshall. President 22>4l<>2; Sherry Henry, Vice-President 293-9259; or Lisa Pope, Treasure 227-4795. MSIG Service Mountain Synagogue Interest Group will hold Friday evening services on November 21, ll)h(), at 7:30 p.m, at St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church in Franklin. Ill case of bad weather, services will be postponed to November 28. This will be announced on local radio Stations if necessary. An "Oneg Shabbat" and business meeting will follow the services. Chanakuh plans will be discussed. For more information or directions to the church call Ed Pomeranz (524-8441 or 369-9374) or Kathy Hernandez (524-8441 or524-76b5). Alabama Theatre The Alabama Shakespeare Festival, the state theater of Alabama and one of the foremost regional touring groups in the U.S.. will present "Two Gentlemen of Verona" at Western Carolina Universitv at 8 p.m. Monday. Nov. 3. in Hoey Auditorium. The Shakespeare play is a comedy of love and friendship, and the complications that arise when those -two sentiments conflict. It is a light-hearted romp through forest and city by some of the funniest characters that the bard ever develped. It will be performed under the direction of.RusscI Trey/, winner of New York City's prestigious Drama Desk Award. Prior to the performance, the Alabama Shakespeare Festival will conduct four one-hour workshops on emapus. A workshop on the history of the festival and paly production will begin at 9 a.m. in the Little Theatre of Stillwell Science Building. It will be followed by a workshop on stage combat techniques at 10 a.m. in Reid Gymnasium dance studio. The third workshop will be an audition session at 11 a.m. for students interested in pursuing acting careers. Participants will be critiqued on their delivery of memorized audition pieces. fhe audition session, as well as a classroom workshop at 1 p.m. for Speech and theatre arts students, will be held in the Little 1 beatre. n»e Alabama Shakespeare Festival was founded ill 1972 In Martin I. I'latt who went to Anniston. Ala.. from Carnegie Mellon Universit) especial!) to become director of a community theater. The tirsl season was produced on a budget of $8,000 and brought Shakespeare classics to .1.000 people, fhe director and the actors were not paid but were housed and fed bv Anmsionians. In 1978. the festival began its first tour, a six week event that grew to 11 weeks in 1979 and brought Shakespeare's magic to more than 30,000 people in 11 stales. This vear the lour will Stretch over 12 weeks, and the festival's annual budget will top $50(1.(KM). The festival's performance at WCU is sponsored b) the Lectures, Concerts and Exhibitions Committee, Tickets to the play ma) be purchased al the door for $4 for adults and $2 for students. The play is free to 1 (I subscribers. NC EMT Meeting The Region A Chapter of the North Carolina Association of E.M.T.'s will hold their monthly business meeting and training session on Nov. 12 at 7:00 p.m. at lhc Jackson County Rescue Squad. Unit One. building in Svlva. All members and N.C. certified E.M.T.'s are invited to attend. The subject will be Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. DEER Majors The DEKR Majors Club is sponsoring a square dance in the Grandroom of the UC Thursday, November 6 from 6 to ^ pm. There will be no charge. Everyone is w elcome for good food and good fun. Settimi Performs N/HS Open House Mime Tim Settimi, whose artistry has twice drawn large audiences lure in previous years, will perform for the third time at Western Carolina Universit) Ihursdav. Nov. (). in the Cherokee Room of WCU's Hinds University Center. Sponsored In last Minute Productions, theperfor m.uh c will be open to anyone for a 50 cents admission charge. Settimi Vt ill present two free workshops in Room 111 of llor\ .Auditorium at 12:30 and 2 p.m. on Thursday Born in Chicago. Settimi has been on the road most ol his life. He has been a rock musician and trained in mime ai Boston's Pocket Mime Theater. Well-known for his ability to hold audiences spellbound, Settimi hols a bachelor's degree in fine ails from the University of Western Illinois. Med. Tech. Club The Medical Technology Club would like to invite all interesied people to art open house in Moore building. Ihursdav Nov. b, from 4:00 to 6:00. During this time, slide presentations and information concerning a major in Medical Technology will be presented. At 7:00. following the open house there will be a meeting in Moore 104 for those who would like to know more about the field of Medical Technology. Thrl^adJ^mse *v4z«rtMP Sports Weekend Read House *«** *** .'JaOflClQ • 4P ly95 Per Chattanooga, Tennessee 266-4121 Person Double Occupancy (Saturday Night Only) Plus Tax Gratuity hot included ($29.95 Single Occ.) 2:00 p.m. checking Call today for Reservations 800-572-7304 out-of-state 800-251-6443 -Welcome backTtospitality- upon arrival (2 drink coupons included) -Off to the game- tickets not included -Tavern post game celebration (twice the value) -BeaJtifully-appointed room with complimentary stocked refrigerator -Spectacular Sunday champagne brunch Western Carolina vs Univ. Of Tenn. At Chattanooga The school of Nursing and Health Sciences is having an open house for all students who are undecided about a major. The open house lasts from 4 to 6 this afternoon. Representatives from all major programs will be there to answer any questions. Refreshments w ill be served. Classic Film Last Minute Productions will be presenting another in us series of classic films on Wednesday. November 12. I°80. This featured film, entitled Forbidden Games, is about two children who develop an interesting preoccupation with death. The show will be in Hoey Auditorium, and il starts at 8:00 p.m. Admission is SI .50 for students and $2.00 for non-students. Try A Vest This Winter For Warmth j^"% _-\ /■ %■ : k '1 : P —/ I / L 1 V1 f \ il ^ t Special Woman's Lupine Thinsulate Vest Regular $4850 Now $3850 CULLOWHEE OUTFITTERS Mon-Sat 10-6 8/Westem Carolinian/November 6, 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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