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Western Carolinian Volume 46 Number 21, February 25, 1982

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  • February 25, 1982 12 News Briefs The first meeting of the Association of Pre-Health Science Students was very successful with a good turnout. We are encouraging any interested persons to attend the next meeting on March $ at 7 p.m. in NS 125. The Jackson County Arts Council will offer two art classes for children in grades 7 thru 12 beginning March 2 and 4th. Each class will meet four sessions from 6:30 to 8:30 pm in Belk Building room 380 on the Western Carolina University campus in Cullowhee. A general art class to include drawing and painting meets on Tuesday evenings March 2, 9, 16 and 23 taught by Debbie Powers. A hand-building ceramics class meets on Thursday evenings March 4, II, 18 and 25 will be taught by Kelly Bost. A $10 per student registration fee includes all materials. For information or pre-registration call 293- 9253 or the WCU Art Department 227-7210. Registration will also be handled at the first session of each class. The Student Nurses Associated Convention of North Carolina was held in Fayetteville, N.C. during February 18-21, and some 25 students from Western Carolina participated. The Convention is divided into five regions of N orth Carolina, and the regions competed against each other. Among the WCU students involved in the Convention, three junior students from here were selected to the state board. They were: Sara Stewart- Secretary, Susan Lee- Nomination Coordinator and Katrina Vance- Regional Coordinator. WCU now has more people in office than any other school in North Carolina including UNC, Duke, etc. The Western Carolinian congratulates these nursing students who have been elected to office as they will work to promote a good name for WCU and the School of Nursing. Cap and Gown Senior Honor Society is in the process of accepting information sheets for potential new members. Cap and Gown has been in existence at WCU since 1976. The organization strives to be more than a recognition society by actively taking part in campus and community service projects each year. Cap and Gown is dedicated to the recognition and fostering of scholarship, leadership, and service within WCU and the community. In order to be considered for membership, students must be at least Junior status with a minimumcumulative grade point average of 3.0 and must not graduate before December, 1982. An information sheet and two evaluation forms must also be submitted to Dean Barbara Mann in 460 Administration Building by March 3. If you meet the minimum requirements for membership in Cap and Gown and did not receive an information sheet through the mail, please come by 460 Administration and get these forms from Dean Mann. Students who do not submit this information cannot be considered for membership as it is essential that Cap and Gown have more than simply a grade point average to base selection upon. GIL'S FACTORY OUTLET SALE ON MEN'S & LADIES iLEETLEyVs': MEN'S LEVIS ^ 00 Reg. $20 now $14." Name Brand Jeans at Discount Prices •JORDACHE GLORIA VANDERBILT •SASSON • BILL BLASS •CALVIN KLIEN Richard R. Kuszyk has been named member of Honeywell's President's Club. The Honeywell President's Club is the highest honor bestowed upon membrs of the company's salesforce. New members are selected annually based upon specific accomplishments such as opening new markets for Honeywell products, winning orders of unusually large volume, competitive selling and maintaining a continuous flow of orders. Kuszyk holds bachelor's degrees in history and business administration from Western Carolina University. He resides in McLean, VA with his wife and children. The third presentation of Western Carolina University's spring semester University Forum for Contemporary Affairs will focus on a regional topic Monday, March 1, when Jackson County Commissioner Veronica Nicholas speaks on "Citizen Participation in Western North Carolina." The free lecture will be held at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of WCU's Natural Sciences Building and the public is invited. The University Forum series is also offered to WCU senior and honor students as a one-hour credit course each semester, lt is sponsored through WCU's department of history. Western Carolina University's Center for Improving Mountain Living will offer free business counseling sessions Friday, Feb. 26, at the center located in Bird Building on the WCU campus. Individual one-hour appointments with an experienced small business counselor will be available from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Sessions may be used to discuss any business-related topic such as management, finance, sales, marketing, advertising, government financing, accounting or small business loans. Appointments may be made by calling 227-7492. The sessions are made possible by a grant from the Economic Development Administration. Dr. Joseph A. Gallian, professor of mathematics at the University of Minnesota in Duluth, Minn., will present two lectures March 4 and 5 at Western Carolina University. Both presentations will be in Room 325 of Stillwell Building and are open to the public without charge for admission. At 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, Gallian will speak on "Hamiltonian and Hypohamiltonian Circuits." Gallian will discuss "Simple Groups, Combinatorics, and Codes"at 3:30 p.m. on Friday. His visit to WCU is being sponsored by the Department of Mathematics in conjunction with the Visiting Scholars Program. The Student Medical Record Association is giving a dinner for the Medical Record Administration seniors on Wednesday, March 3 at 4:00. All Medical Record Administration majors are invited to attend, including freshmen and sophomores. This dinner will be held at the home of Mary J. Neill. Allwho wish to attend need to meet in Moor Bldg., Room 102, fifteen minutes early to get directions and carpool to Mrs. Neill's home. Be sure to sign up to help with the Health Fair. LEATHER & CANVAS PONY& PUMA TENNIS SHOES $14"&Up Western Boots Reg. $50 to $80 Now $32 50 up Give every NEWBORN the advantage March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation The Rampant Onion Food Coop will hold its regular general meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, March 1 at the co-op warehouse beside Moss' General Store in Cullowhee. The Rampant Onion Food Coop is an organization of individuals and families who work together cooperatively to buy bulk quantities of whole natural foods and products related to healthy living. Interested persons are welcome to attend co-op meetings. For further information, call co-op president Ed Knapp at 586-5668 THE WELL HOUSE SANDWICH CMPORIUM Hot Deli Sandwiches Made with only the finest ingredients available Riverwood Shops, Dillsboro 586-8588 Open 8 p.m. Mon - Sat IN CULLOWHEE FOREST HILLS MOTOR LODGE Twenty units, telephones, TV, Restaurant. Also efficiency units with kitchenettes by week or month. Across 4-lane from stadium. Call 293-5442. Sun. - Thurs. 7:15 Fri. & Sat. 7 & 9:15 R. A. recruiting Fall 82 All interested persons attend information session - Feb. 16, 7 p.m. •*•••••••••••••******** 104 Killian, or pick up application after Feb. 16 at Housing Office. Application deadline Feb. 26 TAP S GEORGE C. SCOTT TIMOTHY HUTTON Theatres 586-5918 QUIN Quin I Shows 7:00 &9:1! U>— PG Held Over! when life is at its finest... when love is at its fullest... lyVIIIVRlNK. HKI'BIKN HKNKY KOM)A JANK FONDA Sunday Matinee 2:00 P.M. Regular Features - Reduced Admissions All kinds of Men's & Ladies Western Shirts & Tops 586-8053 W. Main St. Sylva Boxers Get Ready!! TKE Annual ioxing Matches Time: 7:00 Date: March 2nd & 3rd Place: U. C. Grandroom All Interested Boxers Call Van Stamey 586-9874 TKE House 293-5332 Quin II Shows 7 & 9:00 THE SOGGY BOTTOM GANGS SECRET WEAPON... WAIT TIL YOU GET WIND OF ITI sOePit «dWn, 6^ ryf* from r" Soggy Bottom U.S.A. LATE SHOW— Fri. & Sat. 11:30 PM Bette Middler in • n The Rose;; "R" Adm. $2.00
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