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  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1982-03-04_Vol46_No22_02

March 4. 1982 2 A strology Aries (March 21 - April 20) It seems that every time you try to pull yourself out of that whirlpool, the rope you grab for is tied to the handle that keeps the eddy churning. Other lines have been tossed to you but you reach without study and they either don't hold up or reinforce the swirling water. There are lines dangling nearby that can withstand the pressures of your grasp and you can pull yourself to safety, find one quickly, rest a w hile. then go swim elsewhere. Bui act fast before you are sucked under. Taurus (April 21 - Mav 20) Vour tendency to leap right over unpleasantries is commendable, but you have come to a mound on the trail that cannot be so easily overcome. It may seem easy to go around it by choosing the tidier side, but you will find the pile has slid quite a bit when you get almost arout\d. Retrace vour steps now. It's not too late and you won't regret it. Vou may get a little on vour shoes as vou go around the other direction but it will definitely be much easier to trod across than the knee- deep barrier you're heading tor. Gemini(May 21 -June 20) You should now start to burst those bonds that have for so long held you down. Vou have wonderful potentials but you find it hard to rise above a certain level and you feel beaten betore you start. Vou can whip this problem for you are not chained to it in the paint ul wav you think you are. You will have to strain every muscle to get free, but when you do you will be bound and determined not to get into that situation again. Cancer (June 21 - July 20) You've had your eye on something for a while now and you are just about to make your move. Wait a bit. Ihe time is not right and your direction is lousy. In fact, you have far more important things to do than waste your time on such trivia. Get back to those matters that can eventually earn you another chance at those assets you want. Others deserve them now. and you will be better equipped to handle them later. Leo (July 21 - August 20) If you've had the feeling lately that someone has an eye on your fixed assets, you're probably right. It is your nature to be sharing and this is the proper time to continue these activities. But don't make just anyone the donee. Search carefully for the possesor of that watchful eye and then proceed. They will in no way play for keeps and. as you have done before, you may get a lot of fun out of such a little bit of sharing. Virgo (August 21 - September 20) Now is the time to seek out those assets you have been eyeing lately, but only get them on a trial basis. To "borrow" for a while is fine. You will enjoy the quality and the spice added to your life, but you must know that they can never become fixed. It is terribly difficult for you to live within your means but a little sampling of another style is a good thing and you owe yourself a bit of variety now and then. Your lender will understand that and not mind at all. Libra (September 21 - October 20) Existence for you has recently been one of unending sameness and you feel that unless something happens soon you will scream the place down. Screaming is out this season, so hold off for something very big is heading your wav. Vou will be able to handle it but it might require a stretch of your imagination to see the inherent possibilities. As this change in your life approaches, it may seem to inch along at first but as it comes closer it will speed up and you will be able to appreciate the magnitude of your good fortune. Scorpio (October 21 - November 20) You should now begin to think about a more holistic approach to life. Bits and pieces are OK but the whole needs to be considered, for this is what you have in the end. Stand back and take a good look at your entire existence so that you can see what has not been getting the attention it needs. Do not take stop-gap measures for improvement but put all you have into it and your satisfaction will be immense. Sagittarius (November 21 -December 20) It is good to be frugal but you must not overdo it for people will start to avoid you You've got plenty of everything so start sharing a little of it with your friends who are less fortunate than you. Ihcy will show their appreciation in ways that wjll delight you again and again. Do not thrust vour bounty upon them too suddenly, however, for it might be hard for them to take it all at once. Instead, slowly show them what you have to offer so that they can come to appreciate the size ot your gifts. Capricorn (December 21 - January 20) You are finding that, more and more, you like to gossip. This can be fun when not done maliciously, but sometimes you should keep a close watch on your tongue. Don't let it wag so much for it can get you into deep trouble that could soon become a sticky mess Swallow those nasty words you want to utter as you tighten your lips to keep them from letting out unkind thoughts that could stain someone's reputation. Aquarius (January 21 - February 20) For several weeks now you have had your eye on someone you would like to get to know much better. You find it difficult, however, to break that barrier between you and nothing has worked so far. The trouble is that you are not showing those qualities that make you stand out in a crowd. You know what these are and how to best display them to advantage. Erect no more barriers for they are hard to overcome, but instead strip away those layers of rectitude and that someone you so want will find you to be the exciting person you really-are. Pisces (February 21 - March 20) Lately you have felt like nothing short of a fixed asset. Whose, youYe not quite sure. It is totally of your own invention, however, so don't take it out on someone close to you. Instead, share your thoughts with them. To view the idea as a game might be a kicky thing to do for a while. It may bring about a bit of diversion that will help broaden your abilities, not to mention your sense of humor; and those are two areas that can always stand some broadening. Know when to say when, Hav ing a think with friends is a Ion;,'-time American tradition. I lappflv. mosi people cany on this I radii ion without overdoing it. Re< ause most people who choose todrink.di ink sensibly. Thev know that liqtiol is a part of I lie good hie. And that pari of enjoying liquoi is to know when you've had enough. As the pi >ople who make and .tell distilled spirits, we're glad that mosi people win i drink do so with modern! ion I f vou i boose to drink, we un:c vou to know voui Iiinil-. Know whentosav when If you choose to drink, drink responsibly. ,i^ YESTERDAY'S March 1982 452-2510 Balsam Rd. Waynesville, N. C. Sun Mon ft. <4I -a- ■a: ■c 28 Tues Wednesday THE -1 PILOTS 22 29 a a. Ir a, '■£- £ 23 M) Hollywood l0 Brats BRAZEN p Hollywood 24 Brats STORMZ 3! 77) Mr t. », | I -8. 18 J3 25 Frida v Saturdav MAGIC Hollywood Brats Request Nite '3 Featuring "You RIGEL 20 261 27 STRATUS Don't Miss SUBWAY April 21, '82 Friday's College Night With current I. D. Vi price 25c draft all night $5 Private Club Membership Required Open 7:30-1:00 Every Wednesday Ladies Night All ladies admitted free UPSTAIRS SOUND Buying used HiFi Equipment 293-9767 12 -6 Cullowhee Nightlife Randy Flack at uxtione Sat. March 6 ^^^^^^^^^^H 7:30 until.... (After 8:00 p.m., $1.50 cover chg. plus $2.00 minimum) 293-3621 Reservations required groups of 5 or more Reservations Suggested Brown Bagging Career Corner If you are graduating in May or August, now is the time to begin thinking about looking for a job. We will have a number of recruiters from business and government on campus during the Spring Semester. In order to interview. you must have a placement file and to begin a placement file, vou need to attend the Mini- Seminar. "Introduction to Placement and Resume Preparation." This seminar schedule will begin on Monday. January 25. All seminars will be held in the Placement Office in the CAP Center. Introduction to Placement and Resume Preparation I uesdavs---2-.P 15; Thursdays— 11-12:15 and 3:30-4:45. Interview Techniques Mondays—3-3:50; Wednesdays—12-12:50 Letter-Writing in the Job Hunt Wednesdavs—3-3:50 I lie following organi/ations will be recruiting on campus on Friday, March 5th and the week ol March 9th:1 □ 5th: Rexham Corporation; Research <*t Development Chemists; Chemistry. □ 9th. Service Merchandise Company; Management I rainees; Business Management. I iberal Aits □9th: Plastic Piping Systems; Sales & Operations I rainees; Indus. Distribution □ 10th: Pisgah Girl Scours: Camp Counselors: anv major, □ Nth: Rose's Stores; Retail Management 1 rainees; Business related preferred, but will speak to any major. Summer Employment lt is not too early to begin thinking about summer jobs, and we are beginning to get information about a variety of summer emplovment opportunities. WORLD'S FAIR ^2 - KNOXVILLK Yvc L s Placement uiiice lias been designated as a satellite employment office for employment with the World's Fair. Applications and information about types of jobs are available in the Placement Office. I NIVKRSITY OF TENNESSEE - KNOXVILLE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT I hev are seeking applications from students at other universities because thev will need extra help this summer. Applications will soon be available in the Placement Office. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SUMMER JOB OPPORTl NITIES We have information about jobs available with the federal government this summer. Application deadlines vary, but the sooner you apply, the better. The Park Srvice and the Forest Service are no longer accepting applications for summer employment. In addition to the opportunities listed above, we are beginning to get information about summer jobs from summer camps, and other opportunities will no doubt be forthcoming. Check with the Placement Office frequently as manv summer employment opportunities have earl) application deadlines. INTERNSHIPS In the CAP Center Placement Office, we now have information and application forms for the following internships NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION, LYNDON B. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON, TEXAS- Sumnicr internships available primarily to math, physics and other physical sciences majors. Application deadline is March 15th; THE CITY OF NEW YORK SUMMER MANAGEMENT INTERN PROGRAM-To qualify, students must have a permanent home address in New York City. Must be at least a junior and be majoring in Public Administration. Urban Planning, Liberal Arts, Science or Business. Application deadline is March 15th. The Church of Christ which meets in Sylva welcomes you! Sundays 10 AM - Bible Study* II AM - Worship 7 PM Worship* Wednesday 7:30 PM - Bible Study* ♦Approximately 30 minutes before these services a bus will stop at the Wachovia Bank and at Dodson Cafeteria. For further information, please call Joseph Suttle at 293-9560. <8U.F.O.S$ yi^ Seen Shopping at Convenient shopping^ for people who are on the go!! Fast Friendly Service! Groceries Health & Beauty Aids Gas Magazines Beer Etc. Etc. Etc. SOME OF THE MOST IMPORTANT WORK FOR CANCER IS BEING DONE OUTSIDE THE LAB. its being done in automobiles and living rooms. Over coffee and cake By people like Madeline Mitza and Theresa Barbien. They met when Madeline was in treatment for breast cancer and Theresa was the volunteer who drove her to her therapy appointments Now like Theresa Madeline is bringing help and hope to other women as a Reach to Recovery volunteer Madeline and Theresa are living proof 'hat its people who give people the will to live. The work in the lab must continue And so must the work outside we need your help SHARE THE COST OF LIVING Give to the American Cancer Society ¥ This space cont'ibi/efl <*> a cubk. servte

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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• Date
  • Date original: 1982-03-04
  • Date digitized: 2019-01-29
• Extent
  • Dimension: 15" x 11.5"
  • Pages: 12 pages
• Subject - Topic
  • College student newspapers and periodicals
  • Cullowhee (N.C.) -- Newspapers
  • Universities and colleges -- North Carolina -- Cullowhee -- Newspapers
• Location
  • Jackson County (N.C.)
  • Cullowhee (N.C.)
• Source institution
  • Western Carolina University
• Source Collection
  • WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1982-03-04_Vol46_No22
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  • Western Carolina University Hunter Library