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  • Western Carolina University
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  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1983-01-27_Vol47_No17_02

2 Western Carolinian/January 27, 1983 Senate Classified ad messages II by Kay Arrowood Insight Black Hole Sighted Dear Editor, The hole in front of the Music English building has got to be fixed. It is damaging cars, and endangering the lives of drivers who sometimes swerve at the last minute to miss it. 1 realize that several temporary patches have been placed over it. but !lV the end of the day it has collapsed back into the hole. This seems to reflect the university's policy that there is never time to do it right, but always time to do it over. 1 am sure that if there was a serious car accident or a flat on the chancellor's car, then the hole would be repaired. As for now, I recommend that one drive in the oncoming lane or detour through the Forsyth parking lot. If you are determined to travel this stretch of road, a four wheel drive would increase yout chances of survival. Name withheld by request The Student Senate of Western Carolina University began their first meeting of the new semester when President Charles Bonnell called the group to order at 5 p.m. on January 24, 1983. After the minutes were read and approved, the Senators answered roll call. Only one senator, Brett Lawson, was absent. The discussion of old business began with the second reading of Senate Resolution 978. SR 978 is "an act to amend SR 7I9."SR 719 was "an act to eliminate conflicts of interest in the Student Government Association" concerning members who served in two offices of the three branches of the Senate or who served in the Senate and another club or organization. SR 978 resolves to add the following two clauses to the first resolve of SR 719: a) "No individual may serve in more than one student body elected position concurrently; b)No individual may serve in the Senate while holding a compensized position in any organization." SR 978 further resolves that this resolution "take effect with the next regular elections" jj and "void any other act...in conflict with this act." $ The Committee on Rules, however, gave the resolution an unfavorable report. The sponsor of the ft | should be typewritten or clearly printed, and should contain a ; current phone number or mailing address. The fee for this service is $l/first 50 words for general public and S2/first 50 for business and ft commercial ads. The service is {j free to all students with a valid D and are run for three weeks. } Deadline for classifieds is 5p.m. I on Tuesday for the following Thursday's paper. All ads must be paid for in advance. : j ANYONK interested in discussing metaphysics ; (Reincarnation, Karma, Astrology, etc.) or forming a study group, let's get together soon. Call 586-6809/' Cullowhee Offering Escort Service S.Ci.A. is in the process of starting an escort service for all students attending W.C.U. Hopefully we will have this service underway before Spring Break of 1983. The service will involve only on-campus escorts. For example, if a person needs an escort to or from the library, we will provide a phone number that you can call and there will be escorts at a central location (ie. Student Government office). The service would run from Sunday night through Thursday night between the hours ol 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. A note to all student organizations ; this service will be on a trial basis. Sending out this letter to student organizations, S.G.A. is asking for males to volunteer toward this service. This does not mean that we don't need women escorts; all women who would like to be escorts feel free to sign up. All escorts will be heavily screened. Traffic and Security will be working with us by providing us with any help or assistance that would be needed. We are also trying to get some type of special recognition for all escorts. Year Book pictures, jackets, etc. If you have any questions or names of those who would like to volunteer, contact me. Pat Carmody, Director of Public Information or Terry Miller, Assistant Vice President at 227-7299 or 227-7405. Your help for this service would be greatly appreciated. New Speakers Available WCU now has a central speaker's bureau available to help match the demand for speakers with the resources of the university. The speakers bureau is coordinated through the WCU Division of Continuing Education and offers a 32- page guide listing some 69 faculty members and administrators who are available to address clubs and organizations. The guide, available through the Continuing Education office, provides both an alphabetical listing of speech topics and an alphabetical listing of speakers. Topics range from Africa, aging and development, alcohol, or art to money, volcanoes, women, or volunteerism.; To book a speaker or to add your name to the list, call Jim Ihlenfeld at the Division of Continuing Education, ext. 7397. made and seconded. After a brief discussion about the resolution. Senator Delk called for questions. When a division was called in the voice vote, the Senators voted again by roll call. Those senators against SR 978 were Robin Allen, Winston Bacon, Frank Baldwin, Kevin Brown, Jim Buchanan, Chris Faw, Ron Fines, Lloyd Hocutt, Mark Howell, Pat Phillips, Russ Randolph, Kimberly Singletary, Rogers Spears, and Velina Stoltenborg. Those for the resolution were Mary Belohlavek, Mike Cochran, Mark Conrad, Kent Cranford, Mark. Delk, Mark Ethridge, Claire Gerrard, Tim McBride, Beth McLaughin, Jennifer Moore, Page Norris, Ed Phillips, Tom Pruett, Derrik Roberts, Susan Strahs, and James Weber. The resolution passed by a 2- count margin. Finishing up old business, these new senators were $ sworn into office: Anthony Dowling, Barbara Dees, ft Mike Fowler, and Richard Torres. Announcements followed as there was no new business on the agenda. President Bonnell apoligized for the notebooks that i had not arrived and asked to see all new senators about committee placement. Bonnell also announced the j; resignation of Senators Randy Vestal, Mark !| Bulfamoyer, and Dan Brown. In addition, he added that >', Kenn Port and Richard Torres'resignations as well as the switching of several assistants in the SGA must approved at the next meeting. After moving and jj acclaiming the motion to conclude the meeting, the Student Senate adjourned at 5:25 P.M. „ 8 beg ROOMMATK NEEDED: to share 2 bedroom house on Caney Fork. 293-5968/• NEEDED: One bedroom house, (all 293-5968/* DO YOl I NEED A PLACE TO LIVE? If so, I need a roommate at Riverside Apts. less than I mile from WCU. $87.S0/month plus ' ; utilities. Call Tommy at 293-5096 or come by apt. 8./* IMPORT AUTO REPAIR: Specializing in Volkswagen, Volvo, Datsun, Toyota, Fiat, Honda, English Sports Cars, (all Rob at 586-5396 Cullowhee./* CUSTOM SEWING: Alterations, mending, quilt repairs. You buy the fabric and pattern- I do the sewing. Call Ginny. 586-5396/* KEEP THE MEMORIES. A Josten's College Ring does it best. It say» "Pride". It says "achievement." It even says "Success." Order yours today at WCD Bookstore./* SNAKE: Excellent pet that will faithfully guard your dwelling. 4 ft. reticulated python. Excellent disposition. Eats well and is in healthy condition. Serious inquiries only!! Contact Tom at 293-9150. $70.00 or best offer./* PREGNANT? Need help? Call 293-5333 Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free, confidential/S FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Will deliver. Cut to order. Small or large loads. Also have a 2 bedroom furnished mobile home for rent. Call 586-9836/* TREE TOPPING: Trimming, dangerous tree removal and haul away brush. All work guaranteed, over 10 years experience, free estimates. Free Delivery 0* *^>& Pizza $3 oft 4fut $2 0« Any Coupons Accepted Any Large Upon Delivery Medium Pizza Pizza Coupon good through Feb. 1, 1983 Taste it? Sure you do. Fresh ... baked into every bite, right here in your own home town. You'll love it! Pizza Hut" fresh. Mmmmm. Just what you'd expect from your home town Pizza Hut" restaurant. Classified Classified Classified Insured and licensed. Call 586- 6329/* ARE YOl A: burned out single parent, over-stressed, too plump, tired of smoking like a chimney, tired of feeling like or a doormat, or just into learning more about yourself? If so, there's a CAP (enter group for you. Call 227-7170 or come by 108 Bird for more information. /* WANTED: "groupies" for interesting groups, (all 7170for more information./* NEED EI): Persons interested in self-awareness. Consider CAP Center groups such as Confronting Conflict, Assert- iveness Training. Single parent support group, and Gestalt Therapy, (all 227-7170 or stop by 108 Bird./* WANTED: Individuals wanting to change some old habits. Check out the Smokers Anonymous. Weight Reduction and Stress Management Groups at the CAP Center. Call 227-7170 or stop by 108 Bird./* OWN YOUR OWN Jeans/ Sportswear. Infant-Preteen or Ladies Apparel Store. Offering all nationally known brands such as Jordache, Chic, Lee, Levi, Vanderbuilt, Calvin Klein, Wrangler, over 200 other brands. $7,900 to $16,500 includes beginning inventory, airfare for one to Fashion (enter, training, fixtures, grand opening promotions. Call Mr. Kennan (3Q5) 678-3639/* TYPING & TEMPORARY SERVICES: Professional typing of papers, resumes, theses, and dissertations from cassette or copy. Hourly rates at less than $1.00 for double- spaced copy. Phone-in dictation, phone answering, and bookkeeping services. Call today, Barbara J. Smith, 586- 8344/* FREE: lively, loving, young female retriever. Sleek, muscular, tan body. Big brown eyes. Noble face. Floppy ears. Good disposition, 293-5182/* ROOMMATE WANTED: Non-smoker, serious student. $62.50/month plus electricity. Call 293-3196/* CAR RENTAL WANTED: WCU Prof needs to rent reliable car from Feb. 7-22 while wife is away. Vt ill pay $150. If you need cash and can do without your car call Tim Liberty at 227- 7251./* FOR SALE: Moped 1980 Yam- Hopper, 49CC, 25-30 mph, 100 plus mpg. Good condition. Includes mirror, basket and helmet. $350. Call Tim Liberty at 227-7251/* PERSONAL: Pam, I sure do think you are cute. I../* FOR SALE: Yorx FM/AM Multiplex Receiver Stereo Cassette and 8-track recorder with two Yorx speakers. Excellent condition. $150. 586- 5489 after 4 p.m./* FOR SALE: I Cannon AE-1, almost new with 50 mm 1.4 lens. Body is solid black. Camera combines automatic and manual features. Even an amateur can take breath-taking photos with this camera. Interested persons should contact Mark at 227-4538/* WANTED: Responsible female rommate needed to share 2 bedroom trailer I mile from campus. Share Vi expenses. Prefer non-smoker. Call 293- 3561/* ERNESTINE: Things jus, aren't the same without you. Missing you! Canyon/* FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to share two bedroom apartment. Call Carole at 293- 5483 or 293-5607/* WANTED: Photography models for art/glamour work. Must be 18. Experience helpful but not necessary. No model release required. Pay 25.00 to 50.00 per session. Serious applications only. For interview appointment and send photo and information to H.Balentine Photography, 101 Montgomery Street, Waynesville, N. C. 28786/* RIDE WANTED TO AND FROM TRIANGLE AREA: (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill.) Weekend Feb. 11-13. Call Paul at 293-9030/* WATCH FOUND ON CAMPUS: near bookstore. To claim call and describe at 586- 2356/* $250ff' any Jostenfc gold ring Sec your Josten's representative PLACE: University Center DATE:February 9&10 TIME: 10 to 3 Only $15.00 Deposit Feb. 7th & 8th Open till 11 p.m. — Everyday AT THE I SHOP Cullowhee Quik Stop For the best deal on gas—kerosene—diesel—gasohol—groceries— fried chicken—-potato wedges—hot dogs—BBQ sandwiches—and other deli items _^_ n\ A \/ 14 Video Games -! X ±J Jr\ X Plus Pinball At * The Gold Mine " ■ V Always offering 5 tokens for $1.00 Coming Soon: The Cullowhee Quik-Wash It will be your favorite ICHindf'OmClt Exit under the pedestrian crosswalk Dragons were real. LAST MINUTE 8:00 p.m. Hoey- Jan. 28 $1.50 Students $2.00 non-students Be sure to stop by the 2nd floor of the UC and check out the Video Concerts by Rock World!

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
• Format
  • Publications (documents)
• Type
  • Text
• Date
  • Date original: 1983-01-27
  • Date digitized: 2019-01-31
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  • Dimension: 15" x 11.5"
  • Pages: 10 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
• Identifier
  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1983-01-27_Vol47_No17
• Repository
  • Western Carolina University Hunter Library