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10 Western Carolinian/January 27, 1983 Campus Calender THURSDAY 3 pm—-University-wide tenure anil promotion coram.; 510 Ait in. Bldg. 3:30 & 7 pm—film: "Anna Kaunina" (95 min.. B&W); Jackson Count) Public Library;admission free 7:30 pm—basketball: WCU vs. Morehead Slate. Ren) Gym S pm—concert: duo pianists Norma & Leonard Mastrogia- eomo. Recital Hall. Ml Bldg.; admission: I IT members free, W( i students SI, non-WCU students $2, other adults $5 FRIDAY timesheets fOf permanent employees are due in Ihe payroll Mtn. Adventures Outdooi Programs Friday night skiing, Alpine. Cataloochee; sponsored bj I MP 2 pm—faculty-senate meeting. 520-521 Forsyth 7 ^m—women's basketball: WCU VS. Berea College. Berea. Kentucky 7:30 pm—Lecture: " I raditional Indian Ways and Stories," b) Medicine Story, a Waotpanioc Indian storyteller & poet; Founders Auditorium 8 pm—Film: "Dragonslayer." Iloev Auditorium; admission: Students St.SO, other adults $2; sponsored h\ I MP SATURDAY II am—gymnastics: WCI vs Productions; Hoej Auditorium; admission: children under 12 S2. WCU students tree, other adults S4 7-9 pm—woi kshop "Financing Education Beyond High School." 9 oi 12 McKee bldg.; ad mission free; sponsored h> 1 alent Search 7:30 pm—basketball: WCI vs. V\tl (conf. game) Lexington. TUESDAY last da) 10 file with Dean applications for Ma) graduation WEDNESDAY 5:30 pm—women's basketball: WCI VS. Appalachian State I mi. (conf. game). Boone Duke. Auburn. Georgia College; Cullowhee. com. ph. 227-7161 5:30 pm—women's basketball: WCI u Marshall I mi. (conl. game). Huntington. W. Va. SUNDAY pray, meditate, relax MONDAY I I ain-l pm—paychecks lor permanent employees should be picked up by an authorized person, cashier's window. Controller's office 7 pm—women's basketball: WCU is. I NCA, Reid Gym 7 pm—Musical play: "From Harlem to Hi oadway: I he Black Musical." by Atlantis CAP CENTER WORKSHOP The CAP Center, located in the Byrd Building, is again offering Growth Skill Groups. These groups and workshops are aimed at developing and promoting sell understanding and personal growth. All students, faculty and staff are invited to join any group on a first come, first serve basis. The following is a list of the groups and workshops being offered by the CAP Center this semester: SINGLE PARENT LUNCH GROUP Trying to juggle many roles as a single parent, student- type can be lonely and exhasperating. Treat yourself to an hour a week for sharing with others who understand and experience many of the same issues. Staff and faculty welcome as well! - Beginning; January 31 - Mondays, 12 Noon - Polly Penland & Jacque May - 108 Bird SMOKERS ANONYMOUS Are you ready to quit smoking but feel that you can't? If so, this group is for you! Tried and true methods, as well as new approaches will be combined in a work and support group for those who want to be free of their addiction to nicotine! - Beginning February 2 - Wednesdays, 12 Noon - 108 Bird STRESS MANAGEMENT AND CREATIVE RELAXATION Learn how to utilize, rather than fear, stress in your life. In this group, you'll learn ways to change your thinking and behavioral responses to stress, which has been adversely affecting your health, self image, productivity and relationships. Replace anxiety with relaxation. — Offered twice! - Beginning February 3 - Thursdays, 3:30 PM - Bob Tomory & Mary Deck and Beginning March 22 -Tuesdays, 3:30 PM -John Ritchie & Jacque May - both sessions meeting in 108 Bird WEIGHT REDUCTION We offer help, hope and support to anyone who wishes to reduce their weight. This group will inspect eating habits and exercise patterns, as well as explore the relationship between emotions, self-image and overeating. There will be a $14.00 refundable deposit. - Beginning February 1 - Tuesdays, 3:30 PM - Bob Tomory & Brooke Weaver - 108 Bird CONFRONTING CONFLICT IN RELATIONSHIPS All relationships have concerns of power, conflict and control. Group members will explore their attitudes, styles and strategies in confronting or avoiding conflict. As members begin to feel more comfortable with conflict within themselves and with others, new and alternative ways of utlizing conflict or turning it into a productive process will be practiced. - Beginning February 3 - Thursdays, 3:30 PM -John Ritchie - 108 Bird ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING Learn how to say "no" and mean it; how to express your feelings, needs, and ideas; how to stand up for your rights and be more affirming of yourself and others. Assertive behavior is direct, honest, and appropriate. As you learn to make your own choices, you will become more confident and effective, at school, at work and at home. - Beginning February 1 -Tuesdays, 3:30 PM -John Ritchie & Mary Deck - and - Beginning March 23 - Wednesdays, 3:30 PM - Polly Penland & Brooke Weaver - both sessions meeting in 108 Bird UNDECIDED ABOUT A MAJOR AND CAREER GOALS Choosing a major and planning a career often involves difficult decisions. Increase your awareness of your values and discuss setting goals. This group offers realistic discussion and interest testing as well as predictive job information, e.g., salaries and trends. - Beginning leburary 1 - Tuesdays, 4:00 PM -4 sessions- Mardy Davies - Career Planning & Placement Office - Bird Bldg. CHANGING SELF-DEFEATING BEHAVIOR 1 earn to identify and own your self-defeating behaviors, thoughts and feelings. Explore benefits and costs of maintaining behaviors; practice self-enhancing behavior for more effective and enjoyable living. Journals will be kept to increase awareness of thoughts and feelings in this group experience. - Beginning March 24 - Thursdays, 3:30 PM - John Ritchie - 108 Bird GESTALT GROUP Gestalt is an existential non-analytic form of therapy. Goals are to. integrate various splits and polarities in the personality, to replace environmental support with self-support, and to increase the individual's awareness of self and the world. Group will be limited- to 10 participants. Interview with Jean Ritchie required. - Beginning February 9 - Wednesdays, 3:30 PM - Jean Ritchie - 108 Bird ' STUDY SKILLS SEMINARS Improve selected aspects of your study skills. Don't Wait, until it's too late - helpful information offered. Attend one or all of the sessions: faking Classroom Notes and Reading the Textbook - February 7 & March 21; Motivation - February 14 & March 28; Text Anxiety - February 21 & April 11; Test Taking Skills - February 28 & April 18; Time Management - March 7 & April 25. All sessions will meet on Mondays, 4:00 PM - Counseling Staff. ALCOHOL INFORMATION SEMINAR Alcohol - What it is, how it affects the body and mind. Alcoholism - facts and fallacies, effects on alcoholic and significant others. Offered first Wednesday of each month: Beginning February 2 - 3:00-4:00 PM - Counseling Staff. PERSONAL GROWTH WILDERNESS OUTINGS Experience Yourself with Others in the Great Outdoors! Look for information on a separate flyer, or call CAP Center: Spring Break: CUMBERLAND ISl.AND.GA.-Friday. March 11 - Friday, March 18; Weekend dates: (destination TBA) Friday, April I - Sunday, April 3; Friday, April 8 - Sunday, April 10; Friday, April 15 - Sunday, April 17; After School: Friday, May 13-Friday, May 20 sP* LMP Notes submitted by Judy Swann For two weeks I've anticipated something to keep me busy. Well. I've received what 1 wanted. The work is pouring in from all directions. Projects, papers, tests, it's never ending. And to top it all off, I've got Senior-itis! LM P is moving right along. Unfortunately, we lost a few committee members, but reinforcements are on their way. The upcoming events should prove to be very interesting and entertaining. One question that seems to be popping up everywhere is "concerts". As you know, last semester we did a poll on the following bands: Hall & Oates, The Kinks, and Kool and the Gang. After further inquiries were made into the possibility of getting one of the bands to perform here, we found thev were all out of reach. Hall & Oates has raised their concert price to around $35,000. Kool and the Gang are touring out of the country. The Kinks are available only one date, lo our dismay, the date was March II, the day we leave for Spring Break. Therefore, at this point these three bands are out of the picture. But we haven't given up hope. With luck, the first show will be around March and possibly before then. From Harlem To Cullowhee The best songs from the nation's top black musicals will be heard in Cullowhee Monday evening, Jan. 31, as Atlantis Productions presents "From Harlem to Broadway: The Black Musical" on the campus of Western Carolina University. The fully staged and costumed production, featuring a cast of live young black performers, includes music from such classics as "Blackbirds of 1928," "Porgy and Bess." "Cabin in the Sky," "Purlie" and "The Wiz." Beginning with "Shuffle Along," the first all-black Broadway musical by Eubie Blake and Noble Sissle, "From Harlem to Broadway" tells the story of the rise of black performers and black musicals through the words and music of such great hits as "I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby,""Doin'the New Low Down," "Summertime," "A Whole Lotta Sunshine," "So Little Time" and "Ease on Down the Road." One of the major performers in the show is Rob Cleveland, a graduate of Emory University and a former writer and performer for the "Tush Show" on Ted Turner's satellite station, WTBS. An accomplished actor, Cleveland has appeared with the Just Us Theatre, the Emory Professional Summer Theatre and the Flat Rock Playhouse. Michael Mimbs arranged the music for the production, which is under the supervision of Fergus Currie and Hank Bevis, Gene Ericson designed costumes and properties. Produced by Atlantis Productions, known for their national touring productions of "An Evening with Rodgers and Hammerstein" and "The Best of Broadway," "From Harlem to Broadway" will be performed on the WCU campus at 7 p.m. in Hoey Auditorium. Admission is $4 for adults, $2 for children under 12 and free to WCU students with valid identification cards. For ticket information, call 227-7234. As you know, concerts aren't the only thing LMP sponsors. So far the Outdoors Committee. Special Events Committee and the Films Committee are ready to go- Outdoors' Winter Events include; Friday Night Skiing at Cataloochee, Skiingat Sugar Mountain, Snow Shoe and Backpacking. Spring brings a sailing trip to the Keys, Raft and Canoe trips. Kayaking trips, a Bike Race. Backpacking and finishing up with a hiking trip to the Grand Canyon. The movies this semester are "looking good." Dragonslayer, THX 1138, Stripes, Absence of Malice, Raiders, and many other excellent films can offer Cullowheeans something to do on Friday nights. If you need a schedule of the upcoming films, come by the LMP office and pick up a poster. Special Events has scheduled a Billiards Tournament, which was Tuesday night, a Spades Tournament to be conducted throughout the dorms. Casino Night and a mini-movie series. rhese are just a sample of the events IMP has scheduled for this semester. There should be something for everyone. Keep a lookout for ads and posters filling you in on what's coming up in the next lew weeks In the meantime, we hope the semester gets off to a good start and classes go well. At I. MP we will try to keep you entertained throughout the week. Good luck and have a nice weekend! h&V TOP LW 1 6 7 5 10 12 3 4 11 13 14 15 17 16 19 18 21 22 24 28 25 27 26 31 33 34 30 37 32 35 36 40 38 39 TW ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 1 Down Under/Men At Work 2 Goody Two Shoes/Adam Ant 3 Allentown/Billy Joel 4 AMca/Toto 5 Shame On The Moon/Bob Segar 6 Heart To Heart/Kenny Loggins You Canl Hurry Love/Phil Collins 8 You Got Lucky/Tom Petty 9 Shock The Monkey/Peter Gabriel 10 Love In Store/Fleetwood Mac 11 I Do/J. Geils Band 12 Bad Boy/Ray Parker, Jr. 13 Do You Really Want To Hurt Me/Culture Club 14 Your Love Is Driving Me Crazy/Sammy Hagar 15 Stray Cat Strut/Stray Cats 16 Pass The Dutchle/Musical Youth 17 On The Loose/Saga 18 Hungry like The Wolt/Duran Duran 19 You Are/Lionel Ritchie 20 Heart Of The Night/Juice Newton 21 Twilight Zone/Golden Earring 22 Tied Up/Olivia Newton-John 23 Dont Tell Me You Love Me/Night Ranger 24 We've Got Tonlght/K. Rogers. S. Easton 25 Blllle Jean/Michael Jackson 26 Woman In Me/Donna Summer 27 Forever/Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul 28 Too Much Love To Hide/Crosby. Stills & Nash 29 All Touch/Rough Trade 30 Crazy Kind Of Love/Sugar Creek 31 Fall In Love With Me/Earth. Wind & Fire 32 Utile Too Late/Pat Benetar 33 Windows/Missing Persons 34 I'm Alive/Neil Diamond 35 One On One/Hall 8c Oates 36 Love Me Again/John Hall Band 37 I Canl Stand Still/Don Henly 38 Come On Elleen/Dexys Midnight Runners 39 Winds Of Change/Jefferson Starship 40 Poison Arrow/ABC Sneak Preview! You owe it to yourself to check us out! This weekend only- no membership required. Thursday night Ladies night 8-10 An evening of Appalachian string music with ENTERTAINER Friday and Saturday nights 1st trip over the Mountain for "Clear Creek" Band Cover $2.00 girls Brown bagging $3.00 guys ID required

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)
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• 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
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  • Jackson County (N.C.)
  • Cullowhee (N.C.)
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  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1983-01-27_Vol47_No17
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