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10 Western Carolinian/February 17,1983 LMP Report submitted by Do vou have the same old dilemma.' What to do in Cullowhee? Well at IMF we are trying to solve this problem, If you will take nonce there should be an insert calendar in this paper. I his calendar lists the events that have already been scheduled. I hese dates are definite and are not scheduled to change unless a major concert overrides. In that case the date will be rescheduled. I Ins calendar does not list all events that IMP will be sponsoring this semester. Many activities are still in the planning stage, but there should be something for everyone. FMP is proud to announce thai Nantucket will appear here March 9th at K:00 pm in Hoey. I icketsareon sale now. Only student tickets are available through tomorrow. Monday, non-student tickets will go on sale. Prices are $4.00 lor students and $6.00 for non-students. All tickets at the door are $6.00. Judy Swan Nantucket's fourth newest album is NO DIRECTION HOMF, which is moving upon the charts. The group itself is from Raleigh, North Carolina and consists ot Tommy Redd (guitar), Larry Uzzell(vocals), Mark Downing (lead guitar). Fddie Blair (saxaphone and keyboards), David Johnson (bass), and Richard (iates on drums. Ihe band's music is rock and roll, and they really know how to do it! So come by and get your tickets now. There are only 750 tickets available. Tomorrow night "Absence of Malice" will be shown Hoey at 8:00 pm. Also this Friday night the last skiing trip to Catalooche will be offered. During the weekdays videos are being shown on the 2nd floor of the University center from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. These videos consist of up-to-date rock and roll bands. In the meantime, don't forget to get your tickets for Nantucket. Have a nice week-end! "Touchstone" To Play In Hoey Touchstone, a Chapel Hill band that- plays traditional and contemporary Irish music, will perform in concert Thursday, March 3, at 7:30 p.m. in Hoey Auditorium at Western Carolina University. The concert, sponsored by the University Players of WCU's department of speech and theatre arts, will include a performance by Tan Davidson, singer, songwriter and multi-talented musician from Murphy who is a visiting artist at Southwestern Technical College. Touchstone, a four-member band which has toured extensively in the United States and played in Canada, "creates a new musical style that is firmly grounded in Irish tradition, yet is infused with a healthy dose of American country and old-time music," according to the cover of its new album. "The New Land." The band grew around Triona Ni Dhomhnaill, who was born into a musical family from the Donegal Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking area) and inherited a large repertoire of songs, many in Irish, from her family. She was a founding member, lead singer and keyboard player with the Bothy Band. Other members of Touchstone are Zan Mcl.eod, a native of North Carolina who formerly played and toured with Mike Cross and who plays the guitar, bou/ouki and mandocello; Mark Roberts, who plays the penny whistle and flute; and Claudine Fangille, who sings and plays the madolin and banjo. Tickets for the concert are $3 in advance and $4 at the door. They may be purchased in advance from noon until 4 p.m. weekdays in the speech and theatre arts department office, Room 122, Hoey Auditorium, beginning Feb. 28. They also may be purchased weekdays from noon until 5 p.m. at Upstairs Sound in Cullowhee, beginning Feb. 21. Happenings This Week Thursday 3:30 & 7 pm—film: "Case of the ; Burmuda Triangle," Jackson I tount) Public Library j 7 pm—University Forum: ["Reagan's Educational Policy." hy Mr. Charles Hcalherlyol the ;';; U.S. Department ol I ilucaiion: j Natu ra I Sciences Bldg. j Auditorium ||! 7:30 pm—basketball: WCI vs. *' I h c Citadel (southern I conference game), Charleston. 7:30 pm—Second Annual Air- Band Contest. Hoey Auditor- j mm j X pm—concert Hall, i 5 pm—Mtn. Adventures Outdoor Program: alpine skiing. Cataloochee; WCU students $10. other adults $13: sign up in advance at 1st floor desk. Hinds UniversitJ Center X pm---lilm: "Absence ol Malice." Hoey Auditorium: WCU students $1.50. other adults $2 Monday Saturday Jacqueline Recital Music-English Bldg.; prices: lectures. Concerts. & | Exhibitions members tree; WCU students $1: other X pm—I aw School Admission test. I 12 Killian Bldg. II am—gymnastics: WCI \s. Clemson & Furman Universities, Reid Gym 7:30 pm—basketball: WCU vs. Appalachian State University (southern conference game). Reid Gym Sunday tudents $2: other adults $5 Friday pm- ■ Academic Allans 2:30 pm—concert: Claire Dooley (piano). Recital Hall. Music-English Bldg. 3 pm—women's basketball: WCU vs. Appalachian State University (southern conference exhibit: "Alumni Invitational." Art Gallery. Belk Bldg.; through March 6 8:30 am - 1:30 pm—NCAEOP Ba k c Sale. 3 rd Moor. Administration Bldg.. outside Controller's Office 4 pm—Study Skills Group, CAP Center, Belk Bldg. 7 pm—opening reception for "Alumni Invitational." Art Gallery, Belk Bldg. 7 pm—University Forum: "Blacks In N.C." b) Dr Linwood Davis, from Winston- Salem State: Natural Sciences Bldg. Auditorium, free 7:30 pm—basketball: WCU vs. Campbell: I ayettev illc 7:30 pm—theatre: "Count Dracula." Little Theatre; children under 12 $1. students & senior citizens $2, other adults $3; lor reservations call ext. 7365; through Feb. 26 grade ol "W"; progress reports ;, due in the Registrar's Office X pm—Choral Ensemble Concert. Music Recital Hall, Music-English Bldg. Wednesday pay period for hourly employees ends - 3:15 pm—School of Business J faculty seminars Introduction to Use Sha/am Statistical Package." by Or. Frank O'Conner. Assoc. / Prof, of Economics. 127 ; Forsyth Bldg. j X pm FCt:: Harrison Salisbury (Pulitzer Prize- j winning N.Y. limes journalist, " "An:: of the : author), 'The Future of International Politics;" Recital » Hall, Music-English Bldg.: with valid ID $1, other students $2. other adults $5 j Committee. 320 Forsyth Bldg. game). Reid Gym Tuesday last day to drop a class with a 8900eC0O0000t»8000CO0000O90>»K«: »>>S«»«»«S««3iSS«»W 9 pm—"lime Out" (a student- {< led devotional). Wesley;; Foundation (across the street Cafeteria on j .. , ,.- % from Brown Central Drive) QUIN Theatres 586*5918 Starts Friday, 7 & 9 p.m JACKIE GLEASON • MAC DAVIS • TERIGARR KARL MALDEN and OLIVER REED Sunday Matinees—A p.m. 7 A 9 Th& * nn | OOLBY STEREO ©1 ,- .■nlCTtBTMlT-M Family Feed Store Dillsboro, N. C. Come see our new spring line of cotton • clothing. Sun dresses $12.00 Handmade clothing by Daryl 586-5078 J Farewell to M*A*S*H by Darrell Beck An era in American television history will come to an end Monday evening. February 28, when CHS broadcasts the final episode of "M*A*S*H"as a twoand a half hour IV movie. This last episode will detail the end of the Korean War, and the preparations of the 4077's personnel to go home. For those of you who will be able to watch it, the presentation will no doubt prove to be- very worth seeing. As many ol you may know, "M*A*S*H" premiered in 1972 and, during its II-season run, it has dealt with various issues of war, society, and humanity. The series has proven to be enormously popular with millions of viewers, most of whom will no doubt mourn at the program's demise. Ihe filming of the final episode is said to have been a very emotional experience for the cast and crew, many of whom shed quite a lew tears. The final episode supposedly opens just a lew days before peace is declared. Ilawkeye (Alan Alda) is rumored to be confined to a mental ward, having.suite ted a breakdown because of some unknown horror, and is being treated by psychiatrist Sidney Freedman (Alan Arbus). Meanwhile, the personnel at the 4077 react to the news of the war's approaching end, even though there is still fierce lighting going on. Due to a foul-up. B.J. (Mike Farrell) has received his orders to go home early. Although Colonel Potter (Harry Morgan) knows n to be a mistake, he lets B.J. leave Some time later. Hawkeve, having recovered Irom his breakdown, returns to the 4077 only to learn that his friend B.J. has already left. And as the lighting continues during the last moments of the war, the wounded continue to pour into the hospital. Expecting a replacement for the departed B.J., the M*A*S*H personnel are surprised when B.J. himself an ives-on his was home he was ordered to go back to the 4077. So B.J. resumes helping his friends handle the inflow of casualties from the last hours of the war. Soon however, a ceasefire is declared, and everyone begins celebrating and discussing their plans lor the future. Ihe ending, according to *M*A*S*H" producers, will be somewhat bittersweet and poignant, but also touching and memorable to all fans of the show. It will definitely be an event worth experiencing. One final word, for those of you who will feel a bit of remorse at the passing of the show, there are strong rumors of a spin-off series following the characters of Colonel Potter, Corporal Klinger, and Father Mulcahy, coping with life in a stateside hospital alter the war. The series is being planned to debut on CHS this fall. Classifieds Classifieds Classified ad messages 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 $2/first SO words for business and commercial ads. The service is free to all students with a valid ID and are run for three weeks. Deadline for classifieds is 5 p.m. on Tuesday for the following Thursday's paper. All ads must be paid for in advance. ANYONE interested in discussing metaphysics (Reincarnation, Karma, Astrology, etc.) or forming a study group, let's get together soon. Call 586-6809/**** ROOMMATK NKKDED: to share 2 bedroom house on Caney Fork. 293-5968/*** NEEDED: One bedroom house. Call 293-5968/**** IMPORT AUTO REPAIR: Specializing in Volkswagen, Volvo, Datsun, Toyota, Fiat. Honda, English Sports Cars. Call Rob at 586-5396 C ullowhee./S CUSTOM SEWING: Alter- ationss. mending, quilt repairs. You buy the fabric and pattern- I do the sewing. Call C.inny. 586-5396/S KEEP THE MEMORIES. A Josten's College Ring does it best. It says "Pride". It says "achievement." It even says "Success." Order yours today at WCU 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. $7000 or best offer./*** TYPING & TEMPORARY SERVICES: Professional typing of papers, resumes, theses, and dissertations from cassette or copy. Hourly ratesat less than $1.00 per page for double-spaced copy. Phone-in dictation, phone answering, and bookkeeping services. Call today, Barbara J. Smith. 586- 8344/S ROOMMATE WANTED: Non-smoker, serious student. $62.50/month" plus electricity. Call 293-?!96/***» FOR SALE: 23 Chan. Midland C.B. Radio model number 13- 830 and Kraco Antenna model number KA-2424. Never been used. $40.00. Ask for Dan 293- 5567./*** CONGRATULATIONS: Wade & Diane on the completion of your set of girls. Cilad to have you with us. Heather. DASL & ASL/** SEATS AVAILABLE: On a chartered bus to New York City for spring break. We leave Cullowhee Friday, March 11 at 6 p.m. and return on Friday, March 18. The cost is $100 round trip. C all 227-7210 WCU Art Department to reserve your seat./** FOR SALE: Sianding drawing table with mat and parallel bar. cost $120, sell for $60. Also coaxial car speakers, 1 yr. old. $25. 586-8670/** FOR SALE: Coleman Canoe 17' XLNT cond. $285. 293- 5817/** FOR SALE: Like new 8 x 10 cabin tent $50. .22 cal. .38 copy CO1 pellet pistol $25. 293- 5817/** FOR SALE: l/orx AM/FM stereo with cassette and eight track player. Two speakers. Excellent condition. 586-5489 after 4 p.m./** STEREO AND/OR ALBUM/ TAPE COLLECTION FOR SALE: Must sell-Only $100. Call late - 293-3196./* UNIQUE: jerseys for sale; Cullowhee USA; Call 4031 for details./* FOR SALE: 302 Ford 8 cylinder engine still in the car and runs great. Call 293-9030 and ask for Paul./* RIDE WANTED: To Michigan for spring break. Can drive and share costs. Willing to leave March II (Points Columbus Ohio and North OK.) Call Paul at 293-9030/* LOST: A black and white Huskie. His name is Astin. Call Gina or Greg at 586-9739/* MALE STUDENT, 29, looking for an apartment/house to share. Do you need a housemate? I'm relatively quiet, do my own cooking, easygoing, studious. Call 293-9037./* BUY ONE GET ONE FREE: Two portable typewriters, both in good condition. $50 for the pair. 293-9877/* FOR SALE: Royal commerical vaccum cleaner; 30 ft. cord, upright in good condition. $50. 293-9877/* GUITAR LESSONS: or want to be an amaturc radio operator. Stop by or call Jay Pascal./* Barrett's Riverhouse Restaurant 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Daily lunch specials \ •Salad bar w/homemade soup • Biggest Hot Sandwiches • 16 oz. T. Bone Steak $6.75 Old Hwy. 107, Cullowhee 293-3616 Dave & Sandie WANTED: Blondes to model for glamour photography. Fuller figures preferred. No experience necessary. Must be 18. No Model release required. Pay $25 to $50 per session. Serious applications only. For interview & appointment contact HBalentine Photo- graphyy, 101 Montgomery Street, Waynesville, N. C. 28786/** OWN YOUR OWN: Jean- Sportswear, Infant-preteen or ladies apparel store. Offering all nationally known brands such as Jordache. Chic, Lee, Levi, Vanderbilt. Calvin Klein. Wrangler, over 200 other brands. $7,900 to $16,900 includes beginning inventory, airfare for one to fashion center, training, fixtures, grand opening promotions. Call Mr. Kostecky (501)327-8031/** PERSONAL: Lisa, you're here! K./** I'm glad SPRING AND HOT WEATHER are coming. I have what you need. I Jack Kramer personal tennis racket $20 or deal. One Sears F'ree Spirit 10-speed maroon with black seat & handlebar tape, speedomoter $100.00 Call 227- 6658 if curiosity arises/** TRAILER FOR SALE: New plumbing, wiring, and carpet. $2,000. Call 293-5483. Ask for Teresa./*** FOR SALE: One pair of KLH 319 Loudspeakers. Must sell. Call 227-4092/*** CONGRATULATIONS: Mr. 3.5 Madison Crum. We're all proud of you. Love & support from your academic friends./** 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 1 mile from campus. Share '/> expenses. Prefer non-smoker. Call 293- 3561/**** ERNESTINE: Things just 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/**** WATC H FOUND ON CAMPUS S: near bookstore. To claim call and describe at 586-2356/**** 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. Insured and licensed. Call 586- 6329/**** FORD FA1RLANE 500 1970 302 8 cylinder 20 MPG highway for sale for parts. Rusted frame, but good solid engine. Burns no oil. 293-9030. Ask for Paul./*** J.B.'s Top Of The Hill In The Keg Room Lounge Appearing Wed, Fri and Sat. Nite Dennis Robbins and The Carolina Flyers Band Wed. Ladies Night Open 5 p.m. til 1 a.m. Russ Ave. & Love Lane, Waynesville 452-1150 Behind Long John Silvers Off Maggie Exit • : * • • • • • • • • J V&U TDPJ &L54Q j • • LW TW • 1 1 Shame On The Moon/ Bob Seger • • a 2 Do You Really Want To Hurt Me/Culture Club • 4 3 Your Love 1* Driving Me Ciaiy/Sammy Hagar e • 5 4 Stray Cat Strut/Stray Cats • • 6 5 Back On The Chain Gang/ The Pretenders • 7 6 Pass The Dutchle/Musical Youth • • 8 7 You Are/Lionel Ritchie • • 0 1? 8 WeVe Got Tonlght/K. Rogers. S Easton • 16. 9 Blllle Jean/Michael Jackson • • 11 10 Hungry Like The Wolf/Duron Duran • • • 15 11 Don't Tell Me You Love Me/Night Ranger • 13 12 Tied Up/Olivia Newton-John m • 14 13 Twilight Zone/Golden Earring • • 17 14 All Right/Christopher Cross • • 19 15 Too Much Love/Crosby, Stills & Nash J • ?1 16 One On One/Hall & Oates e • • • 18 17 Woman In Me/Donna Summer ?n 18 Fall In Love Willi Me/Earth Wind cV Fire • 2? 19 Utile Too Late/Pat Benetar • • 23 20 Winds Ot Change/Jefferson Starship • • 24 21 Separate Ways/Journey • 25 22 Come On Elleen/Dexys Midnight Runners • • • • 30 23 Breaking Us In Two/Joe Jackson • 29 24 Poison Arrow/ABC • 27 25 1 Cant Stand Still/Don Henly , • 31 26 Jeopardy/Greg Kihn Band • • 32 27 Be Good Johnny/Men At Work • 33 28 So Close/Diana Ross • • 36 29 IVe Got A Rock N Roll Heart/Eric Clapton • • 9 ,38 30 What Love Is/Marty Balin • 34 31 Make Love Stay/Dan Fogelberg s • 36 32 Lies/Thompson twins • • 37 33 New Frontier/Donald Fagen • 40 34 Something To Grab For/Ric Ocasek • 39 35 The Blues/Randy Newman, Paul Simon • • • 36 Nice Girts/Melissa Manchester • • • 37 Should 1 Go Or Should 1 Stay/The Clash • • 38 It Might Be You/Stephen Bishop * • • • • 39 Old And Wise/Alan Parsons Project • • 40 Change ot Heart/Tom Petty • ADDS: « • • • Land Of A Thousand Dances/J Geils Band • 1 Dont Care Anymore/Phil Collins • • Der Kommissar/After The Fire * • • Music Director: Chris Faw • Music Research: Blaine Kellis q • • Playlist for week of Feb. 14, 1983 •

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: 1983-02-17
  • Date digitized: 2019-01-31
• Extent
  • Dimension: 15" x 11.5"
  • Pages: 14 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_1983-02-17_Vol47_No20
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  • Western Carolina University Hunter Library