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  • Western Carolina University
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  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1984-02-23_Vol48_No22_05

5 Western Carolinian/February 23, 1984 Intramural Roundup Nominations Open For The Distinguished Teaching Award Intramural Volley ball Team Sign-ups (men and women) have been extended through Monday. Leb. 27th till 3:00 pm in office 14. Reid Gym. Intramural sign-ups for Co-ed Inner lube Water Polo learns begin Mondav. Feb. 27th 8:(M) am through Monday. March 5th till 3:00 pm in oil ice 14. Real Gym. Teams consist ol three guvs and two gals. I h e participants are sealed in inner tubes. For more information pick up a rule slice l. Co-ed inner tube water polo is a super fun game Get smart and get involved. Intramural sign-ups lor Soccer teams (men and women) begin I uesdav. leb. 28th at 8:00 am through Wednesday. March 7th till 3:00 pm in office 14. Reid Gym. Intramural rules apply, (lames played on Astro-turf. Intramural sign-ups for wrestling begin Wednesday. Feb. 29th at 8:00 am through Mondav. March 5th till 4:00 pm in Reid Back Equipment Cage. Wrestling time peitod will be a 1-2-2 mi n ut es t i me period . College weights will apply, otherwise: high school rules apply. Intramural sign-ups for Trap Shooting (men and women) begin Wednesday. Feb. 29th at 8:00 am through I hursday. March 8th at 3:00 pm. A S2.00 fee- will be eh a rg e d a t registration. I'ick up rule sheet. Maximum number ol entries is 40. BASKETBALL POLLS "A" Division 1. Braves 2. ThetaXi 3. A-Team 4. Dogs ana Company 5. Sigma Phi Epsilon 6. BSU 7. Sigma Phi Epsilon "B" 8. Doctors of Dunk 9. Street Survivors 10. Kappa Alpha Psi 11. Nothing Fancy 12. Pi Kappa Phi 13. Pi Kappa Phi "B" 14. Lambda Chi Alpha "B' 15. Dirty Dozen 16. Jerry's Kids 17. TX Blues 18. Wesley 19. Kappa Alpha 20. Rockets "B" Division 1. Rulers of Reject 2. X-Bears 3. Gutbusters 4. SWAT 5. White Lightning 6. Tour de Force 7. Blue Mist 8. Carolina Village 9. Defenders 10. Los Guys 11. C. United Vapors 12. Hoop Group 13. Alpha Phi Alpha 14. Hotshots 15. Groundhogs 16. 2nd Floor Harrill 17.4th Floor Harrill 18. Street Survivors "B" 19. Sessions 20. Raiders Women 1. Lucky Losers 2. Sigma Kappa 3. Brew Crew 4. Delta Zeta 5. Gung Ho Grads 6. Freak-a-Zoids 7. Swinging Singles 8. Turkey Squats 9. Chumps 10. Zeta Tau Alpha OPI Nominations for thc 1984 Chancellor's Distinguished leaching Award at Western Carolina University will be accepted Leb. 27 through March 7. according to selection committee chairman Hanson Smith. flic award, begun in 1976 by Chancellor HI Robinson, is the highest honor the university awards in recognition ot superior teaching. It provides for a SI.000 cash award to the recipient and for a Patrons of Quality scholarship to he- awarded in the recipient's honor, fhe purpose of the award is to encourage, recognize and reward superior teaching and meritorious performance. Candidates tor t he- award must be in at least their thud year of service at WCU for nomination bv laeultv, students and alumni. I he top five nominees, one Irom each ol Western's live undergraduate schools, will be announced April 30 at WCU's Awards and Honors Night, fhe final award winner will he announced at the Awards and Recognition Dinner'on May 12. I oi mer w miiers of the Chancellor's Distinguished I caching A w a r d a r e ineligible lor consideration for a second award lor a period ol live years. Recipients during the last live years are Roger Bacon. Joe Beck. James Bryant, Judy Dowell. Fred Hinson. Jennie Hunter. William Kane, William Latimer. Robert Pittman. Hanson Smith and Don Wood. Nomination ballots lo, students will be available m the lobbies ot both Brown and Dodson cafeterias, Hinds University Center, and in departmental oil ices on the W ( I campus. forms also may be obtained by contacting Hanson Smith in WCU's department of marketing and management. Room m 3I9K Forsyth Building, in Cullowhee. telephone 227- 740L finalists will be Sports From Page 4 notified and asked to |t ;s tne opinion ol this sports stall that contribute documentation Huckabay, should refrain from comments about the concerning then philosophv confcrencc alK, lts members first, because he is not and methods ol teaching to the selection committee tor consideration in making thc final choice. an authority, and second, he hasn't finished the season vet nor come to Reid Gym. PIZZA HUT PERSONAL PAN PIZZA READY IN 5 MINUTES. GUARANTEED. Tommie Steele of Jamacia. left, president of the International Students Organization at Western Carolina University, makes a presentation to Dr. and Mrs. Robinson, right, at a recent reception for international students. Second from the left is Carole Martin, representing the Host Families Program. Just For One • Just For Lunch Guaranteed 11:30 AM-130 I'M. Personal Pan 1'i/za available til 1 I'M s-miinitt' guarantee applies to our 2 selections on orders ol fn)r less per table, or ;t or less per carryout customer. 20C off I Personal Pan Freshman Cats Come Through In The Clutch Barry Karesh Carolinian Sports The Western Carolina basketball team will be facing their toughest challenge of thc season against Marshall tonight, and will be doing so with only eight healthy players, three of which are freshmen. The fourth freshman. Vincent Walker, is doubtful for the game. However, through all this adversity thc Catamounts have still been able to string together twelve- straight home victories and all four freshmen have been vital in keeping the Cats in the first division of the Southern Conference standings. The best example of this came last Monday night in the final two overtimes of Western's win over Furman. In the first overtime Quentin Moore fouled out with 1:21 and the score was tied at 78. During the second overtime- Pat Sharp fouled out with 3:5 I left and the score tied at 80. Catamount fan's hearts stopped when star Quinton Lytle went down with a slight injury and Western went down by four, 84-80. But it was Chris Tipton, a 6-9 rookie from Burnsvillc. NC, who responded, first with a short jumper from the paint and then a free throw to pull Western within one. After a Furman player made a shot on the foul line, it was Lytic back in the game to make a spectacular three- point play and put the Cats up for good. 86-85. Herman Sims of Furman threw upan airball with five seconds left; it was Tipton there again to grab the important rebound. He was immediately fouled, but like a seasoned pro, he stepped to the line and sunk two shots to ice thc game for Western. 88-85. Coach Steve Cottrell says he feels good about what happened in Reid Monday evening. "Our backs were to the wall and our freshmen responded well." Respond they did: in addition to Tipton's play down thc stretch. Richard Rogers had 10 points and 6 rebounds, and while Brian Brunson failed to score, he- did an excellent job playing defense, and bringing thc ball up thc court when both Moore and I vtle were on the bench and the pressure lane, who will be plav ing in was most intense. their last game in Reid (iym. Let's hope Western can and the "fab four." the use the combination of the Catamount freshmen, to senior leadership by Moore, pull out a win against Sharp, and Mike MacLar- Marshall. WWCU (91 -FM) invites YOU to bring your banner to the Marshall Basketball Game Tonight 7:30 in Reid Gym All Banners must mention WWCU 91-FM Banners Must be hung in Reid Gym by 7:00 pm r Support March of Dimes ■■■■BIRTH DEFECTS FOUNDATIONS^™ I I I I Pepperoni Ptesa -Hut Present coupon when ordering. One coupon rer person per visit between 11 AM and 4 PM at participating Pizza Hut' restaurants Offer expires Cash redemption value 1/20 cent Not valid in combination with any other Pizza Hut' otter 5- minute guarantee applies 11 30 AM to 1 30 PM on orders ot 5 or less per table, or 3 or less per carryout customer c 1983 Pizza Hut. Inc I I I I I I I I I I 30C off Personal Pan Supreme -ilUt Present coupon when ordering. One coupon per person per visit between 11 AM and 4 PM at participating Pizza Hut' restaurants Offer expires , Cash redemption value V20 cent Not valid in combination with any other Pizza Hut' offer 5- minute guarantee applies n 30 AM to 1 30 PM on orders of 5 or less per table, or 3 or less per carryout customer c 1983 Pizza Hut. Inc ! I I I I THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY THE PUBLISHER po HAIR REMOVAL Remove unwanted hair the PAINLESS WAY "fe^ ALSO - \W Acrylic , X Fingernail Call \h§ Designs 586-97 1 8 Turn short nails into if no answer, call ,on9 nailsl 293-5181 Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. After Hrs. & Sat. by appointment only <«-; MIDDLETON'S REM0VATR0N 487-B East Main St., Sylva, N.C. LMP Sponsors Dance Classes Joey Allan Staff Writer l ast Minute Productions is trying to get the students of Western Carolina in shape This semester. IMP is sponsoring three exercise classes. Each week this semester, students may participate in Aerobics. Ballet, or .la//ercise dance classes Aerobics is cardiovascular exercise performed to music. The exercises are designed to increase heart rate and maintain that higher heart rate lor a short time. Alter stretching out and performing a few warm-up exercises the real fun hegins. 14 to 15 minutes ot continuous exercise. Instructor Marsha Cralt said she hopes the class will he doing 20 to 25 minutes ot continuous exercise later in the semester. Eight weeks of the class remain and anyone interested in participating should sign up at the I.MI' office in Hinds University Center. Aerobics is not thc only way to get in shape; Ms. Laura Cu/ange is teaching a classes in ballet and ja//ercisc. The ballet class deals with ballet technique. Ballet is good for muscle tone, flexibility, and stamina. Most pro football teams are using ballet techniques to cut down on injuries. Ms. Cu/ange once worked with the Baltimore Colts teaching different techniques ol ballet. (iood flexibility helps cut down on muscle strains and sprains. The ja/zercise class also centers mainly on developing flexibilit) and stamina. It is simplv ja// music mixed with exercise or dance that is good for you. People interested in ballet or jazzercise should also go by and sign up with last Minute Productions. WCU students must pay a $5 fee for any of the exercise classes. Presents The First Annual Cullowhee 10k. Run Sunday, April 1, 1984 For entry forms or more information write: Cullowhee 10 K.Run P.O. Box 1000 Cullowhee, N.C. 28723 or call 227-4387 Great taste... less filling FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR A RIDE CALL *••••*••••**••••***••• Washington's Birthday i]] Main St., Sylva/ George couldn't, The Closet wouldn't, tell a lie. / * Come to The Closet for what well may be * THE BIGGEST SALE EVER HELD IN THE COLONIES! Sale Starts at 9:29 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 23. ****** ************************* Mix & Match Sportswear Grey & Berry Glen Plaid Blazer Reg. 39.99 : 10.00 Pants Reg. 19.99 5.00 Skirts Reg. 17.99 5.00 Three Groups In Corduroy Camel, Plum or Gray Reg. Price from 22.00 to 45.00 SALE 5.00 to 10.00 Active Wear & Jogging Suits 2 pc. Pants & Jacket Sets Complete Stock, Reg. to 24.99 10.00 All Separate Jackets, Tops & Pants Reg. to 12.99 5.00 One Group Dressy Blouses Many colors & styles, S-M-L Reg. to 19.00 5.00 Fall & Winter Pants Complete stock, many styles including Baggies, Trousers, 5-Pocket Western Jeans & Chino Styles. Darks & Pastels. Dressy & Sporty Styles Reg. to 32.00 SALE 5.00 (None Higher) Fall & Winter Skirts Complete selection in wool, corduroy & twills. Many styles, some fully lined. Values to 36.00 Your Choice 5.00 while they last Winter Jackets & Stadium Coats Reg. to 48.99 All Now 5.00 to 20.00 One Group Baggie Jeans Solid & Stripe Reg. 19.00 to 25.00 SALE 10.00 & 12.00

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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  • Publications (documents)
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• Date
  • Date original: 1984-02-23
  • Date digitized: 2019-02-19
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  • Dimension: 22.75" x 15"
  • Pages: 8 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
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  • WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1984-02-23_Vol48_No22
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  • Western Carolina University Hunter Library