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  • 8 Western Carolinian/October 18, 1984 Starship Rocked WCU t 3 Ih^s past Friday the eageily- band iefierson hip landed at WCl . courtesy isl N;.nute Productions, and Beach (. !ub Prom I ights dimmed at S:00 and the opening h<ind. Bill tyed to an : it rice But ont vvjs theie to see they delivered the . expected I nan exclusive inter view with ( \Rol l\lAN. several Starship members had nothing hut good things to sav about thc shovv 1 cad vocalist Micke) mas s;uj that he u.-s very !ud with the hand's He mentioned (hat most of Starship had spent the dav hv pi.mug gol! or horseback riding, and that this might have helped a tew c, . iduals t" test up lot the show, but nothing evei really affects overall peilormance. Thomas said "We plav well whethei we teel good or not 1 onight we felt good ." ()a n n \ Baldwin, the drummer, was one of those individuals who had hit the green. ud that it helped him rdax, sure, but seeing the beautitul rountrj was nice Joe. Hcen doing the show a g and is looking iorward lo ,. oming back Craig C h a ij u k guitarist.Aas also pleased w.th the show, but ht was mi ■. interested in talking about Carolina girls...Western ( arolinu girls to be <:xmi " I here were more beautitul guls it. that audience." he "than I've seen ai !.\ othei pt'rtorfflunoc Wnton n-uHv iin> performance Western reall I or am one A h( nd tiu new album "Nui Furniture.' it is evident that Starship's sound is <. t • v contemporary Ihe band has been concentrating moi s> nthesi/ers in its mi band membei. say it is not an ovei -use Then hearts still belong to rock, and the album, as well as the concerts, lean in tha! direction. However. David I reiberg and Ciabrial Katano. Starship keyboard players, firmly dek nd the use o! s\ nth; - ,.••.••' Katano said the instruments help Jefferson Stai have key b. ..■.: ds no\ , ■■ :s still a style.' Freil with U. the • \ i i to tin laci ,uch a geojM.ipr " I he . Nad;: a'id ! op. v..is extremi lj pica explained that .how done in gyms 11 the walls, but thai I re nil plea> I'd with 11 I Reid gave them She added that Starship was :! do the e it mas ent slop foi tl Ihe engagement right belore the v\ ("I -how was in PhilaJv 'Ac were suing utii." iingei Mickey 11 ana she is Irom K ■ ,o the South is a comfortable area foi Commenting on the opening Bill*. Satellite. Condon said k cry one is glad to be tour mg »ith them. Ihev ate a ILiv Vrea aci like Starship and the two . s are good friends' I ast VTmute Produ an excellent ioh in atrangingand presenting ihe conct it k icd on this, pointing out he thought the students did an expert ;ob "Everything ran sn o* thlv 1 didn't notice .wiv ptoblems at all.' With the success ol this show. I M P is looking d to perhaps even biggci and i events by HEATHER FREY Editor 'There were more beautiful girls in that audience than I've ever seen at any other performance... Western really has some beautiful girls." Craig Chaquico Lead Guitarist Jefferson Starship Coulter Views Fraternity System With Delight The legendary Grace Slick and Mickey Thomas of Jefferson Starship performed in concert last month at Reid Gym. The show was a rousing success for Last Minute Productions and may herald even bigger & better shows for WCL) students. After a visit to WCU fraternity houses last Tuesday. ( hanccllot Coulter was very impressed with the Campus'Greek system. He said he thought all the (m r. brothers had good attitudes and high academic standard and Ihe Chanceiloi i.lso •d on the close unity . seems to exist in the s\ steru he;.- a; Wi sie- n Being a fraternity man. Itei can easily relate to the idea of organization and brot lie r hood for which a k.uerniiy stands. He lived in a fraternity house when he was in '..1 said it was a rewarding experien* ■ he will nevei forget He also, said he was impressed with the frat houses. He commented : the cleanliness ol the houses. \ fraternitv row is a favored idea with htm; he feels i: would bring all the Greeks even closet as brothels. fraternity tew is favored idea with him; he feels it would bring all the Greeks even closer. lan.bda Chi Alpha was thc reception site lor Chancellor t oulter. Ht said, "It was a nice gathering >:t which 1 was able to talk more with trios! ol thc executive members of each fratern.ty after meeting them at til.-ii indu idual houses. When asked :1 ihe alcohol age when made .''I would have an rse effect on the oigani/ation Chancellor ( oulter replied, 'I don't believe so. laws are made with good intentions. Although people can handle their alcohol at age 19. others still can't handle it when they're 45. Rebellion -against authority and by Danell Arnold Staff Reporter organi7ation during the 60's had an effect on fraternities, but they made il through that. I'm sure they will be abie to handle the new- law." Chancellor Coulter is very concerned anout tne students on tins campus He lias a father characteristic which is apparent when he talks of his previous teaching days, his own children, and expecialty how much he enjoys being friends with the students at Western. Overall. Chancellor Coulter .teels the Western Carolina Greek svsterrr is a cood thine. He said he- was especially impressed that the brothers were willing not only to be a social organization, but were willing to do communtiy service projects and keep their academic excellence. Dry Rush Is Flooded By Success by Jerry .Michel Staff Reporter Dry rush--ihe.se vords sei (en; in tin' hearts of many serious social drinkers at Western. This year tot the ins! time, the WCU fraternity system experienced a three week dry rush before ending with a we! weekend Prompted by (he South fasterr. Inlerfralernity ii ii. the campus IFC enacted a rush program thai deempha- the alcohol-related activities o! fraternity life The big push tor dry rush cam from the national fraternal organization. As a basis tor this move, most national organizations stressed the rising drinking age. a de-emphasr/tion of the social aspects of fraternities, and a n.'.ing interest in intramural sports, friendship, and leadership training ihe reaction from fraternities across the nation has been positive. Many Greek systems have come under tne as negative reinforcement of alcohol abuse At Amherst Colli ge the entire Greek system was abolished because ol (lie "drunk' image it ga\e. Locally i iie i F( chose to go the div rush route foi ihe positive reasons--leadei slop, friendship, and quality Dean Davis, the IFC advisor and fraternity administrator, said thai Ik lelt that "the quality of rushees has improved and the fraternities are doing a good job ot mo ■ ing away from ihe drinking club image " As an average, fraternities javc out an average, franternities ;<.■■■•■ between twenty and thirty '■..;>. and areexpeding pledge classesto average about fifteen. 1 his is the strongest rush the Greek system has seen in recent years. It' one- of the cheapest. Most fraternities found that thev eithei saved money ot could put il to bettet use as compared to year's i ush In thc tradii. nse oi rush, rush week has beeti hurt. A free week of partying was always anticipated b\ I jady members ol a iratet tiity and just looking foi a good time Instead, thev found themselves faced with three weeks ol nonalcoholic functions aimed at promoting the Gr^ek system rather than the Greek party Still. the rushees will benefit Irom dry rush in the long run bccasueol the ttion put to lushing instead ol drinking. Ihe fraternity system will profit irom the quality rush. Ail fraternities stress the building of a man's character, and that was the underlying theme of rush this year-perhaps of the first time. 10% OFF ALL SOFTWARE IN STOCK! Ask us about special order software O O O o o o — T L he business of the music business continues: Warner Bros, raised their list price for several new releases, including "Stop Making Sense" the latest Talking Heads LP (and the soundtrack to the movie concert footage from their last tour)...Ted Turner, in a valiant attempt to own everything, launches his newest baby, a 24 hour music channel - it's set to debut on cable in the wintertime...The Cars spent more than $600,000 dollars to complete their long form video featuring six songs from "Heat- beat City": Andy Warhol's production of "Hello Again," Timothy Hutton's "Drive. " the controversial (Ric Ocasek walks on water) "Magic" and MTVs award winning "You Might Think" - as well as older clips from "Shake it Up," and "Panorama."...Lets hope this settles those rumors about the Cars band members unrest drummer David Robinson was heard muttering "Nobody recognizes me, no one even knows I'm in the band, even if I'm with Ric. I'd like to make a career of this, maybe be in my own band's video."...More marital probelms: John Doe and Exene of X are are said to be tearing up their wedding license - what will happen to the band? Guitarist Billy Zoom is said to be unhappy too -■ last year he complained of an income of only $ 15,000 ^^ WCU OOKSTOR MOM F R I B~6 S AT 10 -2 ^^^^m^^^m^-fmm^m^rim^mM^^m^'r ►loving To Washington D.C. ; Please help us find a good, loving home for our dog "boss". He's a 5 yr. old black and tan « German Sheppard Very smart ^ well trained, and loyal to his owner, $ Excellent "watch dog" and loves to \ play "frisbee"with kids. Current and all shots and he is in excellent i health. Prospective owners must be : stable and possess adequate land i ipace. "Boss" is an indoor-outdoor ; log and prospects will be carefully j icreened. ' Mease help us find a good permanent' tome for boss. Call Jack Thomas Day or Night Phone 586-8041
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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 Carolin...

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