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  • MORE FUN THAN WORKING with NUCLEAR WASTE PRESSLEY'S BARBER AND STYLE SHOP * LOCATED IN THE CENTER OF WCU CAMPUS * 25 YEARS OF SERVICE TO WCU, * LOWEST PRICES IN STUDENTS, STAFF AND FACULTY WESTERN N.C. STYLED TO PLEASE! THE "MAYOR" CARES! TOTAL DATA SYSTEMS 586-8133 DISKETTE SPECIAL WITH THIS COUPON, GET VOLUME PRICES ON SINGLE DISKETTES- SAVE AT LEAST $1.00 PER DISKETTE EX: SVa SINGLE SIDED, DOUBLE DENSITY FOR $1.99 REG. $3.00. 12 EAST MAIN ST. SYLVA N.C. 28779 HOURS MON-FRI - 9:30-5:30 SAT-9:30-1:30 YOUR EYES DESERVE THE BEST Come to Cullowhee Drugs and Gifts for all your eye and lens care needs "Flex-care "Unisol *Bauch & Lomb "OLD TYME FRIENDLY service" M-F 9:00-5:30 S 10:00-5:00 S CLOSED VISA Cullowhee, North Carolina PHONE 293-9522 Famous Child Study Specialist to Speak David Elkind, a child study specialist best known for his books, "The Hurried Child" and "All Grown Up and No Place to Go" will visit Western North Carolina Sept 23-25 for presentations at the Mountain Area Health Education Center and Western Carolina University. The visit is sponsored by Western Carolina University's Visiting Scholars Program and department of human services in cooperation with MAHEC. Elkind, who has appeared on the Today Show, CBS Morning News, 20/20 and Donahue, is professor of child study and resident scholar, at the Lincoln Filene Center at Tufts University in Medford, Mass. Author of more than 300 publications, Elkind's research has been in theareasof perceptual cognitive and social development. He was a National Science Foundation Senior Postdoctoral Fellow at Piaget's Institut d'Epistemologie Genetique in Geneva and has "attempted to build upon the research and development theory of Jean Piaget," according to Professor Michael Dougherty of WCU, who is coordinating the two-day visit. Elkind will discuss "The Hurried Child: Growing Up Too Fast Too Soon" from 7:30 until 9 p.m. Monday, Sept. 23, in the auditorium at MAHEC in Asheville. On Tuesday, Sept. 24, Elkind will meet with WCU students in Cullowhee classes during the day. He will discuss "All Grown Up and No Place to Go" at 7:30 p.m. in the recital hall of WCU's Music-English Building. He will meet with WCU faculty members Wednesday, Sept. 25, before departing. All of the programs are open to the public without charge for admission. For additional information, contact Michael Dougherty, telephone 227 7207. Self-Improvement Bacchus Sadd Merger by Sandy Davis STAFF REPORTER BACCHUS, Boost Alcohol Counsciousness Concerning the Health of University Students- has just recently become affiliated with SADD, Students Against Drunk Driving, on the WCU campus. When asked why the two have joined, President Karl Krauss commented that recent high school graduates are more familiar with SADD and its various programs, and may therefore get more students on the campus involved. The plan has worked so far. The first meeting of BACCHUS- SADD was held last week with the largest attendence ever. The club is still looking to grow. One of their primary goals for the year is to get representatives from other organizations at Western to join. BACCHUS-SADD is a club that stresses responsible drinking and promotes sobriety when driving. The club is not against drinking alcoholic beverages but points out that there are limits, and people have responsibilities to themselves as well as other people. In fact, the club members are made up of drinkers and non- drinkers alike. The group is involved with many activities throughout the year. They set up Non-alcoholic bars at many university functions including the homecoming dance. They also take part in the Great American Escape. Other events such as a DWI Rodeo, the classiest room contest, and a party giveaway are also sponsered by BACCHUS-SADD. This year's annual BACCHUS convention will be held in Louisville, Kentucky, in November. BACCHUS-SADD invites any student who is interested to come to a meeting. They meet every Tuesday at 4:14 in the Cardinal Room, second floor U.C. by Sherra Robinson Staff Reporter GROUPS FOR GROWTH AND CHANGE The Western Carolina University Counseling, Testing and Psychological Services Center extends an open invitation to the students, faculty, and staff of Western Carolina University to participate in a series of "Groups for Growth and Change." Groups to be offered fall semester include stress management, assertive training, coping with family change, changing self-defeating behaviors, the young adult's guide to parents, bulimic support group, developing healthy relationships, confronting the alcoholic system, the new male, couples enhancement, women's personal growth group, feeling good, and adult .student's support group. Most of the groups will begin September 9 13, but new members will be accepted for several weeks thereafter. For more information about specific dates and times when the groups will meet, contact Jan Wheaton at the center's offices on the ground floor of McKee Building, Telephone 227-7469. BUSINESS COUNSELING TO BE OFFERED On Tuesday, September 17, from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. the Small Business and Technology Development Center at Western Carolina University will be conducting business counseling sessions at the Center for Improving Mountain Living, Bird Building, here on campus. These sessions are free of charge and are open to individuals who operate existing businesses and also to those individuals seriously interested in going into business. Each session involves one-to-one counseling with an experienced counselor and are held throughout the region. For more information or to make an appointment, contact Tom McClure at the Center for Improving Mountain Living, telephone 227-7492. STUDENT CENTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Beginning Sept 3 ACTING DIRECTOR DR. BOB RIGDON -PROFESSOR OF COUNSELING-WCU -MINISTER THE VAN LEAVES FOR CHURCH IN SYLVA AT 9:35 AM SUNDAYS. BIBLE STUDY - FRIDAY NIGHTS - 7:30 PM 6:35 PM SUNDAYS AND 7:05 PM WEDNESDAYS LOCATION: YELLOW BRICK HOUSE ACROSS FROM HARRILL DORM AND NEXT TO BROWN CAFETERIA FREE PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING AVAILABLE FROM DR. BOB RIGDON AND PROFESSOR SARAH ALTMAN PHONE DR. RIGDON 9-12 AM 227-7027 AND 1-5 PM 586-4336 OR STUDENT CENTER 293-3479 *****
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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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