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Western Carolinian Volume 52 Number 11, October 30, 1986

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  • The Western Carolinian 8 Thursday, October 30,1986 Nice Guys Sleep Alone Bruce Feirstein, whose 1982 explanation of the macho myth Real Men Don't Eat Quiche sold over 2 million copies, is one of America's foremost observers of social trends. This October, Dell Trade Paperbacks will publish Feirstein's hilarious expose NICE GUYS SLEEP ALONE: Dating in the Difficult Eighties ($4.95 / 56428- X). In this sly, timely and very funny book, he reveals to both the dating novice and the well- seasoned pro the great mysteries of the modern dating game. Glimpses of his tongue-in-cheek advice can be seen in the October Playboy, which excerpted the chapter "First Dates: Travelling Into The Heart of Darkness In A Datsun 280-Z," and in an upcoming article on dating in Mademoiselle As October Dell Dial-An- Author, Feirstein will be available to answerburing questions suchas what are the lowest lies of a blind date and why "Let's be friends"are Wthe three worst words in the ^English language. Bruce Feirstein fynd NICE GUYS SLEEP ALONE are Bruce Feirstein Author of Real Men Don't Eat Quiche Dating in the Difficult Eighties <l» Story Flcnn, km bound to keep single men ana women laughing all the way to the altar. To schedule an interview with Bruce Feirstein, please call Andrea Pappenheimer at 212-605-3435. THE YEAR OUT OF YOUR LIFE. AMERICAN V CANCER f SOCIETY Great American Smokeout- Nov.20 ''Daydreams and Fantasies II" The painting above by Jesse T. Hummingbird, entitled "Eagle Dancer", received the Heritage Theme Award at the Third Annual Cherokee Heritage Art Show. All art works will be on exhibit through October 25, 1986. (Museum Photo) Images of colors, shapes, and atterns brought to life in and jpon clay. "Daydreams and Fantasies II", the ceramic artwork \of Norman Schulman, expresses •Vith depth and intensity what ;iannot be stated verbally, fourteen engobe painted pieces made of a specially-formulated 'Jclay body will be on display in ^Western Carolina University's ^Chelsea Gallery at Hinds University •^Center. The exhibit will run from ^October 22 through November 13. Schulman, of Penland, has attended the Parson School of Design, New York University and New York State College of Ceramics. He has held full-time positions in art for more than 25 years, including posts as professor of ceramics and head of the department of ceramics and glass at the Rhode Island School of Design. His work has received national recognition and has received numerous awards and prizes for his artistic endeavors. WCU is the first stop for Schulman's ceramic art work; on November 16, the exhibit will open at Warren Wilson. The "Daydreams and Fantasies II" opened at WCU with a reception on Wednesday, October 22. at 7:00 pm, followed by a gallery talk at 7:30 pm. On Thursday Mr. Schulman presented a Sltde talk from 8:00—9:00 am in Room 278 of Belk Building. A throwing and handbuilding demonstration was conducted from 10:00 am until noon in Room 183 of Belk and a forming and decorative demonstration from 1:30 until 4:00 pm, also in Room 183. Theseeventswereopentothe public and were free of charge. Image plays a significant role in Schulman's works. "Images appear in my mind's eye as color, shapes, patterns and voids; elements of fantasy or metaphor", Schulman says. "They inevitably happen in strange colors and occur in what I see as meaningful relationships. I trust these visions as the expression of those feelings which I am unable to state verbally with depth and intensity. Bringing them to life in and upon clay is what I have come to see as my work." A MUST TO SEE! 'THE WORLD FAMOUS" WHITE STALLIONS of VIENNA The ROYAL UPIZZAN STALLIONS ON THEIR 'WORLD TOUR" Including... THE AIRS ABOVE THE GROUND — COMING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22 AT 8 PM WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY-RAMSEY CENTER TICKETS NOW AT RAMSEY CENTER BOX OFFFICE CHARGE TICKETS: CALL 227-7722 M/C VISA ALSO THE STAGE DOOR IN ASHEVILLE- BREVARD-FRANKLIN-SYLVA-W'YNESVILLE WWIT RADIO IN CANTON AND AT THE DOOR AS LATE AS SHOWTIME TICKET PRICES: $8.00 adults $6 children 12 __ and under & seniors 65 and over THE WORLD'S GREATEST EQUINE EXTRAVAGANZA! "American Art on Paper // Western Carolina University will be displaying an exhibition, "American Art on Paper," at the Belk Building Art Gallery from November 3 through December 12th. The exhibition of 40 pieces includes works from the 18th century to the present. The earliest is Charles Wilison Peale's "Washington's Portrait," an engraving from 1767 and the recent selections include works by William Bailey, Neil Welliver, Red Grooms, Alfred Leslie and Julian Schnabel. Mary Cassatt, Winslow Homer, John Marin, Thomas Hart Benton, Edvard Hopper, Isabel Bishop and Willem de Kooning are some of the other artists represented. The show which can be seen as drawing, painting, and printmaking includes such mediums as dry point ink, watercolor, crayon, pencil, pastel, acrylic, engraving, serigraph, charcoal, and lithography. The intent of the exhibition is to show not only the breadth and diversity of American art but to trace the historicaldevelopmentof style, technique and use of the medium. The works were selected from the extensive collectin of the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, Ohio, one of the first museums established for the exhibition and presentation of exclusively American art. A public reception for the opening of the "American Art on Paper" exhibition will be held in the Belk Building Art Gallery on Monday evening November 3rd at 7:30. The gallery is open Monday through Friday, 9;00 AM to 5:00 PM. Please call (704) 227-7210 for further information. IMAGES OF • OUR TIMES MOUNTAIN HERITAGE CENTER mm Barrett's Riverhouse Restaurant Old Hwy 107 Cullowhee, NC 293-3616 Hours M-F 11:00 - 9:00 PM SAT 4:00 - 9:00 PM Sandie's Whopper King Size Hoagies w/fries $2.75 $325 Se a«>od SopPet SPcC \a\s Daily Lunch Specials HOME MADE DESSERTS Hot Sandwiches with Mash. & Veg. $3.25 Ste, *ks Chi< <*e„ Meal Tickets Available to Students iiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiii iiiiiiiiiiHiHiiiiii iiiiiiiHiiimnn LAST MINUTE PRODUCTIONS un *g INC OPEN 12:00 to 5:00 Monday thru Saturday Above Speedy's Pizza in Lower Cullowhee NEED MONEY? We are purchasing select used HI-FI equipment and LP's Contact us for Quote WE HAVE OLDER HARD TO FIND LP'S! Rock-n-Roll and Special Order LP's, Cassettes and CD's NO EXTRA CHARGE Weekend Mountain Bike Rodeo NOVEMBER 8-9, 1986 $10.00 with your own bike/$15.00 without Price includes: Transportation, leaders, equipment, and food. Sign up first floor U.C. Last Minute Productions & Upstairs Sound present Battle of the Bands NOVEMBER 13, 1986 W^ Band sign-ups 2nd floor UC LMP office ^ Please bring a demo tape. * Full Service Stereo Repairs New & Used Stereo Equipment Cartridges, Tapes, and Accessories New & Used Records PA rental for Concerts & Dances • JANUARY 1-11, 1987 Colorado Ski Trip $300.00 WCU Students Price includes: Transportation, lodging, & food. $100.00 deposit due now. Sign up First Floor U.C.
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