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  • The Western Carolinian 4 ff^dayTJanuary 29, 19B7 Guys In Tutus?! Gotta See This One Folks « > ^x» Y Is Western North Carolina ready for Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, the guys m* Photo in tutus? Well, these guys will be appearing on Thursday, January 29, when "Trocs" takes the stage In the Regional Activity Center. Curtain time Is 8 p.m. From m« Office of Public Information OPI - Is Western North Carolina ready for Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carolo, the guys in tutus? The answer will be made clear Thursday, Jan. 29, when the "Trocs" take the stage in Western Carolina University's Ramsey Regional ActMty Center. Curtain time is 8 p.m. The company was founded in 1974 by a group of ballet enthusiasts for the purpose of presenting a playful, entertaining view of traditional, classical ballet in parody form. It first performed in late-late shows and off-off Broadway lofts. Reviews in The New York Times and The Village Voice established the Tracks, as they are known, as an artistic and popular success. The company of professional male dancers performs the full range of ballet and modern repertoire, including classical and original works in faithful renditions of style and manners. The comedy is achieved by incorporating and exaggeration the foibles, accidents and underlying incongruities of serious dance. Their program at Western begins with Act 11 of Tchaikosvsky's Swan with Act II of Tchaikosvsky's "Swan Lake," the signature work of Les Ballets Trockadero, in which the beautiful Princess Odette is turned into a swan by the evil sorcerer a nd is nearly saved by the love of Prince Siegfried. After an intermission, the Tracks will perform "Spring Waters" by Rachmaninoff, "The Lamentations of Jane Eyre" by Prokofiev and "Pas De Quatre" by Pugni. "The Dying Swan" and "Yes, Virginia, Another Piano Ballet" will conclude the WCU performance after a second intermission. The Tracks' roster lists such improbable dancers as Adam Baum, Tatiana Youbetyabootskaya, "Biff" Stroganoff and Felina Goudolova in "Swan Lake"; Nina Enimen- imynimova and Klaus Youssoup- ovtu in "Spring Waters"; Sveltlana Leftova in "The Lamentations of Jane Eyre; Karina Grudi in the sole ballet "The Dying Swan"; and Igor Teupieze and Margaret Lowin- Octeyn in "Yes, Virginia, Another Piano Ballet/' The fact that men take all the parts, heavy bodies delicately balancing on toe asswans, sylphs, water sprites, romantic princesses, and angst-ridden Victorian ladies, enchances rather than mocks the spirit of dance as an art form and delights and amuses the most knowledgeable as well as the novices in the audience, reviewers have said. As the Los Angeles Times, Louisville Times, Toronto Star, The Wall Street Journal and other publications have said — the Tracks are very funny. The WCU performance is sponsored by the Lectures, Concerts and Exhibitions Series and made possible by a grant from the North Carolina Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for senior citizens and WCU employees, and $3 for WCU students and children (4-18). Tickets are available through the Ramsey Center Ticket Office. Recognized for Service School of Technology Awards Be a Regular Staff Writer for The Western Carolinian and Earn Regular Extra Cash. It's EASY, FUN and REWARDING! Phone 227-7267 for appointment Six Western Carolina University students have been awarded occupational safety certificates by the WCU School of Technology and Applied Science. The safety certificates are awarded In conjunction with the North Carolina Industrial Commission to students who successfully complete a sequence of professional safety courses, Including health, first aid, environmental Instrumentation, safety management and Industrial safety. Presenting the certificates were WCU Assistant Professor Robert Dalley, far left, and N.C. Industrial Commission Safety Supervisor W.E. Vaughn- Lloyd, far right. Receiving certificates fall semester were (left-to-right between Dalley and Vaughn-Uoyd): Glenn Henline, Sherry Kister, Jill Medford, Leslie Whitlock, Gregg Klnsland and Chad Gimbert. (WCU Photo by John Ashcraft) Glimpses Into The World News Six Western Carolina University students have been recognized by the U.S. Forest Service for their volunteer work in the Plsgah National Forest on the North Carolina Mountalns-to-Sea Trail. The students, all studying parks and recreation management at WCU, volunteered for an average of 50 hours work during September through November. They worked with the Balsam-Highlands Task Force which Is responsible for the westernmost 70 miles of the 800-mile Mountalns-to-Sea Trail. Presenting Forest Service caps to the students for their efforts are Pisgah District Ranger Art Rowe (left, back) and the group's lead volunteer, LP. McElroy of Waynesville. Receiving the caps were, front to back, left row - Gary R. Harris of Greenville, S.C., Keith Russell of Morehead City and Bryan Leftwich of Cullowhee; right row, Perry Cafe of Columbia, S.C., Mm Zuilkoski of Jacksonville, N.C, and Jeanine Ashe of Brevard. (WCU Photo by John Ashcraft) United Campus Ministry at Western Carolina University is a cooperative effort of the Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopalian, Catholic, Cullowhee Covenant, and Baptist communities on campus. We come together to foster a ecumenical spirit and spiritual growth, and to try to reach out to the college community through a variety of programs. The following persons are related to the Western Carolina University community and it's students as representatives of the United Campus Ministries. Baptist Student Union 293-9030 Canterbury Association 293-9542 Catholic Campus Ministry 293-9374 Cullowhee Covenant Fellowship 293-5950 Presbyterian Center 293-5523 Wesley Foundation 293-9214 By RANSFORD NEIL INTERNATIONAL NEWS EDITOR Hostage Negotiator Kidnapped? The British foreign office reportedly is "seeking clarification" of news reports that Anglican church envoy Terry Waite is being held prisoner in Lebanon, where he has been negotiating for the release of foreign hostages. Kuwait's official news agency says the Moslem kidnappers, who Waite had been meeting with, have placed him under house arrestata secret location. South Korea South Korea Interior Minister Mr. Kim Chong Ho and the National Police chief have resigned following the death of a student under police torture. Two police officers were charged with the murder of the student, 20 year old Pak Chong Chow, who is said to have died of suffocation while interrogated for his alledged link with left wing activists. Nicaragua Releases Hall The brother of Ohio congressman Tony Hall could become a free man. Government radio in Nicaragua says Sam Hall will be released immediately to the custody of a family attorney because of health reasons. Hall was arrested at a Nicaraguan military base in December and was accused of spying. Philippine Take Over Attempt Philippine President Corazon Aquino has called an urgent cabinet meeting following an insurrection by hundreds of troops. General Fidel Ramos says soldiers loyal to ousted Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos tried but failed to take over two Manila air bases. otion akers! 'IdMD Cnrtton Photo ' Campus and local officials examine the site of the transformer explosion outside the Forsyth Business Building. The explosion occured on Thursday, January 15, alarming many students and faculty members. The situation however, was quickly brought under control by members of the local fire department and WCU's physical plant. Nursing All students planning to enter the Western Carolina University upper-dMsion nursing major in August, 1987, are reminded that they m ust a ppry to the Department of Nursing for admission. Applications are available in the Departmental office, Moore 202, in Cullowhee or may be obtained by writing to Department of Nursing Western Carolina University Cullowhee, NC 28723 Completed applications must be returned to the Department by February 15,1987. Biking & Boarding Center Special Grand Opening Just for You! 10% Discount with WCU I.D. Card til end of Feb. Come see "Deck Alley" - our 30 foot wall of skateboard decks all accessories available - videos - skate fashions snowboards - bicycles - assembly & repair service We stock Reidell Ice Skates 350 E. Main St. Sylva 586-6925 Open 10-6, Mon-Sat
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