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  • People The Western Carolinian Page 5 Thursday, February 18 1988 Just Taking it Easy. Behind these inclined thiking boots a potential entrant to the newest Winter Olympic Event - Turbo Napping. (Photo Carlton) ne well House , Tripping Along The White House Trail A Restuarant Review By Martha McAfee Burned-out on cafeteria meals? Tired of everyday fast food menus? Well, It must be time to get out and try something different. Wouldn't it be nice to have a dell-, clous hot deli sandwich for lunch or some tasty barbecued spare ribs for dinner? The Well House, located on US Highway 441 In Dillsboro, is the place for you. The atmosphere as remarkable. Operating beneath the Riverwood Shops building, the restaurant has wooden floors and tables, and a down-to- earth mountain look complete with a well and fetching pail in one corner. A fairly small restaurant, ....Continued Page 7 Counselor's Corner By John Ritchie "Co-dependence" Is a relatively new term that initially referred to the condition of the spouse of an alcoholic. Co-dependence is now recognized as a "disease" or unhealthy life style In itself. Co-dependence Is an addiction to, or dependence upon, a process or substance. We're more familiar with the substance addictions like alcohol, drugs, food, cigarettes, or money. Process addictions refer to roles, self images, or certain behavior patterns like needing to consistently be a "mother", "teacher", "counselor", "expert", "hero", "comic", "trouble-maker" or "beautiful person" to most people or in most situations. Co-dependence is a dysfunctional pattern of living and problem solving which is encouraged or maintained by a set of rules within a relationship, family, or social system. Co-dependence Is an addiction or the compulsive need for a substance or process outside the person that becomes more important than functioning In a clear, normal manner. The function of the addiction or the dependence is to keep us out of touch with our inner self - our own feelings and awareness. Characteristics of Co-dependence EXTERNAL REFERENCING. This is the most central characteristic of the addiction process. Co-dependents feel they have no Intrinsic meaning of their own, almost all their meaning comes from outside. BEING ADDICTED TO RELATIONSHIPS. Co-dependents feel like nothing without a relationship and give away themselves to maintain a relationship. LACKING BOUNDARIES. Co-dependents don't know where they end and others begin. They take on another's sadness, happiness, fear, or whatever people around them are feeling or thinking. MANAGING ONE'S IMPRESSION. Co-dependents are people-pleasers and try to figure out what others want and then deliver that to them, for they depend on others to prove their worth. NOT TRUSTING YOUR OWN PERCEPTIONS. Co-dependents tend to dismiss their own perceptions of Co-Dependence: An Addictive Process situations unless and until they are verified externally by others. TAKING CARE OF OTHERS.-Co-dependents doubt that anyone would want to have them around for their intrinsic worth, so they have to make themselves Indispensable by "taking care of" others. CONTROLLING OTHERS. Co-dependents believe that can control others' perceptions. These attempts to control the uncontrollable lead to tremendous depression because co-dependents view themselves as failures when they cannot control everything. BEING OUT OF TOUCH WITH FEELINGS. Co-dependents have become so pre-occupied In fulfilling other's expectations that they have lost touch with their own feelings. DISTORTED FEELINGS. Co-dependents have learned that only "acceptable" feelings can be felt and expressed, and therefore they have learned to distort unwanted feelings. BEING CENTRAL. Co-dependents cannot conceive of a significant other having a life without them. BEING AFRAID, RIGID, AND JUDGMENTAL. Co-dependents are often motivated by fear. When life seems overwhelming and confusing it is not surprising that the Co-dependent becomes rigid or controlling, and judgmental of others. Much of the above Information is further discussed In Anne Wilson Schaet's Co-dependency: Misunderstood-Mistreated. If you are closely involved with an addict or someone who is dependent on a substance or process, then it is very likely that you too are dependent (a co-dependent) on your style of interaction or response to that person. We all get stuck In various roles at various times in our lives. If you are unhappily experiencing a number of the Co-dependent traits, we encourage you to work on understanding and changing them. One option is to come to the Counseling Center, tel. 7469, 20 McKee, for Individual counseling or a related group experience. By Jason Ward Staff Writer Robert J. Dole, 64, Is a Republican Senator from Kansas and a candidate for the presidency. Senator Dole is a self-made man. He grew up during the Depression and was the first in his family to graduate from college (Washburn University). While serving in the military during WWII, Dole was severely Injured, and It took him three years to recover. His rise from modest beginnings is something which Dole emphasizes during his campaign In order to separate himself from the aristocratic Bush and DuPont families. Why does Dole feel qualified to be the President? He has years of experience In Washingtonlan politics and Is currently the leader of the Senate Republicans. Dole claims that his experience and leadership Is what makes him presidential material, he has established an extensive list of Congressional accomplishments in the 27 years he has been in Congress. It would be useless to attempt to cover all of Dole's policies, but a small sampling would include: -The Budget Deficit: Enact a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution, allow the President a line-item veto. close tax loopholes, and impose user fees on government services such as national parks. No personal or corporate tax increases. -The Trade Deficit Supports relief for industries hurt by unfair trade practices, enhancing competitiveness by Increased research and development and regulatory reform. Opposes protectionism. -Foreign Policy Supports Star Wars (SDI). aid to the Contras. and the INF Treaty. -Domestic Policy Supports more federal aid to schools and students, a welfare program which would provide education, training, and Job counseling. After winning the Iowa caucuses. Dole's campaign is at the front of the Republican pack. If Vice-President Bush does not do well in the New Hampshire primaries. Dole may have an easy nomination clinched for this summer's convention. He is considered a moderate Republican. He feels that he can find a solution to this country's problems through Republican principles, political agility, and a feeling for grassroots America. illllllllUIIIH Modern 'Beauty Shop #1 Family Hair Care (next to Family Dollar Store) Stylists: Joan Ashe and Vickie Bradley (Formerly of World of Hair) Welcome Shelia Hall Bring in this ad for a special discount Walk-ins Welcome 9-5 Monday-Saturday - Late Appointments ^00"43^4 THE YEARBOOKS ARE HERE! The 1987 Catamount yearbook will be on sale in both Brown and Dodson, Monday-Friday (Feb. 15-26) 4:00- 6:00 p.m. It will also be available in the W.C.U. Bookstore. Cost will be $17.00 for the current issue, $20.00 for the current issue and any past issue of your choice from 1980-1986 and any other past issues will be $5.00. Any club or organization will be given a 10% discount for bulk orders. For more information call Catamount 227-7440 DAWIONA^f, * * * 'eaturlng DaytonaS hottest Sprlni Break hotels * + + ^^^^*^ TEXAN 1987 MTV headquarlets Oaylona s hollesl club 701 South TRAVELODGE BOARDWALK Next door to the International Nightlife & sunshine a! its test INTERNATIONAL me Spr.nq Break favor,te Best iocat.ort on trie strip TRAVELOOGE SEABREEZE Newly remodeled Only 500 leet Irom Ihe Plaza Driving Package X * a rr Without Transportation ik 5 ] *f 3 Quad Occupancy▼ Full Package » .-. «p With Transportation .v W IJg Quad Occupancy■ Full Package i ,, - __ With Transportations S 1 U S Five Per Room" * w Arrangements by ECHO TRAVEL INC. The largest in college lours to Florida for over 9 years. Student Orientation Leader Positions available for the Summer of 1988 Applicants at Orientation Office 460 Administration Building 227 - 7234 Application deadline: March 4,1988 CLARENDON PLAZA Daytonas nicest rooms & suites Plantation Club and Penrods Beach Club CARRIAGE HOUSE Great location, nice rooms and friendly service YOUR TRIP INCLUDES: • Seven nights accommodations at one of our exciting oceantront hotels Our hotels are located right m the middle of (he strip, between 800 North and 701 South Atlantic Avenue Each holel has a great pool and party deck, and nicely furnished rooms with color TV and air conditioning. See trip sponsor for specific hotel details • Round trip motor coach transportation via luxury highway coaches to Daytona Beach, Florida Unlike others, we use the newest style buses available. • Pool deck parties and activities every single day featuring the famous Echo Belly Flop contest • Optional excursions available to Disney World. Epcot. Hawaiian luau s. party boats, and more • An entire list of bar and restaurant discounts to save you money at places you would go anyway • The services of full time travel representatives to throw parties and take great care of you • All taxes and gratuities THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO INSURE YOU THE BEST SPRING BREAKI ik- Best Hotel- Guaranteed You know where you will be staying on this trip (with other trips??) Best Location in Daytona don't let a poor location ruin your trip ■ (the Daytona strip is 23 miles long!) To Sign Up Or For More Info CALL STEVE AT 227 -4480 OR GREG AT: 227 -6672 Shouting Distance from Everything The top bars, restaurants, expos and tree concerts (not a taxi ride away, like other trips) Top of the Line Luxury Coaches For the most comfortable party trip to Florida. Pool Deck Parties Every Day The hottest biggest parties in Daytona Beachl You might find a cheaper trip. but why risk your Spring Break cash on a Cheap imitation!1
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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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