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  • The Western Carolinian Page 5 Thursday, December 1, 1988 BTE Attends Cicely Tyson Speech in s<f Defe"se V^l&SS lO DC KnOXVille Taught Frederick Mason STAFF WRITER On January 19 and 20th, the Black Theatre Ensemble, headed by Professor Al Wiggins, and accompanied by Starlette Craig and Dr. Loeffler, traveled to Knoxville Tennessee to see and hear famous actress Cicely Tyson speak on behalf of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday and the celebration of his leadership. The ensemble arrived in Knoxville and went to the University of Tennessee as special guests of the University. On the campus were over 25,000 students, and on this particular night, Cicely Tyson would not be the only star there. As the BTE was enjoying the first three rows of the auditorium reserved for them in the crowded room, another famous person by the name of Alex Haley entered the auditorium. The ensemble took great delight in having Mr. Haley sit with them for Cicely Tyson's presentation. Many people came from the back of the auditorium to take pictures of Alex Haley and get autographs from him, but once the presentation began, it was all Cicely's. The moment she stepped from backstage a thundering applause sounded as all stood to recognize the movie star. Cameras were working overtime to catch a photo of Cicely as she walked across the stage, giving photographers the time they needed to take pictures. As the crowd sat back down Cicely joked about how she was afraid that there wasn't going to be a full house because elsewhere on campus was the Heartbreak Concert, with New Edition, Bobby Brown and Al. B. Sure. Cicely Tyson spoke to the crowd briefly about herself and the tour she was currently involved with, traveling to college campuses to give the presentation that she would give tonight. She began with a question and answer session. Many people took the opportunity of a lifetime to ask a question, and even two members of the BTE were allowed to ask Cicely a question. The well- known actress answered each question as best she could, but if someone asked her a question which she was going to answer later in the second half of her presentation, she would say "Second half. The second half was the part to which Cicely read and interpreted a number of black poems about the trials and tribulations of blacks as they struggled to gain freedom. The crowd was moved by the inflection and style demonstrated by Ms. Tyson as she brought each poem to life. As Cicely ended her presentation, she exited as she had entered with the thundering applause and flashing lights of cameras. Independently Owned Galaxy Food Centers We're Your Super Saver Store! Butcher'i But* USDA Choke Beet Bontle*! Bottom Round Roast 169 Assorted Colon 4 Roll Pick Angel Soft Tissue .78 ■#» $MM DUIe D*** Select Idaho Russet Baking Potatoes $' Farmer'! Choke Froien 4 To 6 Pound A*crafe Turkey Breast Harold's Galaxy Food Center! •342 West Main Street, Sylva, North Carolina Phone: 586-4073 All Galon food Center* Honor WK tbuchen And ttdtnl rood Stomptl We reierre tbe right to limit quantities and limit ulet to Tendon. This fixer efteetlfe from February 1 • February 3. 1989. by Jeff Ammons STAFF WRITER Ren Bu Shotokan Karate School in Waynesville in offering a special self-defense clinic Saturday February 4, at noon. The fee for the clinic is $5.00. Participants will be taught how to release themselves from holds commonly employed by assailants. The class will be instructed by Margaret Moore who is a black belt in the Shotokan Style of Karate. Mrs. Moore will be assisted by students of Ren Bu Kan, several of whom are WCU students. Clinic participants will leam "hard" and "soft" releases. A hard release, also known as an active release, involves extricating oneself from a hold by force resulting in injury to the attacker. Soft releases, also known as passive releases, on the other hand get one loose without harming the opponent. Anyone who wishes to attend the clinic should wear sweats or shorts. Ren Bu Kan is located at 701 Dellwood Road in Waynesville behind Burger King. Anyone who needs additional information or carpooling to Waynesville can call Tex Jones at 586-6635; Jim Burghardt at 227-6083; or Jeff Ammons at 586-5401. Graduate School Announces Information Day hv Curtis Pate On Tuesday, February 7 at 3:30 the CAP Center and the Graduate School will be sponsoring Graduate School Information Day in the Cherokee room of the University Center. This is an informational meeting for students interested in going to graduate school. The purpose of the meeting is to provide students with information about graduate programs, application requirements, necessary tests, and financial aid. The intent of the meeting is not to promote Western's graduate program exclusively, but to provide general information for students interested in graduate school. Several speakers will address topics that students may have questions about. Mr. Larry Bixby from the CAP Center will discuss the process of making a decision on graduate school. Dr. Larry Grantham, head of human services, will discuss profes sional degree programs. Dr. Max Williams of the history department will discuss the arts and sciences program. Ms Genie Kromm of the School of Business will discuss the MBA program. Dr. Anthony Hickey, Dean of the Graduate School, will make general remarks and direct a question and answer session. Dr. Hickey encourages all students to attend, especially juniors and seniors who are considering graduate school. You Are Invited to Join Dr. Lewis Sutton and Dr. Pat Umfress on Western Carottim University's BICENTENNIAL TOUR OF FRANCE JULY 10 - 24, 1989 $2199 from Raleigh, NC For tour application and additional information contact The Division of Continuing Education and Summer School Room 440, Robinson Administration Building Western Carolina Universtiy Cullowhee, NC 28723 Telephone (704) 227-7397 CMI Campus Marketing, Inc presents A Great Beach Party at DAYTONA BEACH At this low, affordable price; you arrange your own transportation. CMI TOUR INCLUDES: • Eight Florida days/seven endless nights at one of our exciting oceanfront hotels, located right on the Daytona Beach strip. Your hotel has a beautiful pool, sun deck, air conditioned rooms, color TV, and a nice long stretch of beach. • A full schedule of FREE pool deck parties every day. • A full list of pre-arranged discounts to save you money in Daytona Beach. • Travel representatives to insure a smooth trip and a good time. • Optional side excursions to Disney World, Epcot, deep sea fishing, party cruises, etc. • All taxes and tips. TRANSPORTATION OPTION INCLUDES: • Round trip transportation on beautiful, modern highway coaches SPEND A WEEK — NOT A FORTUNE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND SIGN UP CALL ROBERT
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