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  • News The Western Carolinian Page 3 Thursday February 23,1989 Christine Faris NEWS EDITOR Gresman To Address WCU It was nearly 40 years ago—on April 4, 1949—that the governments of the United States and several nations of Western Europe established the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. To mark the 40th anniversary of NATO, Western Carolina University will host a lecture entitled "Troubled but Successful: 40 Years of the North Atlantic Alliance - German Aspects," by Hans Gresmann, a journalist and political commentator from West Germany. Gresmann will give his address at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 24, in the auditorium of the Natural Sciences Building on the WCU campus. The lecture is open to the public at no charge. Gresmann has had extensive experience in both radio and television news, and has served as political editor of the prestigious West German weekly newspaper Die Zeit He has been a reporter, deputy chief editor and editor in chief of Sudwestfunk, a regional German television network. He has served as U.S. correspondent for Sudwestfunk and for Deutschlandfunk, a public broadcasting corporation in West Germany. A native of Hamburg, Germany, Gresmann was a student of history, political science and psychology at the University of Hamburg and was a Fulbright scholar at the University of Washington in Seattle. He has served as vice- president of the German National Committee of the International Press Institute and in 1970 received the Theodore Wolff Journalism Prize for his report about the guerilla movement in Latin America. Gresmann's talk is sponsored by the Western Carolina Department of History. Chambers Named SACS Dean by Alex Greene STAFF WRITER During the 1988 ROTC Advanced Camp at Fort Bragg, WCU ROTC Cadets performed a standard achieved only by a few schools in the United States. ROTC Cadets attended Advanced Camp between their Military Science III and Military Science IV year. This camp is held at Fort Bragg, NC and the cadets go through all kinds of training. Examples are: Navigation, Rapelling, Patrolling, and all Military Basic Skills. They are evaluated in sixteen leadership dimensions. "Our cadets are expected to have a high level of training so they can demonstrate their level of ability," said Captain Harbison, from the Military Science Department. The camp consists of all the ROTC Battalions across Region 1, that is, from Maine to South Carolina, including West Virginia and some schools in Kentucky. An overall of 3300 cadets participated in the last camp. "We sent sixteen cadets to camp, and 57% of them ROTC Cadets Named "TOP- GUN" L to R: C/Major Derek Long. C/Major Mike McKinney, C/Lieutenant Colonel Mark Joyner, and C/CaptainMike Stevens scored very high. Thanks to them, we exceeded the standards of all Battalions throughout the U.S. cadet command," declared SFC Ezell, from the Military Science Department. The cadets received a congratulations letter because of their excellent performance from Brigadier General Wallace C. Arnold, Commander, Region 1, U.S. Army Cadet Command. The WCU Cadets which attended the 1988 ROTC Advanced Camp are: Sally Ale- wel, Mark Childers, Tim Harrison, Morris Hatcher, Calvin Hegeman, Mark Joyner, Ced- ric Lee, Derek Long, Lous- saint Kennedy, John McArthur, Michael McKinney, Michael Stevens, John by Alex Greene STAFF WRITER Noise Controversy Arises At Basketball Game During the last basketball game between WCU and Appalachian in the Ramsey Center, the pep-band was told not to perform while the ball was in play, by Mr. Wanless, Athletic Director. "Mr. Wanless told us not to play while the ball was in play, because we cause disturbance. Poss' Pit members bring drumsticks to the games and they beat them against chairs, that causes disturbance too, but they don't tell them to stop,- what is the difference?" said a pep-band member after the game. According to the Southern Conference Bulletin, the band can't perform while the ball is in play because it distracts the players. "No musical instruments or amplification instruments will be allowed in the stadium," according to Mr. Steve White, Sports Information Director. After talking to Mr. Wanless about the Poss's Pit situation, he declared, "Poss's Pit is different because they are cheering for the team, but when you play a trumpet you cause disturbance; it's different." Mr. David Hart, Commissioner of the Southern Conference declared, "They cannot bring drum sticks to the Ram- ^ OFF-SHORE nigh* MON- SAT % We are EXPANDING' our menu! * Potato Skins with Cheese and Toppings * * Fresh Fried Veggis and Onion Rings * * Clam Chowder, Rainbow Trout, Scampi * * Stuffed Shrimp and Calabash style * * Broiled Flounder & our famous Hushpuppies * OYSTERS ON 1/2 SHELL Great Hot Lunches and Assorted Deli Sandwiches and Salads. Old Cullowhee Hwy. 293- 3616 for Take Out and Reservations. by Sheilds Brewer STAFF WRITER The dean of the School of Education and Psychology at WCU has been appointed to the Commission on Secondary Schools of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Gurney Chambers, nominated by the North Carolina Secondary Committee, has been elected to a 2-year term and is eligible for nomination to a 3-year term. Chambers is Southern Association Maison to members and perspective members The commission represents over 4,000 schools throughout 11 states and some countries of Latin America. The commission is responsible for organizing and implementing the evaluation and accrediting procedures. Cullowhee Cafe •EstaBCisfted 1948 293-3226 MANAGER Randall and Cindy Spencer NOW Introducing Weekend Sat and Sun 8 am to 2 pm ALL YOU CAN EAT BREAKFAST AND FRUIT BAR Plenty of home cooked food I Come give us a try! Visit our Drive thru now open Mon- Fri: 7am- 8 pm Senior Citizen Discount Council on International Educational Exchange Offers Free Travel Guide for Students New York, NY, January 30, 1989 — Students planning a trip abroad will welcome the latest edition of the Student Travel Catalog, a free, 68- page guide to special opportunities for travel, study and work overseas available to students that is published annually by the Council on International Education Exchange (CIEE), the largest student travel organization in the world. The 1989 catalog features information on special air fares, rail passes, low-cost accommodations, publications, insurance, travel gear, tours and car rentals as well as for passport, visa and custom requirements. Descriptions of special programs for study, work or volunteer service in dozens of countries are also included. The catalog contains an application for the International Student I.D. Card, the only internationally recognized proof of student status. The card lets students take advantage of special student privi leges, discounts and travel benefits throughout the world. CIEE is the official U.S. sponsor of the card, which last year was used by more then one million students worldwide. Although some of the services and programs are available only to students, most are open to all. CIEE, a non-profit organization founded in 1947, develops and administers a wide variety of study, work, and travel programs for American and international students at the secondary, undergraduate, graduate and professional levels. Its membership consists of more than 200 academic institutions and international exchange organizations. The 1989 Student Travel Catalog is available from CIEE, Dept. 16, 205 E. 42nd St., New York, NY 10017. Telephone: (212)661- 1414. There is a $1 cost for postage and handling. The Western Carolinian Western Carolina University The Old Student Union P.O.Box 66 Cullowhee, NC 28723 (704) 227-7267 Martha McAfee Mary Ellen Fleming Editor Business Manager Associate Editors Christine Faris - News Holly Wheatley - People & Entertainment Larry Gray - Sports Advertising Sales Design & Layout Phntnnr»nua Melanie Graham Janadian Allen ?0^apher Tracey Mullis John Dennis Photographer Brad Kimzey Jeff Ammons Sheilds Brewer - Colin Burch Michael Cook Jennifer Donnelly Laura Goff Writers Alex Greene Terry Housman Frank Lamm Fred Mason Bill McEntire Andrea Oakes Emily Oakes Curtis Pate Richard Sumner Jennifer Stroud Dawn Daniel Typesetters Donna Bloxom Sheila Davidson Sherri Lynn Karen Royall Kellie Faulkner Assistant to the Editor Kim Looper Assistant to the Business Manager Carol Trantham SIMPLY T'S "HATS OFF TO SPRING BREAK" New For You: SORORITY BOXERS JACKETS POST-IT NOTES 293-3112 M-F 10-5 SCREENPRINTYOUR WEEKEND SHIRTS NOW!
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