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People The Western Carolinian Page 3 Thursday, Sept 7, 1989 Student on the Street "What I did on my summer vacation" ™ NAME: Tish Garringer MAJOR: Criminal Justice "Flew to Ontario, California and spent the summer working for Honeywell of Ontario...worked in a restaraunt, too...lay out by the pool...loved the earthquakes...went to Disneyland...met a lot of interesting people." Overall Summer Rating: Excellent! NAME: Darren Morrow MAJOR: Theatre Arts Education/RTV "Went home from Cullowhee and went to the beach...blew $750.00...worked two jobs as a textile printer and as a kitchen manager at a major steakhouse." Overall Summer Rating: Medium Rare NAME: MishaBakel MAJOR: Undeclared "Worked for a temporary agency in Greensboro...went to Long Beach, N.C. (the weather was awful the entire week)...helped LMP with Orientation, saw Safmanthree times and was carded trying to get in at Quinn Theatre (they thought I was under 13!)" Overall Summer Rating: One of the most boring ever! NAME: Stanford Ashcraft MAJOR: Art "Went to school...went to Washington...saw some major museums and saw Safman twice!...Slept the first month after the spring semester and spent one week cleaning my room." Overall Summer Rating: Ahh...so-so! NAME: Darrell Pearson MAJOR: Music Education "Made lots of money...spent lots of money...ate...gained weight. Entertainment: worked out, practiced the trumpet, saw Batman only once and didn't like it...visited Cullowhee...Cullowhee was the highlight." Overall Summer Rating: It Existed! NAME: James Holley MAJOR: RTV "Worked at K-Mart aggravating elderly Floridian customers...got a new car...bummed around...went to Florida for a week...It was hot1 WenttoOrientation...metthe People/Entertainment editor...enjoyed it...he's a great guy!" Overall Summer Rating: Good! ::, ......... .. ... . ;.;;;.;..;;.;; ..... ■ Campus Organizations in the Hands of Dr. Glen Stillion By Fred Mason rf you are a freshman or a transfer student, or simply a student new to this university, one thing you may have noticed is the large number of groups, clubs, and organizations on the Western Carolina campus. There are between 110-120 organizations about, and all are under the watchful eye of the Vice-Chancellor of Student Affairs, Dr. Glen Stillion. It's easy to think that with all those students in all those groups, Dr. Stillion has an enormous load. Actually, the group under Student Development is rather small when compared to Academic Affairs, which is the largest organization on campus. Dr. Stillion says that there are between 40 and 50 personnel involved with Student Development, plus the Resident Assistants, which number about 70. Though the number seems small, running Student Affairs in not an easy job. As Vice-Chancellor of Student Affairs, Stillion is responsible and Orientation activities. Dr. Stillion is also responsible for the University Center, Counseling Services, University Health Services, Minority/International Student Affairs and acts as advisor for all the fraternities and sororities. The Vice-Chancellor is not new to this position. He has plenty of experience. Stillion says that he has held the position for the last 16 years. Before this coming to WCU, Stillion spent five years at the University of Alabama in Tuscabosa, where he taught. Dr. Stillion earned a bachelor's degree from the University of New Mexico, and received a doctorate in higher education at Florida State University. In between, he spent five years at Michigan Tech. As the leader of Student Development, Dr. Stillion is responsible for funds for student organizations. "All funds come from the Student Government Association, which works with Student Development," he says. "Activities and groups funded by SGA include Intramurals, Last Minute Productions, and WWCU." With the centennial upon us, Dr. Stillion will be busy with the upcoming ceremonies. A dedication ceremony is planned for the Alumni tower on September 29, with a full day of activities scheduled. Dr. Stillion will preside over the ceremony. "On that Friday, expect classes to be dismissed for half the day." Dr. Stillion is proud of this university, and the students in it. "Since I have been here, there have been many more activities here than in the years before. Ten years ago our Student Entertainment (LMP) was not here. Three years ago Ramsey Activity Center was just finished." Stillion says that he is impressed with the students' morale. He also comments that the academic quality is "much improved. The image of Western Carolina University around the state has improved over the years, and hopefully will continue to improve." WCU Housing Director Joins International Campus Housing Board By Shawn Busby The Association of College and University Housing Officers International has elected Randy Rice, director of Western Carolina University housing, to atwo-yearterm on its executive board. ACHUO-I is the professional organization of chief housing officers at colleges and universities across the world. Having more than 800 members, the association represents nearly two million students at educational facilities in every state and several nations. Rice was chosen as representative of the Southern District, one of four districts represented on the ten-member executive board. As representative, Rice will be responsible for the southeastern and southwestern regions, composed of thirteen states plus Mexico, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia and the Virgin Islands. Rice was elected at the 41 st annual conference of ACHUO- I, held in July at Western Illinois University. His duties will include acting as liaison between the execu- three committees: Conference Services, Apartments and Family Housing, and Information Systems. Rice has served on eight committees and task forces for the ACHUO-I prior to this election. Rice, who came to WCU in 1976, was formerly director of residence halls at the University of Southern California. Since coming to WCU he has served as president of the North Carolina Housing Officers in 1981 andttt* Southeastern Association of Housing Officers in 1983. Western Carolina University hosted the 1986 ACHUO- I annual conference. Rice was chairman of the conference, which brought 15,000 professionals from all over the country to Cullowhee. "We attempted to involve the whole community in the activities," said Rice. This particular conference was one of the highest rated in ACHUO-I history. WCU is one of the smallest institutions to hold a conference of the type. jgmmigjgin In 1984, Rice managed the housing for thirty-six different countries at the Olympic Village on the campus of USC. Other prior positions include assistant principal, head football coach, and athletic director at A. C. Reynolds high school in Asheville. Rice has served as chairman of the homecoming committee at WCU since 1978. Rice's wife Barbara works in the WCU Financial Aid office. They have a son and a daughter who attend N.C. State University, and another daughter who is the mother of their two grandsons. Calendar for Education Majors: Fall Semester, 1989 Thursday, September 7, 4:00 p.m.., Killian 112- Student Teachers for Spring Semester, 1990 will meet. Sept. 18-22-Killian 228-Students entering the Professional Education Sequence for Fall Semester, 1989 and Spring Semester, 1990 register for interview. Monday, September 25-Deadline to register for the NTE Core Batteries. Must be postmarked by September 25. October 2-6,9-13 - Interview for students entering the Professional Education Sequence for Fall Semester, 1989 and Spring Semester, 1990. Prior registration required. Tuesday, October 10- Deadline to register for NTE Specialty Area Test. Must be postmarked by October 10. Saturday, October 28- NTE Core Battery Tests, Natural Science Auditorium. Saturday, November 11 - NTE Specialty Area Test, Natural Science Auditorium. Friday, November 17 - Deadline to apply to enter the Professional Education Sequence for Spring Semester, 1990. Applications available in Killian 228. Application should be completed at time of advisement, Nov. 6-17. Mountain Heritage Center A Museum of Culture and History 1st Floor, HFR Administartion Open Weekdays 8:00 5:00 Cullowhee's Favorite Place To Be l/V *" MEXICA] MEXICAN FOOD Cullowhee, NC Old Cullowhee Road 293-3332 Franklin, NC 103 Highlands Road 524-9300 TO GO ORDERS \: :■•■ f^CITY New and Used Books Comics and Magazines New Age and Classical Music Unique Selection of Foreign Videos for Rent "Ask Us About Special Orders" 55 East Main Street, Sylva, NC 28779 (704) 586-9499 HOT STUFF b MILD Patio Dining Overlooking The Beautiful Tuckasegee River Lunch 11am - 2pm Monday thru Friday 12pm - 10pm Saturday Dinner 5pm- 10pm Nightly, Including Sunday Beer and Wine Permitted, I.D. Required (Tfie [Dancer's (Pointe of Sylva Announces Adult Tap and Jazz Class Get in shape by learning the art u of tap and jazz =^\ JJ For more information or to register, call 586-9841 & leave message or call Jeanna Wyatt at 627-1110 or 456-3095

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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 Carolinian in 1933.
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  - Western Carolina University
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  - Date original: 1989-09-07
  - Date digitized: 2019-09-18
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  - Dimension: 22.75" x 14.25"
  - Pages: 14 pages
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  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
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  - Western Carolina University
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  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1989-09-07_Vol55_No03
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  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

Western Carolinian Volume 55 Number 03

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