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Volume 58 Number 4 Events The Western Carolinian Page 13 Thursday, September 3. 1992 ■■ertrr ■T ■ r r Community Calendar September 5 Fireman's Day Annual event held on and around the square in Bryson City. Features food, crafts, music and much more An all day, late night event, with all proceeds going to the all volunteer fire department For information call (704) 488-2782. i " September 5-6 Inspirations Singing In The Smokies Labor Day Festival Third singing of the season hosted by Swain County's own Inspirations. ,., October 17 Mountain Autumn Arts & Crafts Festival 'Planned for Riverfront Park in downtown Bryson City. Entertainment, food, and crafts. Sponsored by Recreation Department. October 17 Swain County Against Cancer At the county administration building in downtown Bryson City. Games, food, duck race, celebrity auction. For more information call (704) 488-6957. Freshmen On home football game weekends, you may move your cars from the parking lots at the football stadium. From 4:00 PM on Friday to 8:00 PM on Sundays on football game weekends only, you may park in the following parking lots: The white spaces at Reid gym The white spaces behind the university center The white spaces behind the baptist church The white spaces near the bookstore The upper Harrill lot You may not park in the yellow spaces in the academic area, the Methodist church lot, or the resident spaces at the dormitories, or other commuter lots not designated here. You must move your car back to the overflow lots by 8:00 PM on Sunday. Citations will be issued after that time. CALENDAR FOR EDUCATION MAJORS FALL SEMESTER 1992 WEDNESDAY, SEPT 9 4:00 PM, K-104 Elementary & Middle Grade student teachers for Spring Semester 93. THURSDAY, SEPT 10 4:00 PM, K-104 Secondary & K-12 student teachers for Spring Semester 93. WEDNESDAY, SEPT 16 Deadline to register for the NTE Core Battery Tests. SEPTEMBER 14-18, K-218 Interviews for students entering the Professional Sequence. Prior registration required. SEPTEMBER 28 - OCTOBER 9, K-218 Interviews for students entering the Professional Sequence. Prior registration required. WEDNESDAY, OCT 7 Deadline to register for the NTE Specialty Area Tests. SATURDAY, OCT 24 NTE Core Battery Tests, Natural Science Auditorium. OCTOBER 26 - NOVEMBER 13 Academic advising and preregistration. Apply for the Professional Education Sequence. Pick up application in K-228 before meeting with advisor. FRIDAY, NOV 13 Deadline to apply to enter the Professional Education Sequence for Spring Semester 93. SATURDAY, NOV 14 NTE Specialty Area Tests, Natural Science Auditorium. AC& Sierra Club Outings September 5-12 8/5 - CATAWBA FALLS - A very popular, easy three mile hike with two impressive waterfalls and one delightful swimming hole. Easy access to lower falls, steep and precarious for 15-20 minutes to upper (where swimming hole is). Meet at Westgate 10am. Leader Nick Stefanou (704) 685-3881. Second meeting place IF LEADER NOTIFIED: Old Fort Railroad Station 10:45am. 8/5-6 - OVERNIGHT FOR BLUEBERRIES - Leave room in your backpack for empty containers. We'll camp and pick blueberries. Hike 5-6 (plus whatever you do picking), drive 70 miles, a few hundred feet worth of climbing. Leaders Tom Bindrim (704) 877-2997 (w) and Joan Lemire (704) 254-7359(h). 8/12 - NATURE WALK - Another walk/talk by our own biologist Rodney Glynt at the UNC-A Botanical Gardens. Easy paced, leass than a mile, about one hour, interesting and informative, starts at 2pm . Please make reservations ahead of time with Rodney (704) 299-0344(h/w). 8/12 - APPALACHIAN TRAIL MAINTENANCE - Help us maintain our AT section from Big Stamp to Little Bald. Tools provided; bring work gloves. Meet 9am Westgate. Hike/work 6 mile, drive 70. Leader Nick Stefanou (704) 685-3881(h). 8/12 - CHUNKY GAL (Name of a Mountain) - A first-class look at a proposed strikingly beautiful wilderness addition in the southern Nantahala in the Franklin NC area, partly on the AT. Explore White Oak Stamp with its massive virgin trees. See many other old growth red and white oaks. Moderate. Round trip mileages: hike ten, drive about 200. Meet in Asheville at Westgate Shopping Center at 8:30am. Then we'll join our leader at 10am in Franklin on US 64 at Burger King in Westgate Plaza Shopping Center, reached by taking Roller Mill Road exit and crossing under US 64. This exit on US 64 is one mile west of US 23/441 exit leading to Atlanta and Clayton. Topo: Rainbow Springs. Leader Tim Snyder (former national president of the Sierra Club): (803) 638-5421 (w) or (803) 638-3686(h) before 9pm. From Asheville contact Bernard Elias (704) 274- 0202(h). CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY IF YOU HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS OR INFORMATION CONCERNING CAMPUS EVENTS/DATES, PLEASE CONTACT: DJ - CALENDAR C/O THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN OLD STUDENT UNION WCU, CULLOWHEE (THRU CAMPUS MAIL) Opening reception for "Contrasts and Connections" exhibit. Chelsea Gallery, UC, 7:30pm. Organizational meeting, Residence Life Peer Educators. Conference Room, Housing Office, 4pm. (227-7303) THURSDAY WESTERN CAROLINIAN PUBLISHED FRIDAY SATURDAY *V-ball: at Columbia SC 7pm LaborDayholiday5:00 D - Monday Concert : Chairman Of The Board after the game in the Ramsey Center, free to WCU students, others $7.50 *F-ball: (h) vs. Mars Hill 7pm *V-ball: at Columbia SC 10am & 3pm HAPPY LABOR 7 DAY VIDEO: Necessary Roughness 10am- 11pm Free (thru 13) (LMP) 12 week Aerobic Classes MTWRF (LMP) *V-ball: (h) vs. Campbell 7pm Classes Resume 8 Totally Tuesday: Comedian Carl Strong - Free Pizza Hut pizzas Cherokee Rm, UC, 9pm. $1 students, $3 faculty and staff. (LMP) *V-ball: (h) vs. Clemson 7pm ID WESTERN CAR0LINAN PUBLISHED Meeting,Resident Student Association. Conference Room, Housing Office, 4pm (227-7303). Outdoor Open Mike Night at 8pm; free; UC lawn (LMP) Midnight Movie: The 11 Rocky Horror Picture Show in the Auxiliary gym, RAC, Midnight. $2 WCU students, $4others. Founders Day Receptions - School of Applied Sciences. Belk Building, 10-11:30am; Moore Hall, 2-3:30pm. "V-ball: (h) vs Converse 7pm 12 Nantahala River Raft trip. 9am. Register UC. $8 students, $16 faculty, staff. *F-ball: at Ga. Tech lpm *C C: (h) WCU Invite *V-ball: (h) vs Mercer & Radford 11am & 5pm B 14 15 Buncombe Co. Fair Tues - Thurs 4-1 lpm Fri 4-midnite Sat 10am -noon WNC Agric. Ctr. *V-ball: (h) vs. ETSU 7pm 16 17 WESTERN CAROLINIAN PUBLISHED 18 Men's & Women's Tennis in ETSU Fall Collegiate Championships (thru 20) *V-ball: vs Ga. Tech & Stetson 10am & 7pm (in Atlanta) Two day Six Flags -^ Trip time & cost TBA Rocky Top Camping (thru 20) 9am; cost $12/22. (LMP) *V-ball: vs. College of Charleston & GSU lpm & 7pm (in Atlanta) 20 2L *Golf: Intercollegiate at Maggie Valley Golf & Country Club (thru 22). 22 23 AUTUMN BEGINS 24 WESTERN CAROLINIAN PUBLISHED 25 *V-baIl: (h) vs. UNC-A 7pm *V-ball: vs. Milligan 8pm (in Radford, Va) 27 MOUNTAIN HERITAGE DAY fF-ball: (h) vs. Ferrum 7pm *MHD Race: 9am- jogging track *C C: at Clemson Invitational *V-ball: vs. Radford & Liberty 12pm & 2pm
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