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  • 7 October 1993 Western Carokkn Cullowhee, NC The Voice of the Catamounts Volume 59 Number 7 SGA calls for voters to register Justin Holmes Staff Reporter SGA encourages students to vote November 2 on the $310 million University Improvement Bond. Western Carolina will receive $9.6 million to renovate Reid Gym, Moore Hall and Camp Laboratory school. The money would also be used to complete Belk Building. Students must register to vote in their home county or Jackson county. If a student is registered in thier home county, he or she may vote by absentee ballot. October 23 is the deadline to register to vote by absentee ballot. On Monday, October 11, from 1 - 5pm, there will also be an area set up in the UC on the second floor at which students may register to vote. The InterFraternity Council sponsors the "Bull Bash" on October 22 and 23. Since IFC took time to distribute advertising posters from Waynesville to Franklin, students will receive a $4 discount off the $12 entry fee. The entry fee to ride is $50, and students will compete against professional riders. The first place winner will receive between $1200and$15O0. Students who are interested in riding a bull must call 404-386-6845 on October 18, between 5pm - 9pm. LONG LIVE THE QUEEN -- WCU's 1993 Homecoming queen is Mercedes Miller of Winston-Salem. Stephanie Hilton, Western's Homecoming queen in 1990, places the crown on the new queen. (Photo by Mark Haskett) Auditions held for upcoming Woyzeck Auditions for the upcoming play, "Woyzeck," will be held on Thursday, October 7, in Niggli Theater beginning at 6pm.Because of the mature situations and violence, the production is suggested for adult audience only. "Woyzeck" will be performed on November 16-19. Directed by Roger Bright, instructor in WCU's department of communication and theater arts, the play is a haunting work left unfinished by Gcorg Buchner around 1836, less than a year before his death. "Woyzeck" tells the story of a jealous soldier who murders his lover after learning she has betrayed him. Buchner evokes a chaotic, brutal world in a collection of terse, unresolved scenes. The play's major themes are ageless: the injustice of a universe that seems to require the victimization of man and the absurdity of notions such as madness, sanity and normalcy in the face of that cruelty. For information, call 7491. Shriner's Circus coming on Saturday 'Fracas' facts clarified Hayley Nicholas StaffReporter During the week which has passed since the September 23 'fracas' at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house was publicized in the Carolinian, varied feedback has found its way into theoffice here on the hill. Much debate has surrounded the issues involved. Most importantly, several members of the campus community have offerredhelp in dispelling the misinformation presented in the article garnered from the Jackson County Magistrate of Courts and the Police Department. The most egregious mistake concerned the name of the Sigma Phi Epsilon brother involved in the fight. The Carolinian reported that John "Skeet" Hardy had been involved when it was actuaUy Kevin Inabinet. Four students were named in connection with the fracas and aU were associated with the footbanteam. LarryGoldstonand John Johnson arenot membersof the team, though they have been in the past. Herb Streater and Jay Braithwaite are current players. The name of the fifth studentimplicatedwasnotavailable at press time last week His name is Sean Cunningham. Thesefiveyoung men face misdemeanor charges of simple assault and second degree trespassing. Theircourtdateissetfor October 25. Due to the nature of the legal proceedings now under way, most of the parties involved are not at liberty to comment. A fraternity Dawn Cook StaffReporter For seven dollars, students, staff and faculty can enjoy the talents of the Oasis Shrine Circus, featuring The Great Wallendas, in the Ramsey Regional Activity Center on Saturday, October 9. The Shriners, a social organization thatbenefits less fortunate children, celebrates the 200 anniversary of the circus in America. Touring various cities in North Carolina, Oasis will end here in CatamountCounty. OasisShrine Circus will present two shows, one at 3pm and another at 7pm. There will be six different family oriented acts ranging from aeri- alists to animal handlers. High flying acts like the Fabulous Flying Cortes promise to give thrills and chills. This family team will demonstrate highwire acts brought from Columbia, South America. Acrobatic acts include the Murillo family, who are said to be "one of the most amazing acrobatic acts in the world." Carol and Wayne Wright, first generation circus performers, will show their stuff on trapeze as well as presenting the Jolly Jumping Hesters and Marble in Motion. Another special part of the Oasis Shrine Circus are the Great Wallendas. This family has a long history in the circus and is famous worldwide. The Wallendas were made famous by their death defying acts on the highwire, featuringhuman pyramids, taught to them by their forefathers. The family also has somenew additions to the group. Lyric Wallenda will be making her debut this year as an aerialist. She is the eighth known generation of Wallenda in the circus, will celebrate her second year as a featured aerialist. The common theme of keeping it in the family is fitting for the celebration of the anniversary. The Oasis Shrine Circus will celebrate their heritage as well as what is to be the help of "the superstars of the future." brother of Johnson vouched for Johnson's and Braithewaite's whereabouts the night of the fight. He stated that they left the Sig Ep house with him before the fight allegedly occurred. Head football coach Steve Hodgtovoucl^forthewhereabouts of his players by stating, "theaccused partiesdidmakecurfewatllo'dock" The footbaU team was under airfew the night of September 23. Hodgin went on to comment ontheupcomingcourtdatewhich he forsees as a "longordeal." Hestated, "This is a problem we can resolve within Western's family. It'sashame we have take it to the courts. However, the system is there to protect the innocent."
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