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  • Western Carolinian December 2,1993 Features Page 7 WBmSi Jamie Baize Staff Reporter mutes wit ... Otto Spilker What is your job? "I teach Physical Education. Many different courses." What would you say is the most enjoyable aspect of your job? "1 don't know; I guess I'm spoiled. I like 99% of the things I do, and 1 really don't know what the 1% is that I don't like." Do you have a regular daily regiment that keeps you in such good shape? "Nothing specific. Today I started out with stretching, played some handball and did hydroaerobics. I always start out my day with stretchjngand usually get in the water. Therestof my activities vary between riding my bicycle, paddling and gymnastics. Gymnastics is what really got me started in physical education." Should physical education be a part of the general education curriculum? "Of course. I have to feel that way. Physical Education 'helps humans', makes themfeel better and look better." "Students Shopping 4 A Better World," written and published by The Council on Economic Priorities' criticizes The Gap for poor environmental habits, such as stonewashing jeans for the "worn" look. The company will not give any outside information to the book but has begun recent recycling efforts. —College Press Service mtMmm YOU STUDY Aw FOR XEXAMS TWO MEDIUM CHEESY PIZZAS COVERED WITH DOUBLE saucPEPPERONI iAME AS PIZZA HUT MEDIUM $Q88 8 TWO MEDIUM JrsfVirA. !j ALL-MEAT SPECIALS SAME SIZE AS PIZZA HUT MEDIUM 44 10 R TWo LARGE FOR $ 11.99 PLUS Exir. TA* V r ? " ""W'-iooal cost. v»lid with coupon at To r,pWAn* Pa-"'* Pi"» cu<-i„ ^ne coupon per «h* off'■ N«v«liiwXMy «Noff?V "CK UP OR DINE "£•> No substitutions. Expires 1-2-94. OR TWO LARGE FOR $11.99 PLUS TAX I PIZZA 586-5860 East Sylva Shopping Center Between ABC and Quin Theater All-meal Special includes: beef, sausage, ham and pepperoni. Extra items and extra cheese available at additional cost. Valid with coupon at participating Papa's Pizza To-Go. One coupon per customer. Not valid with any other offer. PICK UP OR DINE IN ONLY. No substitutions. Expires 1-2-94. TO-GO l^S ' PIZaZ A " O GO Chinese Culture to be explored in new course Jafaar Nyang'oro StaffReporter Western Carolina University will offer an up-close and personal view of China during the coming Spring Semester through a course entitled "International Forum: China." The 15-week long course, being offered for the second time, will address different academic disciplines. The subjects to be covered include geography, art, literature, history, biology, politics, economics, business and religion. Each session of the course (USI395) will be led by a different WCU faculty member with expertise or experience in China. According to Jeff Neff, WCU associate professor of geosciences and anthropology, the two-credit hour course, part of WCU's interdisciplinary studies program is open to juniors and seniors. Classes are scheduled to meet Tuesdays from 6 to 8 pm in room 180 of the McKee building. The course, coordinated by the Faculty Center for Teaching Excellence, will use a text book entitled Wild Swans: Three Daughters of China. This is actually a story explaining the experience of a woman who lived in the transition period from the Nationalist to Communist rules in China in the second quarter of the 20th century. Dr. Jeff Neff highlighted that the objective of this course is to provide an intensive expose of China. It is believed that roughly one of every five of the world's citizens lives in China. This Asian country is also credited to have the world's oldest continuous civilization, stretching back almost 5,000 years into the mists of time. "Therefore, we have every reason to know China and the Chinese better than we do," Neff concluded. However, it should be noted that this is a mere starting point in a long way for the department of geosciences and anthropology towards offeringdifferentcourses aimed at exposure to different countries and cultures. Other countries in consideration include, but are not limited to, the Middle East, Russia and Japan. WCU Bookstore ATTENTION! Have you rented textbooks? The WCU Bookstore reminds all undergraduates to return'your rented textbooks before December 22th. to avoid to <fc90 f'trtp- Rnnlfc miict hp» i-ptn before January 25th to avoid paying replacement costs. (See Undergraduate Catalog, page 26, for more information or call WCU Bookstore at 227-7346). f^m^^^^^^fimmmmm^^mSe^ ._ ::::::::x:x:x:::::X;X::;::::::x:xx.x:x:: When you return rental books: wtwmwmmwjwM,;^^^^ ■ fill i Ifll •Ju It is your responsibility to return rental hooks on ■ tima> time. «4* Make sure each textbook is marked off of your *** rental card when you return the books. ,., When you return all of your books, make sure *$* you are given your rental card to close your account. Any questions? Call the Bookstore at 227-7346
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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 Carolin...

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