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  • 12 Western Carolinian Features Michelle Paparian Staff Reporter Have you seen students wearing flannels, raggy tour shirts, thrift-store trousers, Doc Martens, and old high-top converse? Then you've experienced grunge! This fad of dressing with layers of seemingly old and ill-fitting clothes began in the 70's. Those were the times when free love was in and fashion and conformity were out. It was also post- Woodstock, when hippies ruled the states, and personal hygiene was a way of the past; shaved legs and arms were unheard of. Furthermore, wearing makeup and fixing your hair would have been too prissy. It was a time to be free, relax, and have no worries. This outlook on life is now starting to reappear in the 90's, breaking out of clubs and thrift shops. The expression of being individual can be shown by wearing these fashions. In the turn of this new decade, grunge has become a code word for the west coast youth culture. Bands out of the west coast, especially Seattle, have brought back this unique style. Starting as a local, low-cost look, associated with Seattle's music scene, grunge has turned into an all-American street fashion that mixes rough-and- tumble work clothes with thrift shop fashion. The local Seattle musicians like Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, and Nirvana brought back these styles from the 70's. These musicians' looks are based on total comfort, cheap beer and high-volume rock n'roll. The musician's fashions were alike, so it was not a surprise when teenagers began to mimic their favorite groups. Anyone who went to Lollapalooza or Woodstock '94 saw the grunge look in effect. Lollapalooza, a touring arts and music spectacle designed to outrage, enlighten, and ultimately entertain made its way across This Week On Campus With LMP... 9/3 Open Mic Night 8pm, UC Cherokee Room, performers sign up in the UC 2nd floor LMP office 9/12-9/18 Weekly Video "Demolition Man" all day, every day, free, UC 2nd floor lounge 9/14 M60's Rock- When the Music Mattered" Music History Lecture with Barry Drake. 9pm, free, in the LTC Cherokee Room The decade of the 60's was one of the most interesting periods in American history. Through all of | the good and bad times, it was the music that brought us together and sometimes tore us apart. The political turmoil, the social upheaval, the Hippie Movement, the Vietnam War ana the Generation Gap were all reflected in the popular music of the day. The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, The Supremes, The Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel, The Rolling Stones, Otis Redding, and yes, even the Monkees, were some of the sounds filling the airwaves throughout those turbulent years. *'60's Rock- When the Music Mattered" will celebrate, examine, clarify, and put into perspective one of the most exciting decades of our music history. North America. Artists such as Pearl Jam and Soundgarden (Lollapalooza 92) wore these west coast fashions, which an enormous audience saw and put into their own wardrobe. As the west coast was hit by these new fashions, they gradually came across the United States and onto College Campuses. Western Carolina University is one of many Campuses invaded by GRUNGEAMANIA. Students around campus have mixed ideas about this grunge movement. One student said, "I believe others dress in grunge because they are trying to be different, not conforming in what everyone else is wearing." Other students commented, "We like the grunge fashion and wear because it is comfortable and trendy." Students also wear grunge for financial reasons, and get most of their clothes from thrift or discount stores. Some students just don't like preppy clothes such as penny loafers and pleated skirts. They can't see themselves September 8, 1994 (For those of you who have been in a cave for the past three years.) in those types of clothes, as others can't in grunge. Teenagers and young adults are the main propagators of the grunge way. Although grunge originated from pop culture, it is also being incorporated into the works of upscale fashion designers in the United States and other countries as well. The designers' original ideas will not sell, so they have to go with what is hot, and presently that is grunge. 'ft lite KoaT^^™* With IMP Trips This Week... 9/10 Underground Atlanta & World of Coca-Cola Museum leave from UC at 8am,WCU students $5, all others $8, bring money for meals & shopping, will return at approximately 9pm, sign up by 9/9* rr j 9/ iQ Nantahala River Raft Trig. WCU students $10, all others $20, t all equipment, transportation & *J lunch provided* *■*«&•.• 9/10-9/11 2 Day Kayak Clinic Sat. meet at. UC 9am, return 4pm; Sun. UC 10am, return 5pm, £ wAr?/9 3j3°Pn2;uC 1st floor for fitting & discussion of tap, WCU students $20, all others $30, all equipment, transportation & lunch provided* 9/17-18 Bear Lake Overnight Canoe Trig meet at UC 9am, WCU students $12, all others $25* 19/17 Tsali Mountain Bike Trip meet at the UC 9am, with own bike WCU students $4, all others $8, with UC bike | WCU students $8, all others $14* SSH,TtS^^X.ABOUT the IALL BREAK WASHINGTON DC TRIP SIGN UP IN THE UC...ASAP, WCU students $150 *SIGN UP FOR ALL TRIPS IN THE UC 1ST FLOOR For More Information Call LMP at 7206
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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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