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western ■• • arolinian Cathouse Band Honored by Stacey Ruiz Western Carolina University's Cathouse Band has been voted the best basketball pep band in the Southern Conference, according to a recent poll of conference basketball coaches and administrators. The Greensboro News & Record conducted the poll, and on February 26, the newspaper showcased the band in an article titled "An Insider's Guide to What's What in the Southern Conference." The article lauded the band's dedication by noting that "when Western was on Christmas break, the Cathouse Band wasn't. Members came back to campus for home games in late December and early January, and nobody was surprised." The article also mentions the traditional singing of the "Fat Lady" upon a Catamount victory. The Cathouse Band performed for the last time this season in Greensboro, at the WCU men's and women's Southern Conference Tournament games on February 26-27. The honor does not come as a surprise to many people who have seen the 80-member ensemble perform. "The Cathouse Band is head and shoulders above any other basketball band in the Southern Conference, and right up there with the best in the nation," said WCU men's basketball coach Phil Hopkins. "Not only are they good musicians, they are dedicated and full of enthusiasm. They are our team's biggest fans and our team is their big- ges^fan," he said. However, the honor goes not only to the band members but also to several people and groups that help to create the atmosphere of enthusiasm. Coach Hopkins said that not only band members but band director Bob Buckner, the WCU Dance Team and dance team director Donna Buckner "are to be applauded for their first-class organization that epitomizes the spirit of the college experience." Hey Kids, You Say You Like That Rock and by Dr. James Maroney History of Rock & Roll (MUS 493-60,3 credits) is a special topics course to be offered this summer. The class will study the evolution of rock music, from its historical roots in blues, jazz, country, and popular songs up to the present. Styles to be covered include '50s rock 'n' roll, the British Invasion, soul, folk-rock, psychedelic, progressive, country rock, disco, funk, punk, new wave, reggae, metal, and rap. The instructor, Dr. James Maroney, a full-time member of the WCU music faculty, taught this course for ten years at the University of New Haven. The class will meet 2-3:50 p.m. MTWR in Summer Session II (July 6-August 7). There are no prerequisites for undergraduates. The course is also available to graduate students (MUS 593) with the permission of the instructor. For further information, call 227-7242. «?8 features March 25,1998 MOSS GENERAL STORE - produce - compare our prices LOCATED ON OLD 107 at Central Driue EHST ENTRANCE TO CAMPUS I -R \ Sui I Name.. , i noiild like I School. 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Zip„ LenoirKhvne Phi Sigma lota Welcomes New Members by OPI Five Western Carolina University students were recently inducted into the Gamma Theta chapter of Phi Sigma Iota, the international foreign language honor society. They are: • Monica Michelle Patterson, a junior majoring in Spanish education. Patterson, a graduate of Hayesville High School, was named president of WCU's Gamma Theta chapter. • Monica Jacqueline Gladson, a senior at majoring in Spanish and elementary education. A native of Murphy, Gladson was named to the position of vice president. • David J. Hepp, a senior history major. A Cullowhee resident, Hepp was named as program director. • Seana Lynn Arnette, a senior French major. Arnette is a graduate of Freedom High School in Morganton. • James Brain Whitworth, a senior criminal justice major. Whitworth graduated from St. Stephens High School in Hickory. Membership into Phi Sigma Iota is the highest honor that students and faculty in the field of foreign language study can receive. To be eligible for membership, a student must be of junior or senior standing, have completed course work at the 300 level or above and have a grade point average of 3.0 or above. Student Development to Host Alcohol Teleconference by Carla Cosio The Office of Student Development will be hosting an alcohol teleconference focusing on the issue of high-risk alcohol use among college students and how to address this issue within the college environment. The teleconference will run from 2-4 p.m., followed by a discussion session from 4:14-5:30 p.m. in Killian 104. If you are interested, please join us in addressing this vital issue at our university. For more information contact the Wellness Program at 227-7018. U)hai WlakiA %U 0i$$itA*ni? 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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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