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.,.».«, I . ,Jill I.IJUIMI I -I i man Servo's Serves up a Valenfine Smack-D»um I just want to know what idiot sched- iled a WWF Pay-Per-View on Valentine's )ay. I'm wondering how many wives and ;irlfriends were smacking around their nen Sunday night. Kinda makes me glad ny significant other watches wrestling too heh, heh). But I have to admit, St. /alentine's Day Massacre was a very good how. Mankind and The Rock had it out again) for the World Title in a "Last Man Standing Match." Great match, up until the aid, when The Rock and Mankind knocked iach other out with chairs. Neither man ;ould get up for the 10 count, so the match *as considered a draw, with Mankind re- aining the Championship. However, that match paled in compari- ;on to the main event; "Stone Cold" Steve \ustin vs. Vincent K. McMahon in a steel ;age. The rules are simple in cage matches, ilrst one out on the floor wins. At first, Vince did not want to go in the :age with the Rattlesnake, but Austin chased McMahon in the ring. Now, here's x fifty-year-old man, still in good shape, but even more still, up there in age, being thrown from 20 feet into a announcer's table and bleeding. Vince has turned out to be a surprising stunt man. Austin finally applied the Stunner on Vince when a surprising figure came to the owner's rescue. Paul Wright (a.k.a. WCW's Giant) made his way to the ring and threw Austin around the cage. As Austin was busy playing rag doll, McMahon crawled toward the cage door. Paul Wright threw Austin against the cage and broke the side of the cage allowing Austin to hit the floor, getting the win!! But, none of this really mattered after Raw. The Rock won the title back from Mankind in a ladder match (thanks to Paul Wright) and now, Paul Wright is the special guest referee in the Title Match between Austin and The Rock at Wrestlemania XV That's pretty much Raw. Nitro was...interesting. We got to see the nWo gang-beat on Flair for about 10 minutes, the woman from last Monday still seducing the cameraman (I'm thinking it's Rick Flair's son, but I'm not quite sure yet), and a Hogan vs. Piper match. Insert heavy sarcasm here. All in all, there were 6 matches in three hours. I'm sorry, but that is kinda lame. I wish televised events were WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING PRESENTS LIVE AT THE RAMSEY CENTER! WCWPO TICKETS ON SALE IMOAA/! TICKETS: $25. $20, & $15. To Charge Call 888-386-8497 or For More Info Call 828-227-7722. ffiiimiii<iWi*iiwwj* i«'i'*M,*l,,Ml>"n"n—it1lii™i*iBllMjlM^ft*liL CARD B SUBJECT TO CHANGE SUBJECT TO SERVICE CHARGE 1999 * World Chumptoiship Wr-.tH.ng, lac. A Time Warner Company. All rights reserved. like road shows, less talk, more action. Speaking of road shows, there are plenty of tickets left for WCW at the Ramsey Center. If you are a wrestling fan, show up! And bring a friend or ten. Sup- "port WCU and WCW on March 3 at 7:30. Servo Says: (formerly Servo's Quote of the Week) "Since my baby left me, I've found a new place to dwell, it's down at the end of Jabroni Street, it's Smack-Down Hotel." The Rock's singing after beating up on Mankind a bit at the Valentine's Day PPV in Memphis, Tenn. FREE RADIO + $1250! Fundraiser open to student groups & organizations. Earn $3-$5 per Visa/MC app. We supply all materials at no cost. Call for info or visit our website. Qualified callers receive a FREE Baby Boom Box. 1-800-932-0528 x 65 www.ocmconcepts.com Ruggers Go 3-1 in Weekend Tourney by John Farrell and Dave Hamilton Rugby Team After a lackluster performance in the opening round against an experienced University of Georgia club, the Western Carolina Rugby team showed great poise and fortitude by defeating the University of South Carolina Gamecocks, the Emory Eagles, and The Citadel Bulldogs. UG A and the Florida Gators battled for the tournament championship. Mark "Limey" Smith scored the game winning try with a penalty kick to give the Cats a dramatic win over South Carolina. "That win kept us a/ive in the consolation bracket," commented Smith. Sunday, in the consolation matches, the Catamounts defeated the Emory Eagles, 23-10 and received a forfeit from The Citadel. With that win, the WCU fifteen were awarded the consolation bracket championship trophy. The Western Rugby team returns home this Saturday againk Furman University, as the Cats try to kjeep their North Carolina Championshipl hopes alive. CATS «J£UFFV Uillol/ Rimm Sport: Women's basketball Year: Junior Hometown: Doraville, Ga Major: Sport Management *Scored 10 points, 9 rebounds, and 2 blocks in 20 minutes of play in a win over Chattanooga. Tallied 18 points and 6 rebounds in win over Wofford. Cuius Moorf Sport:/Baseball Year: \ Senior Hometown: Wilmington Major: Sociology . *Senior shortstop hit two/ homeruns over the weekerxT at Coastal Carolina. • *Wpnt 4-for-4 with two homers and three RBI's in the first game of/the season. /■
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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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