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newsmagazine news august 21-27, 2002 Friday night festivities will begin as many activities start simultaneously at 9 P. M. SIGNS OF LIFE RETURN Student Affairs, UC Reid gym hosts event By: Chad Messer I WCnewsmagazine n Friday, August 23, the UC and Reid Gym are going to be Ctl..Jp All Night." And for you USA Network fans, Rhonda Shear or Gilbert Gottfried are nowhere in sight, By the way, it's free; it's fun; and you are invited, t%Jp All Night is a collaborative program between Student Affairs, Reid and the IJC, " says Michelle Lynch, assistant director of the A,K, Hinds University Center. t?The first one is to welcome people back, and then there will be one a month on the second Friday of the month. " The festivities willbegin at 9 P. M. , when many activities will start simultaneously, These include a film in the Grandroom sponsored by LMP, an open house by Base Camp Cullowhee, and a Casino Night on the UC lawn brought to you by the UC and the newly christened Department of Residential Living, At 9:30 P. M. j live music will be on the lawn in the form of Red Engine Nine, straight from the Jersey shore. Starting at 10 P. M. , activities will include model UN demonstrations and presentations in the Catamount Room, arts and crafts in the Chelsea Gallery, and fortune telling and tarot readings by the Women's Center, and drawings by a caricature artist and bingo on the second floor of the UC. The night will round out with another film in the Grandroom and a breakfast bar. All the while, free pizza, billiards, darts and foosball will be available in Illusions thanks to the UC with mocktails from Health Services, and board games will be available at the upstairs information desk. As all these events are going on in and around the UC, intramural events and line-dancing classes will be held in Reid Gymnasium. ttAs [this event] gets bigger and bigger and bigger, people will be begging to participate, " says Lynch of Up All Night, which is slowly becoming a Catamount tradition. estudent organizations can feel free to contact us [about participating at upcoming Up All Night activities]. If they don't have an activity, 'we can help them come up with one. " WCU HOSTS JAPANESE EDUCATORS Observing American Public Education First-Hand First stage in three-year project By: Chad Messer I WCnewsmagazine Chaos returns as students pick-up books(left) and move back onto campus. Photo Right- Robert Lane (l) and Jeremy Smith (r), two of our own, take a break from Saturday's heat. They have been busy moving too. University Police has now relocated to the H. F. Robinson building. UP ALL NIGHT Events in University Center, starting at 9 P. M. All Night: Free drinks and snacks, 2nd floor 9 PM: Film - TBA, Grandroom (sponsored by LMP) 9 PM - Midnight: Base Camp Cullowhee Open House 9 PM - 1 AM: Casino Night, Lawn (sponsored by UC/Dept. of Residential Living) 9 PM - 1 AM•. Mocktails (sponsored by Health Services) 9 PM - 2 AM: Board games and cards available, Information desk 9 PM - 2 AM: Free pizza, billiards, darts and foosball, ILLUSIONS* 9 PM 2 AM: Power 90.5 Live remote, 1st floor 9:30 PM: Concert - Red Engine Nine, Lawn (sponsored by LMP) 10 PM: Model UN presentations and demonstrations, Catamount Room 10 PM - 1 AM: Arts and Crafts, Chelsea Gallery 10 PM - 1 AM: Fortune Telling and Tarot Card Readings, Women's Center 10 PM - 2 AM: Caricature Artist, 2nd floor (sponsored by LMP) 10:30 PM 12:30 AM: BINGO, 2nd floor 11:30 PM: Breakfast Bar, 2nd floor (sponsored by UC) Midnight: Film - TBA; Grandroom (sponsored by LMP) Reid Gym- Line dance lessons & intramural events WCnewsmagazine THANK YOU! Western North Carolina will play host to nine Japanese educators from August 17 - August 25. The guests will get a first-hand look at the American institution of public education while continuing partnerships are fostered between Japanese and WNC schools. The effort is coordinated by WCU. This is the final stage in a three-year project funded by a $100,000 grant given by the United States-Japan foundation. While in this part of the world, the Japanese visitors from the Naruto region will be working with Fairview Elementary and Smoky Mountain High School, both of Jackson County; Tuscola High School in Haywood County; Isaac Dickson Elementary of Asheville; and Flat Rock and Rugby Middle Schools of Henderson County. WCU, ECU and UNC-Wilmington have partnered with Osaka University of Education, Hiroshima University and Naruto University of Education to form the Global Partnership Schools Consortium, which hosted the project. On August 26, all of the North Carolinian and Japanese educators who participated in the exchange program will gather in Raleigh for a summary conference to share their experiences and findings. John Clark From fechnology Setaups to multtæ media instruction in CATA, the Collaborative Advanced Technology Area/ John %Clark has been dedicated to providing IT and instructional service to. faculty and .staffin the Coulter Faculty Center since
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