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  • november 13-19, 2002 news ewsma azine Classical Music Performance Set for November 21 C Brothers Charles and Christopher Rex(pictured), along with Lillian Buss Pearson, will give a performance of classical music on the violin, cello and piano at Western Carolina University on Thursday, Nov. 21, at 7:30 P. M. The concert, which will include works by Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Handel, will take place in the recital hall ofWCU's Coulter Building. It is part ofWCU's Lectures, Concerts and Exhibitions Series for 2002-2003. Charles Rex was born into a musical family and began studying the violin at age 4. He debuted with the Florida Symphony Orchestra at age 13 and toured as a soloist with the Brevard Music Center Orchestra shortly afterwards. He received his bachelors and masters degrees in music from Florida State University. Christopher Rex joined the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra as principal cello in 1979 and has made numerous national appearances as recitalist and chamber musician. He was a member of the Philadelphia Orchestra for seven seasons and is a founding member of the Georgian Chamber Players. Pianist Lillian Pearson, WCU associate professor of music, has performed across the United States and Europe. She has appeared as a soloist with the Asheville and Jacksonville (FL) Symphony Orchestras, the Breckenridge (CO) Festival Orchestra, the National Chamber Players and the Brandenburg (FL) Ensemble. Tickets for the Nov. 21 concert are $2 for WCU students, $10 for the general public, and $8 for senior citizens, WCU faculty and staff, and non-WCU students. For more information about the LCE Series, call (828) 227- 7206. Can New Device Hear Dust? New Dust Mop Technology! No, that is not a giant dust mop. It is motion picture audio recording equipment being used by Al Nelson (left), assistant sound designer with George Lucas's Skywalker Sound Division, to capture the whirs and hums of some of the high-tech equipment housed in robotics laboratories in Western Carolina University's department of engineering technology. Nelson, who lives in the Asheville area, recently traveled to several spots in Western North Carolina collecting sounds for the Lucas film library. Nelson captures sounds from a variety of sources, and then manipulates them as part of the post-production process to create sound effects for major motion pictures by such directors as George Lucas, Steven Spielberg and James Cameron. Operating the robot for Nelson is Monty Graham, engineering technologist for the department. fravelearn Program Offers Students Study Abroad WCU and TraveLearn Inc. will offer a vacation experience in 2003 for adults that combines education and world travel to exotic destinations such as Australia and Italy. Participants will study the history, art, culture and customs of the location under the guidance of an experienced instructor. Faculty escorts and in-country specialists will present on-site lectures, seminars and field trips. The program is designed to help participants gain an insight and understanding of other cultures. The "Australia Yesterday and Today" program will be held Jan. 26 through Feb. 12, May 18 through June 4, and Oct. 5-22. Participants will travel throughout the continent to learn about the flora and fauna of the interior desert, as well as the history and culture of the indigenous aboriginal people. Stops in Melbourne and Sydney include seminars on the history of the cities. "Italy Yesterday and Today" will be held April 26 through May 10, July 12-26, and Oct. 25 through Nov. 8. The trip will feature the canals of Venice and the beauty of the Tuscan countryside, as well as the history and architecture of Pisa and Rome. Participants also will travel to view Leonardo da Vinci's "Last Supper," Michelangelo's "David" and the Sistine Chapel. Other 2003 programs will travel to Alaska, Belize, China, Central Europe, Costa Rica, Egypt, Greece, the Galapagos Islands and Ecuador, Ireland, Kenya, Morocco, Spain, Peru, Turkey and Antarctica. Programs start around $2,000 per person and last from 10 to 19 days. All trips include meals, first-class accommodations, and all learning experiences. Most packages include round-trip airfare. For more information or to register, call WCU's Division of Continuing Education and Summer School at (828) 227-7397 or toll free (800) 928-4968. advertisin — e-mail us for rates: wc@wcu.edu
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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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