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Western Carolinian Volume 68 Number 01

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CAMPUS.NEWS IMAGE LOG: Jessica Bartley and Mandy Brown moving into Scott Hall - August 17 WCU ALL GEARED UP FOR FALL SEMESTER When Western Carolina University students returned to campus for the fall semester beginning Saturday, Aug. 16, they were greeted with a variety of academic and social activities designed to acquaint — or reacquaint — them to college life. University residence halls will opened to freshmen only at 9 a.m., Aug. 16. On Sunday, Aug. 17, residence halls opened to all students beginning at 10 a.m. Faculty, staff and student volunteers will be on hand to assist with the frantic moving-in process. All entering freshmen were required to attend a "Jump Start" computer-training program as part of orientation and registration activities Monday, Aug. 18, and Tuesday, Aug. 19. The program is designed to help prepare students to take advantage of Western's vast computer network. Also on Aug. 19, a freshman class photo and social took place at Whitmire Stadium. The 8th annual Valley Ballyhoo welcome back celebration will take place on the lawn of the A.K. Hinds University Center Wednesday, Aug. 20, at 4:30 p.m. Valley Ballyhoo will feature a variety of food, "yard toys," games, live music, kayaking demonstrations and information on how students can get involved in campus and community organizations. Comedians Elvira Kurt and Alonzo will perform at the Illusions Nightclub located on the third floor of the University Center. Kurt will take the stage on Monday, Aug. 25, at 9 p.m. and Alonzo will perform on Tuesday, Aug. 26, at 10 p.m. Lynn Smith will present the lecture "Am I Dead? My life with Ecstasy" on Thursday, Aug. 28, at the Ramsey Regional Activity Center. Smith has testified before Congress on her experience with the designer drug Ecstasy. The 8 p.m. lecture is free for Western students with valid identification, $2 for all others. CAMPUS NEWS WESTERN ANTICIPATING RECORD ENROLLMENT FOR FALL SEMESTER estern rOli a Unive ityisantictpating a record number Of students for the fall 2003.se stet, with enrollment e petted to reach 7,400 ok more growth spurt fpele in -large part by the enrpljmentof an extra-large freshman class with recdrd SAT scores. his is an Gung time or the univerÅityMhiIe we don't know for certain at his point wh t the finabcoyntwill ezould be in the 20 percentage range for -increase in the size of the freshman class," said YVesiern Chgocéllor John Bardo. spore forthl year'Sffreshmanis 4b9üt 10 points,highetthan last& of enrollment n mbers and high aO@demic score would makeåhis e biggest ane brightest freshman Class in oürhiStory.'V Enrollmentprojections re based on tuition and housing dep its paid by freshmen who have peenmadm)tted for fall ér+éster: University officialyaiso say they ar+ffticipatin larger an -in past yearsr and a expectingjncrease$vl udent, tran fer student an distance-ed U catiqnoesitrsolplamjgntt; date, we ex eetto enroll 62 r morefreshmemfoHjf911$2003 " saié Phil Cauleyrdirect ofadmissions atw class. as year's it tql studen adcount of 7,034 marled the first i e that erirollment "t pPédthe 70001 ve ah Wester , e average fr shrhan SA score Of 1012 also was .a record. estern'é nro'lment figur swill be iqiav mSept , when@e universityrépo s ent nea countsio[t e unw r i "fNort arOIi 9ff e of the resident, Campus Construction, Growth Bring Changes for Runners, Walkers Construction of Western Carolina University's new track, tennis and soccer complex is now under way, and that is bringing changes for members of the campus and surrounding communities who have been using the existing track for their daily walks or runs. The track was closed to the public effective Friday, Aug. 8, and will remain closed until the first phase of the project is complete in late December. The initial phase includes moving the track about 100 feet to the north, enlarging it to eight lanes, and incorporating a soccer field in the middle of the track. Phase two of the project, to start later in the fall and end by late spring, includes construction of eight tennis courts and a building that will house team rooms, training rooms, rest rooms, press box and concession stand. Visitors and members of the campus community are still able to use the jogging trail that encircles the intramural field behind Reid Gymnasium and the golf driving range area, although construction also is resulting in changes to the route. The university has extended the Walker "A" parking lot, located between Cullowhee Creek and N.C. 107 near the track and soccer field, and that expansion has claimed a portion of the jogging trail. Construction crews have built a new loop that winds parallel to the campus picnic area, eventually connecting back to the existing trail. Off-campus visitors using the trail should use the new gravel lot at the end of the Walker "A" lot, the picnic area parking lot, or the parking lot between the campus bookstore and print shop, said Gene McAbee, director of university police. "Because of our expected parking crunch this year, we have changed the spaces that were reserved for users of the track to upperclassman resident spaces," McAbee said. Walkers and runners also may take advantage of a new jogging trail that has been built around the intramural sports fields behind the University Outreach Center and across from the Ramsey Regional Activity Center.

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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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  - Western Carolina University
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  - Date original: 2003-09-02
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  - Dimension: 14" x 11.5"
  - Pages: 24
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- Location
  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
- Source institution
  - Western Carolina University
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  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_2003-09-02_Vol68_No01
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  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

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