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Western Carolinian Volume 76 Number 10

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THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN ShRVAIN G THE CULLOWREE AREA SUNCE Volume 76, Issue 10 twww.westerncarolinian.com 19 3:3 Rumor Has It... Cook Out in Sylva? Lex Menz | Staff Writer (Editor s Note: The fol- lowing is part of a frequent | series featured in the West- ern Carolinian where writ- ers explore whether rumors are true or false.) So, there was a rumor buzzing around Sylva that a Cook Out restaurant was _ soon going to be built. How delicious! So many differ- ent flavored milkshakes, warm hush puppies, crispy chicken tenders, and fat hamburgers. Alas, though, this rumor is false. In fact, no one seems to know any- . thing about it. _ The Town Hall of Sylva | _ Stated, We dont know any- _ thing about that here. They then directed me to Julie Spirro of the Jackson Coun- | ty Chamber of Commerce. That is the type of thing that would be necessary to call the City of Sylva, Spir- ro told me regretfully after | saying she had not heard | about a Cook Out. In other coe Continued on Page 3 Justin Caudell | Editor-in-Chief Welcome students to Western Carolina Univer- sitys 2010-11 school year. Summer has gone by all too quickly, as always. Now everyone must re-enter an academic state of mind and hopefully recover from fun in the sun, vacations and probably not a lot of waking up early. But before one can exer- cise the brain and fully con- cern himself/herself with scholastic issues, there are some useful things to know. To aid both new and re- turning students to Western Carolina in this, the Western Carolinian has packed this issue with feature articles ranging from some need to know rules and changes at WCU, tips for survival and a guide to useful locations and activities on and around campus. One such location is the Student One Stop in the Killian Annex Build- A look at tomorrow's Valley Ballyhoo Lex Menz | Staff Writer _ Tomorrow, Aug. 21 from. 430 pam. to 7 p.m. Val- ley Ballyhoo, arguably the most successful student get- together on campus, will be held. Booths for clubs, organizations, Greek Life, and free food will pop up like wild flowers for one afternoon on the UC lawn to get students involved, in- formed, and fed. It is a time for making friends, learning about the university, and finding a place for every student to feel comfortable and welcome. Kimberly Davis, the University Center Office Manager, provided insight- ful answers about the great hoopla on the UC fawn. Western Carolinian: How many organizations/student groups will be represented at Valley Ballyhoo? FRIDAY August 20" * Freshman Move-in Day Convocation 5M Ramsey Center 9 | University Center Village 2 to 9" | The Village The Village Pallooza Shindig 7to 9 | The Village Commons _ Kimberly Davis: This year, hoo, Of these, 114 are WCU student organizations and =P departments, and 36 are off- campus merchants and ven- dors. Due to the construction at the center of campus, we had to stop registration at 150 and start a waiting-list because a large part of the lawn is off-limits. WC: Could you list a few of the more popular groups that will be represented? KD: Some of the groups that consistently get a table each year include the registered Greek Life organizations, club sports, campus min- istries and area churches, the University Police De- partment, and EMS. Some individual clubs and orga- nizations that consistently participate are OES (Orga- there will be 150 total groups nization of Ebony Students), The ore? a ca). Also represented will be such area merchants such as Catamount Peaks Apart- ments, The Community Table, The Sylvan Hearth Pagan Temple, City Lights Bookstore, and Jack the Dip- per Ice Cream shop. There are always a wide range of groups that sign up, so prac- tically every student can find something of interest! WC: How did Valley Bal- lyhoo get started? Was it a huge success then as it is now? KD: Valley Ballyhoo got started out of the Office of Student Affairs by Dr. Bill eee Continued on Page 2 ingthe ultimate resource for both returning and new students. Here, students can inquire about financial aid, receive a CatCard, see an academic advisor, consult student records, and even seek employment. A trip to the One Stop is the first step to becoming acquainted with campus. One of the first issues students may encounter at WCU is parking. Nothing can damper a semester and bring on anger as much as Photo Courtesy of Dept. of Residential Living Back to School Edition: August 20, 2010 parking tickets and wheel locks. They are inconve- nient and expensive, but luckily, avoidable. It is the responsibility of the stu- dents to be aware of poli- cies. Maps, located at One Stop, show what parking is designated for commuters, residents, faculty/staff, and overflow. A look at general rules and guidelines to fol- low on campus can be found in an article in this issue by staff writer Lex Menz. aoe Continued on Page 2 Valley Ballyhoo, pictured from 2009, has been around since 1992. Welcome Back! Check out what's happening at the Fall 2010 Week of Welcome: SUNDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY Perdue signs bill to protect NC coast from oil spill damages From Staff Reports Gov. Bev Perdue has signed Senate Bill 836 to protect North Carolinas coastline by lifting the cap on damages that can be recovered as the result of an offshore oil spill and strengthening the review process related to the per- mitting of offshore fossil fuel facilities. The legisla- tion will protect North Car- olinas coastal communi- ties from potential disasters such as the recent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Our coastline is home to many families, provides | jobs for our people, and is a source of pride for all North Carolina, said Perdue in a prepared statement. Its critical that we do all we can to ees this precious ' resource. Senate Bill 836 clarifies the law to exempt off aue Continued on Page 3 File Photo SATURDAY Aucust 22" continued ce Cream and Volleyball 7" | Reynolds Front Lawn - tron Man 2 9 | University Center Lawn August 23 _ Base Camp Climbing Wall eae ax Rec. Center "Oh, The he Places You'l Go! __ 7 | Albright/Benton Front 9 | Madison Hall August oath Cat Fair and Ice Cream Sacial 4 to 6" | University Center Lawn Base Camp Climbing Wall 4?to 8" | Campus Rec, Center Stop Light Party 9 | Walker Hall Lobby WEDNESDAY | August 25" 4 0.6 | UC Grandroom Base Camp Climbing Wall 4 to 8" | Campus Rec, Center "Whose Line is it Anyway? gh \ Scott Cats Den Welcome Back Party 8 | Brown Dance Team Try Outs Workshop 5 to 7 | Campus Rec, Center THURSDAY August 26r Due for intramural Sand vada sel Toornamant Baie August 26" continued Base Camp Climbing Wall 4? to 8" | Campus Rec. Center Cats Den Table Tennis and Billiard Tournament 5:30" to 7| CRC Main Gym ho's Bad, The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute Band _ TP) University Center Lawn _ Intramural Sand Volleyball Tournament _ All Day | The Village Beach Courts _ (To register, visit intramural Sports at -reccenterweuedu ) Base Camp Climbing Wall AM to 7 | Campus Rec. Center August 28" Intramural Sand Volleyball Tournament All Day | The Village Beach Courts (To register, visit Intramural Sports at _reccentenwcu.edu : q Said Kin toy Ove aes 3m] Campus Rec Center on Sand Volleyball Tournament | AllDay |The Village Beach Courts (To register, visit Intramural Sports at reccentenweuedu ) | Shrek Forever After 3 & 6| University Center Theater Tickets: WCU Students $2 (with 1D) Non Students $4 : : pon Campus Rec. Center Shrek Forever After 5 & 9| University Center Theater Tickets: WCU Students $2 (with ID) Non Students $4 -_(lncludes popcorn and drinks) (lnchides popcom and drinks)

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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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