Angi West, 27 years old, just released her latest album “Orange Thread in a Blue Sea” this year, and started living what once was a dream. A die-hard musician from Cullowhee, North Carolina, is making her dream come true one step at a time. She attended The University of North […]
Month: December 2008
What’s In A Name?
By Kaitlyn MullisSports Writer (Editor’s Note: The following is the first part of an ongoing series where Western Carolinian sports writer Kaitlyn Mullis investigates why certain athletic facilities are named what they are.) Every student on the Western Carolina University campus has seen the Ramsey Center. It is, needless to […]
Poetry – “The Regression”
The tends and believing sending, -that human could separation be primitive? the critical
Movies To Watch
I’d like to suggest a few films that look promising enough for you to go and shell out seven dollars to see: “Happy- Go- Lucky”: This is a British film from world renowned writer/director Mike Leigh, whose résumé consists of such films as “Naked” and “Vera Drake.” The basic plot […]
Kevin Smith Makes A Movie About Porn
Kevin Smith has always been a very polarizing director. You either find his movies hilarious and good-natured or you think they are complete crap. I think this can be attributed to the amount of frat boys and stoners who make up his core fan base and thus make it harder […]
English Faculty Speaks Out On Bear Incident
Though I must have driven past it Monday morning on my way to work, I didn’t see it, and for that I’m thankful. But I heard about it soon enough from a colleague who had happened upon the scene moments later, just as maintenance workers arrived to deal with the […]
Sad Music That Will Make You Feel Happy
Jenny Lewis has developed into indie rock music’s unofficial queen, and for good reason. She has been churning out successful music for years with her band Rilo Kiley and in 2006 she released her first solo album “Rabbit Fur Coat” on a new label started by fellow indie folk hero […]
A Visit From Adam Pascal
Broadway sensation Adam Pascal wow’d the small crowd gathered at the FPAC Thursday night, November 13th. Adam Pascal performed a mixture of old and new musical scores, with selections from his latest cd as well as from Spring Awakening, A Chorus Line, and West Side Story. He concluded the night […]
Cross country teams run strong in Greater Louisville Classic, Blue Ridge Open
By Kaitlyn MullisSports Writer The men’s and women’s cross country teams participated in two of their largest meets, the Greater Louisville Classic on October 4 and the Blue Ridge Open on October 17, to end the regular season. Western traveled to Louisville, Kentucky to run in the gold division of […]
Western Men and Women Finish 7th in SoCon Cross Country Championships
By Cory SpaughSports Writer With the men coming off a fourteenth place finish at the Blue Ridge Open and the women a ninth place finish at the same event, the Catamounts cross country teams each finished the 2008 season with seventh place finishes in the SoCon Championships, which were held […]