Author: George Corbett

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Hunter Computer Lab Gets a Facelift

As I entered Hunter Library, smiled at the familiar faces behind the circulation desk, and turned the corner in front of the elevator on my way to Hunter Lab, I was shocked by what I saw. After being away for the summer, I was looking forward to getting in a […]

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What is the Women’s Center?

The Women’s Center is a place where women can participate in their community and find support, information and resources in a non-threatening environment. The center strives to help women empower themselves and each other and encourages personal, social and intellectual growth. By providing comprehensive programs and services, such as V-Day […]

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Ghost Town in the Sky re-opens in spring

Built in 1960, Ghost Town in the Sky, located on the top of a 4,000 foot-high mountain, was a place of live gun fights, dancing girls and the Red Devil Rollercoaster that hangs off the side of the mountain. However, after generations of visitors, Ghost Town became a real ghost […]

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Freshman: Choosing a Major

Western Carolina University, along with any other university, stress for students to choose a major as soon as possible. However, with endless careers, classes to complete and papers to write, choosing a major may be the last thing on some student’s minds. A few things to keep in mind are […]

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LMP Calendar

10 Trip to Atlanta 8:00 a.m. Meet in front of the U.C. information desk 11 “United 93” 5:00 p.m. U.C. Theater 12 The Casual Fiasco (Jam Band) 7:00 p.m. U.C. Theater With After Dark 14 Dorm Door Decorations Workshop 7:00 p.m. U.C. Multi-Purpose Room 15 One Night Stand 7:00 p.m. […]

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Sex Signals: What Signals Do You Send?

Welcome to college! Your first year here at Western will undoubtedly be the first time you’ve done lots of things without your parents or teachers breathing down your back. You’ve finally broken free of the parental system, you have a 24/7 social environment provided by the dorms, and freedom to […]

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Cat’s Nip for the Catamounts

At 7:30 each morning, Monday through Friday, Lauren Loper opens the Cat’s Nip Café nestled between Wachovia and Subway. A giant chalkboard hung high behind the counter proudly proclaims her menu to the world in bright red, green and yellow chalk. Over the course of the day, she and her […]

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Words of wisdom from an upperclassman

With any new experience, it takes time to acclimate to your new surroundings and truly get the flow of how things work. College is no exception to this rule. As a freshman, it shouldn’t take you long to realize college is not the same as high school. Your parents aren’t […]

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One student takes his passion for video games to a new level

It may be difficult to tell at times, but behind the laser fire and pyrotechnics of the wildly popular video game, Halo, lies an inspired soundtrack.So inspiring, in fact, that nineteen year-old freshman Jonathan Churchill recently entered and won the “Halo 2 Volume 2 Music Mashup Contest” for putting an […]