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Emphasis The Emphasis committee is made up of interested students and faculty who have come together to coordinate and direct activities relating to Emphasis ’74. Ever)1 two years the committee chooses a topic of general social concern, and attempts to explore this area. This year’s Emphasis is on Pcrsonhood and Sexism. A variety of seminars and speakers have contributed, and the Emphasis ’74 con- cludes with a weekend session in the spring. 159 ohn Doc. Dr. Stephen Fisher, (sponsor). Kathy Jewett, (chairman). Kenny Shuman. Dr. Edward Darner, (sponsor). Karen Westerficld. Second Rote: Claude Brank, Nancy Brad- ®rd, Carrot Oglesby, Anno St. Clair, (secretary). Caldor Smoot. Dean I.ylos, and Becky Ernst. Not Pictured: Elaine Miller and Rick Hudson.
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Bill Severance, John Cofer. Byron Breedlove, Walt Westbrook, Janet Clark, Mark Asbury, Ellen Wood», Percy Greene. Ken Colling», Rob Hale, and Roger Shirley. Not Pictun Larry Patton, Dave Kelly. Steve Enpuc, Rusty Boswell, Jean-Max Sam. Mark Slagle and Freda. WLRC WLRC, the college radio station, has made staggering advances i the past year. With the new amps installed in the station, located i the basement of Wiley Hall, the broadcasts can be picked up almos all over the campus. The station has also moved up to ten hou broadcasting day, seven days a week. Special programs provided b the station are devoted to jazz, and blues, progressive rock, Christia rock, and the American College Radio Network. Another new servic provided by WLRC is Zodiac News, which is geared to the colleg audience. 158
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Front Row: Larry Mitchdl, editor; Gerald Morton. assistant editor. Back Row: Jim Sutherland. Ron Sussman, Clint Estes. Vicki Oldford. Whitetopper The Whitetopper is the E H newspaper. Coverage is given to cam pus events, sports, and community and national events of interest tc the college. All students interested in journalism are encouraged it join and contribute. This year, the Whitetopper moved to a biweekh printing schedule, and due to the newsprint shortage, started using : better grade paper. These and other improvements make the White topper the most widely read publication on campus. 160
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