Wildcat We Ss ampus ClipGlips b me onal he WSC School of Business has received funding from the Educati ‘os s sucvr Moundation of America to develop a program to help Indian student ssfully achieve degrees in areas such as accounting, marketing and | deetFfaance. named one of aMuyihe Automotive engineering technology department was ie top six in the U.S. at the annual meeting of the Society of place futomotive Engineers in Detroit. The WSC branch also won fourth ithe student exhibit booth competition. Photo by Jeannie Young English Anew International Center to give foreign students college-level times a five meet will Students campus. on fall this open Yinliciency will The center will hat. week for four to five hours. Tuition is $900 per quarter. secretary, and > ANG WS staffed by three full-time instructors and a part-time “7 = Fil accommodate 45 students. Bird) 1 the Fi new computerized registration system began this fall, replacing 1001 registering. with d associate lly historica lines long and ing” ‘card-pull jij Of ent the > CUE Nhe biggest single gathering in the history of Ogden assembled on con)FW SC campus for the fourth annual Utah Symphony outdoor pops 1€ 2Ver | Viet and fireworks display on July 18. An estimated 32,000 people spon€ try Vuthered around the Ada Lindquist Plaza for the event, which was the med jointly by John Lindquist, WSC Office of Cultural Affairs, and Symphony Guild. | and Agift of $1 million has been awarded to the WSC School of Allied Sr. art-""Vitalth Sciences by former student body president J. Willard Marriott college. the of supporter time long a been has Vie 1€S 4 Governor Scott M. Matheson signs declaration proclaiming WSC's in Utah.” Homecoming week, October 24-30, “Weber Wildcat Week Homecoming Chairman President Robb Alexander, WSC i Rodney H. Brady and Waldo (J.C. Jensen) look on. ST ee ee eles potcceh e5cesu avon eseacniccevn= mpmna sens a aicieeewe cuenrs So eh SC00\ TAs Weber State Kt recentHistory Professor, Dr. Gene A. Sessions, is author of a book Wpublished by University of Illinois Press entitled Mormon Thunder. s Wi s a biography of Jedediah Morgan Grant, one of the early colonizer aN f mSalt Lake City. Wilma ry of 4 ? former WSC student has named the college as a major beneficia to go $50,000 ately approxim for calls gift The policy. Nerlife insurance bthe Gerontology Department. d for ren nts it The School of Allied Health Science is Hospital for the creation of a radiation mly institution of higher education in adiation therapy, ultrasonic radiology solar (Construction Technology students completed a 1,700 sq. ft. passive the house located at 365 West 5600 South in Washington Terrace. This is OSE first time WSC students have such on taken an ambitious project. The ome is now available for purchase by contacting Phil Hancock at + 626-6319. 22’’ square White polyester silk trimmed in purple teaming up with St. Benedict's therapy degree. WSC will be the the nation to offer B.S. degrees in and nuclear medicine. sec- time nroll-+ id 2 yram | $7.50 Waldo Tie Navy blue w/purple and white stripes “Waldo” in purple sweater-repeat pattern $12.50 W-Pin ader | e0- | Silver plate w/ purple enameled face Comes wi/tie tack and lapel pin OTYOKWA will be celebrating its 50th held Wed. anniversary this year. A banquet will be WSC Ballroom. - | October 27, at 7 p.m. in the - i Scarf All OTYOKWA members and alumni information contact een | ES Somme ; pmyeee amen: eommaes - eon comin | See ria ag: le eORDER FORMe Wilma scarf @ $7.50 Waldo tie @ $12.50 W-Pin @ $7.50 Total: = = = Seto sf at 782-8723 or Nanci Berlin-Watson at 627-1116 Machel Morris-Knowles y. On 5 For reservations or more are invited. eee checks and Make POSTAGE. INCLUDES PRICE State College orders payable to Weber money Alumni Office. Mail to: = | Weber State College Alumni - 1011 3750 Harrison Blvd., Ogden, UT 84408 Page 5, )