PaCk wants better than ‘fair’ showing vs. UNC 'l'odd McGee has taken the last six'contests and record. State‘s last contest was a Crum doesn't feel the Heels' They've got a good football pro- in that category. averaging six yards Sports Editor has won four in a row in Carter- 24-10 loss to Pittsburgh last Satur- domination of recent years has gram. less than UNC. Finley Stadium. the site of Sultir day. diminished the luster of the game. State and Carolina enter the game "Both sides are throwing the thcn the State Fair rolls into day's matchup. Still. both coaches agreed that the "I don't think the rivalry has rated 7th and 8th. respectively. in football well. and with the game town every October. it signifies one This year's bloodlctting convenes record books should be thrown out dissipated. but I do feel the ‘hate' total defense in the ACC. The being on TV, it cOuld be five hours thing — the State-Carolina football at 12:10 pm. A regional the proverbial window when these factorhas come out of it." he said. Wolfpack is most vulnerable to the long." Crum said. game. audience (WRALVTV 5) will accompa two teams meet. run. yielding 223.2 yards per contest. For State. the offensive line pres- And. unfortunately for State fans. ny the expected throng of just under “We know it's going to be a tough "When I first came to Carolina. while the Heels are more susceptible ents the biggest question mark. Once the fair usually turns out to be more 50.000 in attendance. ballgame. Both teams will be sky there was a lot of hatred involved. to the pass. giving up an average of again Pack coach Tom Reed has had worthwhile and entertaining. The Tar Heels bring a 3-2 overall high emotionally." Tar Heel coach I've been coaching a good while. and 205.2 yards per game. to juggle the starting lineup because Recent history reveals that the mark into the game. including a 3414 Dick Crum said earlier this week. I've never been involved with any Offensively. the Heels' passing of injuries. Two centers. Ron Kosor Tar Heels have dominated the rival- pasting of Wake Forest in its most “We expect to get State's best shot thinglikeit. attack. led by quarterback Kevin and red-shirt freshman Chuck ry. Besides amassing a 50-18-6 edge recent outing. The embattled Wolf- and we‘re planning to give them “Fortunately. that's all gone now. Anthony. leads the league. averaging in the overall series. North (‘urolinu pack counters with a sickly 1-5 OUI'S. We ve got great respect for them. 240.8 yards a game. State ranks third (See ‘Gridders.'page 7)

Weather Cloudy today with highs reaching the mid 70$. Clouds Technician also should hover over Carter-Finley Stadium Saturday, protecting the Sea of Red from State University’s Student Newspaper Since 1920 the Wrath of Blue. Highs should be in the 705. Volume LXVll, Number 22 Friday. October 18. 1985 Raleigh. North Carolina Phone 737-241 1/2412

Group asks State to divest

of South African‘i‘funding Joe Galarnean vestments. Reports for the $77 $39 million worth of stock owned by “There is no question that a Staff Writer million in other university founda- companies with holdings in South number of major prestigious un- tions were not available because the . This action follows similar iversities have rethought their posi- NCSU Students Against South foundations are considered private divestments by the University of tion on divestment in the last six African Apartheid (SASAA) is carporations. according to George Wisconsin. Michigan State. Ohio months." said Vickery. a State histo circulating a petition calling for the Worsley. vi ' chancellor for business University and a handful of other ry professor and faculty adviser for university to disinvest its holding in and finance. schools. Columbia‘s decision was the SASAA. companies with interests in South Technician examined the most first such action by an Ivy League "An action like Columbia's shows Africa. recent financial report of the State college. that not only is this a possible step. The group. formed last March by Endowment Fund and found a total Columbia's movement started last but it is an increasingly acceptable Alex Matthews and Ken Vickery. of $885,581 invested in companies year with a series of demonstrations one to take. It becomes more wants the Board of Trustees to having capital interests in South and sit-ins by students and faculty. acceptable for NC. State to do." he divest the $885,581 State has in- Africa. This consisted of $782,469 in said Ken Branson. spokesman for added. vested in these companies through stock. comprising 31 percent of the Columbia. Official action came this “There are,an awful lot of faculty the $6.8 million Endowment Fund. fund's common stock holdings. The year. that are sympathetic to the idea of “We have a petition and we're remaining amount. $103,112. was in “On Aug. 28. a committee of Trustees to trying to get one thousand bonds. representing four percent of trustees recommended to the full asking the Board of signatures." said Matthews. a State the fund’s total bond holdings. Board of Trustees that the university divest in stocks in companies that are student. Of the 18 companies identified as divest." Branson said in a phone active in South Africa." Vickery said. Matthews said he hopes to take having South African investments. interview with Technician. The “The inconvenience of divestment information concerning State's in- only five were listed as making good committee‘s report identified $35 is incomparable to the plight of the vestments and the petition to Stu- progress toward obeying the Sullivan million worth of stock in the $900 black South Africans. We're dealing dent Government officials and dis- Principles. guidelines set down to million Endowment Fund that was with millions of people that are being cuss the proposal for divestiture with "promote racial equality in employ- held in companies doing business in oppressed." Matthews said. them. After that. the group hopes to ment practices for US. firms South Africa. he added. “We know it's going to be tough. meet with Chancellor Bruce Poulton operating in. . . South Africa." According to Branson. Columbia's but it’s necessary. This movement is and present him with the petition. Another five companies are mak- total divestment should take about very symbolic." he added. Matthews Increased student awareness of the ing some progress. according to the two years. Exceptions to the policy said he was encouraged by the situation in South Africa led to the Arthur D. Little Company. which such as news media companies will Columbia case. formation of the group. Matthews monitors adherence to the guidelines. be taken into account. he said. Also. “It‘s great. I was overwhelmed." said. .The other seven companies either periodic reexaminations of the policy he said. He attributes the divestment “We had a few meetings and had low ratings or weren't evaluated. will be done with respect to cost and at Columbia to sit-ins and protest by showed a few films last year. Things The petition being circulated by developments in South Africa. students. are just going good this year." SASAA calls for “Chancellor Bruce Columbia has had a policy of Matthews added. The top priority for Poulton and the Board of Trustees to “selective divestment" for a few The organisation is sponsoring a the organization this fall is to try to withdraw all university investments years. Branson said. “(We) do not conference on Saturday. It will get the university to divest its South in corporations doing business in invest in companies who benefit from include workshops. slides pres- ‘ Staff photoby FredWoolard African funds. he said. South Africa." capital markets from the government entations and discussions with South Freshman Susie Tufiey (181), the women's individual titllst, and Kathy State's Endowment Fund is the This request has also been made by‘\\ or those who lend support through Africans. Orrnsby show the form that helped the Wolfpack barriers win its sixth university's only public foundation groups on other campuses. act or omission to apartheid." he said Matthews said he hopes the con- consecutive state championship Thursday at Carter-Finley Stadium. The and represents less than 10 percent On Oct. 7. the Board of Trustees of Selective divestment has affecte ference will spark interest in the men also to took individual and team titles. Story, page 6. ' of the university's long-term in- Columbia University voted to divest $2.9 million in stock. divestment movement.

RAs do more than direct traffic in fire drills Chloe Lowder It's just another night in the life of orders. keeping a daily log and just play. It's just a matter of being perclassmen advisersl." says Caroline ”We came back and got the new Staff Writer a resident adviser at State. performing check-in and check-out for available to residents." Williams. a second~year RA in Met- policies and weren't told about them “Some people think that making their dorm. Programming and other duties are calf. "They take a lot of responsibility beforehand." says Joan Duncan. a which from us. I like the programs here and third-year RA in Sullivan. “They It’s nearly 3 am. on a weeknight them go down the stairs for fire drills “Administrative duties aren't as also different depending on but they during September. and Sullivan dorm is all RAs do." says Mann. who has bad as they seem." says Curtis Tilly. dorm the RA lives in. I wouldn‘t be an RA anywhere else. didn't ask us for input. been an RA for one year. a first-year RA in Bagwell. “It's just Tom Mukoyama. a second-year RA really)“. expect us to enforce it and live by it. is uncharacteristically quiet and lot of RAs are paid compensation for the “And now we have office duty on nearly dark except for the desk “We do a lot of other things. too. a matter of doing some each day and in Alexander says. “There are a that we've never had lamps ofa few late-nighters. We plan programs for the hall. do keeping up with your work." crosscultural differences here. cost of their room and have the weekends Suddenly. the suites are filled with office duty and weekend duty. and Office duty varies across campus “An RA somewhere else might just option for either a 20-meal mealplan before. and they've cut our pro- with RAs in smaller dorms being in have to deal with roommate pro- or $100 in Diners Friend. gramming money in half." she said. the sound of a blaring siren. The fire answer questions about university "The money is pretty good." said "It may just be burnout from doing alarm has gone off. policy. And we unlock doors." she the office longer weeknights and blems. Here I help out people who if I had to do Melanie Mann climbs out of bed. said. staying for more weekends during come from totally different back- Tilly. ”The meal plan and the room this for three years. but the year than in larger dorms. simply grounds. It's fun to deal with those certainly help out." it over. I wouldn't be an RA now." mumbling "not again." and begins RAs seem to have an unending list “When you consider that we’re on Williams said that she feels the waking the residents of the fifth of duties that include passing out because there are the same number kinds ofthings." he said. new policy has helped RAs. “It's cut floor. housing bulletins. turning in work of hours to cover and fewer people “We also do a lot more programs duty 24 hours a day. though. we working. . than other dorms — about 100 per make about 30 cents an hour." says down the vandalism a lot. And when “Office duty isn't really all that year. The people here are eager to David O'Donnell, a third-year RA in you consider the work we had last bad.” says Mark Todd. who is in his learn about a lot of different cultures. Sullivan. year because of vandalism. I say it‘s first semester as a RA in Becton. and I have a good time helping out." RAs came back to school this year about evened out." RA selection process “I get homework done or catch up Metcalf dorm also differs from to have added duties because of the In addition to the other duties. other dorms on campus. new visitation policy. and opinions RAs are expected to act as counsel: on administrative stuff," he said as regulations vary he leaned back in the office chair “We have a lot of help with about the new ‘ for next year begins holding his guitar. “or sometimes I programming from the UCAs lup- widely. (see ‘Working.'page 3)

Lowder “The applications will be re- lnslde Chloe viewed in November." Pawlicki You'll be a seven-year-old, Staff Writer State hosts state-wide walking-thedog, no-house said. “and after grade checks in mudsucker if you don't check out a The resident adviser selection January. we will send out letters trio of Eddie Murphy flicks this process for fall of 1986 begins next for the firstcut." weekend on campus, Gus. It not, week with informational meetings RAs must have a cumulative Aunt Bunny will come toget you! for interested students. housing GPA of2.0 or better. Gooney Goo Goo. Page 5. officials said. In late January. individual and conference against apartheid “The meetings are for anybody group interviews will be con- Larry Gross' men's soccer team has that wants to learn more about ducted by the selection committee Mark Bumgardner ”We just want the campus to find "The main function lof ANC in the edged its way into the national the job and to see if they are and letters of selection will be Staff Writer out what's going on in South Africa." l'nited States) is to raise awareness spotlight in recent years and will interested in the position." said sent out by Feb. 24. she said. of the realities in South Africa and. of get the chance to test its Betsy Pawlicki, adviser to the RA “We're looking for good role NCSU Students Against South At 9:30 a.m.. a member of the course. to gain sympathy for ANC." new-found prominence Sunday StaffSelection Committee. models with leadership potential African Apartheid (SASAA) will African National Congress lANCl will he said. when Clemson, the nation‘s No. 1 There will be a slide show and a willingness to learn." host a state-widmonference. march deliver the keynote address in 242 immediately following the keynote ranked team, invades Method Road presentation. and current RAs Pawlicki said. and rally on South Africa's system of Riddick. address there will be a series of Stadium. The game sh0uld be one ' will talk to the students. Pawlicki She feels that the new visitation apartheid on campus Saturday. ANC. South Africa's oldest re: conferences on topics ranging from of the Triangle's greatest ever, so said. It should last about an hour policy “will make people examine The event. scheduled to begin at sistance movement. was formed in the history of apartheid to dis- you won't want to miss this one. and a half. she added. why they want the job and that's a 8:30 a.m.. is sponsored by North 1912. However. ANC was outlawed investment. Page 7. The staff will also review the good thing." f'Carolinians Against Apartheid and in 1960 soon after the Sharpsville job description and hand out “If you're only in it for the will be held in the Riddick engi- incident that left over 200 South At 2:30 pm. the group will gather Announcements applications for the job. _ neering building. around the Bell Tower to begin a appli- money or the housing. you may as African blacks dead. Students can also pick up well get a job at McDonald's. but if Ken Vickery. professor of African ANC now has its headquarters in march on the capitol. State Fair attendance surely Willbe cations in Harris Hall. and they you want lifelong experience. it‘s a history and member of the planning Zambia. The day will culminate with a rally depleted Saturday when another are due by Nov. 8. great job.” she said. committee. said the event should be on the capitol grounds. form of entertainment is staged in “The meetings are not a pre: held informative and diverse. Vickery explained ANC's demise. expected West Raleigh - Wolfpack requisite for applying." Pawlicki The meetings will be “There should be community and "The South African government When asked about the basketballl That‘s right, Jim Valvano said. “They are simply a way to Sunday at 7:30 p.m.. 216 Poe Hall; student groups basically from all decided to no longer tolerate mili‘ attendance. Vickery said “a rough will unveil his sixth Peck hoopball the job." Monday at 7:30 p.m.. Walnut tant. nonviolent resistance in South estimate would be 200 to 500. but find out more about Room of the Student Center: over the state." Vickery said. he said. that's pretty rough." team to the pdolic Saturday at 6 The Housing and Residence Life Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.. Metcalf The conference should enlighten Africa." pm during a Red-and-White department is expecting 'around lounge; and Wednesday at 7:30 students about the situation in South After being banished from their Registration begins at 8:30 am. scrimmage game. 700 applications for appronmately p.m.. in the DiningHall. Africa. according to Rachel Allen. a country. the group has resorted to The day‘s events are free and open to “positions. /\ member of SASAA. violence. ‘ the public. 3 2 /October 18. 1985 / Techntcran / News/Classmed

Board removes athletic admission control from chancellors

--=fi? Sam Hays mittee on Athletics which average in high school to tercollegiate Athletics. ordered John Thomas, January. according to progress of athletes. Board of Governors and Staff Writer recommended that Pro- be eligible to play varsity: The Board of Governors Appalachian State chan~ Poole. The action taken by the the board of trustees of position 48 of the NCAA be intercollegiate football or at its September meeting cellor. to vote against any The board's action re- board was its first change each school. UNC's Board of Gov- followed in the admission basketball. adopted Poole's position motions to change Pro quires the chancellors to in the intercollegiate ernors removed at its of freshman athletes into Other members of the and ordered all members of position 48 in any manner submit an annual report on athletics policy since it “This delegation of meeting last Friday the all UNC institutions. NCAA have recommended the NCAA council from the that would lower the ad- their institution's athletic delegated the responsibili' authority by the board authority of the chancellors Proposition 48 requires easing the requirements UNC system to support mission standards of program which would in. ty “for the establishment reaffirmed a long-standing of the system's schools to freshmen at larger institu- for participation in fresh- the Proposition 48 position. freshmen. clude the SAT scores of and supervision of the in- university policy that completely control the tions. including State, to man athletics to a a-point The UNC Board of An attempt by other their intercollegiate stitution‘s program of in- places the responsibility admissions policies for have at least a 700 com- that was unacceptable. ac- Governors ordered all members of the NCAA to athletes. the number of tercollegiate athletics" in for the administration of Efreshman athletes. bined score on the cording to Samuel H. 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Rough semester?

We odNT 9e , ON Head for the fair YOUR way our T000 With the semester at the halfway have a good time. There is a wealth of point, life gets serious for students at this fun things to do and see at the fair. time of year. We should all now be The fair also is noted for its large sufficiently behind in our classwork. and crowds, especially when the weather is the warm weather should end soon. good, which is what the forecast is Final exams are just around the comer. currently calling for. And the crowds are Depressed? Don’t fret. The time has especially huge when State plays come for diversions, and one of Carolina in football at Carter-Finley Raleigh’s greatest diversions of all, the Stadium during fair week, which hap- North Carolina State Fair, opens today pens Saturday afternoon. at the State Fairgrounds at the west end lf you are at that midsemester crisis of Hillsborough Street. Since many point and need to mingle with approxi- students at State don’t come from this mately 100,000 people to fend off that area and have never attended the fair, suicidal urge, go to the game Saturday America loses her tolerance this is a wonderful opportunity that and top the afternoon off with a trip to shouldn’t be passed up. the fair. America has forsaken its tolerance The education absent of religious and philosoph~ On a serious note, we hope that (iaspersohn family‘s depressing situation ical persecution. The fair. has something for everyone. everyone at State will go to the game serves as proof of this statement. STEVE Too often conservatives and fundamen- There are rides and games on the and root for the Wolfpack to break that After six years in Dunn. they are movmg talists feel that because they are in the midway, exhibits and displays in the embarrassing six-game losing streak to away to escape a wave of harassment that LEMOHS Editorial majority. there is no need to take into buildings, animals galore in the farm the Tar Heels. And if you do go to the began last month This harassment included Columnist account the beliefs of others. But the demonstrations and rip-off artists and constant criticism on the front page of majority is not always right. Think of the game, leave EARLY. In the past. traffic Dunn's paper The Daily Record and As a result. cheap hustlers crawling all over the jams for State-Carolina games during fair The classes were clearly unconstitutional. Bolshevik Revolution of 1917. place. threatening calls in the middle of the night The Bible can rightly be presented as there is always a majority in Russia. but I'm week have been staggering. At first the Gaspersohns laid low and got sure the conservatives would agree that the The fair can be an educational The CAT bus system provides bus unlisted phone numbers. BuLThe Dal/t literature; but when the public schools teach USSR is the most repressive society in the experience. You can learn about the service to the fair via Hillsborough Record‘s editor Hoover Adams -‘— who is the Bible as truth. the government is world today (save. perhaps, for South agricultural wonders of our state, that the Street. But even if you plan to take the affiliated with Jesse Helms. the Congressio- endorsing one religion over all others and Africa). - gypsy-looking bandits on the midway are bus, you might not want to go to the fair. nal Club and ironically Fairness in Media — teetering close to the brink of theocracy. By making life uncomfortable for the not to be trusted with your money or Traffic will be especially unreasonable. If kept up the barrage of headlines and Pete Skinner. chairman of the ln- Gaspersohn family. the citizens of Dunn that those rides are a lot less safe than you do plan to go to the game, leaving unattributed quotations. such as Z'l'm for terdenominational Bible lnc.. which raised have become a metaphor for the mind-set of anyone told you. But regardless what by 9:30 am. would not be at all deporting the Gaspersohn family to Cuba or money to finance the classes. said." . we the nation during 's con— you learn or do at the fair, you should unreasonable. the Soviet Union." Likewise. the abusive were (concerned) about the ones who servative consensus. We have grown intoler- phone calls continued during the day at weren't being exposed (to religion) at home ant and righteous. America is for the ____..‘ work or church. that child whose family didn‘t go majority. the Christian and the conservative. wiuiiie Refug i Finally the Gaspersohns called it quits and to church." we tell nonconformists; and if you don't like Mi", Q34? {F decided to move to an undisclosed city in Obviously the classes were meant for it. leave. HousingDepMmentfl" Piedmont North Carolina religious indoctrination and in clear violation America's greatest battles. have been Fanatics... ( of the First Amendment to the Constitution fought in the named tolerance against Why are the Gaspersohns so hated? How which prohibits Congress from establishing a intolerance and repression. WWII. the Civil did they become Dunn's equivalent of the religion. The Supreme Court ruled such Rights Crusade and the Peace Movement Rosenburgs? The Gaspersohns gained their instruction unconstitutional in 1948. were our moments of greatness. To reject infamous status when Laury Gaspersohn the concept of tolerance is to reject our Wyble complained about the compulsory Essentially this wall\of separation between national heritage. re.It'l- Bible classes her son had been forced to church and state preserves both democracy Tolerance. tolerance. tolerance. We must attend at grade school for the last two years and freedom of religion by preventing the carve it into our hearts and minds to rve without her_knowledge denominational tyranny that would occur in preserve what so many have fought and died Harnett County school officials then a theocracy. If you disagree. look at the for. It must be the watchword for the 805. examined Dunn's Bible classes. which were madness in Iran. Without America's division If not. intolerance will be the American taught to over 1.000 children in grades 3-8 between religion and government. we will hamartia. its tragic flaw. Perhaps it is still using money raised by local churches. Soon become that which we most loathe. possible to arrest the rapid loss of civil liberty after receiving a letter from the ACLU The Constitution not only provides for in this nation, but I am despondent. The questioning the constitutionality of the Bible freedom of religion. but freedom from injustice done to the Gaspersohn family is classes. the Harnett County School System religion. This way humanists. atheists. not easily iced over, and I fear that it is but wisely decided to cancel the 44-year-old agnostics. . Catholics. Jews. etc. all one more sign of the imminent decay of practice of religious instruction. have equal access (no pun intended) to an American democracy.

Forum I am sure there are scholars on every team; Why not turn the athletic department into a often make subtle comments supporting liberal Observer in which the writer lambasts someone they are surely the exception rather than the rule. school? Athletes would have to compete on an views. Since I've never taken a poli-sci course at for being either a commie liberal or a redneck -College athletes It is hard enough to maintain a solid GPA having athletic level to enter. The only academic State. l have no way of knowing whether or not conservative. graduated from high school with better than a 3.5 requirement would be a valid high school this statement attributed to you is correct. but I A guy gets the feeling that these writers think and a SAT score of better than an 1100. diploma. The purpose of this school would be to submit that if it is indeed correct. it is because your whoever they’re criticizing is evil. People with overseen-annual.-needleeee-eseestoannealatnearea- new system Realistically. how could someone compete in provide a training ground on an amatuer level for prof‘s years of scholarly study of the subject have liberal ideas are not necessarily evil and neither college level classes with less than a 700 on the athletes to utilize prior to entering the professional led him to the are people with conservative viewpoints. What SAT? ranks. conclusion that the views he can be wrong with having an idea, even if it differs Regarding "student" athletes — here is a better expresses are correct. from your own? 5 idea. Why don't we quit trying to fool ourselves The evidence against athletes being educated in The funding of this school would remain This is exactly what professors are supposed to : and everybody else into believing college college is overwhelming. Talk show after talk basically intact. The athletes would be provided do: Study a subject,come to conclusions based on These came into being because ;basketball and football stars we see on TV every show features athletes who have completed four for the same way they are now. If an athlete that research and publish their conclusions in the people have differing ideas. Our country was : actually students as well as athletes. .i» years of college yet are still functionally illiterate. desired to pursue a degree. of course this would form of lectures to their classes and in the form of founded on the idea of tolerance; we suppose week are reports in scholarly journals. ourselves to tolerate others with differing sl be available. This would be handled completely views. s differently. Your job as a student is to learn from your That doesn't mean we can't argue points of view, s - . ' he athletes would be expected to gain entry to teachers the methodology needed to examine the but name-calling is not a part of intelligent s TECHNICIAN the university completely in academic merits. issues in question. do your own research. form discussion. ServingNorthCarolinaSnare Universitysince1920 They would be given NO special treatment in the your own conclusions and publish your con- Editorin Chief academic side of the university. They would be clusions in the form of term papers submitted to James R. Huddle Barry Bowden required to fulfill all responsibilities of students. but your teachers. and if possible. in reports in Physics lie Editor eels that would be their decision. scholarly literature. It is not necessary that you For those who decide not to pursue a degree. agree with your prof’s conclusions, only that you Forum Policy Nana Edict...... John Austin Advertising there would be nothing for them but the chance to criticize them in an intelligent fashion. using the Aast News Editor . .Dwuan June General Manager...... Dave Snead compete in the college arena and give them a rules of logic which your instructors have taught ._.‘...... ,.,....,.,,,,_ W Edior""""""""""" Kathy Km Sales Usaager...... Helen White realistic chance at a professional career in you. Feature Editor...... Ellen Griffin “-1; ig.------é------gut-Kagfiofi'ffi Technician welcomes Forum letters. They are Feature Editor...... Phil Pitchiord "“ E '"°‘°"- '“°° “m" ' °“ athletics. Remember always that your prof‘s primary likely to be printed if they. Aest-Aaat Entertainment Editor Joe Core Ad. ProductionManager...... Bob Reed There are special cases that would have to be purpose is not to teach you facts; it is to teach you 0 deal with significant issues, breaking news or Sparta. Editors. """""""Todd McGo: Aaat. Igra...... Joe Mono. Barbara Shuping considered separately. but think of the problems how to think. how to reason. You should public interest. """"""""""""""" Tim Peeler ...... Kathioen Davis. Karon Holland this would solve. No more scandals over therefore not feel disgusted or frustrated when 0 are typed or printed legibly and double spaced. W W Mac Harris Jim Rutherford. Tracy Proctor. Paula Boulware admission of academically substandard athletes. your instructor espouses a view with which you 0 are limited to 300 words. and ...... Robin COCKMBn no more pressure on athletes to compete disagree; to take that attitude is coun~ 0 are signed with the writer's address phone W w Fmiowmcz “Oman"..uuujrf athletically and academically and. more im- terproductive. If your profs were to present only number and if the writer is a student. his mm .'.'.:'.:'.'.'.'.'.:'.'.".:".".....we... M ------Nommnmh ideas with which you already agree. what would classification and curriculum. m w...... ''''''' IRUSOO“EdT ldlhO Layout Artiste...... Tom Olsen. MikeK870"HughesClark portantly. we can stop fooling ourselves into be the point in attending their lectures? ..""'...... thinking athletes should be competing in the Technician reserves the right not to publish any 4‘ '"I 5 I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll"""""""""6gm Leonard! Em...... I Mn Kmhmr' L.“Brian”mmBrauns academic arena as well as the basketball arena. You should rather feel challenged to find the letter which does not comply with the above rules flaw in the argument. keeping in your open mind or which is deemed inappropriate for printing by W“:------ii.-32:22:32 ...2°°~...... ,...... DavidA. O'Donnell the fact that you may notbe able to find one and the editorin chief. the exprasaadinthaeditoriaia. editorialeaitoonaand SRSFW therefore will have to accept the argument as both Letters are subject to editing for style. brevity WMMTechnicimdonotnaoauanlynflacthotMUnW's valid and sound and the conclusion as true. On and taste. In no case will the writer be informed WW. adminiatntion. iaoultyoreteil Opinionsexpreaaadbyooiumniataand the other hand. if you succeed in finding the flaw. before that his / her letter has been edited for MMWmMMmtndeuatootumMstorm: suchopinions Professors teach how you should not denounce the instructor. better pnnfing. mamaotawaawiththoaeoti’echnician. TheTechnician'aeditoriatopinionaarethe that you show your proof to your instructor and Technician will withhold an author's name only WotandMecItheviewaottheeditor-in-ohiet. to learn , not politics change his mind so that he can teach his newly if failure to do so would result in clear and present realized truth to all. danger to the writer. Rare exceptions to this policy An Open $6 to Gene Jackson of Studentsfor will be made at the discretion of the editor in America and curacy in Academia: To whom do you intend to report these chief. l was ver disturbed by the report in last “liberal" guys. anyway? All letters become the property of Technician Wednesday's The News and Observer with regard While I'm writing this open letter. I‘d like to .and will not be retumedto the author. Letters sees. “it. “.6. areas-.ssos. l 5‘ i i f 5 to the program .which encourages students to state that I‘m getting a bit weary of all this should be brought by Student Cente: Suite 3120 .aosrmrea:Send any adaaaa changes to Technician. Box I000. Raleigh, “monitor and-report" professors whose ideas they liberal-conservative name-calling. Hardly a day or mailed to Technician. Letters to the Editor. i believe to be “liberally biased goes by that I don't read an editorial or forum P.O Box 8608 University Station. Raleigh NC You were quoted as sayingcthat your profs letter either in Technician or in The News and 27695-8608 k." .« '- October 18. 1985 Technician / Entertainments

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Flicks: Horror show of a weekend on the TV Jeff Lundergin l’l'IiuIs is the presence ol snuit. Watch for Serge WTTG tWashington. is better known for his i s time llliithll‘lt' and tray out there .it 123” ti.m. on tonnected to an old St.ill llriter Murphy. \ou should go \\ ho marly steals the show (hannel 5) Saturday nightC. gimmick" films in the s to i iutiiri uhtrt l'..irili \\ lHi is lioliirt l‘uests \itlf'Ola. just to see how he hero with only a hit part. early '605 t“Emergo" in '.i\ llf'l‘ll reduced to radio ilii- .-lhoriiiiiulile Ilr. From his underground The two operative words ically overcomes all Also appearing with At 8 pm. is Halloween House on Haunted Hill. tll\t‘. mutant infested l‘liilii-s, .i nonilerfull} art deco hideout. Phibes this weekend are “Eddie" obstacles. giving funny Murphy are professional II. a disappointing sequel etc.l. He has a cameo as it , ililile What's left of hit iniiiipy, little l‘t‘\t'nt.(t* tale plots against those re- and "Murphy." as Stewart performances despite heavy Judge Reinhold (who to John Carpenter‘s mini~ guy in a phone booth. inanity lives underground stiii‘rini; Vincent Price. sponsible for his wife's Theatre shows practically surprisingly unfunny co- was back this summer as classic. It sacrifices sus- The cast includes John llflfi tries to construct a l't‘ii'e‘s lll'tlitfl. iiielodramat death. The imaginative every film the man ever stars. the Soviet commander in pense for shock value, re- ('ussavetes. ('harles (irodin spaceship to le.i\e the ii- st) le is Wt‘ll suited to the killings are patterned after made. 48 Hours. Trading Murphy really hit pav Rambol and lovely Lisa lying instead on lots of and the late ‘Ruth tiordon. mess behind. Keep an eye role of Dr. l’hiiies. A the biblical plagues of Places and Beverly Hills dirt. though, with Beverly Eilbacker. grisly killings. Since it will giving an Oscar Winning out for the Weird. iiii disfigured niiidtniin. he can Egypt. and a death by (‘op will all be shown both Hills Cop which became With Halloween 'most likely be edited for performance as Rose pt‘i-ssiii-androids. only speak through a plug locusts is a real highlight. Friday and Saturday the top grossing comedy approaching. all sorts of television. there won't be mary's nosy. satanic next \nd for writ nitrht uitis in the side of his neck Recommended. nights. film of all time. Murphy is strange movies are coming much left -door neighbor. Eight The best thing about hilarious. and his support- out of the woodwork. Find At 11 p.m. is Rosemary's years later there was a both 48 Hours and Trading ing cast is finally up to ii cable TV and watch Baby. directed by Roman really bad made~forrTV Polanski. Based sequel. on one of Ira Levin’s better That same evening on novels. it manages to never WLFL t22i is The Time lose its sense of humor. yet Travelers. a 1964 scifi remains terrifying. As adventure that's actually Rosemary. Mia Farrow has pretty good. It‘s on at 11:30 good reason to be paranoid p.m., which conflicts with —- the father of her child. it Rosemary's Baby; sort it seems. is not her husband. out for yourselves. Producer William Castle Preston Foster gets into

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Cards piled with aces Harriers run down state Ever since 1965. the two major leagues have been Marlene Ilale mate Kathy Ormsby by 0.1 we're running well from Metzler (10th) —- all the playing a different brand of baseball from one another. Staff second. winning the one all the way to the runners entered from moving farther and farther apart in style of play. The 5.000«meter event in bottom." State — finished in the top . National League began the split by opening large. On. a nearly perfect. 16:50.5. Ormsby finished in Geiger saw his team 10. antiseptic phonyturf stadiums in Houston. Cincinnati, crisp autumn afternoon. 16:50.6. finish just five points shy ”We're running well up Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and St. Louis in the late '60s and the Wolfpack men‘s and ”The race went real of a perfect score of 15 and front but we're also runn- early ’703. women's cross country well." said Tuffey. who thinks this outing will play ing extremely well as a The style of baseball in the National League has become teams were nearly perfect. won the Rutgers Invita- a big role in the upcoming team." Geiger said. "It's more speed—oriented since then. Only two NL stadiums The nationally top- tional two weeks ago. conference championships. nice that we were able to now favor the hitter —— Wrigley Field in Chicago and ranked women won their “That win certainly helped “This is certainly a win our sixth in a row as a Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta. The rest favor pitching sixth consecutive state coming into this race. It stepping stone to the ACC team and that N.C. State and fleet defense. championship Thursday. gave me a lot of confidence. meet." Geiger said. “We has won all the individual trouncing second-place I know I can hang with the wanted to run off of Duke's titles." Wake Forest. 20-54. The competition now." all-America Ellen Reynolds While the women have Nth-ranked men. led by Wolfpack coach Rollie (who finished third). and I been accustomed to winn- BRUCE junior Pat Piper's first- Geiger was pleased the was glad to see that Tuf- ing the team and individual place finish. captured their women — all the women fey. Ormsby and Janet state championships. WIHKWORTH Sports third straight title. topping performed well. Smith were able to pace Thursday's meet marks the Columnist Brevard College. 27-55. “It's nice to see that themselves against her." first time the men have The women continued Suzie Tuffey and Kathy Depth was the key word ever accomplished that Staff photoby Fred Woolard In the American League. the trend has been the their domination in both Ormsby can run a 16:50 on for the Pack as Smith (4th). feat. The Wolfpack men led the field from start to finish in the opposite. The league adopted the designated hitter in the team and individual this course." he said. “We Renee Harbaugh (5th). Piper crossed the finish state championships. 1973. and the stadiums in Boston. New York. Detroit. events. Freshman Suzie had seven of the top 10 Stacy Bilotta (7th). Virginia line in 25:02 for the Herril5th). between our first- and fif- Chicago. Baltimore. Toronto, Minnesota and Seattle are all Tuffey inched out team- spots. and that means that Bryan (8th) and Patty 8.000-meter race to chalk Closing State's ranks th-place finishers. We were home run havens from at least one side ofthe plate. up his first collegiate win. able to put six guys in the Hence. the NL has become more of a strategy-oriented Teammates Charles were Dan Murray (20th). with speed Purser. Jeff Taylor. Ricky Paul Brim (letl and Kurt top 10 and that's outstand- league. where managers try to force the action Wallace and Gavin Gaynor Seeber (33rd). ing. offensively and not depend so heavily on power. The AL. finished a 56-7-8 sweep for “This is our first indi- “I felt like we weren't meanwhile. has become a three-run homer league. and .AL ()l’l’ clip and \iH (‘ $2.00 OFF vidual and team win." able to run well in the 4-545 skippers have by and large become conservative. | $2.00 the Pack. Also finishing in Geiger said. “We grouped positions until today. Of push-button managers. content to wait for the long ball to I the top 15 were Steve well with only 30 seconds course we had exceptional decide the outcome ofa game. I Brown (10th) and Andy performances from Pat Never have the differences between the leagues been ESQUIRE I Piper and Charles Purser. more apparent than in this year's league championship I Mor‘ «Fri our junior college athlete." series. While Whitey Herzog and Tommy Lasorda HAIR CUTTERS I THE Bam Opm “As a team unit. we're constantly made‘moves to force the action on each other in I 53‘ starting to function." Piper the NL. Bobby Cox and Dick Howser sat back and waited CUTTING 8am ' 30m . said. “Our next objective is for the action to happen in the AL series. STUDENTS AND STAFF I to come out here and do The ALCS was by far the more exciting of the two. but I EDGE the same thing at the the tension in that series seemed superficial. There was I e 'tf ot‘ European conference meet. We may much more going on behind the scenes in the NLCS.‘ and WELQQ.1‘.’I.I‘.3------I Bodywaves not be able to put six guys had there been one game in the NLCS where both teams H 5200 Off in the top 10. but hopefully played well.‘it would have been the best game of either 2402 i sbdrough St. 821-4259 I series. . 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IIIIIIII IIIIIIII llllllll IIIIII" “Valley” ‘1. October 18, 1985 / TechnICIan Spons7 This Is It! The week of weeks. Bragging rights for angry and told ustoget the “P"out. the state of North Carolina are at stake this Pigskin Picks Ill This week's guest picker is the one. the only. the weekend when the Tar Heels from that place over Last week. Technician Sports Editor Tim Peeler "Voice of the Tar Heels" Woody Durham. l‘he the hill invade Raleigh. Besides all that nauseating took the weekly title by posting an un- inestimable Mr. Durham was getting the scoop at Booterslook for revenge light blue that will inundate parts of Carter Finley characteristically graceful 182 record and displac- Tom Reed's press conference on Monday. and Saturday. State fans will have to put up with that ing from third place Chancellor Bruce Poulton. who McGee just couldn't resist asking him to be on the Ingratiating Carolina attitude. dipped to 146. But the "Man of. Smiles" leader Tom panel. Fully expecting to be refused. McGee was so But look proud. ye wearers ofred! If our picking Suiter maintained his slim onegame lead over taken aback when Woody chose to be on the panel against top-ranked Tigers piggies are to be believed this week. Wolfpack fans second-place Garry Dornburg. Both went I73. that all McGee could do was stand back and offer a won't catch the wrath of the blue-clad gloatsters. Flash-in-the-pan sportswriter Marlene Hale went an meager“HailJordan." The Pack is the underwhelming choice of our panel atrocious 12-8. God was pre-puniahing her for Actually. Durham was more than gracious Tim Peeler day‘s game special “Clemson. like us. has a to win the "Laughing Stock" Bowl. the title of when Sports Editor significance. good offensive front." he which goes to the loser of this game. Our panel. by pickingCarolinaoverState. asked by McGee to be on the panel and easily a narrow 5-3 decision. chose the much~maligned One special note: Last week‘s guest. Sports fulfilled the “two-minute” time limit imposed on all However. State is not said. “Their players may Pack to take one from the Heels. something that Illustrated’s Frank Deford was perturbed that we guests. Durham made his 20 circles so fast that. just The eyes of the col- undefeated on its home be a little stronger, but We hasn't got his name wrong. We spelled it “Del-‘ord" by watching. McGee was left breathless. Of course. legiate soccer world will be field. Last year the Pack have more team speed." happened sine- "" instead of “Deford.” He called us up all hot and Woody hasthateffector: mostpeople. looking to Raleigh Sunday. fell to eventual champion Up front the Tigers are waiting and watching for Clemson 2-1 in the first led by two of the confers the outcome of one of the round of the NCAA tourn- ence's most prolific country's biggest matches ament. scorers. Striker Gary ofthe year. But more than a home- Conner leads the ACC with Top-ranked and defend- field winning streak is at 13 goals. three assists and ing NCAA champion Clem- stake Saturday. State and 29 overall points. Team- son brings its undefeated Clemson are both un- mate Eric Eichman overall (13-0-1) and confer- defeated in the ACC and (7.13.27) is sixth in confer» ence (3-0) records to are “big contenders" for ence scoring. Games Todd McGee 11-Pod" Marlene Ilals Method Road Stadium the league crown. accord- Defense North Carolina at State State 3.“. N-thCarolina sou lut- Sunday afternoon to ing toGross. should be the Clemsonat Duke Clemson cm Cla-nns Clo-nan Clo-ass challenge lOth-ranked More importantly. re‘ key to the match as two of Marylandat Wake Forest Maryland “Ink-d Meryl-ad Maryland Marsh-l State. gional rankings. which de— the nation's best young VirginiaTechat Virginia Virginia Virginia Virgiu'a Vm Virginia goalies 7 State's Kris Peat Auburnat GeorgiaTech Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Saturday. the 15th- termine NCAA tourna- Michiganat Iowa Michigan Michigan Michigan Iowa Michigan ranked women host ment bids. will be affected and the Tigers” Chris Tennesseeat Alabama Alabama “.5.” Tennessee Abba-a Tens-sane Cincinnati at 4 pm. in a by this game. Dudley ~ will he in the Kentucky at LSU Kentucky LSU LSU LBU LBU “must win" situation. The "A win can put us No. l nets. Minnesota at Indiana Minnesota Minnesota Indiana Minnesota Minnesota women need to win at least PennState atSyracuse Penn State p.“sag. Penn Stats PennState Penn Slate in the South." said Gross. ”This game will he won Armyat Notre Dame Army Army Notre Danie NousDane Not"Dams three of their next four “This should be one of the or lost by the two teztms' Miami. Fla.atOklahoma Oklahoma 0mm. Oklahoma Oklahoma Ohhho-a outings to keep their most exciting games of the WestVa. at Boston College Boston College Boston College BostonCollege BostonCollege WestVirginia NCAA tournament hopes year." defenses." Gross said. Texasat Arkansas Arkansas Ark...” Tsaan Arkanaa Arkansas alive. according Illinoisat Michigan State lllinrns Illinois Illinois Illinda Illiasls to men's Gross says it will be an State students can get Pennat Davidson Penn Penn Davidson Penn ‘ Pena and women’s coach Larry "equal matchup" because into the 2 pm. contest with JamesMadisonat App.State AppalachianState AppalachianState JamesMadison Appalachian Stats AppalachianState Gross. the two teams have similar a current registration card Stanford atSouthern Cal Southern Cal Southern Cal SouthernCal Southern Cal Southern Cal Cincinnati. 6-3.1 this styles. and valid II). UCLA at Washington State WashingtonState UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA year. had been ranked in SE Mn. St.at Southern Ill. Southern Illinois 30mg."[mm Southern Illinois Southern Illinois 8!: Missidppi the preseason Top 20 but loosed: 71*! Ins-d:um fell .out after losses to Isa-d:1am Isa-d;mas head: I!” Brown. and Wisconsin. all Top 10 teams. The med, 10-1-2, will not only rely on its team speed Gridders look to end Tar Heels domination in its attempt to upend the PEACE Tigers. but it will also try (Continuedfrom page 1) .which averages over 260 Goad is that. He's as big “Overall. this defensive team in the ACC since I've pounds per man. places and strong as anybody football team, I think. is been here. They were just to use a little "Method ." Road Magic" once again. CORPS - Massaro, have been moved added pressure on the we’ve played from much better than the stats a totally dominant team State has not lost a to the starting guard posi- Wolfpack linemen. Maryland or Pittsburgh. they have. As I viewed the If the Wolfpack can stop regular season game in the Information 0 Applications tions for the Carolina “The thing that hurts us “They're attacking front film of the Wake game. the the Tar Heels from domin- two-year-old stadium. a 01 Patterson Hall 0 NCSU 0 737-3818 game. leaving another re- most is a big. strong, is very. very good. The first half was probably the ating defensively. it should streak that gives Satur- d-shirt freshman. Jeff Ho- dominating player. and defense is improving each best half of football I‘ve end the Heels' domination hv’llllllllll jnacki. at the center spot. (Tar Heel nose guard) Tim and every week. seen out of a defensive of the series. “As you're preparing for a team like Carolina and you’re putting kids at new positions and trying to teach them new positions. CUT HERE it's just not the easiest task in the world," Reed said. “We have not had the AND opportunity to develop any continuity on offense. 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8 I October 18. 1985 / Techniman Sports i'h.»~ Cards favored in series Spikers swept by Heels; host Terps of the very-near future (Continued from page 6) resulted in the mismatches David Ladd some crucial errors right at some loose balls and put- on what has been happen- for a long winter of sec- of the last two World Staff Writer the last few points." Pack ting them down before ing. ond-guessing why he pit- Series. This year's partici- coach Judy Martino said. Carolina could set up on “We're losing now but ched to Jack Clark with pants are much more A standing room only "Our new defense was a defense. it's a different type of first base open and a closely matched. and with crowd witnessed the un whole lot better. We kept a “i thought Stef played a losing. Before we were slumping Andy Van Slyke both teams playing in simi- veiling of a "new and lot more balls in play". very good match," she said. losing because we weren’t on deck. lar stadiums (similar on the improved" Wolfpack vol State gets no rest as “She was smart and ag- in the right positions and The balance of talent has field; Royals Stadium is as leyball team Wednesday Maryland comes to Raleigh gressive with what she did weren't playing well at been more ior less equal beautiful as Busch Stadium night. State. sporting a tonight at 7 pm. for a with the ball." all." the junior said. “Now between the two leagues in is ugly). ‘ several factors new defense. attack and conference match. The last As for the players. they we're losing because we're recent years. but the talent point to a St. Louis cham- even new uniforms. battled two times these teams still believe they will win not used to playing with in the AL has not been pionship. the favored Tar Heels to have met. the match has the ACC championship. each other. evenly distributed. pro- First of all. the Cardi- the limit. Even though the gone the full five games. "Each time we hit the “We have the defense ducing an unbalanced nals' pitching rotation is Heels came away with a Martino expects nothing court I think we're playing down pat and we're in the league. There have been set up so see John Tudor 15-5. 1614. 15-12 victory. less this go around. better and better. One right positions now. Our only two great or near- can pitch three games if the Pack served notice that The Pack (7-14. 0-2) is game it's going to happen offense is there and our great teams this decade. needed. City's Cy it could now challenge for getting the kind of play it and we're going to win. and block is there. Now it's just the 1983 Orioles and the Young candidate Bret the ACC title. needs from key players. from there on out it's going a matter of how everyone 1984 Tigers. both AL Saberhagen could be “There were some great such as Stephanie Taylor to be smooth sailing." said plays with each other in teams and the result of the doubtful for any games. volleys and I thought we and Johanna Fry. Martino senior hitter Leigh Ann the right positions. Hope- AL's disparity. The and the soonest he'll be played well enough. to win was especially happy with Barker. fully. things will start balance in the NL has been ready will be game three. a game. but again we made Taylor for stepping in on Taylor had a good idea clicking against Maryland." much greater the last five Second. there will be no C years. preventing the NL DH in this series. Regard- from producing a team of less of which DH rule is that caliber. used in the World Series. it That is changing. The always favors the NL. Mets should emerge as the Last but not least. the next truly great team in Cardinals' ability to force Quality Food the NL. and the Cardinals the action should tip the Staff photoby Scott Rivenbark series heavily in their are a near-great team now. favor. If the Royals play Stephanie Taylor spikes over North Carolina's Dawn Wood , The NL’s failure to pro like they did against in Wednesday's loss to the Heels. The Pack hosts duce a team like the cur- Toronto. waiting for the Maryland tonight at 7 pm. in Carmichael Gym. rent Cardinals or the Mets action to happen instead of Reasonable Prices instigating it. they will find themselves playing the entire series defensively. and the series won't last GRAND OPENING that long. George Brett or no George Brett. Fast Service PiZZA ONE! PAYS CASH!

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