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Kathy Kyle abortion and gay rights. and I am Ernest Seneca paign said that Linden met the Staff Writer against both," he said. Staff 'v'v'i'it‘er governor in San Francisco and has “I don't want my children to be kept contact since. Pizza. beer and nearly 50 Re- taught by gay teachers and be “Senator Jesse Helms lacks ratio— ”In general. he has been helpings publicans made up a vice presidential exposed/“1‘0 that stuff" Mitchell nale and sanity and stands for almost some other candidates throughout party held by the College Re- stated as the reason he was against everything that I'm against." said the the nation." Hendricks said. “He was ‘- publicans Thursday night. gay rights. actor who portrayed television's available to help (Hunt). so he came." The College Republicans met at Mitchell emphasized that the Re- Captain Barney Miller. Linden campaigned in Jacksonville Republican headquarters to make publicans were not merging the Hal Linden. speaking to a growing and Carteret County Thursday. candidate preference surveys by government and religion. crowd of students and faculty at the Hendricks said. The actor was sched- telephone~ and stayed to watch the “The Democrats saying that the Link lounge Friday morning. said uled to visit the North Carolina State , vice presidential debate. , Republican party is trying to merge government policy which follows the Fair over the weekend. Hendricks During the debate cameramen with the church is a cop out." added. from channels 5 and 11 filtered in and Mitchell said. pursuit of arms. that Helms is out, interviewing Dan Pope. presi- “There is a difference between committed to. is doomed to failure. A vote from the North Carolina dent of the CRs. and recording the freedom of religion and freedom from "My son is a 17-year-old senior in senator counts as much as a vote excitement ofthe crowd. religion." he said. high school." Linden said.““and I have from a California senator. Linden A front row of vocal enthusiasts “Jesse Jackson calls himself a vowed that he will go to college next said. cheered Republican incumbent Bush reverend. yet he accepted $79,000 year instead of Central America. I "This gives me the rationale to be and jeered Ferraro. the Democratic from gays; this is not politically don't want to see the planet blow here today." he said. nominee. oriented. but it says in the Bible that up. Linden said one can only hope that Cries including “Give up. Gerry," it is a sin against nature." Mitchell Campaigning for Gov. James his presence can help in the election. "Blame the corporations, not the continued. Hunt’s senatorial bid. Linden at- “I'm going to pack my carpet bags government" and “Pity me. I'm a “He is contradicting himself." tracted Hunt supporters. the media and get out of the state when it woman" filled the room. Mitchell said. and personal fans who were simulta- comes to telling North Carolinians Along with the vocal effects. The vice chaiunan of the CRs cited neously asking for campaign buttons. how to vote." Linden said. various posters were displayed to better economy and defense as the Staff Photoby Marshall Norton answers to political questions and "Next I'm going out west for match particular topics during the reasons why she supports the Re- Hal Linden, better known as television'5 Captain Barney Miller, campaigned autographs. Mondales cause the cause of debate. including: “No. Ferraro." publican party. forGov. James Hunt in the Link lounge Friday. Tom Hendricks of the Hunt cam- peacr."Linden concluded. “Help the Russians — Support a “My parents are better off." Shelly Nuclear Freeze" and “Reagan/Bush Bezanson said. “and I feel safer with 84"! a strong defense." After the debate several CRs When asked about civil rights. COuncils sponsor press secretary forum offered responses to the telecast. some of the CBS said they disagreed “For an incumbent he did a damn with the Democrats' methods. J. Voris Williams people who really know the issues." the whole state. such as taxes." will tary will answer the questions. and good job.” Pope said. “Bush tore her “What about the white guy that News Editor Ferrell. along with Steve Shrum be addressed. he said. the other will have an opportunity up." has the same or better qualifications and Todd West. all resident advisers "There will also be some questions for rebuttal. “Ferraro usually twi words to as a black guy, and the black guy The press secretaries of North at Owen Dormitory. have arranged asked about the drinking age." Each secretary will also address a her advantage, and h prevented gets the job?" Ron Kline said. Carolina's candidates for the US. for Helms' press secretary. Palmer Ferrell added. direct question to his opponent. he that." he said. h “You've never heard of a white Senate. Sen. Jesse Helms and Gov. Sugg. and Hunt's press secretary. Abraham Holtzman of the political said. Darlene Pope said Bush had done a accountants’ club or engineering club; James Hunt. will present their Will Marshall. to participate in the science department will serve as the great job on the abortionissue. that would be unheard of." (Dan) candidates’ views at a forum in the forum. moderator. Ferrell said. “After that we will have members “Abortionis a moral'issue. and itis Pope said. _ Ballroom of the Student] Center “We will have questions submitted of the audience to ask questions on the main reason I support the . “There are different ways to go Thursday at pm. Most topics ofdiscus‘sion are those from the student body president. the issues about which they have con- Republican ticket.” she said. about it." he said, referring to the According to Jeff Ferrell. the “that will involve students directly." presidents of the College Democrats cerns." Ferrell said. "I’m Catholic." Pope continued. civil rights laws. central campus house councils are Ferrell said. and the College Republicans and the A reception in the north gallery of “Ferraro doesn't properly represent One CR. looking ahead to 1988. sponsoring the forum in an effort to “Student loans and educational editor-in-chiefof Technician." he said. the Student Center will follow the the Catholic faith." she said. cited Bush as a possible candidate for “get information to students through According to Ferrell. each secre~ “I think they are making abortion the presidency. funding and issues that will involve forum. too much of an issue; there is a clear “Reagan has a great ability to run choice where the two parties stand the country; Bush has also shown this on abortion." she said. ability." Gene Jackson said. When asked how she felt about “Bush has learned a lot from Food distribution causes having a woman vice presidential Reagan. .I believe Bush will be the nominee for the first time. Pope Republican presidential nominee in replied. “I think if she's qualified. '88." Jackson said. having a woman vice president is “As a Christian. I believe in hunger, says sociologist fine. but Ferraro is not qualified." 'traditional values because it is the “The Democrats are putting her up basis of the strength that this there to get the women’s votes." country is built on, and I believe the Henry Jarrett Other possible causes of hunger cause of hunger was the control of Pope concluded. Republican party more closely repre- Staff Writer given by Fowler were production and the distribution of food. sents those values," he said. distribution. with distribution being In his opening comments on dis- One student pointed out Ferraro's Both channels 5 and 11 covered the What are the causes of world the more probable cause. tribution. Fowler noted one stands on farming issues as a reason CRs during the debate. hunger? Is it production? Or is it Fowler gave his explanation of particular statistic. Fifty of the why North Carolinians should not When asked if they usually re- distribution? why production is not the main cause. 32,000 food companies control 50 vote Democratic. ceived that much publicity. Pope said The above questions were He cited improvements in crop percent of the assets of the compa- “Ferraro voted 16 times against they had been receiving good cover- addressed at the Peace Lunch Forum breeding, the training of students nies. he said. . tobacco and peanut farming issues." age lately from local television Thursday. Cary F'owier. a socioiogist and other aspects of the agricultural Fowier aiso said that it. is quite said Byron Brady. stations. with the Graham Center. was invited industry. possible that in the future these WI "I can't see . anyone in North The Republicans weren't as to the forum at State to discuss some Fowlr said most of the poor companies will control 100 percent of ”They are more concernedabout Carolina voting for the Democrats on satisfied with the coverage from of the possible causes of hunger. could not afford these im- the assets. He said this was the main fraud than about the (arises of that issue alone; tobacco and peanuts Technician. Pope said. The first possible cause Fowler “farmers problem and that a proper distribu hunger ' are the .cash crops of North talked about was the explanation of provements. He also said the in- Carolina.” Brady said. "Technician has made blatant at- creased production did not always tion system could feed everyone. -(,‘ary Fowler tacks on the Republicans." student hunger given by the far-right. Their help. His proposed system of production Several CRs cited values. defense Mike Scotto said. explanation. Fowler said. is that it and distribution was "local produc- political systems and the economy as reasons why they Pope said recent editorials had does not exist. “In a survey ofaeven Asian nations and an end to were most attracted to the Re- He went on to say that they where production increased. tion for local ditribution." .eFowler military aid for those systems." publican party. helpedattendance at CR meetings. malnutrition and hunger increased." said genuine land reform had to take The Peace Lunch Forums are “Whenever I feel discouraged. I believe that much of the available he said. place in order for that system to be “I am attracted to the Republican just pick up a newspaper and read food is given to undeserving people. achieved. sponsored by the Presbyterian party because of their platform the editorial page. and it gives me “They are more concerned about Fowler said the people responsible Peacemaking Center. The Graham issues." Doyle Mitchell said. incentive to work the rest of the fraud than abobt the causes of for improving production had good And for that to happen. he said. Center is a social research center “I see the Democrats supporting week." Pope said. hunger." Fowler said. intentions. But he said the main "there has to be an end to repressive locatedin Pittsboro. N.C.

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Jerome Kohl of the Industrial Extension Service works to help Poulton’s cOmmission probes North Carolina industries reduce their dependence on hazardous solvents. Sci-Tech, page 2. role of humanities at State I‘\ Bill Murray has taken a serious film role for a change —— in his J. Voris Williams humanities and social sciences dis- preliminary recommendations.‘ own adaptation of W. Somerset News, Editor ciplines on the NCSU campus." Everette explained. Maugham's The Razor‘s Edge. “The charge further states the These recommendations will be Diversions, page 6. The Chancellor's Commission on commission should consider general presented for comment and debate at Humanities and Social Sciences. a education. undergraduate major a Provost's Forum in late November. special commission formulated to programs. graduate programs. facul» he said. study the role of SHASS at the ty research and professional devel- “Students in any curriculum. from university. will meet Thursday at extension education." engineering to agriculture and life Announcement 4:30 pm. in Link mezzanine room 8. opment and sciences. are encouraged to respond Everette said. . to the survey.’'Everette said. TAR HEEL HATERS: Does baby According to student member Jay The commission. composed of 12 Written recommendations may be Everette. Chancellor Bruce Poulton faculty members and one student left in 210 Harris Hall. he said. blue make you barf? Wells spill a formed the commission this summer member. is presently interviewing "No matter what degree a student few of your favorite Carolina after the Southern Association of and collecting data from campus is pursuing. whether it be in engi- jokes on us so we can spew Colleges and Secondary Schools re groups in order to gather opinions on neering. computer science. forestry. them on Our Chapel Hill rivals in commended the role of SHASS basic questions concerning SHASS. agriculture or any other field. the Friday5 9dition Submit them by within the university be evaluated. Several student organizations have humanities and social sciences are an the Thursday, noon deadline, The specific charge given to the been contacted for input. including integral part of any college educa- and we will publish the best commission. Everette said. requests the Executive Roundtable and the tion.‘'Everette said. ones (within the realm of de- .that commission memberssolicit the Student. Senate's Academics Com- ‘Students are being giVen an cen ' in Friday's paper. Our Photoby Roger W Winstead views of the School of Humanities rmit'tee. Everette said. important opportunity to helpfidecide office. is located on the third State tailback Joe Greene is stopped short'of the goal line in first-half and Social Sciences faculty. other just what role the liberal arts should floor of the Student Center, room action against Maryland Saturday. The Terrapins turned two turnovers into university faculty. alumni, students , “Based on information gained from and will play in a student's total Sports, page 7. and other interested parties on the informal hearings. interviews and education while here at NC. State." 3191. :5 late in the quarter and went on to post a44-21 win. appropriate roles and functions of the surveys. the commission will draft he said. C. 9 (7;) I October 17'. 1984 / Technician / SCIence and Technology

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WorkshOp focuses on reduction of waste from solVent use North Carolina in- He has invited from the N.C. Board of waste solvents being incin- been disposed of cutof- for degreasing and as the innovative handling Technology is project dustries can reduce their spokesmen from companies Science and Technology. erated than we have now." plant. waste solverkts are a base for many inks. paints methods such as recycling monitor. dependence on hazardous that have reduced their Representatives of in- Kohl said. major one." he said. “The and furniture coatings. stills. The Raleigh session will solvents or recycle them — solvent problems to tell dustries and institutions That. he said. would whole purpose is to get But Kohl said some com- Participants will review be held Oct. 23 at the and save money doing it. their success stories at that generate hazardous conserve resources. trim some people who are now panies have begun to sub- a new 75-page manual Kohl McKimmon Center at says Jerome Kohl of the workshops in Raleigh and solvent wastes have been the risks of groundwater producing waste solvents stitute water-based print- developed under the same State. In Charlotte. the Industrial Extension Charlotte Oct. 23 and 24. invited. contamination and reduce to change their ways — to ing inks. paints and de- grant for industrial use. workshop will be held Oct. Service at State. Called “Managing and “If we are successful. the exposure of employees recycle solvents. stop using greasing solutions. Case Kohl said the manual de- 24 at the Holiday Inn But Kohl doesn't expect Recycling Solvents and North Carolina will have as well as the public to them or use less." studies to be presentedvat scribes financial. legal. Woodlawn. Both programs managers and engineers to Oils." the workshops are less waste solvents going hazardous solvents. Solvents are used in the workshops will focus environmental and am. to 5 pm. take his word for it. funded by s 824.000 grant to land disposal and less “OI wastes that have many processes. primarily on these alternatives and employee health advan- last from 8:30 tages of better solvent Exhibitors will be hand management. representing suppliers of The workshops are equipment and services for sponsored by the Solid and recycling. incineration. “Hazardous Waste Man- waste J‘solidification. land agement Branch of the disposal and buying sol- University of North vents for use as fuel. 1, Carolina Charlotte's Arrangements for regis- . Urban Exc age of the tration and exhibiting may University of North be made through Michelle Carolina at Charlotte's Howell of State’s Division Urban Institute and State's of Lifelong Education. Steve Ice Cream Industrial Extension Technical inquiries should Service and Division of be directed to Jerome Lifelong Education. Kohl. Participants may Terry Pierson of the earn credits in the form of . N.C. Board of Science and continuing education units. COLUMBIAdPICTURES aaen & inn: ‘ INVITE YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS $1.00 Members 8—1 TO WIN A NIGHT AT THE MOVIES $2. 00 Nonmembers MOUNTAIN2711 North Blvd. atJACKSUS 1 WITH BILL MURRAY IN HIS NEW PICTURE Beltline by Howard Johnson’s 7 NOW ACCEPTING FULL . AND PART TIME HELP 4/ WHILE EVERYONE WAS DESPERATELY 43000 COMPANY asuéifs { SEARCHING FOR V srAanNc WAGE ABOVE MINIMUM ; THE GOOD LI LARRY 00‘ Pitcher Beer . APPLY MON-FRI. 2-4 PM SUPPED OUTTHE BACK Draft Beer All Night! DOORTO LIVE IT. ' .50 MUSIC av Reproductive Health Care » RA‘ZORS 11.1— THEADVENTUREOFONEMAN'SSEARCH

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Typical political season With the election only three weeks away, even the most studious students that have spent 99% of their waking hours in class or in the library will be unable to get aWay from all the election hoopla. Between television, radio and newspaper ads, stickers and posters everywhere, avoiding the election will be impossible. Fot those that have already made their decision, the publicity will be no more than a novelty or a nuisance. However. We feel deeply for those that are undecided. Theirs is a tough . row to hoe, as the expression goes. Good luck making a choice. There will be no lacking of influences. The common saying is that one should not discuss politics or religion with friends If they are to continue to be friends. This election is bringing the best of both ills into everyday life. Charges that one side is bringing religion into politics and that the other side is non-religious and therefore wrong abound this fall. Both arguments have merit, but neither is completely right or wrong. It should be remembered by all that neither party has a firm grip on all the right answers. Those that think there is no value in the opposition's opinions and values have little hope to become a valid political force in the future. Last Friday’s visit by television personality Hal Linden (of “Barney Miller” fame) to Cash blurs memory of 603 State's campus brings an interesting aspect of this election year to mind. More people WASHINGTON This Nov. 11 — lecture circuit. “Most of my money ends up. care what college students think during an election year than at any other period of in the causes I work for," he insists. Some of time. Although this is Common in any election year, this is the first time it has struck Veterans Day — Was to mark the return of might call him no less a home for most present college students. two veteran 19605 activists. Jerry Rubin, his peers, however, radical-tumed-apostle of Yuppiedom. and GLEN bom-again entrepreneur than Rubin. Wouldn't it be nice if politicians cared even a little about the cares and concerns of the less reconstructed Abboe Hoffman were Editorial But Rubin and Hoffman enjoy a seller’s college students in the four or six years between elections? ' _ going to face off in a debate at the Wax &SHEARE Columnists market. “We’re getting inundates" with Certainly all take students’ thoughts int'O' consideration someebut not to the level Museum, a local nightclub. requests, says their agent, who adds that the deserved. One rarely sees a political figure on a campus during an off-year when an Now that its owner, a parking lot important question facing the younger .twosome has so far agreed to appear in 16 issue affecting students comes up. That work, if it is done at all, is left to aides and company, has decided to close the Wax generation: whether it’s better to work "cities this fall. volunteers. Museum'property on Nov. 3, the Rubin- against the system or cooperate with it. Not Their popularity has numerous explana- The moral is — enjoy the spotlight while you can. It won’t happen again for Hoffman road show may have to make'a surprisingly, the promoters bill the hour-long tions. “New and fresh” and “living history” several years. detour around the town that witnessed many format as Yippie vs. Yuppie. are two of those cited by their agent. of their legendary antics. But are we upset? Rubin, at 46 a successful New York City Another, he says, is that many people in Notachance. their audiences “are torn” between the businessman, argues on behalf of coopera- generally conflicting goals of effecting social The Rubin—Hoffman tour is a promoter's tion. Yuppies need not shed their ideals for change and making money. “People," their gimmick that threatens to make their era the almighty dollar. By accruing wealth, he asserts, “are interested in seeing which ..,, look even stranger than it already’appears to says, one can “amass leverage and create a agent society that is good for everybody." way (Rubin and Hoffman) have gone." today's younger audiences. The 19605 need But that might be said more of younger good historians, not aging court jesters, to “No generation can live its life as full-time faculty and administrators who have booked present its record to a historiphobic genera- protesters," Rubin told Chicago Tribune the Rubin-Hoffman road show. Few students tion. before the tour opened its campus run at in the Marquette audience last week had This isn’t the first time booking agents Marquette University last week. “...the fact is entered the kindergarten in 1968. Many have tried to exploit relics of a bygone era, that the protesters of the ’605 have become openly questioned the kind of social activism nor is it likely to be the last. Manycf the the entrepreneurs of the ’805...Why stay as that, for a previous generation, was the right account executives who market the Rubins outsiders when we have the opportunity to of passage. So shallow is the undergraduate and Hoffmans and Liddys and Learys got becorrie the establishment?“ 'grasp of recent history that Marguette their own political educations in the 19605. Hoffman, meanwhile, insists that the officials made Yippie-and-Yuppie the cen- Moreover, has-beens come relatively cheap continued agitation is the only course. He terpiece event in a week devoted to a compared to such highly sought after cites his almost full-time efforts on behalf of decade only 15 years past. speakers as Carl Sagan or Henry Kissinger. the environmental movement and the Hoffman challenged the Marquette stu- When squaring off in a debate. they can campaign against US. policy in Central dents, saying, “There is more to life than also make for good theater. That, at least, is America. Defying the “has-been”‘label, the watching ‘General Hospital’, playing Trivial the reckoning of the Rubin-Hoffman tour’s 47-year-old resident of rural New York calls Pursuit and throwing up on your shirt after a New York-based promoters. As co- Rubin a “sell—out.” ... party." But he has also decided to defendants in the “Chicago Seven” trial in For his trouble, of course, Hoffman shares discontinue the road show after Dec. 4. As 1968, Rubin and Hoffman made a lot of with Rubin and their agents a $5,000 fee. even his agent admits, “Abbie doesn't want noise in Judge Julius Hoffman’s courtroom. Since turning himself in on a drug charge in to make this thing ajoke." Imagine, then, the two soup-stirrers pitted 1980 after seven years as a fugitive. he's against each other on perhaps the most supported himself largely through the college NewsAmericaSyndicate

Although Reagan’s age is iS'SUé, foes shouia' not rejoice WASHINGTON — Irwin “Tubby" Har- befuddled, unable to come up with the make the results public. One of those tests issue of age is a serious one, not beyond rison, a Democratic pollster. has the wrong precise word and verbally treads water by entails doing mental feats such as counting politics (because nothing is) but beyond nickname. It should be “tasteless." Harrison repeating himself, it's indeed a cause for backwards from 100 by sevens. I tried that, cheap shots. Only Ronald Reagan himself is quoted in the Wall Street Journal, exulting concern and should be discussed. He is, RICHARD. got to 93 and gave up, concluding that’s why can put it to rest. Let Reagan be Reagan. over Ronald Reagan's performance in his after all...the president and the job calls for the Japanese make calculators. I could not And let us see exactly what that is. debate with Walter Mondale: “It takes away mental acuity. The effects of old age are not COHEN Editorial Columnist blame Reagan if he took that suggestion, that macho image. He's an old man." a trivial prospect, and after the recent debate placed it on his woodpile and chopped it to WashingtonPostereuGroup Shame on you, Tubby. the American people have to face up to it. Democratic camp. In the first place, we all pieces. Anyway, as long as he's sitting on a If Reagan is slowing down, if at 73 he's But doubts concerning Reagan's age have our off nights. Maybe Reagan did not lead, the president is not about to take that slipping off to senility, is occasionally should" be no cause for glee in the sleep well. Maybe he ate something that kind oftest. Forum Policy disagreed with him. Maybe, for some But the real test — the test of the unexplainable reason, he simply was himself. presidency itself -— is performance. If the Technician welcomes 'forum’ letters. The president and I share the same birth president and the men around him really They are likely to be printed if they: date, Feb. 6, and maybe that explains why i, want to put the age issue at rest, they ought 0 deal with significant issues, breaking some 30 years younger, sometimes can't to spring Reagan from the Deaver-Baker- news or public interest, Darrnen bubble and show us what he can 0 are typed or printed legibly and double remember what happened five minutes ago. do. Let's see him really campaign. Let's see MM I am the one, afterall, who once left my spaced. ' office to go to lunch. remembered to check 0 are limited to 300 words, and C are signed with the Iewe Editor...... J Vone Mien. my appointment book, returned to my office . . . Reagan is personable, writer's address, keel. Newe Editor...... ".....ChrieeyCortine :— and forgot why I had come back. phone number and. if the writer is a flier...... Tim Elnwn . . . a master of pagentry, . . . student, his classification m Wm...... ieeny Seep Secondly, if Reagan is handicapped by his and‘turriculum. .eleuueeI'l’eehw...... Shienirm sad. The man has What we don’t know is if he’s W ...... 1...... Tim Tee age, then that is just plain "Technician reserves 'the right not to teem WW...... Scott Keepter accomplished an awful lot in his life. He worth a damn after 4 pm. publish any letter which does not comply MIpeflew...... DevinSteele entered politics late, a second or maybe third be tragic if time with the above rules or which is deemed career for him, and it would him make more than two stops a day. And, inappropriate for printing by the Editor in Option“...... JohnAustin — sheer age — robbed him of the chance ‘0 Chief. M mum...... Greg Hdem W complete his work. No one who has read my most of all, let's see how the president . , M”...... ,...TomBieind column would accuse me of being a Reagan performs if, like Mondale — like almost any .ererelnfleeer...... JeyErnie fan, but that A--. no.o mean 6‘.“Iane lI __ w.. candidate in memory — he takes questions Letters are subject to editing 'for style. M assess..."...... 'c.t:.- Lacs: from the traveling press. Then and only then brevity and taste. In no case will the writer m m...... Donnie W countless others like me — want fate to do be informed before hen. ”the”or...... Milne Dudey what in all fairness Walter Mondale should will the voters know if President Reagan is that his/her letter has cepy mum”...... ”...Elen Griffin up to the job he seeks. _ been edited for printing. MW be able to do on his own. So far, though. Reagan has conducted no led. W...... Dewn Leonard But life, as John Kennedy once observed, such campaign. His re-election effort has Technician will withhold an author's My...“...... ;.uareen May “is not fair, and there remains the possibility been a succession of staged events —_ of name only if failure to do so would result rue-.6 m hear-e. en qleiene W in that Reagan is alarmingly past his prime. If balloon barrages and flag wavings and hearty in clear and present danger to the writer. mthmeenetMuleetmem Q that's the case, there's nothing anyone can smiles for the television cameras. That kind ’Rare exceptions to this policy will be “at “1 M or “I. W w made at the discretion of the o‘er“ m mare-at lie ame new eeh-IttatM do about it. No amount of wishing can of campaign tells us all the things we either Editor in nine! eet m~murmmTMem change matters — and no amount of naps or know already or don't need t now at all — Chief. lackadaisical schedules can turn back the. that Reagan is personable. that 's a master clock. There will [beJimes when world at pageantry. that he's a wonderful master of All letters become the property of events, and not Mike Deaver, will control any parade. What we don't know is if he’s Technician and will not be returned to the at;'33!“r¢§§qfi-".5J-":"°;Q.‘.llax-ta'm Reagan's schedule. and the nation can worth a damn after 4 pm. author. Letters should be brought by ill-afford to have a president who's literally But after Louisville. that is the preeminent Student Center Suite~.3120 or mailed to. __.Wfitcmf_ the. themamm Technician. Letters to the Editor. POIv president is 73 now, 74 in February and will 8&8608tfi1fie’rsitySianoniRaieigh NC: ' ' There have been suggestions that the 27695-8608. president undergo tests for senility __ and be nearly 78 at the end of the next term. The " October 17. 1984 l Technician l Diversions/ 5

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Strange things are the rule at North Carolina State Fair Come one. come all. it‘s can smell the stand. you blue unicorns for six years. How much money can They give you some thrown at right angles. We the greatest show on earth. can pig out on some link He's not going to mind you spend at the fair? Bet I mutant-sized smurf that is know that dimes have Oops. that's the circus. sausage. The nose knows. TIM being shmrd llnit'l‘ your can beat you. I have this manufactured soley for momentum and can't stop How about come ride some It's amazing how much arm fhr a trip on the terris zealous need to win stuffed distribution at fairs. And on a dime (pun intended) rides. eat some cotton there is to eat at a fair. Wheel. animals. It must go back to so you are stuck. trying to and land completely in a candy and look at the cows Cotton candy. candy ELLIHGTOH Diversnons turn.4 And speaking of under my childhood days when I trade off these smurfs for little Lucky Strike circle and piggies. That's it. the apples. apple juice. juicy arms. hate you ever lost my Winnie the Pooh that big pink and blue that is as geometrically as State Fair. ham and hamburgers. smelled a com? They aren't doll. Every since then I've unicorn that eludes your small as it can be without It comes once a year You've got hot dogs. hot Enough about the food. your money? It's inevita the most rosey smelling wanted to ."stockpile the possession. (I think we being the same size as said (about this time. come to coffee. hot chocolate, hot How about the people? ble. creatures on earth. are suckers to avoid the should realize that un— dime. We know this. don't think of it). That's good. pizza and hot apple pie. Gosh. there are a lot of And then there is the they? So why do they put trauma of not having one. icorns are imaginary. we? So why do we play? because I don't think my There's ice cream. ice cold people at the fair. A lot of pseudocowboy who “Ants them in the fair? Makes Anyway. it is easy to whether they are stuffed We are stupid. that's stomach or my wallet could drinks and plain old Icees. different people. Some who to ride the mechanical bull. you wonder. doesn't it? But spend a lot of money. or not.) why. That's why good ole handle more than one trip All this and not a Pep- work there and some who He reeks of Texas. He has I have a theory. They put Especially if you play one And just who wins those P.T. (there's a sucker born a year. I have very little toBismol stand in sight. are just visiting. But why a big 'ole lO-gallon cowboy them there so everbody of those games that let you mammoth animals of every minute) Barnum self~controL It's usually somewhere be- is it that at every fair hat that dwarfs his two that sees them can appre- trade in smaller prizes for polyester and nylon? Not went into the business in The fair is so interesting. tween Dorton Arena and there is always a short. fat gallon head. He has Don ' ciate not having to smell bigger ones. You can spend anyone I know. I think the the first place. That's why There's something for the Grandstand that you man with greasy hair. no Williams side burns. imita them everyday. So some a mint and all you come fair personnel pay people we pay real bucks to see everyone. For instance. if get those fatal stomach teeth and pudgy little tion leather cowboy boots guy working out at the away with is a couple of to walk around with them some dude stick make- you can stand the smell. pains that tell you things fingers with axel grease and some strange Texan Research Triangle can smurfs. I hate smurfs. But so that you will think they ‘believe pins in his noggin. you can go see the piggies. below the belt aren't going under the fingernails that beer belt buckle. And of wake up on Monday doesn't it seem right that if are winnable. That's why we pay to see a 0n the other hand. if you to be pleasant for a while. somehow has to handle course, his belt has both morning and go to work you trade in two smurfs. But hey. we are college his and his horse's name on happy. because he doesn't you should get a smurf that students. and we know 300-pound woman that ‘it. have to smell those cows. I is twice the size of the physics. We know that we'd just as soon not see. Twilight Zone editor writes novel But that’s not all. Never know it‘s oflbeat. but it small ones. Not according softballs can't fit into little But what the heck. it's Kin Frazier . isolated New Jersey town. thrills by day and regfiets a fair goes by without some might be true. to fair logic. holes in jugs when they are fun too. Entertainment Writer Klein. now 37. grew up by night." kid walking by with one of on Long Island. After those invisible dog T.E.0. Klein of Rod graduating from Brown These “regrets" seem to thingamajigs that scares Students to showcase talent in Musicfest Serling's Twilight Zone University. he taught high have been worth it. Klein me to death. I always think is experiencing a string of that Sister Mary's Jack Reynolds Deborah Rudd. Both are the competition. No lip. rience? For the love of magazine has recently school English. After a homestyle chicken livers Entertainment Writer members of Mu Beta Psi. syncing. please. music? How about for the published a best-selling short time. he went on to successes. As editor of the honorary music frater- ”There will be five money? Cash prizes of novel. The Ceremo- ' enroll in Columbia Univer- Twilight Zone magazine. has given me delusions. horror he receives piles of letters And that's not the half of Wake up your room nity. "In the past. we've judges from various fields $100. $50 and $25 will be nies (Viking. $16.95). This. sity's film school with plans do people put mate! I’hone your had a variety of entrants. of music and drama. The awarded to the winning his first major novel. to be a movie reviewer. but each week. This increasing it. Why neighbors! The most exeit- The winners have been a contest is open to everyone acts. earned Klein an article i. his desire for creativity interest has spawned the themselves in stupid situa~ except those affiliated with finally led him to becoming magazine's first “Twilight tions? I mean. who would ing musical entertainment classical pianist, a vocal The event will take place People magazine. The and win one of those big extravaganza in the Milky duet and a juggler." the fraternity (i.e. brothers Oct. 25 in Stewart Theatre novel. which grew out of editor of Twilight Zone Zone Trivia Contest," go Way is about to happen Auditions will he held and pledgesl." adds Lamm. at 8 pm. The emcees for one of Klein's short stories. magazine. His interest in spanning 100 college stuffed animals in the first So why should you get the evening will be horror stemmed from campuses nationwide. Also five minutes they are again! Of course. I am tonight and Thursday at Donna received high praise by after 25 years. a new there. Then you have to referring to Mush-fest A 7:30 pm. in Price Music off your can and enter? For Fox and Jimmy Martin. horror master Stephen childhood. In People lug it around the entire the fourth annual talent Center. Acts should be the thrill of performing in Leon Robinson and Paul King. King has speculated magazine. Klein stated. “I “Twilight Zone" television competition! limited to three to four front of a large crowd of Atlas will entertain while its impact to be compara- grew up reading horror series has been started for time. And try to ride a your peers? For the expe the ballotsare tabulated comics of the most lurid CBS in 1985. leaving Klein ride. The animal has more “The contest is open to minutes. 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Packfafls No. 4 H003 to spoilTerp hand Pack homecoming 1st loss, 1-0 WilliamTerry Kelley however. as quarterback Deron Johnson penalty kick in the first Sports Writer Tim Esposito hit Rickey Sports Writer half. Wall on a 19-yard scoring With 18 minutes played COLLEGE PARK. Md. pass. In a tough defensive in the half. Virginia was -— The football game with The second quarter battle Saturday State's given an indirect penalty Maryland Saturday began proved deadly for the nationally seventh-ranked kick. which was blocked by much like the Pack'a upset Pack. though. as the Terps men's soccer team dropped State only to be put in on of Georgia Tech the week used a fumble and two its first match of the .the rebound by the Cavs' before. interceptions to score 13 season. 1-0. to fourth- Jeff Gaffney. The Terrapins. just as points and ground out ranked Virginia in Gaffney's goal. his llth the Ramblin' Wreck. took another 10 points without Charlottesville. Va. of the season. proved to be their first possession down the benefit of turnovers to the first and last points of’ the field to take a 7-0 lead. take a 30-7 lead into the State had gone into the the ACC contest and The Pack bounced back. dressing room. Two more. match undefeated at 10-0-1 vaulted Virginia to 4—0 in however. and tied the Badanjek touchdowns and with the only blemish on the conference. while State game at 7-7. That’s where three Jeff Atkinson field its record a 2-2 tie to Navy. fell to 1-1 in league play. the parallelended. though. goals accounted for the ' while the Cavaliers were ‘ In the Pack's 6-2 win From that point on. scoring. 10-2. over Appalachian State Maryland celebrated “When we take the ball MM 7;, ‘. >.' The UVa. defense com- Thursday. it was reported homecoming by running up and give it back to their Photoby Rod Rogers pletely stymied the Pack's that all-America senior and down the field against offense like we did with Scott Wilson, Nasrallah Worthen and Ricky Wail (left to right) endure the final minutes of State's seventh consecutive offensive game. which had Sam Okpodu had two the porous Wolfpack de- our turnovers, we are lossat Byrd Stadium. been averaging over 22 first-half goals to tie him fense. piling up 590 yards committing suicide." said shots per outing. The Wa- with Clemson's Nnamdi in total offense and coming Reed. whose team is pre- sharp football. single plays “We went into the ball turnovers in the second yards on 12 carries) scored hoos held State to just four Nwokocha (197382) for the away with a 44-21 win. pfring for this weekend's can make a difference. game feeling we had to quarter that probably ‘gave from 10 yards out with just shots for the contest. ACC record of goals scored keeping the Pack winless skirmish with arch oppo When you're playing a establish momentum." said us some momentum." under five minutes left to in a career with 75. Actual- at Byrd Stadium since nent North Carolina in team like Maryland. you Maryland coach Bobby The Pack missed another cut the margin to 44-14. Although the Cavaliers' ly junior halfback Sam 1969. Chapel Hill. “Everyone just need to take advan- Ross, whose team im- golden opportunity in the Then with one second re- defense was handling ’the 0woh accounted for one of . “There's no question. shares in the loss the tage of every scoring op- proved to 3-3 overall and fourth quarter when. after maining. Esposito (14 of 26 Wolfpack's scoring game. the scores. his 11th of the this is a disappointing coaches. the offense -and portunity. And we didn't." 24) in the ACC. "They had Frank Bush had returned for 224 yards) hit Phil Virginia was not getting a season. Thus. Okpodu is loss." said State coach Tom the defense. We need to The Terps added touch- a couple of great wins an interception 61 yards. it Brothers on a “Hail Mary" lot of shots of its own. But stillgone goal short of tying Reed. whose team fell to get ourselves back on our downs in the third and under their belt. I thought threw four straight passes pass from 30 yards out. it finally got a break on a" Nwokocha's record. 3-3 overall and 1-2 in the feet and get ready for next fourth quarters to open the defense let down a from the 12-yard line that ACC while' breaking a week." their advantage to 44-7. little on the second series. all fell incomplete. two-game win skein. “It's State had missed a Quarterback Stan We then started‘tackling The Pack put two late “MW“WAR“ r one thing to lose, but to chance to swing the Gelbaugh, who threw for better. We played quite touchdowns on the board Mumu lose like we did today momentum in its favor in 230 yards on a 16-of-26 day. well offensively. l was very that made the score closer. ' MINI-Gulls!“ makes it doubly worse.” the first quarter when a scored on a two-yard run pleased about the way we but they were strictly aca- It took Maryland only fourth-and-one opportunity with8:43 left to play. played. State had a few demic. Joe McIntosh (64 Great five minutes to get that at the Maryland 33 failed. first seven points as Rick Reed said that play could Off Campus Living. Badanjek capped off a have had an effect. only $345.38 59--yard drive with a "That possibly could three-yard run. 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C‘agers bow to Greece Welch paces The men's basketball forward who scored 12 joyed as.much as a’lS—point team. after claiming a straight second-half points lead with five minutes to tournament victory Sun- to give State a 71-51 go. spikers to 1st day. fell short in a com- margin. garnered MVP Junior college transfer eback bid. losing to the honors. Nate McMillan. a guard c Greek National Team 7773 Senior center Cozell from Raleigh. added 12 Tuesday in Athens. McQueen was named the points and Gannon had 10. Greece. outstanding rebounder of In its opener Friday. State trailed 62-43 with the tournament after State defeated the Greek 14:12 left when senior hauling down 39 caroms in AAU team, 7265. behind The volleyball team is Wolfpack individuals took guard Terry Gannon (six threegames. Charles' 23 points. back on track after build- top honors. Welch received three-point shots) and In Saturday's semifinal McMillan popped in 16 ing a six-game winning top recognition with MVP sophomore forward Russell first honors. while senior Laurie Pierre led the late surge. game. heralded freshman points including two streak and taking its Hagen and junior State coach Jim Valvano pivotman Chris Washburn three-point goals. and tournament title of the scored 18 points as the Pierre added 1.0. season at the Pennsylvania Raleighite Diane Rosa believed the officiating was Pack edged Aris of Invitational this weekend. were named to the all- inconsistent. Salonica, 74-70. Washburn had six points An injury-riddled squad tournament team. This is “I know international and six rebounds in the from the beginning of the the second all-tournament rules are different from Aris led 17-15 early in win. season. the Pack attributes recognition for Hagen. who U.S. rules. but I know they the first half before State The exhibition wins do part of its newfound suc- also received acknowledg- shouldn't be at opposite surged ahead for good. The not count toward the cess to the recuperation of ment on the Tennessee ends of the court." said Americans dominated play Wolfpack's regular-season TerryGannon three starters and a major Invitational honors team. Valvano. the second half and en- record. reserve. In the statistical de- Gannon led the Pack The turn-around began partment, Welch has a 10.5 with 24 points. with wins over William assist average and an .862 Sunday. State detonated Ulrich leads nien golfers Mary and Temple in ace average for the season. the Greek National B team Williamsburg. Va., on Oct. while Hagen leads the 85-62 to capture its third Loren Setzer ond-place Duke. in the tournament with a 6. Junior setter Terre team in digs (3.74) and kills straight win and the Sports Writer 913 total. Virginia Com- Welch sparked the Pack, (3.33). Dimitria Tournament title Senior Gus Ulrich led monwealth followed at 915. with 15 consecutive serves State will be at home to Q in Salonica. Greece. The men's golf team the way for the Pack. Campbell's orange team to boost State over the host conference rival fired a team total of 889 to Tribe. 15—0. in the fifth Clemson Friday night Senior Lorenzo Charles capturing the individual was fifth at 920 and North before traveling to Col- and Gannon each fired in win the Hargrove B. Davis title with a three-round 217 Carolina finished sixth at game for the victory. h 21 points to lead the Pack, Invitational Tournament in total. Sophomore Art 927. With the team wins over umbia. 8.0., «for a three- Staff photoby Marshall Nortonr which led 3631 at halftime. Buies Creek Friday. The Roberson was third with a Virginia Commonwealth. match battle with South G a n n o n . a - 0 team took the first-round 223. and junior Jeff The Wolfpack next sees Providence and Carolina. Central Florida Ross helped the volleyball team net the Pennsylvania title sharpshooting guard. got lead Wednesday and never Lankford finished fourth at action Thursday through Pennsylvania for the and Florida State. while garneringall-tournament accolades. his total on seven three- relinquished it in winning 224. Saturday in the Iron Duke tournament title hi The Wolfpack is 12-9 point goals. Charles. a 6-7 by 17 strokes over sec- Guilford took third place Classic at Durham. Philadelphia. Pa.. several overall and 20 in the ACC. Pigskin Results Maryland d. State. 44-21 Air Force d. Notrexpame. Wake Forest d. North 217 Carolina. 14-3 Ohio State d. Illinois. 45-38 Georgia Tech. Virginia tied Rutgers d. Army. 147 Virginia Tech d. Duke. 27-0 Southern Methodist d. Tulsa d. East Carolina. 31-20 Baylor. 2420 Auburn d. Florida State. South Carolina d. Pit- 42-41 tsburgh. 45-21 Good friends won’t leave you flat. _ Alabama d. Penn State. 60 Washington d. Stanford. Boston College d. Temple. 37-15 24-10 Oklahoma. Texas tied Floridad. Tennessee. 43-30 West Virginia d. Syracuse. Louisiana State d. Van- 20-10 derbilt.34-27 Stephen F. Austin d. ‘How- Nebraska d. Missouri.33-23 ard Payne.380

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