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Volume LXV. Number60 Wednesday. February 15, 1984 Raleigh. North carolina Phone 737-2411/2412

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asks for dismissal of suit Jeffrey Bender In addition to denying all charges. plaint that she was notified of her Editorin Chief the University also contends that right to sue on or about Oct. 25 and State denies that racial discrimina~ Fitzgerald failed to meet the time had 90 days to file suit. during which tion was a factor in its hiring of an limitations prescribed by Title VII of the suit was filed. NatlveoostumesanddanoewlllbefeaturedatthesecondannualVietnamesefllghttobeheidlnsuwanmeater assistant director of Residence Facil- the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Fitzgerald also charges that she Saturday at 6 pm. The evening of dining and entertainment is organized by State students and the Raleigh ities in September and has asked for was the most qualified applicant for Vietnamesecommunity in order to Introduce more people to the food and culture ofVietnam. dismissal of a civil rights action Both parties will spend three to against the University. four months gathering information the job and that Spraggins did not Constance Fitzgerald. an applicant for the case. after which a court date meet the established job qualifica- for the position. filed a complaint will be set. according to Speas. Speas tions. The University denied all Vietnamese celebrate culture against the University Jan. 20 alleg- estimated that. barring dismissal. the charges. ing reverse discrimination. case could be in court in a year. The Fitzgerald case began in Fitzgerald is a white female. Treka Fitzgerald contends that she was September of 1982 with a complaint Spraggins. the successful applicant. not hired for the 'job by Associate to the Equal Employment Opportuni- in evening of food, entertainment is a black female. Vice Chancellor Charles Haywood ty Commission which found “reason- Through its attorney. Assistant because she is white and that able cause to believe" that the Attorney General Edwin M. Speas Spraggins was hired because she is University violated Title VII of the SofiaHogan According to Nguyen Van De. head will be similar to last year's with a Jr.. the University filed its answer to black. Civil Rights Act of 1964. Fitzgerald Co-News Editor of the food committee. last year's few variations. Dancing. singing. a the complaint in US. District Court filed suit after conciliation efforts The second annual Vietnamese event was a total sellout. This year sword demonstration. a live band led Thursday. Fitzgerald maintains in her com- failed in September. Night will be held in Stewart more people are aware that such'an by Nguyen Hou Dung and a fashion Theater Saturday at 6 p.m. with event takes place. Nguyen said. so he show produced by State students. entertainment at 7:30. anticipates that there will be more Police charge two “I am optimistic about this year's people attending the function. Nguyen Loc. another member of turnout." said Mai Hoang. one of State's Vietnamese community. said. several Vietnamese students at State Nguyen said that the menu will “The purpose of Vietnamese night is who is organizing the event. include Vietnamese steak. egg rolls. to share with the students the Students attempt theater break-in With the help of Raleigh's Viet— rice (plain). chicken slaw and banana Vietnamese culture and traditions cake. He said that last year they had and hope we are are conveying this Tim Medlin wearing surgical gloves to prevent State in 1969. no Public Safety officer namese community. a group of State cooked fried rice. and it tasted Staff Writer fingerprints. Price said. a gun in the line of duty. students started Vietnamese Night - terrific. but that there was just too purpose." has fired an evening of dining and entertain- much time involved in preparing the The two students had gathered an Quick and Gregg. both of 249 ment. in effort to give others the Interested students can receive Two students who carried unusual assortment of costumes and tools. Owen. have court dates set for April opportunity to learn about Vietnam- ingredients before frying. protection devices were arrested on They had also taken a power drill. a 4. Both may also receive disciplinary more information at the student charges of felonious breaking. enter‘ propane torch and silk pajamas. said ese food and culture. The entertainment for the night center box office. ing and larceny early Sunday morn- action from Student Development ing in Thompson Theater. Price. officials. Both Quick and Gregg had a Russell Quick. a freshman in homemade device constructed of a mathematics education. and Scott flash attachment connected to a Officials investigate Winston Hall Gregg. a freshman in industrial ninevolt battery. Its purpose. accord- engineering. were arrested shortly ing to Capt. Larry Liles. was to after 1:30 am. Sunday and released temporarily blind intruders to allow on 8500 bond each. said Lt. Wilbur time for escape. Due to their hiding for cancer causing elements Price. positions. the students were not able According to Price. patrol officers to use the devices. Lucy lnman Franklin's letter mentioned a “hot died of liver cancer in October. He Ann Lee and Wesley Shattuck re» "It's a good way to get shot." Liles Raleigh TimesStaff Writer spot." Room 115 in Winston Hall. was 47. sponded to a call to investigate said of the devices. where each of the three professors Last Monday Raymond Camp. 48. a Thompson Theater. Upon arriving. Two State University English who died had an office. two of them State speech professor since 1969. they found the latch on a fire door Had they been used. Liles said. professors who worked in the same at the same time. had a malignant tumor removed from had been taped to prevent the door “the first thing (the officer is) going office and a third who worked in “The buildings might indeed be the his bladder. Camp said doctors from locking. to think is ‘muzzle flash.‘ " the burst offices next door in Winston Hall culprit." Franklin said in an in- removed the tumor as soon as they In dust near the door were of flame emitted from a gun barrel have died of liver and bladder cancer terview. “Some way. it's strange." discovered it. He plans to return to footprints leading into the building. when fired. during the past three years. Winston Hall. where the English work Thursday. Upon searching the building. the Liles said that one of the officers Last week a speech professor who department was located for several Camp said he had been close to the officers found Quick and Gregg. one might have instinctively fired his gun Police confiscated two flash units has an office in the same building was years. was built in 1910 and pre- three professors who died of cancer. hiding behind an inner door and the in self defense. carried in an attempted robbery of diagnosed as having bladder cancer. viously was used by the chemistry “All four of us have shared offices or other in a pile of costumes. Both were that since he came to A department head. concerned department and the chemical de- been near each other" at State. he Price said Thompson Theater. that more than coincidence is in- partment of the State Experiment said. volved. has asked State to in- Station. Camp said he thought Tompkins vestigate to determine if the cancer Tompkins Hall was built in 1901 Hall: as well as Winston. had been cases are related. Hot Pack hosts Northeastern for the School of Textiles. which used used to store chemicals and remem- t Faculty members are concerned it until 1940. Since then. the hall has bered being told that when he moved Devin Steele the eollaeum box office has extended inside—oriented team which averages because the victims were relatively been used for classes. his office there in 1973 or 1974. Sports Editor distribution through today. a hot 80.7 points a game and young in their 40s and 503 — and The first cancer death among the “There is sort of an uneasy concern Take a closer look at this outrebounds its opponents by 9.8 a Winston Hall previously housed the English professors occurred in 1981 among all my senior faculty and Tonight's basketball game with Northeastern team. The Pack may game. Forward Mark Hazel leads the chemistry department. when R. Benjamin White Jr.. assis- colleagues." he said. Northeastern. coach Jim Valvano just need that sixth man in the team in scoring (21.6 ppg.) and William G. Franklin. head of tant head of the English department. Both Franklin and Camp were pleads. is not a lock. not a surevwin stands to pull this one out. rebounding (10.5 rpg.) and gets help State's speech-communication de- died of bladder cancer. White. 50. had English professors at State before underneath from forward Reggie partment. wrote a letter to Chan- been at State since 1960. speechcommunications depart- for his squad as many Wolfpackers The Huskies from Boston. Mass.. cellor the may believe. have licked 19 opponents and bowed Lewis (16.9 ppg.. 5.8 rpg.) and center Bruce Poulton last week asking Later in 1981. Guy Owen. an ment was established there. only three times. including to Boston Roland Braswell (11.5 ppg.. 6.9 rpg.l. . that Winston and Tompkins halls. English professor at State for 19 Don, Gray. a campus safety officer It's certainly easy for students to (7.5 ppg.) and Andre which have housed the English and years. died of liver cancer. He was who is in charge of the investigation. put this one in the books. it appears College in overtime. Glen Miller speech departments for more than 15 56. He was that this team from the ECAC-North When these two canines tipoff at LaFleur (6.7 ppg.. 7.8 assists per years. be investigated. a well-knewn author said he had met with radiation 7:30 in the Wolves' Den. a possible game) are the guards. whose best-known work was The protection and safety services of- will offer only a rib-tickler for dogfight could well ensue. ”They're a very talented team. Poulton replied to Franklin- that Flim Flam Man. ficials and was planning to meet with Saturday's rematch with North “This is a very big game for us." very well coached." Valvano said. the campus radiation protection of- Thomas N. Walters. who had medical officials Tuesday. Carolina. Student ticket pickup has said Valvano. whose 18-7 team puts “(Coach Jim) Calhoun‘s a good friend ficer would examine the buildings. taught English at State since 1964. Reprinted from The Raleigh Times moved at snail's pace this week. so an eight-game winning string on the of mine. and I know the job he's done line. "I know a lot of people have there. They've been in NCAA play. asked the question. 'Are we going to and they've had success. A couple of be looking past the game because it's years ago they took Villanova to Random Selection Process forces many non-conference or are we going to be double overtime in the NCAA a little flat for the game?‘ I don't Tournament. We're not looking past know if we're going to win or not. but them at all." I will guarantee we're not going to be A win would give the Wolfpack 19. down for the basketball game. one shy of the unwritten “magic" to face problems of off campus housing “We've got 18 wins. won eight in a number that almost assures a tea of row. worked very hard and put an NCAA Tournament berth. Tim Modlin During the search. students should stickers. many students find com- which is often only partially refun- ourselves in a position for post “Coming back from a 10-7 record to Staff Writer consider many aspects of offcampus muting prohibitively expensive. season play. so we're certainly not a 197 record would I think put us in Now that the results of the housing before settling on one dable. ifat all. going to jeapordize that by coming a good position and maybe a win Random Selection Process have been apartment or rented room. A‘ helpful packet for students who ' Utilities included in rent are often up flat or emotionally down for a away from a post-season bid." Val- announced. many freshmen are Rent and proximity to campus are find themselves having to look for limited to water. Other utility costs game late in the year." vano said. wondering where they will be living important considerations. off-campus housing is available in the can vary substantially depending on Three players average in double A 45-second shot clock will be used next year. Of 3.907 men now living on Rent can range from around $100 housing office in Harris Hall. The the type of heat used. the construc- figures for Northeastern. a powerful for the game. campus. only 1.128. or 29 per cent per month for a single room in a packet. entitled "Living Off Campus". tion of the apartment and personal will be allowed to return to campus private house to $610 per month for a summarizes the more important as- habits. next fall. The figure is even smaller three bedroom apartment at The pects of leasing from several of the 0 Typical lease periods are six inside — lntramurals. Page 7. for women. Only 320 of 2.304. or 14 Shire. local apartment complexes. months and 12 months. Some com- — Housing In depth. . Page ‘2. per cent. will be permitted to return Often. the financial burden can be 0 The number of bedrooms serves as plexes offer the option of monthly — Women demolish Ga, Tech. next year. eased by having a roommate or two. a general guide to the size of the lease periods after the occupant has Alternatives for lottery Victims. Page 8. Some students who are close to the But a year of dormitory life can apartment. but not all bedrooms are lived in the apartment for a specified Page 3. cutoff numbers may eventually get convince a rising sophomore that the same size. Many apartment length of time. — Riflers post season's best rooms on campus for next year roommates are best left in the dorms. complexes limit the number of occu- 0 The problem with monthly lease performance. Page 9. because some of the ‘winners’ may pants per bedroom to one. periods is that apartment rcnt can ~ Students should vote. Page 4. choose to move off campus. Most. Proximity to campus is another 0 Anything called an efficiency is a increase from one lease to the. next. however. are now forced into what major factor to be considered. While combined bedroom-living room A 12-month lease fixes the rent for a Computer SCICHCC Dept — Classifieds. can be a long. painful search for some students are lucky enough to apartment with a small kitchen and a year. but it also binds the occupant to grows. Page 5 off-campus housing. find housing within walking distance bathroom. the apartment during the summer. According to Barbara Johnson of of campus. many find that transpor- 0 Most apartments require a deposit 0 Sublettingcan alleviate this pro Women sw.mmers set for ACC wonther Hudson Realty. a housing shortage tation is a necessity. and sometimes one month's advance blem. but many landlords prohibit it. Teurnament Page 6. definitely exists in Raleigh. Main Aside from the hassles of cross— rent. The deposit is~usually refunda- There are many other problems Today: Sunny, with highs in the causes of the shortage seem to be campus hikes from the fringe lot and ble at the termination of the lease. involved with finding off campus low 605. Fair tonight. Low around young people leaving home. student long periods of waiting in the rain for unless some damage to the apart» housing. The Housing Department 36°. influx to attend one of the colleges or a bus. the financial side of commuting ment was sustained during oc- will conduct an off-campus housing universities in the city and migration must also be considered. With the cupancy. fair in the student center on Feb.28. Beware the fury of a patient Thursday: Partly cloudy. \X/arm from the north. Renting inquiries high price of gasoline. the 60 cents 0 If pets are allowed. the manage More complete iniormation concern man. alone prompt a minimum of 15 to 25 per ride fare of the CAT bus and the ment typically limits the size of the ing off-campus housing is available at John Dryden weather continues. High In 605. calls daily to Johnson‘s office. skyrocketing price of parking animal. A deposit is usually required. Harris Hall. I February 15. 1984 / Technician / Features

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Co-ed roomating increases in popularity as unique housing alternative recommend this style of together) is above re- brother and sister." or living are usually 21 or mates“ .but you‘re not member of the opposite residency. he said. ”I proach." they're “strictly friends" older completely alone." sex. because sometimes wouldn't disparage it. Knox cannot see any- Another student. a The only disadvantages “other girls are a bummer Them being a couple For a girl. Knox said. the thing against a co-ed female who also asked not was the young man‘s un- to live with." doesn't make a difference. advantages would be to apartment. but she ob- to be identified. found that cleanliness. One specific So. those of you who are It's the same as having two have a man around. for serves that “the nicest- task she didn't enjoy was thinking about terminating guys." except. he said. protection. and the devel- looking things don't always living with a guy was very “cleaning up the kitchen your roommate’s college “two guys wouldn't kiss as opment of “a very true turn out to be the best." pleasing. after him." experience. consider mov— much." friendship." The couples She said that the stu— "You don't get hassled But. she said she'd re- ing in with the other Martha Knox. social usually grow to be “like dents who opt for co—ed by other female room- commend living with a gender. director of Wakefield Apartments. has found that coed apartments or Lottery losers face increased transportation problems houses can work out. Ac- Linda Seymour All of us here at State Some transportation im- law. be selfsupporting. An extensive shuttle bus cording to Knox. a girl and Feature Writer are forced to abide ,by provements suggested by It would cost $1,280,120 system could be developed a guy would share a place campus parking or traffic students are innercampus to purchase 5 new buses. and careful consideration is out of financial necessity. Did you benefit from the regulations in some degree. buses. more parking spaces not including 375.000 de- being given to parking “not so much during the housing lottery? If you If you own or operate an and reduced ticket fees. preciation per year. per decks and surface lots. Staff photoby Bob Thomas school year." but in the were fortunate enough to automobile. moped. Brenda Gibson. a stu- new bus for 10 years. Unfortunately. all trans- If living with a roomate of the same sex does not prove to summer. "Just to save be one of the lucky 312 motorcycle or bicycle. you dent majoring in Political according to the North portation problems have be a pleasant experience, co-ed living provides an expenses." she said. "a guy students who did benefit must purchase a campus Science. says.“0n campus Carolina State University something to do with alternative. will go over to a girl's from it. congratulations! parking permit and then travel could be made much parking analysis study. money. The parking analy- Howdy Freeman out quite well. while also apartment for the sum- Unfortunately the major- abide by campus traffic easier if there was a bus to As far as parking spaces sis study says the Feature Writer involving minimal dis- mer." ity of us are going to be regulations. If you live take students from west to are concerned. the Trans- “budget will be in a deficit advantages. Knox said that there faced with a large dilemma off-campus and you don't east campus.” portation Department is position beginning 198384. Does it make you A male. junior English have not been any parental this fall. We will have to have your own form of Barbara Levy. a speech considering changes. but Therefore. students. staff nauseous to think that the major. who asked not to be problems. Since the find cheap. off-campus transportation. you will communications major. they are still undecided. and faculty may see a only time you scored indentified. has been parents have to cosign all housing in relatively close probably have to resort to says. “There just aren’t The Transportation slight increase in permit higher than your class sharing an apartment with leases. “it's not sneaky" if a proximity. CAT or Wolfline buses. enough spaces for commut- Department suggests a fees. The increased permit rivals was on the dormito- a girl and her boyfriend for girl and guy decide to In addition. many of us Also. the on-campus. ers." She also adds that she ridesharing program which fees will cover projected ry lottery? Do you girls the past seven months. share a place. will be faced with some non-vehicle operating is forced to use parking would include car and van deficits" and allow for find it hard to cope with they each have their own When asked if Wakefield new campus transportation students must be sure to meters and "risk getting pooling and ultimately cut “payroll deductions and your roomie borrowing all rooms. Apartments had ever re guidelines. No longer will obey pedestrian regula- (parking)tickets." down on the total number future decisions on policy your clothes all the time. “I had to find room- ceived any moral criticism you be able to walk out of tions so as not to inhibit In response to some ofcars on campus. changes." and do you guys consider mates." he said. after being for allowing coed living. your dorm room and be to the traffic flow. common complaints made homicide when intoxicated asked why he chose this Knox said. "I don't think class in 15 minutes. Many So the fact remains that by students. the Transpor- life forms stumble into type of accommodation. there should be anything students are going to have we are all involved in tation Department has Dorms avoid lottery your room at 3 am. and The disadvantages are moral about it." She said to use some type of trans- State's transportation considered some major. then go into discourses on used to having portation in order to get to system in some way. Are changes. their faltering love lives? minimal and short-lived. that she's class. there any fallacies in the Inner-campus buses have Bill Ridenhour ($670/semester for North “They (his roommates) oc~ men living around her. for Are you aware of the system? Are there any been considered; however. Feature Writer Hall, $750/semester for There is an alternative casionally have fights." he when she was a girl. her transportation form avail- promotions? the expenses right now are South Hall). the added to putting up with these said. “So I don't know if I'll family used to house able to you as a NCSU Well. just like anything too high. Anne Hitchcock. In the quest to satisfy expense is countered by problems. In the liberal- be paying more rent next tobacco workers. "There student? You may choose else. there is always room assistant Director of one of the basic human added amenities. minded 1980s, more and week. . . but otherwise. it's ~ are top grade students for improvement. Howev- needs housing - State One of the nicest of the more students are turning OK." Then. of course. there here." Knox said. from bussing. carpooling. Transportation. says. “All extra features. appreciated know bicycling or motorcycling; er. the Transportation transportation and parking students find themselves to co—ed living arrange- are “parental problems." "Everyone gets to however. there are a few Department here at State units at N..C State Un with many different op- most during Raleigh's hot ments which seem to work When asked if he would is doing sufficiently well. tions. summer months. is air obstacles in the way. iversities must. by state Whether by choice or conditioning. Since both necessity. many students halls are air-conditioned decide to live off~campus they provide a special re- either in an apartment, a lief not found in the other room or a house. Other dormitories on campus. students. fortunate to Another advantage that survive the infamous lot- North and South Halls tery. enjoy the conve- have over other dormito niences associated with liv- ries is not having to go United Parcel Service UNIVERSITY PLAYERS PRESENT ing on campus. through the Random Bridging the gap be- Selection Process (the lot- tween the comfortable life tery). Part-time employment of apartment living and the Both of these dormito- convenient life of campus ries have individual Monday - Friday workweek dwelling are North and features indigenous just to early morning hours South Halls — offering them. North Hall is unique THE TWIN comfortable and conve- in that each room has a early evening hours nient accomodatlons. private bath. South Hall While the room rent for boasts its brand new facili- late evening hours these halls is more ties and furnishings. and MENAECHMI expensive than for the has the capacity for com- o t h e r d o r m s puter hook-ups. 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Roomates encounter problems with Cohabitation Jeany Sapp cal. religious and ethical '-v no.0;- Feature Writer debates. While it is not so ...l'..‘:'. difficult to preach the idea X33; Not every college stu- of “to each his own." it is a dent is as lucky as Lee different and more trying Clyburn or James Mitchell matter for a politically when it comes to the liberal-minded person to subject of rooming share a 10' X 15' room with together. Lee and James an admirer of Jesse Helms have become close friends for an entire semester. One while living in the same student with a similar dormitory room together. problem stated. ”We Their unusual compatibili- steered away from con- ty leaves little opportunity troversial subjects. . . when for the conflicts that some- things got hostile. I would times exist between usually leave the room for roommates. a few hours." "We get along very well, Late hours pose another but we also respect each touchy problem for other‘s privacy." said roommates. Most students freshman political science will probably agree that major. Lee as he strummed few things are more his electric guitar. stressful than a roommate When he starts to sing. coming in late and turning James. who is a freshman on the lights the night majoring in ornamental before a big test. What horticulture. looks at him seems like a minimal and grimaces. “We do have amount of noise to the one disagreement: Lee returning roommate can thinks he can sing!" If that seem like a deliberate an- is the only major conflict nouncement of arrival to they have encountered. the roommate who has they are probably doing been asleep for hours. very well. Concerning the Even little things, such as 22» ‘ I guitar. James admits with the rattle of a key in a lock. Staffphotos by Bob Thomas a grin. “It's not something is enough to penetrate the I can't live with." slumber of the average. Conflicting lifestyles may cause tension between roommates; thcfcfofci agreements must be met before a peaceful Packing two people into an approximate space of twelve Although people hard-working college stu~ relationship can be established. bytwelvefeet leaves plentyofroom for problems. generally tend tothink of a 'dent. But problems like ' college education as the this are not usually studiers. If you have to titled ”Living With a list of the most common llt'l study: teaching such as being able to cheaper to run this pro knowledge one gains in a purposeful. “You just don't have total silence in order Roommates." It contains roommate problems tor roominnti-s how to negoti- separate personality from gram than it would be to classroom. students usually think about stuff like that." to study. then chances are helpful advice and both men and women. They ilit'. This semester at problems. focusing on in- change room assignmr-imi' find that a large part of said one student. your roommate has to guidelines for maintaining included: conflicts in ilkldlliil’llit tour groups of terests — not power- Homer said perhaps not. their maturing comes from Visiting friends can also study with music playing. a civil and maybe even sleeping habits. study roommates. six pairs in plays. brainstorming and but the real point is to ht'lll learning to live in a small present a problem. espe— If this is your problem. enjoyable relationship with patterns. lifestyles ltidi‘ (‘iii'll group. will learn decision-making based on students grow up. What, space with another person. cially those of the opposite‘ then take heart. it could 'be aroommate. ness. etc.) and racial or i‘Hllllllllnli'iiIliin skills at the objective standards. The they learn in resolx'iniz Because the housing sex. Dropping by to visit a worse. One student said Climbing the walls and cultural differences. I‘iilln\t‘llni{ center -— end of successful negotia- these differences will iw oi service does not match friend for a short while is a that he and his roommate moving out may not be the Most of these problems ilslt'lllng. seli~disclosure. tion isn't “I win; you lose." as much value to them in roommates unless a stu- simple matter. but things had to establish an best solutions to problems can be resolved through vonli‘ontation and feed- Homer said. In the best later life. she said. its dent requests a particular get complicated when a "agreement that the tele- with roommates. according negotiation. Homer said. liltt'h. After that they'll negotiation. everyone wins. anything else they learn in one. it is unlikely that two person never sees his/her vision and the stereo to Judith Homer. a That's the next phase of li-ui'n negotiation skills But will it really be college. roommates will share many roommate. As one girl said. wouldn‘t be on at the same graduate student in of the same interests and “There would always be time." psychology at the Univer- opinions. It is easy to see guys in there. . . sitting on How do students deal sity of Oklahoma. Conflict Lottery results bring diverse student reactions how a lot of conflicts can the bed." Most people re with roommate problems? with roommates carries a occur. quire some amount of These are some of the heavy emotion at cost for Amy Elkins l'I'.t-i‘\' your some dorm Jane Whitman. a freshman Since Lysa must pit) Several students privacy in which to relax. typical answers: "I would the people involved. she Feature Writer l'l'\lllt‘lll$ must participate in civil engineering who out-of-state tuition. she can explained types of room- Privacy in a college dormi- usually leave." “go to the said. and it costs the ii. ilii- university lottery did not make the lottery. "stay down here as long m mate disagreements they tory is severely limited, library." “just leave," university to reassign Tension surroundi-ii ~\ \li'ili. These include “Hopefully. the RA job will (she) finds something rt'ii have encountered and how and company at all hours is ”walk away." Obviously. students to different campus dormitories this l'i~i-.\liiiit-ii and up< pull through. If not. I'll sonable." they have resolved them. considered an intolerable most students would rooms. week as students anxiously lil'li‘lll\‘III(‘lI who did not probably be taking out Without the Sf‘CUI‘ll}' oi Most of the problems con- intrusion by many. rather leave the conflict Together with Professor waited to check the possi Illiikt' the lottery last year. loans." guaranteed housing, s‘tii cern: strange hours. study Studying is supposedly than confront it. “Nobody Wayne Rowe. Homer is bility of returning to thcir Mun} must find alterna- dents have to search l'ov habits. late visitors and the reason for being here. talks about it. it's too conducting a study of rooms in the fall. liuw iodorm life. Many students must find available rooms with moil personality differences. Unfortunately. people have hard." said one student. roommate compatibility Groups gathered around ltmiiim the frustrations a way to pay for the extra erate prices. "It will Cnil iii One of the most difficult many different preferences “The easiest thing to do is with an eye toward helping the posted lists LI'EICIIIII oi linrlinu another place to costs of apartments. “1 costing a couple hunlll‘l‘il aspects of learning to for study environments. walk away." .This attitude roomies learn to work out their names to Iht‘il‘ in t'. not making the lottery have to get a part-time or more." Eliza Jani- ('iilll peaceably interact with You could be as lucky as may be the most popular their differences. ' some- assigned numbers. Sliliit‘ .il\ti brings financial co-op job." said Lysa mented. “It's A prolilcn. other people is recognizing Lee Clyburn and James method of dealing with thing she said would be were smiling: others curs hllilhiiiI'm applying for Holbrook. a freshman in but there is nothing I can another person's right to Mitchell are. "We both controversy, but' it can better for the students mgg. int.Hit1.ll .iid.' said Eliza mechanical engineering. doaboutit." have ideas without com- study at night together." cause a lot of painful . than moving and less cos- promising one's own val- Lee said. Roommates "be- unvented stress. tly tothe university. ues. Roommates often ing inconsiderate" is the The housing service has By annoying resident engage in ferocious politi- complaint of most harried available pamphlets en- advisers. Homer developed How to have class between classos. fi a“,”a"?" E

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A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and in fact the very life of the campus are registered. It is the mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is .blank.Technician, vol. 1. no. 1. Feb. 1. I920

Business prevails Making headways in research is old decisions based on the best interests of hand at State. It seems like new the students and not according to what is discoveries and new processes are being being done at other institutions. . found every day in the laboratories here. Who cares if State U. in another state It is too bad that the same cannot be said bans all use of a particular appliance in for many parts of the administration. their residence facilities? Who cares if a Over the last several weeks, we have neighboring institution tows any car discussed the general lack of concern for illegally parked with no questions asked? students in the decisions of many of the The point that should be considered is departments. It is a topic worth discuss: whether or not the policies or procedures ing again. can be changed to be more beneficial to A look at many of the procedures and the students without significant pro- policies of departments that deal directly blems. Obviously, the word “significant" with students reveals that less concern offers a opportunity for dispute. We feel for the students was shown than could that, even if a change — such as not have been. ticketing cars parked illegally on Friday The attitudes that seem to prevail are afternoon after 2 pm. — costs a little in, that the University has a budget, for instance, lost revenues, the value to employs workers, and as such, should students would be well worth the loss. be run as a business. The emphasis Few, if any, students have a particular seems to be on meeting budgetary line desire to see shiny new cushmans for the Students should face issues items rather than looking out for the best parking control officers to ride around in. 7 As the first primaries draw near. students L 3...; . ‘ ~ are replacing. The MX missile is a case in interests of students. Let them walk and get some exercise ask why should they care. They ask what point. '_ In a situation where the subject of the and pass.the savings on to the students. issues are relevant to them. Despite the fact With the build-up a draft is likely. And with that there is no war going on or any other Reagan willing to use troops instead of decisions are people, the decision must Or better yet, hire students to ticket cars. HENRYL' diplomacy many draftees will be sent tofight. be looked’ at in a different light than if They would Walk, probably work for sort of crisis, there are issues they should be concerned about. JARRETT One day at State and the next in Nicaragua. dealing wrth boxes or pipes. In the case less, and could certainly do as good a One that effects them directly is financial Another part of the deficit is the huge tax of State, the decisions not only deal with job. , aid. Since President Ronald Reagan came cuts. The loss of revenue combined with the people, but deal with the lifestyles and The point is, why have a “cadillac” into office, federal financial aid to students huge increase in defense spending helped to living conditions of these people. In a department, in any department, when a has been cut back severely. At a time when Editorial CBzumst . create the huge deficits. And those tax cuts business setting, most of those affected less expensive and less rigid department there is a short supply of engineers and were not fairly distributed. by a decision can leave the office after a would serve students at least as well, if people with computer skills financial aid is money is being pumped into the money that The effect of the deficits on the economy day of work and go home to another not better? being cut. the private sector is not pumping in. But in should concern students. The deficits, as setting not affected by decisions other Why have a department with stringent And for what? Most of the student loans an economic boom they can be disastrous. mentioned, crowd out private borrowing are paid back. If we are to make sure that Heavy government borrowing crowds out which prevents expansion. And that means than their own. At a university setting, it rules governing something that may not private borrowing. Because of the demand fewer jobs. Most students want jobs when is often not until the students go home be a problem if given the chance? Let’s our future leaders are well educated should regard- we not try to make sure they have financing? to borrow, interest rates could go up. The they graduate. that the decisions affect them. ' start making rules and decisions The $30,000 maximum limit for gross net car you want to buy when you graduate or Other issues such as the environment, civil We challenge the University to make ing students with students in mind. income for eligibility for a loan is too low. the business you want to start up later could rights and social justice are not easily seen as One parent could make $15,000 with the be out of reach. And if you are thinking important by students. But that does not other making $15,000 also and still not about a family, you may have to wait a while mean these issues should not be discussed. have enough to support a child in college. before buying a house. They each have their own importance‘and at And if you carry a heavy course load it is Part of the deficit is due to the huge one time they were the issues. And students almost impossible to have a full-time or even defense build-up. Is that build-up going to in bull sessions will occasionally debate one part-time job. make us any more secure?Will that build-up side or the other. What needs to be done is take off the limit eventually lead to a draft? Students need to remember they are not and put loans on a progressive scale. The The build in arms — especially in nuclear on an island separated from the rest of the more parents make, the less the student arms — will not make us any more secure. world. Like it or not, what goes on off receives in loans. This would help upper The slogan is not bigger is better, but it is campus effects them. They need not know income families a little. But it would help low better is better. Some of the weapons being every' minute detail of an issue. But just and middle income families the most. purchased may be sophisticated but not enough not to be ignorant. Because if one of Deficits should be a concern of students. dependable. And the nuclear weapons being them becomes president, some day igno- They are good in a recession. it means built are just as vulnerable as the ones they rance could be dangerous. '

WKNC needs to serve college community l was disappointed. .though not surprised. to 'programming. especially when WKNC's own in programming would be understandable if find no mention in Monday's Technician of the surveys indicate that they have only. a handful of WKNC were a commercial station that needed to recent decision made by the WKNC station listeners in State‘s student community. Surely the adapt its programming to promote sales. but manager and selected staff members to cancel the WKNC staff does not honestly believe that its WKNC has no such commercial demands. The evening jazz show My lack of surprise at not perpetual “toxic-waste rock" format (the musical sole motivation of the staff in its absurd quest for a readlng of the cancellation comes because this equivalent of fingernails on a chalkboard) comes market share is that it will look good on the decision is one that the WKNC management anywhere close to addressing the diverse musical resume of each staffer to have worked at a would probably rather keep hushed up. WKNC, tastes of State's student community which, competitive station. To me it seems unfair and which has shut down temporarily for the without choice, sponsors the station. Now the unethical for the WKNC to ignore, at the expense installation of new transmitting equipment. will WKNC programmers have managed to shed the of State’s student body. the unwritten obligation to soon be back on the air. minus the jazz show. last vestige of decent radio by quietly killing the provide college-level broadcasting services for the How will the jam show be replaced? With more jazz show. The big question. ofcourse, is why? State student community. , “chain-saw rock," naturally. With the new The despicable rationale behind this program- When even Chancellor Bruce Poulton has equipment all of Raleigh will be able to tune in to ming dung heap was recently explained to me by appeared on WQDR “10th birthday" televised Ted Nugent, Black Sabbath and perhaps 25 more a station insider. WKNC, it seems, has managed ‘commercials and stated that .most State students “heavy metal" stars whose collective abuse of to capture a large share of the high school/junior listen to WQDR, it becomes painfully obvious that black vinyl discs is enough to make John Lennon high school FM audience by programming music WKNC is not fulfilling its responsibility to the rollover in hisgrave. ‘(a debatable application of the term) that appeals students whose fees support it. Only when WKNC l have often wondered what the programmers primarily to the under-seventeen listener. This succeeds at capturing a share of the college-age at WKNC have against musicians who can play shows up as points in radio industry surveys audience will they be genuinely successful. both as more than four chords and whose socio-artistic which are about the equivalent of the weekly a competitive alternative to commercial radio and lQ's are not preceded by decimal points. I also ratings applied to commercial television pro- as a service and source of pride to the university. wonder why there is not'massive outcy at the use gramming (we've seen what this has done for the Tim S. Hall of student fees to support this degenerative quality of commercial television). This orientation GR8C5

Abortion provides for exploitation of women, fetuses Recently, one woman shared the experience of was formed because: 3) Women are left emotionally broken by her third abortion with me. I would like to share it I) Women are lied to about this life inside of abortion. a problem which hasgone unnoticed. with you. them. 4) Over [0 million babies have been “legally" Four and one-half months pregnant. Donna Psalm |39zl6 says: murdered since I973. Turner went to the women‘s clinic to have her “Thine eyes have seen my unformed substance; 5) Even the aborted fetus is exploited. Girls. third abortion. She was administered the Saline and in thy book they were all written. the days check your beauty aids for the word “Collages." It abortion method, placing a salt solution into the that were ordained for me. while as yet there was . is fancy for “ground-up murdered babies." amniotic fluid. She was released and told to not one ofthem." Today. Donna has made a stand against return the next day. God has ordained the days of this embryonic abortion. lnslde Donna's womb. the turmoil began shortly substance. even when it is not fully formed. afterwards; her child began kicking violently inside 2) Women are rarely told about the dangers of PatrickAlan Lennon of her. Donna. while being driven to the clinic the abortion. JRSED next morning, could withstand the pain no longer. After hard labor, her dead son was delivered in forum policy the back seat of the car. His skin was red from Technician welcomes 'forum' letters. They are and taste. In no case will the writer be informed Saline burns. blue from the bruises which it had likeiy‘to be printed if they: ‘ before that his letter has been edited for printing. acquired. and its eyes were burned out of their 0 deal with significant issues. breaking news or sockets. Donna knew that murder had taken place public interest. Technician will withhold an author's name only inside of her. Afterwards. she named her son d are typed or printed legibly and double spaced. if failure to do so would result in clear and present Matthew and could be found rocking her baby 0 are limited to 350 words. and danger to the writer. Rare exceptions to this policy and crying. in a psychotic daze. “Mama's sorry o are signed with the writer's address. phone will be made at the discretion of the Editor in . Matthew Mama‘ssorry , number and, if the writer is a student. his Chief. Since that day Donna has come to know the classification and curriculum. Lord Jesus Christ and. asking forgiveness for the All letters become the property of Technician murders as well as all of her sins. she has asked Technician reserves the right not to publish any and will not be returned to the author. Letters Jesus to be her Lord and Master. Jesus was letter which does not comply with the above rules should be brought by Student Center Suite 3120 faithful to do this. or which is deemed inappropriate for printing by or mailed to Technician. Letters to the Editor. Toda‘y. Donna heads the organization called the Editor in Chief. PO Box 5698 University Station. Raleigh NC. Women Exploited by Abortion. This organization Letters are subject to editing for. style. brevny 27650. February 15. 1984 ITechnician I Sci-Tech! 5

The, Real World. Interface

Computer science department making it easier

I thought this would be About three years ago. i .1 students with personal Instead. each user keeps an easy article ~ write there was a severe short- terminals. (Harry is quick his own supply of five and semething on computers on age of terminals at State. to point out that there are a quarter inch floppy disks State‘s campus. Just a Enrollment in the CSC plenty of terminals avail- used to store programs and little research on the department had grown far able. so home terminals work. Before logoff. all the computer science depart- beyond the capacity of the aren't an absolute work is "dumped" onto the ment and I'd have an computer facilities. At that necessity.) floppies for later use. This “instant article." Everyone time. Triangle Universities The “MVB.” as it's called. solves the problem of hav- “knows" that State has a Computation Center was hasn't totally replaced ing to keep a continuous TUCC. The old systems file on the computer for like WYLBUR. TSO and each student and decreases CMS will be a significant maintainence expenses. part of the computer The SAGE computer science curriculum. But the system. an experiment last JAMES MV8 is carrying a large semester. has proven so ‘ part of the courseload. successful that several - BRIGNIAN Currently. CSC 111. 302. classes are now handled as 411. 431. 432 and 495 if they were on a normal accounts are carried on timesharing computer this computer. system. CSC 101. 102. 200. State realizes that run- 201 and 311 classes use the %Science Technology ning a program of courses computers. with plans to Columnist around a single computer add more classes as facili- crummy computer science the sole source of comput- system can have dis- ties grow to meet the department because there ing facilities for the de- advantages. Using several demand. just isn‘t enough equip- partment at the under- computers instead of one Students have found that ment to accommodate the graduate level. big one means that stu- the “distributed" computer students who need to use a The main method of dents will be less affected system using the SAGEs is computer. submitting programs to . - _ Staff mowadem by technical problems. Al- a programmer's dream. I found that the de- TUCC was the old pun- The SAGE lv computers in Leazar Hall have enabled more students to have better access to computers for their though this is a simple They can compile and ,run partment has been chang- chcards. which were as assignments. Each SAGE can support five users at one time. concept. many small com- programs extremely fast. ing some things here in unsuited to educational puters present manage- With 156 terminals avail- response to student needs. purposes as they were to The crunch for terminals State. He is a knowl- The Data General com- which means that more ment and equipment pro- able. there is less of a To further complicate business applications. Long was relieved with the ad- edgeable. friendly sort who puter system is the “super than 60 students can use it blems that are absent in problem with overcrowd- matters. other depart- lines formed at the dition of terminal rooms in talks about his job with a minicomputer" described simultaneously without large timesharing systems. ing. and if one machine ments have begun to make keypunch consoles and the Tompkins. Broughton and look that belies his affec- in Tracy Kidder's Soul of a fear of a breakdown. Each The CSC department has goes down. only five users computers available to handful of CRT's in Daniels DH. Hill Library. but the tion for his work. Harry New Machine . and has student account has an taken a bold step forward are affected. If this hap students. Even the human- and the Hillsborough Build- overloaded system still isn't a professor—he's the been the single most signif- allotted memory capacity with the establishment of a pens. the displaced stu- ities are getting into the ing. These lines lasted well caused headaches with its man behind the Data icant response to the pro of two million characters. system of minicomputers dents aimply move to act. Is nothing sacred? into the night. Spending frequent problems. Some- General MV 8000 system in blem of insufficient com- with onehalf million char- and has provided students another cluster. Soon my pessimistic little nights in front of a termi- thing had to be done. State Leazar Hall. In other puting machinery at State. acters of disk storage. with an innovative and Both the MV 8 and the It has six million charac- The system has highly successful means of SAGE systems are avail- article ballooned into a nal or keypunch was needed its own facilities to words. Harry and his as- 75 ports. computer use. able to students 24 hours a series about computers on common. Professors ease the load. sociates and student ters of memory and 1.100 about 60 of which are Twenty-four SAGE IV day. seven days a week. campus. couldn‘t set reasonable Enter Harry Kuhman. assistants are the answer million characters (1.1 available to students via microcomputers have been Each system is im- This week. a look at the deadlines for homework Kuhman was a software to the horrors that used to gigabytes) of permanent oncampus terminals. Six of set up downstairs from the pressively reliable. fast computer science depart- because TUCC was always specialist with Data go on daily in the bottom of storage on disk drives. It is these ports are tied to the MV 8 system in Leasar and efficient. ment... “going down." General before he came to Daniels Hall. a "timesharing" machine. phone lines for use by _Hall. Each SAGE has a When I asked the opera- of million characters of mem- tors of the systems if there State research team helping fishermen ory and 10 million charac- were ever lines for the the From the Computing Center ters of storage on internal terminals. they answered Users of the CMS communications pro- Shishir Shonek could determine the types centrations and food eventually be able to pre- “Winchester" hard disk “only the day before or the system can now view grams to languages. Science Technology of plankton and fish that cycles. dict areas where key kinds drives. Each computer day after an assignment is on-screen documenta- At this time. User Writer can be sustained in an area. Currently. the satellite of plankton can grow. forms the hub of a cluster due." Students who don't tion of the SIM 3278 Services can provide “Trying to keep a ship in measurements are limited. "By following changes in of six terminals - five wait until the last moment program. SIM 3278 software for the follow- one area for long periods of “We're contributing a these variables. you get a “slaves" and one “master." to work on a programming allows most common ing machines: For years. fishermen time is very difficult." says statistical tool mainly feeling for what species are Slaves are terminals assignment will never have terminals to perform Apple II+ have used ocean tempera- Kamykowski. “Now we can because nutrients cannot where. and why." said where a student enters. to experience the trials of like an IBM 3278 termi- Apple CP/M tures to guide them to estimate some of the now be measured from Kamykowski. That process edits. debugs and runs his an all-night session in front nal. This allows a user IBM-PC good fishing spots. A factors affecting the satellites. There are cer- is important for study. he program. The master ter- ofaterminal in Leasar. to take advantage of Xerox 820 (Kaypro) husband-wife team at State primary production in a tain things you can't said. and also because minal is used only to log The CSC department has full-screen editing and To get a copy of the is refining the idea. large area and predict how measure that way. and “different species can vary onto the system or to print made tremendous progress other applications that programs. bring a blank Daniel Kamykowski. much of that plant material that's the gap that we're in terms offood quality." out a finished program. in the last couple of years. use the 3278 key se- five and a quarter inch associate professor of is likely to go further up trying to fill." Kamykowski While Kamykowski and There is no hookup to The curriculum has quences. disk to Room 106 in the marine. earth and at- the food chain.“ said. Zentara are developing telephone lines. so it is not _. changed to keep pace with The online documen- Hillsborough Building mospheric sciences. and The couple is working models for large areas. as possible to use the SAGE changes in technology. and tation explains how to and ask for the Sara-Joan Zentara. a re- under a NASA grant. Kamykowski and Zen- much as 10 degrees lati- system with a personal new equipment has been use terminals with SIM microcomputer consul- search assistant. are using NASA satellites have been tara are using computers. tude by 10 degrees longi- terminal at home. added to meet the demands 3278 effectively. This tant. satellite temperature measuring ocean tempera- developing plots that can tude. the same methods John Lewis. the system of students inside and out- documentation may be measurements and other ture and chlorophyll _con- determine things like the have been applied to programmer for the side the department. The viewed by typing Starting this year. data to develop methods of tent for almost a decade. temperature at which cer- smaller areas such as SAGEs in Leazar. em- second part of our series “SIMDOC” after logging User Services is pro estimating nutrient levels These measurements. with tain nutrients become de- coastal fisheries off the phasises' that student work will deal with the policies ontoCMS. viding a full-time con— in the world's oceans. They a halfcentury of informa- pleted. Seasonal patterns Carolinas. according to is not stored in the disk and objectives of the de sultant for users of are developing models tion kept by' the National of decay and growth can be Kamykowski. drives in each computer. partment. User Services has a microcomputers on which can be used to Oceanographic Data charted and “nutrient public domain software campus. Anyone who predict cycles of oceanic Center. provide a wealth of maps" of the ocean devel- library available. 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Women tank or Champ ionships

8M0 Overall record: 9-3-1. ACC Overall record: 9-0. ACC .._.. 3-2 5-0 I. North Carolina. 48-93 d. State.93-46 1. Virginia.60-80 d. Virginia’.81-32 d. Clemson.72-68 d. Clemson.98-44 d. Maryland. 89-50 ' d. Maryland. 102-38 d. Duke.8942 d. Duke. 89-22 Staffphotoby . . State's Yrieia Butcher VIII! be looking to defend her titles in the 500and toso-meteri'reestyies thisweekend. PhilPitchlerd in tiring sequences. with Sports Writer virtually no time for rest betweenraces. The women’s swim team Due to these disadvan- tops off almost four months tages. Wiencken feels his of intensive training team must strive for more Thursday through Satur- than points. They also day when it competes in should concern themselves the sixth-annual ACC with racing the clock and VI NIA Championships at Duke‘s the possibility of going Vi“ Aquatic Center. farther in post-season Duke Overall record: 7-2. ACC The Pack. which finished competition. . 0OXerall record: 4-9. ACC 8-2 its season with a respect- “Because of the num- d. State.80-60 able 8-3-1 record. goes into bers. we'll probably finish 1. State. 42-69 1. North Carolina. 32-81 the meet with a 3-2 confer- fourth." .said Wiencken. I. North Carolina. 22-89 1. Clemson. 41-72 ence record. "but. quality-wise. we 1. Virginia.38—65 d. Maryland.73-89 The conference should do pretty good. Our I. Clemson.39-88 4]. Duke.85-88 showdown. with the main goal will be to qualify exception of a few obvious for as many places in the likenesses. will be different NCAA Championships as from any duel meet of the possible. which should be season. several." First of all. due to the Even with this setback. number of schools (six) the Pack, in Wiencken's involved the competition opinion. “has a shot at will be much stiffer. Unlike (winning) seven out of the a duel meet in which a possible 20 events." North couple of swimmers can Carolina. who. along with virtually decide a meet by the Pack. has dominated performing well in two or the championships over the 6th-Annual three events apiece. as past few years. is the only many as 12 women will team ex ted to win more swim each race. leaving eventst anState. Clo-sen Women’s ACC w practically no event Two of the events that Overall record: 5-4-1. ACC germ record: 4-5. ACC . assured of a definite Wiencken is counting on 1-2 winner. . are the 100- and ZOO-meter 1. State. 68-72 Swimming & Diving , 1. State. 50-89 Unfortunately for the butterfly. Sophomore Hope I. North Carolina. 44-96 I. North Carolina. 38-102 Pack. this expanded field Williams is the defending d. Virginia. 72-41 Championships 1. Virginia.39-73 .favors large teams. With ACC champion in each of onl 10 sw s d these events and has domi- Feb. 16-18 thrie divers ' 353538 nated in them all season. State. coach Bob Wiencken Junior Perry Daum is Duke University will be forced to swim favored to join Williams on will be the leadership of that the most important probably the best group of finals. If a swimmer are the only ones to re- 'warded with seven points some women in events that the winner’s stand. seniors Ruth Elliott. Mary thing for them will be to divers in the ACC. Gornak finishes and qualifies for ceive points as they claim and the last (12th) place they are not most comfort- In both the 500 and 1850 Lynne McElhaney and perform well as a team. returns valuable ACC the finals. she is assured of all seven available finisher will get one. The able with. This is a freestyle events. Wiencken Patti Pippin and the “Going into the meet. I Championship experience no less than sixth place markers. The results of scores for the relays will reality that Wiencken has will depend heavily on overall effort of freshman expect everyone to do to the Pack diving forces. overall. no matter what her this scoring system are bedoubled. faced throughout the sophomore Tricia Butcher. Beth Spector. who has well." hesaid. having placed second on time is that night. Con- total winning scores in the The obvious result of season and has attempted the defending conference scored consistently all year the three-meter board and versely, if a swimmer does 50-70 range with the em- such a system is vastly to prepare for by entering champion. Daum has also in the backstroke events The final two strong- third on one-meter last not qualify in the morning. phasis on victory in the increased total team his swimmers in unfamiliar performed well in the dis- and the relays. points for the women are in year. Antonelle and Metko she can finish at best relays. scores. Also. great em- races when the outcome of tance events and will the diving events. Fresh- have both won several seventh. even if she turns phasis. is placed on quali- the meet was no longer in combine with Butcher to Although these individ- men Helen Antonelle and times on each board and in the best time of the day However. this week all fying for the finals. which doubt. give State a potent 1-2 uals have excelled over the Sandy Metko combine with are the two best freshmen in the consolation races. events will be scored the guarantees at least nine Also. some swimmers punch. course of the season. sophomore Susan Gornak divers in the conference. same. The swimmer that points. will likely findthemselves Also of great importance Wiencken is quick to add to give State what is The final unique point of qualifies for and later wins Coach John Candler's A second peculiarity of the ACC‘s deals with an event will garner 18 divers have also been try- the ACC Championships scoring. In regular-season points for her team. The ing to get more rest lately involves the format. The duel meets, first place in number decreases steadily. and have also been travel- trials for each event will be individual events results in with the final qualifier ing to Duke the past sev- held at 11 a.m. each morn- five points for the winner. receiving nine points. The eral weekends in an effort ing with the top six re- three for second and one first-place swimmer in the to become better ac- turning st 7 pm. for the for third. Relay' winners consolation race is re- cfimw totheir boards.

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INTRAMURALS Wizzards eye title Steve Pope different method than the for the title. Pro Sh0p. Intramural Editor word-of—mouth approach Hoyas and Desparados are used by most other teams. also good bets. For several years. the "We just come in the “We lost the Open Wizzards have been one of gym. sit down and look at League championship last Alpha Xi-‘Delta the top teams in men's how some people play." year to the Deadheads." open intramural basketball said Young. “If we see s a i d Y o u n g T h e Reminders wins bowling - at State. This year‘s squad someone who .has a good Deadheads featured former appears to be the strongest game. we ask him if he yet. would like State varsity player Art There will be a man- There’ will be a man- Alpha Xi Delta '8‘ defeated For the record. the to play with us. Jones. datory organizational datory organizational Bagwell/Berry/Sullivan in Wizzards have outscored Most players say yes Under intramural rules. meeting the Women‘s Resident and because they've heard a scholarship player must for co—rec softball meeting for residence and their opponents 314-154 about the Wizzards in the wait an on Wednesday. Feb. 15 at 5 fraternity softball on Sorority Bowling finals with an average margin of past and know entire year after p.m. in room 211. Thursday. Feb. 16 at p.m. 17181454 behind Teresa victory of 40 points. Their we're a his NCAA eligibility has Carmichael. in room 211. Carmichael. Abernethy's three-game largest margin was a good ball team." been met in order to total of 533. Abernethy 103-21 rout. Even though one of the participate in the same bowled a 203 in the final most successful teams in intramural sport in which A clinic will be held 'on The resident and sorority The team was formed by the intramural program. he or she received the Wednesday. Feb. 15 at 5 game in leading Alpha Xi Kyle Harold in 1979 and the Wizzards have never p.m. in swim meet will be held Delta to the team champi- has added new members scholarship. Former pro room 11. Tuesday. Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. onship in their first com- 'won a championship de- fessional athletes are ineli- Carmichael for softball of- Come see your favorite each year to fill the spots spite coming close on sev- gible. ficials. Anyone interested teams and your favorite petitive event. vacated by graduating se- eral occasions. The Wizzards feel that in officiating can come. women in action. niors. In 1980. they lost in the this is their strongest team This year's members are finals of the Dixie Classic ever, and that the possibil- There will be a mandatory There will be a mandatory Kappa Sigma. Harold. Chris Young. by a freethrow in overtime. ity of a championship this ”organizational meeting for organizational meeting for Charles Pelcher. Frank They lost to the Home season looks very good. --open softball on Thursday. women’s resident and so- Barrow. Ron Green. Earl Boys by one point in the Playoffsfor all intramu- Feb. 16 at 5 p.m. in room rority softball on Wednes- still unbeaten Bernard. Kevin Holmes. championship game of the ral basketball leagues 211. Carmichael. day. Feb. 15 at.6 p.m. in Warren Hardy and coach 1982 Dixie Classic. After begin this week with room 211. Carmichael. Kappa Sigma edged SPE Hal Howard. advancing to the final eight games running through 40-30 in a battle of tho “Hal just keeps us run- m this year‘s Dixie Classic. Friday. For further details previously undefeated ning." said third year they were beaten by Pro on individual leagues or teams. Kappa Sigma held a player Young. ”He pumps Shop. games. stop by the Intra- Syme-defeats. Owen ( 1) 22-21 lead at halftime and us up for games.“ With the Open League mural-Recreational Sports Stan moreby Martv Allen As far as recruiting playoffs beginning this Syme used a balanced a,” strong to win the contest. slowlyfinal margin.pulled away to their Intramural basketball playoffs begin this week opening P|§yers for the team. the week the Wizzards are CarmichaelDepartment inGym.Room 210.No tack to defeat Owen (1) Chuck Bates had 14. points Tim McMahon had 18 with Men's 09¢": Residence and Fraternity Leagues. Wizzards “59 a slightly considered a top contender phone calls please. 6144 in a battle of last to lead Syme Wh‘le An- points for Kappa Sigma week's two top-ranked thony Smith had 11 and and Bill Tigner and Scott teams. Syme held only a Barrington T3300" Kurt McAllister added 12 and 10 ' 27-23 lead at halftime and Matthews. led by six with one minute added 10 each.andDeanRon WhiteRedis points. respectively. B SPORTS to go before finishing 193." Owen (I) points. With 14 Aerobic Dance and Badminton Racquetball Tae KwoaDo OrgaaiutioaalMeetiag Exercise . Thursday. February 16. Tuesday. February 21. 5 Today. 7 p.m.. Thursday. Wednesday. February 22. Bragaw South (1) edges Today. 5 p.m. Court 7, 6 4:.15 p.m. Court 6. p.m. Room 213. Carmichael February 16. 7 p.m. Mon- Room 211. Carmichael Gym Resident -& p.m. Room 111. Carmichael Carmichael Gym. Gym. day. February 20. 7 p.m. for following clubs. Inter- Gym. No 7 p.m. session Room 111. Carmichael national Folk Dance: 5 Becton in double overtime Fraternity due to State vs. Frisbee Ruby Gym. p.m.. Judo; 6 p.m.. Angling; Northeastern game. 7 p.m.. Table Tennis; 8 p.m. Top Ten Thursday. Feb. 16, 5 p.m. 6 Saturday. February 18. 5 Thursday. February 16. Volleyball p.m. Room 111. 7 p.m. p.m. Field 1. Tuesday. 4:30 p.m. Field 6. Tuesday. Bragaw South (1) edged overtime. Room 115. Friday. Febru— February 21. 5 p.m. Field 1. February 21. 4:30 p.m. Today. 5 p.m. Court 7. Lacrosse Becton 38-36 in double In Intramural Basketball. 1. Syme (4-0) ary l7. 4 p.m., 6 p.m. Room Feild 1. State vs. East Saturday. February 18. 10 overtime to clinch first whoever scores two points 2. Kappa Sigma (4—0) 111. Saturday. February Ice Hockey Carolina Saturday. Febru- a.m. Courts 3 8: 5. Mon- Today. 4 p.m.. Friday. Feb- place in their Resident ‘B‘ first in the second 3. DU (40) 18. 10 a.m.. 11 a.m. Room ary 18. l p.m. Lower day. February 20. 5 p.m. ruary l7. 4 p.m.. Monday. League Division. overtime wins. Bragaw 4. Owen (1)(3-1) 111. Monday. February 20. State vs. Duke. Thursday. Intramural Field. Court 7. February 20.4 p.m. Field 1. With Bragaw leading 34-32. won the tip and after a 5. Owen (2)(4-0) 5 p.m. court 7. 6 p.m. Room February 16. 8:45 p.m. Snow Ski Archery Frank Willard hit a 15-foot Becton foul Jeff Butler hit 6. PKA (4-1) Ill. 7 p.m. Room 115. Hillsborough Ice Arena. Water Ski l jumper with 2 seconds to two free throws to win the 7. South (4-0) Tuesday. February 21. 5 State vs. UNC-Greensboro. Wednesday, February 15. 6 Tuesday. February 21. 5 go totie the score. game. 8. SPE (3-1) p.m.. 6 p.m. Room 111. 7 Sunday. February 19. 4 p.m. Room 233. Carmichael Thursday. February 16. 8 [”1me 211. Carmichael 7‘ Greg Williams of Bragaw Butler had 15 points and 9. KA (3-1) p.m. Room 115. p.m. Winston-Salem. NC. Gym. p.m. Blue Room. Gym. . and Kevin Howell traded Williams 10 to lead Bragaw 10. LCA (4-1)‘ baskets in the first while Willard had 14 for overtime to cause a second Becton. *ittiiiii‘kti'ktttiitiw*iiiiiiitwtwtititiiwttti*ttititttiittifittt # t Resident and Fraternity playoff schedule i» 1 Records are shown in pa- M‘Phyboy’ Late Show for ’* rentheses. Semifinal mat- STUDIO the Wolfpack Toggbt at 11:15 P.M. 1‘ ches will be held next week ——-—— .I It with winners of games 1 Hu- H()l ll SI ur- vuvv \O'I’fl t and 2 playing each other In lrlrlir lIIM\'u and winners of 3 and 4 ,g playing each other. Fraternity ‘B’ Resident ‘A’ Resident ‘B’ BIKES 1. Kappa Alpha (4-0) vs. OFF Fraternity ‘A’ LCA(3-1) 1. Bragaw North (1) (31) vs. 1. King Village (30) vs. UP T80 50% Monday. Feb. 20, 8 p.m. Ct. Bragaw South (2)(3-1) Metcalf(3-1) “ TotallyElm-l 1. DU (40) vs. Theta Tau 6 Monday. Feb. 20. 6 p.m. Ct. Monday. Feb. 20. 6 p.m. Ct. ‘ Erode... $5.00 OFF OF (l-2) 4 6 . a SEXUAL Monday. Feb. 20. 8 p.m. Ct. 2. SPE (3-2) vs.'DU (4-0) '- . . BONANZA!" 4 Monday. Feb. 20. 9 p.m. Ct. 2. Sullivan (1) (3-1) vs. Syme 2. Bagwell (3-1) vs. Bragaw —PUl Magazine TUNE UP 6 (40 ' South(1)3~1 a main 2. LCA (4-1) vs. Kappa :lIonday, Feb. 20. 7 p.m. Ct. Monday. Feb. 20. 7 p.m. Ct. with ad Sigma (40) 3a. 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F‘Hawkeye’ pacing 19-5 women Pack women dump Tech Page perfecting game l)eron Johnson throw to p"li her team points in the second half) Sports Writer within one -- the closest and the tenacious defense Tech would get the rest of played by the Pack. the Devin Steele consecutive games, in~ “Defense to me is a With Linda "Hawkeye" theway. . Ramblin' Wreck for all cluding Monday night's matter of desire." she Page playing the wrecking The play of Brandt practical purposes were 78-63 win against said. “It doesn't take ball. the Wolfpack Women (game-high 23 points) pronounced dead and When Linda Page Georgia Tech. and gone much ability to play scored a 78-63 demolition of . allowed Jackets to keep it buried midway through the shoots. you can easily from 10-5 tolss. defense. just a willing Georgia Tech in Reynolds close the rest of the half as period. detect how the ”She's becoming a ness in my heart. I think Coliseum Monday night. they trailed 37-31 at in- Despite her scoring a nickname “Hawkeye” student of the game. a I'm playing more in- Page. a junior forward. termission. game-high for the Wolf- came about. But you can calibre of an all~ tense. more aggressive scored 27 points in helping “At halftime I tried to pack Page believed that just call her ”Miss America." says Yow. on defense. and I‘m the Pack raise its record to appeal to the players’ the win was a total team' Complete" now. She's “She's more en- helping my teammates 195 and 7-3 in the ACC. deeper senses of being effort. awesome. Totally. thusiastic about learn- out more by containing Thc stingless Yellow athletes. the desire to “I think I did 0K to Shooting has always ing. When you get a my man better." Jackets slipped to 7-16 and excel." Yow said. “I think night. but Debbie Mulligan. been her trade. scoring player into a game who (Hi to cement its hold on 'they picked up the in- Trena Trice and Robin her trademark. Now. is a total player you can In addition she's pass the conference cellar. tensity in the second half. Mayo. as well as the whole not only has her dead- make strides." ing off more (third on Georgia Tech has never “I'm happy to say that I team really played well." eye accuracy improved. But why the sudden the team in assists) and won an ACC game but but she has learned the surge. the sudden is coming up with more don't think we've lost a Page said. ~————_ steals gave the Wolfpack all it game we should have won Yow cited State's in- art of making assists adeptness to reaching lately (second on could handle in the first since I've been here creased intensity and and has complemented the level the coach has the team). half as it has done in close because of a lack of readi- utilization of the inside it on the othertend of stressed since the But Page hasn't losses to North Carolina ness to play or of in- game as the turning point the hardwood. Philadephian strolled sloughed her specialty and Clemson. tensity." in State's second-half Yes. the Wolfpack into the gym to learn to improve in other State coach Kay Yow As the second half surge. Staff photoby Marshall Norton Women's scoring the college game? areas of the game: she‘s believed her team might started the Wolfpack Center Trena Trice scored nine points and grabbed six machine has improved “She's a changed bolstered her scoring have been a little flat after played its version of the “We went inside more rebounds as the Pack won its ninth straight same. in all areas of the game. person in a lot of ways. average with an even playing four games in funeral march dirge. which and our shooting percent- job we are doing on the be pivotal in securing a bid especially defensively. and I really can't an- more accurate touch. seven days. including two seemed appropriate for age went up." Yow said. boards." for the NCAA tournament. ”Over the past three swer it." Yow says. road games against 17th- what was about to befall “We got a good inside» The Pack outrebounded “if we beat Maryland weeks. she's developed ARSWel‘. please. Sheointshasin averagedthe last six28 ranked North Carolina and the Tech team in the outside game_ 32"“ and the Wrecks. 35-31. and had that would give us 20 wins into an excellent all- Linda. Eutings to boost her 19 8 13th-ranked Clemson. second half. better rebounding ' several scores off of of— and almost lock up a bid for around player." says ”I'm playing more avera “021 4 ' “We‘re coming off four In the second half the The inside game was led fensive rebounds in the us when you consider the coach Kay Yow of the intelligently." says g ' ' games in one week. We're threesome ofPage. Mayo by the trio of freshmen second period. difficult schedule we've junior Wolfpack basket- Page. this week's ACC Against Tech Page mentally and emotionally and Debbie Mulligan laid center Trice (nine points. Tech showed one last played this year." Yow ball star. “I've always Player-of-the-Week. shot l2-for-21. The game tired." said Yow. Georgia Tech to rest early six rebounds). sophomore spark of life as it closed the said. “If we beat Virginia wanted her to become “I'm watching the films before that she was “We were down at first and surged to as much as a forward Priscilla Adams lead to within five points on February 25th the more involved in the with Coach Yow and l3-for-21 and before that but we picked up the 16-point lead. Mulligan and (eight points. five re- on the outside shooting of worst we could do is finish game and do it de- really improving my iO-for-l8. “Three weeks tempo." M a y o w e r e t h e bounds) and freshmen guards Tory Ehie (12 second in the ACC and we fensively. and now she game. She points out ago she was (shooting) With the score 18—18. exterminators of the pesky forward Angela Daye points). and Brandt. would probably receive an has." things that I could about 9-for-30." Yow Page stole the ball and fed Yellow Jackets as they (seven points. five re— “Georgia Tech has a at large bid." Linda Page. the total never see. I'm learning said. to point guard Robyn Mayo combinedfor 15 points. 12 bounds). scrappy, hustling team. State Won the first meet- player. has appeared more “b0“ everything." for u twoepoint lead. assists. eight rebounds and “We were missing some They are good passers. and ing with the Terps (82-74). and thus has the Pack. Especially about Part scorer part de— ()n Tech's next posses five steals for the game. easy shots inside." Yow you have to do a lot of good but lost to Virginia (75-64). In the three weeks of patrolling. picking and fender complete sion. leading scorer Kate With the combination of said. “But I am pleased things to beat them," Yow The Wolfpack goes into Page's completeness pickpocketing the op- player: Linda Page. Brandt (15.3 points per the guard play. the point that we are able to get said. . College Park Saturday on State has won eight position. TOM} game) was connectedafree production of Page (15 these shots and with the The Wolfpack takes on an eight game winning arch-rival and 18th-ranked streak and with aspirations Maryland Saturday in of reaching the NCAA College Park. Md. in a playoffs for the third con— game that Yow feels will secutive year. _g\~ 7,} Don Murrays, “CHEESE JELLY” LOBBY OF the timing // Sharp Cheddar SCHAUB HALL centre-) f / was $3.50 i . ‘ J sandwiches plates FEB 13—17 Call 781-5550 days. takeout catering Now we M-F 11am - 1pm Muscadine Jelly (red wine) . éf‘; 4pm 7 6pm was $2.25 {Sponsoréid by NOW $1.50/8 oz. 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