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Eventsbeinghe/d byN.C.Stateandstudent ‘ 7‘ ‘ organizations forthe weekofAug.26 Sept. 7. Transportation strives NCSU vs. EastTennessee State TicketVouchers available today only. Monday,Aug. 26, l O a.m.— 6 pm. Reynolds Coliseum to improve efficiency * NCSU's College of Design ”Gordon Schenck Photographs Architecture: N. C. State’s Transportation Clare Kane, transportation planner for also decided to have the ES. King Vil— rather than every 30 minutes, as previ— New — Old —Vernacula” Department has implemented NCSU, said, <‘Two of the most positive lage Route 4 bus stop outside the lot on ously scheduled. Aug. 1 9 - Sept. 1 7 changes are the new U—Pass program that Blue Ridge Road at a frequency of every In addition, Avent Ferry Reverse 1A Brooks Hall Gallery. changes aimed at benefiting Schenck will speak about his work Wednesday, Aug. will allow students to ride the Capital 15 minutes. lustin Newsome, an NCSU has been created for riders who are left students. Area Transit (CAT) Authority 28,4:30 p.m.in Kamphoefner AuditoriumA bus routes student who lives close to Capital Boule— behind at peak hours by the regular Avent reception is scheduled at 6 pm. free of charge and the renewal of the vard, said he was glad to have another Ferry bus, which often fills as it gets clos— Carlton Newsome Western Boulevard Kmart Park & Ride Park 8t Ride lot open with the buses com- Student Senatefirst—year applications Stafi‘Reporter er to campus. service.” ing at such frequent intervals. “This route is only created for those The Student Senate is now accepting application: forfirst-year undergraduate and graduate Though the Kmart Park & Ride had According to Kane, several other route people in the problem areas,” said Kane. The first two weeks of school are always been out of service since 1998, NCSU student representatives. changes are in effect this semester. The The regular Avent Ferry route has been the most hectic weeks for driving on has recently repaved the lot so that stu- King Village Route 4 bus will arrive twice but the N.C. State Transporta- sufficient for the riders that live along TheWolfAides campus, dents may park there. As a result, Kmart as frequently. This route serves E.S. King Leadership Development Program tion Department has implemented new has devoted an entire section ofthe store Village, Westgrove Apartments, Kmart, those routes. The bus will arrive at an interval of 15 minutes on the Avent Fer- Today is the final day that Student Senate will programs that are aimed at helping stu- to NCSU merchandise. the NCSUArboretum and Main Campus. accept applications from freshmen for the 2002 dents to travel more efficiently. The Transportation Department has The bus will arrive every 15 minutes See TRANSPORTATION page 3 leadership program.

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alternative U—Pass, a new program for Department bought was based on the students, faculty and stafif, will records of tickets sold by CAT Authori- providefree access to CAT and ty to individual students in 2001-2002. This one—year agreement allows this Wolfline transportation services. year’s NCSU community to ride the bus— es free of charge to almost all areas of Carlton Newsome StaffReporter Raleigh. This service provides many benefits to The N.C. State Transportation Depart- the university community. Transporta- ment and the Capital Area Transit (CAT) tion Planner for NCSU Clare Kane said, Authority are forming a partnership to “U-Pass will allow students that desire provide a service that will allow students, to live offcampus and do not own trans— faculty and staff transportation to and portation the opportunity to move fur— from campus free of cost. U—Pass is a pi- ther away from campus and still have ac— lot program that enables anyone carry- cess to public transportation. Students ing a valid university photo identifica- that live on campus will have access to tion card to hop on a CAT bus. The sys— many popular locations for free that they tem also allows CAT riders the oppor— would not be able to get to on the tunity to ride on NCSU Wolfline buses Wolfline buses.” fare—free with a valid CAT monthly pass, Kane also stated that “there is a lively ticket or transfer. ongoing dialogue between the local tran— In order to fund the pilot program, the sit agencies on how best to create the NCSU Transportation Department pur- highest level of service for the universi- chased CAT bus passes from CAT Au— ties and for the general public.” Cur— thority for $15.00, a 50-percent discount. rently, NCSU transportation, CAT Au— The N.C. State Transportation Department recently entered a partnership with the CAT Authority that will allow students to ride The number oftickets the Transportation See U-PASS page 2 the CAT buses at no charge. Filephoto by Kevin Ritter

A victory for the young and old Police search for man charged

with string of robberies Police askfor help regarding information leading to the arrest ofQuentel Bennett. News StaffReport

After evading police for approximately five months, the man responsible for breaking and entering into a number of residence halls during the last week of Feb- ‘ruary and the first week of March 2002 has now been identified by police officials. Campus Police has recently drawn up warrants On Quentel L. Bennett, 23, and are looking for any infor— mation from the public to ensure his arrest. According to a press release, Bennett is charged with Quentel Bennet, 23, is 21 counts of felony breaking and entering, 20 counts wanted for a series of of felony larceny, five counts of felony financial trans- robberies on campus. action card theft and five counts of financial transac- Police officials say Ben- tion card fraud. The total monetary value ofitems tak— net frequents the Hills- en, including property and credit—card charges, is ap- borough Street area and proximately $3,129.17. college apartments. In addition, the Raleigh Police Department has sep— Courtesy ofNCSU Police De— arate warrants out for Bennett’s arrest. partment Campus Police encourages anyone with information Football fans of all ages enjoy N.C. State’s home victory over New Mexico Saturday afternodn. Rain delayed the Black on Bennett’s whereabouts to contact them at 515-2498, Coaches Association Bowl for 45 minutes, but the skies cleared for a beautiful evening.Staffphoto byJosh Michel or the Raleigh Police Department at 890-3555.

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U—PASS Tom Kendig, director oftrans- help the city ofRaleigh avoid traf- portation for NCSU, said that fic continuedfrom page congestion problems.” Tucci Scientist files ethics complaint “with all the budget downfalls is preparing a Web site that will thority, and the Triangle Transit that have taken place, it is a great give information on popular lo- Authority (TTA) are negotiating us to be able to of- with Justice Department opportunity for cations in the city of Raleigh, plans to extend the services ofU- service.” fer a free ernmental effort to show the Pass to the TTA. This will link trans- mentioning the new Triangle Theformer government sci— vacy regulations and make the re- Jake Tucci, assistant sults public. American people that it is pro- University and Town Center in downtown entist who worked on a US. NCSU with Duke portation manager for NCSU, He is certain he will be exoner— ceeding vigorously and success- UNC—Chapel Hill, enabling stu- added that “promoting the pub— Raleigh, Crabtree Valley Mall and biological warfare program the North Raleigh areas as popu- ated, he said. “I want to look my fully with the anthrax investiga— dents to travel between the dif- lic transportation system is help- said he is submitting his fellow Americans directly in the tion,” Hatfill said. Hatfill’s com- ferent universities free ofcharge. ful to the environment and will lar locations for students. I blood to testfor anthrax eye and declare to them, I am not plaint takes issue with the term antibodies or vaccines. the anthrax killer. I know nothing “a person of interest,” which has about the anthrax attacks. I had no legal meaning, according to Sumana Chatterjee absolutely nothing to do with this Hatfill’s lawyer Victor Glasberg. KnightRidder Newspapers (KRT) horrible crime,” he said. It also asks the Justice Depart- Hatfill’s lawyers have submit- ment to investigate the leaks that ALEXANDRIA,Va. — Brimming ted a formal ethics complaint to have led to a media frenzy. with anger, Steven Hatfill, a bio- the Justice Department for pub— Hatfill, 48, attracted the FBI’s defense specialist who has been licly linking him to last fall’s an- attention, in part, because he identified as a “person of inter- thrax attacks that killed five peo— commissioned a study in late est” in the anthrax attacks, said ple and sickened 13 others. In- 1999, while working for a private Sunday he has offered blood and vestigators searched his Freder- defense contractor, on the effects handwriting samples to the FBI to ick, Md., apartment twice, his car, of a possible anthrax attack try to exonerate himself. a storage unit in Florida and his through the mail. He had also In his second press conference girlfriend’s home. So far, they worked at the Army Medical Re- in two weeks, Hatfill complained have found no physical evidence search Institute at Fort Detrick, that the scrutiny from the FBI and linking him to a crime, he said. Md., once home to the US. bio- we’ll ash you to Attorney General John Ashcroft FBI officials have not charged logical warfare program and a isn’t warranted. “My life is being him, or anyone else, for the an- repository for the Ames strain of destroyed by arrogant govern- thrax attacks. anthrax used in the attacks. [e d ment bureaucrats,” he said. He is not considered a suspect, The Defense Department lift— The former government scien- according to the FBI and Justice ed Hatfill’s security clearance last tist who worked on a US. bio— Department officials. But just last August. SAIC Corp., a San Diego- logical warfare program said he is week Ashcroft said Hatfill re— based private defense-consulting submitting his blood to test for mained “a person of interest to firm that specializes in classified anthrax antibodies or vaccines. the Department of Justice.” The work, dismissed him in March. ’i’oa Maw it’s in you. “$336 dasire to go tanner. “is start where He has also offered writing sam- FBI has revealed no other names After a second search ofhis apart- ples to compare against pen- of the 20 to 30 scientists they are ment in August, Hatfill was put others stop. as any you, sneak? eo‘nsiaar army twirl”; it‘s a manship on letters and envelops investigating. on paid administrative leave from eiass senate aren’t: tans unique efiaiiengea waits-2 {taste-toning in the anthrax-laden mail. He said “This assassination ofmy char— a position at Louisiana State Uni— skins aka new to think so your tea: and be a £6653 iaader. he wants the FBI to waive its pri- acter appears to be part of a gov- versity. fiagr‘atar index and sets} an tight.

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TRANSPORTATION Monday through Friday. continuedfrom page Two routes have been discon— Faulty intelligence hampers tinued because of low numbers ry reverse route. of student riders. These routes Confidential Gyn Ser— The Blue Ridge Road Park St are the Centennial-King and U.S. forces in Afghanistan vices, Including: Ride will now pick up students Avent Ferry Express. Flawed intelligence has al Qaida forces had been alerted. Afghanistan’s most insecure, pop- at 10—minute intervals rather than “We have tried to adjust the 20—minute intervals. troubled US. forces in their Faulty intelligence has ulated mostly by the country’s Contraceptive, other routes to make up for any Pap Smears, The Southeast Loop is sched- inconvenience that riders ofthese efi‘orts to hunt down any troubled US. forces in their ef— ethnic majority, the Pashtuns, uled to go down Gorman Street forts to hunt down any remain- many ofwhom resent the multi- Abnormal Pap evaluation routes may suffer,” said Kane. remaining al Qaida and and treatment, instead of Dan Allen Drive. Kane some parking al Qaida and Taliban forces. In ethnic coalition government. Kane also said that Taliban forces. Sexually Transmitted Dis- said this change was made in or— ing has been provided at Cen- January, US. soldiers raided a vil- A small convoy of US. troops lage north of Kandahar. All 21 ease and der to provide double service for tennial Campus that should off— Peter Smolowitz were ambushed near the border. KingVillage. This route will arrive killed in the raid were anti-Tal— Pregnancy testing set some of the inconvenience Knight RidderNewspapers (KRT) Two of the attackers were killed Gynecologist on staff every 15 minutes instead ofevery caused by the closing ofthe Cen- iban fighters or people loyal to and eight wounded. No US. 30 minutes. U.S.—backed President Hamid tennial—King route. ZORMAT, Afghanistan — In the troops were hurt. The troops dis— Call 515-7762 Another new route for this year Kendig, Director of the Karzai. Another 27 taken prison- Tom largest military effort of the war covered at least 2,000 pounds of is the Centennial Shuttle Route NCSU Transportation Depart- er were released. And in July, on terrorism since March, weapons and ammunition, main- 3. This route runs from Centen— ment, said the department has US. about 40 civilians were killed in a For pap smear troops finished an eight—day mis— US. gunship attack on a village ly rockets and mortars. They also nial Campus to Cates Avenue on tried to address the concerns of interviewed dozens of suspects. appt. info. call Campus. It will stop at both the students while “making trav— sion in the eastern mountains where US. forces had suspected Main Soldiers braced for battle instead student centers and at Carmicheal eling to and from campus as safe Sunday, seizing weapons and pris— Taliban or al Qaida loyalists were Teletip 515-3737. oners, but found only those curious about Gym. The route only will run and convenient as possible.” none ofthe suspected hiding. tape 447 terrorists they sought. This past week, the 2,000 sol- the prowling troops and buzzing About 2,000 troops stormed the helicopters.The troops brought diers streamed out ofCH-47 Chi— www.fis.ncsu.edu[h area near Pakistan, taking 11 pris- nooks, rushing into Villages near food and water, promising to help THE ABORTION PI oners, then releasing two ofthem. Gardez, Khost, Zormat and Shah— build wells, schools and hospitals m US. military commanders were e—Kot. Those areas near the Pak— if Afghans supported their new disappointed, saying Taliban 0r istan border are among government and national army.

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A partnership between local bus portation include promoting energy con— agencies allows N. C. State servation and saving resources while helping downtown businesses to thrive. students to ride around Raleigh Using public transportation could also free ofcharge. “enhance the quality, distinctiveness, vi— tality and livability of our communities,” When traffic around campus appears according to the Sierra Club. Nowthat the A long line at the airport frozen at a standstill, parking spaces are U—Pass is in effect in Raleigh, students a coveted space of land, and buses are can take a short trip to many downtown ia, in a speech entitled “Beyond the Axis after current nationals, but it willvfail to packed with riders, it is nice to know that locations without worrying about park— Sept. 11 is only of Evil.” Maybe we should also add catch anyone already living in the Unit- the Department ofTransportation is try— ing, hopefully encouraging more peo- two weeks away. It ing to help students. Thanks to the U- is a day ofremem- Afghanistan while we’re at it. We would- ed States. Also, anyone who has created ‘ ple to look for opportunities in that area might be able Pass, students looking for alternative brance, a day of n’t want any ofthose Taliban—loving folks a fraudulent citizenship of the city. the cracks. Perhaps most means oftransportation may avoid some mourning, a day getting into our country without a little to slip through The state of Delaware held a Transit importantly, if this plan is really about these problems. to reflect on how documentation. Finally, a glaring omis- of Awareness Month in order to give resi- looking at five Middle Capital Area Transit (CAT), Triangle far we have come sion to our list is Saudi Arabia. Out of stopping terror, dents more information about public planes on Sept. Eastern countries is a drop in the buck- Transit Authority (TTA) and the NC. in a year. Unfortu~ the 19 men that hijacked transportation. The information in- were from Saudi Arabia. et. Ifour government is naive enough to State Wolfline have come together, in— nately, for citizens 11, 15 of them cluded statistics about the benefits of Any policy worth doing is worth doing think that terror only comes from that re- U-Pass, a program which al— from a certain few troducing mass transit and included the statement Chris Middle Eastern right. gion, it needs only to talk to someone N.C. State students, faculty and staff lows that “one fully-occupied 40—foot bus is Now, let’s get back to reality. This is le- from Oklahoma City. local busing services free of cost Hickling countries, it will to ride equivalent to a line of 58 moving auto— galized racial profiling. An entire group What makes this land of ours great is present their student identi- StaffColumnist be a day Ofwaiting when they mobiles stretching six city blocks,”which in line to enter the of people is being subjected to harass— just that, it is our land — all people, re- bus lines travel fication cards. These is more than a mile iftraffic is moving at country. ment because of their address. Immi- gardless of race or ethnicity. America is throughout Raleigh and the Triangle 25 mph. That day will not only mark the one- grants have been documented in this a beacon of freedom and a symbol for area, but for now the service is just be— Bus lines are more energy efficient than year anniversary of terrorist acts on fashion before, but as the Department diversity. The obvious ramification of tween CAT (in Raleigh) and the Wolfline several individuals driving their own American soil, but it will also mark the of Justice puts it, “such requirements this policy is that less Middle Easterners for an introductory one-year trial. If cars, so when more students decide to beginning of a new security program. have been suspended for decades, with re- will want to come to the United States. plans are successful, the program will be use CAT buses, everyone in the com— On that day, all citizens from Iran, Iraq, spect to most visiting foreign nationals.” That can onlyhurt the diversity forwhich expanded throughout the Triangle. munity will benefit from an environ- Libya, Sudan and Syria will be finger- It would seem that out government no Americans hold so much pride. Fur— This program can only be beneficial mental standpoint. printed and photographed when they longer respects foreign nationals, at least thermore, this policywill do nothingbut to students and those in the NC. State The program hopes one day to have a enter the country. According to the De- those that live in a certain part of the aggravate those that alreadyharbor anger community as long as providing funding single card that will be equal for CAT, p'artment of Justice, this is only the first world. To be sure, it is the government, toward the United States — those peo— for the partnership does not become a TTA and Wolfline buses. Theoretically, phase of the National Security Entry— not simply the left or the right. This was ple that dowish us harm, those people that problem. Students will now have more this could require students showing cards Exit Registration System (NSEERS). called for in the USA PATRIOT Act will try to find ways around any block options to get around the city, and this to use the Wolfline, which may be a slight “The vulnerabilities ofour immigration (Uniting and Strengthening America by that we put in their path. could result in an overall decrease in traf- inconvenience in the future. Hopefullythe system became starkly clear on Sept. 11,” Providing Appropriate Tools Required Sept. 11 will be a somber day. We will fic flow and parking issues. The Wolfline Wolfline would continue to run as it cur— said Attorney General John Ashcroft. to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism), remember the horror that happened the itselfis often crowded during peak trav- rently does; as of now, anyone can ride “This system will expand substantially which was widely acceptedby virtuallyall year before. Just as we did a year ago, our eling times, and providing students with in the Wolfline buses without being ques- America’s scrutiny of those foreign vis— members of Congress. This plan has country will reaffirm howstrong we are another transportation option could al— tioned of their status as an NCSU stu- itors who may present an elevated na- more flaws than racism. and how amazing our country can be. leviate some ofthese overcrowdingwoes, dent, faculty or staff member. Overall, tional security risk.” For a moment, let’s For NSEERS to work, the terrorists We will come together and embrace tOO. this program reflects a good balance be— assume that I agree withAshcroft. Ifthis need to cooperate. Anyone planning to peace, justice and unity. This policy If students are less likely to drive cars tween local agencies providing the same is his idea of a good national security do harm to the United States is not like- dampens that spirit. to and from school, the environment will service. The decision to create a U—Pass policy, he has a lot ofwork to do. Where ly to step up to the fingerprinting sta- also benefit. Ifpeople take advantage of is a prime example of the university is North Korea? They are part ofthe Axis tion and then share all ofhis or her plans To tell Chris he is un-American, a ter- this opportunity, the positive aspects working with outside agencies in the of Evil; shouldn’t we fingerprint North and details while being photographed. rorist, etc., send e-mails to chris@id0nt— stretch beyond merely saving a few dol- community to solve transportation prob- Korean nationals? How about Cuba? U.S. Terrorism is a highly choreographed act. care.com. To give other comments or talk lars on a bus trip. The Sierra Club states lems and to make Raleigh itselfmore ac— Under Secretary of State John Bolton in- By many accounts, planning for Sept. 1 1 about the University of London, use that some ofthe benefits to public trans— cessible for students. cluded them, along with Libya and Syr- was extensive and lengthy. NSEERS goes [email protected].

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Send Campus Forum letters to corporate America + [email protected]. You would think need to get richer at the expense of in— could educate students and reform the ir- after all the time nocent employees and consumers. They responsible behavior that brings such a Campus Forum submissions must be we spend cuddling also must find out how to stop them. fervor in the first place. up with corporate This brings me to the university and The people in charge seem so out of less than 400 words and include name, America’s most in- their handling of the Brent Road situa- touch; they think that young people or fluential compa— tion. Their answer, along with that of classification and major. ‘ greedy businessmen will just stop their nies we also would Wake County, is to focus a 24-hour as- wrongdoing if they are threatened. It learn a thing or sault on the rights of Brent Road area doesn’t work that way and never will. I two from their residents. They take one weekend out of just drove down the Gorman Street Park successes and fail- the year and tell students not to drink St Ride and then to Brent Road and saw Decker ures. We are in an and drive, not to drink underage and the hundreds of cops lining the streets Ngongang age where compa— not to party in a certain area. The worst waiting for those one or two college stu- nies are not only part of the whole exercise is that they StaffColumnist street. having to find so— think it actuallyworks. Every otherweek- dents to step foot on that sacred Jerry Moore . Matthew Pelland lutions to their end ofthe year, students party, drink and After driving past all ofthis, I drove past TECHNICIAN Editors in Chief problems; they also are having to work do all those things officials are trying to the party where all the other students THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY on creating ways to understand the stop. went instead of Brent Road. The gov- thought process behind the alleged cor— The steps taken for the Brent Road par- ernment analogywas only meantto sup- Ayren Jackson Matthew Huffman ruption. Enron and WorldCom are be— ty are such blatant abuses ofpower and plement and give an added meaning to News Editor Photography Editor ing forced under the microscope both money that students in the population the emotion I have for this topic. once a Anna Edens Amy Bissinger for their costly deception to sharehold— you attempt to reach are simply laugh- I propose that instead ofacting Opinion Editor CopyDesk Chief ers and to the financial industry, and ing at you. I am speaking as a student year on drinking and driving, under- they have to explain the mindset of the and a student leader that listens when aged drinking and partying, let’s sit down Steve Thompson Amber Daughtry executives who are willing to secretive— the students talk about said events. I and talk about what happens. Let’s sit Sports Editor Advertising Manager ly rob many to stuff their pockets. speak to administrators every day, and and talk about how we can compromise In this regard I bring up Brent Road. lack Joel Isaac Frady Dwayne Baker that is my one gripe to them. They on the issue, work to live with what we Arts 2’? EntertainmentEditor Business Manager Brent Road is no doubt an issue that the skill of connection — something can’t control (college parties) and deal needs to be resolved. Students should be they can’t get in a classroom. It is learned with what we can (education and trust). John Carr Krystal Pittman expected to behave respectfully and re- through speaking to the students in a You decision—makers will spend hun- Graphics Editor ClassifiedsManager sponsibly, and when they don’t, meas- non-administrative manner. Can they dreds of thousands of dollars to profile ures should be taken. It shouldn’t stop . do it? Mark McLawhorn Pawel Spychala college students driving down the street there, with just a ticket or an appearance The government is going through the and keep us from walking on a street. Serious, Layout, Online Editor before the judicial board. same issue right now within the corpo- e’rAd Design Editor These same students will go to another In the same way, it is the responsibili- rate ranks. The American people are very party on another street, and all you did ty of the U.S. Government not only to 166% distrustful of a system that only pun— was make them chuckle as they chugged 323 Witherspoon Student Center Box 8608, NCSU punish offenders but also to find out why ishes these Campus Raleigh, NC 27695-8608 companies after they do another party. Wake up be— things like that happen. In the past, the something wrong instead ofworking to that beer at Editorial Fax Press Releases fore you not only lose touch, but you 515—2411 515-5133 releases@technicianstaffcom government behaved as ifexecutive com— prevent the very thinking that breeds the pensation and company accounting corruption. We feel it is the government’s also lose lives. I care just as much about Advertising Technician Online Information problems would handle themselves — making this community safe as I care 515-2029 job to study what is going on and to take www.technicianonline.com editor@techniciansta .com through lobbying reforms. Those who steps to curb abuses, rather than taking about giving students the respect we de- Opinions expressed in the columns, cartoons, photo illustrations and letters that appear on violated the system would be punished, reactive measures that leave people with serve. Meet students at the table —— not Technician’s pages are the views ofthe individual writers and cartoonists. The unsigned editorials and everything would be fine. empty justice. at a checkpoint on Gorman Street. that appear on the editorial page are the opinion ofpaper and are the responsibility of the €dit0f$ in As we see now, you can’t punish some- Think about if the university and the chief. Technician (USPS 455-050) is the official student-run newspaper ofNC. State University thing you don’t quite understand. The police force .took the same steps. If they Decker wants to bringstudents and ad- and is published every Mondaythrough Friday throughout the academic year from August through itcan all startwith Mayexceptduring holidays and examination periods. Copyright 2002 by the Student Media U.S. Government is struggling to find spread the money and man-power used ministrators together; Authority.All rights reserved. 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BoxScore LOBOS job ofsticking with their routes,” games. ScorebyQuarters 1 2 3 4 Scan Hunter named continuedfrom page 8 said Rivers. “The workI did over Getting the start at tailback, NewMexico (0-1) 0 0 7 7 14 the summer paid off as far as NC State (1-0) 7 14 6 7 34 spotted and flipped Golden rushed for 35 yards and a pass to a keeping my eyes down the field caught Scoring Summary: flashing Hicks, who three passes for an addi— ran to the and scrambling, not so much get— tional 25 yards. associate head coach New Mexico 4—yard He also became 1st 04:45 ST- Peterson,8.21 yd passfrom line. Two ting my head down or calling on the Rivers,P.(Herbert,A.kick), 14-806:37,NM0 plays later, first player ofthe Chuck Am- - ST7 Thirty—year coaching veter— a head coach. He made a dozen Rivers ran it in to in— one guy. ato 2nd 11:41 ST- Rivers,R1 yd run (Herbert,A. crease era to play both offense and 4:51,NM 0 ST 14 NCAA tournament appearances the lead to 27-7. “I knew he was fixing to come kick), 1 1-96 an begins second season “Our defense in the same game. 04:31 ST Peterson,B. 12 yd passfrom as a head coach and, with a record receivers are taught when- off his break and run that corner Rivers,P.(Herbert,A.kick),10-893:37,NM0 with Wolfpack program ever a play changes After entered the game to a - ST21 of 509-224, was the 16th—win- to come back route; I just didn’t know how thunderous 3rd 06:55 NM ~Wright,0.3 yd run (Zunker,w. with a new title. to the ball,” round of applause kick),10—594:04,NM 7- ST21 ningest active coach in the coun- said Rivers. “[Hicks] much time I was going to have. from an anxious crowd, did a good job McLen- 03:38ST- Rivers,P.1 yd run (13 rushfailed), try at the conclusion of the 2000 of getting to the After the catch he did a great job don did not 7-713:17,NM 7- ST27 Sports stafi‘report open disappoint. On his 4th 12:24 NM — Penley,B.Syd passfrom Kelly,C. season. In 1994, Hunter was spot, and I got the ball to of changing direction and going first carry, he scampered (Zunker,W.kick),8-79 2:23,NM 14-ST27 him.” for 13 09:30 ST Cotchery,J.50yd passfrom named MAC Coach of the Year, back to the right.” yards en route to finishing the NC. State men’s basketball coach NewMexico, however, marched Rivers,P.(Herbert,A.kick),7-83 2:54,NM 14 has named Larry and he won National Coach of Within the game, one ofthe key day with 79 yards on 20 carries. -ST34 Herb Sendek down the field and scored to cut head coach. the Year honors as head coach at subplots was the performance of “He’s a man,” saidAmato. “He’s NM ST Hunter associate State’s lead to 13 at 27— 14, giving First Downs 15 23 Hunter was a head coach for 25 Wittenberg University in 1977 af- the running backs. Touted as per- a man.” Rushing Yards 85 134 ter leading that team to the na- the Lobos a glimmer of hope. PassingYards 157 276 years, including 12 years at his haps one of the biggest State While many questions were Passes (Att-Comp-Int) 35-19—2 27-15-1 tional championship. Enter Rivers. weaknesses in the offseason, the partially Total OffenseYards 242 410 alma mater, Ohio University, be— answered, the Pack PuntReturns-Yards 1-7 1-0 “I appreciate and am honored Once again under pressure on a New Mexico game allowed Greg knows the journey is long, and fore joining the Wolfpack pro— third—and—S, Rivers KickoffReturns-Yards 5-104 348 to be named associate head eluded the Golden, T.A. McLendon and Josh this was just the first part. State Interceptions 1 2 gram as an assistant prior to last pressure Punts (Number-Avg) 6-423 3-33.3 coach,” said Hunter. “I have thor- long enough for wide- Brown to receive their first col- takes on East Tennessee State next Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-1 season. out )erricho Cotchery to break Penalties-Yards 7-56 6-45 competing oughly enjoyed the past year at legiate running back game expe— Saturday in Raleigh. “I always enjoyed loose in the secondary. Rivers then PossessionTime 26:02 33:58 against Coach Hunter’s team NC. State and my association rience. “We can’t take them lightly,” Sacks By:Number-Yards 0-0 1-3 with Herb Sendek, our coaching lobbed a floating pass over the de- While Brown suffered a knee said Amato. “We can’t take any- RUSHING: when we were in the Mid-Amer- New Mexico-Wright,Q.11-65;Kelly,C.9-24; staff, the players, and everyone fense, and Cotchery parlayed the injury and was limited to only body lightly. But what can I say, ican Conference,” said Sendek, pass into a 50—yard Counter,0.2-2;Frazier,Tony 2-minus6. to have associated with Wolfpack bas- touchdown to two rushes for 1 yard, both Gold- it was a good win and a good way NC State-McLendon,T.20-79;Golden,G.13~35; “and I was really pleased set the final margin. Rivers,P.5-26;Peterson,8.2—3;Brown,J.2-1; join us last year. As we ap~ ketball. I am excited about the en and McLendon had positive to start the season.” Moore,.I 1-0;TM 2-minus4;Davis,J.1-minus6. him “Our wide receivers did a great proach another season, consid— potential of the upcoming sea- PASSING: son. Coach Sendek has put to- NewMexico-Kelly,C. 19-35-2-157. ering the sum total of his coach— NC State-Rivers,P.15-24-1-276;Peterson,8.0-2- ing accomplishments, including gether a terrific program with tal- REDEMPTION twice more before the half to set you might see me from throwing 0-0;Davis,J.0-1-0-0. his many years as a head coach, I ented players, a tremendous sys— up State’s third score of the af- from the wide receiver position RECEIVING:New Mexico-Wright,Q.4—40;Boyd,A. tem and an exciting style ofplay. continuedfrom page 8 4-37;Penley,B.25-19;Manning,J.2-23;'Farrel,.l.2- have decided to name him asso— ternoon. On third—and-8 from and you might see me catch it. 6;Thomas,T.1-13;Augustyniak,M.1-1 1;Counter, I am committed to doing every— to come back from them.” the New Mexico 40, Peterson It’s just something that’s in the D. 1-6;Sanders,R. 1-2. ciate head coach. As a whole, I And come back from them he NC State-Hicks,S.5-82;Cotchery,J.4—108;Peter- believe that we are blessed with thing I can to help this program caught an offering from Rivers playbook for me.” son,B.3-61;Golden,G.3-25. be the best it can possiblybe and did. Finally, after squandering an outstanding coaching staff.” while tiptoeing the sideline all the Peterson wasn’t the only Pack INTERCEPTIONS: in doing so, accomplish our multiple opportunities with ei— way down to the Lobo 12—yard wideout to bounce back after a New Mexico-Moss,C. 1-15. Hunter’s teams posted winning ther drops or slight overthrows, NCState-Hudson,M.1-0;Holt,T.1-12. records in 23 ofhis 25 seasons as goals.” line. On the next play, Peterson, shaky start. After dropping the Peterson and company found FUMBLES: who attempted two passes in the first pass of the game, Hicks New Mexico-Frazier,Tony 1-0;Moss,C.1-1. paydirt when the senior from game and scrambled on another played flawlessly for the remain- NCState-Golden,G.1-0;Davis,J.1-1. Clinton hauled in a 21—yard Recycle Technician. pass play that called for him to der ofthe contest after admitting Rivers pass to put the Pack ahead throw the ball, broke over the that maybe he had just thought touchdown drive, Hicks hauled for good. middle and corralled a 12-yard about the first play a bit too in a key reception on third-and- Rivers to Peterson would strike touchdown pass. much. 6 that kept the drive alive despite. Catching and throwing for “The coaches told us before the being pummeled by several Lobo touchdowns is certainly nothing game that that was going to be defenders after bringing in the new to Peterson, who has thrown the first play, so I was thinking ball. for three career scores while about it so much,” said Hicks, Hicks also set up the score that catching nine more. who finished with a team-high put the game away late in the “[Assistant head] Coach [Doc] five catches for 82 yards. “1 was third quarter when he caught a Holliday has told me he wants to just nervous trying to catch it and ball from a scrambling Rivers and get the ball in my hands a lot this run, and I didn’t look it all the sprinted all the way down to the Q year,” said Peterson. “ [This year,] way in. I just dropped it.” Lobo 4-yard line. you might see me at quarterback, On the Pack’s final first half “We dropped about four passes in the first half,” said Pack head {sledge of the Word coach Chuck Amato. “The first play ofthe game probably would have been six. The big thing was that the guys that dropped them really came back.” ,.:~Jms.asasi255 Combining for more than half a. warmer of the team’s receivingyards, Pe- terson’s and Hicks’ abilityto come back and put the past behind slur first meeting will ”be Angust2? them propelled the Pack to an 0 7:00 pm Talley seam: Carter opening-game victory “I had no choice to bounce back, because the team needed me,” said Hicks. And the team will undoubted- Sterling Hicks (5) dropped some passes early in the game but fin- lyneed them again before the end ished as the leading receiver for the Wolfpack.Staffphoto byJosh Michel of the year.

Men’s soccer blasts Montreat Stephanie Miller for her second goal of the preseason. Annika O In the final exhibition game of Schmidt assisted on the play. the preseason, the NC. State TheWolfpackwill begin its reg- men’s soccer team downed Mon- ular season on Friday at 4:00 pm. treat College 7-2 Sunday after- against the Kent State Golden noon at Method Road Soccer Sta— Flashes at Method Road Soccer dium. The contest was played in Stadium. three 25-minute periods, differ— ing from the normal two 45- Panera Bread tailgating pack minute halves. Forward Aaron King was once Is there anything better than at- again the offensive force, follow— tending an NC. State women’s ing up his two—goal performance soccer game and winning foot- on Wednesday with three goals ball tickets and free food for the this afternoon. Fellow freshman game? Attention State students: Federico Peria contributed one Here is your chance to find out. goal and three assists, and soph- NCSU students who attend the omore Justin Branch added two following games will have the op- goals. portunity to sign up to win stu- State will open up the 2002 sea- dent football tickets. There will son this weekend by hosting the be five sets of two tickets given .ammoam towns/1mm renames Adidas Wolfpack Classic. The away at three designated games. Wolfpack will take on Georgia Vouchers for the Panera Bread Jam «mu/Tm Parties Southern this Friday at 1:30 pm. tailgate pack will be given away and then host Holy Cross on Sun- as part ofthe student ticket give- 1 l day at 1:00 pm. away. So don’t forget to support the women’s soccer team and Women’s soccer tunes up have an opportunity to win tick— with a win ets and a tailgating pack for the upcoming football games. EBB! l'llfllll tar tall. ”6338 call The NC. State women’s soccer squad knocked off the Old Do— Sunday, Sept. 1 vs. Tennessee 821-3800 radar. minion Monarchs 1-0 Saturday 1:00 pm. SAS Soccer Park evening in exhibition action. The Wolfpack moved to 2-0 in the Tuesday, Sept. 24 vs. High Point UNI preseason after ripping the Char- 4:00 pm. Method Road H l lotte 49ers last week 5—1. r o w (NCSU Campus) r, it Adrienne Barnes netted the game—winning tally for the Wolf— Sunday Oct. 27 vs. Clemson pack at the 7: 10 mark ofthe first 2:00 pm. Method Road --‘-—r"~—-“‘-~Q-Q- half into the upper corner of the (NCSU Campus) net past Knight goalkeeper 1‘11 friendly Drive. Raleigh. @0276"? p ‘7 ” assilieds

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for Pack duo Wolfpack wide receivers Sterling Hicks and Bryan Peterson both shook ofa case ofthe drops to help N. C. State cruise to an opening- game win. Matt Middleton Assistant Sports Editor

Sterling Hicks’ eyes were as wide as saucers as he looked up at the tight Bryan Peterson’spiral being thrown his way on the first play from scrimmage in the Wolfpack’s season—opening game against New Mexico. With not a single Lobo defender within five yards ofhim, Hicks had an unobstructed path straight to the end zone and the Pack was about to tally six points. In a split second that all changed as the pigskin some— how slipped through the sophomore’s hands and onto . the stadium turf. A little more than seven minutes later with the score still precariously knotted at 0, State’s most sure-hand- ed receiver, Peterson, broke through the Lobo secondary, streaking towards the north goaline. The picture- perfect pass from Philip Rivers would surelyregister the Pack’s first touchdown of the season, because Peter- son just doesn’t drop wide—open passes. Or does he? Again, an all—to—familiar routine took place as the ball once again found Carter—Finley’s grass instead of being tucked away into a red jersey. “1 put a lot of pressure on myself, and then when I dropped the deep ball, I was thinking ofscoring and did— n’t look the ball in,” said Peterson, who has caught a ball in 26 consecutive games - the fourth longest streak in ‘ State history. “You make mistakes and you just need

N.C. State wideout Bryan Peterson (2) causes a fumble that allowed the Wolfpack to regain possession after Philip Rivers threw an interception. In addition to See REDEMPTION page 6 tackling and catching passes, Peterson also threw two passes on trick plays. StaffPhoto byJosh Miche/

Despite some early problems, until the ball was dropped by wide— got room to improve.” NewMexico came out strong in the N. C. State cruised to an easy out Sterling Hicks. On State’s second drive, the Wolf— second half —— utilizing the option victory over New Mexico. “We had planned that to be the first pack finally started to adhere to the and misdirection in the passing at- play,” said Hicks. “1 was thinking plan. Despite another failed trick play tack to combat the over—aggressive Steve Thompson about it so much. I wanted it so bad, and a dropped pass in the endzone, Pack defense. While the Lobos first Sports Editor but I blew it.” State mounted a 14-play, 80-yard drive of the half was thwarted by a While it took a while to get things drive over 6:37 to take a lead it would Marcus Hudson interception, they The Wolfpack had it all planned out. going Saturday never relinquish. A 21—yard touch- broke onto the scoreboard with a 10— N.C. State was going to emerge Inside evening, the N.C. down pass from Philip Rivers to play, 59-yard touchdown drive to cut ' Football game State football team Bryan Peterson capped the drive. the Pack lead to 21—7. from the not-yet—completed south box score end zone entrance to give the seniors eventually started “The first few plays we had some Whenever the Lobos threatened to . Larry Hunter its season on the dropped passes and some things did— make the BCA Bowl a game, howev— a chance to experience the future of Wolfpack Notes Wolfpack football. Then, State would right foot with a n’t go our way, but we stuck with it,” er, Rivers would counter with a play electrify the already enthusiastic 34— 14 win over New Mexico. said Rivers, the BCA Bowl MVP. of his own. crowd by striking early with a trick “It was a great start,” said Terrence “That’s one thing that you’ll see us With the Pack facing a third—and— play—— setting the tone for the season. Holt, who intercepted a Casey Kelly do is not get frustrated and keep 4 from midfield, Rivers turned a Or maybe not. pass. “Ultimately we got what we plugging. It worked out for us seemingly busted play into a big gain. A mid-afternoon thunderstorm wanted, which was a “W.” We knew tonight.” As the pocket broke down, Rivers be- pushed back the kickoff 37 minutes that with it being the first game of Over the rest ofthe first half, Rivers gan to run for the first down before and preempted the Wolfpack’s pre- the season things could be tricky, but and Wolfpack continued to pour it a Lobo caught him from behind. As Pat Thomas (52) pressures Lobo quarterback Casey game festivities. The trick play we were able to do some things ef- on the Lobos. Drives of 90 and 96 he was going down, however, Rivers Kelly into making a bad pass during Saturday’s game. planned was perfectly executed fectively offensively and defensively. yards resulted in two additional StaffPhoto byJosh Michel “I give ourselves a B-minus. We’ve touchdowns to give State a 21—0 lead. See LOBOS page 6

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