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back I Winston Hall was the sight ol‘a violent encounter for one NCSU employee earlier this week. Bv‘ Nlt'OLE Bowman ‘ AH Wtartifi‘ Barbara Levenbook. an associate professor of philosophy. was assaulted by an unknown man The wording of the LGSU's painting in the Free Expression Tunnel was changed Tuesday morning. offending members of the group. Sunday morning iii a first-floor restroom in Winston Hall. l.evenbook had been working in her office for a while when she went to the restroom. After three War of words fought Within tunnel walls minutes in the restroom. she heard the door open. the Public Safety I N.C. State students night stid lori l.'..ruvt rriterrrti think people are wall for blue iearis day originally painting] ktrtd of sticks it in lht police report said. l.(iSl‘ chart misinterpretirig the message. said.Blue leans day -wear face of those people who do lgl'HLt "It felt darigcroUs." ch'cnbook disagree over anti-gay "In the past. we have reclaimed thinking [the HiSl'] is tryrrig to yours to support cveryories or don‘t agree." lihas/ said. "It's was quoted in the report. messages painted in the the ttiriiiel. repainting over the convert people. but it‘s just a sestialtty." lt had been covered almost like they're making .i As she opened tlte stall door to Free Expression Tunnel. slurs pairttcd there." he said ”We matter of awareness." she said. with "If you support killing fags. challenge.” leave. a black male ptished her into have had to LH back ind upout a "('overrrig tip the message is one wear shoes." He said the individuals who a stall. Bv .lrzas Loitsciiitrrirtrt Ltlllplc of tirne.s llirs yeIf we have thing. btrt l tlitrik what they wrote In response to that particular cover the gays‘ messages are .~\ccordrrig to the police reports. 'vE'i :.-. E. chosen to letve the hand marks is kind of mean-spirited." comment. l.auve said the LGSI‘ rs “answering the challenge.” I evertbook started screaming. tip there to invite the iatrtpus She said the people who cov cred organt/ing .i barefoot rally No matter what the reason. “Then he told her to shut up." The lesbian and (lay Student coriimtinity to deal with it ” the S.t\s‘ decorations were not as Thursday from II to to 1 pm. on covering up the gays' messages is Public Safety spokesman Sgt. Larry l‘nron painted a portrori of the tasteful in their t‘\ptes\|\ll'l. the Brickyard not fair. said ~\imee Trovler. a lillts Tree livprCssron Tunnel Monday Hut. .rs in past years. the tunnels \dlvl. evening with rainbows and dctatitatiort at the bcgrririrrr: of l-rcshrriati \cott Hill said he has “The whole idea of Shoe Day I freshman in pre-med The suspect hit l.cvenbook iii the messages about diversity. Hy (lay and esbiari \vvarcncss \\ cek no problem with individuals have no problem with." he said ”I don‘t think it's right. because face with his fists until she fell Tuesday rtior'rting. the pictures and has caused d stir among people covcrrrt-n tip the l.(i\'l ”s painting “They use Shoe Day to pr'otiiote everyone has a right to their own l.cv -'ribook bumped her head on the covered wrtli who walk through it 'llicv're rust using their free their own ideas ttt very good. opinion." floor. knocking her glasses off. the prrik w rrtrrtg were Some students evpressed t out t‘ttr t-vprcssrori. llL' \tltl healthy vvtrys without being she said report said. slurs. epithets arid threats. offensive " 'I hose who oppose the gavs‘ “He tlldtld have .t weapon." This Individuals armed vv rtli white and o\et lhe hale ttiessages. while l.lll\t' ~.lltl he respects the tights painting should not cover it up. said “He uist used ltis hands." red spray»patnf cans crossed out others said they were rust of the primers lauve said the comments Trovler sdltl. A better alternative She contiriucd to scream ritttil the words and .ldtlcd it) lllC git) retaliatory torrns of free ”Idoii t v\.ltll to triakc it look like evpressed Tuesday were not would be to write their sentrriierrts assailant put his rudev’ frrtger arid sttidcnis' staterricnts The colorful expression it shouldn't be a place for tree tolerable. on another part of the tunnel will thumb rti leveribook's mouth. letters and sprawling rainbows on "I don't have arty problem with cvprc sioir." be ‘sitlvl "In no way “What was scrawled in the tunnel Hill Ward. a freshrriar. at. according to the police tcptitt. She .r black backproririrl were covered at all." said lotiathan (l'l‘lrrmr- l.» l ow to deny the freedom of was in a different spirit than what business rn.oraccrr:cnt said bit down as hard as she totild and w rtli hate graffiti graduate student rrt Pii)\lilli‘£\ ‘ll.l"v ttlarals in the turirtel " the fliers evpr'esserl.“ he said. painting the free lzvprcssrort grabbed his genitals Next to a message about the gay "l'm corripletelv .igairrt |ll.ll\lll§' llrli s.tltl he does not appreciate laii\e said he d itibts that the lirrinel is a good way for the The \tlspev'l lcll ttllc‘t l.C\'L‘tth0i)k and lesbian hotlrne w .rs .iri issiic otrt of gay and lesbian the . illlct'Pl of blue leans day. a group who pttt up the posters LUSL' to get its point across. even began to light back spravparntcd a statement too rtghts‘ He said that people vvlzo day when wearing blue Jeans parrited iii the tunnel. if the writing is inevitably covered levenbook suffered front a bttrrip vulgar to appear in print. "(iays make an issue otit of horriosesoal ‘~|_‘.tlllli‘s support lot scvttal “I don't think arty group on up on her head and her bottom front die“ was scrawled over “(lay rights are insecure with their own drvcrsrtv. .tvvllltllll).Y [ll lllt‘ l.(l\l ‘. campus claims responsibility for “That comes with anything pride." "This way ottt of ('rayvrlle” sevualtty. “Some people are going to forget Shoe Day." he said where you have art open teeth were loose She also had a cut partially covered a list of “notable Shwcta Shah. a sophorriorc iti .it: i they're gorrie to end tip in Bobby lzltitsl. d sophomore in on the left part of lter ripper lip. directs." electrical engineering. said some rearis. ‘ Hill said Tuesday "it snot electrical engineering. chuckled at cnvtrortrtrerit. espet rally .irt l.evenbook could not he reached llt‘cakrng from tradition. the people do not understand the an accurate statement Personally. the rewrite. unmoderated debate such as this." for continent l.(‘rSl' painted a part of the tunnel message the l.(i.\l tried to get l'm not wearing reatis toriiorrow.” “I think we all know .s‘i. Assisuu. Page 3 r they hadn‘t doiie yet Tuesday across by decorating the tunnel All .lllllflllllst'lllt'lll on lht‘ lUllllL‘l [httttlitse‘tll‘dllly] evrsts. but lthe \It‘r‘ TUNNEL. ”we 3 P
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excavated ancient advises Hunt I Two NCSl' professors parent in a twosparent family works more than [00 hours a week. they Roman Empire city have ideas about how the are ineligible for benefits, entitlements program Recipients are also disqualified if should be reformed. they have over Slfltltl in savings or I An NCSL‘ history was to collect evidence of the own an automobile worth more professor and several economy of the ancient city. The Bv .lssos KIM; than $1500. group looked for evidence of ” A Way's? The task force advised Hunt to students got the chance to agriculture. animal husbandry and a adopt a policy that would repeal the play Indiana Jones last trade system based on money. (iov. Jim Hunt has been working IOU-hour work rule and exclude the August. Luxury goods. including ivory on a new plan for state welfare cap on car value The task force from Africa and spices from the reform. and one NCSI' professor also advocated a plan that would Bv DYAN Bivvstsorzit Orient. passed through Alla. which had a hand tn deciding what increase the savings lid to 52500. Swr Worm is believed to have been an direction the plan should take. important port city during the Mike Walden. a professor and “With the way the current system Summer. when you‘re in Roman Empire. F it PM "i” extension economist in the College is set up. it truly is the case that academics. is a time for discovery. The excavators discovered [70 N.C. State students help excavate the lost city of Alia. of Agriculture and Life Sciences. is they cart be better off on welfare.“ A time for finding yourself. A coins. animal bones. pottery and underneath the modern city of Aquba. Jordan, last summer. a member of the Governor‘s Walden said new mayor. A romance. A city. textile fiber tnats. archaeological sites on the surface. Parker said the Jordanians may Welfare Reform Task force in Under the task force‘s Thomas Parker. an N.C. State Most of the coins found were not near Arla plan to build hotels. restaurants and North (’arolina The task force recommended plan. recipients history professor since Wt“). and minted in Arla. This helped show other tourist—like buildings on top of recently submitted a list of would sign a contract with the state some university students discovered the evcavators the variety of The students on this trip had a rare rritportant. undiscovered slllL’s. recoriintendatrons to the governor that would require them to pursue the 2.fl()()»_vear—old city of Aila travelers and trade practices going and special opportunity. Parker for his proposal on reforming the job training. beneath the modern city of Aqaba. throtrgh Aila. said. Because of Jordanian law. He is currently trying to convince current welfare system “After they have completed their Jordan last August. For the participants on the dig. the rrtost of the manual labor on the dig Jordanian officials that cconotiirc Walden said today's welfare job training. they would have to Parker and students front NCSU days were full of discoveries. One had to be perforttied by the locals. and tourism opportunities lie in the structure is ttot set up to get move themselves into a work and other universities around the group discovered a camel leg bone an honor Usually reserved for aricrertt turns People will visit to ret ipiettts on a track towards self- situation as agreed iii the contract." country spent eight weeks in Aqaba with a cryptic personal letter writtert students. Therefore. students were see the artifacts and antiquities of sufficiency Walden added. ”If they don‘t fulfill this past summer. From May l() to on it. The script is now being allowed to be “trench supervisors“ arrcrent times. Parker said “l'hete are a number of problems their contract they will be July IS. the $5 students. l5 professionally analyzed in and were responsible for cataloging Parker is takriig another group of with the current system and I think sanctioned in the way of losing professional staff members and 7f) Swit/erland and Will eventually be all the artifacts found in the digs. students to continue the dig in everyone recognizes them." he said. benefits." locals dug tip history. translated. Parker said excavators are in a Aqaba next year "The foremost problem is that there A system that puts recipients to “No one knew its exact location. The group also discovered surface race against time because of the The protect was funded through is not much incentive for recipients work is a must. said Nelson Reid. though Aria was mentioned in a artifacts that may lead to the tourism boom Jordan has grants from NCSU. the National to work " an NCSU professor and the director number of historic documents." he discovery of other lost cities. experienced since the signing of the (icogiaphtc Society. the National The current plan contains a of the Social Work Program in the said of the lost city. Andrew Smith. a graduate student Jordan/Israeli peace treaty this past landowment for Humanities arid number of stipulations that Walden The primary goal of the project in history. discovered lot) previous ()ctober. other mayor contributors. called “silly " Currently. if one stat WELFARE, Page 2 Howto Reach Us d Pllione Numbers: Internet Services: . y E itorra . ...5l5-2All Campus Forum: Wrestling: as... . sis-2029 erroneous. . 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WHAT’S HAPPENING News Notes TODAY 3t l4 .s‘ p 111 In the \\ itherspoon sexual assault educator at MEETING _. A weekly information, 411‘ 7 1 *HI 1111 more CLASS A sch-defense MEETING 7 Make an StiideiitCentei Cinema 515.9355, meeting for college Intoiiiiaiioii New machine aids c'ldss for NCSI' “omen impact Join N(‘Sl"s A“ ARENESS 7~ students who want more SATURDAY CAFE lhiiiiiper \1ill be taught today. volunteer service (iay lesbian BlsL‘\U1’ll THURSDAY from life. CampUs L__’...‘__ (oiiipany m” peitoi‘m at tobacco harvest Thursday. March | and 3 organization foi .111 A11 .iieness Week runs ‘—'——~'— Crusade For Christ Prime CHALLENGE How do (‘Al-i: ('all \\'.ilt Denny tiom o 111 ‘3 pm .It Infoiiiiatioiial meeting through l~riday Today. READING ~~ Author Time. is at 7 )1) p m. 111 you deal yyith unexpected .11 ts‘ H INi tor NC State researchers are trying Carmichael tiym Tuition trom I 111 4 pm in the Itliie leans l)ay Call 57|7 Randall Kenan “I” iead Carmichael (iyiii. Room challenges" Can you Iiitoiiiiation to cttt one of the biggest costs 111 is $11 Call Connie Student Center (il'L‘t‘ll W13- 111 161-114“) for from his forthcoming 104. All are yselcoiiie organize a small group to producing tliie cured tobacco by Domino at SISJHSS 111 Room dttails book, “Walking on accotiiplish a difficult iVIUNDAY taking the “hands” out 111 handling tt‘gtstc‘t MEETING 7 , 1111- Society stitir'i‘ist; (‘111-11- 11' Water. A Journey Into FRIDAY 1.1.11.1 TN .1111" Insultishir W the leaf DISCUSSION A of Women l5ngineers meets .11 " p 111 In the African America." —‘_“—‘ skills at the leadership .\I'DITIO\S '\lltill|ttn\ Mike Boyette. .iiI \CSl' screening and discussion meets at " p in in Daniels \‘ttideiit Center Hlue followed by a discussion. MAGIC The Spencers Reaction ('11uise C111 by lot spiiiig student stiidto and \' C Cooperative 111 the movie "Stormy Hall. Room 2311 lhis Room Circle K is it coed ieception and autograph magic and illusion shovy the Student Center. Room \11Il be held today and researcher Weathei” \yill be held iseek‘s guest speaker 111” community service session at 7.30 pm. at the will be at 8 p.111 in .il l4 1111‘ more 'I tiesilziy .Ii 7 p 111 l-or Education I:\lL'll\|i\ll Sei‘iice 1111111 .i 1111 to 53111 p 111 in be lioIiI Student Health organi/atioii helping NCSLI‘ Faculty Club. For Stewart Theatre. Tickets inforitiation iiIoie iiitoiinatioii. call agricultural eiigineei. hopes .1 tie“ ilie liilllllpttt‘pusc [1111”] 111 Services to discuss slt'c‘ss lainmy l 1111‘. Cciitet tor more information. call are $5 for NCSU CONFERENCE 'l'lie Diane .11 31" 3.1115 haryestiiig and 11111111: sssteiii “I” the Attican American inatiageinent [mod the handicapped and the SIS-284i students. $14 for the Association tor the LECTI RIC IiltC cut harvesting espeiises Cultural Cciitei prouded .iiiiiiial sheltci To get LACROSSE .L Come out general public and are Concerns 111 African Schoplei' \\lll give a "If this idea \‘111tks. 111' think it's Sponsoied by th‘ORli MEETING ~- Student iiiiolicd. 1.Ill Chiistine at and play women's club available at Ticket American (ii'adiiate speech on ”\iitisin 111 the possible 111 hai\est and cute .1 crop Centei 1.11 l itelonc1 Attion \1iih I‘;tl'lil\\itl‘kt‘l‘s 11111 .s‘l"tl lacrosse. Practices are Central. Students vsill sponsor .1 Schools" at Mt) p.111. In of tobacc.1 totally iiilh inachiites.‘ l-iirithineiit and the is uorking to csldhllsll .I SYMI’OSII M Display Mondays at 4 30 p 111.. CARNIVALE -— Matdi conference on "Atiicaii l'oe Hall. Room Mo The said Bowite. .111 assistant professor 1\.-\CC Free and open 111 scholarship tot students iese. ch pioiects 111 tour Thursdays at (1 pm and (Eras “fill costumes. Americans Taking it 111 event ls sponsored by the of biological and .Igticultiiial the public ol migrant farm \1111'ker categoiies biological Fridays at 2 p.111. on the dance. show. food and the Next l.e\el " Cali depaitiiietit ol psychology \lEETINO Materials background Come and s c i e 11 c s . lower intramural field. N11 drinks Will be held front 7 and is open 111 the public. engineering :11 the Collcylc ot' technical Society Iiieeis contribute viiihyouI-iiipui eiigiiicciiiieltcclii1o|11gy‘. experience necessary. pm. to 11,111 in the e—777~---7—7 7~77-7 77~a Agt'ictilttiie and l ile\c1eiices at n p 111 in Riddick Hall. .11 7 p In in the Student l1 11 111.1 11 I 1 c s social Call Suzi at 5|3~51123 for Multicultural (‘enter 1 _W_ha_ts_Happening Policy Hoyt-11.“. s\slt'lll Is part 111 Room 22: Meetings Center. Room HI} l-oi' s. 11'1111's and more information, Tickets are $5 and are Raymond loiic's l11\\ cost tobacco otter iiiloriiiatise neus more intoi'mation. call physical‘iiiatheiiiatical MEETING — Come and available at the Student lWhat‘s Happening items must be submitted in research .I'. “11'“ l 1111;: and other about materials ielatcd 51111344 sciences lntiy dc.‘1d11111. check 11111 the Center information desk writing on 3 What‘s Happening grid. available c‘t‘tlp scit'llc‘t‘ t‘c'st‘dtt‘ltt‘ts .tl’L‘ ttslng' .I events and student ORIENTATION .. \\'.1111 is March -H (all 5151- Ballrooni/‘SocIaI Dance and at the door. 550.0111! grant .iyyaided 111 1093 by interests. l-‘ree marior related 1111ik illJ lor Inoie Club. There is suing. DANCE 7* LUSC v11ll ‘in Technician‘s offices. at least two publication the \I C l11l1;ic-.‘1\ Research retieshments are esperience \\ hile 111 iiitoiiiiation \saltz. mambo. tango. and sponsor a Dance Night Ldays in advance by noon. Space is limited and Commission 111 slll1l_\ the provided Add ints info school ‘ Attend .1 RAH-I E l)elt.1 leta more! Meetings are from tonight at legends night 1 priority will be given to items that are submitted ['TULIllc'lH‘ll 111 hi“ 11.1s1. tliie cured locker 1111 more Cooperatiie Education tiee tiiitIoiI rattle tickets 73W to 9 pm in club as part of [earliest Items may be no longer than 80‘ information Orientation at 4 pm 111 “Ill be sold through lieb Carmichael (iyiii Gay I'Lesbiaii/Biscstial lwords. Items must come from organirations leaf for generic ctgaiettes Tobacco WORKSHOPS Join Calduell Hall. Rootii 3‘1 iii the Brickyard The PRACTICE Hey A11 areness Week. companies and the l‘lllL'~Ctll’t‘tl leadership l‘cselopiiieiit (11 ll or call SIS-3417‘ toi dinning “Ill be held i-‘eb \yoriien' Come out and CAFE 7777 Brazilian that are campus alliliated The news Tobacco Cooperame Mahdi/anon Series for 11111 isorkshops. more infortiiatioii :1 play \Hih the NCSC Carniial yyill perform .11 department Will edit items for style. grammar. Corp, also have 11:111te1lthesttidy "lime Management for POETRY c.. The l esbiaii INTERNSHIP ivoiiien's ultimate frishee Cloud And Fire llspress. :spelling and brevrty. Technrcran reserves the With lltc itL‘ 1‘1 turing setup. the Wills" and and Clay Student L'Iiion .I\.nl.1ble 111 .lsstsl \\lll1 team We practice e\ery located Inside Western lright to not run items deemed offensive or that tobacco is mechanically harycstcd " l n t e r p e r s on .1 l and L'nion Acti\ ities sesiial .Issatilt pi‘esetitioti Tuesday and Thursday on l..ines Bonliiig Center 111d fed into 11hoppetit.hit .11aIIIy .‘slanageiiient Skilis".\‘1gti Board are co-spoiisoiiiig .iiid [‘c‘l'w‘lldl safety the loner Iiitiaiiiiiial All IIIUHL‘IJIH dTC Idon't meet publication gaidelines. Direct .iits the le.l\Ls 111111 i by inch tip 111 the l'tiivei'sity Kate Riishin. .1 black .i\y.~.ieiiess piogiaiiiiiiitig ilL‘ltls liiterested' Call acoustic Call \\'.ilt Denny ;questions and send submissmns to Chris PIQWKCN. Iltc‘ I‘lk‘Ws th.‘ ilitftt Student Center. Room lesbian poet on campus .11 Contact Connie [)11iiiitio. I‘.TlI1.t .11 filth-1H1, ‘at 834-5329 for more ,Baysden. aSSISIant news editor. You may alsot conveyed into a trailer that doubles ‘e-mail Items to [email protected]. as .i curing barn. thiis eliminating both racks or separate curing hoses "Next year. \ve'i‘e going to look at IIL‘ 1ll\it s‘dltl llit‘ l\\llL' tlilc‘s IIUI in electrical and chemical some alternatives to the curing affect 111st members of the gay engineering. said, "It's as pointless schedule to see how it affects the Tunnel community. as asking soiitebody a question 111 a Assault Welfare chemistry of the cured leaf." he Continued twin PtIL’t' 1" "It affects everyone. like racism debate and interrupting them (1111111111111 l111111 l’Iiei' / (3111111111111 {to/11 l’aci / said. Ward said. “You kind 11f have 111 and sesisin affects all of campus." lialfiyay before they ‘re through." Her attacker \\ as still at large College of Humanities aitd Social Boyette i'lfsl lelCtl llic‘ s) stein l‘dsl eypect it." I au\e said. Tuesday night. Sciences He has taught and written summer iii a modest computer l.‘auye said he \\ tinted members 11f Although he said he does Iiot l.aii\e said nothing “Olllil change The suspect is a black male. about about social 11 elt'ai‘e for 25 years. controlled curing chamber 1111 the the community 111 enter the debate. approve ol coveiing the l(i.\'l"s the opinions of NCSC students. 5 feet H inches tall and \seighting NCSL' campus. He said the phrase “If you‘re 11111 tiiessagcs. l):i\id \aiai’ro said then aroiiiid Still pounds He is described ”There is .1 great deal of "With as iiitich tobacco .is 111‘ part of solution. you're part of opponents have the right to do so "We can do all kinds 11f things 'til by Public Safety as haying “.1 consensus as to what direction we were packing into the curing pi-obleiii" applied to the graffiti. and "l think that it's the right Idea tor \k'C are blue in face. but can‘t do football player build ” He had need 111 go. and \\11t’k is at the chamber. \te really didn‘t think it indiyiduals need to determine tree espressioii. but the 11111113: anything 111 change people's mind." close~cr11pped bro“ 11 hair and center." Reid said "For all \1oul1lciit'efhe said "lint .iltet \\ heie they stand on the Issue. application.” \'.i\.11111. .1 li'eshiiiaii he said. practical purposes. all of the seseral false staits. 11c toiiiid that it bi‘ovvn eyes. sticcessliil aspects of the social he could get .111 to it. 111' could cure The suspect \sas nearing taii welfare sy stein iii the l’nited States ll Technician needs page designers. If you think you might be interested, pants and a iiaiy blue syscatshitt iecogiii/e ttl‘ i'eyyard \york or \1 itli \shite letteis contribution lt'otii vioik Social (tall Denise at 515-2411. security is a good esample 111 that." Reid said education. \1111k and IT'SSTIIAT TIME OF YEAR& responsibility In child bearing all FEELING SICK? need to be Iiistilled 111111 poverty stricken laiiiilies' \.iltics. EARN $$$ TRAVELING FOR TM SPRING BREAK? ARE YOU CURRENTLY SUFFERING FROM A Triangle Transit Authority Answers COLD/FLU/SINUS INFECTION OR SORE THROAT? 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. ACC "Overall Team W l. Pct W l Pct North Carolina 10 3 769 '20 3 869 Virginia 10 3 769 18 6 750 Maryland 9 3 750 20 5 82A 1 Wake Forest 8 A 600 17 773 S arts Georgia Tech 6 6 333 16 9 640 Florida State 5 8 385 12 1 l 521 Technician February 22, 1995 N.C. State 4 8 .333 12 10 .545 Clemson 3 9 250 10 4 714 Duke 1 12 077 l 1 14 440 Gonzales at home on Wake Forest atWednsadexClemson 7 30 p 111 Virginia at Georgia Tech. 8 00 N.C. State at Maryland, 8:00 Florida State at Duke 9 OO State’s track team Saturdex Clemson at Maryland, l 30 p m ‘ Georgia Tech at N.C. State, 1:30. I Arriving in Raleigh by \gncw. Hunt. and Patrick loycc North Carolina at Florida State, 4 00 .ilsii ranking high 111 the 11101) Sunday way of Madrid, Spain and riictcrs. thc Wollpacls distancc ‘ Virginia at Wake Forest, 1 p m Idaho. Jose Gonzales has corps appears rcady to scorc big in Duke at UCLA, 3 45 found success at N.C. State. this wcckcud‘s ,»\('(' liidooi Track 1\ l‘lL‘ltl ('hatiiprotiships. Bi DAVID Hosm l)cspitc cuclluig iii cross country. ‘ ACC Overall ‘ Team W l Pct W L Pct thc Woltpack distaiicc runncrs haw Virginia 15 0 1 00022 3 .880 strugglcd as a group during recent North CarolinalO 4 852 23 4 852 Right now. Josc (ion/alc/ is lrtick sc‘asons Duke 10 5 667 19 6 760 having to (It‘dl with an unusual "’lypitally. wc'yc had onc or twii Clemson 9 5 643 19 7 731 sport. .iii unusual country. and (Ill runncis pt'rlorm at .1 i‘cally high N.C. State 9 5 .643 16 3 .667 unusual languayc llc should be Icycl. hut wc hawn‘t had the broad- Georgia Tech A 11 '267 12 15 444 struggling w 1111 1 uliurc shock hascd scoring at 1111* contcrcncc like WakeForest 311 214 1014 417 lnstcad. 111: is hclpiug thc .N (' we should."hc11d track coach Rollic Florida State 3 12 200 8 19 296 Statc distantc iiiiincrs cuyoy (icigci’ said, "I told the distancc Maryland 217 143 1015 400 uiiaccustoiiicd siictcss iii indoor guys last y1-.ir that we wcrcn't track. thriying acadciiuczilly. and. pulling our wcrghl in track. and tit/Angela KATHLTEN Ornate/811111 hc says. haying tun. thus \CL'III to hayc rcspondcd." Mercer at Georgia Tech, 5 30 p m Christi Newton qualified individually for the NCAA’s as a freshman. After missing the end of Dcspitc compctiiig scriously in 1111: 1mm may he motiyatcd hy' a Wake Forest at Florida11129601State 7 p m last season with an injury, Newton intends to make it back and take her team with her indoor lracls tor tlic lirst tinic. disappointing cross country scason. NC. State at Clemson p.m (11111111117. a rumor lroni Madrid. 111 which it finished a close second §oturd91 Spain. is currently Icading thc .1\('(‘ hchiud Wakc l‘orcst at the A(‘("s. Duke at North Carolina, 1 p m Newton takes gymnasts to next level iii thc lltllllrttttc‘lt’ls ‘.\lll‘i a tune of II has also Iiccu hooslcd h) Iht: Clemson at Georgia Tech. 2 p 111 prcscncc ot Agncw and Joyce. both H.2(t. llc is also third on thc 111 whom arc anxious to racc after Sunday I After missing last year’s with it in their routine, that shc is not going to miss." coulcrcncc list til thc tttllt‘ .ll 1 1: N.C. State at Wake Forest, 4 pm. So now that she's in thc middlc Stcvcnson \.lttl. "Shc has a \cry 111111 that tr.1ils only tcamm1th Maryland at Virginia, 12 p m NCAA Championships ot hcr iunior year. Newton has IUL‘lht'Ll determination at the nicer Kristian --\gncw rlirii Jon Hunt \\itli \u‘ TRACK. P1111114 End at Regukrfiggsgn with an injury, Christi mpcrtcnccd the highs and lows of not to miss." Newton is back with a college athletics. lt’ anything. the Newton's dctcrmination and ;__.‘-,__ .2 ~ . vengeance. injury may have been 11 good talent llLl\C made her the 1111M Swimmers looking to cap ACC Overall thing. It made her put her career successful gymnast in the Team W L Pct W L Pct By' JOE Gloria in perspective. school‘s liycar history in :Wake Forest 0 0 000 2 O 1 000 Starr W’lflifl} "It madc me look at things gymnastics. Shc owns thc highcst conference run 'Florida State 0 O 000 1 875 realistically." she said. "It brings score on the mall. the floor impressive Duke 0 O .000 5 2 714 (‘hristi Newton was the first you down out of the clouds and it cxci'cisc. the uneven bars and the Clemson 0 O 000 2 1 667 NC. State gymnast ever to made me take a look at my career. all~around competition. and is' I The men’s swim team is has no 11111th the [cam will be ready Virginia 0 0 000 2 l 667 ticd for first on the balance beam. L‘ttlllL‘ Thursday. Georgia Tech 0 O 000 3 2 600 compete in 1111' NCAA National at what I wanted to do for the expecting to have another "The swimmers are going to swim N.C. State 0 0 .000 3 .500 ('hampionship meet. next two years." “Shc has the highest skill level banner meet at the “They 'rc 1N0FThCCfOlln0 O O 000 3 A 000 And shc did it as a t'rcshman. And this year Newton is hack. 111 anyone l‘vc couched in 15 upcoming ACC great." llarrcl said. Maryland 0 O 000 O O 000 So how did she top it as a Thc junior from Jacksonyillc. years." Stevenson said. cont'idcnt Thcy have a lot of talent. sophomore" She sprained hcr toot Fla, won the all-around This scason Newton. 11 sports Championships. and they re going to swim last.” Fridgy .iiid misscd thc post-season. competition against both William psychology major. is ranked "The last time the Woltpack won Geo. Washington at N.C. State, 3:00 \thn Christi Newton compctcs. 1"; Mary and Eastern Michigan tourth in the nation on thc \ault. 81' Muir-11:1. Toni) thc .-\(‘(‘ titlc was 111 1992. undcr Wake Forest at Florida State, 3 30 and has tinishcd in the top thru- trim on the halancc tic-.1111. and 1‘. . ;; \N'.‘ v}3 thc illt'c'c‘lltilt 111 [)1111 l‘dslt‘rllltg. 59mg! shc pushcs the limits ol~ dangcr. who rctircd earlier this scason Statc Geo. Washington at N.C. State, 1:00 Ncwtoii Iiurt hcr toot .it cycry meet, I'lcr ct't'oris hay c sixth on tlic floor. Shc tccls slit: heat Virginia by 13.5 points. 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She also dished out freshman center scored 14 points. received ACC honors this week. another season high. this time in nabbed ll) rebounds and stole the Tammy Gibson was named Player assists with six. ball a career-high four times. of the Week and Chasity Melvin Against Georgia Tech. Gibson Melvin also knocked down 21 earned Rookie of the Week honors scored 15 points and also tallied six points and recorded six rebounds in Harris Teeter for the fourth time this season. assists. the win over the Yellow Jackets. The team set a goal at the every time out. the one thing Christi beginning of the year to make it to Newton wants to be is consistent. ce Cream the nationals. “I want to go four-for-four each Continued/rum Page “We have really put our hearts time out." she said. “I hate coming event." Newton said. “Each meet I into it." she said. “It is tight in front out of a meet and only having done leave room for improvement." of us. We put a lot of work into it three events or falling on one.“ E.i...iiiimiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.illilliiliil -tiiiiiiimiii"iiiiiliiiii....iiIlllliii And she would certainly like to and we support each other and you Consistency leads to confidence lllllmjullewj iiiiiiiiijii i W iimwjio""lllilllii“ improve when she gets to the couldn't ask for anything more for Newton. And in a sport like .il'jj/l NCAA tournament. Even though from a team." gymnastics. it‘s important to remain j. 00 she made it to the big show as a With Newton on the sidelines last level—headed. ii iii ' ” " . freshman. Newton was year. the team finished 16th in the “I don't want to go into a meet disappointed with her performance. country —~ just three tenths of a feeling netvoUs." Newton said. “I I i- i She finished 44th. point behind the l2th-ranked team. do this too much to feel that I am “I‘ve got to go again to make up The top 12 teams advance to the not very confident heading in it." for lost time.“ she said. “Being the championship round. Newton is happy with her decision iilli only one frotn my team there. I was Newton said her presence could to come to NC. State. it!iiililll ' C 1/2 gal. nervous and I really let myself have made the difference. "I came here to be the one that down." “We probably would have gone." shines." she said. Newton‘s determination to return she said. “Three tenths of a point is Newton was recruned by Florida. has influenced the team. and she‘s not that much. but then again I Alabama. and Stanford but only President’s Choice President’s Choice excited about the team‘s chances of could have messed up and we State offered her a scholarship. She Selected making it to the NCAA would have finished farther out." said she gets a bit of personal Decadent Crisp & Thin Varieties Championships. The year off due to the injury satisfaction from competing well 2/ “We have improved our score in pales in comparison to the In years against those schools. Cookies 12 oz.3"" Crackers 5.3 oz. every meet." Newton said. “There she has been involved in “They didn‘t offer any money so I is no limit this year.” gymnastics. She started in came here." she said. “So I'm here gymnastics when she was five. And and I‘m going to kick their butts." 10 Pack as strong." Harrel said. butterflyers that will do a great job State will look to the diving dtio for us, I‘m feeling that we have a Water of Todd Smith and Brad Shirley for lot of power. and can get a lot of Continuedfrom Page 1‘ help in the overall race. points out of that event. game. Smith was undefeated in the one— The main competition for the Pack meter event this year. and only had Chucky Cox. who holds the ACC will come front the two-time one loss on the three-meter. That record in the IOU—meter backstroke defending champion Tar Heels. loss came to last year's conference with a time of 518.80. leads a good whom State defeated l3()~l 13 at the champion. group of sprint backstrokcrs against end of the regular season. "I will not be astonished if he is a Carolina. The Heels have four of ”The way I look at the meet. we double winner and considered as the ACC's top It) times in the 100- are going to have to steal 50 points MVP of the ACC (‘haitipioitships." meter backstroke and three of the from Carolina to win the thing.” diving coach John Candler said. top It) in the ZOO—meter backstroke. Harrel said. “And I certainly feel Shirley has put together a solid we are going to do that." year in both events. and this senior The Wolfpack does have two State will look to make tip those could go out with a bang. trouble spots. In the breaststroke points in the sprint freestyle events. “Brad has just been a steady events. strong conference Wolfpack swimmers hold five of performer. a consistent placer in the competition may cause problems the top IO conference times in the top eight." Candler said. “But this for the Wolfpack. SO—meter freestyle and four of It) in time. third is \thln his grasp. He is the lOO-meter freestyle. diving consistently well." "I'm a little worried about the Leading the way for the Pack is According to Harrcl. success for breaststroke." Harrel said. “Will Carlos Santander. who holds the the divers is vital for State's title ('ocnen and Saint chnes are fine 67.50 02. conference's second best times in chances. breaststrokers. btit the conference is both events. A freshman from “They always do a great job for thick with fine breaststrokers. Redenbacher’s Ziploc Venezuela. Santander joined the us.” Harrel said. “like always. we That‘s going to be a tough one for team midway through the season need our divers " Us Selected Varieties 69 Sandwich and has fought through a shoulder Other strong points for State are in Also. the individual. medleyI. events 10- injury to be a force in the 50-. 100-. the butterfly and backstroke events. will be the source of some concern __ oz. Bags 100 cf. 199 and ZOO—meter freestyle events. State will be led by Mark for the Pack. The sprint freestyle events can Wolfenden. who has the second Buy One 3.704.30 o_z cover tip any weaknesses that may best tttne in the IOU-meter butterfly State does not have a lop-ten arise during the meet. and the ninth fastest in the Jill)» swimmer in either individual Wl _ Selected Varieties “We have the 200 free. the 50 meter butterfly medley event. while Carolina has free. and the 100 free to pull us ' For through the areas where we are not “We have great butterflycrs." four in the ZOO—meter IM. and five One Pizza Harrel added. "We have a lot of l(l() in the 4(Xi»meter lM. Get One country team all season. When he returned in January. an culminating with a second place illness forch him to miss most of Track g 6 finish in the ACC meet. the indoor season but he really Gonzalez is also doing well in didn't know what he was missing. Continuedfrom Page NC. State‘s tough architectural “I had never run indoor track successful distance runner since program. having made the dean's before." he said. “In Spain there arriving in Raleigh. Last spring he list during both of his first two aren't many tracks. and Northern placed l()th in the NCAA semesters. The combination of Idaho didn't run indoor either. so championships in the steeplechase. athletic and academic success is this is new to me. So far it‘s good — In the fall he led the Wolfpack cross exactly what he was looking for I‘ve run personal bests in my first when he decided to come to the two races." United States. “In Spain it is difficult to go to Gonzalez hopes to do well this school and be an athlete." Gonzalez weekend and then qualify for the says. “The two are not combined NCAA indoor meet. probably in the like they are here. I knew I wanted 3000-meters. However. he and to run. and I wanted to be an Geiger both feel that indoor track is architect. and it seemed like the just a stepping stone to the more US. was the best place to go." important outdoor season. That is After starting out at Northern especially true for a steeplechaser Idaho Junior College. he researched like Gonzalez. whose specialty is architecture and track programs and otily contested outdoors. Violinist decided on NC. State. He will probably rcdshirt during Corey Cerovsek ”There were a few schools that the outdoor season. saving his final ForstudentsatNorth CarolinaSymphonyconcerts were better in one or the other. btit year of eligibility. He will still inMemorialAuditorium. Only$5at 7:55pm. not both." he said. “This was the compete. focusing instead on his best for the two things I wanted to national championships. His time of do." 8:40 ranked him l()th among Good enough that he went to great Spanish steeplechasers last year. lengths to get to Raleigh. Although and he says he needs to cut 15-20 Mamma Mary’s Pepsi Or Diet Also, freepiHonceit Geiger does not normally recruit seconds to compete with Spain‘s lectureat 7pm. in lowerlevelofauditorium, foreign athletes. Gonzalez top runners. With the athletic and convinced him to make an academic adjustments well in hand. Pizza Crust Peps: exception. Gonzalez is gradually fitting into “A Spanish kid. at an Idaho junior the American social culture as well. college. is not someone we would After a year in Raleigh. teammates Pk. normally contact." Geiger says. have only one real complaint. SBIIIIll'S/IIBOBIII “But when I looked at his record. “Jose‘s always late." says fellow 199 16 Oz. 179 and how hard he worked for the steeplchaser Agnew. “He‘s a lot NRB Graduates: things he wanted. it was obvious better than when he first got here. the Franklin Jose would be good for our but it still seems like he's the last Is Hiring! program." one to show up everywhere." 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SIS-I IO . 52w, Irlr‘ litlltrrlt 'h [1” ,\.-\\\ Children order 72; $5.00. NCSU gym 1 )y the UAB students: $8.00. genercl public, ltth'rlrjlr‘r rrjgmmmee February 22, T995 Technician i paper that t\' entire!v theproduct oft/re student hodv becomes at once the oflicttil organ through which my thoughts. the activity and infact the very life of the campus are registered. College itft’ mthout its journal .’\ a hittn/v. MAM, H . o- car/m2- to no. I. February I. 1930 Technician, vol. 1. L—llK—E THE COWT FLA-OE- Tr) emu (art/FF W 513%» PEOPLE Bags at the door, please I Some store security With the student bookstore. the lockers are a plus. but few people measures may drive student actually carry their own locks. At customers away. Schoolkids. the watchful eye of the person behind the cash register can‘t ertamly it‘s worrisome to stop the quick-handed snatch. many students that a thief The worst way to attract business is could casually walk up to the to let the word-otlmouth reputation of lockers outside the student bookstore. a store include a couple stories of pull out another person‘s backpack theft. and walk off. A compromise. which has the Or. oii Hillsborough Street at security of both the students and the Schoolkids Records. a thief couldjust stores iii mind. is very possible. reach in the door and swipe a Schoolkids should move the drop-off backpack or other personal item. point for the backpacks closer to the Students don‘t feel secure with the counter. current arrangetiient. Of course. the The student bookstore should at least stores have their own security move the lockers inside the store concerns. rather than leave them so close to the Its easy for someone to stash doors. And. if possible. cameras could something in his backpack and then be installed above the lockers. claim that it‘s a violation of his rights These changes would be courteous for a store manager to do a search. to the students. And. with better The store is out of its merchandise. security measures. more students and the individual is off with hot would feel safer dropping into these goods. stores. Show you care, pump blood his own fire I You have little choice but to age of backwardness need not be Rutgers’s PC prince burned by revisited upon this campus. support Technician today. Hooray for lllllllic‘ullllfltlhlltl This jewel i‘7... . u- 7"—~—~‘-->————r the Rutgers~l\lassachusetts basketball Thus. NC. State needs a day to of liberal thought has saved us from our il l game (a game that exploits support those students who may be a own sensibilities and prejudices both i l underprivileged black youngsters for the eclinician is unique and as a little different in their linguistic conscious and tttillt.‘\l\lclll It has paved profit of the university. mind your and result it‘s often the butt of orientation. The campus community the vvay tor a thought police to prevent the Alex forced the second half to be postponed jokes and derogatory must stand fimi and let the world scourge of free thoughts frorii tainting our urittl early March comments. People have been know that it will not let the student sensitivity to others. .-\nd ll made the l The authorities didn't forcefully remove offended by 'l‘echnician. At times. the “good thought" tread: correct thought) the Storey. the student who started the protest or any media. especially Technician. get standard tor salvation. instead ol the good llis siror‘ortcrs also point to his others as they would have down here. but paper takes editorial positions and reamed by this odd new political works advanced by the repressive and \ thcv instead tried to talk it over with her in presents opinions that just aren't correctness hegemonic social institution known and \icc president at lutancl riivcrsny. be the gentle and noncontmutational tashion popular. The students of this campus can loved by millions igasp'.) as religion. increased African-American enrollment one would expect from a correct In fact. the media are under attack show their solidarity and support — if The crusade to make amends for past from one percent of the student body to [(i institution of higher learning. these days. in this new conservative— injustices done to oppressed groups is in percent. During his five years at Rutgers. they will only be willing — by firll swing on many college campuses. be instituted a speech code that restricts The protests didn't stop there. There leaning environment. media-bashing engaging in a very simple act that This means cultural centers and libraries. vv ere also protest gatherings on campus. is bound to get worse. fast. It might everyone is accustomed to. what a person can say (Who cares about and some students tried to storm a meeting separate newspapers. faculty heads. even First Amendment rights .‘ The Constitution of the New Jersey state colleges‘ Board of even be safe to say that being a day. If you entire departments for the disadvantaged was written by a bunch of oppressive journalist has now become politically In fact. today's the and wronged social groirp of your choice. white men. remeriiber"). replaced real Governors. The few who were let into the incorrect. support Technician. if you support our It‘s all about bringing the college college courses wnh touchy -feely subjects meeting voiced their dissatisfaction With journalists. if you support this experience up to snuff with the standards as part of a “multicultural curricular his comments and clamored for his But Technicians detractors. like unpopular career of pursuing truth of the |nquisitionsmindcd l’(‘ watchdogs. change." and instituted diversity resignation. media-bashers. aren't very open- and freedom in a politically correct This is where one lirancis Lawrence fits awareness training. He also created what l think it‘s a shame that Lawrence should minded. And when the rhetoric drives age. than show your support. in. He is the embattled president of he calls "seltlaffirming environriients" in be persecuted by the people he's done so a fine institution like this one into the Rutgers University in New Jersey. A few some of the residence halls. which is much for at Rutgers. ground. it's time to stand up and make Let your heart beat. weeks ago he made a racist remark while nothing riiore than ethnic and racial But this is multiculturalism. Words some noise in the name of truth and Yes. this is the first annual Heartbeat giving a speech about changing academic segregation (voluntary of coursei and speak louder than actions. and the slip of a standards of universities to accommodate taught professors not to discuss tongue can bring down even the bishops free speech. Day. Since Technician is the heartbeat minorities. He said that some unapproved ideas about race. gender or and popes of this cult ofcorrectness. Slips We are perched at the edge of a new of this campus. it is only fitting you disadvantaged students have trouble the power structure in their little PC papal do not a racist make. nor derogatory show support by letting yours beat. making good scores because their “genetic state. remarks a Klansman. millennia and it‘s time for the campus hereditary background." The remark He's so correct. he refused to read The community to start acting like it. An And we thank you for it. implied that blacks are intellectually Bell Curve by Charles Murray and He helped build this system of diversity. inferior and consequently have lower Richard Hermstein. a book on genetics and it is the very thing that will bring him scores on standardized tests such as the and its effects on intelligence. because he down. SAT and the ACT. thought the book was “morally wrong." Multiculturalism has tied President His colleagues say it was an unfortunate And to think these people pride Lawrence to his own pitard and is laying slip of the tongue. President Lawrence had themselves on their open-nundedtiess too. the kindling at his feet. The orily thing left been on his feet speaking for an hour and But apparently talk isn't cheap to the to do is light it and burn him like so many a half and hadn't eaten since early that students anymore. They were so incensed blasphemotis heretics before him during rooming. l for one would be a tad on the over his remarks that students started a sit« the Inquisition. it's the only correct thing incoherent side if] were in his place. in of sorts at mid—court during halftime of to do. NCSU: Not just for engineers anymore Last weekend we all basked in the glory exceed state and national averages. Our of a big basketball win against that nearby l college of Humanities and Social Sciences university whose name sounds like Puke. recently attained a Phi Beta Kappa While there are some remnants of school chapter. which is an honor only bestowed spirit that seethed from Reynolds upon the top liberal arts schools in the Coliseum Saturday aftemoon. this is as j Chandler country. Our Legislative Internship good a time as any to try and de-bunk the Program is by far among the best Technician bogus inferiority complex which all too l internship programs in political science in many NC. State students seem to have (accounting for about 29 percent of North Carolina —— Lt. Governor Dennis about their university. undergraduate enrollment). The decidedly Wicker was a participant. There is a myth that NCSU is a non—engineering. non hard—science To any lingering “NCSU is just for Technical college without anything to colleges of Education and Psychology. Engineers" whiners out there. I would Technician offer outside of Engineering; UNC—Chapel Management and Humanities and Social remind you that Govemor Jim Hunt got University '5 Newspaper Since I92!) Hill and Duke University are just better his undergraduate degree from NCSU (he North Carolina State schools when it comes to liberal arts. I say Sciences account for 3| percent of was not in Engineering. but in Agriculture BULL. I will have to preface what comes undergraduate enrollment. The remainder & Life Sciences). Fomier Lt. Governor Eorron IN CHIEF MANAGING Eonon next by saying there‘s nothing wrong with is split between the colleges of Agriculture Bob Jordan also got his undergraduate Colin 8. Boatwright J. Keith Jordan engineering. and it's a great program here and Life Sciences. Forest Resources. degree from NCSU (again. not in Colin@ncsu edu Keith_.Jordan@ncsuedu - but our arrogant neighbors make the Textiles. Design. Physical and engineering). mistake of thinking that's all we‘ve got Mathematical Sciences and the Just a few non-engineering super News Editor...... Ron Batcho Business Manager...... Robert Sadler going for us. It's time to set the record Undergraduate Studies program. achieving alumni from my college . Editorial Page Editor ...... Josee Daoust Advertising Manager...Jenniter Zimmerman straight. The point being engineering isjust one (Humanities & Social Sciences) include l have met too many excellent liberal piece of tin pie here at NCSU. ChiefJustice Burley Mitchell. of the State ‘ Sports Editor ...... Ted Newman Ads Productlon Manager..Derick Satterfield arts students who were given the choice Engineering students do not make up a Supreme Court. Judge Jack Cozan of the . et cetera Editor...... Jean Lorscheider Circulation Manager ...... Mike Jordan between UNC-CH. Duke and NCSU and majority of NCSU students by any stretch NC. Court of Appeals. newly elected US. Manager...... Susan Russell made NCSU their first choice because of of the imagination. and they are actually Senator T.J. Hayensworth of Arizona. ‘ Photography Editor ...... Ftod Garren Archives the excellence of our liberal arts programs. outnumbered by students in fields which novelists Neil Caudle and TR. Pearson ' Design Editor ...... Hunter Morris Personnel Director...... Denise Johnson in our English Department. for example. have nothing to do with engineering. and the Dean of Boston University School Graphics Editor ...... Danny Wilson WWW Administrator ...... Brian Watson even the most pessimistic of professors Other dispirited NCSU students will of social work. Wilma Peebles. The list will tell you what a great depanment we doubtless wallow in inferiority even in the could go on and on. Opinions expressed in the columns. cartoons and letters that appear on Technician’s page: are the views by espousing the i of the individual writers and cartoonists. The unsigned editorials that appear on the left side of the editorial have. face of this information Our putrid blue neighbors with their j page are the opinion ofthe paper and are the responsibility at the Editor In Chiot. To those who linger under the delusion myth that the really GOOD liberal arts and pom-poms and Gone With the Wind Technician (USPS 455-050) Is the official student-run newspaper of NC State University and to published that NCSU is just an engineering college i non—engineering stuff is at the other Charles Hamilton mystique have been every Monday. Wednesday and Friday throughout the academic year from August through May except would strongly recommend taking a better schools. This. too. is a bogus lie. wetting on our leg so long too many of our during holidays and examination periods. Copyright 0 1995 by the Student Media Authority. All rights look around! NCSU is North Carolina's Our College of Management. for students believe it‘s raining. We shouldn't reserved. 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