Technician North Carolina State University's Student Newspaper Since 1920 Raleigh, North Carolina September 18, 1995 Volume 76, Number 12
Bell Tower Monteith still undecided on tuition increase
Briefs I Student ttiattitainitig a taculty wllh raising tuttion to meet those ends is Body President cspctttsc upgrading the library and not the right answer John ()‘Quinn spoke out rcpittttig old buildings He asked board members to keep against the potential \lotitcith \dltl that it .i tiitttoti in consideration that tuition has increase at the Board of |llslt'.t\t' is lllt' best way to keep risen sharply over the past decade Applications for scholarship Trustees meeting. \(Sl a i oiiipctitivc university. "so while relative laculty salaries have now being accepted lie tl plummeted Bv PHILLIP th-st Hut \iorttctth also warned the The cost ot an education at NCSL‘ N.C. State Juniors planning to enter a career in S'fill Wish. board that tttttroti increases always is approaching $10000 annually. public service at tlte federal. state and local levels tcsttlt iii lilldllsldl troubles lot and any turthei tutiion increases can apply tor the 1096 Harry S. Truman N.C. State (‘haticclloi ldtl} students would be devastating to students Scholarship. Montetth encouraged the Board :il Student Body President John balancing work and school while The scholarship covers eligible educational Trustees to make a \ltlllltlllillt‘tll ti (‘)lillllt was more ti-soltitc when struggling to make ends meet. expenses for the senior year and up to three years conceming tttitroii increases l‘t‘ltttt' l“.' spiikc’ li lllt' hItalil .tilttlll lllt‘ ()"Qumtt said of graduate study. The total stipend amount its next meeting and promised to potential llli lt‘.l‘st‘ H ()tllllll spoke The trustees set tip a committee available for a graduate or professional program make a recomtrietidatioo to ill" out against the proposed tttttiott c‘tittipttsi'il t‘l \l'. members It) stud) is 35.10000 board before it votes on the issue increase at tlic lllt't‘lllli' and said that tlic cttccts oi a ttittton increase The NCSL' will nominate three stttdents for the Monteitb spoke to the board about there Is more at stake than iiist .i committee will olfer a HMS-0o competition. Any interested Juniors the issue during its iticetirig on titittoti litke recornmendation to the board when shottld contact Pal I ee at 515~.1(i7l. Applications Friday, “(line we pass .i ttttttott tncrcasc. it reports its findings and an “interest statement" must be submitted by "As resources become scarce l sec ‘.\t‘ tiiiist cspcit the (icticral lti other business. the board voted Oct. l l. no real alternative except .i stlttl_\ oi ‘\s\t'llll‘l\ to ask its to do it again." unanimously to adopt a proposal The Truman Foundation will offer 85 the educational funds and a he said "We will have created a that would begin student athlete scholarships nationally. Tobe eligible for a reallocation ol funds it ttecessatyf precedent that will begin the drug testing without nottfytttg the scholarship. applicants must be full-time juniors Mottteith said. escalation i-l tuition at our athletes when the tests Will take working toward or planning to pursue a The chancellor said that tor Nt 'S1' tinivctsity ii'idcttnttcly " place. [it the past. student athletes baccalattreate degree. have a "B" average or to remain cottipetitive iii the field ot ()'()ttinti said he was ttt tavor ot were informed one day prior to equivalent. stand iii the upper quarter of the class. Lorr'i-iTGumx/Starr higher education. the university upgrading \(‘Sl' libraries and testing have an extensive record of public and Members ot the Board at Trustees met Friday. tiiitst achieve certain goals. sttcli as improving faculty salaries, biit community service and be a US. citizen or US. national heading toward a career in government. education or public-service oriented non—profit Larceny problems otgant/attotts. Nominees will be selected by a committee plague fraternity court chaired by a faculty member iii the department of political science and public administration and composed of several faculty members from construction disciplines representative of the applicant. l-tve Truman scholars and seven alternates have won't be completed until . come trorn NCSl' since the Truman Scholars I Fraternity Court next summer. progt‘atrt began ttt l077 residents have Residents say that experienced having construction problems with the workers around has N.C. State hosts construction caused a number of problems. One of the Cropwalk to fight hunger workers who are problems students have renovating their hau to deal with is theft. N C. State will host the 1095 ('ropwalk Oct. 1. houses. Several items. stich as a More than l.000 Wake County residents are stereos, clothes and scheduled to participate in this proiect to tight Bi PA’t‘tuciA ScoTT couches have _jUst seemed worldwrde hunger. PLt'NKl-JTT. _-.. W. _‘ to disappear. s'iirl lim Sponsored by (‘hurch World Service. the “”4 l’ct't‘y. president of Sigma walk will take place tor the first time on N(‘Sl"s Although l-raternity (hr. campus l‘l‘l' the past 32 years. (‘ropwalk (‘otirt construction is “The security down here participants walked lot'm Meredith College to the going smoothly. residents was ti ltttlc loose." Perry Sldlt'llttllsc. say they are upset about said “You‘d drive by arid lticreascd tratl'tc on llillsborough Street has inconveniences caused by you'd see a chapter house pt’ttiiititcd this yt’dtis c'titttttiillt‘c‘ it) seek it sdlc'r the work. door propped open at l path The construction. which 7:30 pm. and you know l Cropwalk comiiitttee rtietttbers said they think started this summer. was they weren't working . {\(‘Sl ‘s campus is an ideal setting tor the walk. suppose to bring l2 after 5 pm." l l'ollowing a l p m rallv at thdick stadium. the fraternity houses up to According to sophomore l ~ O walk will start .it 3 pm llllttt'tiidllttit booths and tire code standardc Thc Dan Sager. a member of I this ‘c assorted activities w ill greet walkers along the (i 3 work was Urtgirtally Kappa Sigma. some l mile path sc'hr’tlulcd to be fraternities have filed The walk is intended to help participants completed by Aug. 15_ police reports on some of | a»! experience and demonstrate solidarity with i people who are hungry livans said that til miles biit due to budget the more expensive items is the typical distance hungry people in problems. the deadline for that were taken. Not all F oiw AtJ .m‘jtau developing countries walk to obtain tood. water halt the houses w as of the tiiisstrtg items have i Party goers at the Delta Sigma Phi Lawn Party battled rainy weather Saturday afternoon. and luel and to take their goods to market. moved back to Oct. 23. For a review oi the party, see page live. The Bob Wallace. of the l'ntted Methodist The other six houses SceFRAtJ’uec.‘ ) ‘ Church. and Farltne Middleton. the Food Bank of North (‘arolina cotnmutiity alfairs/volunieer coordinator. are the chairs of the event NCSl' football Coach Mike ()‘Catri and Carolyn Volunteers “Sweep” up trash around campus (‘litford of Fox 12 are the honorary chatrpersons. “The purpose of Cropwalk ts to raise the Water Resource .1\ssociatton. itertts are creating the largest problems in Branch (‘teck next year it construction community‘s consciousness of htttiger and to I Volunteers cleaned up participated in the cleanup effort. oitr waterways." Sclesrty said. on Centennial ('at'iipus . onttttttes raise funds for the agencies." Middleton said. Centennial Campus and around Big Sweep was established tti l‘tb‘7 as a l’lastic. alumtttunt and glass beverage Participants who i leaned Rocky t Twentydiv'e pcrcent of the money raised will go Rocky Branch Creek this cleanup effort for the coastal area but containers made up most of the garbage Branch Creek. which runs along Sullivan toward l0 organi/ations tn Wake county. weekend. grew to incorporate inland waterways tound around Centennial Campus l)tt\c toward l’ttlleti Park and flows l The remaining 75 percent will be ttsed to such as Rocky Branch and lake Raleigh. Rocky Branch Creek was full of old between the tennis courts and intramural i allev rate hurtger nationally and internationally: Bv KELLEY DENNINGS said Kara Sczesny. the area coordinator rusted metal pieces and cigarette butts. fields. said lllllxh ot the trash they picked l n,__,_v__ , g,_i Sm, Worms for Big Sweep. Sc/esny' said. tip consisted oi old sporting liddie Croom. who helped coordinate The area surrounding the lake attracts a paraphcnalta What do tennis balls. cigarette butts. a the cleanup efforts alottg Rocky Branch large number of students. It has been "We found a lot ol baseballs, tennis Inside Monday newspaper vending machine. soda Creek. said that despite their work ttsed as an otttdoor instructional balls. stiflhttlls and golt balls " \oluntccr bottles and an aluminum bench all have participants weren‘t able to clean tip all classroom and for hiking. biking and Rob Riding said “The athletic Sports: Seminoles roll up 77 ints in common‘.’ All these items were found the trash. relaxation. All of these activities have department or the university should be .., and picked tip .. at this year‘s Big "We worked hard for at least three caused the area to become cluttered with responsible lot clc lllInL‘ the .llhll‘llx on Wollpcrck defense. Page Sweep. hours and collected a lot of garbage. but ltllc‘i’. equipment limit the t tcck ' The l.orax lznvtronitieiital (‘liib still some remains." he said. “This event Due to the construction on Centennial Graduate student l.t\ liarrci said that Sports: Cross country team wins big sponsored the fifth annual Big Sweep ot should be tnore than once a year” (‘ampus only one side of the lake could area has been neglected bv .\'t Sl Rocky Branch Creek and lake Raleigh lti addition to picking tip trash. be cleaned. l.ora\ member and volunteer "lt seeitts that the tit-ck has bcct: this weekend. Page ) on Centennial Campus Satttrday. More volunteers were also asked to record the Todd Padetiich said. Despite the success overlooked as the iitti\ersttv has grown than 47 volunteers. including members different types of items they tourid, ot the cleanup. Big Sweep volunteers arid deyelopcd.“ he said Sports: 77-l 7: Whose fault was it of Alpha Phi Omega and the American “This allows us to understand which may be able to clean tip only Rocky anyway? Page et cetero: Saturday was the lost Weekend festival celebrated Chinese culture olficiol dog day. Page 5 ) I The annual Chinese Mid- The event was sponsored by the et cetero: Drunken revelers sworn at . —, Autumn Festival attracted more International Student Cottitnittcc and (SS! -\ vars."-V,. the Lawn Party. Page ) s The Chinese Student and Scholars it; D than 400 participants. Friendship Association president. lclltcy .;y .. Zhu. said he was surprised by the large Opinion: SBP denounces tuition Bv Ntcott: BOWMAN crowd. hikes. Page 6 > StNlt in Strut Writrttr “W’c didn‘t think all these people would There weren‘t any fireworks. but that was show- up." he said. How to Reach Us about the only thing ('hincse missing from [hang said she was pleased with the way the Chinese Mid—Autumn Festival held the event unfolded. Saturday night in the University Strident "It went slower than we thought it would. Phone Numbers: Internet Services: Center Ballroom. but we had great participation from the Editorial ...... 5i 5-24l l Campus Forum: More than 400 people explored Chinese audience." she said AdVertising ,. .. 5l5-2029 [email protected] culture at the festival. which is designed to Zhu said he had hoped for more NCSU Fox ...... 5l 5-5l 33 Press Releases: celebrate the traditional Chinese FullsMoon student participation. but thought the event [email protected] went well. Festival and welcome new Chinese students “There weren't as many of our American Address Information: to NC State. program coordinator Yue friends here as we expected." he said. “We SudaiCsb' [email protected] Amount GRAHAM/5M” Zhang said. The lesttval is usually held Box 8608, NCSU Campus News roup: Over 400 people attended the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival. during the lull moon in autumn to celebrate Raleigh, NC 27695-8608 ncsupu licotionstechnicicrn the harvest and the autumn colors, See CHlNA. Page 2 What’s Happening page 2 Sportspoge3 Classifieds page 8 et cetero page 5 Opinion page 6 Technician to printed on 60% recycled paper. Please recycle. Page 2 News September 18, 1995 said he doesn't think the raise in rent is all that drastic. WHAT’S HAPPENING Frat "A nine percent increase is not bad for a little over a Si million of organizations should renew College Republicans will Paganism and Magick will information. e mail Cinirrrruedfrom Page / renovation." Smith said. TODAY their registration in the meet at 7 pm. in the meet h‘ p in in Tompkins lgstincstitd l chass ncsuedii been reported. he said. NCSL’ is doing what it can to ELECTIONS ,_ Fall Student tlepartrticnt of student l'niyersity Student Center. Hall. For more information. MEETING w The Volunteer "We feel they're kind of idle make the ordeal easy for students. Government elections are dcyelopment. located at 3009 (ireen Room. call Donna Ntileriii178l- Services (‘lub will liaye an threats.” Sager said. “It‘s almost not today Vote at most Harris Hall. by Sept 29 POETRY READING -—— Poet 9757. organizational meeting d[ worth reporting." Smith said. The construction L'niyersity Dining locations Tl'TORS NEEDED A Harryette Mullen will speak TOL'RNAMENT 7! There 2 7«it p m in Room ZilIS. Another common complaint has company is allowed to work only AL‘DITIONS -» Auditions for lrigineering Tutorial at the African American will be .i billiards tournament Harris Hall For more not been about what was taken. btit from 9 a.m. to 4 pm. Trying to the drama "Two Trains Piogram needs tutors in Cultural Center at 7:30 pm. at b p m, in the l’niyersity information, call Jackie or make things easier for students has Running." by the playwright calculus. circuits. logic For more information, call Student Center (iames Kara .11 55-3441 rather what was left behind from aggravated the workers. said Amy August \Vilson. will be held tlcsigri. statics. dynamics. la Jan Productions at 872- Room. The cost will be $2 MEETING The summer construction, Trampled Kruegar. president of the at 7' p tn at Thompson (r; and TORTRAN hill‘) Prizes will be awarded For Social/Ballroom Dance (‘lub carpets. holes in doors and stains lntertratemrty Council. Theatre. Open to all NCSl' -\pplic.ilions for the paid SPEECH Vemon Robinson. a more information. call 5l5» will be meeting from it to left on walls due to fire proofing "The [construction] workers are students For morc positions are .iyailablc in candidate for Superintendent 59H. ill iii p in in tlit‘ ('.iritiich.'iel were just some of the renovations really frUstrated about the kids information. call Patricia Room ll\'. Page Hall l5or of Public Instruction. will SHOW A— Professional Gymnasium Dance Studio legacies. Perry said. sleeping late in the morning." Caplc at 515-3-1ll5 more information. call (iary speak at 7 p m in the Student billiards instructor Nick tht Beginners will riicct from While the work is being done for MEETING —~ The Volleyball .it ‘TISJSJR Center Green Room. will be deriionstraiing his K 45 iii ‘3 ill p in safety"s sake. some students say Kruegar said. "lt's kind of an Club will meet at 7 p m. on skills front ii to ll pm. iii the lriicriiicdiatc danccrs will they feel it's having the opposite inconvenience having the men in the upper courts of L’nty'crsity Student Center nicct from .‘s’ to is 4'? p in For instance. the Sigma Chi the house." Carmichael (iymnasium. .~\l| 11% VVEDNESDAY Games Room Admission is SESSION - ~\ \\.illt'lil effect. Despite all the problems. Perry students and faculty are ELECTIONS . ltill Student MEETING — The Capital free. for more information. \L"sltill on how to choose a house currently has a giant hole in said he thought the university was welcome to attend. iioycinnient elections will be Group of the Sierra Club will call SIS-59m iii.iior will be held iortii S [S the second-story wall coyered only doing the best it could. SERVICES ()ne NCSI' l‘i.'ltl lt‘dd) V0“) til lTiUsl meet at 7.30 pm at l-‘airmont MEETING Thc Lesbian to h iS pm in Zillll l’ullcn by a three-quarter inch piece of "Many people are pointing fingers office helps students find l'niyersity Dining locations l'nited Methodist Church and Gay Strident l'nion will lliill plywood and four screws. Perry when they don‘t know who to be permanent employment. :\l DITIONS .-\Udlllt\n of Sierra (‘lub President Robbie meet at 7.10 p m in Winston said. pointing at." Perry said. “My internships. career tlic drama. “l‘wo Trains Cox will be speaking. For Hall. Room 5 PM more Along with the workers came a information. and changing Running." by the playwright more information. call Greg rent increase to help pay for the problem isn‘t with the university. majors learn about Career -\il_;‘ll\[ Wilson will be held l.ytlc .it 4Xl—l7il7, construction. Drew Smith. assistant it‘s with the shoddy construction Planning and Placement .it p in at Thompson MEETING 7~ The Volleyball director of student development. down here." services at 2100 Pullen Hall lhcatic Open to all NCSl' Club will meet at 7 pm on Wmfolm during office hours and studciits I‘tii more the ripper courts of lWhat‘s Happening items must be submitted in Monday cycniiigs from 5 ‘ill iiiioiiiiation. c.ill Patricia Carmichael Gym All to h pm throughout the ('.iplc .it 5l5~3~1il5 students and faculty are :writing on a What's Happening grid, available in audience a ping«pong scmL‘stt‘f SESSION littoriiiation wcli ome to attend lTechnician‘s offices. at least two publication demonstration. RL'SH ,, Alpha Kappa Psi. \cssion for new students MEETING w Students ldays in advance by noon. Space is limited and China After a Chinese fashion show by professional business interested in applying for wanting to meet new friends Coltftrrued‘friim Page I CSSFA members. children had a fraternity, is starting its rush \t'SL' Judicial Board will be while helping others are ‘priority will be given to items that are submitted chance to perform. Three Chinese at “ Fil p iii in the (’aldwcl! licld at T p m in Roorri 204 invited to attend Circle K fearliest. items may be no longer than 30 words. had a lot of talented people in the girls performed part of the Sugar Lounge For more of the \\'ithcrspoon Student lnterriational's meeting at 7 show." Plum Fairy dance from the information. contact Susan t critcr For more p m on the fourth floor of iltems must come from organizations that are Lei Zheng. a Greensboro resident. Nutcracker ballet. Cannady at SIS-7332 or l on information. call 55-3797 the L'niyerstty Student icampus affiliated. The news department will opened the program by singing CSSFA member Jian Hue Qan Adams .it51il-425l VIDEO 4,. ".lapaiicse and Center, For more jedit items for style. grammar. spelling and Chinese songs. APPLICATIONS \iiici'icari Sisters' Friendship information. call Pilrlil Patel Audience members joined in with ended the program by singing two Applications arc llil\‘\ t .izitcrcncc." a preview of a at ill-.1590 brevity. Technician reserves the right to not run Zheng during her performance of a Chinese songs a cappella. After his a\;tilable lor new students irontlily conference held in MEETING ._ The lndian :items deemed offensive or that don't meet song from the Chinese movie “I performance. there was a dance who would like to scryc on \Kashiiigton l) C will be Student Association will be {publication guidelines. Direct questions and Love My Country." During the featuring Chinese music. the NCSL' Judicial Board sliown at noon in the haying a meeting at 7 pm. in performance. a member of the A Chinese art exhibit sponsored Pick up applications in Room l iiiyersin Student Center. Room lil7. Harrclson Hall, Isend submissions to Nicole Bowman. Senior by Chinese Arts. a shop in Cameron 307 in tlic \Vithcrspoiin \\.ilntit Room l‘s‘l' more for more information. call lStaff Writer. You may also e-maii items to CSSFA came on stage and helped Village. was on display in the Center by Sept 23 information. call 400- I "o3 Anktir Parckh at 5 l 3-998 l. Lei Zheng lead the singing. Student [email protected]. Young Hong and Wang Shaw Fe. University Student Center South NOTICE -— Studcnt MEETING The NCSlf MEETING ~~ The Society of i,._._al ._A,,,,...v.._. both CSSFA members. gaye the Gallery.
lill Stewart promoted
. The newest vice provost dimensions of the educational \(‘Sl' has increased steadily during wants to improve enterprise at NC. State." Stiles the past five years. and similar said. increases have been sccn in international education Stewart said international iiitcrdtscrplinary graduate programs actiy'ities at N.C. State. programs hold an important place at tliltl rcscarcli Clltli‘ls. Slilt‘s \ittl NCSL'. and one of her first “We bclieyc that thcsc activities Bi Ekit' \Vtyrt'iiik concerns was to conduct an should be both tooidiriaicd and 's. cyaluation of these .ictnitics to see encouraged .it the highest levels of where the iiniycrsiiy should be uniycrsity adriiinistration." he said llcbra Stewart. .\' C. State's concentrating its energy Stewart will still be responsible VOTE! graduate \\hll\ll dean. has been :\ subsequent L'thll‘tdl \lt‘\\.|l‘ is for reyit'wrng .iiitl ilcycliipirig the pioiiioirml to \l\ c pro\osi She said strengthening progrartis dcsignctl to current graduate pl'tlgrullt, \lll will cspand hcr' .tciiyities to .lkl\OCtllt.' llit‘st‘ sltltllt‘s .\ natiyc of llollidaysbiirg. l’a, iiit‘iiitls focusing on international Stewart said interdisciplinary Stewart touted the NCSl faculty in Student Senate Elections .illtl intci'tlisciplinary educational graduate studies are the best way l‘JTJ .itttl lttls st‘i'u‘tl .t\ ilt'ati ill the JulHlllCS for students to seek cyposure .icross graduate school since luss‘ Provost l’liilip Stiles .innouriccd .i widc variety of programs Actiye in many areas of graduate Stewart‘s .ipporritrncni Aug. IS “llit- most important places of education. Stewart scr\cs on the "The naming oi Dr Stewart .is study are at the interfaces of Board of I)ITL‘LlUT\ oi the \illlillltll \icc pr‘mosi .is well as graduate different disciplines.“ Stewart said .\ssocr.ition of State l niycrsities school dean reflects the growirii,i The number of international and l and-(irant ('ollegcs General Election: international and interdisciplinary scholars and scientists visiting Monday & Tuesday,
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By .I.P.(iit;i to said "But \\ L' )em A W r. ~ ourselyes iii the loot llte l’ack shot them» TALLAHASSEE, FL Tltere w as a loot again after ‘ popular T-shirt triside l)oak answered Stephen ('ampbell Stadium which read The mm d “4de a”... do}, Seminoles don't llfSi play they fullhgic'k Pooh Hr.” \\ . ‘lf‘llllllillc- yard touchdown 1.. tak NCState ‘7 th-N( State ”it the first pla. . “mm-l” “‘4'“ \\ illiatits‘ tout lid a: the hard fumbled tttside lllt l l Fl°nd° 5'0" 77 way.learnedas No I yatdltne Honda St. dominated the Woltpack Three plays lalt‘t l‘. s: Saturday. 7747 (‘ooper iit tlte l‘atls l‘ltlfltllt St. dorttinated the to push the lead to l l \Volfpack’ worse thaii arty teaitt tn l‘ittf Udell llil\l.lis‘.‘ ’t l its school history as the ‘Noles Nolt‘s had the answer broke team records for total points. l'sually. the at: touchdowns t l l ) and extra points. siipplted by Kane!" l“ I Listen up, kids. it's the ”There was a couple of tiiites quarterback complctta second edition of Monday- w hen I looked at the scoreboard arid passes for iltf \.,itt' said '(iod. I hope they don’t get touchdowns Morning Quarterback. This ltttt'.” captain guard Steye Keim llts fayorite la'. .: time everybody gets said. alterrtoon was wide iL'LL‘ts. scrutinized. Despite the lopsided final. the (ittttpct k‘tittpk'i :,:t.iltl. Woltpack was iii the gattte early catches for l-H \a-d I sat iit anguish as lilorida State \‘y'ith .il‘) total yards in the first touchdowns ptit point after point oit the half. the Pack moved the ball on the Another w cap n :It the scoreboard Notes but turnovers ultimately dug arsenal that datttaged 'ltr V» Halfway through the tltird quarter the Pack art early grave defense was t'tllllltfyf.‘ Mt.) '-‘\ 1 was secretly hoping Dr. "You can't afford to turit the ball Dunn. Kevorkiatt would show tip. But to oyet early." coach Mike U'Catn The Heisman Troph- be honest. I couldn't decide which said. "If we had any chance. rushed for lltl yards t l; t n team should be hooked tip to the w hatsoey er. we took ourselves out and cattght fiye passes t. . death machine. off it right away.” for three touchdowns Running tip the score cart be the The backf‘iring began on the "This offense could be ill. ntost humiliating tliittg in sports. I Wollpack's first drive. After a offense eter to iilttst have been oit some teams and lost futtible by fullback Rod Brown. it football." (‘oopcr mild more than ltt~tt that was a took the Seminoles only 1:06 to hit unbelievable l\ery mm soccer gaiite But the more I pay dirt Quarterback Danny Kanell off tlte sideline alter . thought about it. l wondered w hose ltit wide teceiser Andre ('ooper on were running back t'tlo 11.. fault it really w as. a l2syard alley voop in the corner of The game was ptit Hill Nobody the end/one for Noles first of five the end Hi the sctotttl do it'_ The Seminoles cotild haye touchdowns off of turnovers the Pack conyerted a I was? actually been trying to do tlte Pack following linebacker Ron the lr’ack's \c't‘llll;‘ .3" a favor. \lelnik's interception of Kanell. the stopped by its totit‘tl. ltllitl‘ No. don't laugh Soinetiittes a Pack tied the score at seven with half. dotttmant team show iiig mercy cart n “so left in the first quarter on a l2- ()ttartcrbtck le“ be iitore embarrassing for the loser. yard liemay ne Stephen's run. tuttibled this lllilt Remember w hen Notrc Dame was The sophomore tailback broke the defensne end l‘cte: it) l’.‘ beating up on SMl' t'l'his w as back century mark iii the first ltalt with seyen-yard ltne Chief Osceola sits atop Renegade and looks on before the Florida State Seminoles lock the ltto yards on lh' carries. field and scored ll times on the Woltpack defense. We tttoyed the ball well." Keim so Monaco/ting
Giving up 11 touchdowns doesn’t earn respect in any league I This just in: Giving up 77 The Seminoles schooltecord 77 poiitts and 745 total yards were doesn't strike fear into the impressiye bttt the numbers didn't hearts of the national 6 CIt makes us tell the whole story. The Wolfpack's powers. sis fumbles. which led to 35 Florida look pretty .‘l Pttlltls. tlttl. Bi'J.P.(;tta,io ‘lt tltey hadn‘t furtibled the Ajcttt'ari'S- ' f. ' - bad if they just football. you can ktiock off at least l look at the score.“ .‘itl points.‘ Seminole coach Bobby Image is everything l Bowden said And Saturday's game was rttist one Three litiiidied ntrteteen total yards small step for the Seminoles btit one l iii the first ltalt against the No giant leap backwards for N (‘ State football team's image. . Steve Keim. team will gain a team attention. but No. l l-‘lorida St. flexed its high- NC. State captain without putting poiitts oit the board. tech Uflettsiye muscle for 77 points the numbers at e hollow. to win its 27th cottsccutty e in the A('(‘ three times in the last "It‘s going to make people look conference titatclt tip. arid fotir years. down on its if tltey tust look at the impressed pollsters to continue its Facing the No, team itt the scoreboard.‘ Steye Kt’llti said "If march toward the national country was the Puck's golden they look M the fumbles. the championship opportunity to earn national respect. ttirnmeis arid the pcttalttes. tlteti But the Wolfpack saw its chance But a ottspoint defeat is not what maybe they'll ltaye a different to ttttprttye its national image t‘oach ()‘Cain had in mind entering perception. evaporate into the sweltering into the game. ‘lt makes us look pretty bad if Tallahassee heat, "It doesn't do anything for as at they |ttsl Ittok .tt tlte score.” Heading into the “)5 season. a all." coach Mike O'Cain said. "We lt makes the image of the A(’(‘ mayor goal of the football team was just didn't get it done. We turned look pretty bad. too. If last year's to prove to the rest of the country it the football over too much. aitd yott second place team lost to the This is one of six reasons the Woltpack surrendered l 1 touchdowns to the Seminoles “Fast has not been giyen the respect it just can't do that against this Break" offense on Saturday. The pursuit begins for 0 Rod Brown (35) tumble. one of his two 0n deserves by finishing second place football team." s. is RESPECI, Pan the day. which Florida State‘s Byron Capers would end up pouncing on. s V r O. {WSW Wolfpack cross country teams run away with season opener The two Woltpack runners continued surprises out it's still encouraging to see "I thought our freshiitctt an: . a I The Wolfpack cross country to lengthen their lead through fotir miles. otir guys run as well as we thought they today." (,ietger said ‘.l.tt kte t . team runs by, through and over but relaxed too much in the closing loop could." (ieiger said. "One of the keys in Chris Shea were e\cepttonal nt lllt'll ' ._ its competition this weekend. and were caught by Holland w'tth lSt) cross country is how big the gap is collegiate race. (‘hrtstte (iooiltstta yards to go. Holland had the best kick. between your first and fifth runners. We looked very strong. probabb l‘t " l BY DAVID Hoses «so BETH winning iri 23:35. followed by (ion/ale] had less than a minute gap. so our depth she has iti workouts." HERRMAS iii 2.1137 aitd Joyce in 23:39. looks good right now " The “'olf’pttck had .i ‘2 point t' .t . 5w stws "I'm happy with the way our top two In the women's race. State's Kristen over South l‘lortda. w Tilkll s. oimt The NE. State men's and women's guys ran." Stale coach Rollie (ieigei' llall took the lead early. followed closely finish second l:ast (Xitoltnt was 'r cross country teams faith posted said. "It's disappointing not to get the by teammate Ami Herrman and the with 84. followed by l'.\t \\ tl'l -~ ‘l. impresstye wins iii the Woltpack indiyidual win. btit out strategy was to Seahawks‘ latti‘a Rhodes. The with 85. Aptmlachian State ms: lnyitattonal at (‘etiteitnial (‘aiiipus run conservatively and not hate ottr guy s frontruniters also included Wolf-pack and St Augustine s w ith l‘ttt Saturday. race each other too hard. sophomore .lennifer Lakas and freshmen The performance of the \\ mt; . . The Woltpack men took scy en of the "We backed off a little too much at the .lackie ('oscta. ('hrts Shea. (‘hrtstte veterans was catise for \tttttc .nn. . wt first 12 places to wm the \l\ team meet end. but the team title was never in doubt (ioodison and Meredith Faircloth. despite the overwheltiting \lt’lttl‘t u t with .26 points. The women were even so it wasn't a major disappointment." llall increased her margin to 40 yards State. Hall struggled some in ltet i. hit s more dominant. placing the runners in State's Joe Wirgati closed hard to finish on a long downhill after the first mile. while Herrman and iwotnnt- at! M 1 the top seven and recorded 21) points. fifth in 23:54. Senior Mike Brooks was (‘oscia ntoyed tip to third. passing runner Heather Hollis were both 'ttllltt' coming close to a perfect score of IS. seventh in 24:02. followed by freshman Herrman back than expected. The men's race went at a coiiseryattye ('han Pons (ninth. 24:20). junior James Hall tttaintained her lead for the win. "Our upperclassttien are trainttie -. «its pace. and a large group. including fiye Bache (llth. 24:26). and freshman finishing irt a course record time of hard right now. and they may lta\c . i.‘n State runners. was still iii contention for (‘orby Pons (l2th. 24:29). l7' *2 Rhoadc‘s followed in l7138. while into this race tired." (ictszet ol the lead at the halfway pottit of the 4.7 Behind State. I‘M-4 NCAA qualifier (‘oscia closed the gap over the last mile "Kristen was not hitting on all tn. ltiltl ' mile course. Appalachian St. scored 55 points for to take third in 17.41. In an outstanding and Anti and Heather are both '1‘.“ Nearing the three—mile marl. .‘State's second. They were followed by South effort by Woltpack freshmen. Shea better than this in workouts Jose (ion/ale! and Pat Joyce surged Honda with 62. llN(‘~Wilmington with finished fourth in I752. followed by "We have to figure out what s 1-) wt 7 itr‘ iii uphill. which allowed them to establish a ‘95. liast (‘arolina with 143. and St. tioodison in fifth at I759. Herrman there. but I think when they c‘llltt t l t t MEtISSA BAUER/Sun 30-yard lead on Appalachian State's Augustine's I72. completed the State scoring. taking this hard training it's going to par State's Jose Gonzales (right) finished 2nd. Tom Holland. "This race didn't have any mayor seventh iii IX'ttZ down the line." ’age 4 Sports September 18, 1995 Despite pulling the first string. l-‘lortda State still rolled off four in!" Morrison more touchdowns. But by that time FSU I State coach Mike O‘Cain had pulled his starters too. t ottttttm'tt trout Pitt's t Q ‘. gtttitl' lllc‘ It State's first string can‘t handle "We haie a team that when it‘s M. .n tittiiiitts the first string. why should the hot . it's hot." Bouden \tlltl. ... cztti smite lhat second string be able to handle its The second half “as scorching .isf ‘1‘ t-,lc‘ tric \li;s'.ti‘.gs look like mirror” for the 'Nolesi Behind backup ‘1 .c‘.‘t‘.t‘tl Yi‘t‘i' l‘tttttl lt'c’lil lt‘ 3W [0 These guys practice against the quarterback Thad mey. the l. Seminole football machine Seminoles scored foe more times ." "vt‘flllt'tL' thin: Io do is sciitl iti wet}day w and they probably lose Wide i'eceiier [it]. Green and es ‘t\ ;s lllsl pas \otti by much less. running back Dee Feaster were 't‘fisi' ll‘al . iist \ihal llad O'Cain kept in his starters. Bttsby's mam threats. (‘ireen caught amt-m. t‘ t 'tc it Hoodoo sent iti State could have pttlled some back. fit e passes for IE: yards and two ‘_ s\ t ‘.t‘s. .l'ltl tliss did the lob I know the game was hopeless. but touchdosi ns. "‘x t‘icv set ontt siting could ’7 l ’7 .-\t least Duke scored 26. Feastcr added two scores on the i" ' It‘~’\lk teatiis. much less Till not saying don't give Jose ground for the 'Noles. \shose I atireano a chance. but at least “an longest scoring time in the second it \t‘tt tcll Ilttrst' :t‘i\s to tttitil the fourth quarter half lasted just o\‘er three minutes. :attci tiotkitig The Media The final score may indicate t at 1 ast \\ eek the Seminoles beat the Seminoles ran the score up to ._t ".ll ’.‘s.‘t \ ti \latc .t t'lcmson by only 19 points, The maintain its number one ranking. 'l.t‘it sonic g‘t’ttlc ll thc result the Noles actually lost btit one person doesn't agree with \' " ' s'ltttl taut' ilt“s\ll it \soultl some totes. Sure they remained that assessment *tn .‘. t "'it‘:tl:_' .i tinge iiand atop the list. btit I think it was a ”He's got to get his football team .sm .ul ..‘t.iii~_' t'.\.t\ clear message to Bowden. ready to play.' U'Cain said. "l Skit Aron FmrAN/Surr "bank ll.tiitt\ \‘o \\ hat choice does Bow den don‘t feel he tried to rtin the score This is part two of the Rod Brown tumble from the previous page. The Pack tumbled the ball \ t~ '. .‘. I“ time” He has to look impressive for eight times and lost six of them. The 'Noles converted on all but one. -‘~ w ti ,ltt'lt' .tiltl ltlh the AP \oters. : -\l t 'w ..i. t: t; ltl\. l\.ltlt‘il sdltl That was a lesson Joe Paterno who“ at: up the learned last season The Nittany “N (‘. State was a capable lions \s ere unable to beat Indiana opponent." (‘ooper said. "They ls' 'tvi; :t.‘ "t'st lzc .otiltl to constncmgl) enough. and it Respect played Virginia well last week, and sup the store tt‘spct tal‘lc Kat‘tcll probably cost them the national Virginia is considered the second- one out attet thc ttist two series of title. Patemo tried to show some (‘tttrttnucdjrom Page X best team in the conference. We ‘ltc Klimt t‘tlallt'l us 1th the store 4% class. and it cost him So vthy titst came in and did the things we ‘1 Mai 1522.1 sttzti: (JR lamie should conference champ by (it) points. “allied to do against them." l’t tcit ‘sU it '»\.I~.'l i ci en on the Boysden make the same then what does that say about the ll s not itisi the ACC that the 'tMlc' at \t i‘i.‘ tcll in in the niistake‘.‘ parity in the ACC'.’ Seminoles have been able to have wt scr‘;'s .3 lllt"1.tfltc‘ l.‘ntil the AP \oters‘ watch games Bowden doesn't think the rest of their way \tiih. The team has lost \ l . \trite. instead ol just looking at the scores the ACC deseries the lack of only three gariies in the past three ,' tc ~s il'd‘ .tt lllt. l‘t' the ol“ tolls the neu day. these outrageous respect it gets frotii the rest of the years. \\llll two coming against scores \\ ill continue country. Miami llad \'.tit i‘t.t‘»t‘t‘i l‘t‘lit‘t. lltc‘ st‘ttlt‘ But ironically. and this might "The rest of the A('(‘ is getting Quarterback Danny Kanell '. ti.l 'it‘i l ,i-t' ‘L‘L‘l': \t' l‘tltl sound a little crazy. despite the better. but we might be getting hetieies that the ACC doesn‘t get t s ~.t‘.it l‘t lit‘x‘ tlt"l \lttl ltittl lliL‘ huge \ ictory. the Noles didn't look better. better." Honda St coach the credit it deserves. l t ’st it“! it st si\ tittiibles. about ill like the best team in the country. I Bobby Bowden said. "l think too 'It shows how good we‘re playing tt‘:t‘."\ ct tilti be subtrat ted trotn the cart I it art for the Horida/FSU 2.: v. ~ " .. I I ' betters is better than one better " right mm." ls'anell said. "The ACC \' t'ii'l;'\ “it‘ll." \t‘t to mention game l'm thinking the score will be 42‘“ A“ ,_ ,_,_,._..._.__..._..’.~— '00 Wide FCCCIVL‘I' Andre ('ooper. is .i great conference. The level of ,it‘titts \Ilttlt' \ ‘Ltltl llJ\'s' \x't‘lVCkT around lTS-lts‘h who did most ot the damage to the tootball is coming tip every year in Iliusq hand tiriscs Boisden summed tip running the Wolfpack secondary itith eight ilic v\('(.‘ I think that is evident Bolihs Htmtlen score up this \tay. catches for l4~1 yards and three how other teams are playing each tl’tas t‘il‘tc’ t‘s c‘.i‘-\ Tl\‘\\tlk‘ll "hiotball has changed and touchdowns. offered his 0“” otliei tight t'\t‘l'_\ \teek," l‘s ‘tttisis .litl i: on purpose llc Rockne is gone." he said. "You SA. cases Hanoi/Stan explanation. ttwicti: i":.t .a 'c‘t gtiition and hate to accept it." Danny Konell (l3) finds Andre Cooper (1) one of many times. 'lt‘sclmt . :t. H points \t .c _ the national After early-season success, Wolfpack spikers drop three matches over the weekend l ti,t usiu tnnv another “Ht1..‘. lictcI. Bi MICHAEL Tom) The State offense appeared to be On Saturday. the Wolfpack played opponent of the tournament The Throughout the tournament. State 3:". c ; 5‘44 Wt'é: outtnatched. The Pack could l’urdue iti front of o\er l.ll)tl tans. Sooners jumped otit on the Pack is as unable to capitalize on manage only .‘o kills in the match. and the liotnctoiin ci‘oitd got what early and ties er looked back. ottciisiw opportunities while their The .\'.(‘ State \olleyball team compared to Notre Dames 41 State they paid tor. \‘iate had trouble both The Sooner offense punished the opponents did In escry match. the Answers trait-led to the Mortar Board Purdue recened no production oi! oi the scr\ mg and r'ctcn mg The Pack had Pack The Sooners recorded a kill l’ack had less kills iii riiore attempts l’rcnitcr l‘ttdtt) “ith a chance to bench. The only ktlls came trom the no ser\ict' .lt‘t‘M committed se\en tor etery two attempts. totalling V then their toiiipetttion did. measure how far the progratii had lite State starters l’am Sumner led scr\ice errors and eight receising kills for the match State fiiitslictl No“ .it .s‘ 4. the Wolfpack returns (in) s‘ \' H'HHT PULZIU atl\ ancctl so tar this season. the team \\ ith nine and Laura errors \\ith 4| kills; one for eict} tlitcc home this. ueckcnd as they open The tournament demonstrated just Kimbrell had sesen, State‘s ottense \\ as led by Shelly attempts their ~\(‘(‘ schedule against Virginia how tar the Pack must go as it isas ‘lt was a good place to start." said Partridge s l3 kills. followed by Leading the team iii kills \\.ls on Iritlai and Maryland on swept 3-0 in all three matches. Hall. ‘lt let the team know what it Sumner \sith ll. Partridge with IE. \sliilc Nicole \‘aimtlas lioih games are at 7 pm. The Wolfpack started the weekend \\ as going to be like in the next two Hi all the teams. we sliotild have Peterson had nine. Hall said that this tournament will gainst Notre Dame. ranked eighth matches beat them} Hall said "We didn't But according to Hall. \[att' help the tcarii m the future. nationally. on Friday. "Notre Dame played like their play net] It \\e had played on a played the best it has this season It's \\ hat we needed to go into The undefeated lrish controlled ranking \ke \iere playing catchiiip neutral court it would liaye been against ()klahoiiia .\(‘(‘ play. Hall said ”This kind of the match from the outset as they the whole match But we had diltcrerit ‘We played a notch higher than play ts needed to prepare for crtiised to a \ictor} flashes of good play ()lsltlllt'lllti is as State's final tie haw all year.‘ Hall said. Virginia and Maryland."
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September 18, 1995
Dog day race Drinking in the rain
I Frances .I. runs with the win But that's the end ol' the story; I The Lawn Party w as a little LtlIIltI s.i\ lllt'} slit . I't‘ilt'rl big dogs. let me tell you the beginning. wetter than previous years‘ parties. \t'tlllt‘t I.l|l| i'.tll\ stalls It) lltt' l‘atttls HI The dog race is an interesting long lines .it the port n. pottii-s .oiiltl keep this concept. It shouldn‘t even be called Most people were too drunk to LIIItIIII down lliotiph il had thicalcnetl to rain a “race" because of the diversity of care. stutt' t .itl‘» that ttiotitttit' me“. one showed up the participants, (ireyhounds come to get down to this thing. Yeah. me and my Shih Bv .I-tstth Fit is T/ti. “Frances." are “racing” against “3,.” 'v’V~ .' \\hllc t l.t‘.lll \lelnti ldwui \It( ant and dogs with names like "Road IIlt lIt'iltl‘v lotu's littllil tt-‘I't‘ slatei.i to tear Warrior." 'I‘hat‘s t‘air. The Delta Sigma Phi lawn l’ait\ last the tool olt tht' i-tilll lllt' Ill.!III attraction was II _vnu aren't Iainiliar with dogs. Saturday ll _vou have not alreadv heard, was ttl“sttll!*l‘. thi- paitj. Il‘-t‘ll \llil men when the understand that Shih T/us are those a mess II'UIII beginning to end lictwecn the lawu l‘at'x llIIllL‘tl lllli‘ \liidstntk .it around little “dust mop" dogs. You know. rain. the mud and the beer wait. that‘s what i {it p Ill ”It" IMII'K l‘c'vlt‘lt illilll l t‘\t'll \III‘A those long-haired Asian dogs who a good part) is supposed to be .lowi. \ ittht .itoiitgtaiis tut .itc troopers tlstlull} have little bows in their Here’s a briel ov erv iew Illl' tlIliI‘lLI.llL'\‘s .oid ilcliattthcfl were the hair. are wearing clothes or have Beer. Drunk people Rain \\et people lit-ct iiiaiti .itltaitiott Iioth to those who were some other prop that makes the cans, Drunk people living beer cans \Iess} there to paitn |l‘.llt‘ and those who iiist wanted l
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I Campus housing costs too waiting several weeks that much and provides too little. maintenance responds less than rapidly and is in some cases even riyone who has had the slower to leave. dubious pleasure of ll\ irig on This semester it took up to two day s campus for more than a for some residents in Watauga to get semester understands the economics their locks that a problem which of NCSI‘ housing. Not only is it on arose from rehanging newly -painted the pricey side. ranging from Shot) per doors in the wrong rooms. At semester per person to $1.100 per Fraternity Court. repairs that were semester for the botanical luxury of supposed to be finished this summer Avent ferry ('oniples (not including won't be completed until mid meal plansi. btit residents aren't October. Chapter homes like Sigma getting much bang for their btick. Chi and Lambda ('hi Alpha still have The average NCSl' residence hall gaping holes in the walls. and room is only about 150 square feet. residents awake each morning to the This si/e may be acceptable for the bed of a full-si/e American pickeup. a joyous sounds ofjackhanimers. prison cell or a padded cell for The latest complication to pop up in the campus housing horror show is ‘Do you KNOUJ wlt-to Ti-téj ARE) those w ho are looking for a place to the spread of mold through Avent call home. it's a bit claustrophobic. ? And for the kind of money students Ferry Complex. Residents of the are paying for this coffinesque luxury. complex (aptly nicknamed "Avent 0R How ‘ti-ieeJ’LL rent for one semester breaks dow n to Scary") complained that their rooms St l .40 per square foot. people should have become oversi/ed mold cultures. 399.555“ 53914. get the same type of guarantees that Housing and Residence Life officials come with a comparably expensive told residents to open their vents and Commentary burial plot ~- namely. quiet neighbors run their air conditioners and an irrevocable lease continuously. but this cure only made Not to mention the many rules. things worse some rooms are so The one armed candidate that could Residence hall rules prohibit lofts not humid that new envelopes seal treated w ith fire retardant urethane. themselves shut in the bo\'. What's pet that breathes air (do Bob Dole is tnany chamber. l)o|e has fciiiiiiiiie side. any more. HRL says it will not pay' for things A Senator. the followed the number two And his own record is the least of his indigenous roaches adopted by any damage to property resulting Senate Minority itile oi politics you got problems \\ hat about his age" How is the residents count 'i. open flames from a problem its advice seems to be Leader. .i World War ll to go along to get along. man who has worn the same type of suit (including candlesi. extension cords veteran. a curmudgeon. l‘hc Senate was not since before ('linton was born able to go and many other things that are complicating. a stick in the mud. a . always the nest of vipers around calling hiiiisell the caiidtdate of perfectly acceptable in any privately In a word. living on the NCSLI candidate for president you see today liack change" l‘asy'. Since those ”liberal hippy campus is a rip—off. One could get an and ]tlsl plain old. A before the world ever adulteiers in the White House" are now owned highirise complex. political player since knew what a (iiiigrich (god only knows how i the norm. he must And as people get settled in their acceptable two—bedroom apartment the beginning of time was. the House and be change because he still likes to watch phone l‘tittlllellkc’ rooms. they are apt offcampus. split it three ways and it the ran as (ierald l-‘ord's Senate were happy "l'athei Knows Best" and "(line and to discover problems that need to be would still be cheaper. roomier and running mate in 1076i. plat cs where Harriet residence hall. Bob has told many a ”coiiipromise‘ was not a liob is forward to the past. for a riian fiyed lhey will also discover after better than an NCSU tale in his day. Hey. dirty word. in order to who probably thinks that changing that's what he does. get .iriy (hing done. even liciiiliiics on women's skirts is some sort He‘s a politician. the most stauiichest of of .igreeiiicnt with the devil. he suddenly But Bob Dole the senior Senator from (it )l’ers voted for things they probably has taken to "change“ quite well He used but S70K buys a lot a beer Kansas and Bob hole the guy who wants didn‘t really like litit in order to get their to be a champion for the status quo, lle to be president are two completely own issues on the table. they had to deal, Used to )olist With l)eiiiocrallc House into account. NCSU fares very well. different people Sort of That's politic s. lolks members to keep spending tip and taxes I \Vanted: Highly educated You see. a president is a leader. a do-theA ln l‘)H‘)_ liob l)olc said he would go down on rich people Now he wants to be faculty members. Pay S70K. According to an NCSL’ economic right»thing kind of person. He‘s the sort of further than (ieorge liush to ban certain president study. teachers in 49 states are paid person who's supposed to stick tip for his types of guns Now he is working to Now. in order for the right-wing, pro. Summers off. almost exactly the same. The pay for beliefs no matter what You know. all the repeal the assault rifle ban l9“l.\rltlt‘d'tilsldillll). pro-life. pro-screw teachers in the most generous and things the Republican Party and Rush In the I‘ll-40s. he voted tune and time therpoor. pro screw -ihe~non church-going s students rallied on the most frugal states differs by $5.700 have been saying Bill (‘linton isn't. again for welfare funds Now. he is trying people to vote for him iii the primary. he Brickyard to protest the If you are president and you don‘t take a to do his best to “relorm” (Read hack has to pretend to be one of thcrii He'll be — only a 7.3 percent difference. stand on the things you feel are right. you aparii welfare a prolife bornAagaiii evangelist if that‘s proposed turtion increase. Raleigh isn’t an expensive place to get labeled a "waffler" or a “llrpdlop This past summer. l)o|c told w hat they want. He'll be a anti-gun more information came to light live. Therefore. NCSU can afford to artist." The president. as embodied in Philidelphians that “I'm willing to be be control anti-welfare crusader if that‘s what regarding the need for salary pay teachers marginally less without |950s Hollywood movies as upstanding another Ronald Reagan if that‘s what you they want, increases for teachers. affecting their standard of living. and saltvoldhercarlh kind of guys. should want ” lleck. he'll be l’hil (irainni ll that's what The tuition argument goes: to get a pillar of strength when all else is failing. A more obscene and obvious plec that he they want. But why should teachers complain‘.’ Sure. it's a pipe dream. but that's what will do anything to get your vote What‘s lint what does Bob want.’ He wants to be the best teachers. we need to pay a lot A full professor at NCSU makes presidents are supposed to be. Which is next. liob ’ ”l'rii willing to be a htifilulgilln president. He doesn't care whose bull he of money to attract better quality 370.000 — no small sum. There are odd when you look at the front-runner for pro»( 'he (itivera homosexual coriiiiiodity has to kiss. He doesn‘t care whose hand he professionals. Much has been said few business people or professionals “Nb. Bob Dole. broker ll that's what you want." "I‘m has to shake He doesn't care whose (usually badi about how NCSli's‘ who would scoff at $70.000. Dole has riiade his career in the Senate willing to be a anti-nuke. [iftirt‘lltilt’c interest group he has to condemn. lle'll do teachers salaries rank when What do tenured professors do for by being the “get things done" guy. not l'cxaii catfish farmer il that's what you and/or be anything. if that‘s what they the “take a stand and stick with it" guy want“ or "I‘m willing to be a woman want. compared to other schools across the their cash‘.‘ Most teach only two or Because he has spent riiost of his senate named l‘reda ll that‘s what you want " liiit is that the sort of person we want to country. the administration‘s first three days a week. And the days they career in a l)L'llltK’idliLly controlled (io liob, l)on‘t be afraid to show your be president" inclination is to nudge pay up. are in. they rarely teach more than six Unfortunately. it could be at the cost hours a day. They have plenty of time of students. to supplement their income by writing First. the proposed pay -raise could books or holding down administration Why I’m opposed to the tuition increase be as paltry as two percent. When posts (for which they can double their compared to the four percent inflation Since summer‘s end assistance due to a lack more per year. we're looking at a income). Why do they need a grand there has been a great of funding While 35 maximum of four percent salary increase. per year of the past five years. that or two niore'.’ deal of disc tissiori ‘ percent of any Board of This will not significantly improve our kind of money looks like a drop in the The university wants to rob Peter to about the new power G, ’l mstee tiiition increase facility salary ranking nor will it bucket. pay Paul. And with students facing a the General Assembly L is mandated to financial significantly improve our quality as an But when things like cost of living. 50 percent increase to foot the bill. has granted to the E aid. even a $400 per institution. As we tax hundreds of students education and experience are taken it's time to ask if it‘s worth it. Board of Trustees of i? student increase will not right out of school. at least we have the N (‘ State and l'N(3 generate enough funds to satisfaction of knowing that we've solved (‘hapel l’llll. Much of . W meet the additional need. our salary problem. and we‘ll be one of this dichssion has i R much less the current the top schools again. right'.’ Wrong. This focused on the need to . I unmet need? What BOT (union increase will ultimately return Technician increase faculty salaries T makes our ability to to haunt us. For a very short while we \ort/i (‘iII'Il/llltl State L'nn'ert‘try 't .‘y'eii (pit/W .S'irit f‘ [93!) and improve facilities. I i E meet financial need even won‘t notice the problem (maintaining am an avid siipporier of i R more uncertain is we do competitive salaries). But the problem Will Eorrorts IN CHIEF academic success Our not know how many not go away, in three years or less. our Ron Batcho Jean Lorscheider faculty and libraries are additional students Will rankings have slipped tremendously again. mi: hatcnntsvncsu edu ,teanr (orscrte:[email protected] edu two of the iiiosi valuable resources on our be eligible for financial and. All data We‘ll need more money Where do you campuses. and we iiitist not sit back and available is based on applications received think it will come from? Managing Editor...... Bruce Myles Design Editor ...... Woody Wallace allow them to atrophy I support measures in the past. We don't know how many Some Will tell you “we cart suck it up News Editor ...... Chris Baysden Business Manager...... Robert Sadler to provide additional revenue; however. I students on our campuses are currently and pull through this one-tune BOT Manager ...... Jennifer Zimmerman cannot support this additional revenue eligible for financial aid we rust know tunion increase." After all. it is only a one Editorial Page Editor... . .Mrchaet Biesecker Advertising coming directly and totally from the how runny of those who apply are eligible. time event. right" Wrong again. (iranted. Sports Editor...... Aaron Morrison Ads Production Manager...... Derick Sanerfield working students of NC State and UNC- Hundreds of students who have been the current law caps this increase at $400 et cetera Editor ...... Keith Crawford Collections Manager ...... Angela Gupta ('hapel llill l do not accept the rhetoric working in order to make II on their own per student. however, if this appears to ...... Sharon Corkery Archives Manager ...... Susan Russell that this tiiition increase is a onetime will now for the first time apply for solve our financial problems. then when Copy Desk Chief event that will end our faculty crisis while financial aid. potentially swaniping they reappear. what do you think our Photography Editor...... Melissa Bauer Personnel Director ...... Denise Johnson simultaneously enabling our universities already inadequate resources, legislators will do" What any good ...... Danny Wilson WWW Administrator...... Brian Watson Meanwhile, as our students are sinking politician would do. they'll say. "that Graphics Editor. to provide financial aid to all eligible worked well before, Opinions expressed in the columns. cartoons, photo illustrations and letters that appear on Tschnlcian's pages students so that none are ttirned away dtie into debt. _lUsl what kind of salary increase so lets do it again " are the views of the individual writers and cartoonists. The unsigned editorials that appear on the left side of the to cost of education. That being said. I Will have we managed to prodiice‘.’ if we have 'l'hat's the thing about precedent. ()nce. its editorial page are the opinion of the paper and are the responsibility of the Editors In Chief. examine each of these points individually. a $400 per student increase. we generate hard to get rid of, ()rice either board of Technician (USPS 455050) is the official studenth newspaper of NC. State University and is published every During the W945 academic year. 50.5 approximately a maxnnum $2000 increase trustees passes a turtiori increase, we must Monday. Wednesday and Friday throughout the academic year from August through May except during hoiidays percent of all undergraduates at NCSU for faculty members for a more expect the (ieneral Assembly to ask us to and examination periods. Copyright C 1995 by the Student Media Authority. All rights reserved. To receive applied for financial aid and were found to reasonable M50 per student increase. we do it again Politically. it‘s brilliant for permission for reproduction. please write the Editor in Chief. Mailing address is Box 8608, Raleigh. NC 27695 be eligible. generate a $700 per faculty member 8608. Subscription cost is $50 per year. Printed by Hinton Press. Mobano, NC. in percent did not receive any increase For faculty making $50000 or POSTMASTER: Send any address changes to Technician, Box 8608, Raleigh, NC 27695-8608. Of these. .yiw O'QUINN. Page 7 September 18, 1995 Technician Page 7 So when the big dogs took off That's where the first pit stop she lost didn’t get tltc concept that Band’s performance toward the fitiish line. my St. came. The secottd followed closely you don’t stretch oitt to have your was hunky-dory The Campus Corkery Bernard.” With her dainty. pink behind. and by the time we hit the belly robbed in the middle of a race. ( oittirtiii tlfmm Page ." leash and heart~shaped tag. took off first water table. we were out of l‘lllitll). alter about seven strips S'ince last year. I have been Not wanting to get trampled. had after them. contention I‘m not familiar with and a period of betttg carried. following the stories about the chosen a spot near the rear of the Forget that her little legs are only normal running times. but I would l‘l’illTL’Cs crossed the fiitish line. and band. arid l aitt thoroughly FORUM crowd. which consisted of about about five inches long. Forget that guess that our l2 l/Z—mmute mile believe it or not she didn‘t come in disgusted w ith what I have seen. ISO to 200 dogs and their humans. she had to dodge droppings that wouldn't break any records. last. I atii proud ofour batid. l have However I forget sometimes that were bigger than her entire body -— The second little was much ittore As we headed toward the stage to seett them at both tootball games He rs not the messenger of God; he my little dust mop not only doesn‘t after all. exercise to a dog is really difficult. but Frances spotted a watch the winners receive their this season. They look good and is itist a nUtsance. realize her limitations. she refuses Just an opportunity to relieve “herd“ of dachshunds who inspired trophies. I grabbed a bottle of water soittid good. People ltave written l can't believe that someone to act like a Shih Tzu. himself. And most important. forget her to continue. Yes. Frances. there and retrieved it St Bernard-sized articles iii which they complain would fittd ltis rantings as that she's dragging her owner who are dogs in the world who are biscuit for my dog. Her little. pink about ttot beirig able to hear the "entertaining” as a "crispy pickle i really believe that she thinks had not ran since last year‘s dog smaller than yott. tongue was dragging the ground. music and how much better the on that (‘htc-l’il—A sandwich" she‘s a big dog. something along day race. But not even the dachshunds and she could barely balance her Marshall battd was. (which makes me wonder what the lines of a St. Bernard. A St. We were off and running. And oh could keep Frances troin stopping huge reward. bttt as l looked into l too was at the Marshall gatite. ('htc-l‘tl~A Mclienry has been to). Bernard Wouldn't have any trouble how she ran. fur floating furiously to flirt yes. dogs do flirt with her sparkling brown eyes. I could arid I had no problem hearing ottr (H HP insults me as mttch as Ku at all running two miles; it'd be a in the wind A for about a quarter of the spectators who were cheering see that she was tliittkiitg. “Jiist wait band. .-\s tor wltether Marshall ls'ltiv Klan members do. and artyone piece ofcake. a mile. her on front the stdeltiies I guess till next year " sounded better. l don‘t think there who wottld try to thwart his is tttttch of a comparison. The preaching is someone whose hand grabbing onto the back of the pants frat rock‘s tttost important lessott guitar lineup didn't weigh the music Marshall battd walked otit on to the wartt to sltake to keep them frotn falling. if your songs don‘t rttake people dowtt or try to fill tip space It was field. took its positions. played attd I hope titany more of McHenry"s Party And those are only the things that move. you better be a damn good light and airy. perfect for a then titarched otf tlte field. lunches are ruined by people such Continuedfrom Page 5 can be printed. There‘s no telling songwriter. McCain can‘t do either drowned-out yard party. The N(‘Sl' Marching Band. on as the one he cotttplained about in His friends found him. and being what else happened after 6 pm. Hts songs try to be some sort of this The crowd felt it too. liven though tlte other liatid. was moving the his cointtteittary. mostly drunk themselves. had a hell But many came for the music of feigned cooltiess attd technical few party people knew the songs. ettttre time that it was playing. I atii of a time trying to figure out what (silly people). ability. kitid of like llootie meets a they not swayed attd hopped along not iii the band nor have lever been Christopher M. Lyerly to do. What with Hootie and the bad Sting ittipersottator It was a to the solid groove. in a band. btit I can tell you frotti a (iraduate student. Mathematics A man danced into a pine tree. Blowfish selling l4 trillion albutns complete absence of tank or rock It ('lostng with their only real hit. spectator‘s poittt of view that it A girl on it her friend‘s shoulders and The Dave Matthews Band you are gotrtg to try and rack a ”in A Daydream." the battd looks harder to march and play than Mold spreads unchecked fell over onto four other people. becoming everyone‘s favorite new crowd who doesn't know your ttietttbers appeared to be enjoying itijllsl stand iii one place. A guy was trying to buy beer from band. frat rock is back in force. Not material. you better groove lllL‘lI]'sL‘l\L‘\ Who wouldn‘t" They I think that much ntore wottld be in Avent Ferry Complex other party-goers. While he didn’t since the days of Bachman Turner The Freddy Jones Band l_\L‘\. lltl were the only dry people at the accoiitplished if the students NCSU look to have much money on him. Overdrive. Bad Company and one in the band is actually named whole show. Brit despite that. they had enough school spirit to support I am resident at Avent Ferry you probably could have talked him Foghat has frat rock been such an Freddy Jones) was supposed to go braved the flying beer carts to put their titarching batid _|tist as they do ('ottiplev lam writing to you into trading you a beer for his car. important genre. Too bad most of on at 4:30 pm. but were rushed oti on a solid show. tlte sports teams. The band regarding the mold problem that A woman walked to her car the contenders sound more like the stage late. They. unlike Mc('ain. ()ne of the editors at Technician represents our school .just as the exists to this building. This is my wearing someone else‘s pants. It drek of Hootie and the Hacks than really clicked with the crowd said. “I remember when a lawtt sports teatits do. But also keep tti second year ttt Avent Ferry. and was obvious they weren't hers passionate and interesting Dave Despite the rain. the lawniparty. party was a lot of people getting mtrtd. ittst as the sports tearris have eaclt of the two years I have lived because they were four sizes too big Matthews Band. beer-throwing crowd and a soggy dtiittk. puking on their dates and bad day s. so does tlte tiiarching here I have evperienced a problem and kept falling down. Her friend Therein lies the problem with stage. Freddy Jones found tltcir listening to music. Now they sell battd. w ith tttold. This problem has cause had to walk next to her while Edwin McCain. He hasn‘t learned groove and stuck to it. The thrccr tickets ” Yep Now they sell tickets. tne numerous personal items that David M. Beeson have been dantage by the titold and Sophomore. lzrtgineertng httttiidity iii these rooitis. l have dOggyst’ylé" discussed tiiy problems with the Technician et cetera doesir Brickyard preacher is residence director of Avent Ferry ('omplev to no avail. I feel that l a persistent pest am not being heard Each time I have conversed with the director about these problems. I For several years at N.(‘. State I have left with no direct answer. I have pttt up. with the Brickyard was given ottly one solution. Preacher Never have I met attyone moving. You titay say why not Free Checking who wottld defertd his positioti move‘.‘ Well. l tell you why: titttil now. because I have lived in three ’V Patric k Mcllenry ‘s article about different rooms ttt this dorm arid all (iTlil’ t(iary the Brickyard have had the sattie problem iii each Preacher) on Septetttbet‘ 13 has room. l feel that there is tiothing the Account Based on renewed my v tgilance to get tltts being dotte. This has become a Get manifestation of hellfire arid great inconvenience. l atit brimstone away frotit the constantly being told to try this or Brickyard. try that. the second ttitorttiatton ()bv iously. .‘ylcllenry has ttev er usually contradicting the first. he ComPlicated Principle of been called a fortiicator. a devil The problem is not being fixed. I worshiper or a whore by (iTBP. feel like ttiore titne is spetit telling Neither has he had an otherwise me what I should do rather than peaceful lunch with ofticemates actually dealing with the situation indent Time Managemeti . interrupted by someone screaming at hand. I am saying. why shotild l passages lrotn l)iieteronotny at the have to pay tor a roottt that I can‘t top ot his voice No. this ttiatt is itt eveit live in cottttortably 'My fin tto way an obicct ot ttty altecttott. personal property is being datriaged Yes. I have been to church before. \/ Q3777 attd I also have read the llible titatty by tttold aitd humidity iii a rootti times. Yet. i still do ttot kttow what that l rettt from North (‘arolma (i'l‘lll’ is preaching from or about. State l'iiiversity. The landlords are He seems to have very little not doing their iob. understanding of the "good book." Furthermore. lie bothers people Latereha Louise Taylor kttow w ho are devout (‘hristtatts Junior. loology/Pre—Med time to say no to lucrative polities. Our state has a rich history of O ’ Q ' support of higher education. Now is the time to thank our benefactors (‘oitri/tut‘tl Ito/n l’ttei' ft and ask for their renewed them. They provide a tneans for our commitment to educating the schools to generate revenue. but children of the working citi/ens of they do ttot increase tuition. North Carolina. Fveryone is happy evcept those of I believe tiiatty of otir new us catiglit by the double‘edged lawmakers were elected on a sword iti oitr ltatids What is mission: to reduce waste. and thUs absolutely critical to see is that save the tasfiayers of North either institutional board ,. at t‘aroltna money. While they have NCSL' or l'Nt‘»('ll 7 cart create answered this call well. I believe tltts irrevocable precedent. they have overstepped the bounds Make no mistake: The [NC of their mandate by sowing the system will not be better off after seeds that will price NCSL’ arid such a tUittoti increase. attd students lfNC-(‘H out of range of the gaming will be worse off. Consider the fact average North (‘arolitiian We have that ottr tuition has risen sharply a responsibility not only not to be a over the last decade while our party to this. but also to show our relatively moderate faculty salary lawmakers this error. lt is for this positiott has plummeted. We itiUst reason l will vote against the tuition The Wachovia College Account resist this lucrative. short tertti Increase when it is presented to the solution. Our students deserve NCSL' Board of Trastees. I urge all the \\}it‘litivi.t College .-\ttotint was designed with volt in mind. better. ()ur taculty deserves better. I of my colleagues at NCSLY and If you've got better things to do than worry about banking. believe we are cntertrtg a time of UNC—CH to do the sattie. We make it easy; with free checking and .1 Banking Card with Visa t'heck. for lrec transactions at all \\acliovia :\’l‘.\ls. Your card change ttt higher education in North Carolina which has the potential to Editors Note .loltn ()'Qiii'nn is is also accepted everywhere they take \‘isa’.i for payment directly from your t lit'tklllg .tttoitnt. l’ltis. you tan apply for spet tal be tttore radical than the creation of Student Body President ol'iVCSL’. college overdraft protection. credit card and savings accounts. It‘s easy as pie. Because. alter all. there s more to llit‘ than banking. the ('onsolidated University of Hl\ e-inail riililresv iv: North (‘atolitta in 193 I. Now is the sbpta‘ ricsu edit No Hassles. No Kidding. Oh Yeah. Free Checking. time for a united tront. Now is the Technician Opinion needs staffers to write columns and editorials. Apply in person with two writing samples ofopi'nion to Editorial Editor Michael WACHOVIA Bicsccker at Technician World Headquarters: 323 Wit/terspoon Student Center Wachovia Bank is .1 member l‘l)lt‘ Amounts suliiut to approval
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