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Student Body President— would be rough to get a station wagon electJ.D'. Hayworth denied thathe's an up. athleti supporter. Third. if those students want to use Ext acting; a cleat from his ear. the field. it seems quite simple to me Hayworth said, “Hay. babe, do I look that they oughta join the teams. So the like 'a jock? I mean, check out these fence actually promotes school spirit gams. I‘mfor real. The people's choice. I and a healthy interest in competition— got' the vote 'cause I'm the man for the which I think you'll agree is the position. And if you think different. I'll American way. have Bo Rein thrash you with a ragged “Fourth. I'm the head cheese around chin strap.” here and I like the fence—so bug off. Flexing his nostrils. Hayworth wimp.“ continued: “I don't know what you folks Afler aseriesofpush-ups. knee bends are raisin' such a stink about that fence and arm-wrestling a lampshade. for. Willis bought Student Affairs fair Hayworlh autographed an Ace band- and square. cash on the barrelhead. age. removed his football helmet and ‘resumed entertaining guests. PinonA.Fens "You got the word from the man. no go and tell the people where I'm coming “And what's ‘mo fundamental to this from. pardner." he said. biting a beer whole issue is the basic principle at mug. “And feel free to drop by Student hand. As I see it. there are four basic Government sometime and we'll shoot a principles:first of all. that fence few hoops or drop-kick an issue or two. pl‘figflcutbc students.fromoverualous Twenty—two. thirteen. forty-nine. hul- . *’ compet . whu‘ have ‘3‘ ‘mr‘n‘n‘am a”... ~ «2 2‘ -.~.---. tendency to bash in the heads of people Athletics Director Willis Casey was who ask too many questions. You know» also in attendance Sunday but. delcined what I mean. baby? Io comment on reports that he planned Second. if it wasn’t for the athletes, to aslro—lurf Western Boulevard as a do you know what this place w0uld be driving range for State's golfing team. Staff poem by Larry knell Staffphoto”Owlswe mmwsmdembodypreeldempleaaestandup? ’i‘ Nuke plan fizzles Drive-in cafeteria on back burner to serve students by RediKflowatt (Effigy. N:C.. pop. 143. is located two SpecialCorrespondent miles south of the Shearron Harris by Rick Erixon Possible adverse reaction by the Facility.) Stuff Writer students themselves was feared. “The HARRISBURG. PA.-—Tbe Nuclear Approximately 500 miles south of the little ones would have skipped Regulatory Commission stated today N-accident site in Pennsylvania. the “it's a miracle! They've really pulled breakfast all semester long and would that it was no longer considered editorial staff of North Carolina State my chestnuts out of the fire." have explained to mom and dad about necessary to evacuate residents from University's student newspaper. the Such was the elated within a ten-mile radius of the Technician. stated that it will not reaction of State all the money being wasted by buying 1" Three-Mile Island nuclear facility. satyrize the accident. John Flesher. Transportation Director Molly Pipe‘s the meal plan." said White. ! While at first this announcement editor-inlchief. reaction to the proposed multimillion "That's why I agree with Molly that said that this year. the . '__ ‘ dollar multiple-use structure that will A.H.'s idea is tremendous." White inspired hope that the radiation leak Technician will make fun of campus Slall photo by Larry Merren be built in the large unused area concluded. had subsided. it was later learned that issues only. Athletics Director Willis Casey lpictured abovel refused to elaborate on Hayworth’s bet ween Owen and Tucker residence Administrators believe that Harris” the evacuation was called off because * (Ifcurrent weatherpatterns hold. the sloped ties with the Athletics Department. saving. "can’t halls. “This solution to two of our coordination of the two needs will save ". not one damn thing was found alive NCSU campus can expect another you see I'm busy?" biggest campus problems to evacuate!" “problem" about 8:00 am. Tuesday.)' was a pure the day. In light of this new inconvenience. a slrokc of genius." veteran corpseremoval squad from “Hang that sucker up' No need for it Fort Bragg's elite 82nd Airborne The solution is a 15»story combination Division was put on alert for At N.C. State's Burlington Labs. the parking deck and cafeteria that is “In my days at State I have noticed deployment to Pennsylvania. It is personnel in charge of running the expected to be in use by 1983. that there has been an increasing need thought that the radiation would cause PULSTAR reactorwere unavailablefor The idea came out of the office of for parking spaces while students problems for the Jonestown veterans comment but the Athletics Department facility planner AB. Harris. long an avoided first Leazar and then Harris but General Wadsworth Piffleton. offered to pul a “protective enclosure" advocate of cooperative use of the ((Tafeterias) like the plague." Harris XVIII Airborne Corps Commander. around the building. Boss Casey said precious little land that exists free of observed. “So I thought. ‘What if we state that his team will just wair for "We could have that sucker up before buildings on the State campus. required students to buy a meal plan thesun to set. “All those bodies glowing you knew it! Fences is great for before becoming eligible for a parking in the dark will make it damned easy to protection from and against minor. V'room-vroom lottery‘." That way a spoonful of sugar see!" Sort of an ironic twist to the pelly irritants." Stale administrators Hhe parking space) would help the current energy crisis. did nol comment immediately concern- "ln Ibis age of the omnipresent medicine (required meal plan) go Volunteers were called for at Fort ing Boss Casey’s offer but trucks internal combustion clunkers. we must down. Bragg yesterday to man the team. carrying rolls of chain-ling have been find a place forour modern gladiators to “I had originally hoped for a hat trick "Only those who don't mind having rolling inlo Riddick Stadium lot for the park their chariots." said Harris. "At solving State's three major problems— weird-looking kids and don't mind being past 24 hours. least We were able to salvage some l'ood. parking. and housing. But the le- able to roast wiennies without a uscfulncss out of the area by requirements for self-supporting status A campfire should volunteer." Stated When asked about the possibility of incorimruling a cafeteria. There is also for dorms messed us up. Funding just General Mills. commander of the 82nd pulling a 'fence around the N<lab. some consideration being given to a wasn't possible." Harris said. Airborne Division's Med Battalion. ChancellorJoabThomas slated thal the joggcrs track on the roof." matter was still closed. He had to be Reaction was also favorable from Haywood guffaws Kiss it ‘bye reminded that this was not the same another sector of the administration. fence; he then queled himself from his Ari White. who is in charge of food (‘harles Haywood. assistant dean for On the local scene. a spokesman for Founder‘s Day banquet speech: . too scrviccs- at State. stated that he was s'l udcnl affairs. commented on the CP&L stated that there was no danger many people are building thousand generally pleased. “The administration selection of the grassy area between of an accident occuring at any of its d’ollar fences around hundred-dollar had decided that come hell or high Owen and Tucker for the proposed N-plants. During the news conference herds.” Nobody knew what the hell he water we were going to have a cafeteria strucl urc. “We've checked the remrds reporters were skeptical of the was talking about. on this campusICWhile explained.
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