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Air Force ROTC ‘ Nightwalk proves

success} pleases rape keeps memory xi.9: 7t ‘i: prevention 3? committee with honor guard Angels Plett around the village. McLeod said. StaffWriter According to McLeod. the Jeh- Price Recently State's Air Force ROTC The Rape Prevention. Committee Nightwalkers also found a need for Staff Writer earned a national fourth place rank- was "really pleased with student increased lighting around Reynolds ing out of 152 units. turnout and interest" in the Coliseum. In commemoration of the bombing The unit gained its high ranking by Nightwalk last week. said Penny "Increased lighting deters all kinds of Pearl Harbor 43 years ago. State's scoring well on criteria established McLeod of Public Safety in a recent ofcrimes." she said. Air Force ROTC will maintain a by the US. Air Force. interview. An additional blue light has been guard at the bell tower from pm. This scoring reflects many facets The committee met" Monday af- suggested for both the design school Thursday toll p.m. Friday. of the cadets' performance. including ternoon to discuss the results of the area and the east coliseum commuter The Marching Cadets. an elite grade point averages and scores on Nightwslk. According to McLeod. the lot, she said. Unfortunately. addi~ military fraternity unique to the the Scholastic Aptitude Test. committee found several areas that tional lighting needs additional fun- State ROTC. will perform..the~guard .- Scholarship attrition. the percent- need immediate attention. ding. McLeod said. for the 25th consecutive year. , age of students able to earn sufficient There were a number of areas There have been two rapes on the According to Capt. Steven Hale. grader to keep their scholarships. where light bulbs were either broken campus this year. McLeod said. public affairs officer. the Marching also affects scoring on the evaluation. or missing. McLeod said. The Physi- However. there have been several Cadets are a superbly drilled team. The number of commissions gener- cal Plant will replace the bulbs in others in the surrounding areas. she “The members are chosen by a ated by State's ROTC also helped the these areas. she said. said. ”When it's that close. you rigorous selection process and as score. especially since the score is E.S. King Village is “high on the become much more aware." McLeod members must maintain 3 ”8h GPA\‘weighted favorably by engineering list of priorities." McLeod continued. said. and participate in an intense daily degrees. According to Col. Donald She said the bushes in this area The Rape Prevention Committee is drilling schedule," Hale said. Nash. director of Air Force ROTC. interfere with the lighting. The planning a Rape Awareness week in All of the drilling will be sharp and engineering students are not man- overgrowth “affords too much of a April. McLeod said. The focus will be methodical but will be performed datory for a high score. though. as hiding place." she said. on aquaintance rape. she said. since very slowly to create a “majestic the University of Georgia won second Plans' are being made to trim this type of rape occurs more dream sense" in remembrance of the place nationally without any engi- bushes that may affect the lighting frequently than any other. past. Hale continued. neering programs. Arnold Air Society and the Angel Another factor helping the score Flight. two nationally recognized was the performance of certain ROTC service organizations. will also qualified cadets in navigation and N.C. author discusses, assist with the-guard. he said. initial flight training. At noon on Friday. the Marching Although a large amount of re- Cadets will place a wreath on the search and paperwork was required tower as a remembrance to those to report the ROTC's progress. Nash who died serving their country. insists that all the credit for the reads from first novels The guard's significance has ranking should go to the students. changed since it was conceived He said he feels that the fourth 25 ranking will bolster an already years ago. Hale said. today in The original guard was performed excellent morale among the cadets. Tompkins Hall by cadets much more closely touched He believes a tangible result may be by the Pearl Harbor bombing than an increase in enrollment as the the present ROTC grows largely by the influence cadets. he said. ofexisting members. Sam.llays She has had a number of short The guard has survived times of While possessing the smallest StaffWriter stories published and has read her vigorous student disapproval with number ofavailable scholarships, the Works at the Universities of Virginia. the military. and it flourishes today Air Force ROTC is already the Jill McCorkle. 26. and perhaps the Michigan. North Carolina and other to exhibit the nobility in serving largest of State's ROTC programs. first writer in the publishing busi- schools. one’s country. Hale said. Nash also noted the prominence of ness to have her first and second McCorkle is a former student of Everyone is encouraged to attend southern institutions among the top novels published at the same time. novelist Lee Smith. a teacher of the ceremonies at the bell tower, he four as Clemson. Georgia. Citadel and For the 27th consecutive year the Marching Cadets. an elite Air Force drill will read and discuss her work on creative writing at State. said State took top honors. campus at 4 pm. today in room 0-126 The Spectator. in its “Books" squad. will post on honor guard at the bell tower to commemorate the ofTompkins Hall. section. .said. "McCorkle's work ex _ bombing of Pearl Harbor. The two novels. The Cheer Leader ”Quest for Quality” hibit visited by thief and July 7th. are set in North echoes Lee Smith's lively fiction. Carolina. They were published last which is high praise: at their best. ggpth by Algonquin Books of Chapel both women write soap operas Paster stolen from School of Design exhibit i . without the sudsy melodrama. which Both books were reviewed and is about as ”close to everyday Chrissy Cortina poster portrays a man wearing a According to Starrett. the exhib “It really galls me that people praised in the New York Times Book domestic truth as we're going to AssistantNewsEditor bowler and holding a wine glass ition was commissioned by IBM to come into campus buildings and take Review and in other periodicals. get." while staring at the muscle in his commemorate the opening of Tour things that don‘t belong to them." including Raleigh's Spectator. Max Hslperen ofState‘s English A poster. one of a 50-piece exhibit right arm. A caption located in the Pascal. IBM’s new European head- Starrett continued. McCorkle, a native of Lumberton. department said. "Anyone interested on loan to the School of Design. was upper left-hand corner reads. “It is quarters in Paris. France. Starrett said that he had already N.C.. graduated from UNC-CH'with in creative writing should enjoy discovered missing from the Brooks not the men in your life. it's the life “This exhibition came directly notified the Pentagram Ltd. offices highest honors in creative writing these readings." Hall gallery late Monday night. in your men that counts. — Mae from IBM's Paris headquarters and and had asked if they would like to and received a master of fine arts The readings are open to the The black-and-white. 20by-30-inch West." marked the show's American debut." have the exhibit taken down. degree at Hollins College. public. Halperen said. “It is a sad comment on the state of Starrett said. “it is an honor that the “I called Pentagram Ltd. and told Mlimull:the“syn-(usingmat'I’tllffls.. Mu. affairs here at N.C. State when an university even got this exhibit." them what happened. but they said My“?! that we should keep the exhibit up." Starrett. said. State claims victory at "I think this will give the exhib It is a sad comment on the ition committee cause to he a little more nervous about future exhibits." College Bowl state of affairs here at N. C. he said. “I know that the next time Invitational I‘m putting something up. I'll cer State when an individual tainly nail them down a little bit harder." 1 Angels riser, placed second at the Invitational. stoops to this sort of Starrett said that he would make a StaffWriter Kazmierczak said. proposal to the dean of the School of thievery. — Jim Starrett Design to "establish a more secure ‘ The second annual Clemson In Clemson. Wofford and State were exhibition gallery." vitational last weekend proved an the only colleges at the Invitational. individual stoops to this sort of The Brooks Hall gallery is located “We have a good track record with “easy victory" for State's College Kazmierczak said. Davidson and thievery." said Jim Starrett. a adjacent to the the design school these things." he said. “We don't Bowl team. according to team Furman were supposed to be there memoer oi the ochoolof Design's library and is open to the public the expect these things to happen. I hope member Mike Kazmiercsak. but cancelled at the last minute. he exhibition committee. same hours as the library. this is not a sign that Raleigh is The team defeated Clemson by a added. The poster is one of a 50-piece "I don't have an inkling as to who becoming like New York or any- score of 285-75 and trounced Wofford According to Kazmierczak. there exhibition lentitled “Quest for Quali- may have taken it.“ Starrett said. “I thing‘." by a score of 500-0. According to are no tournaments during the ty" on loan to the School of Design won't even speculate — it could have Starrett is asking anyone with Kasmiercuk. the match against holidays. The next tournament will from Pentagram Ltd.. a design firm been a student. or it could have been information pertaining to the poster Clemson was the hardest. yet the be held the third week in January at based in London and New‘ York. someone who just walked in off the or its whereabouts to please contact team was never in danger of losing. Armstrong State College in Starrett said. street." , him at the School of Design. Last year the College Bowl team Savannah. Ga.. he said.

Examination Schedule

1984 Fall Semester

EXCMIMIOOD Times 0500 iron 1600 1800. 2100 i745 isoomw Monday Dec io iooo— IOSOMWF 1525— 1615MWF CH i0i 105 CommonE-am Residents of Alexander International 174; "900701 dorm learn the value of friendship. TuesdayDec ll sass-losers teas—1720M CommonE-arn”205908 " sharin and other cultures. See story, ‘9”; POJOMW WOOHOSGIVJDOC 12 0750—WOMWF 1420» 15‘0MWF BSVM EB”! ““C 903‘ r?. MA120l2Ul Photo My Show" DO'SC" "at; 20le rriursasy Dec 13 0750—0905TH 1420 7 635‘" acc 260 . ,. a) Common t‘3" ’\ t‘t . Inside 10 in ooth the AP ar (1 UPI Announcement reasons Wlll not be returning for Frldly Dec t4 l'05— llSSMWF ms taosvwr r .u- u -nv college basketball poll“. Sport’; the spring semester. shOuld see ,; /r- u}, The $00er for Creative page 8 the personnel in Room ‘2, Peele Saturday Dec ‘5 5820' 5 too If 31iviub Anachronism 's yearly Hall tor an Exit Interwew. The CommonEnm Common E lam tournament‘wasiust held, lf today's Technician looks iijgg Borrowers under the National hours are from 8 am to 5 pm complete wrth i0usting, feasting slightly antiquated it s Direct Student Loan Program and Monday through Friday This Monday Doc '7 0855 WSMW‘ ”‘0. ‘MMW’ CrrmmonF-anECE 2'! 303 mg and chivalry DiverSions, page 7 "because a mechanical other Institutional long-term does not include College Foun breakdown in our computer has sorrowers who are graduating cation or other loans received H t r r AMHAM‘L l, Ernie Myers bombs Hartford larced us to use a boo-up this semé’ster, or who for other off t ti'lOllS ruesoay Dec is 06 i220 H use rue n “A” and the wolipaclt vaults to No system Please bear with us -’: g.94 Ir 2/ December 5, 1984/ Technician / News

l Members of the Alexander Interna- tional Program, located in Alex- ander International Dorm, come from all over the world and par-x: ticipate in a variety of social and academic activities throughout the year. Applications for the program are taken for both the fall and spr- ing semesters. Photo by Shawn Dorsch

International studgnts find home

Program offers

“lI'I'E BEER IS A [01' UK! living, learning

QUARTERBACKS. opportunies Zhn Pong Contributing Writer WAIT TO GRAB I CAN’T The Alexander International Program. housed on campus in Alexander Residence Hall, offers a living/ learning experience for foreign and American students which focuses on cross-cultural interaction and un- OLD 0E ONEZ’ derstanding. Men and women from more than 40 countries reside in Alexander. Students are required to live with someone from a country other than their own: most of the roommate pairings are American I foreign. Alexander residents share all the experiences associated with living on campus in any other residence LC. GREENWOOD hall. but they also share the common goal of developing EX—DEFENSIVE END their understanding of other cultures through educational and social programs designed by residents and the BERT JONES specially trained resident advisor staff and program EX-OUARTERBACK director. Participants in the program say community members become sensitive to the values of many different people. systems of government. economic structures and religions, The Alexander community is a place where people from all over the world try to rise above insignificant differences and discover the commonality of the human experience. students say. The Chinese teahouse held last Thursday night is one such example of the cultural learning experiences shared by the members ofthe community. Alexander's basement was decorated Thursday night with Chinese posters and art works and was harmonized by the Chinese folk music. Food served at theM included homemade egg rolls. crunchy fried w tons an colorful fried rice. Since some students such as Bashar Al-Masri from Syria could igions. beef was used instead ofpork. traditionally consumed by the Chinese. A slide show of many scenes from China was presented by Allen Chao. associate professor of civil engineering and proved interestingand informative for many present. What was viewed in silence during the slide show was brought to life by the following “special entertainments." With his artfully carved flute. Keh-Shing Hwang played two tranquil Chinese songs which charmed the audience and rekindled the flickering flame of homesickness in some oriental students‘ hearts. Then. thanks to Chao‘s “notrsomuch Chinese" performance on the harmonica. the nostalgical students captivated by Hwang‘s music were brought back to reality. Awakened from her fanciful dream of being back home in China. Derhong Shieh. who was elegantly dressed in the traditional red Chinese costume. remembered that it was her turn to show the guests how to enjoy Chinese tea in the Chinese way. ~- In spite of the delicacy and tiny size of the teacups and teapot. most of the interested students got a “fair” share of the tea's flavor. ‘Tingllsiung Fang. a civil engineering graduate student. displayed Chinese calligraphy. described by Americans as “neat. pictorial and complicated." How the characters were invented and modified and what each meant were also explained. Then. to add something unique and permanent to their memories. the guests were invited to have their names translated and written in Chinese. The evening. which seemed too short for some students enjoying themselves in a Chinese atmosphere. was culturally educating and entertaining. the participants said. Those attending left all their daily stresses .aomewhere else — no talk of tests. computer programs or grades. Some students stayed after all the events were r.“ .' over to talk. while others left with smiling faces and Chinese writings. EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED Many students expressed. . an interest in holdin more cultural events of similar nature to help bring 8people IN A BEER. AND lESS. closer together and create a bette world foralltolivein. r and more peaceful Admission to the Alexander International Program is competitive and based on an application process. Students interested in the program should call Scotti Holcombe. the program director. at 737-2925. or stop b\ the office in 105 Alexander. . December 5, 1984 Technician Science E: Technology3

Science andjjechnalagy

”Dinosaur steak? I like mine medium rare, please” Editor's note: This is the look at the issue surroun- concerning this question. seem more believable to older five-foot babies. solar system. After read- ancient world surrounded and scavenging creatures final installment in a ding man's fossil footprints Where have all the dino others. What enveloped this ing a paper by G. Brent by a water vapor canopy. on-thewing may have sur- threepart series. A select being found together with saurs gone? Read a recent geology normal. everyday situation Dalrymple on present-day various effects would have vived a world-wide water bibliography and footnotes dinosaur fossil trails. Every kiddie book about book and you will find the so quickly and completely dating methods deemed ac- been present. These effects catastrophe. Written re- are available upon written The case for coexistence dinosaurs will usually end evidence for planetary enough to survive until ceptable by the U.S.t have left much evidence cords show that specific request. Send requests to of dinosaur and man with how nobody knows geomagnetic reversals. discovery? Geological Survey. I came about themselves. representatives of other the science editor c/o strengthens progressively. just what happened. The wandering poles and the In October 1983. a news across something that sent This ancient world would fortunate creatures found Technician. but along the way we causes offered include enigma of great submarine paper article related the chills up my spine. Tree- have experienced ”the refuge in a seaworthy ark. bump into an amorphous ”...changing climates canyons carved by some discovery of a “large bed of ring dating (de- greenhouse effect...warmer Various versions of this John Patterson giant. which towers over engendered by shifting force long ago. Take a trip fossilized fish in western ndro'chronology) verifica- atmosphere...uniform tem- flood story exist in the Staff Writer today‘s scientific pioneers. continents. or ...disease. with the space team and Canada...one fish was pre- tion on the carbon-14 perature from equator to literature and culture of This giant's feet crumble competition and collapse of look at the scarred faces of served with its mouth open method obtained from the poles...light winds. no more than 200 tribes and “I will continue to- root and splinter as time wears food chains .,.variation in the other members of out oldest living things shows storms and no rain!" 9 tongues around the world. for heresy preached by the on. Each time the colossus solar output....cosmic radi- solar system. wide and another fish in its an abrupt and curious nonprofessional." begins to totter or sway. ation from nearby What happened in 1908. mouth."6 blank on the graph for ages Atmospheric pressure Only by faith can we Stephen Jay Gould. Ever the dread about what dam- supernovae. to impacts of when whole forests in How could “a fallen 90- beyond 5400 B.C. Why would have been greater in assume what our planet's SinceDarwin 1 age may befall those various bodies." 4 Siberia were leveled in the foot fruit tree with ripe doesn't the record given by this world. allowing easier past was like. Its age. its “Straws in the wind are closest to it prompts a So. "...geologic evidence region of “impact." by fruit and green leaves still ancient trees extend explanation of how history and its destiny fall always worth catching. If flurry of activity in scien- constrains us to look for a something from some- on its branches" 7. place further back? monstrous. winged dino prey to our preconceived you collect enough you can tific circles. God only contributing cause that is where? “Astroblemes” or itself in the frozen ground saurs with 50-foot ideas. Still. the truth is like build bridges." -F. W. knows how long the winds worldwide ineffect. able to possible fossil remains of in the polar regions of Who was alive in 5400 wingspans could ever take a lion in a cage. and it will Holiday. The Dragon and of reality will beat against exterminate groups in all ancient craters are now be- Russia? Fossil plants at B.C. to clue us in on the off and maintain minimum defend itself without too theDisc2 this monstrosity. major habitats and ing studied around the globe. both poles indicate warmer events concerning trees? flight speed. Could in- much effort. The guard polar regions in the earth's In those days. one fellow dogs of dogma and attack ”A new scientific truth Last article. I promised geologically sudden for at I am a catastrophist by was cutting down many creased atmospheric prcL dogs of irrationalism are does not triumph by con- another "fish" for inspec- least some of its results." 5 conviction of the evidence past. ' trees and building himself. ssure have allowed. even neither ,rtfieCessary nor ef—, vincing its opponents. but tion. For many. the fish Anyone following cur- at hand. Careful analysis of By now you may be and whoever was interest- promoted. the gigantic fective. Just Open the cage rather because its oppo some scientists and educa- rent developments con- some situations we regu- wondering. “Well. what ed. one of the biggest growth found in the now- and see for yourself. nents die and a new tors throw to us. namely cerning the demise of the larly discover reveals happened to the dino— seagoing vessels ever con- extinct dinosaurs? generation grows up that large scale evolution. is a dinosaur should know "holocaust. death and sud- saurs?" The evidence structed. Written records Such an atmosphere Surprisingly enough. we is familiar with it." —’Max stinking monstrosity. So. about the asteroid impact den destruction!" An points to an ancient tell us it didn't rain in earth model is quite con- may find a live dinosaur in Planck3 we have gone fishing for theory. This theory states isolated fossil indicates worldwide aqueous cata~ those days. Further analy- troversial but not imv the near future. Some will This article is the last in ourselves. that a wandering planetoid death and relatively quick clysm that pushed not only sis of these records show possible. At least it throws just quietly smile. while a series concerning the If you are satisfied with may have struck the earth processes of burial under the dinosaurs out of the that the original language light on such things as the others will exclaim. “Oh supposedly extinct animals futility and blissful igno 65 million years ago and enough medium to prevent exit but many other life tells of an ancient at- sudden freezing and sedi- my. a living fossil!" collectively known as dino rance. this last article will brought about worldwide aerobic deterioraton. forms as well. While this mosphere surrounding the ment burial of plants and “The human mind seems saurs. Article one initiated serve only to frustrate you. catastrophe. so there goes Worldwide. however. we deluge of megaforce caliber earth containing water. a animals. en masse. in the to have a remarkable facul- the collection of trivia in- If. on the other hand. you the brontos and crew. find thousands. even mil- was tossing sediment. ev- lot of water. a literal earth's polar regions. Once ty for self-induced blind- dicating man‘s observation. too are searching the sea of The idea of ancient lions of animals packed erywhere the very fiber of “vapor canopy resting on this vapor canopy was ness despite any amount of reporting. carving replicas science for fresher fish, global catastrophes is together. apparently the globe was being top of the current at- gone. drastic changes scientific training."— F. W. and. most likely. hunting of then read on. gaining popularity these buried alive. in fossil twisted apart. Continental mosphere." 8 Something slashed this planet. Such Holiday (The Dragon and these terrible “lizards." Clutching our straws. we days with some. while graveyards. The famous plates shifted. mountains upset the normal balance marked climatic changes theDiacl 10 Article two took a closer now seek to build bridges limited major disasters woolly mammoths of formed and the “sky fell to of this atmosphere. and the would have been un- Siberia were found frozen. the earth." as Chicken sky literally fell to the mercifully cruel to sur- "In his own subject food in their mouths. un- Little said. earth for a 40 day and vivors — survivors which every man knows that all Gardner given excellence award digested food in their ~ Well. when did all this night period. were still adapted to a discoveries are made and digestive tracts. As their occur? While studying an- world suddenly buried all errors corrected by meat thawed out. trail dogs cient earth history. one Granted. we have beneath the muck and those who ignore the by American Nuclear Society ate without ill effects. will come across various jumped a long way from still-receding flood waters. 'climate of opinion'."—C.S. Herds of animals are found “accepted" dates for the dinosaurs but. gradually. Lewis (The Problem of Robin P. Gardner. pro his contributions to in- Gardner joined the State in Alaska. twisted formation of the earth and we will return. In an Ocean-going creatures Pain)“ fessor of nuclear and chem- dustry and education in the faculty in 1967. In 1980. he together. torn apart. ical engineering _at State. use of radioisotopes in was instrumental in the silently screaming from the has received the Radiation gauging and analyzer establishment of the State frozen muck. looking like Industry Award from the systems and as tracers by Center for Engineering some ghastly tossed salad. mm 5‘ W American Nuclear Society applying mathematical Applications of Radioiso What would they tell us if (ANS) for outstanding modeling techniques to the we could hear and un- QIDHE SMART MOVE! WMMW work in the application of design and analysis of such topes. of which he is derstand them? radioisotopes. systems. A major part of director. Through the In 1978. Robert Makela OSpeedy Service The national recognition his work has involved the center, he and his col- found dinosaur fossil nests OReasonable Rates carries a $1,000 monetary use of radioactive tracers leagues help bridge the with baby dino skeletons in award and an engraved for analysis during the gap between basic re- Montana. Mother’s skull OIBM Equipment certificate. ANS. which has commercial processing of search and industrial appli-v was found nearby. More CLASSES FORMINC: OMnltipIe 0 ' ' s a worldwide membership phosphate and silicate cations by conducting nests were found with NOW AT of 14,000 scientists. engi- ores. ,. applied research and eggs. newly hatched 1.5 50:38 . Mary’s Street neers and educators. is A native of Charlotte. service activities. ‘ ‘ foot. babies ‘and somewhat ,-. “1...- dedicated to the peaceful ago I .r' a In... 4 . as. '- ass-0000 applications of nuclear technology. Gardner was cited for

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Safety needs attention The recent murder-rape that occurred campus are. Having a very high crime in Manhatten and has made all the rate, perhaps the highest among colleges headlines is not as far removed from and universities nationally, is not a good State as students might think. Any mark on this university. It should rank thought that they are safe . here in right along with improvement in academ- Raleigh, far away from the high crime ic curricula in competing for university rates of the big cities, is sadly mistaken. money. The excuse that money is tight is State has a problem. The violent a poor one. The simple fact that crime is crimeson this campus have put this so high is a statement on the effort and university at a number one pasition — importance that university officials have that is, number one in violent crimes. put into solving the problem. The survey “Violent Crime in the The university must put reducing United States" compiled by the Federal crime and improving general safety high Bureau of Investigation (FBI) listed State on the list of priorities. The excuses of has having the highest number of violent tight finances seem weak in light of the crimes of any college or university continuing success of the largest surveyed in 1983. Granted, the survey fundraising effort in the university's did not have data on all universities and history, the “State of the Future" also received all the information volun- campaign. Certainly some of that tarily, and there is the possibility that money, or other money freed by those another college or university has a higher donations, can and should be diverted to Christmas creates anxiety crime rate. The survey also was taken in efforts to improve campus lighting. 1983, a year marked by a national Public Safety staffing and general student Believe it or not, it's December with the wrong direction, misquote prices and championship and a stampede of non- safety. Christmas just around the comer. If the AUSTIN charge you extra. Show no tolerance. When students to campus. (The 1982 number One particular area that . deserves pressures involved in living in this rat race asked if you want your purchase was approximately 40 percent lower.) more funding is the housing depart- during Christmas time are becoming too DOLL &’ giftwrapped, slura few Obscenities at the ment’s student patrol program. This , much. we have some suggestions for you. salesman and stumble away. Keep that But the fact remains that State, in this Climb a tree. We did —- the Big Tree on WOO DS Editorial Columnists insane look in your eyes at all times; then survey of crimes committed in 1983, was program provides added safety and the south side of the free expression tunnel. respect. protection by employing selected stu- people will show you some far ahead of many other schools, both Sitting in the wind at the top of the tree, Metcalf wearing a coathanger with mistletoe Everyone,_that is, except the mall security. larger and smaller. And the 1982 dents to walk a beat through the more we started thinking. Why don't we celebrate suspended over his head. He must have They're police academy dropouts with an number of violent crimes at State was still dangerous and less illuminated areas of Arbor Day anymore? Hell, Carl Sagan once been eating the berries. We don’t know who itchy trigger finger and a vendetta against larger than that of any other school listed the campus. Escorts for late-night said, “Trees are our distant cousins." If so, he was, but he looked lonely. He should any “longhair hippy freaks on ether for 1983. cross-campus trips are among the many how come they're killing our cousins for climb a tree. r . A chainsaw will keep the cops at a Although non-students are reportedly useful services provided. At the present Christmas? Tips on Christmas shopping — wait till the distance. Fire that baby up at the first sign of responsible for most crimes on this time, there are only eight student patrol last minute and drink a fifth of Fighting Cock trouble and demand to see the governor's campus, they often prey on the students officers. More money should be bourbon til you're sloppy drunk. daughter. who are easy marks. Students, many of allocated to hire extra students so that it can really be a lot of fun, like If you don't have'liquor. ether will do.‘ By the way. a chainsaw makes the perfect whom are away from home for the first this can continue to be an effective searching for the American Dream. Ether hits the nervous system like a mack gift. It’s fun for dad, a hobby for mom and time or are from small towns and supplement to Public Safety’s services. truck. Within minutes, you're a stumbling, the kids love it, too. What bright-eyed eager For all those officials concerned with What can be more fun than babbling, drooling idiot, but you still have communities where violent crimes are watching an 80-year-old your senses. Hunter S. Thompson said that kid wouldn’t like to wake up Christmas not a major concern, may think nothing the university’s image and prestige, take there was nothing worse than a man in the morning to find a McCulloch under the tree. of the threat. But in Raleigh and here on note —-,high crime. messan discourage ..- grandmpthsrsdeslt aninsurance ,depths of an ether binge. He’s right, Just keep an eye on the pets, though. campus, students should consider the potential students, including top stu- salesman with a left hook over a especially if that man is in the middle of a People always make the mistake of buying problem. dents, from attending State. Crime can Cabbage Patch doll? shopping mall. ' practical gifts. Nobody is going to like a Representatives of the administration, put a monkey wrench into many plans A trip to a shopping mall is like a day in toaster on Christmas; they want something Student Government and other campus for the university. the lion's den. Christmas has become a they would never buy themselves, like a leaders recently participated in a We suggest that some people need to season for consumer gangwars. Housewives racetrack, electric football game, a Barbie look at the problem from another A climb in a tree clears the ole circuits in stalk the K-Marts with automatic weapons makeup kit. fake plastic vomit or a chainsaw. “nightwalk.” This walk was designed to Imagine the hours of enjoyment it will bring locate potentially dangerous places, viewpoint than strictly an economic one. your head. It's a chance to commune with looking for a Mr. T doll for their six-year-old. Students also need to be aware of the nature. But don’t let the madness get to you. It can them. ' especially those that are dangerous due Some organization is to poor lighting. The walk was certainly a problem and do their part to prevent selling mistletoe really be a lot of fun, like searching for the Christmas is the time of feliowship and their chances of being a victim. under the big tree. Do not eat the berries. American Dream. What can be more fun giving. When you're out there in the rat race, good step towards addressing the pro- They're poisonous. Isn't it funny that than watching an 80-year-old grandmother take a moment and think about those blem, but more action is needed. Being number one nationally in this something that will get you a kiss can kill deck an insurance salesman with a left hook around you. Some may be packing a This is a good test to see exactly where area is not a badge meant to be worn you? ' over a Cabbage Patch doll? chainsaw. Some may be poor and in the the priorities of the officials on this proudly. People sometimes get carried away with Nasty salespeople will try to ruin your day need of food, and others may be nasty mistletoe. Some geek was sitting in front of at the mall. They’ll knowingly point you in salespeople. Give them hell. Forum our members has accused Technician of being would also remind Technician that we do not you — or deficits will never be cut because every Therefore, this bill does become a special case. communist. However. I would remind you that have conservative or liberal parties in the US. program benefits someone. Finally, it is my opinion that a large portion of Editorial discredits just as your columnists do not necessarily reflect Both viewpoints are represented in both of our it is easy to talk about cutting deficits, but student fees allocated by the Student Senate the opinions of the newspaper itself. so the major parties. Therefore. SFA does not endorse sooner Ur later we must reaiiae the importance of should go towards the further deveiopment of opinions of each individual member of Students any political party but only those candidates and this issue and agree to do something about it — students' intellectual. social and academic conservative group For America do not necessarily reflect the poliCics policies which reflect our ideals. rather than screaming every time the budget axe expansion rather than their athletic and recre- and opinions of our organization as a whole. The remainder of the editor's opinion at- falls. ational endeavors. True. the latter is important. I would also like to correct your quote of (I tempted to portray SFA members as narrow- Ross Stevens but the Senate must establish a priority. Whether Once again, I feel I must attempt to correct the assume) our brochure, which states that SFA minded zealots, trying to impose our ideas on SR 520 or not the Finance Committee hedged on funding latest of Technician's stream of misrepresentations chapters are “actively involved in." n0i attempting others and stamp out all other viewpoints. This is , for the Racial Awareness Workshop in favor of the and innuendos concerning Students For America to “take control of" campus newspapers. radio not at all the case. We believe in the rights of all Ski Club is debatable. However, the notion that (“Freedom for all?" Nov. 21. 1984). In my stations. etc. Similarly. the “defeat of thew groups to express their concerns — including our time to ‘ the Student Senate should not take the lead in remembrance. no student group has been organized left on campus" does not constitute a own. We believe that our chapter at UNC has Give funding and promoting racial awareness on subjected to such attacks and distortions by our desire for a “one-party system." It merely reflects exercised this right honestly, openly and con' campus is ludicrous! Student Government in student newspaper as has SFA during this our desire that conservatism should be the structively. Our activities at UNC did not attempt worthy issues I general, and the Student Senate in particular. semester. dominant ideology of the college campus of the to censor the opinions of the Student Govern- should be at the forefront of such a movement. It First. I would like to say that I regret that one of 805, just as liberalism was for the‘60s and 70s I ment in any way. We merely wished to dramatize is very discouraging to even hear Senators express -; Cam. \ the fact that not all students or organizations at l have read with interest the recent discussion such a lack of responsibility or perhaps interest in UNC supported the Student Government's concerning the Senate Finance Committee’s such an important issue. Perhaps if the Senate resolution. ‘ decision to fund the Ski Club. As I am no longer a concentrated on issues such as this instead of- We do not attempt to “brainwash” college member of the Student Senate, I am in no bickering on the Ski Club funding or legislation to students or to “destroy expression of other position to know ”all the facts and behind-the- improve the impeachment process, then they may opinions." We are working to build coalitions of scenes intrigue" which usually accompanies such be able to finally achieve enough respect to get conservative students so as to become a major an unusual request. and I make no pretense to the student body behind them. this knowledge. All I know is what I've read in ' W voice in the conservative student movement —- so I“a M. w...... that we as conservatives can have the same voice Technician. (Kevin Hight con-co...aaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnLWM " _.. that liberal groups have enjoyed for many years. I First of all, I would like to agree with Scott JR LAP Ww.umuucuou-«uam www.msm. ,_ .. ”is. would therefore contend that Technician is being Humphries and Kun Gorritz in that whoever “umamumnaum intolerant of our views by running repeated wrote the editorial in question should have Riverbed provides maturing-races: m.“...... WWW; ‘ attacks against our activities. consulted both sides of the issue. However, many “lama-amaoniol‘mlmm ' MW,”r *l' ' W. Ross Stevens of the arguments; for the bill. at least in my M “...”...MM mmmmmm..‘Y . Deputy Director experience with Student Government. aren't evidence m m-Mimi!!! W. "a"... ;.; . Studentsfor America viable. First of all -— true, there is no rule wwnhommefiomo—MM m...... flahh , preventing groups from seeking funding from errata w...... _...... anafrom nu...... IO ,, 'j more than one source. In fact, the Senate I am writing to praise the science editorial by Ian-.-.a-‘éumaamammau-evulm ‘um .. 7‘. ‘ V i Cartoons conflict, encourages the practice. However. the sports club John Patterson in last Wednesday's Technician. l . ., Muenmuamvlneuanemem mm was established primarily for the purpose of This article provided objective material concerning funding sports clubs, old and new. It is my the existence of human and dinosaur fossil prints 5 quu’panda Dim understanding that the Senate presumedly has in the same geologic strata in Texas. The Paluxy ust. _ I; ...... ‘...... uiium can’t have it all more important things to consider. the Race Riverbed situation provides factual evidence for l Awareness Workshop the coexistence once of humans and dinosaurs. a I was intrigued by Dennis Draughon's editorial bill for instance. thus the situation that threatens the . wwfifimw-uwmM cartoon in the Monday. Nov 26. and Friday burden of considering sports club bills was lifted evolutionary theory. sob-u-uiop-fieugounm-nu from the Senate and placed on the Sports Club Proving that dinosaurs and humans lived together issues of Technician. the .lormer attacking Authority. Thus. with the passage of this bill. the in the same time period would render the Reagan‘s budget deficits and the latter protesting Senate is breaking a long-standing tradition *and evolutionary time chans useless. When asked cuts in student loans perhaps setting a dangerous precedent. Having about the authenticity of the Glen Rose discovery. i would agree with Draughon on both points. acquaintance with many current Senators, I know some scientists can only answer that ‘they can't be The deficit is too high. and it l5 unfortunate that that precedence-setting is very important to many human prints because they are in the same strata student loans must be cut It is also unfortunate ofthem. with dinosaur prints. and our chans don't have that defense spending. corporate incentives. dinosaurs and humans living during the same time energy research and many other programs will be Secondly. as the former Senate Athletics period." How scientific! Circular reasoning should reduced. But you can't have it both ways. Dennis. Chairman and member of the Sports Club not be used to refute scientific finds. I hope that Either we can have more money spent on federal Authority. I know first-hand that many sports scientists will shed their prejudices to scientifically programs or a reduction in deficits. ~ clubs. for instance the ice hockey team. incur examine the facts of‘this find Otherwise. science I, for one. believe that deficits are a problem tremendous expenses in travel time. competition may become chained down by slanted refusals to and must be reduced. But to do this. we must all fees. etc. Yet. no other sports club. in recent accept reality J I] 51'! .3 b'. a.“ I 1 ‘ memory. has attempted to get funds from the w e res Mgr—warmer :5min”? . sacrifice to a certain extent You can't cut deficits .. ..‘h- ->- u «Radius-as- -. « . by only-cutting those programs that do not benefit Senate ,alter getting funds from the SCA FR LAP A l( December 5, 1984 ' Technician / ‘r\__:..;....Uplluutlv1 5'

Politicians, iudges fight over school prayer :‘WASHINGTON The trouble with after they had built schools and drawn being compelled to say prayers. of prayers opponents‘ intransigence finally compels a busmg for the purposes of integration. or as boundaries so that white and blacks would organized by the school. of minority kids busing order. in other words. those who only Its opponents would have it, forced busing not — no matter what the Constitution said RICHARD being made to feel unwelcome. pressured. insist that the law be obeyed get blamed for a for the sake of miscegenation. is that the lie — go to school together. That was when different. remedy forced on the courts by those who overwhelmed the truth. Politicians talked of courts stepped in. They ordered busing COHEN .. it is approximately for these reasons that broke the law in the first place. busing as if it was some sort of social when there was no other way to integrate a the courts told the schools to get out of the in school prayer. it works pretty much the school system that had purposely segregated prayer business. saying that the Constitution same way. Those who wanted only to in violation of the law. and he has been as wrong on this as he was forbids the government to either interfere protect the rights of kids who either did not There is nothing in the decision Now we have something similar happen- with or promote religion. There is nothing in want to pray or did not like the wording of ing when it comes to school prayer. As with when he lectured Charlotte, NC. on the the decision that would stop some kid from the particular prayer are being blamed for that would stop some kid from busing. the issue has fallen into the hands of evils of busing. choosing a city where busing praying on his or her own time. If there kicking God out of school and for banning praying on his or her own time. if works and works well. From time to time. unscrupulous politicians who talk of taking the president cites the case of some school were. it would not only be outrageous, it prayer everywhere — from New England there were, it would not only be God out of the classroom or some such kid who is ordered not to pray and implies would be unconstitutional. beaches to the hallways of America's outrageous, it would be nonsense. An example of that sort of that this or something like it is the intent of As with busing. the reason for the various schools. unconstitutional. thinking comes not from a politician but from the courts and the evil liberals at the ACLU court decisions regarding prayer has been Thanks to political expediency. things get a cartoonist for the Tampa Tribune. Wayne who brought suit. it's possible that from time lost. Truth has been overwhelmed by a lie. turned upside down. in both busing and Stayskal. For Thanksgiving. he showed a to time something like that does happen. but And politicians. from the president on down. school prayer. the majority is made out to be experiment in which the courts decided, for group of pilgrims on the beach at Plymouth. if it does it's because someone got the law discuss the prayer issue as if the courts. with the victim. and the real victim. the minority. no discernible reason. that it would be a being warned by a policeman that praying is wrong. not right. The president. of all nothing to do on a slow day. decided to is made to appear the oppressor. That's good idea to bus kids half-way across town not permitted: “Hey. no praying here... This people. ought to know that. monkey with religion. That's cheap politics. precisely what the majority wants to hear. while their parents pulled their hair out in is a public beach!" Even for a cartoonist, this of course. but it's something worse than that. ' and that is precisely what it gets told by rage. That was the lie. . is sheer nonsense. but it reflects the Like busing. though. school prayer and lt's yet another example of that lowest of low many politicians. They know where the The truth was that the courts only ordered apparently widely held view that the courts the role of religion in general is discussed as blows — blaming the victim. votes are. It's their conscience they‘ve busing as a last resort. They ordered It only have banished prayer. if nothing preceded the controversy -— as if in the case of busing. organizations like the misplaced. after school boards and politicians had This, of course. has been rzfresident there is no history to it. In the case of school NSSCP. who for years have been fighting purposely segregated the school system, Ronald Reagan‘s theme for some time 00W. prayer. there happens to be a history of kids school segregation. get blamed when their l9“ Washington Post Writers(unup

Forum .. funding twice. both from the Senate and from the. resolution urging officials to observe the student American Red Cross. an organization which is SCA. This occurred on Feb. 13. 1984 when nine leaders‘ concerns about race relations on campus “forwarding every cent of every contribution" to individual “sports clubs" appearred as a slate on The motion to cut the bill to $1,000 was passed Ethiopia, The response thus far has been Emergency Legislation Bill 4/55. The official on the premise that the resolution be passed along Ethiopian needs overwhelming. For this. we would like to thank Treasurer defends minutes for the Feb. 15 meeting show that the with it. everyone who has contributed. Approximately sports clubs received specific and individual Hopefully. this will lay to rest any misconcep~ $2.000 has been raised in the span of two weeks. funding. though they appeared as a slate. tions as to where the Finance Committee's are very great but much more is needed. self, committee As to the Racial Awareness Workshop. priorities are and will at least partially provide a Technician has failed to provide the students with more complete view of what occurred on Nov, if you have not yet contributed to this worthy any objective reasons why it was cut. I have seen cause. the Ethiopian Student Association invites the Technician report on why certain senators Gary Mauney your support. As chairman of the Senate Finance Commitee, were not in favor of the cuts in the Race Student Body Treasurer Lately. Ethiopia has been in the news due to Donations may be sent directly to: I am concerned with the manner in which Awareness Bill. These senators have a very valid the human suffering and tragedy as the result of The American Red Cross Technician has sought to portray the events which Senate should take a “strong Editor's note: several years of drought. point in believing the The two articles on the opinion page - the c/o Ethiopian Student Association took place at the Nov.v- 16 Finance Commitee stand on the campus-wide racial You probably have read in Technician various Box 73061 University Student Center meeting. The events which occurred We issue" and grant the full, $2.000 requested. lead editorial and the staff opinion — were NCSU. Raleigh. NC 27695-7306 Mondays ago have been both grossly misrepre- However. other members on my committee felt obviously stating an opinion and made no claims views addressing this issue. We would like to sented and porposely slanted in order to discredit that the cut was a reasonable one due to the fact to being a representation of all sides. The news thank all individuals for sharing their perspectives For additional information on the Ethiopian the validity of the decisions made in the that one of the speakers for the bill at committee coverage. however. was not purposely slanted: and pointing out this tragic situation in- Ethiopia to crisis and uses of funding. please contact: committee concerning the Ski Club bill and the was asked. “Would the event take place if the Since news articles are not equivalent to a the State community. 737-2453. RdClal Awareness Seminar. The three recent Senate did not allocate the full amount meeting's minutes. all comments and points are The most important thing we can do at this time articles were all admittedly slanted against the requested?" The speaker answered .that the not printed. The news articles wereuhowever. a is to try to help these unfortunate people and save Finance Committee. according to Technician's workshop would take place whether the Senate fair and accurate reporting of the events of the some lives. The Ethiopian students at State news editor. The Finanace Committee felt it funded it or not via funds through Student Affairs. meeting and Technician stands behind both the through the Ethiopian Student Association are Solomom Abraham necessary to respond since Technician had made The speaker also stated that the $2,000 request writer and the news editor. raising funds To send to Ethiopia through the GR AMA It obvious that it had no intentions of being asked for was basically an arbitrary one. Vocal in objective in the matter. their support for improving race relations Regarding Technician's allegations that the Ski here at State. all committee members were Club had “gone beyond the established . in favor of the workshop taking place and Atlantic Whitman; 1‘»— guidelines," 1 ask a simple question: "Exactly formed an amendment stating that all where is it established?" On a follow-up editorial {We asst Your Local Imprinted Goods Supplier on Dec. 3. a senator stated that the Ski Club “had senators should show their support as to the broken an unwritten rule" in the Senate by importance of the workshop in a resolution We offer a complete line ofactive wear receiving funding from the Sports Club Authority mandated to many university officials. both , Great for Fraternitites.Sororities.Clubs,etc. (SCA) and then seeking additional funding from in the administration and in Student Off Campus Living the Senate. Through some simple research. Government. Concerns were expressed. Frat and Sorority Shirts (Taps Novelties Technician would have discovered two pertinent however. that although the bill was a only $345.38 Jackets TwillStitching SWVAHS facts: 1) that the Ski Club had not subverted any meritorious one. the impression was that per semester.‘ Long Sleeve T's Tshirts Embroidery" established process for obtaining Senate funding the money was not really “needed" and Campus Reps 832-9425 found in the student body documents and 2) that that possibly a stronger show of support One bedroom only $143.00‘ Todd Brooks-Mike Spears. 2412 Atlantic Ave l in the previous year at least six clubs received could be made through the use of the (Shared by two students) Two bedroom only $76.75‘ (Shared by four students) Reproductive Health Care LAST ‘4 DAYS!’ Price includes Bus Service. 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The Christmas and New split-second reconstruction ramrod straight. snap at of gravity impales him on Year holiday season is a of what happens when a the knee joints. the steering shaft. time to celebrate living and car. traveling 55 mph. ThreeTenths 0f~a Second: the love of family and crashes into a solid. im- The driver's body is now Six-Tenths of a Second: . friends. Careless attitudes movable tree. off the seat. torso upright. The driver's feet are toward traffic laws such as OneTenth of a Second: broken knees pressing ripped from his tightly- speed limits. use of seat The front bumper and against the dashboard. The laced shoes. The brake belts and DWI laws can chrome “frosting" of the plastic and steel frame of pedal shears off at the floor result in accidents and grill work collapse. Slivers the steering wheel begins boards. The chassis bends tragic deaths. of steel penetrate the tree to bend under his terrible in the middle. shearing Jerry Barker of Student to a depth of one and grip. His head is now near body bolts. The driver's Health Services reminds onehalf inches or more. the sun visor. his chest head smashes into the students to “drive as Tonenths of a Second: above the steering column. windshield. The rear of the though your life depended The hood crumples as it car begins its downward on it." Carefulness is espe rises. smashing into the FounTenths ofa Second: fall. spinning wheels dig- cially important during the windshield. Spinning rear The car's front 24 inches ging into the ground. holiday season when more wheels leave the ground. have been demolished. but Seuen-Tenths of a See- Photo courtesy Polygram Records intoxicated drivers are on The front fenders come the rear end is still travel- onds The entire writhing the road and the percent- into contact with the tree. ing at an estimated speed body of the car is forced Big Country. the fast rising band from Scotland, has released a new live album. Big Country fans will want to give this age of highway deaths forcing the rear parts out of 35 mph. The body of the out of shape. Hinges tear. new lp a listen, as it is the group's long-awaited second album. peaks. over the front door. The driver is still traveling 5 doors spring open. In one The following informa- heavy structural members mph. The half-ton motor last convulsion. the seat tion is provided by the of the car begin to act as a block crunches into the rams forward. pinning the Madigan Army Hospital brake on the terrific tree. The rear end of the driver against the cruel explaining what happens . forward momentum of the car, like a bucking horse. steel of the steering shaft. “when you crash." Scare twoand-a—half ton car. But rises high enough to scrape The driver is now dead! Special Edition steakhouse to open tactics are not pleasant. the driver's body continues bark off low branches. but they make people to move forward at the Elapsed time: Only aware of danger. This vehicle's original speed (20 Five-Tenths ofa Second: seven-tenths of a second. offering both good meal, fair price awareness could be vital to times the normal force of The driver's fear-frozen So be careful over the saving your life or the life gravity. his body weight is hands bend the steering holiday season. and don‘t If. while passing through cash on either a reserva- extremely inviting and other students. faculty and of someone else. 3,200 pounds). His legs, column into an almost let your happiness come to the Student Center. you tion or a first-come-first- comfortable. Customers staff who would like to This is the slow-motion. vertical position. The force such an abrupt end. become enticed with the serve basis. Those on the will be seated and served dine at the restaurant can aroma of flame-broiled meal plan are entitled to as they would in any fine enjoy the meal for only steaks. piping hot baked one visit to the steakhouse restaurant." $5.95 plus tax. Five choral groups to perform at State cancert potatoes smothered with per month as part of their The Special Edition has To dine at the ‘ butter and freshly baked dining contract. the atmosphere of an old steakhouse during the 4:30 Jenny Sapp season as State presents Watson. university music WRAL-TV news anchor bread. it can only mean one Even thdugh the restau- newspaper office complete p.m. and 5:30 p.m. seatings. FeatureEditor its annual free Christmas director. Charlie Gaddy as narrator. thing — the Special Edi- rant's first obligation is to with historical front pages meal-plan participants concert on Thursday. The family event begins with symphonic band ac- tion Steakhouse has meal-plan participants. decorating the walls and must make their reserva- Three choral groups. a The State music de- at 7:30 p.m. companiment. A carol opened. University Dining is also the wait staff uniformed in tions at least 48 hours in symphonic band and a partment's Christmas gift sing-along and antiphonal Those tantalizing smells striving to make the “pressroom” smocks and advance in the A-Alcove choir of trombones will fill to the community is “any- This year. five groups (back and forth) singing will begin filling the air on Special Edition available green visors. Room located in the Dining Reynolds Coliseum with thing but a traditional will carry on a campus will “take full advantage of Jan. 7. 1985. when Univer- and attractive to other Rich green carpeting and Hall. the sounds of the holiday concert." said J. Perry tradition that dates back to the theatrical possibilities sity Dining serves the first students in addition to tabletops in addition to Others who would like to the 19503. The Varsity of Reynolds Coliseum." meal in its l56-seat faculty and staff. pewter oil lamps on each dine at the Special Edition Men's Glee Club. Women's Watson said. steakhouse located in the “We're very excited table have been used to can visit the steakhouse at Chorale. Symphonic Band. Edward T. Funkhouser. basement of the Student about the restaurant's make the restaurant as the 4:30 p.m.. 5:30 p.m. or Trombone Guild and New assistant professor of Center. opening." said Art White. cozy as possible. And the 6:30 p.m. seatings and take Horizons Choir are pre- speech-communication and The restaurant. which assistant to the vice chan- cooking section. located at advantage of any un- paring a lively program announcer for the State will be open for dinner cellor of student affairs for the far end of the seating reserved seats. Reserva. that runs the gamut from Marching Band. will pre- Monday through Friday. University Dining. “We area. is open so guests can tions can be made anytime sacred to secular. popular side as master of ceremo will give serving priority want to appeal to as many see their main entree being for the 6:30 p.m. seating or totraditional. nies. to meal-plan participants people as possible. so we prepared over an open within 48 hours of the There's a rendition of For information. call the with reservations from 4:30 designed the‘steakhouse to flame grill. desired meal time for the OVERSEAS EMPLb l‘MENT ”T'was the Night Before music department. 737. until 6:30 p.m.. and then not only serve excellent The standard menu at 4:30 and 5:30 p.m. spots by WORLD-SIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN! Christmas" featuring 298i. permit others to pay with food but also to be the steakhouse consists of calling the restaurant at IAPAN - EUROPE AFRICA - AUSTRALIA THE SOUTH an eight-ounce cooked-to- 737-7284. ’ACIFIC -SOUTH AMERICA THE FAR EAST. order ribeye steak. a large White recommends that EXCELLENT BENEFITS. HIGHER SALARIES AND WAGES! baked potato. a salad with people try to make their TREE TRANSPORTATION ! GENEROL‘S VACATIONS! choice of dressing. fresh reservations early as de More than 300.000 Americans Japan. Africa. The South dinner rolls. the daily de-' mand for the restaurant's — not including members of Pacific. The Far East. South ssert he armed services —— are America...nearly every part and a beverage. Since seating is expected to be iow living overseas. These of the free world! one standard dinner is high. aeople are engaged in nearly «3) Companies and BIG STUDENT being served. both pre- “We've had a lot of :verypossible activi- Government agencu-s paration time and cost are excitement building over ;y. construction. engineer- employing personnel in near- kept to a minimum. the steakhouse's opening." ing. sales. transportation. ly every occupation. from Meal-plan participants he said. “For a long time secretarial work. accoun- the unskilled laborer to the who find their tastebuds there has been a need for a ting. manufacturing. oil college trained professional craving the steak dinner campus restaurant which refining. teaching. nursing. man or woman. more often than their serves a delicious meal at a government. etc-etc. And (4;. 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Grant Fleming Middle Ages. also jewelry making. an of their champions. and all and therefore could parti combat to determine the chance to get a little (part of an old kissing Wn'ter 1 Thus began the Society chery. heraldry. calli- show respect for the cipatein thetournament. new champion. Finally hungry for more. The meal game), and slowly the even— for Creative graphy. music. dancing. crown. Each fighter was called Axel fell. and Stephan was included rabbit, lamb, ing wound down to seat- Banners wave in the cool Anachronism's tournament poetry, cooking. brewing The tournament was before the queen and was victorious.2rl. salad. wheat pilaf. tered parties at various morning wind. The to determine this year's and costuming. At an SCA held on Saturday. Nov. 17- given a blue ribbon. gran Then the characteristic mushrooms. freshly baked houses. Everyone was marshal] stands gauntly queen's champion. The event. people dress in in Arlington. Va.. tor ting him the right to hear reveiry and feasting began. bread. cauliflower. mince discussing and recounting between the combatants SCA is a national non‘ Middle Age costumes. from Storvik. as it is known in her favor for the day in There was an artistic meat and blancmange. all the events of the day and and cries out, "Pay your profit organization de~ the most simple to the the SCA). Many people hopes of fighting “well and competition. followed by a prepared similarly to the talking of future meetings. respects to her Royal dicated to researching and astoundingly elaborate. attended. including 35 honorably." and then the somewhat spontaneous way it would be. served in Participation in the Highness. the queen of re-creating medieval life in Just as importantly. the fighters all hoping to win names were drawn. At 1 lords' legs contest. Dinner the Middle Ages. During Elvegast (Raleigh) Chapter Atlantis." The warriors an idealistic way. long lost ideals of chivalry. the honor of being the p.m.. the tournament was served in the medieval the least there was sing is open to all interested bow. "Pay your respects to The fighting (in which courtesy. honor and grace queen's champion. First. began. Battles were both style several courses ing. music and storytelling. persons. and anyone inter the lady who inspires you... people have fashioned are. stressed and practiced. there were sign‘ins long and swift. but slowly were served with time in The renowned “cloven ested in this period is and to your most worthy armor and simulated Lords kneel and ask to followed by qualifications, the list of names narroWed between to allow guests 3 fruits" were passed around encouraged to participate. opponents... lay on!" There weaponsl is the most bear a lady's favor and the in which new or inexperi- to two: Sir Axel :ind' is the swinging of swords noticeable aspect. but for right to fight for her honor. enced fighters had to prove Stephan of Wolfshaven. and the clash of steel. people not interested in The ladies tie ribbons and they were skilled enough Everyone gathered to Welcome to the current sweat and bruises. there is handkerchiefs to the belts to be safe and competitive watch the best olthrec

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No. 10 Pack continues Howks’ Division I woes Scott Keepfer success rate of81 percent. Sports Editor Spud Webb made the most of his playing time. If you happened to stroll canning 13 points in 13 in a few minutes late minutes. and super frosh during Monday night's Chris Washburn. who fin- massacre in Reynolds Coli. ished with 10 points. seum. you probably thrilled the crowd with a i assumed the scoreboard -— pair of thunderous dunks. which incredibly enough Versatile Nate McMillan had State ahead by a made the type of overall whopping 34-4 count over contributions that are fast Hartford — was seriously becoming typical: eight malfunctioning. points. a team-high eight If so. you were certainly rebounds. five assists. two correct. In actuality. the blocks and two steals —— all score should have been in less than halfa game's State 34. Hartford 6. worth of court time. Yes, while the Meanwhile. crowd- scoreboard was performing pleasing Vinnie Del Negro erratically. the Wolfpack continued his perfect was functioning quite well shooting touch. hitting on — at least in the early- all three attempts. The 6-3 going. And by the time the freshman is a perfect hearty. fun-loving Rey- 5for-5 from the field this ‘nolds crowd of 11.200 season. watched the final hook shot While leading scorer by its adopted opponent Lorenzo Charles struggled fall short many alley-oops from the field (only 2-of-9l. and slam dunks later. the the entire team floundered nation's no. 10 team had at the free throw line. breezed to its third easy connecting on but 15 of 27 win in as many tries. 83-46. attempts (55.5 percent). Thanks to an early From the field. State hit at nine-minute stretch of 22 a hot 54.8 clip. unanswered points. coach Despite the downfall at Jim Valvano‘s Wolfpack the charity stripe. the established itself from the Hawks' Phelan was quite outset and simply toyed impressed with State's with the outmanned Hawks 40-minute clinic. for the remainder of the "State is a good team evening. that will only get better." “We came out of the Phelan said. "This could be chute and played pretty the most talented team well." Valvano said. Jimmy has ever had here. I “Basically. we've had all honestly feel that way.“ three of our games in hand Many others are begin- Staff photo by Marlr Cldf'O( r d Staff photo by Mark Ciarrocca by halftime. BiLt give credit ning to share Phelan’s McQueen does a little hawking of his own against the smaller Hartford defenders The to (Hartford coach Jack) belief. The 3—0 Wolfpack Pack senior scored five of State5 first nine points. 4:”a. Washburn puts the finishing touches on a nifty assist from Webb. Phelan and his team. They had risen to no. 10 in both played hard from tap to the AP and UPI polls by visiting Hawks. who are in The Pack let up little in terwards. ”During the buzzer. And that speaks Monday night. their first year at the the latter half. Myers led timeouts, three guys in well for the coach and the "I've said before. we're a Division I level. could an early second-half streak. particular would start attitude of his players." deep team and we have barely muster a challenge scoring 13 of State's 19 chanting. I guess coach was WANT INSTANT CASH? Junior guard Ernie tremendous size." Valvano of any type. Not a single points during the run. kind of put on the spot.“ Myers. who a year ago at said. “I think we can play Hawk player reached dou- When Myers capped the Minutes later. after do this time was serving up with anybody in the coun- ble figures. and for a outburst with a 21-foot lighting the crowd by bricks about as often as try. If that makes you a top majority of the first half it jumper from the baseline. scoring his first two points State's Physical Plant. 10 team, then maybe we appeared that the entire the Pack was-up by 40. of the season. Garvey was continued his torrid are. team might not break the 61-21. on the spot. With :02 early-season shooting “But polls are just an twodigit barrier. From there it was sub seconds remaining. Garvey Sell Your Used Textbooks spree. The Bronx Bomber indication of what others John Hurlbert hit the stitute at will andJnarvel stepped to the line for a totalled a gamehigh 17 think about your program. Hawks 10th point with a at the rough-edged talent pair of “pressurepacked” points on a near-flawless I’m glad that they think little over five minutes possessed by many of Val- shots after Washburn was 7-of-8 showing from the highly of us. Well try to remaining in the half. By vano‘s youngsters on the whistled for a technical field. Myers has now live up to it.” intermission. the Pack had bench. The fans also rev- foul. All of a sudden. missed only four shots in Monday's game lived up forged a whopping 40~l6 eled in the final minute Garvey had over 10.000 At D.J.’s TEXTBOOKS 21 attempts this season. a to its expectations. The lead. efforts of Hartford’s Jim screaming, foot-stomping Garvey. the last Hawk to “teammates." H.\'.\i.i_\'t make an appearance. Those eruptions usually l'\l'l-.|{|l \t I) \I l()l(\l‘\\ (HILRINi. RI-..\\'(l\.\l§l.I-. RATES With resounding chants reserved for Charles‘ of “Gar-vey. Gar-vey. 'blocks or Washburn's Attorneys At Ilaw Gar-vey." the partisan dunks followed each of Upstairs, 2416 Hillsborough Street throng pleaded with Garvey's successful at THE LEGAL CLINIC Phelan to insert the tempts. Grinning with Springfield. Mass. senior. pleasure at the Reynolds ”I've never gotten much reaction. the latest attention like that before." Drum/(l II. 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Myers ’hovingfun’ in Store’s 3-0 start Rick women Tim Peeler scored 32 points against the threepoint play. So far. Myers has been Sports Writer Northeastern and had over In general. be is not the easy to find. 20 points in three games. most graceful player to He is averaging I3 Consistency — one of But during other periodscf watch. but he is exciting as points a game and is seekrebound the things that all athletes he was ineffective. those periodic chants of shooting a lofty 81 percent strive for but also one of However. Myers has “Ernie! Ernie! Ernie!" from the field. despite only the most difficult at- made a complete show. , playing about 15 minutes tributes toacquire. turnaround in the young Al McGuire once said each game. No. the chore of develop 1984-85 season. Playing Myers never met a shot he Ah. the difference a year ogoinsf Apps ing talent and hard work among talented giants. didn‘t like. makes. , into productivity is not an Myers has had the hottest But this season Myers is Myers also is making easy task by any means. of the hot hands. Surpris- playing a different type of himself known on the de Devin Steele to being named to the Over the past three ingly. he has been State's game. As a starter on a fensive end of the court. Executive Sports Editor all-tournament team. years. no one has had more most consistent player in team that is still not set in He currently leads the Yow cited turnovers and trouble maintaining con- this young season. its lineup. he is adjusting team in steals with nine. The women's basketball rebounding as factors con- sistency than Ernie Myers. In the Pack's 8346 win into a team-oriented, Though he has achieved team will use two weekend tributing to her team's After a fantastic fresh- over Hartford. Myers led player. some impressive personal losses against a pair of progress to date. man campaign in which he all scorers with 17 points Most of all. he enjoys his stats. Myers is more con- heavyweights to build on. “They are one of the filled in successfully for an as he hit seven of eight auspicious beginnings of cerned with team accom- according to coach Kay finest teams in the country. injured Dereck Whitten- from the field. the current season. espe plishments. Yow. and they‘re blessed with burg and averaged 11.2 As a member of a deep cially after last year's If the inconsistency that "Anytime you play this experience and talent." she points per game. Myers and gifted squad. Myers‘s rollercoaster ride. plagued him last season kind of competition. it can't said. ”I thought we played never settled into his accomplishments are some- After his performance returns. Myers is confident do anything but help you." well. even though losing sophomore season. times ovilrlooked. He is not against Hartford. he was that the Pack won't suffer. Yow said Tuesday in refer- 82-68. Our turnovers and The 6-5. 203-pound a graceful player like all smiles. “If I don't do the job. ence to her team’s 82-68 rebounding were the dif- native of New York City teammate Nate McMillan. “It felt good." he said. “I somebody will be there to loss to no. 2 ranked Texas ference. A lot of those began the season in a nor does he overpower think I'm more confident in take my place." he said. on Friday and 74-68 defeat turnovers were forced by dismal slump. averaging anyone like Charles and my shot." While he admits that he at the hands of UCLA on their pressure and by their under five points in the McQueen. He doesn't bomb That confidence has not has to keep himself “on the Saturday in the Con- quickness. There were too Pack's first nine games. from the outside as does only given Myers a fast ball." he is not worried verse-Macgregor Texas many times we didn't get After missing his first 28 Terry Gannon. nor is he as start. but it has also given about the future. Classic in Austin. Texas. field goal opportunities of 29 shots. Myers pulled flashy as Spud Webb. him a new outlook for the “I don’t think about it. I because of our turnovers. his field goal percentage to Myers is a schoolyard season. just play.“ he said. “We know what we have “We shot 16-for-16 from 40 percent. still the lowest player. He fights and “I'm just playing the If he continues to play at to do to be successful this the line for 100 percent and of any Pack regulars. scrapes for everything he game and having fun." he his current pace. Reynolds year. we know what our 52 percent from the field. Then again. at times last can get. His most effective said. “My game-is under may echo that familiar 5111” K)"Ui'-J 11y Mark Cmrroccd goals are. and these games so I've got to be pleased in year. Myers flashed his play is driving inside. get- control. I‘m just letting the chant — Ernie! Ernie! Myers continued his early-season hot streak Monday by help us realize where we that respect. Our half-court earlier brilliance. He ting fouled. then trying for offense come to me." Ernie! — more often. tossing in 17 points in the Pack win. stand right now. We defense. at this point in found out a lot about our time. is good. We held team. each individual. them to 45 percent shoot Ticker Every player had a chance ing from the floor." to learn a whole lot about Yow expects another Pock riflers gun down Bulldogs herself." tough challenge when her The Wolfpack women. team battles the Moun pick-up who travel to Boone to taineers tonight. Andre Miller people gave us the margin Masser fired scores of teammate Hildebrand. home matches prior to meet Appalachian State Sports Writer that we needed." 1.072 and 1.075. respective- Both finished at 364 to give beginning a demanding tonight. continued to get “I'm expecting a very for ly. en route to the Pack‘s State a clean sweep for road schedule that includes big numbers from Linda fired-up. well-coached This margin resulted an NCAA qualifying match Page. The senior forward. team." she said. “They In its final match before from personal highs re smallbore victory. individual air rifle honors. have some people who an- Christmas break. State's corded by Wolfpack se- Cable and Bruce Cox and a rematch with arch averaging 24.8 points and Replacing Masser on the fired smallbore in a rival Navy. the only team 6.8 rebounds in four games. aggressive and go to the Sfofe-WCU rifle team prevailed niors Dolan Shoaf and first air' rifle team was also to have defeated State in fired in 27 points against boards well. so that will against The Citadel in a Keith Miller. Miller's 1.148 junior Jodi Coble. She reserve capacity in order shoulder-toshoulder com- the Longhorns and 17 give us another chance to close contest Saturday in smallborrtal eclipsed his combined with Miller. to give them additional test ourselves." gome Charleston. SC. The win previous high by a point Shoaf and Hildebrand to match experience. This ex- petition this year. against the Bruins en route marked the second time and placed him first give State a much more perience should help to i” w——* this year that the Pack was overall. Close behind was decisive victory in the air lessen the additional pre- 11 able to defeat the Bulldogs Shoaf. who bettered his rifle (.177 caliber) portion assure of knowing that their IVy Commons Is l Ticket pickup for at their own range. scores count toward the Saturday's men's bas- personal best by seven of the match. The Pack's team total. A quality-built student condominium project located ketball game with The match was antici- points with a 1,127 total 1.443 total easily out- COITYX‘OHS ' less that .4 miles from NCSU on Avent Ferry Road. Western Carolina will pated to be close. so there (out of 1.200). distanced The Citadel's Being the last confron- There are one and two bedroom units starting at838900. run Thursday from 6 were no surprises when Bulldog shooter Anthony 1.410 aggregate. making its tation until January. The Financing available to qualified buyers. Call for details. am. until 4 pm. and the final smallbore (.22 McCormick spoiled State‘s overall 5.870-5.820 margin Citadel match should also continue Friday from caliber) totals showed hopes of a clean sweep of of victory appear less close serve as a good barometer 8:30 am. until 4 p.m.. if State on top by only 12 the individual titles by than it seemed. in evaluating the progress needed. points. 4.422-4.410. placing third with a score Miller again led all of State's team. Students must pres- “We knew that their of1.114. shooters with a 378 air rifle When State‘s team re ent a current registra- strength would be in their Senior John Hildebrand total. but Shoaf was forced turns. fresh and rested in Free Brochure! tion card and photo ID smallbore shooting." State and sophomore Mike to share second place with January. it will have two Contact Harriette Hiatt ‘ to get a ticket and are coach John Reynolds said. “As a team. their shooters 851-4489 or 851-1390 allowed to pick up only fired more consistent two tickets. scores. but solid perfor- mances by some of our Christmas Sausage and Cheese Sale Horfford’s Garvey Sponsored by the Food Science Club If\|l excites Reynolds Dec. 3-14th . 1 Schaub Food Science Bldg. 1 1 _.., {V4 (continued from page 8) “We knew we didn't "3‘\~ 1‘K ,1 crowd-favorite then laun- stand much of a chance . -,/,11,.‘3‘ H ll. x1/ ched a half-court missile — against State. They're the which Washburn promptly best team we'll probably slapped into the Hartford ever play. But we try to bench — as the buzzer make it fun. We try to 1 1:30 am-4 pm_1:306 pm > daily. sounded. always keep our heads up." GREAT $2.99 “We've really enjoyed this." 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Tee KwonDo Ice Hockey Airborne Volleyball Wednesday, 6 p.m.. Room 111. Carmichael Gym. Thursday. 8:45 p.m.. State Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Court volleyball championship Thursday. 6 p.m.. Room vs. Duke. Hillsborough. 7. Saturday. 10 a.m.. 111. . N.C. Courts 3 5. Airborne. Men's Open the All-Campus playoffs League champions. won having dropped only one Sullivan l captures bovvling title the All-Campus volleyball game in three playoff championship by defeating matches. Team captain Sullivan I won the resi- spark Sullivan I to an record to 61 Philip Wong commended dent bowling championship early. Howell finished with Stephen Burrus led FarmHouse in the first the efforts of Joe Beani. by defeating Metcalf a three-set total of 626 in Metmlfwith a 53" total. round.Airborne then went Russel Power. Steve Lay. 2019-1944. leading Sullivan to the title PKP won the fraternity cross country championshlp on to defeat Alexander for Joe Khalife. Danny Fox Eric Howell bowled a after it had finished second Troy Byars. Ron Moore the title. Airborne entered and David Foshee. first set total of 264 to the previous two years. and Robert Johnson were Sullivan I never trailed the other members of Sul- in the matchas it upped its livan‘s championship team. Intramural off-ice cuts , «(l/é ,0 9/ .~ A‘ I .0 ’ . Three-player basketball lets down on iniuries .3are1‘.w? players make decisions In any athletic event. the answer is overwhelm- competition. Intramural-Recreational player basketball is played injuries are most likely to ingly yes. “We keep ice on our Sports introduced three on half-courts. occur. Intramural- During this past semes- fields and courts for, imme- player basketball for resi- recreational sports are ter up until November 14. diate aaon on injuries dent. fraternity and sorori- Presently there are six certainly no exception. the office recorded a total which may need ice such as resident team‘s. six frater- State's intramural office of 38 injuries. Broken down sprained ankles," Halstead. ty leagues on a trial basis nity teams and three resi- into respective sports. In addition to profes- this year. dent and sorority teams takes a preventive attitude there were 20 injuries in Three-player toward injuries and takes sional training. supervision basketball remaining in the double- every measure possible to flag football. 15 in soccer, and other preventive is self-officiated and in- elimination tournament. see that injuries are kept two in the Dixie Classic measures. Public Safety is creases participation. Bowen, Syme. Kings toaminimum. basketball tournament and on call in case they are allows for better use of Village. Kappa Alpha and one in volleyball. needed to transport an facilities and requires more Kappa Sigma are the only “We always look at All intramural officials individual to the infirmary. player cooperation than undefeated teams remain- things and ask ourselves is are instructed to report all ”Generally. Public l-on-l basketball. Three ing. this the safest way, the injuries however minor Safety responds quickly if best way or are we creat- they may be. Anything we need them." Halstead ing an unsafe situation.” from a jammed finger to a said. 'my»..._ Sam Halstead. director. in- very serious injury is doc- In case of a serious ASU defeats State, ' tramuraI-recreational umented. injury. Public Safety is ' Photo con ibu ed by IntramuralRecreational Sports sports said. “We also ask “All our professional notified to contact the Bowen won the resident and sorority badminton championship ourselves are the rules. staff have CPR training emergency squad. advances to finals environment. facilities and from the CPR instructors The day after an injury. equipment conducive to in the Physical Education the office secretary calls I keeping injuries down." Department," Halstead the student's dorm room. I Western Division winner State got on the Judging from the num- said. There is always a apartment. home. etc. to l Appalachian State football scoreboard in the second ber of injuries recorded by professional staff member check on his or her condi- I club extended their record quarter when John Evans the office this semester. present during intramural tion. I to 9-0 by defeating Eastern recovered an ASU fumble I Division runner-up State on the ASU 9 yardline. I 27-16 to advance to the Three plays later. Bruce finals of the North Carolina Rowe dove over from the I Famous Club Football Association one. championship. Before the half ended. l . Chicken'n Biscuits ASU's Bo Dickerson took Galloway hit Skip Wilder l gnome“ 0f MRO "If. use the first State punt from on a 60 yard touchdown ‘ I his own 45 to the State five pass. The missed point I yardline. Two plays later. after touchdown made the I Buy one 1%: chicken dinner.... Tyrone Galloway scored halftime score 20-6. the touchdown on an op On their first possession I and get the 2nd at1/2'price!!! tion. of the second half. State I 0n State's next series. marched 45 yards before I Coupon good only at Newbern Ave. location Expires December 18, 1984 ASU’s Zack Roseboro in- Kent Thompson hit a 14 I and not valid with any other n"er tercepted a pass and ran 40 yard field goal. l ——————————— coupon ————————————————_J yards for the score. ASU then drove 76 yards with Galloway scor- ing the touchdown from 10 yards out. State's last score came on a 75 yard drive capped TAKE AN EXAM BREAK by a 41 yard touchdown pass from Phil Brooks to John Gibson. Thompson hit WITHTHE the point after touchdown m FILMS making the final score 27-16. Photo contributed by Intv«m' "='-°erreational Sports m_—--—n~— 1—.-.— The'Goalbusterswon the conefootball championship , ALL YOU CAN EAT Basketball entries W ‘ BUFFET KL?“ 3933 Western Boulevard close January 9 » 8516994 Sign ups for Men‘s Open. and 212. Carmichael Gym. FIRST Village Inn Pizza Parlors Fraternity. Residence. Play begins January 14. Women‘s Open, Residence Sign up now to assure a $3.79 each and Sorority basketball leagues end January 9. spot for your team. Sign up children(I-Apersonsunderper10.muponl20¢char Mandatory organizational forms are in the Intramu- Expires 12/20/84 NOTVALIDWITH ANYOTHEROFFER meetings will be held ral-Recreational Sports of- Admission Includes pizza.spaghetti.lasagna.soup.salad bar.garlic bread. icecream. January in Rooms 211 fice. ”I. $1.00 aOlli-Iblflllanal-moa-\ ' Mus—l- “MIMI-Ill"!‘I “V; HID-I-I—uh“.In -_-""D Dixie Classic finals STATE

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