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N.C.General Assembly By Anna Williams cancellations was compiled and sent Staff Writer to faculty members to review by Sept. l5. Subscriptions totaling as N.(‘. State libraries‘ ability to much as $225,000 may be canceled. maintain quality research facrlities Nutter said. but nothing is definite is jeopardized by the General NCSU libraries belong to the Assembly ‘s dented budget increase Association of Research libraries. and the weakened US. dollar. a an organization of Hit research library official said this week. libraries in the buried States In earlier years. university and (‘anada that works toward libraries received inflationary expanded and improved scholarly increases for materials such as communication. books. serials, journal subscriptions Nutter. a member of the and binding costs, said Susan Committee of Collection Nutter. director of NCSU’s libraries. Development. said the coittmittee is which include [).H. Hill and conducting an economic study on libraries in the School of Design the journal publishing industry to and the College of Textiles. determine if publishers are working But the 1987-89 request for fund- together to keep prices up, and if so, ing was denied by the General to identify the ARL's legal rights. Assembly, she said. international publishers “have a A second request submitted during sense that we may be able to afford the legislature‘s short session and it more because we have good backed by the NCSU administra- resources.“ Nutter said. “In my tion. the Faculty Senate and the mind it's just plain greed just University Library Committee, also looking for a way to get more was dented. money." Nutter said. “Everyone was behind this pro- The research area is affected posal." Nutter said. “i don't know strongly because technical joumals who turned it down, but it was are more expensive and less copies someone in state government." are printed, Nutter said. NCSU libraries' total budget is The libraries of NCSU. Duke approximately $7.2 million. $3 mil— University and lNC—(‘hapel llrll lion of which is spent on books and participate in Triangle Research materials. library tTRl.N). a cooperative sys 0.”. Hill Library‘s new Wing is tem that allows students access to funded by a special appropriation all three university libraries. front the legislature and is not “The TRLN system is a good included in the libraries‘ budget. thing. but we don't to be sending Nutter said. people to Duke and Carolina for While the budget has remained things that they use frequently," fixed, the library increased its sub~ Nu".r said. scriptions to journals by 19 percent According to the DH. Hill library last year. newsletter. unless the dollar In order to stay wrthin their bud- strengthens or more funds are get, library officia‘s canceled appropriated, the buying power of $60,000 wonh of low use and dupli- the NCSU libraries' dollar will con "ht/AutM.s‘fi’rx‘xa‘mm,ua..51“. Scort JACKSON/STAFF cate jounal subscriptions, Nutter tinue to decline and cooperative Gimme two scoops said. systems such as TRLN will branch Audio—video expenditures were out in order to support the weak The California Raisins brought their own unique "bran"-d of entertainment to the halftime show of Saturday's football decreased by 75 percent, mono- encd library foundation « its books. game against Western Carolina. The wrinkly fruits danced while the marching band played their trademark song. graphs by 2l percent and binding Attempts to reach legislative offi by 5 percent. cials involved with the funding This summer, a list of proposed were unsuccessful.

Theme housing program offers new It New Supercomputing It’s hard to find a dimensions in residence hall living sense of community Center coming to RTP in regular residence By Don Munk “I came so I could have more ner Jim l’ressley, who also serves as By Ce rla A. Hogue Senior Staff Writer openings in theater and arts groups, assistant director of the NC. State Staff Writer and find out what‘s going on at Craft Center. ——Judith Bush Students are discovering their cre- school,” Patchen said. “It looks like At the next level, students will Two N C. State officials were. ative potential through a theme there's enough going on so I'll have join and participate in Nf‘Sll art ’5 selected this summer to sit on the housing program at NC. State. fun in the arts at State.” organizations. Manicmber technical advisory Sixty-five charter members of the Leslie Kausch said she chose to be At the top level, participants can Sharon llcti‘. assistant director of council for a new Supercomputing Arts & Creative Living Program a resident adviser for the theme achieve creative expression through Stewart 'I heater's (‘entei Stage. Will ('cnter coming to Research moved into Bagwell Hall last week. hall, after working in Metcalf a personal project by composing work With students interested in Triangle Park. NCSU faculty and staff members Dorm, a theme hall with program— music. writing creatively or produc~ learning the business of theater Henry Shaffer. associate provost involved with 'visual arts, crafts, ming exclusively for freshmen. ing a ponfolio of artwork, Pressley administration In theater adminisv of academic computing and George dance, theater and writing will help Kausch said this year she will par- said. trution. students schedule events. Worsley. vice chancellor of finance the students develop activities and ticipate in arts activities in creative The amount of time required to deal With artists or agents, market and business. will represent NCSU cultivate their interest in the arts. writing. participate will vary. the show and mite press releases. on the council, which also will Judith Bush, a physics major, said “I enjoy writing poetry." she said. “Some weeks, participants may llcii' \itltl. have members front other state George Worsley she joined the program because “I Resident adviser Hugh Solomon attend several events. and other “You can't unitoi irr thcittct‘ here." schools and organizations. was looking for a strong sense of said students come from many weeks they may attend none." she said. “You cant major in Council members were chosen by to a news release front the community. majors, including engineering, Pressley said. drama." the Microelectronics Center of Microelectronics t‘entcr. "It’s hard to find a sense of com— physics and architecture design. “It is part of human nature to he lint working in theater (ltllllllllS‘ North Carolina (MCNC) Board of The coutrctl also will search for munity in regular residence halls,” Fifty—five percent of the students creative. By participating in the [ration gives students leadership Trustees. which is charred by an executive director for the center, she added. are upperclassmen and about 45 program, students may discover c,\pt:ltt‘tit t‘. (‘liiiticellor Bruce l’ottiton. develop specifications for the new Bush said she will work with the percent are freshmen, said Julie their own potential for creative Mnsn tltt'trlitt Jonathan Kratttcr Members of this board also building and evaluate bids. Shatter program's creative writing mentor Urquhart, area director for the expression." said llit.'lllt house residents could include llNC-(‘hapel Hill said iii a telephone interview. on projects that will include articles Quad. Their mentors will help them dis- join llltl‘-t\ t'l'tittps on campus. or Chancellor Paul llardin and ll. Shatter \ttltl the council is con for NCSU‘s Friends of the Gallery About ten more women than inert cover this potential. loin: tlmti own tllllslk’ groups. Keith ll Brodie, president of Duke ducting an international search tor newsletter, and a notebook of per— are participating. Urquhart. who is responsible for “It tl shunt to form a llltl\lC l'niyctsrly. a director. sonal impressions about arts events. Students will participate at several programming, will serve .is ii men group. lltt". tan pct coir hing," llt‘ The new center will be used pit- "We hate already received over Eric Patchen, a freshman in archi- levels. tor for singers, guitarists and tltltlcil mitidy for general research in all 1in applications from highly quali- tecture, said he joined the program At the first level, students will be pianists. l’aitn ipanis also can attend titii rc disciplines. said (ieotge Howe of ficd inditiduals.” he said. ”I'm because “it opens you up to every‘ in the audience. “l‘ll manage the coffeehouse events McNt’. very excited about the whole thing, and you generally get along This level "is where you get that where students in the program cart ll.iitce lllL‘llltl! Robin Harris The council was established to thing." better with people who have the broad, varied exposure to arts, and perform." she said. The coffeehouse Taylor. a [ill:.‘~lt‘ttl L‘(,lllLillit)ll give "technical guidance" in setting Shaffer said a supereontputrng same interests." decide which ones appeal to you as will not be ready until mid fall, she up the policies and administrative center in North Carolina wiil mean an individual," said programs plan- added. .St't' ARTS. page procedures for the center. according easier access to better computers.

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College- of Textiles undergoing reorganization N.C. Stites College of Textiles is willege respond better to industry's Administrative responSibility for bemg consolidated and administra- needs. The changes should strength- research. extension and academic tive duties are being reorganized en Textile and Apparel management affairs Will be shared by two asso- into two departments. programs in preparation for the ciate deans. David R. Buchanan and The new departments include, tex- move to Centennial Campus in William Walsh. The third associate tile engineering chemistry and SL1 l990. he added. dean. Perry Grady. will assume ence to be headed by Charles “We must position ourselves both responsibility for special long-term Livengood. with industry and within the univer- projects, including the move to Gordon Berkstresser will head the sity community to respond to the Centennial Campus. Department of Textile and Apparel needs of each," Earnhardt said. Program directors were appointed Management. “These changes will strengthen in each department. Robert Bamhardt, dean of the col- academic programs, administrative lege, said the changes will help the support and induct y ties." ——Jennifer Meno Students given opportunity to teach young kids Students can become teachers this morning for six weeks. Cross First Aid/CPR course to be month through a program spon~ Helpers are needed for the classes taught on campus in two four-hour sored by NC. State's chapter of a that range from chemistry to car— sessions. national honorary society. tooning. Cost is $32 per person for the Kappa Delta Pi has arranged for Classes meet for one hour each. complete course which provides university students to teach elemen— Student volunteers assisting with national certification. tary and middle grade students on a the fall session will be eligible to This will be a great way for uni- volunteer basis through local educa- create courses for the spring ses- versity students and teachers to tional agencies. sion. become equipped with the skills Interested students would con- Volunteers also will have the that are necessary to react to emer- tribute one hour per week for a six- opportunity to work with elemen- gency situations. Wheatley said. week period or longer to work with tary aged students through a reme- He said the society hopes that the groups and individuals in an aca- dial reading program at a nearby volunteer programs will be the start demic gifted program or a remedial elementary school. Tutors may of a continuous endeavor for com- reading program. said Jack Work one-on-one with reading stu- munity involvement. Wheatley, adviser to the society. dents or may work in pairs to share An organizational meeting will be Volunteers are needed to assist planning and responsibility. held in Room 209 Poe Hall on with the Parents for Academically This also provides the opportunity Tuesday, Sept. 13, from 4 pm. to 5 Gifted Education (PAGE) program for flexible scheduling of tutoring pm. at Meredith College. hours. It‘il‘wtir: k I. m. Children four to eleven years of As a service to the university Interested students should plan to age are offered a variety of mini- community, Kappa Delta Pi attend this meeting or call Wheatley Makesyour mouth water courses that meet each Saturdav arranged for an eight-hour Red at 737—2238. Don Stroud prepares to sink his teeth into a big slice. of summer lilo. With labor lliy can all look forward to football, tailgating and Fill Break. Books now open for Student Government spots weekend over, we Books opened Tuesday for 37 the Graduate School, the School of All office-seeking students must positions in NC. State’s Student Design, the colleges of Education, turn in a nomination form by 5 pm. Government. Forest Resources, and University Monday, when the books close. Students seeking elected office Undesignated. There is a mandatory all- need to pick up an elections packet Students interested in a position candidates meeting at 7 pm. that I from the Student Government representing the Graduate School night in room 100 Harrelson Hall. I offices on the fourth floor of the should call Audrey Goodell at 737— I student center, or call elections 2581 or Wes Sing at 737-2974. Candidates who can‘t make the I board chair Mary Leonard at 737- Eleven Senate spots are open in meeting must send an alternate, or I 2797. Agriculture and Life Sciences. they will be disqualified from the I Students can run for four fresh- Engineering, Humanities and Social race. man and four graduate positions in sSiences, and Physical and l the JudiCial Board. Mathematical Sciences. Elections are Sept. 19 and 20, and A total of 15 at-large senatorial Three seats are open in the if necessary run-off elections Will positions are available representing Division for Lifelong Education. be Sept. 26 and 27. I CU | Oul‘FeetNcveerl. Ci7is'>. l i e. . n. Imagineyourfavorite l‘clt‘ lhlS(iotdli"71*.‘7 -Ss. Zack'sflavoryogurt in a ‘Eu ‘3]: IJ‘iIfi'v VOii‘Iwwlv h,....¢ _,,. .. | p:I i ' m7 Vivid" his Armin-i psi‘0ri.\- cone dipped in creamy delicious l I 'Q&. I milk chocolate! Halfthe calories of I ""l’li’.‘antv, aIgiirlv'zrwr'tnrlrr-‘1‘" ”my. virl,,..\,In-:rwrr. i. J , . .. .n’ “ ice cream and 98%fatfl’ee. FUII AH"Terrain b'kes Inn! “r395 nnril'trgiir':.°.\...‘ V'V'i 37hr : ftfi‘ I mi». in tv I *j We call it. . . 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Fire grooves crowd and curious onlookers DURHAM Well I‘ll be damned. They are the epitome of disco, I went to see "The Last Temptation and disco is gone. of Christ," which is now a worse But Earth, Wind & Fire is still sin than sodomizing a pig or buying around and still rocking. retail. Joe At their Sunday night perfor- Dan For all the people around here that mance in Reynolds Coliseum, one oppose the film. the crowd of stop on the group's first tour since protesters was incredibly small Corey 1982, the band performed — what Pawlowski 20 crossiwavers at the most. Duffy else — oldies but goodies. Strode, the preacher kid. didn‘t The lO-song playlist included show up. “September," “Fantasy,” “Shining The idea of this “sacrilegtous” boys in blue were positioned at the Star," “Let’s Groove," “Hearts of not. film playing in the fundamentalist box office. down the line, and Fire” and “Reasons." One exception the band's trade- Bible Belt made it a media spectac~ between the theater and the From the start, the band displayed mark Phoenix horn section. The ular. protesters. preparing to stop the unending charge and togetherness. original trumpets and trombones, The news people had to take turns bloodshed the community was "Gimme a groove," lead singer who currently are in Japan working interviewing protesters. Video cam- porsed for. Maurice White ordered the crowd. on another project, were replaced eras demanded confrontation And newspeople were baiting And the audience responded enthu- with second-string horns. But the among protesters, Raleigh cops, everybody. siastically to the request, singing, absence, while noticeable, was not people in line and theater manage- A friend who accompanied me to cheering and getting down to the a tragedy, as the replacement brass ment. the movie was asked by a WTVD dance melodies of the seasoned act. section did an acceptable job. Something had to happen. reporter why she had come to the Togetherness is a key to the Although the band performed Violence. Bloodshed. film. band’s past successes. No one ever only 10 numbers, they packed a Firebombings. Hordes of psycho “it's a Scorsese movie." she steals the stage for more than a variety punch with disco, soul and Christians vs. a greedy theater man- replied. moment or two at an Earth, Wind love tunes. CHRIS MERVlN/STAFF ager “Satan what's that about & Fire show. With all the band‘s past success, The body count would be great. Satan?" the reporter asked as if she No egotistical singers. No holler- future goals are simple. Maurice White of Earth, Wind and Fire performs in Reynolds Visions of the recent attempt to had discovered an anti~Christian. than—thou attitudes. Just good “To carry on and to continue to be Coliseum Sunday night. The group performed classics show “Cry Freedom" in South My friend refused any further musrc. good,” said lead guitarist Verdine ‘Reasons, ‘Fantasy,’ and ‘Let's Groove Africa ran through my head. A the- questions by the “deaf" reporter. And at Sunday's show, the White, Maurice’s brother and one ater blowing up before the first I told another reporter I was group‘s two lead singers, White and of the band’s founding members. As a veteran of the music indus- And if you‘re going to be ill the frame hits the screen. protesting the treatment of subur- Philip Bailey, worked together. “We don’t make the goals compli- try, White said students interested business aspect you should learn Some zealot would protect the ban ltalians as depicted in “Married Each took turns with solos and cated. There’s no reason for that." in the music business should start that as well. name of the Lord. to the Mob." periodically joined in harmonic Whether or not Earth, Wind & by learning all they can about the “Try to learn as much as you can,” The news crews were waiting for “l was sent over to cover the duets. Fire meets its mture goals, White industry. he said, “because you're going to the big story. The one that would be ‘Temptation' protest," the reporter Also, the two singers included said he believes fans “probably pic- “Learn as much about the busr— do a little bit of evrything in the bigger than when the film played in said before running off to talk to remaining band members in their ture as as great." ness as you can," White said. “If business. Even if you're a player LA. The one that would be shown the guys at the literature table. energetic display. Everyone got into “And I think they always will," he you’re a musician. you should learn you're going to be lilting equip- on network news. Protesters were posing for the the act, whether in the spotlight or added. the instrument as well as you can. ment sometimes.“ “The tragedy! The horror!" Dan cameramen like models in Hustler. Rather would say. Bending over, waving their Bibles, The biggest horror of the night pointing their fingers. No other professron has this power The power to were up was paying nearly five dollars for “A little more of a snarl," l joked young minds The power to wake so the world Teachers have that the ticket. Focus On power Reach for it lectn For intonnotion mil Cops were all over the ‘ ace. The Sec Volckerpage 7 America’s IF YOU, OR SOMEONE Future 1-800-45-TEACH. L YOU LOVE IS Help Prevent NEPTUNE'S GALLEY Birth Defects ROOMMATE SPECIAL ”Oyster Bar" . Restaurant. lnc. 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They have to America" made a run a; the box 'I'it lit-ts dtL' 3‘ ’ Vi You can snag Woodstock. the products of the sev register With Selective Willem Dafoe‘s Jesus is deepl‘» groups that dog up the independent lltt‘lll .it km ord Hat enties had nothing to clearly call Service within 30 daysof office, I thought it looked staged explored, but Marv. Judas Peter chans their own. They desperately needed The kid spent more time yelling at and Mary Magdelinc are too The sWirhng trumpet that WdSlle Volcker 'On the Rocks' their 18th bi. .hday. It '5 the videocamera than the security implied and don't take true flesh around “Birthday." the harsh dnim a kind of shared activuy. which quick. It ‘5 easy. Andt’t's guard Harvey KCllr‘l does steal part (it heat of “Mania" and the hoiiiici would bring them together as a the [air It was as if the TV guys had paid the film With his portrayal of Judas ‘Paiil \ul. ki-i didn‘t sleep here group. At the disco they have the kid to chords ot “King in Rhythm" ind to! the iiionc). .1 recent advertise forged a generational banner. It's A public venue“$533:ofthispub- make his dash so thev as a man who betrays Jesus not for Sorrovt" all make up the Sugar merit in the Raleigh Nevis and great to feel special at last." licationandSflCCUW ServiceSM could have some action footage ' money biit low ('tihrs ()hsi‘iu't \ll't litt’cil When there is no news. make David Bowre sWipcs his \t‘t‘llt as Biork isn't the only one who Those guys at the Vcliet (‘Ioak some. Pilate. sings. Nearly half the vocal chores El [1 E3 (3.1 G3 [5.1 t3 (3 Before entering the theater. Iiiti were trying to cash in on the The film isn‘t boring. Sure it's not are taken tip by Einar His voice is former Federal Reserve ('hairman's Ll PART-TIME HELP movtegoers had their pocketbooks as action-packed and laugh loaded more obtrusrve and conveisatioiial. stay at the hotel But Volcker WANTED‘U searched and suspicious stuff was as “Roger Rabbit " But its pacuig is like a foreign veison of Fred wash t toiiceined about prices. The Willing to work around student schedules [C banned from the place. Rotten veg~ very even Schneider of the B-52s. But on N C‘. Slate Emerging Issues Forum etables and guns were not permit “Last Temptation" doesn‘t delxc “Motorcrash.” when he duets with picked up the tab ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE Q ted into the duality of the flesh and Bjork, the contrast makes you listen Still. he was amazed at some of Apply in person 8AM - 11AM 8. 2 PM 5PM During the movie, cops continual spirit that lurked Within Jesus and to the music. the things the hotel was slapping a Iy prowled the aisles. It felt as if I the people that surrounded him The Sugar (‘ubes could easily Anorak: i was in the Polk Youth Center cine— Who knOWs how long that price tag on === at: 3904 Western Blvd. 5 would have become another After I llllt‘l‘VIL‘Wc‘d him in the EBWDERTOWI ll ma. take. but three hours is too short. Falco/Abba/Nena. with that hotel‘s lounge (which is‘ Raleigh's r ~;~.:_CANFE 'tzir‘. (across from Shooters ) And the security made the movie “The Last Temptation of Christ Eurodisco appeal But the gioup’s luckiest but). the bill for our drinks r [Q even more difficult to enjoy I is currently playing at the Cardinal "Life’s Too Good" album rejects armed Ht‘lttlt‘ telling the waiter to Ct’fliflcfiflt‘ L‘ L33? RC C chJ feared that the exit door would be Theater in Raleigh’s North Hills those easy synchro—beats that get slap it on his room bill, he glanced rammed by the Holy El Camino, or Shopping Center. Showtimes are '3 kids hopping on dance floors. at the check And he was shocked that Rev. Gene Scott would mow us and 8 pm Most of the Icelandic bands I‘ve at one of the items. GEI‘YOUR down with his holy Uzi. heard are industrial mllSIt‘ groups The hotel charged Volcker 50 When the film was over and Two lumps, please that harsh feel and disregard for tents tiit' lht' locks in his st‘ott‘h FUTUREOFF moviegoers shuffled out of the the» music standards comes Hl'rl\\s in “I’ve Ilt‘Vt'T been charged for ater. news crews flashed their spot Th!“ Sugar (‘tthes‘ \Allll hi~ at ’hr the- sound. Influences ot rocks below ' Volcker said. show p) THEGROUND lights upon helpless Victims and Rialto Theater tomorrow night so Throbbing Gristle. Psychic 'I‘\/ and ing “‘0 the rut cipl questioned them about the movie. it’s time to forget your diet and Einsturcend Newbauten bubble up There were live ice cubes in his Imaginethethrillotfly— Protesters arranged themselves so taste natural sweetness. in the Sugar Cubes. drinks That comes out to a dime a they could all fit in the camera Ever since I heard a promo copy They are not inacessible to the rock. ingajetairo'aftlAirForce frame of “Birthday " I’ve been waiting for average listener through preteri l tittiltl iiiilli'lsl'dntl this COSl fOT ROl‘Cofhrsyw leadership “Have you seen the true light?" a Iceland’s biggest band to come tiousness or repeating the same two ice in the middle of Death Valley. trainingarxlaneteellentstarttoaca- protester yelled. For he had. He had around. The song is one of the sum- notes for 35 minutes. But they but Raleigh? seen the true light. mer‘s best. The only reason to aren’t too accessible, either. Maybe America is losing its eco— teerasanAirFomepinlfyouhawwhat The light ofthe video camera. watch “120 Minutes" on MTV was The Sugar Cubes' sound is not all iiomic edge by charging for things ittaltescheckoutAirFonceROl‘Ctoday The horror. The horror. to see the “Birthday" video. original, btit the group positions its that should lie tree. Lead singer Bjork’s vorce sounds influences well Volcker didn't stay at the Velvet Contact: Behlnd the Scenes like what Nico should have sound The. only real problem With the t'loak to. the rocks That much is CAPT DAVE SIMS ed like band is that "Life's Too Good" is real. ls “The Last Temptation of Supposedly a large percentage of its debut record and could be its 919-737-2417 Christ" worth my soul? Iceland’s population believes in peak. Or it could be their worst Of course not. But it is worth seev fairies and elves, and Biork sounds record in a long and happy career. 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new faculty hired Much attention and demonstration was made on North Carolina State's campus last spring by black student leaders about the low number of black facultx I. Among their many demands for changes and improvements vi as one calling for our administration to work toward recruiting more black faculty. i'miersit) administrators responded that they were doing the best they could to enlarge the \ ”/llll\2'T_\/Cé.:\‘i1"?” minority faculty numbers. 7,’ 4- As with many concerns raised by student protestors over the years. many thought this was just another standard put—off line given by the administration. The sort of “tell them we're working on the problems and wait them out till they graduate" stories most of us are so familiar wrth when it comes to dealing DON’T THE Y with NCSU's rulers. SMELL IT ? Fortunately, at least in regards to this particular protest, administrators have actually done some things that present students can benefit from, not future gen— erations. For this semester, eight new black professors and lecturers have been hired. While this number is not evactlv overwhelming. especially when held in com- Make this semester successful; parison to the total number of NCSU faculty, which is over 2000. But when examined more closely, the number eight is quite significant. In 1987, out of the entire nation there were 12,000 doctorals granted. That budget your time Wisely, carefully means there were 12,000 new Phd’s heading out into the labor force to work for private industries, government research and educational careers. Out of that By the time this column appears, classes 4)Set aside time to relax. The cliche “All 12,000, only 222 postdoctoral graduates were black. That comes out to 1.7%. will have been going for a week. By now work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” That is covering all subjects too - not just science or engineering or humanities. you will have settled into your routine and didn’t become well-used by accident. No So that means for all the various industries and corporations Will have achieved that delicate balance of matter how demanding the subject matter, and universities academic time and leisure time every stu- Susan take time out not just occasionally but fre— and colleges across the nation, there were only 222 black PhD’s to chose from. dent needs to retain his or her sanity. You quently to regather your senses. College is a Taken in this light, hiring eight qualified professors and lecturers to new facul— will have partially established your relation- growth experience, which involves more. ty positions is a legitimate improvement. And the eight new positions were not ships with suitemates, classmates. room- Brooks than just academics. Let your whole person all concentrated in one particular college or curriculum. mates and other mates, although these rela- ability grow, not only your book sense. The College of Education hired the most, Signing three new professors for its tionships wrll rhangc many times over the As a related sub-clause. to this, remember math education, psychology education and adult community college programs. course of the vear. In other words, the 2) Get involved in extracurricular activi- that the later the hour gets. the less your The College of Engineering hired one black professor in its mechanical engi— school year has begun. ties. How can you know if you fit in on a brain wants to think, and no amount of neering curriculum. And the departments of history and physics each hired one. And with the beginning of every year college campus if you dou’t make an effort? pushing will make it learn when it doesn‘t Meanwhile, the English department and the economics and business comes a new load of advice. Freshmen may You must be interested in something want to. So those all-nighters may not he department already be tired of everyone’s “words of besides studying, eating and sleeping. doing you as much good as you think. hired one new lecturer. The differences between lecturers and professors con- wr--dom." though they may not remember Chances are, if you have an interest, there is 5)Last, but not least. enjoy yourself. These cern postgraduate degrees and tenure tracks. anvthiniz said. Upperclassmen probably an organization here on campus to meet are the best years of your life. This is your So here is strong evidence that university administrators are doing their best to don’t ever pretend to listen any more. Still, your needs. It’s a great way to meet people chance to test your boundaries and limits as l improve the number of black faculty teaching at NCSU. And this is not the end. there are a few maxims that bear repeating. with whom you have something in com- a person without the constraints of family, Administrative sources have said that efforts are still being made to recruit other 1) Get to know your professors. This can't mon. it allows you to expand your knowl- work, community. etc. (unless you already minority instructors to NCSU‘s campus. But as with hiring anyone, there are be stressed enough. No matter how intimi- edge and fields of interest, and it gives have those, in which case you should take ngnéthat‘have-to be taken care of, such as relocating, dating, frightening, silly or even ugly your something back to the university. Whether advantage of this outlet). College is your family housing, professors may seem, speak up in class and it’s Student Government, marching band. last not-quite-real-world experience, and, etc. anges such as these cannot be made overnight. make sure they know who your are. athletic clubs. residence hall councils, intra- while the pressures are there, they aren’t So we must compliment administrators on their efforts in this area. Good Professors always like to meet students who murals, fraternity/sorority life, voluntee— quite as heavy as they will be later on. So things have come and we did not have to wait for our children’s children to see at least feign interest in the subject being r/service clubs, college councils or whatev— learn, grow, live and enjoy. Test your them. This does not mean that NCSU can slacken from this initiative. There is taught. lt may seem “grade~schoolish," but er, there’s a place for you somewhere. Take knowledge and your self, and let these still a long way to go. But several steps in the right direction have been made. those few minutes at the end of class spent advantage of what life at a big university years be a stepping stone rather than .r presenting yourself to your professor could has to offer! stumbling block. mean the difference in a letter grade at the 3) Set aside time to study. This can’t be Fame“.-- H .. . - end of the semester. At the very least it said too many times _ until now. As impor- Susan Brooks is a junior majoring in can’t hurt tant as this is, always remember to. English at NCSU.

Sexual revolution leaves teenagers

x\ Without morals, with children .,_,. “é In the years following World War II, a considerable hardship. Idleness con- American prosperity and productivitv tributes to promiscuity and venereal dis- thrived, and parents of this era wished to ease.” give to their fonhcoming ““Baby Boom”" Stephen J. Bender reiterates this in his generation all the material wants of life that Luke 1971 Venereal Disease manual. “That they never had. The general standard of liv- promiscuity plays the largest role in the ing rose. and Americans enjoyed a comfort- spread of VD is no secret Mariv young able livurg never before experienced. The Setzer people today are more than ever inclined to urbanization and mobilization of the ‘do their thing’ in a carefree, uninhibited American worker, which began with the fashion...Believe it or not, venereal disease \ Industrial Revolution of the previous centu' strikes a teenager every minute." .‘\ ry, grew at a relentless pace. homosexuality and even bestiality grew in Again, Theodore Rosebury points out in '1 he new material lifestyles coexrsted with acceptance. The traditional view on the 1971's Microbes and Morals that VD “is new social lifestyles. Women‘s rights and absolute and even divine correctness of sex increased as sexual intercourse increases in other demands for social equality again and childbirth only within marriage eroded. the population. with promiscuity an essen- entered the spotlight of the political arena, Many viewed sex as a form of recreation tial factor in the process.” He quotes Drs. and the authoritarian viewpoint on issues to be carried on between “consenting Guthe and ldsoe of the World Health such as sexual morality were brought into adults.” Others advocated “free love," stat- Organization’s VD division, who state that serious question. ing that as long as two people loved each some of the prime reasons for “the rising During the turbulent 1960’s, great other, a sexual relationship was morally jus- world trend in incidence of early syphilis l upheavals overthrew or seriously shook tified. Twenty years after the adolescence of and of gonorrhea...psychological and social l TECHNICIANmp \...,;.(,.n.iw wiv/ "Mn-Ar um- [um many of America‘s previously accepted the “Great Sexual Revolution,” a sobering changes, permissive male and female pat- norms For manv American’s. and particu- look at its tragic by-products demands terns in sexual life and new attitudes to Editor in( hunt larly the young and impressionable, the attention. prostitution and homosexuality.” i Mir it.wl Htlfiht's spreading belief in moral relativism, the “Among modern teenagers, sex with In the area of teenage pregnancy, the Managing lilitor Assistant Managing Editor View ot man as a vnere animal and the affection has widespread acceptance,” National Research Council write this in its l muuii Iiiiii trod Woolarri inc'eased anti-establishment attitudes writes Gavin Hart in his 1977 analysis, extensive 1987 research report, Risking the served as a license to rebel against “puritan- Sexual Maladjustment and Disease. “Many Future: Adolescent Sexuality. Pregnancy, flPt utive News fditor...... Madwlvii Rownlimn Advertising icai" American individuals even use sex as a form of social News [’dti(il’...... l .iul Hiram-vino, (.t-neral Manager...... lit» \ritt'i‘ morals. More and more expression in the absence of an affectionate and Childbirth: “more than 1 million Assistant News l-ditor...... iilttllr" (,mirur- ( redit Manager...... Alan knit- people justified all forms of sex as a way of relationship and consider this as their right. teenage girls in the United States become Editorial Page Editor...... w v>ti( .rrpe-ntr-r Sdlt’s...... lt)llt‘ \t l’ll‘tH',‘ “‘th ‘ ,iva “self-expression" and individualism. features Editor...... ri.'.iririt- l’r-rr-I to" Rudd, l in riirlat VIK tin Premarital sex. extramarital sex. group sex. A week or two of abstinence...is viewed as Sec DISEASES, page 9 Sports Editor...... l l‘uti tl\lttl Ad Production Managers . . ... -\t tt‘ Nolan Assignments Frtitor K» iitl llr-iivi llv/ . )t 'h krillivan i hit-(utiu- Photo lditor.. fl Ho ""inr: » Ad Iii-signers...... \lva- v r x‘t '7.“ ~. Ill llirtvn ‘ Photo iditor ...... «Nil l H La. ( Lissitwds Manage-L. .l‘wtrt'lrt (.rant ‘1 Assistant Photo lditrir, "‘fll“ f...i tr my : (.r-iphirs lditor. . ,. i L i u Prodtirtion no consideration from the vast majority of ’ (opy Editors...... rl'vv‘.‘ it- 1w" Lv-n 'ms- v Manager ...... !’wirl K'VI“ Students shouldn't students for employees here at the university. Forum policy t Personnel Uifl't tor. In": ' ‘.‘ ., ‘\ layout Arti~t~ . . ("viii ltl‘l‘httl, ‘ d- \; ktll)~( ti, We have limited time for lunch hours and lvpewtting Manager. .. . . r". J‘H W ( in s-‘ttr- l’vrrrliv dawdle in roadways breaks to complete errands or business mat- Servrre Engineer. ... w i \\i 'l | .. tirrlitilwii. liilin ltrviiin exit 'l'cchniciaii “cl miles loririii letters. flier utivv t ditor...... t.i:-‘ ‘\"\v mutt Prnttin'.|(it'r~..,...... ,.lim ilrr u" ters. It‘s frustrating to not even be able to They arc likely to be printed it tllCV? Assoc iati' 'ditor. lust-rib t :.ti.ittlt‘,tll lung-Jr iii \1I‘itrm ‘svrlnvv it‘d: \ l bau- rust rr‘arl l‘.iin l’owell‘s column. in the campus. Most of you turn around and glare at ' deal With significant issues. breaking i’ Minus! 2‘) edition ot 'l'er‘hnicran. us as if we have no right to be on the road. news or public interest. l ‘ihe made some excellent points about get- It would help if you would just move over 0 are typed or printed lcgtbly and double l riidir .iti-rl the opinion rim-“rut in the I'dlilltldix editorial rartoims and ruluiiiiu .iripl mm; in ting involved at N.(' State. and l agree com— to the side. Unfortunately, most of you are spaced. i UnlessIn hnirotherwiseran do not "(‘1 “\Mltliy ir-tlr-rt ttw \II'M'HH'H ol the university's Sttii' nt Government, administmliiiii I :‘h pletely. Active participation is indeed the key not this considerate. l have always main~ 0 are limited to 100 \rords, and ‘ or stritt (minions t'I|llI'\\t'li iii the tttlll'ttt)\ .Iitl' i.iitrmn~ iii lt’thflttldfl i-dltoriai page-s an- the \IPM\ rit thi- to success in all of life‘s ventures. tained that an orientation session might be 0 are signed With the writers address, Individual r utumriists and r .Iliiutttl\l\ ”‘N' ltl|\l|{l\l'ti r-diiorrals that appear on the left are the opinion of hi: bni» rm N'ow, l have it Second lesson for NCSU helpful for teaching all about cars. sidewalk phone number and. it the wider l\ a andare the responsibility ot the iditur rn( htt't Students lie courteous. and by this I mean and courtesy. student ill\ classification and curriculum. . l it, out of lllt‘ middle ot the dadburned l');l(i\' Surely most of the students should be fanni- Technician rcscrxcs the right not to Ii-r linitinii 1l \P\ J”) “101 l\ the rittir i.i| sliiili-‘it or“ |‘«l> I \tuti .Iiiii t\ iiiihtr-Ju-rt I\l't\ “W in ‘low can young rucii and women intelligent iar With the above. All it takes is a little corn- publish any letter which does not comply “‘i‘iim‘sday .inrl lriiluv throughout the .ItJtit‘tIHt \t‘Jt truiii \llfllhl Il-iririuh “in rue-pt (lining ~tilt‘t'ttit'll lmlirln mon decency and courtesy. Show us some \th the abmc rules or which is deemed .imi i-l.iiiiiri.itrrio pt'tlluk \rir w r iiritrlvv ,iliriri l\ rtr r\ \thm‘siin trim! H." through August (”in l‘\ .Hr' t... A“... m enough to be aLchli‘d into college not under» rnapiropriaic tor {lilllllllu hi the editor in \ufltN illtl tlll tit thrl rim = .itt \trirl- Hi t r-iilm, ( .Ilt" \bl‘t‘ltf', Raleigh, Nt IT'M)‘ Hurling add“ r- flux BMW sldllti that sidewalks are lot them. respect and consideration and we Will in turn Chief. flak-"d1, \( “h‘t. Khtll‘t ‘zr‘vw ’il).ttl"\ 4th! \tlt [in unit. PrtnIi-rl in Hinton Pn-ss Int Mg-lmm-V Nt it should be oh\ roux that most of the cat s rccrprocatel letters are subject to r'ditiiiU lot \l\li.‘, P()\IMr\\lHt Mimi ,1, whitt- .4, my.“ ii, i... ii-u. 4..” gm Mimi “Ali-ugh \r' "Mi: nhttfl manufactured today are too big for those nice hrexm and ldklt‘ In no use \Hfi the ““le brick sidewalks. so surely the. sidewalks must Nancy llousc be intormcd bctorc that his. her letter has h t.‘-’t.‘ been built for you There is absolutely Department of Plant Pail rlocy ht‘t‘llt‘tillttiltltg‘l‘lll"llt' \r-plvmlwr 7, 1988 Technician Opinion 9 A

Diseases plague youth

( Uirmnuml fnim P031" 8 morality is today qum- simply it matter of life and death " litr‘iszn' «'ar'h year, JUMY over ln modem American society. thr- 400.000 teenagers obtain abortions, Sexual Revolution has brought radi 4nd [Inn‘s YMMV") give hlnh The cal and permissive changes in thr- malt‘rtl‘ 0‘ thsr' hirthr. are to media ot entertainment. (‘asiial sex unrnarriel rriothcrs. nearly half of and suggestiveness now ooze from whom ham: 'iot rear-hed their eigh American televisions, movie the— More Than teenth birthday " The Council cites aters, plays and music. The impor— that ' young people who are hardlv tance of sex as pan of a “fulfilling" mm:~ than riliilalren themselves lifestyle is grossly over-empha liecorrie pari‘nls ..primarily due to a sized, as is the treatment of sex as a incl. ot inrlivrdiial responsibility. need rather than a want. inaiuriiv. knowledge and values.“ But the evidence alreadv shows Worse ycf, “for teenage parents and that these attitudes lead many down their (‘ltll'lt€n, prospects for a the path to sorrow and misery. healthy and independent life are Again and again. the monogamous aigniticaritlv reduced." and lifelong marital relationship The greatest tragedy of the Sexual between one man and one woman is Revolution has emerged in the proven to be the most ettcctive Copies l980‘s. A 1986 Newsweek article lifestyle in the conquest of teenage reports that “by 1991, an estimated pregnancy, venereal disease and ‘) lllllllt'll Americans may be carry— now AIDS. eng the AIDS virus... AIDS is no The failure of the Sexual winger a disease of homosexuals or Revolution lies in its failure to ' Floiipy Disks 0 laser Typesetting intravenous drug users alone: it acknowledge these statements as threatens millions of sexually active fact, and in its continual encourage— \mericam regardless of age. gen ment of people to think and make Fax Service ' Instant Passport Photos that, race or place of residence," decisrons with non—cerebral parts of 'i‘he article quotes Dr. Harvey their anatomies. Pineberg. dean of the Harvard - Resumes ' laminating \thOOl of Public Health: "It is incumbent upon all of us to make a Luke S'r’rrer is a junior majoring ' frontal assault on the sexual revnlii. in mr'shanical engineering a! Collating & Binding Stationery & ‘tion What was once a matter of Oversize Copies Office Supplies There are

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By Dwuan June Staff Writer Some say the best offense is a good defense. The Wolfpack defense limited the Western Carolina offense to 178 total yards, registered two sacks and forced four turnovers—two which set up State touchdowns—en route to a 45- 6 victory over Western Carolina Saturday night at Carter-Finley Stadium. The Western Carolina running attack could only muster 55 yards, while State gained 307 yards on the ground. However, the Catamounts outpassed their opponents by 36 yards, 123-87. Preston Poag opened the game as State's quarterback and scored three touchdowns, but Charles Davenport and Shane Montgomery each saw playing time and directed Pack Wooov TAYLOR /STAFF scoring drives. Charles Davenport prepares Western Carolina also used three Saturday different quarterbacks, but they to throw downfleld were used in an attempt to stymie night. Preston Poag started the Wolfpack defense. The the game as quarterback and Wolfpack allowed the Catamounts punter, while Davenport and only six first downs for the game, Shane Montgomery also while constantly harassing WCU played in the 45-6 rout. Al quarterbacks Todd Cottrell, Mark Scorr JACKSON/STAFF Smith and Mike Thomas. three led scoring drives. Scott Auer applies pressure to Catamount quarterback Todd Cottrell State head football coach Dick Sheridan said State's defensive it will be hard to gauge our pass Stone, who suffered a season-end— we were coming off the ball well,” The 39-point margin of victory State only threw the ball 1‘) times pressure was the game's key. rush." ing injury in the fourth game of the Stone said. allowed Sheridan to see a number for nine completions, while WCU “We worked extremely hard to get On the Cataniount's first offensive 1987 season against Maryland, was Stone said the big margin of victo- of players other than the starting threw the ball 36 times for l4 com— quicker and faster (in the offsea- play, Cottrell fumbled the iiandoff nanwd WPTF radio's defensive ry will help the Pack's confidence. lineup. pletions. The Wolfpack completed son)," said Sheridan, who holds a and State inside linebacker li'red player of the game. in addition to “It really did us good to get off “Everybody got to play anti it‘s four out of five passes during a two 9-2-1 record over Western Carolina Stone recovered at the Western his lurnble recovery, Stone picked with a big win under our belts,” said going to help everybody in the minute drill directed by head football coach Bob Waters. Carolina 21. The recovery set tip off a (‘ottrell pass early in the third the senior from Richland. NJ. “If future," Sheridan said. “We got to Montgomery in the first half. “They have improved their pass Poag's score on a one-yard quarter- quarter to set up another Wolfpack you're hungry for the past year and play everyone a lot, especially at The drill ended in a 31-yard field rushing techniques. But until we go back keeper which gave. State. a 7—0 score. come out with a strong showing, it's quarterback. They all got to do goal by Mark Fowble at the 1:05 against the bigger lines in the ACC, lead. “We did a little bit of stunting, but encouraging." what they do best." Sec PUAG. page 38

Let's hope Anthony Barbour

avoids high expectations curse Great expectations are a curse, recrurttng, schools like Michigan. and those who do not fulfill the Florida State and Oklahoma. great expectations of others often Considering the hype and build are viewed as failures. This is nei- Bruce up that preceded him onto the ther fair nor realistic, but no one (‘artervrl‘inley Stadium playing promised us that life would be fair field Saturday night. Barbour or dared to dream that this world Winkworth could have been excused for a dis- would be realistic. appointing performance, especrali All of which brings us to ly in light of the game's outcome. Anthony Barbour. The freshman mania in both football and basket- The Wolfpack easily won the tailback sensation from Garner is ball. and a particular's school's game and everyone not sitting in easily the most publicized NC. type of recruiting influenza the upper deck seemed to play at State football recruit since depends on that school‘s top sport. least one down. But Anthony Riddick Stadium became a park- In the ACC. with Clemson mildly Barbour. despite expectations ing lot, and that covers a lot of dissenting, basketball has always ordinarily associated wrth names recruits. Historically speaking, ruled. When was the last time like Thompson. Carr. Whitney. Wolfpack fans just don‘t get excit- State was involved with, much Corcliiani and Monroe. did not ed about football recruiting. less won the services of, a great. disappoint anyone. Basketball reeruiting is, of nationally recruited high school The only true freshman on the course. another story. State fans football player? team to dress for the game, tend to follow basketball recruit- Until Anthony Barbour. This guy Barbour carried the bail just nine ing so closely -- in many cases gained 3,125 yards last year at times yet managed to gain til much more closely than actual Garner and scored 47 touchdowns yards. ()n his second and third games themselves —- that when in 15 games. Think about that. He runs from scrimmage he cut recruits finally arrive on campus, led Gamer to a perfect record and through the Western (‘arolrna no one seems to care anymore. the state 4-A championship. In his defense for 35 thrilling yards and .3 They're too busy Checking out high school career, Barbour ran his first collegiate score. next year’s recruits. To some peo- for nearly 6,000 yards. The big lie tnade llgllltllllqutllt‘k moves Scorr JACKSON/STAFF ple, high school seniors are more boys of college football all wanted and found holes Ill the litre that important than college seniors, him, schools whose fans take their other running backs overlook, Anthony Barbour darts through a hole during Saturday night's game. Barbour carried the ball which is preposterous. football recruiting as seriously as often seeming to spot holes before nine times for 81 yards and two touchdowns. This has become a national Wolfpack fans do basketball See BARBOUR. page 28

Poag says he practiced harder ‘Wedne'sda Philadelphia Eagles lnsne keep State's Jenkins than ever for starting QB slot The Wolfpack men’s sorter team defeated By Dwuan June “All of us did well," Poag said. “I would not like being pulled out of a Virginia Tech and Rad- Coaches like his enthusiasm, quickness Staff Writer didn't let it show because i know game in favor of another quarter— ford in this weekend's how they felt.“ back. Umbro lournanient. By Tom Olsen NC. State starting quarterback However. l’oag was nervous at the "It would bother me coming out. PAGEZB Staff Writer GOING” Preston Poag said the battle for the outset of the game. btit not about but ll they are moving the team it quarterback slot this fall made him starting at quartcrback. l’oag punt wouldn't bother me." he said. lht- Woltpatks’ liltb~ WEST (‘llliS‘l‘liK l’ii. li Cllllltl' a better quarterback. Even though ed six tiriics fora 41.2 yard average. l’oag said he can expect to battle ranked women's s()((t't stasm Were the only rcqutrcmcnt for he has won the job, Poag says he His longest was 53 yards. for" the starting quarterback slot team opened the season making a pro football team, rookie still has to look over his shoulder. "l was more nervous ptinttng the each year. especially with redshirt with a 2-0 victory over C(lrnCl'hiICk lzel Jenkins would not "Charles (Davenport) congratulat— ball than at tpiarrtcr‘back," thc freshman Terry Jordan on the bori- only make the roster. but start as Everett and Rob Sterling in the ‘l‘m going to Ion. eight-ranked William well. 1988 draft before taking a chance ed me. but told me Dalton. (ieorgia name said. ”i felt and Mary. on Jenkins in the llth round. still push you‘," Poag said Monday more comfortable alter the third ”It will probably be a battle for the PAGE 3 8 Jenkins radiates enthusiasm and a afternoon at a press conference at punt." rest of riiy carccr licrc at State.” he desire to play the game it shows in Carter-Finley Stadium Field House. stud. '. What former Wolfpack corner ‘l‘lic Dalton. (it‘llltflit itittiyc and hls smile and eagerness to learn. A back Jenkins lacks tn experience. he “(They say I) was never a practice his game is improyirigi, but he State played totir litllh‘del‘ut and shot at the pros excites the rookie makes tip for in raw talent. player. but this year i picked it up. l would still like to pass the lull bct three ttillbatks Saturday night l'n.t_c and he ltitiks it)f\\lll'tl iii grasping treated practice like a real gariie." tcr. "I'm going to get better," l’o.t;g Mir-l the .lcptli. plus ticsliinaii the opportunity The Wilson. N.(‘. native came to Poag beat out Davenport and said. "This ycar I didn‘t make many Anthony litrlw-tii v.rll help the Philadelphia dclcnstvc i'nils’ State on a track scholarship as art Shane Montgomery for the starting riiistakes.” l’dtl‘. roach Jeff l‘l'sllCl llllltli.‘ .lcnktiis t an intermediate hurdler, but switched During Saturday‘s intnic. "llit. year \\t‘ cut more depth \M- make the final t‘lll. to football in his itinior year and position. He said the competition ”til “mic ‘prcd ..‘. idliihlk‘f. .tlltl ‘-— ”—11—“... started as a senior. The Sin", i")i was tough. but (’oach Dick l.);tvctiport and Mortli'ornciy split llc‘s k runs a l 45 4t) Slictrdun i'il\t' t‘dtll tpiiirtci'batk ttrnc \sitli l‘o.i:' ll.r\"li[l‘ill plated lli.il‘. ,titiis' to help ll (timing lriday . . . ”llt‘ hits the ltitils smart. hc pound cornerbat ample opportunity Sheridan told ysltcii \tatt' net'dtwl flit: ilditll'IllLl ‘r lli' ll "-iit'll-iliH .‘im‘ llir’ 'Iiitfll-t' llit l. \lit-iirlaii talks learns, and he‘s critlitisiastit'.” .tlttl lit‘tte‘lt presses :25 pounds for illll tln' l‘oli .lll\i \lttri! 'oiriv'i‘. .l tizii l)t=.l‘.' and "tin:- lntn .t l‘l‘silt‘l \dltl. H icrwtttions, Cat lt tpi.titt‘ili.tt k lll‘~ tlt‘t tsititt to .ilitllll liiirltlirit; tip \‘ttill The Philadelphia iiaglcs tlrattcd 'lnt‘utlay liclott' pt.tt llt i' .llltl l’ti.ti' .ippvaiml l‘llllt‘.‘ lll’ fi.t l'.‘.ti ntiii 'til .llt l ltr‘ 1 .H' :‘H .iliy‘alzt'lt' ' ii.“ k ltiritlmll l said tlic .iiinotin. "Ilt"l‘.l i\,t .: Find tili'. .tt "w ill l li.i?l i1“.t" ..1ii is: . slllRlll\\.;uiw. ‘l: pass tit-lenders l:llt :‘yilt'n, l'rit \irt l‘.\(ll kis,Af’tlet' iB 28 Sr'pternln-r " [088 lt‘tllftl.’ |.tH \hrnls waif, 471' — ww.-uws~zmn%xirvzrmvm

hack time i Foag, Davenport, Montgomery split—qua fit: r ’1; f :1: . - Stone, Vinson lead solid ’ack * W ' defensive performance; Crite. Barbour lead ground attack Continued from 1 B Ht) WC‘lL’iII ( .rrolriia" (lav (ox krr'kwrl .i ii \atrl Mr I’ .r -«t r ) ,rur mark to make the scon- _'.-l '1, tlrr‘ ( “Litton-Hr " Ilr' irru't'hrthtiti Sheridan said State- did not thimr. li .v the ball often durrngr the t"tlll" Barbi iii iii in rl tor t}?ti'l\ in because the Wolfpaek had est-ah two plans in tare arrrr "l\r Kitatr a hshed the running game and did not "l 3 it'rlti A the ."" r‘rrrl in the want to risk further injuries. Senior second quarter Montr'orner'y flanker Naz Wonheri had :i pulled than t.. -l lht,‘ l'.tr k ihm'rrtrr id and hamstring and did not play l". thr- Fiiwltlr- [iii kid ,'I V-i \,.rtrr ltr‘liI t’tt’di game. to prrt the i’ai k up )1 tar h.tlllltl’lt‘. “We didn't try to get thr- lull out ll~ ilrr' 'lrrHl it I”, r \t-irit tttir‘i (In the flats)." Sheridan said. "To (‘r'ptron set no H'rrhorrr‘s fIVt-«yarrl make the passing game IIiriti' "lit‘l .lIr-trrr 'n it‘ r' ‘.r.r|' I ‘vl llcad tive, you’ve got to have a murmur llii‘t rt.urrimnr-. (W- itrr'tt lslr li'CLi it game." 4’ yard trrgl-l »ti.tl i" tut lht‘ Stat.- Mal ('rite and freshman Anthony haul _H r. Barbour led a potent State ground t'rtrf' ’(“l't‘tl tr ’hr' torrrrli quartU attack. Crlle carried the hall sr '- . n (In .I ring 3,111! L, , pi '0 “Phi“? H 38 times for 4i yards, whrlr “uttl‘rilll r. .rht ‘c -'1. ~" iv '.Ilf' run rushed for 81 yards and rm. roar. h t'rlllrtll 'h" "'h' ' ‘.t"ltr'.‘ lrr‘ ‘CUI downs in nine t'arrii-s rrrr' tor the trrr r. M‘- "It “He showed such explosive at Lki lr :il‘I tV, nri [U :.i T” J“ Wlih eranon." Shendan said “He hid a ‘1 Altv iii It). ;rr![r‘ lll. .tiwtdari tremendous dav for a fit shinarr " s m‘ It‘s‘ a ”Jun: tr» -lin, State took d "l l: .wl r“ i" l'rr'k’- turd stuml .r' 1.r. (’ottri-ll tumble svr on Pu u 4.! \- ir' ttrr-l :. 'IM‘UEHS l- (H. , .;, yard keeper. A lv'inaridir. Vinson ‘~t‘|l rrfi.‘ r r' \i‘ sclttrlul. tilt-'1 tiuq-‘JL‘Ll interception set up Poag’s second September it against Wake Forest touchdown to up the Pack lead to at Caner—Finley at 7 pm.

Barbour's debut will Sheridan

praises only increase State

Stone, fans' expectations ('orrim-u d trr ll! page H‘- Crite thrw dwelt-i" d lie to rwed his hlor‘kr-r- l‘ Ii‘r-rnely well, and when rt». him king pin. out. he snowed that he thttltl lrlkC a lick and keep rnor, m" (‘ontiniicd fom lit lorwaul lti- ~' mind irp wrth two rorrthdowns and his name on tlrw hp ol Sheridan said in the s.rrrr<- ”(1|th everyone who attended the game. In short, he gave an llllt‘lt‘n‘ll” press conference that liaihour rillt'lllitg-lllglli ,ni llt‘rflliltrr‘ has made the transition lr'oui Wherr- Hill'. "It goes from here remains to be seen. Unfortunately. high school to C(rllcgi'. tHpccttrrioris t-vr Harbor-v ~ ill only rite after last Saturday. still unfair and "I think he's showed hr- itit‘. rrnrt‘trlrstir fo: .iriy lreshirmrr l rickrly, Wolfpack head coach Ilrr l. Sheridan the quickness and the ability to lr.rs ii flint ii to let the mama about Barbour dictate the way he coaches. be a strong, tough runner." On the basis of his first college game and a very impressive pre-seasori Sheridan also praised State practice. some coaches might be tempted to bump Barbour all the way to defensive and offensive play— the top of the depth chart at tailback and let him run 25-30 times a game. ers—of-the week Fred Stone and Sheridan prefers to use a rotation at tailback, and with the addition of Mal Crite as well as defensive Barbour. Sheridan will go with a talented four-r ran rotation of Todd Varn, back Femandus Vinson. Tyrone Jackson, Chris Williams and Barbour. No doubt, Barbour will get “Fred had an outstanding his share of carries, even in a four—man rotation. and hopefully all he will game after missing some get rs rust one man‘s shari- of expectations August prattitc.” Sheridan We ru-vcr go into at garric and decide that tlirs player is going to play this said. “He had some physical or that many plays." Sheridan said. “i think it's obvious to anyone that problems. t‘rrrhnrv 't.trl" rln trarisrtrtur rrom high school to ('(till‘i't i‘it'lllnll wry Shertd in said ‘Kr ll “r . ,u-rr: to l'u \t‘l rug! unit it iriorc physrr al and srrorirrc-i rlr trust‘s. ”Mal ( rite giadi d out m it lnrl i think in nlrnth that llt' has not only lilt' qurtkness .rrid .ihrhty i'lt.‘ :1. He had an outstanding game. showed in high ~ehool, but that he‘s a strong. tough runner. He certainly is g. ('rite ran the ball well and he going to male .i wilting contribution in every gai'ne We play." had two key receptions." Assun u g lttlltt“ contributions t'Vi ii remotely rescirihle the one trurrrinl a (‘rrtc rarrred the h.rll sewn tor now. times for H! \uards He also Westernt uioliiia. that Will be r rmugh Anthony Barbour breaks throiioh it lmttr had two receptions for ill Diabetessamjorwnm'lxrtu yards. tolmrtd‘sezselddneydiseme The Pack has this week off, andhlirxirmfiowlrmyou but will tackle Wake Forest at us: supptxttheAmeficanDiabetes Carter~Finley Stadium Sept. 17 associatinwywfight a at 7 pm. up thewrmdiseaseeof "This is the week we do the Gag-2.... mrtime sane thing we do in August l ..,_ CREAMCHEESE&ME practice and that's making everybody better,"Sheridan GRANNY'S Bables isopen \ WITH YOUR NCSU LD. Don't Thrlve for that In Smoke-fllled EVENING Wombs Snack when you have the MUNCHIES Breakfast at Granny‘s tyortr « r When You're Breakfast Plate , (, r-i With tlw "(trip/r. Two scrumhlnd eggs. Grits, k hp; Pregnant. Bricirit, Country H: on Bacon (DIE/Old” Olih‘NOV) 2;. Pfiivgger'o Britt} r ltd? r " Don} §rgoket m Snitsuqe- Raleigh 0 828 5360 4’" l’illlf~1h()-tiugh (iv m. i’i."ri".trf'l1 ”.rrtitirrrt :ttr $ ‘| _89 6:00 (rm—9:00 pm ‘, you ll Pooeiw lug? . .rrr‘ aliorrtr‘ with r.r=¢:’r;'*r am F".i"‘ / for t'lt W’- lt.’.~ «rtrr' W.,., TRY (GRANNY'S voeurtrr irilr utrrr rrrrg y at to Hon Lv—fl ,_- rlr,|rr.t(rtr.~r »-‘:'..; Crl NEW "Granny's Pack" / l"?f'l.1.,‘{f(rt ,. R,;.;,Ig,i £3.11 gl <,// for the Games Zlfltl‘wr' valrrl 8.00 l I (if) rtri i’rr'i .r r'trrf (it) pm 7' {1r l ti, r. a 7 wiry /7 / i 8 pcs Chicken 40m) ("tilltrHrl pr r' (irrutorrir . r % / /’, Not, valid in oot'r'it‘irriritartr.. r3 out,“ Mr {2%’2 1 Pint Potato Solgd ‘;/////// / and 4 Big Biscurts M BRUEGGER’S 2//// , . «it: in ONLY $8.99 Preserve ill!‘ fl \i'ilrl Illt' “GEL BAKERY Look for soups & salads this fall V‘.‘ ., ml 8:2. , “. l special orders and lake-outs 57’ 7 / /' _ -——«-...t—"— 'l’f’A/fll/ 1; 9‘ I’L “names: ' wee-.5, Jake-firabmtrfitm- September 1, With l('( lniu Ml‘l Sports 38

Eagles-like Jenkins' strength; special teams p157

coverage. the line," he Stiltl. "1 used to just l‘.£l):lt‘\ .isxistdtit Huttll -'\l Rolwtts nivthu tll “'l’nrlr,” whose shadow is Continued from page 18 During the Eagles' preseason jump out of the way, their run and would llht' to sic more at Jriiknis' rumored to t.il| on the doors of encounter with the New York Jets, catch up with them. But up here, l special lt‘ttlll .ilitlnics. The tour lies thosr about to be cut. However, one Jenkins batted down a slightly might run up against one of those would like to \t'r lrnkinx use some lttsl < tit still lurks around the comer, "'He's strong and aggressive and he underthrown pass to Jets' receiver burners and it just won't be the of his spent to return kick offs Jrnkiiis' special team efforts could likes to hit.' Fisher said. "Of Mike Harper at the goal line. same. So I've got to work on the "We want l/cl to he the surprise of (ll't ltlt' whether he has a future in course, we don't ask our comers to While the crowd roared, collision on the line, then stay With the draft Ht lt‘llll\ ol lt‘llllllt‘l\ " lllt Nl-l.. come up and support the run. But he Philadelphia coaches frowned and them. Once you get a hit, you're in R()l)t‘l'l\ \dltl "llt's lrll lisht i‘K l‘l‘:llt'l \itltl lt-nkins' chances wort: also has that speed, and right now. Jenkins found himself pulled out of control." [)I‘OJL'CI, and he's not (Ulllltil’lillJlL‘ good and he might very well land we feel comer is the best place for the game. The reason: Jenkins let While most of the pre—season fielding punts and kicks yet, but himself a back up role on the team. rm." his man go by him. If the pass had action Jenkins saw was at the comer when Jeff gets him ready. we think “Coach Ryan drafted him," Fisher been thrown correctly and Jenkins position, he has also played on we're going to have a special find." said. “That says a lot." While at State, Jenkins played in a had been any slower, the receiver some special teams. In a preseason Fisher would like to see Jenkins iii zone coverage. Now he has to learn would have scored. game against the New York Jets, more game situations, but the squad NOTE: Jenkins reportedly made Coach Buddy Ryan's system of "What I have to work on is my Jenkins blocked an extra point is large and the plt‘ season short. the final cut of 47 at the man-to-man and bump-and-run bump-and-run technique coming off attempt. So far Jenkins has avoided the Philadelphia Eagle training camp Izol Jordana/Eagles

Men's soccer team outshoots opponents, beats Hokies, Radford

Women's team starts season with 2—0 victory over Indians By Scott Deuel played very well for us.” Assignments Editor Senior fullback Wade Whitney did not play on Sunday because of a Halfbacks Dario Brose and Henry hamstring pull suffered against Gutierrez, and fullback (.‘urt Virginia Tech. Johnson each scored one goal to “We need Wade back in the line- lead George Tarantini’s 16th~ranked up.” Tarantini said. Wolfpack men’s soccer team to a 3- On Saturday against Virginia 0 shutout of Radford at Method Tech, the Wolfpack displayed an Road Stadium on Sunday after« explosive offensive game by scor- noon. ing seven goals in the first period. With the win, the Wolfpack com- Gutierrez led all scorers with three pleted a two-game sweep of the goals, followed by Brose and Umhro Toumament, having defeat- Szanto, who had two goals each. ed the Virginia Tech Hokies by a 9« Codd and Habecker rounded out the 3 margin on Saturday. scoring with one goal apiece. “Against Virginia Tech, we. had a During the game, the Wolfpack pretty good first half," Tarantini fired 2’] shots at the Hokies” goal said. “In the second half. we made a and received nine corner kicks. lot of mistakes due to our lack of Tech attempted 11 goal shots and experience. In the second game, we was given four comer kick opportu~ played With a lot more intensity and nities. functioned more like a team.” State was penalized twice for The Wolfpack outshot Radford 23 being offsides, and 10 fouls were to 12 for the game. and the Pack assessed to the Wolfpack. received five corner kicks to their “We learned a lesson from the t ’fi‘gu opponent’s four. Virginia Tech game,” Tarantini said. Lance Bell,(16), Alex Sanchez (9) and Dame Bro'so celebrate a goal against Va. Tech. MARC KAWANISHt/SINI Goalie Jim Cekanor recorded “We need not only a high scoring eight saves against Radford. team but a good defense as well. said. “Time will give us the experi .. . . . sensations Fabiennc tiareau (IA just as tough, allowrrig only ten Tarantini cited his team‘s defeat Someone once told me that you win ence we need, and wr‘"re pretty The .EllI-l‘tlt11’fll l" .(i. S‘ut" goal“, “'1 artists last season) and shots on goal for the contest. sive play as the key to the games with an offense. but you win , determined to be successful " women's soccer [L'dm began their (.‘lianiiaine Hooper (10.7.4) provid Sophomore lindsziy llrechcr tilled Wolfpack"s victory over Radford. championships with a defense." State”s record stands at 20 for the 1988 season Sunday with an ed the l’iiepowcr With a goal apiece. in at the net tor departed all- ”The defense played very well,” “The newcomers did a very good season. The Pack will resume play impressive 2 O victory over the 8th- Hooper and two~tirrie all America Aniciicaii walker-per Barbara Tarantini said. “Kurt Habecker. job for us, and they really helped this Saturday in Durham at the ranked Indians of William Xx. Mary Laura Kerngan lltld the assists. Wickstrzuid. and had four saves In Chuck Codd, and Chris Szanto the team,” the State head coach Duke Metropolitan Life Classic. at Willianishurg, Va. Sophomore 'l'lrt' voung defense proved to be the shutout Joey Wofl'ord

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Packer 400 900 Port— Mary Kay Cosmetics complete stun core and the international Ministry at Forest Hills Room for Rent Female student private both. 172 till“ Ill 1". Hi \ lit II‘tHTA V( IASSIHT‘ZI) Al) nrnePartittmeRepair/MaintenanceBread person iO-20 hrs/wk glamour techniques See our new nail care and Baptist Church is offering Conversational English rrrtletrom NCSU $150 permonth 781—557 .lt/III Coon sotzry, must have good mechanical abilities holiday gitt items Ask about free ponies. Call classes to internationals In the triangle Area campus $200 III '1 .* ié' Ill..‘ .I II itIl‘. for l’ Xi 11/1. WORDS and Apply l’t pun/In 830 2 30, Noomonde Bakery MabelSta_ilingsB48 6568 Fluency classes are also altered for PhD and Room tor1/2Rentutilities10 minutesFemalesfromonly non—smoking. i Ilaf'Illlfilr' iBl/Baryt Rd Raleigh Phone Answering machine $4000. cord graduate students. Students may register at any CoilmonthKathleen+ afterGPM, 834—5295. _ ~ I . I. I Il/ril III I'II’IWtI rrvmy Photographers wanted interested In less phone 54000 Will take best otter Cali todd time. Classes are offered tor all ages, and a rtusory Share It» ’1' I‘II, rm I/I'im Ii your raking Timmy prirt time photographing people? 781—7683 is provided. the classes are offered as a tree 7BR/tRoommatebath apartment.neededstSO/molmmediataiyt1/2 utilities. ‘ I l‘ ' IIItiI’ No experience necessary we from If you are Raleigh Sport Bicycle. Excellent condition semce by Forest Hills to the international Contact John gt834—0641 _ v highly socrabie have a 35mm camera and 595 Conrado859 9360 Community. The only charge is tor the cost at two females needed now Own room. _ I. iransponotIOrI give us a call between 12 noon and Ref and Slaves cheap. numerous styles textbooks. the Forest Hills international Ministry $167/mo. + 1/3 utilities 7.81—8267 ‘iiy'. s IlII/n 4 days 5 day‘. 6 days per day 5PMM—Foil800—7227033 $50 00~ $15000 C_oil Dave 782—8457 alsopointsoffersof interest,weekendandtrips,internationalsightseeingDinners.tripsForto Ili'lt‘ 1111, ’I ~III i I. ,. I , .. I, I“ Shipping clerk needed i-5PM carry 2OM Harp Card tor PC/Xtt Now! $450or more intormation, or to register, please call Dee l .lItrf Hm I. Iwrtrri'.I ,I -I« I-m It”) 94 er/nr NoatNCSU 832 7797 ,, bestotter Coii831 1587.1nciudesinstallatloo Froeber, Minister to lntematlonais, Forest Hills Crier I 111‘ )11 «um: .I i .I, ‘Ii » HA); 510 enthusiastsl DSC Sports is coming soon to Baptist Church, at 828-6161. Monday through I I Itg'uI I‘I‘) Raleigh Available now lull time part—Includetime Friday,_B:._30 5:00PM. II If, "IF‘II‘ ‘I'II positions Ski shop retort Brdiscounts,rental Bonetitsdiscount llft Autos for Solo VOLUF'tEERS NEEDED FORNIMH sponsored “Cit—erdeadline is 12 me—Monday - 1'1 ticketsrlothlnqatBrareaequtpmentresorts txpertence preferred but research project Men age 18——35 please call Mrs not necessary Apply to person Torrymore Square Camaro: 1976, leowner, loaded: Air, Benson at the Clinical Research Unit, phone: AED Pie-Med, Pie—Dent Club invites all who "It ,II ,IIiI”; I III.IIl "III‘.IrIrrI-II'IIIIl’tIrIIIr. on USi North Mondays 10AM 6PM [0E ,_ #7 Automatic. AM/FM, maintained, 517$.851 7973 laboratory733—5227. evaluation.Free physicalPayexamination,$100 CallEKGMondayand are interested in a health related careerto attend a «'I'I ‘ I7III»IIIIII/r Students Part—time job Halt or full weekdays throughFriday,eAtltto 4PM. cookout Spet. 8 at 400 between Bastion and I .I III. IIIIIIIIIrr IiIIrIII IIIlrI Odd tabs on construction sites Call Hathaway Government seized vehicles tram $100.00. Williams Hall. _ I" ‘.l l ‘IIIIrlI I.i I lillrl Proponies 781 88/ltor Intervtcw $4 50/hr Fords, Mercedes. Corvettes, Chovys. Surplus Buyers All students interested In on are invited to is now accepting applications for Guide_.l—B_05—68_7_~6000, Ext. 8-4488. PersQno Is Join the UAB An Committee. Get to know us wortSwansen’sstattI fountain crew dishwashers cooks and Wednesday Sept. 5:30-‘6PM in the South supervtsors Applydailyat 2811 HillsboroughSt _ Red Hot Bargainsl Drug dealers‘ cars, planes Technician personals should not contain explicit or Gallery of the Student Center. the first Business iHiO‘r MOVlES? (:orys most erctting video Ad—Pair has several openings available for boats repo'd Surplus. Your Area. Buyers Guide. vulgar language, full names. phone numbers or meeting will be held 14 Sept, 6—7PM in the UAB .3IIrI 1'. now luring tor part time evenings and thecarriers and carrier supervisorsl Work Tuesdays 180?“?91-6209511.929.. 2--.- street addresses. Ail replies should be directed to conferenceroom, 3rdfloor. Student Center. I .II M IIt lifilll', rireot atmosphere and borrotitsl Wednesdays, and Thursdays No nights at post office boxes. Replies to technician should be Alpha Zeta Fraternity will be running a co op AN F/‘Piurir HUDII 1“: w" I ' ..I~ 'IIIF'IIrrII 481 7101 weekends! if interested call the Circulatiion Dept 197B kawasaki K1650, Good condition, Runs addressed: Box Technician, (’0. Box 8608. bookstore in the Student Center room 2104 Aug "ind. m It. i~II‘lI'WIl and motivated person for 01832 9496 good. Withtolrlng. A stealat $450. 782—8472. _ NCSU Raleigh NC27695-8608. 29th Sept 91h, Mon»~Frt, from 8AM ~4PM. Students 'IIIlII'I I I till I; I, M Ii Ill’ili-Ilnihusrmtlclll',lrl(JT‘ Inwciry sales Hourly and bonus the Melting Pot Restaurant Is now hiring Tired of missing messages? Roommates not come buyand sellyour booksatyourpricell I’IrIliil I'IIIIVI ll I.I'I 1 I' I" 'I '~ I" ‘ ' ”Illl'l'll‘llllilll trill turn: and part time positions kitchen personnel Starting salaries at $5.00 per 1980 Gray Plymouth Arrow Hatchback. giving you complete messages? Local Raleigh NCSU Dance Repetory Ill-'1'II 4/- M IIi‘M l/ 1 MI ,, .. 1". , N ‘r'll’lli’l‘ I'iIIpIy All that Glitters Marketplace hour Flexible working hours. it Interested call Date 5-speed. Atr,§950. Cau(919)833—0068. v telephone number with 24 hour answering service. CompanyAudition:willtorbetheheld Thursday, September 8, Bruit ll‘lw I (IrrIrI till:11/ II II .I I1: 1.4:lllIlIJIIi/18'I (4474 or Robert at 832’ 74846 - __ Sentra Sliver, SDI/AM/FM Only $8.33 per month. Cali PAGE in the Dance Studio of Carmichael rr-,.IIIII IIIlIIIII ‘IIlII IIII r I ’«‘rvrrnr~\:-r‘.t int): $16,040 - $59.?30.’y! turn your spare time Into cash Fosy work Call 57 Nissan 828~8103 leave SOUTH ‘799—22fitor moredetails. 1988 at 4:00PM tights, and barefoot. [i’tlfl't-i ,IlIlII HI I.I LIIIIHI IIIII I'.I I;,. t 'III/i IIIiIrl; will are!) l 505 681 6000. 1X1 Steveat 4812262 CassI/AT/AC. Make ter. ForGymnasium.info contactWearRobinleotordsHarrisTaylor, 737—2487. 'Ii',t‘r IIII'III; :IrIIII' IIII ’llii'l"l‘ ‘ I- IMilii IIII I.-Irrr:rIi ludelol list Good working conditions, [@5993 litrl‘IttrItrIIIIII I’I‘n? ’ ‘IIw' MI I ‘1’ II waitStatt Needed.oxcnliont money Contact Angotti's BEGINNING AND iNtERMEDlATE GUITAR /l‘I'/ (slr’nr l.’)8 tOR SIIIDINTSI Close to campus.gas Restourontot469lioxibie hours 3|870r469 -5077 Rooms & CLASSES: Beginning class concentrates on use of Protosslonrtl typing Urn: R 'IIi' IrlIli': ,II I 'lllltlrlilllilrams. ttlIIrtpositions'IwonsonsCollegelrIocreamEXXONPartWeektime —nlte Miscellaneous guitar as an accompaniment instrument. Learn will Inuzl A'llI'llI I) l rm: it“ ‘III Ill" hid“ ‘llIii Wrw and hours MOO/hr Coll Kathy, Waitpenons needed.orPart-611:30PMtime availableClosed some pop, country, and folk music and tech Irirrr,r:'.'.rIr tumor IIIIIIIII ilrIrtIIIIII HI“ i./ll~‘l Z‘II’H lI/lil 11AM 2PM 4:30 930 81 Room motes niques. Class meets Tuesdays at 4:30 or TYPlNG/WOPT') l‘i‘i l.-‘Iitif .1 1' ,. Part time Week end Sundays Golden Key, 2910 Hillsborough Cheaper long distance calls! Receive 30 Apartment EFT—it:W‘flot‘t‘ttio DRE—ks "0.171 East Wednesdays 6:30 Br:35 In room 201, Price Music ’Ililli'", Ir:;IrII’ti. 'IIIIIIIIIITI IIII li‘l' I'IIIIIII 1 who: jIIIIIiIrIrII.lII'iiI \N/ler‘I'IrIrrIIIobieFulllabortime.Intensive with manage Wanted: Court Maintenance and Pro- shop minutes or long distance FREEi Save 20—25 Campus. $265/mo. 362~031L Center beginning Sept. 13. INTERMEDiATE class all lliM lIIIIIIIvItIIIIr- 11,-1th IIIIrIlII'. IIIIIiIrI 1‘; I- .III 'ltl-Ill opportunities Call Modern Office Mechanics help at the Raleigh Racquet Club. Competitive percent monthly Catt Helen at 647—8426 and start CONDO 2BR, ZBath walk to NCSU. Comfortable concentrates on bass runs, finger—picking and lillli unirw'ry ItrIIIIIlIlr “lr'” I IlIl ll II'I; I' lll Iiin 4898 to set an oppotntment Ask for wages Call PaulBallyat B76w0847. savingtod for tour. SSOO/mo. Available Aug 1 992~5792w. accompanimentstmmmlng patternsmorewhichcharactergiveThisbasiccourseguitaris 481 il‘IiI ‘il"illl l‘ {Iii-111 Wanted: Friendly, conscientiousIndiefor —8482H. graduates at the beginner course. it lVT‘lN‘J T'ti‘llll'a‘1I1)'("t§l"irIIliy IIIIIIIIIII ., IIII il-II‘I; Worried High School student sales position tram Mid September through EXPEDlTlONs To AFRICA Spring semester designed for in room 201, Price lTiM I‘I ’I"IIII11II>'ii:li lI‘Ii'II“ ,IIlI r. Il‘ iivlll .IIIIIirIIIrIr: to and from Farmer‘s Market areaneedsto October Great position ior cottage student. openings to Kenya and Cameroon. Join a team of FEMALE ROOMMATES WANTED to share MusicmeetsCenter.WednesdaysBeginningat 8:classes40PM meet for one hour t‘I‘llT‘. [II‘I II it)” iIt-Irrw IIrIIIIII III! ”III .II lilv lIllI', triI’Tfii‘lrUll High School Pick ups 700AM and $450/hr. Formore lniormation call 846- 8887 international young people to explore tropical apartment. $138 own room. $10510 share room. 1 each week for 10 weeks. Cost for full—time NCSU lily, I‘III IIlliI r Illillllirtl’w lI.II i.IlIII_ Ii‘ AlI‘l .’ IIIM l‘/ rrIilos rolrnd trip Will pay $60/wk. WANTED—MatureI hard working individuals ralntorests and discover Atrican wildlife. APPLY 6PM1/3 utilities,andweekendsfree bus828»to 2156campusor872-8805.call Mario otter students is $55,- register at first class meeting with IL‘I/‘lti til it lH'lltlirtr'OllBTtS 9670 01828‘‘3328. Interested In wait and kitchen positlions with NOW! Final chance for selection is Sop 30-Oct 2, Female roommateneeded Doesn't 10. Cost for others is $75: register through Division l ‘I l‘ l H (~ W (l P ll l’ it ‘1 l l I) ') l N (1 le)hly motivated students seeking great mgmt. potential. Hours flexible and atmosphere In North Carolina. Coil Operation Raleigh at smoker or cats. Private bedroom. mind of theiong Education, 73722.65. GUITARS ARE iltilt-l . Ii-.iIIIIr-. llIllll 1111..” I iII,I,I tIiItIrIII It'llitlil' wrth Fortune 500 Company Flexible trIend_ly. Applyat Michael5,2418Hiiisborough St 733 9366. l__nciudesutl_i_itles. Reneeor Parker851 5674.$200.00 PROVIDED FOR FOLKS THAT NEED ONE. For ' -' IIIIIIIIIlIlt: i|7il’i( l‘l. l III‘I y‘yrrt. IyIIl: VIII'Il IIrIrII. salary plus commission, computer familiari- $6-$_B/HR. average. 20 immediate part—time 50y and—Egan People: Be dwelt—e a new Female (30—40). (preferably student), for i_nfo_rmatiort coilBeltPadgett8344636. ‘.ilII‘ ii.’ti i‘illl I'r onri solos experience heiplul. Call Matt telemarketingopenings In ottlce.new No/exp/nec.RaleighCameronEveningsVillageand group is farming to be by and for the lull—time GIL clean 2—bedroom apt. on quiet tree—lined street Bored with your“walls? Poster art on loan er-Ihrtw poison to—person collect available. Apply Mon.~Fri., students. Please help. Call Herb at near NCSU. $175 1/2 util. 782—0078 eves. 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Hill. “14/ tIlI'IiIlII ‘I Itvll’I“ hiringtom thelIIrts,loam!Thurs mornings available as well as Library.PARKING:$300M.PrivateCall 362-5243 after 6PM or leave Non-smoking female needed to sham opmontat2009 HarrisHall byOctober3,1988. AiiOl'T’thlt t‘rl‘l"’1‘ 'IturturItw lII II Iilv; IrII It other weekday slots $3 65 per hour Rm 7.102 BOSE 901, Speaker stands and Equalizer. only message. large bedroom in tumlshed townhouse A/C lll’llt IrrrszII ; IIrt lllr‘ll,‘ IrIlI mlr. ill'lliill, illi'll‘I’ 11 '.II ‘IIIIItctIt (lentnt Ask for l aura or Rhonda $600 AR speakers, Sanyo and JV(; Turntables, wash/dryer, $150 + 1/4 at".859‘0243 ClinicCheerleaderSept. am 15111,tryouts7PM—8r—9.°M,White"carrnicnnetTeam MascotslGym IrIlIiilIIIIii‘I‘ I’IIl/l hour, flexible ADC Equalizer and NEW Kenwood CD player. All Research papers. 15,278 ovaTldlfii Catalog Room tor Rent: Large room in private name, Court '1 TryoutsSept. 16m. 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