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Summer Edition Number 5 Friday, July 21, 1972

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ARA Slater checkmated in sandwich" match by Hilton Smith Sandwiches were numbered and not “In some areas where Fisher For many years the Fisher At that time it was hoped that Guest Writer labled by company. did not win in competition he has Company along,with the Wilson Sand- Through these profits to Slater, the campus cafeteria ARA sandwiches will disappear results and the eval- seen the winning sandwich and has wich Company had supplied sand- caterer, and to the University would uation of the written proposals sub- agreed to make changes in his sand- wiches to the campus snack bars. from campus snack bar shelves July mitted by the four companies, the be increased. 28 ending almost two and wich to bring it up to that quality,” This did not occur. Resentment a half years Fisher Company was awarded the commented Armstrong. In the spring of 1970 the Univer- of service which had its stormy contract. sity Office of Business Affairs directed over the Business Office decision beginnings in March of 1970. ARA Services District Manager Joe the Student Supply Store to switch resulted in a boycott of sandwiches. According to Armstrong the sand- Grogan expressed dissappointment to “Fisher Sandwich Company of wiches that Fisher prepared for the Slater(now ARA Services) as their In fact sales of sandwiches have never Raleigh has been the successful that his company had lost out on the (continued taste test will be used as the standard contract. supplier. on page 5) sandwich firm in our negotiations. for the one that will be sold here. Slater’s (now ARA Services) last day “From all indications from every- of service will be Friday, July 28. one who was at the evaluation they Slater’s Service Fisher will start early on the morning certainly could see the difference. The “Really I know they could get of July 29,” stated Student Supply quality has been set and the quality sandwiches cheaper than we could but Store Assistant General Manager G. that we saw is what we will accept,” no one could give them the service Robert Armstrong. stated Armstrong. that we could. They are our only Check of Suppliers However Armstrong announced customer. We could tailor our service that there will be some price increases to them,” said Grogan. “We checked out between 12 and because sandwiches will be heavier “From the day we first negotiated, 15 potential sandwich suppliers. We and will have more ingredients than in we have been requesting permission to sent invitations to nine. We received the past. ARA Services has been ask- serve better sandwiches at a higher proposals from six of them. We ing for an increase for almost a year. price.” invited four of the six to send samples In addition to current offerings, According to Grogan the em- for a taste test.” Fisher will include some new sand- ployees'who now work on sandwiches The taste test was held June 31 wiches such as a breakfast line includ- will be absorbed into the other two' with, John Walston, representing the ing ham and egg and sausage and egg‘. ARA operations on campus or into Campus Stores Committee Chairman, Microwave ovens are planned to be other units in the area. Chairman Thomas Gordon of the Uni- installed in both Bragaw Snack Bar The loss of the sandwich contract versity Food Services Committee, and and the Student Supply Store Snack means a loss to Slater of $100,000 in representatives of the Supply Store Bar with more installations possible annual gross sales and a loss to the and Business Office participating. later. University of $7,000 annually.

University exploring possibility

of establishing Veterinary School

The increasing need for more and Maryland as well as North Caro- “It is a matter of such a school’s spaces in the field of veterinary lina are now short of spaces. relationship with other states and its medicine is forcing State and the State At the same time such states as cost. It is estimated that it would . of North Carolina to consider Oklahoma that have schools have had cost between $15 million and $20 establishing such a school at State. to cut back on the number of outside million for establishment of a school “The point has become critical spaces because of the increasing de- and $2 million and $4 million an- here in the last few years in North mand from their own state residents. nually to operate it, depending on its Carolina especially in serving regional depth and study. needs,” stated Agriculture and Life State-Wide Board Sciences Academic Affairs Director According to Glazener SREB made “I think that somewhere in the Dr. E. W. Glazener. a study and concluded that more upper half of the south a school will Because of this State has asked and Spaces are needed either through ex- have to be located to take care of the received tentative approval for a De- panded schools or new schools. They students from these areas.” partment of Veterinary Science by the did not specify locations however. Glazener sees costs as the main North Carolina Board of Higher Edu- A feasibility study was made by obstacle and hopes that the University cation. However neither funds for this the North Carolina Board of Higher of North Carolina Board of Governors department, nor planning funds for Education which resulted in the ten- will look at such a school on a studying the need for a full school tative approval of a department of regional as well as on a state-wide here have been allocated. veterinary science at State. basis. “The permanent establishment of a “In the meantime what this means Study Made school, the size and its funding are is that we will be operating as we have {\-‘ .- still under study. Requests are now in the past. Our students from North While the Supply Stere In addition the Board of Higher being made for planning money to Carolina were accepted by, five schools changes sandwich suppliers, the new Education and the Consolidated Uni- look at the total picture,” said this year. Certainly no one will slow University Student Center snack bar has opened with a line of versity Office have now been abo- Glazener. made-to-order delicatessen sandwiches. lished in favor of a new state-wide down on this.” (Photo by Caram) Board of Governors. What affect this will have on the tentative department and the planning request is unclear. Glazener explained that no veteri- Chancellor vetoes transit system nary school presently exists in North Carolina and that qualified North “The transit system at least tempo- Carolina graduates have been serviced and Environment Committee voted (the administration and the Commit- parking on parts of the main campus rarily is dead and I think the uni- against that plan “on the basis tee) want to push ahead on the con- through an agreement with the versity will during the day. Southern Regional Education Board. probably be proceeding that the negative environmental im- struction of the first parking this fall with the development of the pact would far outweigh the benefits structure. The location will probably Nighttime parking regulations will “The State of North Carolina and first parking N. C. State have been participating in structure,” stated Uni- to be gained from such service.” be in the East Coliseum lot or west of be unchanged from last semester. versity Traffic Administrative Officer the Coliseum,” stated Williams. A raise is a regional program through the W. L. Williams in a recent interview. The Parking and Traffic Committee being wnsidered for “A” Southern Regional Education Board met with these objections and came or reserved space, decals which are Chancellor John T. Caldwell early “I really think the transit system only available to certain since the late 1940’s. By this plan the this summer rejected a proposed cam- up with the second plan which the top admini- State of North Carolina through Chancellor just recently turned down. would have worked but how to get strators, deans, and students. pus transit system for a second time around the funding problem I don’t SREB has purchased spaces for North citing problems of equitable financing. Consultants Bicycle Carolina residents to study veterinary Report know. I have never been against a Registration As proposed by the University The Committee had patterned its parking structure.” medicine in other states,” he said. Parking and Traffic Committee the “It is now mandatory to register a “Under this plan a student paid the recommendation for a transit system bicycle and Student Government will campus loop system would have been after the final report of its consultant, Little change will be made in the tuition rate as if he were an in-state financed by a mandatory $10 fee fee structure this year according to do the registration! am for the regis- student. Primarily Wilbur Smith and Associates. Smith tration because it is a quick identity the schools have levied on each student and faculty had recommended both a transit Williams. A new “F” decal will be in been the University of Georgia, Okla- member. Questions arose however on available for those who want to park case the bike is stolen. SG will charge homa State University system and a parking structure as part only administrative and Tuskegee how many of these Students would of its final report to the Committee. in McKimmon Village and Fraternity costs,” com- Institute.” actually use the system. Court at $5 a year. mented Williams. Following the Consultants‘ report, 'S'ome spaces According to Glazener the last few Both then Interfraternity Council the Committee also voted to ask in front of the new years have seen a the With this decal however, no park- University Student Center and Music steady growth in the President Arthur Webb and then administration to proceed with plan- ing will be allowed on the main cam- number of qualified people to the McKimmon Village Mayor Robert ning for a parking structure. Wing will soon become metered extent that (they pus between am. and 5 pm. The spaces. According to Williams if these now outnumber Schultz announced their opposition to “The Chancellor turned down the regular $25 decal will also be available available spaces. Virginia, Tennessee that proposal. The Campus Planning transit are not sufficient more may be added system and I would say they in these two areas which will allow ter. ' And now that the controversy is Over. . .

The Students Supply Store’s decision And now the fight has ended. been slow with neither being able to as minimal as possible, leaving the stud- giving the snack bar sandwich business to At the end of last spring Chancellor quite trust the other. And while this may ent body and the rest of the academic the Fisher Sandwich Company ended two John T. Caldwell gave the word. The be said to be natural and having existed community to upgrade education at stormy years of dissatisfaction commonly University had been wrong in its decision since the founding of this University, the State. Maybe there is a light ahead. known as the Great Sandwich Contro- two years ago and a change could now be University community should not be con- Another major point revealed by the versy—a time when student- considered. The Campus Stores Advisory tent to push it aside as being normal and Great Sandwich Controversy is the diff- administraticn relations suffered greatly and University Food Service Committees natural. iculty that food service on this campus is due to a “dollars and cents” decision. met and agreed that a change was necess- A greater effort for cooperation and facing. The University cannot igonre the Acting to save hOt food service in ary. The two committee’s main concern yes, maybe even soothing harmony is def- simple fact that less students are utilizing Leazar Hall (now defunct) and to push was that the sandwich supplier be picked initely in order. If this University is sup- the hot food services on campus and soon money into ARA Services, the Univer- on the basis of quality food and service posed to continue to be great, then there something will have to give—even if it’s sity’s Business Office gave ARA Services for the best price. That has finally be- is a need for the physical problems to be Harris Cafeteria itself. a sandwich business that it did not want. come reality. The protest came swift as petitions Hopefully sandwiches will cease to be_ were collected against the ouster of headlines. Yet this controversy has Wilson and Fisher sandwiches and this brought forth signs for the future—some newspaper called for a student boycott of good, some bad. Harris and Leazar Cafeterias and snack Relations between students and bar sandwiches. Dissatisfaction was ex- administration were badly damaged two pressed by students and even the Supply years ago and like all healing processes, Store officials were not happy. an understanding between the two has

EDITORIALS A paper that is entirely the product 01 the student body becomes at once the othcnal organ through which the thouylts. the activity, and in tact the very life of the campus. is registered. It is the mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk. Collage lite without its journal is blank. Technician, vol. 1, no. 1, February 1,1920.

The envelope please

PIGWEED AWARD OF THE WEEK THAT STUFFED FEELING AWARD goes to the new University Student goes to the group of six that evaluated Center for the flourishing crop of red over a hundred sandwiches in helping the root pigweed that now graces the front, Students Supply Store pick the new lawn of the new Center. The weed which sandwich supplier. Fisher Sandwich received a nice trim on Wednesday Company may now have the contract but normally grows from waist to shoulder they lest six good customers to diets. height and we have been informed by the MISFIT AWARD goes to American Crop Science Department that a chess player Bobby Fischer whose chess treatment with the chemical 2,4-D should match with RusSia’s world champion relieve the problem, though it could have Boris Spassky may be the longest in been eliminated earlier if the Center had history if Fischer continues being had the foresight to fumigate the “filler” unpredictable. After finally showing for soil. Dr. Douglas Worsham of the the match, he complained about the presence of television cameras which he department did comment that if the lawn .11in 20, l969—Man on the Moon NASA PH0T0 were uncorrected, the field would make could neither hear or see. So now the an excellent spot to bring his Weed contest between the masters has been Science class in the Fall. relegated to a back room with only a handful of chess buffs to watch. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT AWARD Liberated women- not bad goes to all Technician readers because EDITOR’S SPECIAL SINGING AWARD you did miss it. Our normal delivery goes to the group that has been playing during the summer has been on Thursday guitars and singing in front of Carroll by Larry Sink For three years now I have vainly searched morning, but due to complications with Dorm for the past week. While we don’t Guest Columnist for the legendary Liberated Woman. All the our Compugraphic headliner we were think they will quite make it as News of the Women’s liberation movement while the media has loudly proclaimed her forced to miss our deadlines. Oh well, professionals, they have helped everyone first reached Virginia Tech. in 1969, when l was existence, and it certainly seems that a burly, is a good day and it will give you make it through the long summer nights. a sophomore there. Being a normal, healthy unshaven figure in fatigues and jack boots with Friday not be hard to find. something to do during classes. For those who don’t appreciate it - buy male, the reports of bra-buming and angry de- a crew-cut would calling Security. Therefore, I am forced to an unprecedentedly HOT SEAT AWARD goes to some ear plugs and quit mands for total equality brought forth visions 7 THE of ugly, male-hating females riddled with Freud- radical conclusion' The Women’s liberation Student Body President Don Abernathy SOUR GRAPES AWARD goes to Tom movement is nothing more than another branch McMillan of the Maryland basketball ian hang-ups. And when the media hinted that who borrowed one of the plush chairs most of them were probably lesbians, I wasn’t of the Civil Rights movement, with genuine from the Executive Dining Room in the team who told the Charlotte Observer grievances and legitimate suggestions. So next that he felt the US. Olympic team would surprised. new Student Center while awaiting his The image was softened somewhat when I time you see a liberated woman, don’t tell her own to arrive for his new offices. lose this year in Munich after he failed to heard their demands featured legalization of there are plenty of seats in the back. Smile, and PAT ON THE BACK AWARD goes to make the 12 man squad. But we wonder abortion and equal employment and earning tell her some of your best friends are Liberated Richard Curtis, former editor of the if Tom has changed his mind about the- Opportunities, which seemed reasonable enough. Women (but of course you wouldn’t want your copy editor for U.S.’s chances since UCLA’s backup However, this was probably just a front to make sister to marry one). And don’t tell her what she Technician, who is now really needs is a husband - her husband might the features pages of the St. Petersburg center Swen Nater dropped from the them seem like just another protest group. What fill the slot. wanted, I knew, was to castrate us not appreciate that. Remember, the day may team and he was ed to they really come when you wish you had supported all in our sleep. ' day-care centers. Then came the day when I met my first Lib- rated Woman. To mysurprise, she didn’t spit on ”nun”. me, or even snarl noticeably. Instead, she was Technician interesting, friendly, and quite intelligent. Ob- viously, she was an unusual exception, because by that time no less areputable source than Playboy had told the world that the Liberated Senior Editor ...... George Pantoa Associate Editor ...... Cr“ W‘Iaon Woman was really a sexually frustrated karate Manag'ngEditor...... ~...... Fritzllerman expert who advocated sending all men to de- Advertising Manapr ...... Hoots tention camps where a certain operation would Photo Editor ...... Caram Senior 1ypesetter ...... Mike Haynes be performed with rusty pinking shears. There- Layout ...... Beverly Privette fore, ] wasn’t fooled, and kept my eye out for Pasteup ...... Emil Stewart the rabid she-dog that would confirm my sus- Founded February I, 1920, with M.F. Trice as the picions. first editor, tthechniclan is published Monday. Due to my unhealthy interest in degenerate Wednesday, and Friday during the regular academic year and Thursday during summer school sessions left-wing movements, I came into increasing by the students of North Carolina State University contact with self-professed liberated Women. except during holidays and exam periods. To my growing bewilderment, all of them were Reprcc'nted by National Advertising Service. Inc., friendly and intelligent, many of them were gent for national advertising. with offices heated in Suites 312021 in the University Student Center, very attractive, and none of them wore combat Cates Avenue. campus and m " address at P. 0. boots or carried straight razors. Once I even Box 5698, Raleigh, N. C. , the Technician held a door for the president and vice-president ays Second Class Postage at Rabigtn North arolina 27601. Subscriptions are 5.00 per of the local Women’s Lib chapter and was not academic semester. Printed at the North Carolina even called a Male Chauvinist Pig! (In fact, they State University Print Shop. Rabidr. North both smiled sweetly and thanked me.) Carolina. Page 2 / Technician [July 21. 1972 Personality Profile

Jamie Cauble: Involvement Is Key

“Moist of the changes I’ve noticed are usually last semester’s student elections. committees. “All these little things shouldn’t be initiating an independent committee to consider the strengthening of existing programs, com- In commenting on the role of last year’s bashed out on the floor .of the senate. These this matter, and he is going to approach the missions and committees.” “For myself, I am senate president, “Rick Harris was a very good trivial thing need to be handled by the standing Chancellor for approval and official University planning to get more involved in student govern- parliamentarian but didn’t show very much en- senate committees” explained Cauble. recognition of this committee, even though this ment than have many of my predecessors and I thusiasm for other senate activities aside from “I appoint the committee chairmen and I am would be a short-term effort. think this to be important in seeing that the conducting the senate sessions” states Cauble. responsible for instructing them on how to senate committees are handling their work well, 0n the question of what particular improve- handle matters.” Cauble indicated that the new Applauding the addition of student body watching the developments of the University ments and innovations he would introduce into senate committee chairmen would be selected presidents to each state university’s local board committees, and increasing my role on the chan- of trustees, Cauble said, “I: believe the Senate the 1972-73 student senate, Cauble said, “I on the basis of enthusiasm and merit and that President and the editor of the Technician cellor’s liaison committee,” said Student Senate think emphasis and research on committee work he would make all attempts to locate the “best President Jami Cauble. should also be accredited with membership on should be introduced into the senate’s qualified people.” the local board of trustees here at State as ex- Cauble, a 20 year old senior in computer processes.” Legislative Leader officio members and with voting rights.” Cauble science, has been a student government stalwart He expressed some concern over the is hoping that the forthcoming I973 General since his freshman year here at state and has regularity of which matters best delegated to The legislative leader detailed plans for the Assembly will consider the question of addition- been a student senator since the fall of 1971, the committees, were being handled last year on creation of Student-Faculty Grievance Com- al student representation on the local board of being elected student seante president during the senate floor itself instead of through these mittees in all the school councils because, “I trustees at each state supported university. feel students are becoming more concerned The computer science senior also had com- about the method with which professors use to plaints with the operations of the Student assign grades, and also the preferential treat- Union. “The Union has had a lack of programs ment of some students.” as well as a lack of student leadership, during Cauble also talked of establishing a bicycle the summer sessions. Each student pays $27 commission this fall. The prevailing rationale for each session in general fees, yet of the part that this commission seemed to be Cauble’s feeling goes to the Union, only about 35 to 40 cents that the Traffic Committee which has always goes into programming.” Cauble did not elab- handled matters connected with bicycling here orate beyond this but emphasized his concern at State, in fact lack the requisite information for the lack of initiative and leadership that he and ability to effectively coordinate the hand- felt the Union had been experiencing during this ling of bicycle traffic. Cauble states that he is summer. —R.J. [race

Doc’s BAG

Address letters to Dr. Arnold Werner, Box 974, East Lansing, Mi. 48823 by Arnold Werner, M.D. occur after the drug is excreted from the brain, Since aSpirin is supposed to take only one which suggests that the material opens some minute to reach your bloodstream, according to neural pathways or unlocks some inhibiting television commercials, why does it take so long centers and then disappears; this may also to “get off” on hallucinogenic chemicals such as explain why a person can have a bad trip that LSD, mescaline and psilocybin? lasts for such a long time or may be tripped into a psychotic state that can go on for weeks or The drugs you mentioned all produce months. perceptual distortions and abnormalities if Incidentally, it is not terribly relevant that a taken in very, very tiny doses. Exactly what particular brand of aspirin reaches the happens to produce the psychic effects of these bloodstream in a minute as opposed to two drugs is unclear, but many people feel that they minutes release inhibiting centers in the brain that since it is still quite a few minutes more normally before the level of the drug is high enough to control the perception of sensory have some effect on reducing pain. stimuli. Actually, close questioning of people # t O t who have taken these drugs indicates that most of the effects that they have are not true Several women fliends ofmine have this wild hallucinations but rather very intense illusory idea that cats can suffocate infants by sucking ' experiences. The difference is that a their breath away." They claim that this happens hallucination arises completely within one’s self because the cat smells milk on the baby is whereas an illusory experience has its beginnings breath. I contend that this is an old wives’ tale in some real, external stimulus which undergoes started by an over protective mother. What's elaboration and distortion inside the person. your opinion? For example, colors or patterns become over Sounds like an old tale started by someone emphasized, appear much brighter than they whose sex is undetermined (you don’t think really are, and appear to be shifting and that I’m going to fall into the trap of using that ’t ”no. u flashing, or a sound is more intense, richer and male chauvinist expression “old wives’ tale,” do fuller than it really is. you?). Most cats I know lap up their milk and -? 'Jamie Cauble, the Student Senate President,favors the inclusion of the editor of the Some studies have shown that the actual do not engage in intimate kissing with infants. It Technician and himself on the local board of trustees. perceptual changes following a dose of LSD (See DOC’S BA G, page 6)

SPEAKING OF ROCK: Quadraphonics by RJ. [race appearances and 7 straight million-selling StaffColumnist discs. Admittedly it has taken a couple of years Springfield’s acoustic-electric guitar stylistics, albums have extablished them as one of the for Hawkins to get his hits together, but with even though they don’t begin to rival the INSCRUTABLE.‘ Warner Bros., Elecktra, .most semsatopma? attraction in the history of the help of Charlie McCoy, Kris Kristofferson revered and well remember Buffalo Springfield. Atlantic, MGM, Dunhill and ABC record rock music. and Fred Foster he is back being an They do have companies are still attempting to discover how some interesting sounds and it NOVELTY' Hallmark Cards, Inc. has bought unpretentious hard rocker in his new album, , may be something you’d really enjoy. K-Tel Records who are distributing 20 Dynamic who’s only message is to “kick out the jams.” Hits, secured permission to feature songs in that rights to use lyrics penned by Richard Flash by Flash (Capitol). Listen to this Carpenter, Mason Williams, Cat Stevens and Point of View by Don Shirley (Atlantic). album which sounds something like Yes. The album which were contained in other albums Shirley is possibly one of the finest concert released by the above labels. The album which Roger Nichols for use in a line of “lyricals” music is exacting and exciting and the consisting of books, posters, buttons, puzzles, pianists walking. Back in the early 60’s when he musicianship is excellent. was originally intended to be a charity effort for recorded for Cadence Records and appeared at the UN High Commission For Refugees, is and other items. IN LA: Mayor Sam Yorty Now from Neil Denker' I’m a Lover, Not a recently proclaimed July 14, as “Three Dog Day the Hickory House in New York, he astonished Fool by Randy Bums (Polydor). Burns is the making K-Tel'many dollars richer. everybody by getting into top national position K-Tel International of Minneapolis for Three Dog Night” in the city of Los solo singing vocalist on this new release and he Angeles. Mayor Yorty’s proclamation honored with a single, “Water Boy.” His music though, is has. employed two different back up groups of incidentally, are the creative geniuses behind the limited to no singular format and Miracle Brush which has been heavily advertised group members Danny Hutton, Chuck Negron, its worth a musicians on the numerous tracks. This album Cory Well, Michael, Allsup, Jimmy Greenspoon, listen. contains a diversity of the talent that just comes on national TV. INACTIVE.’ Blood Sweat & Carney by Tears still holed up... now in Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. Joe Schermie, and Floyd Sneed for their Leon Russell (Shelter). A real naturally to Bums.featured among the music looking for a replacement for departed Danny continuing contributions to the contemporary gem . . .“Out . of the Woods” and “Roller are country tunes, love/romantic melodies and Clayton. music scene. The proclamation also pointed out Derby” are well done and “Acid Annapolis” some chants arrangements. The album is does a real trip on the Rolling Stones. INNOVATIVE: Capital records will be Three Dog Night’s singular Tour of Tours certainly promising enough to say that we triumph? entertaining more people in a shorter E Son of Schmilsson by Nilsson (RCA). should be hearing from Mr. Burns again. releasing the next Steve Miller Band album in xceptional . . . creative, quadraphonic sound...heralded as the successor period of time than ever before on the rock “Remember Celebration by El Chicano (Kapp). Their concert circuit. Christmas” and “Joy” are some'fof; the most style of music is remarkably similar to that of of modern day stereo. Only problem though, is outstanding. " this new sound system will cost the consumer Santana. Their music is hard and driving with AND NOW FROM JOE LONDON.“ Rock and 'Now from Irace.‘ Ratchell by Ratchell the exception of two “light" tempo cuts. The more and will require a new and different Roll Resurrection by Ronnie Hawkins (Decca). This group consisting listening unit. of two brothers, music possesses a very recognizable Latin (Monument). In 1959, Hawkins was just an an ex-Steppenwolf member, and a bassist, were American influence with about half the song CONTINUED SUCCESS? Capital Records unpretentious hard rocker who had two hit recently on the Democratic Telethon if anyone written by group members themselves and the has signed the phenomenally successful trio of singles, “Forty Days” and “Mary Lou”. Ten recalls it. “My My” is a fairly receptive sounding remainder by generally well known song writers. Grand Funk Railroad to a new 3 year exclusive years later John Lennon said Hawkins was mood of music. Other selections have overtones Musically speaking, they are talented and very recording contract. GFR’s historic personal heavy and the rush was on to get him back on of Poco rhythmic arrangements and well organized . a tight band. Page 3/ Technician July 21, 1972 COMING TOGETHER

Former student body president Gus Gus/er and .his secretary, Doris Wells, decide to continue working together - for life.

Tornorrow’s Dreams

Phofos by Ed Comm

Today’s Friends Page 4 / Technician Holy 21, 1972 SilVer bracelets

Students express support for prisoners of war and missing in action Il l i by Andy Terrill Most wearers say they have Americans eithibit their con- pathetic in any war. 1 know the POW situation and supply lets cost $2.50 for nickel- been asked about the bracelets cern. The organization is non- from experience that the brace- bracelets. Angel Flight, of Air plated and $3 for copper brace- and how others can get them. lets. This summer bracelets Many people are wearing sil- political and takes no position lets spark much interest in the Force ROTC, and the Assoc- However Amanda Penny said on the war. POW/MlAs.” iation of the may be acquired through the ver bracelets this summer, but that she had received ridicule United States Commanding Officer AUSA at they Response to the bracelets Two campus organizations Army will both resume are not for decoration. and had been told the idea of around town the Army ROTC Department They are POW/MIA bracelets. wearing a bracelet was dumb has been mostly are trying to develop interest in activities in the fall. The braw- in the Coliseum. POW/MIA bracelets are and silly and that it didn’t ignorance. interested groups l/2-inch-wide nickel-plated or make sense since the men have started ‘in some of copper bands imprinted with might be dead. Mike Hamilton, Raleigh’s high schools, but the the name of a prisoner of war RA of Tucker Dorm, said he majority of those outside of or a man missing in action in likes the idea because “1 don’t schools seem to know little Southeast Asia. They are worn like wars in general and 1 really about the cause. The bracelets by individuals who are con- feel bad that the guys might be' have begun to catch on around cerned for the POWs and MlAs. left over there.” Colonel State, but not as quickly as William Boylston, profeSSOr of they have in some other areas. Honors POWs military science for Army Bracelets on Campus Those who wear the brace- ROTC said “I would like to see lets justify them for various more people wearing them. I’m Bracelets on campus were reasons, such as wanting to re- sure everyone in this office has acquired mostly from Angel mind others about the plight of one and many of the cadets Flight, which sold a large num- the POWs or wanting to honor wear them.” her last semester. Others said them. Some point out that Bracelets originate from they bought them in Fort they hope the bracelets will get Voices in Vital America, a Bragg, or friends got the brace- others more interested in the group of college students in lets for them. Ann Sawyer, a POWs and help eventually to Califomia which started an sophomore in English, pointed get them returned. Janet organized movement to aid the out that the money goes for Wyant, a member of State’s Air 1500 POW/MlAs. Their ex- POW organizations’ projects Force ROTC’s Angel Flight, pressed intention is to attempt and for sending families of . said “I feel the bracelets serve to insure humane treatment of POW/MlAs to conventions and as a reminder to Americans and the prisoners of war and secure rallies. “I an wearing my brace- symbolize my concern for the the names of the MlAs who let mainly' because the POW prisoners.” actually are prisoners by having situation is one of the most

Foundations give support Foundations have allocated Rudolph Pate, director of foundations which support $1.25 million to University Foundations and Development, NC. State exclusively and do programs for the coming fiscal noted that the allocations will not include corporate and in- year, the highest total in his- be used for student scholar- dividual gifts to the University tory. ships, salary supplements for through the Alumni Assoc- Chancellor John Caldwell recruitind and retaining out- iation, the Wolfpack Club or said the funds will supplement standing faculty and as “seed” the NCSU Foundation. state and federal government money for special educational Executive committees repre- appropriations and will provide senting some 400 business and POW/MIA bracelets have become popular recently. This nickel-plated bracelet “the margin for excellence” at The appropriations will professional leaders from honors Capt. Michael Brazelton who was taken prisoner or lost in action on State. come from eight non-profit across the state and nation August 7, 1966. (Photo by Car'am) approved the budgets during a recent series of meetings. Fisher sandwiches Following are the found- ations and the amounts allo- DOC S BAG will appear July 29 cated for the coming» year Ag- ricultural Foundation' (continuedfrom pg.3) interesting causal relation between sexual (continuedfrom page I) “I think the thing to do is $373,679; Engineering Found- is possible that an animal could physically intercourse and feeling good, namely that semen recovered to pie-change levels. to have the two appropriate ation? $379,790; Design suffocate a tiny infant by lying on top of it, Foundation' $22,104; Dairy contains some sort of joy molecules. It doesn’t Increased use of dorm refri- committees, the University and there are stories of such happenings. Since work that way. On the other hand, most men gerators also affected sandwich Food Service Committee and Foundation' $88,213; 4-H Development Fund ' $1 10,000; animals do not smother their own young, such and women involved in a close relationship find sales. Because of the loss in the Campus Stores Committee stories are hard to believe. {hat sexual intercourse does produce a sense of sales, sandwich profits to the take this matter under con- Textile Foundation' $148,500; It * * Supply Store dropped con- sideration and make some and Pa r Foundation well being and is an important part of their siderably. decision on it.” $1 0,212; Finestry Found- Other than pregnancy, does the deposit of closeness. However because of the ation: $18,000. semen in the female sex tract have any bearing Sexual arousal to a high point without The two committees did on the health and sex attitude of a woman? Business Office directive, the take up the issue and both Orgasm can leave a person feeling tense, anxious, Supply Store could not change voted to recommend that the Puzzle on page 6. can remember my mother telling me to watch and if it happens often enough, fairly irritable. suppliers and Slater could not Supply Store be allowed to for weight increase after marriage, and others Some people find one or another contraceptive increase its prices or change its negotiate with area suppliers TOE 5 OP BAG have said that the deposit and absorption of more conducive to relaxing in sexual intercourse sandwich line. P RT TEAR EL on a new sandwich contract. UP IR T E semen would have good effects on my nerves making it much easier to have an orgasm. In January Chancellor John This was approved by the Busi- l R Y T and emotions. However, the condom is not usually considered T. Caldwell announced he ness Office. IN PET EST With very, very infrequent orgasms would would be receptive to a change R L S E to interfere with the woman having an orgasm, in sandwich policy. The subsequent negotiations ID P ENT EN contraceptives other than comdoms be of any so perhaps the answer to your second question “Anyone can see that the were the result of the granting LO A T eventual help in achieving more frequent has to do more with sexual technique. There are of this authority. LE P ST YE R orgasms? After several years of marriage and decision on switching to Slater 505 SET ATE a number of paperbacks available discussing sandwiches has just not been Negotiations were con- BO TLE AlT T four children, my husband almost always uses techniques of sexual intercourse. 1 suggest you successful. The benefits we an- ducted along the guidelines ARE NE E P condoms; I now wonder if! have been missing look over some of these and pick out one that ticipated have just not been issued by the two committees R D DEA something. seems appealing In fact, pick out two of them realized,” he said. and the Business Office. 16 You have raised the possibility of an and give one of them to your husband.

I don't care what anybody says, this session I’m going to study. So if you can write, or want to learn to be a typesetter or you like to draw cartoons, blast it all, get yourself over to our offices on the third floor of the new Student Center.

As the Head Grebe, I feel I must ask you to bring out all those hidden talents (and there is‘ a hell of a lot of them you don’t know about. Why just last week we found a guy who did a great tightrope act).

Last sessiOn as everyone remembers, I drank and partied too much, so this session I’m studying and that leaves a lot of positions for the taking. We don't draft like the Army and our retirement plan isn’t too hot either, but awelcan promise you quick advancement.

30 drop in and drink some sherry with me sometime. We'll give you an assignment and maybe even a banana. .

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by RJ. [race and entitled “Ward’s Sanitary Cat- positions, the audience will be anybody away with volume, Jeff Butler fish Stew,” will be basically a exposed on three sides to the but the experience may prove Writers rock’n’roll musical production. motion of lights, slide project, to be a bit much for the very “It’s Called Stew” Technical Directio Curtis ions, and pictures. Designed by timid. “It’s called ‘stew’,” ex- Brothers describes it as a Tom Tomlinson and Walt plained Director Charlie Ward, “multi-medium collage” be- Turner, the visual effects will Dozens of Musicians “because there are so many cause it will combine sound be on a l4-ft. high, semi- Realizing that dozens of things in it.” “and visual stimulation. circular screen wrapped half- musicians and actors are unable Thompson Theater’s am- While surrounded by groups way around the viewers. The to find outlets for their talent bitious summer presentation, playing their own com- producers will not try to blow in the summer, Ward began to write a rock musical. Dis- satisfied with his progress, he carefully chose groups for his “catfish stew” and is exercising only loose control over their selections. Though rock’n’roll is at the core of the product'— ion, there will be enough fon, skits and other entertainment to give everybody a “really good feeling,” according to Ward. He hopes that this month’s production, which includes vet- eran performers of five and six years as well as new faces, will be the first of a series. If so, Last week the sets were being constructed for the new ‘ the second and third product- “Catfish Stew” production. Photo by Caram) ions will be in late August and in the fall. Free Admission Admission is free to the shows, which will be given on July 28, 29 and 30, starting at 8 PM. Each performance will SEE You AT THE be preceded by a one-hour jam session, and will be followed by musical improvisations . which will continue as long as there are participants. Anyone who would like to play before .or after the show should con- BURP! "Theater, 755-2402. **

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by Hilton Smith generally independent of any In stages terminating July 1. Although the Central Board otherwise, may now be Con solidated University Guest other state agency. It had its the Consolidated University has not yet decided on‘what appealed to that board and branches? own Board of Trustees which structure was abolished and all powers it will delegat to it and eventually to the Central Right now the new board is made policies. proposedbudgets 16 state-supported institutions the other boards, the new Board. trying to find its legs. Planning On July I North Carolina and ran its won affairs. The board will have an effect here. But what of State’s role? State University ceased to be a of higher learning were brought and a state-wide blueprint for prestegious Chapel Hill campus under a 32-member Board of Already State Chancellor What will the new priorities higher education are probably part of the Consolidated was its showcase. Caldwell has described be? What will be the Central University of North Carolina. Governors which has almost John T. at the top of the Board’s list The other ten institutions of total control over these the situation as a “new day” Board’s philosophy on for the next-year or two. 0 n t h a t d a t e t h e higher learning in the state institutions. here. Obviously, Caldwell will programs , on money? Will Consolidated University ceased became known as regional lose some of his powers to the they favor strengthening the Neve rthe rless, higher to exist and its six branches universities. They each had Powerful Control Board new local Board and State will former regional universities education in North Carolina were taken over by the new their own board of trustees and Although there is a never be the same again. before adding new programs will never be the same again. It lé—campus University of North basicly ran their own affairs l3-member Board of Trustees Major disputes, student and and new funds to former is definitely a “new day.” Carolina. With some coordination at each institution, all powers to these board eminate from Quiet Battle control from the North Carolina Board of Higher the Central Board. Graduate students elect In contrast to the battles Education. . ‘ The Central Board that were fought last year in Most of these institutions formulates the budget requests claimed that the. money and to the General Assembly and in year and out of the Legislature over fact has even more leeway than officers for the new restructuring of higher programs went to the The Graduate education, the change took Consolidated University. While the old Consolidated Board to Student graduate program leading to a numerous University bulletin place quietly one Saturday they began to push for more distribute funds to the Association with a present master’s and/or doctor’s de- boards. The GSA is also de- programs and funds, som e, respective institutions. membership of over 2200 grad- grees. GSA is presently in- veloping a plan of action to morning. Although former uate students here at State, volved in sponsoring graduate rebut the recent tutition hikes Although it is hard to say including Governor Bob Scott began to worry over a Consolidated University recently elected their new teaching awards which are which have had serious ram- what the future holds for President William C. Friday is officers for the 1972-73 year. presented to outstanding grad- ifications on the graduate stud- North Carolina higher proliferation and wasteful duplication of programs. now President of the new They are' Dempsey Hodges, uate teaching assistants during ents here at State. education, the changes that system and most employees are President, Harry Skalsky, the fall and spring semesters, The GSA conducts it’s have been made will have from either the Consolidated Vice-President, and Jim Taylor, providing orientation meetings at 7.30 the second significant impact. Special Session University or the Board of Secretaty-Treasurer. brochures for new graduate Thursday of each month in The former structure While each official had his Higher Education, many are students, assisting new foreign room 3533, Gardner Hall and included the six-campus own idea to eliminate this unsure what effect the new Sponsoring Awards graduate students in their is continuing to meet during Consolidated University of problem, the North Carolina set-up will have. academic and social adjust- the summer months. Any grad- which State was a part. This General Assembly in special For example State has its The GSA is a social organ- ment, providing tax inform- uate student interested in the was the “flagship" of state session last October voted to first institutional Board of ization composed of represent- ation for graduate assistants, activities of the GSA should higher education. revamp the entire structure of Trustees in many years who atives from each department of and posting current thesis lists contact Dempsey Hodges at The “flagship? was hi_ er education in the state. will meet here July 27. the University that conducts a of qualified typists on the 755-2820.

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