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Second summer session students had concerns.” and their answers. speak out about an alleged cheat- The Office of Student Conduct is in— Cousins said at this point “nobody has TIM LYTKOVINEN/TECHMCIAN ing incident. vestigating the case. signed the forms,” meaning that nobody Club members and interested citizens gathered in Caldwell lounge to hear Mayor According to Paul Cousins, director of has admitted to cheating. Meeker speak.The event was moved inside because of inclement weather. the Office ofStudent Conduct, his office In contrast, a student in the class said Diane Cordova became involved with the case when Kol— two students admitted to cheating to Deputy News Editor bas forwarded a Report of an Academic Cousins on Sept. 3. Integrity Violation Form to him. Although the final exam, which count- “ [Kolbas] has done everything that the ed 40 percent ofthe students’ final grade, Mayor speaks at A group of students could face stiff university would expect a good faculty is the issue at hand, “blatant” cheating penalties if they are found guilty for al- member to do,” Cousins said. occurred beforehand, during the mid- legedly cheating on an engineering exam According to a student in the class, term exam, homework assignments and during the secondsummer session. Kolbas suspected the students of cheat- labs, said a student in the class. Political Science The 58-person ECE 492V class was di— ing because he allegedly found similar Accordingto one student, three-fourths vided into two different classrooms on mistakes for one'problem among the ofthe class cheated during the midterm, two different floors during the exam. students’ exams. such as passing papers and asking each Robert Kolbas, professor ofthe Special A student in the class said the professor other for answers during the exam. Topics Laser Optics Communications had given a practice final that had this Several students said they complained Club meeting class, and Brandon Stanton, the teach- same exact problem. On the actual final to the professor and to their adviser ing assistant, served as proctors during exam, the students made the same mis- about the cheating that occurred dur— Members ofthe Political Science the exam on Aug. 4. takes that they had made on the practice ingthe midterm exam. However, nothing Club assembled in the Caldwell The students who commented for this final, according to the student. was done about the situation, according article all wish to remain anonymous. “Some of us did not cheat at all in the to several students in the class. Lounge Mondayforpizza and a One student said the professor and TA. class, but now we’re getting in trouble,” The students’ adviser declined to com- speech by the Mayor ofRaleigh, “saw nothing [as far as cheating] .” What one student said. “I think it’s a twisted ment on the case. Charles Meeker. they possess is “circumstantial evidence,” situation.” In an email to Technician, Kolbas the student said. Overall, Cousins said that there was a said, “I do not believe that someone can Kolbas, who is limited in what he can variety of reasons for why the students justify violating the academic conduct Kenneth Ball discuss due to university rules, spoke were suspected of cheating. He said there rules of the university because they StaffReporter in general terms. He said he followed were “a lot of internal inconsistencies” were not caught or punished for a prior O procedures and talked to students in— with the students’ claims, and there was dividually. All he could say was, “I still a mismatch between the students’ work (HEATING see page 2 Mayor Meeker commented on topics ranging from the image of the city of Raleigh to housing ordinances during the club’s kickoff event for this year. Club president Ben Akroyd opened the meeting with a brief synopsis of A Kitty Hawk firefighter’s his brganization’s plans for this year. He then turned the podium over to Mayor Meeker, who spoke on the upcoming TIM LYTVINENKO/TECHNICIAN elections. Mayor Charles Meeker addresses the The Mayor stressed the importance Political Science Club on Monday. hurricane duty ofmobilizingvoters to the polls on Oct. 7, especially in light oftraditionallylow to Mayor Meeker, this high quality of voter turnouts in local elections. Mayor life is not only a result of a clean envi— As thousandsfled the Outer Meeker recognized that the student ronment and good public schools, but Banks ofNorth Carolina, population of Raleigh, including N.C. also of the many colleges and universi— one N. C. State student hur— State’s student body, makes up an im- ties located in the Triangle area. portant segment of this constituency. Mayor Meeker says that during his ried east with a sense ofduty. Zach Medford, a N.C. State student past term, his most positive influence Anna Kroyer, seniorfisheries running for city council this year at- on NCSU was the creation ofthe U—Pass and wildlife science student, tended the meeting yesterday evening. bus program. Medford said Mayor Meeker’s presence “The U—Pass system has been a great recounts her experience during at the kickoff meeting “shows a sincere success,” the Mayor said. The service Hurricane Isabel as a resident respect for students.” provides transportation to about 900 Mayor Meeker also discussed local people every day. ofSouthern Shores, a firefight— issues that effect NCSU directly. The If elected to another term, Mayor er in Kitty. Hawk and a Tech- Mayor commented on the holdup of Meeker said he plans to resolve the nician news staffreporter. the Hillsborough Street construction Housing ordinance issues around plan, one of 34 items he had hoped NCSU. The Mayor also said that he Story and photos by Anna Kroyer to accomplish as mayor when he took hopes to mitigate a deal between the StaffReporter office two years ago. Difficulties in get- university and businesses on Hillsbor— ting funding from the state government ough Street and in Cameron Village, so hindered the proposed construction. that students can use their meal plans Wednesday, Sept. 1 7 When asked how he feels the city of at restaurants off—campus. Political As ofWednesday evening, the adminis- Raleigh identifies itself in relation to Science Club members were impressed tration had canceled Thursday classes at other cities in the United States, Mayor with Mayor Meeker’s presence at the N.C. State in preparation for the arrival Meeker said that there are no individual university. of Hurricane Isabel. Knowing I could be cultural centers in the city that are eas— “Its nice that he cares enough about home within several hours to assist for the ily recognizable nationwide. Rather, the student body to come out,” said storm, I checked the Dare County Emer- ' Raleigh’s identity lies in a “high quality Shawn Marlowe, vice president of the gency Management (D.C.E.M.) bulletins of [family] life,” Meeker said. According club. and headed home to the Outer Banks. The latest bulletin said all bridges were Hiii-yaaa! open and there were no restrictions on entry to Dare County'despite Tuesday’s HURRICANE see page 2 (above) Hurricane Isabel left 5 to 7 feet of water in some places on Hwy. 12 in Kitty Hawk; photo taken Friday morning on East Kitty Hawk Road. (left) As Kitty Hawk Fire Department Engine 131 responds to a call near Hwy. 12, deep waters and loose debris hamper response efforts during Hurricane Isabel Thursday afternoon.

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All three were www.mastermindprep.com A student was highly intoxi~ A non-student reported a issued trespass warnings from 9:40PM cated in a room of Becton. She body wrapped in a sheet in the NCSU property. Subjects com~ Medical Assist refused transport to the hospital. median between Western Blvd plied to leave the area. A student injured his finger She will be referred to the Univer— and Faucette Drive. Officers while playing football on Lower sity at a later date. found a homeless person sleeps 7:10PM Miller Field. Subject refused ing under a sheet. He complied Trafiic Accident <$J000 transport by EMS. He was trans 6 to leave the area. A student and a non-student ported to Rex by a friend. check out these airfares! 5 L o n d o n ...... $ 3 4 0 onesbopfi”Sfl -Paris ...... $431 conjunction with the Student nqvqses RiodeJaneiro....$611 . WethgouupMmh LosAngeIes ...... $259 Chief Iustice Sean Casey. 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But, a lot of cheating occurred with said. ‘I think it’s a unlike a lawyer, the student as 143 East: Franklin 81:. homework assignments and sistant does not represent anyone Chapel Hill TRAV E L labs but the professor did not twisted situation. in the case. deal with the issue. “The case has run its course (p919) 923-3344 BEEN THERE According to a student in the and there’s a lot of grape vine exciting things one hoppening @ www soobr‘ovel. com course, students would meet to information that’s out there,” do homework assignments at the students under investigation “Students who had cheated all Cousins said. the student lounge in Daniels are minorities. throughout the class received A’s One student said, “Through the Hall, and Kolbas would come in Furthermore, several students and B’s, and those who didn’t entire 50-day process, what we’ve R0 T Deluxe European 9 an hour before class started. He said that cheating took place dur- cheat [at all] could possibly get gotten from the professor is half— $0 . 44’ resonatemenses ‘ would have the solutions with ing the midterm, when there were kicked out of school [because truths and more stalling. [Kolbas] ‘ ‘ VHR BRO-NZING B£DS him and sometimes he would more white students involved but theyare being investigated now] ,” said he would treat everybody as allow students to copy the solu~ nothing was done then. one student said. individuals, but he’s treating [the §aturistic Tanning tions. Other times he would sit in Regarding the students under Right now, Cousins said he is students] as a group, and drag- ' mutants. 12,009Watt . the lounge while other students investigation, Cousins said he in the process of interviewing ging [the process] out. He’s trying copied homework from each has no idea how many are mi— the students, and he is meeting to blow up the situation.” "3“ 3'0““ 39935” 2 van son’caesurs other. On one occasion, a group norities. with students to set dates for Another student said, “What of students were sitting at a desk “I don’t think [race] has any- their hearings before the Iudi- bothers me the most is the level Gut System ”fans You H l l ‘ while eight to 10 students gath— thing to do with this. I’ve seen a cial Board. that this situation has escalated EASTER& mats tosses: NEWSIQS 5 A i; ON ered around them and copied mix of students so far,” Cousins Afterwards Cousins will for- due to outside accusations from their work. The professor sat two said. ward the cases to the board. students that are not even in— fion’thsteTime “303 Tucker Street feet away and simply watched, ac- Also, a few students in the class According to Cousins, the volved.” “mm,“ Raleigh, Nit: roses cording to this student. said they felt Kolbas should have board is composed oftwo voting One student felt that “I’m con— Month unarmed Tanning. . In an email to Technician, followed his syllabus, which stat— students and two voting faculty sidered 100 percent guilty before Kolbas said, “If there was cheat— ed, “I reserve the right to assign members for academic cases. The innocent.” ‘ TanittthrSktfikwaST, 9 3 9’82 8'9787 ing going on of which I was not a zero score to any homework or Student Chief Justice (SCI) Sean Looking ahead, a few students SGPER~GEW 880321166 aware the student or students exam that reveals that blatant Casey will become involved in in the class said that the time and SYSTEA. Student Package $45? 9 with this information should cheating is occurring.” the case of a tie. The SCI plays the ripple effects of the situation come forward with this first For academic misconduct cases, the role of facilitator, according concerned them. hand knowledge to the Office of if students are found guilty, the to Cousins. A student commented on the Student Conduct. Ifstudents feel minimum penalty is academic in- Cousins said the board is a situation overall, citing the lack that I condoned cheating or acted tegrity probation. Other penalties “trained, unbiased group.” Ac- of evidence to warrant the ac- I Q inappropriately they should com~ could include a reduction in the cording to Cousins, the board cusations of cheating. municate their concerns to their letter grade, and on the second is trained by he and his staff “It bothers me that [Cousins, Free Admissions department head or dean.” offense, suspension is required. including the associate director, Kolbas, and the Office of Student Several students in the class If the case were serious enough, Susan Trageser, and the assistant Conduct] can bring themselves think race is playing a factor in the penalty would be expulsion, director, Martha Pierce, of the to possibly ruin so many lives on and Test Strategy the case; they said the majority of according to Cousins. 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Lowell Spivey assigned me to an absolutely dry in some places. At this point,- many cell phone engine This placed the threat of tre- towers were down and radio HURRICANE With three other firefighters, mendous flooding if Isabel were communications became com- continued from page I I loaded my gear onto Engine to send Southeast winds toward plicated. Friday night we set up 131 and awaited a call. the island. tables to welcome workers that mandatory evacuation. Hurricane Isabel detail had Chief Spivey made the deci- had come from western North Driving from Raleigh to Kitty begun earlier in the week with sion to evacuate the fire station Carolina to help clear the roads Hawk on US Hwy 64, I passed firefighters securing the town’s that had threatening floodwa- to Hatteras. The tired men very little traffic. Sheriff’3 depu— hydrants, gas tanks and other ters and winds that violently shared their experiences with us ties, state troopers and town po- crucial devices. The supply clos— shook the metal roof. The crew and we graciously thanked one lice were the only other vehicles et was full, the generator ser— spent the night at a local con- other for our efforts. on the road. viced and the entire department dominium complex that rests I spent that night in the I hurried home realizing had begun to pull together. on the crest of an island in Kitty bunkroom with the rest of the that as the winds increased, The firefighters had checked Hawk. remaining crew. D.C.E.M. could close the bridg- on their families and gathered Only one call was serious es at any time. Despite the radio around the fire station with The Kitty Hawk Fire Department Engine 131 crew rests for a while. enough to bring the crew out Saturday, Sept. 20 reports of quickly deteriorating anticipation. Everyone was as— into the night. Saturday morning some 10- conditions, I crossed the Wright signed an apparatus or a par- Isabel spared the northern - cal businesses began to open Memorial Bridge shortly after ticular duty. beaches and failed to create the and offer available supplies. midnight. Captain Mark Sabatini “As our engine sat in the ocean over conditions for extreme sound At noon, the bridge into Kitty The first thing I noticed upon cooked breakfast for the crew as side flooding. I had returned Hawk opened to residents. A crossing the bridge was that we rested, preparing ourselves wash, I could feel the vehicle rock in home that night driving on line ofvehicles spanned almost more people then ever had for the day. After this, meals sidewalks and through yards to a mile into Currituck County. ‘heeded the official warnings. As moved to the Kitty Hawk Police the surf. I could also see debris includ- avoid fallen trees and continu- As residents came back onto a firefighter with Kitty Hawk Department as we began to col- ously falling debris. the island, each town had sev— Fire Department for almost five laborate with them. ing plywood, pilings and garbage cans eral checkpoints to verify resi— years, I worked several large Sharon Davenport with the Friday, Sept. 1 9 dency identification. 3) hurricanes, and yet never had I police department and Captain floating beside the engine. On Friday morning, I drove Our crews spent that day seen our 7—Eleven store closed. Sabatini continued to provide out to take some pictures and through Sunday night man— . Before reaching home, every us with three square meals per observed the Kitty Hawk Pier ning checkpoints to Highway building I passed had been day throughout the storm ef— that had lost all but 300 feet 12 that continued to allow only boarded up. Neighbors who fort. crew prepared the truck to ing alongside the engine. connected to the pier house. residents and had a curfew from had always been sitting on their Davenport was given a head— pump water. Putting out a bush Back at the highway, we pulled Further down the road, I saw dawn till dusk. From 6 pm. to 9 porches watching the storm count before each meal rang— fire initiated by falling embers, into a parking lot where we had water levels between Highway pm. Saturday, I was on duty. come in, were either buried ing from 60 to 100 pedple. we waited for the power com- to secure attachments of the 12 and Highway 158 that ap— It was a peaceful night as I deep within plywood and storm Throughout the storm and its pany to cut off the power to the engine that were blowing loose peared to be six to seven feet sat by the beach in a Chevrolet shutters or had evacuated. Kitty aftermath, I watched the differ- line. Dominion Power had to in the wind. The crew found it deep. Highway 158 south of Blazer with red lights flashing Hawk was a ghost town this ent departments of emergency send a truck through the water almost impossible to walk in Kitty Hawk Road contained into the night, bouncing off night. workers combine efforts like a that had begun to rise across the direction of the wind. tremendous water that was down power lines and poles and 1 did not see one vehicle on well-oiled machine. Wherever Highway 158. After they cut off We could not understand impassable early in the morn- various storm debris. the road. Business owners there was a gap, someone gladly the power for us, I was able to each other’s shouts as we tried ing and slowly receded to allow pleaded with Isabel to have jumped in to help despite fa— extinguish the pole fire. to protect our vehicle. The traffic to pass through the cen- Sunday, Sept. 21 mercy on their structures with tigue and hunger. At 1 p.m., Hurricane Isabel deuce and a half was designated ter lane. I turned in my gear on Sun— spray painted messages on ply— The crews soon left the sta— passed over Hatteras Island as the only vehicle able to sus- I estimated that there were 10_ day morning and gathered my wood. tion heading for specific regions with 100-mph winds. High tide tain these conditions. to 20 houses destroyed. With a belongings to return to NCSU. of the town. My crew patrolled at 2 pm. brought increased The fire chief and a lieutenant curfew in effect for the island It occurred to me that the Thursday,Sept. 18 the west end of Kitty Hawk complications for Kitty Hawk. responded to another rescue beginning at 8 a.m., I reported ability of people from many At 7:30 am. Thursday morn- Road and spent the morning Winds of almost 70 mph call on Highway 12 that after— back to the fire station for duty. occupations and areas of the ing, I reported to the Kitty cutting fallen trees out of the began structural damage to noon and soon found them— We spent this first day post— state to work together for a Hawk Fire Department. Com~ roadway. Other crews patrolled homes and other buildings. selves with waves crashing high Isabel cutting more fallen trees common cause is amazing. mand was set up in our office Hwy 12 and Hwy 158. As winds Responding with two engines upon the truck. Throughout from the roads, blocking roads These people work at all hours with town maps, a personnel increased by midmorning to 50 and a deuce and a half truck, a the day and increasing winds, for the power company to re- and in great extremes for oth- accountability list, a chalk and 60 mph, the over wash of heavy—duty military vehicle, to power lines fell cutting power pair lines,gatherii1g supplies ers that they may never know. I board detailing assignments water on Hwy 12 in Kitty Hawk an ocean—side rescue call, we to the town and activating our for the large number of town had previously experienced the and the fire chief pacing around began to cross the road almost plowed through three to five generator. We were on genera— workers, manning the town gas benefits of the brotherhood and strategizing and giving instruc- all the way to Highway 158. feet of water. tor power for hours before we pump and patrolling the beach— community in firefighting, but tions. The first call my engine re— As our engine sat in the ocean soon lost phone lines and cable es with the deuce and a half. Hurricane Isabel’s destruction Several calls had already been sponded to was a power—line over wash, I could feel the vehi— lines. The residents in the town demonstrated to me the power run as 30 to 40-mph winds be- pole fire on Highway 158. Ar- cle rock in the surf. I could also Later that afternoon, patrols were warned against using the of human nature to help one gan knocking down trees and riving on location, I pulled a see debris including plywood, reported that the sound side water and had to depend on another during time of need. power lines. Immediately Chief hose off the engine while my pilings and garbage cans float— of the island was very low and previously collected supplies.

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oneself. This song, like many songs on “quebec,” is made up entirely of Gene Ween (Aaron " Freeman) on vocals and bass guitar, and Dean Ween (Mickey Melchiondo) playing guitar. Andrew Weiss, who has had a hand in nearly every Ween . album to date, performs on sev- eral of the tracks, as does Josh Freese, former drummer for A Perfect Circle. Although “quebec” is largely ween a very melodic, tranquil album, "quebec” perhaps best listened to while watching the sunset on some 0 *** deserted beach, there are a few . ~ ' - . breaks in its soothing flow. In ARTIST DWAYNE POOVEY The boys from New Hope particular, the poppy, repeti- are back and browner than tive “Hey There Fancypants,” ever. Haven’t got a clue what which was written for Comedy I’m talking about? It’s time you Central’s “CrankYankers” and . checked out “quebec,” the new should have been mercifully left album by Ween. Both hard and there to die, throws a wrench fast, like a one—two punch, and into the otherwise well-oiled slow and psychedelic, “quebec” machine that is “quebec.” _ has something for any casual “Fancypants,” Ween fans will listener, and a little bit of ev- recognize, attempts to come off erything for the hardcore Ween sounding like the brilliant “Mr. fan. Richard Smoker” from the ear- . “quebec” opens with the her country album, yet it falls guitar—fueled, rock-heavy “It’s far short of the mark with its Gonna Be A Long Night,” which high—pitched squeal and carni- is very reminiscent of“Voodoo val-like synth noises. Lady” from their earlier master— The rest of the album, thank- . piece “Chocolate and Cheese;” fully, is a combination of wacky, ARTIST ' STEVEN SAVAGE ARTIST ’ CHRIS ALEXANDER . however, ifyou think the rest megaphone sung tunes like of the album is this fast—paced, “Happy Colored Marbles” and think again. Much of the album “So Many People In The Neigh- has a mellow, relaxed feel to it, borhood,” and eerie, soothing favoring an acoustic guitar and ballads such as “Captain” and . . . a light peppering of dreamy, “The Argus,” all of which are distant synth sounds over the sure to become fan favorites ' hard-hitting songs reminiscent and classic staples in Ween’s gt ‘ . of their earlier works. repertoire. The Antfarm exhibit in Talley Student Center ‘ ' One of many songs on the Overall, “quebec” brings to- will close this weekend . album that gives it its relaxing, gether the best elements from dreamlike quality is “Zoloft,” a . all ofWeen’s albums, spanning B Dana Ashle Dillehunt song about, naturally, popping a from over a decade of unique, Y Y 0 Zoloft pill and allowing happy, often amusing, and always en— . _ self-loving feelings to wash over joyable music. - Chris Scull fier graduation, mOSt Of us W111 1m' mediately enter the work force. We are . expected to, in order to make a living “Thlrteenth Step” wa?‘ the for ourselves and provide for our fu— . 0‘ prOdu‘”n'ius of HowerdelOfthe composmgand the mag-ge’ ture families. This is the social norm, and most nificent vocal and lyrical talents of us accept it. . of Maynard James Keenan, Ten years ago, recent NC. State design gradu- which withheld all expectations ates opted to disregard such a norm, pursue that could possibly be held for their true dreams and begin work as artists. The an album that would follow eight artists discovered the Carolina Washboard ARTIST :SANDRA MCEWEN HASSON .. in the footsteps of“Mer De The Gallery of Art and Design currently showcases works from Antfarm, Noms.” ' Company building, a run—down warehouse complete with rusty needles, broken glass, ex- a local art studio that is celebrating 10 years of creativity.The exhibit, With a list of contributing which is located on the second floor ofTalley Student Center, runs musicians that could make posed rafters and a few bums, what would be through Sept.28. A Perfect cirde Lester Bangs rise from his grave later referred to as the “brick tent.” . " to give his seal of approval, Thlrteenth Step “Step” exceeds on every level, **** from composition to mixing. In other words, the perfect dwelling to begin their professional displays. Each subject matter that indi— collective studio. In the beginning, the rent was $800 You may have already seen some Antfarm work. The Long gone are the days when vidual tracks cover leads to an ($100 an artist) — it has nearly doubled since, but that sculpture outside the children’s wing ofWakeMed hos— I would scour every music store amazingly similar and coherent hasn’t changed the way the artists value the space. With pital, menus at the Rockford Restaurant and the secu— within a 60-mile radius to find subject in thenext song; the perfect lighting, a great View and more than adequate rity bars and door handles at the Humble Pie were all a midnight sale of an album. instrumental elements are so space to truly create without feeling confined, Antfarm spewed forth from the creative minds ofAntfarmers. Truth be told, recent years have perfectly layered that a sound is studio is still ideal. Many copycat studios have opened in recent years, provided very few albums that produced that can only be com- Yet, the building ' taking cues fromAntfarm Studios but adding their own have been released that have pared to that of a symphony alone is not Antfarm. flair. Litmus, Blam! and Basement studios have all at- earned my time and energy. album. Antfarm is an idea, tempted the Antfarm concept, and so far have done well Since “Mer De Noms” by A Few albums are intriguing a concept of almost in replicating the close-knit society. Many artists try to Perfect Circle was released, it from start to finish, much less communal living. become integrated into such a society;Antfarm receives was Tool’s “Salival” that I lusted repeatedly so, but “Step” has Everything is shared, floods of applicants and keeps a waiting list. after, and then it was “Latera- successfully fulfilled both of from tools to supplies, Applicants are consistently discussed at the weekly lus,” now it is the long-awaited these voids. With standout and they even take meetings, and interviewed; yet, admission is not based follow-up to “Mer De Noms,” tracks such as “The Noose,” turns with what music on talent alone. The studio wants to ensure the future “Thirteenth Step.” “Blue” and “The Nurse Who is playing. They are success bylimiting admission to those who uphold what Not much hope existed in the Loved Me” (actually a cover of there for each other, the studio has come to stand for: support, cooperation hearts of many A Perfect Circle a Failure song), “Step” bares the the kind of support all and, of course, talent. . fans for a sophomore album listener to a twisted, utopian artists need yet rarely The studio has braved ice storms and hurricanes, after “Mer De Noms” was re- , psyche. receive. Antfarm Stu- break—ins and a gas explosion, yet the members always leased. The album just seemed Upon the tenth listening of dios was apparently try to make the best of every situation. When a tree fell too good to be true, the lineup this album, I have concluded too consumed by the on the building, they made furniture out ofit. The lack seemed to be too perfect to exist that it is also too good. Music in pending tour of their of proper funding can cause frustrations, as any small and a follow—up was absolutely no way can be perfect, but this exhibit to allow an in— business or non—profit organization has discovered. unfathomable. Three years later, comes damn close. The album terview, yet this quote The following statement appears in the exhibition the hypothesis seemed to hold is good, it’s absolutely stupid appears in the exhibi- magazine: “Antfarm (all rights reserved) is an unofficial, true, until word was released good, it’s preposterous how tion catalogue: “We unincorporated loosely based concept which is really from Billy Howerdel that, low good this album is. Hopefully, had been and should nothing more than a name and a few commonly held and behold, the group was go- three more years won’t lie be— 1 s ' ' continue functioning beliefs and ideas. ‘It’ has never received any grants or ing to realign to recreate the tween this and the next release. ARTIST : STEVEN SAVAGE as a colony of ants, funding (past the tip jar at openings).” fantasy. - Jake Seaton with no single mem- ber carrying more weight than any other as we worked towards a common goal.” The studio holds required weekly meetings and functions without one.individual DJ Spunky from Afterhours presiding over the others. Today, there are still just eight members ofAntfarm, on WKNC 88.1 Presents though over 40 artists have come and gone. Their me- diums of choice range from paint, sculpture, metal, furniture and just about anything else you can think of, .F E ELL like the 120 pieces on display this month in the Talley Gallery ofArt and Design. The free exhibit runs through BASS LIN E Sept. 28, but it is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. When you first enter the gallery, you will at once be WEDNESDAY: struck with all of the color; the exhibit is very vibrant, and stunning as a whole. 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.A familiar story of?) A The script for World Trade Organi- it would force prices of imports down. (FEA‘ILWIN'5 flaw of»?!MVB zation meetings has become one that Thus, the United States (or any coun- everyone knows. The world’s economic try) tries to seek this goal in all of its negotiators gather at some exotic lo- negotiations. If the United States can- cation while thousands of protestors not achieve its goals within the realities tail them in their of the negotiation scenario, then the Robert global excursions. only option other than accepting poor Jallall Inside the confer- terms is to change the scenario. StaffColumnist ence halls, rich To this end, we observe several strate— countries ask poor gies that the United States and other countries to liber- rich countries employ in real life. First, alize and open up, while poor countries sustained propaganda goes a long way 35k rich countries to liberalize and in convincing countries not to cartel— open up. Though the machinations ize or intervene to increase the prices remain the same, reality shows that of their goods. Membership to inter- poor countries are falling increasingly national organizations like the WTO behind their rich friends. It is a reality also works similarly, with the rules of that poor countries are increasingly the WTO becoming policy in target upset about, as demonstrated by their countries. recent walkout during the Cancun To get individual countries to sub- WTO talks. mit to poor terms, debt has become Most people even from ancient times an excellent tool to neutralize other have recognized that trade is beneficial countries of their bargaining power. to countries. However, we have learned Specifically, once a country becomes . A _ ‘hat the distribution of the benefits of burdened in foreign debt (denomi- trade depends on the terms of trade. nated in foreign currency), it has no I.J-oHM I‘EITI'E‘EE- jgrmurfiifr MEI" We'fifismf wa SEE... When countries or companies from choice but to accept any avenue it can those countries decide on trade prices, to pay back debts. Most poor countries they have decided the terms of trade. end up exporting their resources with- When most countries criticize United out too much quibbling about terms A world of dreams and struggles States economic policy, they are direct- in order to deal with their significant ly or indirectly referring to the terms debts. If countries default on their of trade. loans, the United States can control “Excuse me, could you please tell difficult to get funding as a gradu— independence comes to my heart each On global terms, trade allows higher foreign trade policy where it could only me the way to Talley Student Center?” ate student at NCSU and we are left time I think of the time I have spent levels of consumption to be achieved massage it before. If countries pay back I turned to look at the baffled face. with no other option but to spend in a totally different culture. than without it, but given terms of their loans, the United States position I saw a medley of multiple expres- our precious time working on part- With each passing day, we find trade that are not balanced, one coun- ofleverage is diminished. Fortunately, sions combined. time jobs that give us no academic ourselves appreciating and embrac- try in an exchange can claim most of the terms of trade for poor countries Tiny drops of learning experience except for a few ing a different world. After jelling in the benefits of trade, leaving the other exporting commodities has been de- sweat covered her dollars per hour to sustain our living properly, we start contributing to the with very little (lower prices for exports creasing, meaning that poor countries forehead and she at NCSU. Assistantships are hard to Wholesome growth of school activi- equals poor terms of trade). are progressively less able to bay back was taking quick find, and there are just a few lucky ties. Working on collaborative activi— In trade negotiation, we as Americans foreign debts. This reinforcing nature breaths. It was her ones who are able to manage these. ties here ir‘i graduate school makes us would like to achieve the most favor- ‘ of debt makes it a powerful tool in the first day at school Most of us would work on projects develop an attitude and knowledge able terms of trade -- that is, high pric- United States’ negotiating arsenal. and she was not with professors for free, but with the for the industrial environs and our es for our exports and low prices for Ultimately, an American win in trade the only one. already heavy workload, it’s difficult skills become blended with the pro— .our imports. The United States could means foreign and specifically Third As school starts to do that. fessional aspect of our course study as request favorable terms, but trading World loss. Moreover, when interna- Rfitna every fall, one Sometimes I can’t help think— well. The professors here are support- partners generally do not give gifts to tional economic governing bodies like Smgh comes across so ing about my purpose of coming to ive and more than ready to help. This foreigners because they themselves are the WTO (backed by the United States) StaffColumnist many heads on NCSU, was it trying to grab the high has been a great experience for me, trying to seek the most favorable terms. act to mainly provide the United States campus lowered paying part-time jobs or to make the and I think that it creates an environ- Indeed, other countries could even col- with favorable trade terms, it is not in big campus maps, rising occasion- two years of my life at NCSU a launch ment that is conducive for an effective laborate to exploit the United States surprising to see Third World countries ally to avoid any collision. Waiting at pad for a rewarding professional learning process. demand for a resource by forming speak up. In Cancun, these countries the Wolfline bus stop or at the book- career. Every year a large number Whatever we learn here in gradu— cartels to keep world prices high and called out their rich neighbors on way store, vacillating between uneasiness of students come from all over the ate school will stay forever With us, terms favorable. in which they talk out of both sides of and apprehension, new students try world to attend NCSU. After spend- inducing in us hope and enthusiasm In fact, the opposite of cartels, free their mouth. For poor countries there to understand all that’s around them. ing so much money, is it worthwhile for every challenge that we are likely production of a resource independent are even still other issues they would Caught in an internal fight between to come that far away from home? to face. We not only become indepen- of other countries, would be the most like to address, issues that do not seem their minds and heart they try to During their initial stay, they face dent in our activities but are also able favorable to the United States because to have come about so accidentally. catch hold of a thread that could lead many problems —- both financial and to View things with a broader per- to a trace of home. Gradually they personal. spective. Also the diversity on campus move towards acclimatizing them- Keeping all that in account, what provides us with a culturally enrich- CAMPUS FORUM selves to the new place, a home away makes the stay of these international ing experience, and without doubt from home. students worthwhile? After complet- will hold us when we would interact This is the story of international ing their studies when they go back with them later in our professional Editor’s note: This is in response to tion to the problem of mold in dorms students, coming from across the to their countries, they carry with careers. It is just not on the academic the letter by Tim Luckadoo about the is to begin mandatory workshops at world to realize their dreams to be- themselves not only a significant ad- front that we learn. Managing your mold situation. Jamie Pendergrass is the freshman orientation where freshmen come someone better, to achieve their dition to their knowledge and skills home and expenses all contribute to original complainant in the case. learn to identify possible mold growth. desired academic goals and to experi- but also an invaluable experience that one’s personal development. 0 Also, hold workshops to learn more ence a completely different education is going to help them in many ways in A couple ofyears later, when we While I may agree with Mr. Lucka- about mold, what it looks like and how system. Everything alters: the lifestyle, all the years to come. Because of the step out of graduate school with our doo that there may not be “evidence of to stop it. There are multiple solutions the behavior, the meaning ofthe financial problems we face here, fu- hard-earned degrees, we would have systemic or on-going problems with that can be formulated, yet no proac— simplest things in life. Gradually they ture international students might get lived a life of dreams. Dreams that mold” in University Housing, however tive measures by the administration. find themselves to be on an entirely discouraged to come to NCSU. some of us never knew we wanted to I entered into this ordeal with the It’s about time that the administration different thought track. ‘ As I still try to fight with the huge realize. Each accomplishment would hopes that if there were any problem, begins to be proactive about students The memories of the teething monster of homework, classes and be rewarding enough to bring joy to big or small, that it would be addressed instead of reactive. I tOO ask the Tech- troubles Will certainly stay with me part—time jobs, I experience a taste of make us overcome our homesick- and students would be kept safe. If stu- nician to write a follow-up story and as a souvenir for my entire lifetime. It real hardship. Skipping lunch nearly ness and fight our own little battles dents had to wait for as long as I had to provide “accurate” and “balanced” in— is an enormous struggle to kick start everyday and sitting in the library, to settle down at NCSU and adjust .until you actually saw someone in your formation about University Housing. your life at NC. State. The consistent and studying all night makes me im- to its lifestyle and work culture. With room or saw evidence that they had Wait. That was already done. rise in tuition doesn’t help either. patient for the coming weekends. But this thought in mind, We should start been there, then that is a big problem. Every second I think of my parents on the other side, despite the numer— each day and endeavor to think more I too am “very concerned” that the Jamie Pendergrass who are spending their hard earned ous student-life hassles, I am gradu— about things we want to learn and UniversityAdministration puts the Junior moneyjust to get me through with . ally becoming accustomed to the sur- experience rather than what jobs will needs of the students to the bottom of Political Science my graduation at one of the better roundings and adjusting to the work— pay us more. the list of priorities. Perhaps the solu— schools in the United States. It is very load. The most exhilarating feeling of 1 6,5,5 TECHNICIANTUESDAY.SEPTEMBER232003

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REIS Standings Conf. Overall continued from page 8 Florida State 3-0 4-0 traveling that they have done Clemson 1-0 3-1 during the early season. Wake Forest 1-0 3-1 . [“1 really like to travel. I saw Virginia 1 -0 2-1 Niagara Falls for the first Du e 0-1 2-2 time, it’s cool,” Reis said. “In Maryland 0-1 2-2 addition, I have never played N.C. State 0—1 2-2 in games where 4,000 people Georgia Tech 0-2 1 -3 show up to watch me play North Carolina 0-1 0-3 with my team. I’ve watched games with crowds of 22,000 though.” Score Box Stat of the week 0 When it comes to her goals, ...... boo...- Reis is concise and to the point. Saturday September 20 “I want to get my major, play Wisconsin 38, North Carolina 27 Northwestern 28, Duke 10 Texas Tech quarterback B.J. Sy- volleyball and have fun doing mons passed for 586 yards in a it,” Reis said. Florida State 47, Colorado 7 Maryland 34, West Virginia 7 49-21 loss to N.C. State on Sat- With an exciting career urday, breaking the, record for ahead of her, achieving those Wake Forest 34, East Carolina 16 Clemson 39,Georgia Tech 3 most passing yards ever against goals is surely within reach. State. His performance also Reis and the Wolfpack vol- broke the Texas Tech record for leyball team begin ACC play single game passing yards. tonight at 7 pm. against Georgia Tech at Reynolds Coliseum. Saturday’s Games ...... j..Quete.9..f.the.weels... O Solutions J 9 a North Carolina at N.C. State, 2 pm. ”I DON’T Cfisfifi iF HE RAD El Wake Forest at Virginia, 3:30 pm. N Maryland at Eastern Michigan,6 p.m. 1 000 VAR SAME HAD A Florida State at Duke, 7 pm. fifififi OF A LOT MORE Cl Georgia Tech at Vanderbilt, 7 pm. FONTS are THAT SCORE~ LLJ fififififi." _J__ Q__I<(ZLIJEEU) -N.C. State head coach Chuck Amato, referring to Symons’586 passing yards. (DUJQIU) O-JOO>-

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coach 11.. Chuck Amato missed the memo. Here he is, coach of a major sports program at a major university in— Memie Ezike volved with a StaffWriter serious game like football, and he’s getting more Outside hitter Julia Reis is not your typical NC. laughs than a bad State volleyball player. toupee. Doesn’t She hails from Brazil, and has been in the United Amato know he’s States for only a month. She can speak English supposed to have well, although her close friend and teammate the personal— Bruna Maraccini helps translate into Reis’ native ity of a piece of Portuguese when needed. Her first official visit to ' Andrew washed-Up drift— State came during last year’s ice storm. Carter wood? Doesn’t “I had never seen something like that before,” COmmentary he know coaches’ Reis said, referring to the storm. answers should be Nevertheless, she came to NCSU, where the as vague or wordy freshman lives and breathes volleyball. or repetitive or short or ridiculous or In 13 games this season, she is third in the ACC boring or smelly as possible? in total kills with 127, and is on pace to break the Why can’t Amato be more ordinary? single—season Wolfpack record in that category. Why can’t he be more like an 80-year But Reis isn’t about the numbers; she’s about old calculus professor instead of a 25- the game. year old stand-up comic? “I love to play volleyball,” she said. “I just want Instead, he just has to be funny. to play well and help the team win.” Maybe it’s because he’s Italian. Maybe Coach Mary Byrne’s face lights up when Reis’ it’s because, in his words, he enjoys name is mentioned. Byrne is excited about the drinking the “grape juice.” Maybe it’s freshman’s potential to become a great player and because that grape juice really isn’t future leader of the team. grape juice at all, but (AHAl), wine. “It’s been really exciting to have her as part of For once, I just want him to drop a our program,” Byrne said. “She is really an amaz- cliche. Say something he’s gotten out ing volleyball player, yet she and her other team— of the coachspeak manual that’s dis- mates pick up tendencies from each other.” tributed at conventions and handed When Reis was preparing to play volleyball in out at midfield at the end of each the United States, she had many college options. game and before each press confer— After much deliberation, Reis chose State. ence. “I looked at schools like Virginia, Idaho, Okla- Something like, ”Well, we gave homa and South Carolina,” Reis said. “But I talked it 110 percent out there and left it all to some people from Brazil who studied in the on the field. We’ll have to make ad— United States and they said that NC. State was jusments before our next game, but a good school.” there’s a lot we can capitalize on from Reis grew up with athletics a large part of her this game. We tried hard. Bob.” life. Or, something like, ”Well, re— Her father was a basketball player and her porter, I would answer your question, mother, who Reis credits as a role model, was a but you look like you have about as volleyball player. much football knowledge as a pet rock “I originally played basketball, but my mom and your gut is probably bigger than did not like me playing,” Reis said. “She was the _ your brain, so I’ll just make some crap one who pushed me toward volleyball, and I have up and walk away quicker than you been playing since I was 9-years-old.” can run.” . Reis has had to acclimate herself to the Ameri- But Amato won’t do it. He’s differ- can style of play since arriving in the United ent. States. She sees American players concentrate REIHCIAHDOTOHQ It’s like he thinks football is a game. more on technical skill, whereasin Brazil she .eeer eaniz 31632 Red zti or misc->1 llsdvsllov 5d) bsqlsrl 25d Jorla 19d pnisve ,2i9fl siluL It’s like he’s thankful to be doing played with more freedom and concentrated something he loves for a living. I wish, much less on technical ability. just for once, that Amato would rip “Here in America, everything the coach says, also lived most of her life in Brazil, but has lived “Thank goodness I know Bruna,” Reis said. “It’s one of his players in public, or stam— the players do exactly,” Reis said. “In Brazil, play in Apex for the last four years. like her family has adopted me once we met.” pede into the press room with the is more free; coaches tell you to learn by watch- Reis and Maraccini did not know each other “We help each other out, even though I have scowl of Bob Knight. ing the games.” when they both lived in Brazil. \Nhen Maraccini only known Julia for a month,” Maraccini said. And the one—word answers -— Amato Anyone who has been in a foreign country for committed to State, she was told that another Bra- “She helps me re-learn my Portuguese, while I gives these out as if he’s saving them only a month knows that is not a lot of time to zilian player would be joining the team —— Reis. help teach her to understand English better. It for the apocalypse. Little does he become adjusted to a new culture. Since they met, their relationship has blossomed feels like I’ve known her forever.” know how bad it is when he answers Reis has had, and still continues, to make ad~ into a strong friendship. Maraccini’s time in the Both players, especially Reis, have enjoyed the five questions in one. Or when he tells justments living here in the United States. That’s United States has helped Reis adjust to life in a a story that reveals he has an actual where her friend Maraccini comes in. Maraccini new country. REIS see page7 personality. Or when he makes guys laugh so hard, liquor spews out of their nostrils. And then he has the nerve to smile all the time. As if the guy’s “human” or something. Why can’t Amato be like other coaches? Pack ready for rivalry week ‘ C’mon, Chuck. If I want to laugh, I’ll watch “Old School” again. I’ll look in the mirror. I’11 try to play football. Winless North Carolina Carolina fans or feeling like I of the season, running back If I want to leave your press confer— travels to Carter—Finely was about to crybecause they TA. McLendon barely played ence with my side cramping from were getting on me so bad.” half the game against Texas giggling so hard, I’ll spend more time this weekend toface True, North Carolina en- Tech. The sophomore power HISTORY watching sportswriters cram brownies State, who might be ters this week’s game with a runner pulled up lame on a down their throats as if there’s a pot of without leading rusher record of0—3, and the contest 67—yard run early in the third chicken wings for whomever can eat won’t be on network televi— quarter and is listed as ques— the most. I’ll pay more attention to all TA. McLendorz. sion. What’s more, with 29 tionable for Saturday’s game the ridiculous questions asked. players from Florida on the with a hamstring strain. 1990 (NEW I don’t go to a Chuck Amato press Matt Middleton roster, isn’t there a bit of Amato likened his status conference expecting entertainment Sports Editor doubt as to who the team’s to that of the week preced- akin to a night at Charlie Goodnight’s, main rival is? ing the Ohio State game, in THE SCENE: THE MOMENT: THE HERO: but that’s what I get. The only thing “No, lots of Florida guys which McLendon had just The Wolfpack With seconds Hartman gave missing from Amato5 weekly routine John Ritcher doesn’t need understand the rivalry, I 11 touches. had beaten the remaining in the State its only is a brick wall background, dim light— to be reminded who NC. compare it to Florida—Florida “Two weeks ago, I said it Tar Heels two game and the road win of the ing, smoke, beer and an admission fee. State is playing this week. State,” said linebacker Freddie would be a bonus ifhe played years in a row score knotted at year with his Then again, what stand-up comic The son of NC. State All- Aughtry—Lindsay. against Ohio State...again I’m and rode into 9,a tie appeared school-record ever rode into his act on a motorcycle? America offensive lineman Coach Chuck Amato be- going to go on record as say- Kenan Stadium inevitable. Still, 56-yard boot, his Amato did just that at one press con— Jim Ritcher, John grew up lieves his team will have no ing if he plays it’s going to be on Sept.29 with State had one fourth field goal ference last season, complete with agonizing over the State- problem getting up for the a bonus this week,” Amato a record of 2-2 to last chance to of the day. Hart- black leather threads and a helmet he North Carolina rivalry that game. ’ said. “If you’ve ever had a face what would win when kicker man still holds ordered from the Hells Angels online his father and cheerleader “Even though we have a lot bad hamstring, you can’t be North Caro— Damon Hartman many other store. mother experienced from of kids out-of—state, you can even sit down.” lina coach Mack lined up for a 56- school kicking Throughout his tenure as State’s their days in Raleigh. sense they know it,” Amato Amato then pondered Brown’s first of yard field goal. records, includ- head man, coachspeak has been about “You learn to dislike said. “They all had a rival in where the team would be if eight teams to The kick barely ing most points as common as disappointment. If Carolina at a real young high school and this is the McLendon was healthy for finish with a win- cleared the up- scored via kicks Amato wants to say someone’s fast, age growing up a State fan,” rivalry...this is the one that’s the entirety of all its games. ning record. rights and the in a career. he’ll say, “His motor is running near the sophomore tight end turned into a huge deal.” “If he had played four full Pack had claimed the red line all the time.” If he wants said.‘‘I remember going to McLendon still banged up games, Lord knows where a 3—point win. won Even though he did have his school after State had FINAL ANDREWsee page 6 or lost and either getting on first IOO—yard rushing game PACK see page 6 SCORE: ’ , NORTH CAROLINA

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