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Phone 737-2411,-2412 Wednesday, June 16, 1m Raleigh. North Cardina Volume LXIII Number 90

Staff photo by Sam Adams- Summer, 1982 / Technician'2

Th rough the years of enlight enment

by Fred W. Brown 'freedom’ yet. freshman. next two years of college easy trap to fall could turn into nothing but Features Don't tell me you’re not But it's an looking forward to getting into. By your junior year, you wasted time, effort, and Booze! Rock 'n roll! Drugs! away from Mama's apron str- probably will have decided money. Sex! -If you're a normal, ings. what you want to do with healthy, red-blooded That is why I chose 'booze' your life. If you haven’t, it You’ve probably figured American college freshman, to characterize your might be a good idea to take out by now how sex and the you are already well ac- freshman year. a break from school for senior year go together. quainted with each of these One day of freedom can be awhile. The key to your That’s right. The last year is terms. If you are, you have twice as intoxicating as a junior year is knowing what the edge on those who aren’t. whole case of beer. And if you want to do when you However, for those of you that's how one day feels, im- graduate and using your who have led sheltered lives, agine howl giddy you’ll be junior year to help you or for the rest of you who when you realize you’re on prepare for that. want 'to convince your your own for a whole The lucky people who parents that it really is to semester. know where they are going your advantage 'to know Sure, you'll get homesick. by their third year of college about these‘things, read on. You'll miss that nice soft bed, are usually divided into two Why? Because in the next the homecooked meals, and fir7~L/L¢"mail. ‘ groups. Half of them enjoy few paragraphs, together we having Mama to wash and school so much they wish it will discover how these four iron your clothes. If you ‘wise fool.’ You’ll be more would never end. The other subjects characterize the don’t, I feel sorry for you. But foolish than wise if you don’t half are impatient to get out four years of college facing allthat will pass as you make realize that being a of school and start using you. friends and get used to tak- sophomore means you start what they have learned. ing the clothes out of the taking courses in your major. Either way, all of them are dryer before they get wrinkl- Of course, this is assuming hooked. If you don’t fit into ed. that you have ch0sen a ma- Take it from a veteran. As jor. the end Even if you haven’t, the a senior, I‘m nearing x 9° of my time here. The key courses you will take your the big crescendo.' It’s the word is temperance. Don’t let sophomore year will make climax, if you will, of all that freedom go to your your freshman year seem everything you’ve been head. like your senior year in high through the last four years. I school by comparison. refer, of course, to gradua- Now let’s jump ahead in’ ‘ tion. time to your SOphomore year. OK, two down. Now you’re Graduation means many You’ve been through a whole a junior, an upperclassman different things. It's a time to year of college and you think (perhaps I should say “up— ’ look back and say, “If I could you‘ve got a handle on it, perclassperson”). only do it over again, I right? So did I until the se- This is the year I call the wouldn’t make the same cond year began. “drugs" year. That is not to mistakes.” It’s a time to look I call the sophomore year say that you have to take ‘ 7414/1, x (Lug, around you at the school and the rock ’n roll year because drugs in order to survive the friends you will no longer that is when the excrement your junior .year. see everyday. And it’s a time What is the first thing that hits the revolving air What I mean is, this is the to look ahead to the future, comes into your mind when oscillator. year most students finally one of these groups when and pray that you’re you think about booze? Get- The word “sophomore" is a get hooked on college and yOur junior year rolls around, prepared to meet it. ting drunk, right? Well, if combination of two Greek learning and all that other it might be a good time to sit But for now, let’s not you think booze will get you words, sopho and moros. stuff you thought was so cor- back and take a good look at worry about all that. drunk, you haven’t tried Taken together, they mean ny when you were a yourself. Otherwise, your Anybody want a beer? 0.0...OOOOCOOO’OOOOOOOOOOOOOO'

The 1982 Freshman/Transfer Student Orienta- tion Special would never have appeared without the efforts of a dedicated group of individuals called:

THETECHNICIANSTAFF

99‘t Specnal 99‘t Special Sam Adams, Tom Alter, Dennis Atkinson, Liz Blum, Fred Brown, Clayton Brinkley, Tom Carrigan, Jeff Cooke. Single and Dennis Draughon, Nathan Eller, Kimberly Frazier, Reg. Chili and Milton Howell, Terry Keever. Tim McCarthy, 16 02. Ice Tea- Teresa Moore, Karl Samson, David Sneed, Tom Vess, 16 02. Ice Tea - Betsy Walters, Valerie Wylly, Bruce Winkworth, cheese and tomato extra David Wooten ’ plus tax Good at Western Blvd. only Good at Western Blvd. only with coupon only with coupon only ------—--L—----J a L Summer, 1982 Technician 3 What should be expected?

Welcome to the world of State Allow me to introduce myself. I am a notorious col- umnist, general rabble m were ‘me scam? rouser and perpetual fifth- year freshman. You could be this as well but I wouldn’t ad- vise it. ll! Ill”! But my purpose right now is to help you ease into the the course as it stands is life of being a student. They almost impossible to pass. It — as in the powers that be at has something like 70 per- cent Ds and N05. NF as in No the Technician let me Fun, Man. write this because they know that I have been a freshman This is an editorial com- for. a long time and therefore ment. I think that the am an expert on the subject University should do something and because I‘m extremely about this course pronto. It has passed prolific and we weren’t sure the point of being ridiculous. It is how much space we had to fill. now totally incredibly ludicrous. By the way, in case you But don’t let me scare you. haven’t noticed or heard, I go It isn’t that bad. The best off on tangents. Just stick thing to do is not be afraid to with me ‘— I’ll get to the ask questions. Believe me, point in a minute. you’re going to have to take enough ridicule from up- A few words of advice — it perclassmen without getting . is extremely easy to get your lost on the “huge acreage we priorities confused during call State or running into the beginning of your sojourn brick walls. at college. This is bad Besides, it makes up- because it means that you a) . perclassmen feel important get bad grades and when you ask questions. And therefore, b) get your funds when they feel important, it cut off or c) get good grades takes the heat off you a little and have no social life and bit. So. ask questions if you therefore, d) miss the whole don't know. I could tell you hot. but you meet a lot of peo State’s yearbook; and the And I mean that literally. point of coming to college. some horror stories about ple and do a lot of things and Windhover, State’s literary So, welcome to North College is an education but what happens to people who generally have fun when you magazine. Carolina State University. I your knowledge will not pretend to know something aren’t over deadline or have We’re all located on the hope you have a good time necessarily come from books. when they really don’t. dead air or some fun thing third floor of the Student here and don’t go absolutely College .means learning to The first few days are go like that. The publications Center and you’ll probably bonkers like 99 percent of the deal with people on a one-to- ing to be miserable. Especial? are the Technician. a special get a tour of it sometime dur- people who are already here. one and group basis (such as 1y if you don’t know anyone edition of which you are ing your orientation period. But you probably will, ’cause 10 people in one dorm suite on campus. You will want to reading now; WKNC-FM, But stop by and see us that's the only way to deal fighting over the phone). die. You will want to go State’s best rock and radio sometime one on one. There with the pseudo-reality we coordinate your time so you home. Take my advice. Don’t. station; the Agromeck, is always someone up here. call college. can study and hit the strip on Stay up here, even on the the same evening and learn weekends, until you get used wthHt , \x \\ on \ Lion». .M>(:<)L) ( M i. to pick up your socks and not to School, meet some people wash that red Izod with your and are fairly comfortable. white pants. This could take all of two weeks. Get acquainted with SCHOOL KIDS’ Records Social interaction is the You will get over this feel- selection of Rock, Soul, Jazz, key to enjoying your stay at for the widest ing of total ignominy, Imports, Disco, Country/.Bluegrass, used State. Of course, it means hopelessness and loneliness. records, and Special Orders welcome. writing letters home telling Join a club that interests (Mom and Dad that you’re stu- you. Go to dorm and other dying (that interesting per- campus functions. I know, SCHOOL KIDS’ son you met at Ed’s). eating potential bore. But you’ll end has been at NCSU for over seven years offering right (stuffing your face with up meeting other people who students the BEST prices in Raleigh. McD’s burgers and lots of piz- think the same thing and of sleep We're located za). getting lots you’ll probably end up having (right through your first something in common and in the Western Lanes Building across from three classes). meeting lots of make a new friend. the library. .nice people (the gang at Key goal: make friends Mitch’s) and generally and meet new people. School leading the life you led while is to help you broaden your Single LP’s living at home (minus a major horizons and the best way to influence of “Be in at mid- do that is broaden your range night or no more can”) of knowledge of people. 699 or LESS! But it is possible to pass 0.x. I’ve talked enough on Chem 101 and still enjoy the what you should do. No one is going to take my. advice, I finer things of college life. SCHOOL KIDS RECORDS _ Well, maybe not pass the realize. But I feel better at course first time around. but least giving you a warning. .. 2516 alasryighbmreet _. at least on the second~ or Here’s the plug “they” told third try. You will soon learn me I had to put in. that Chem 101 is the The publications are ' (Also “at Quail Corners Shopping Center in anathema of all freshmen. always looking for people to North Raleigh) Not to discourage you, but help out. The pay isn’t that 1‘) rrrrrrrrr \

Summer, 1&2/Technician 4

Fun, entertaining escapes exist. . .

theatre on campus. The by Liz Blum Memorial Auditorium on State students or by season show? Call 755-6058 for audi- South Street is the home of membership for non- tions and performance dates. theatre is completely our very own N.C. Sym- students; memberships go on The Student Theatre Guild oriented to students, produc- So you’ve just breezed into phony. Concerts, plays, sale in the spring. The Inc. of Raleigh sponsors ing approximately nine the land of red, white and dance festivals and so on are Raleigh Music Guild offers three facets; performing shows per season using stu- wolves (that is, by the way, held there throughout the four performances annually. groups, drama classes and- dent talent. All students are N.C. State) from the out- year. For information on the .welcome to participate in skirts of Outer Mongolia or symphony and its perfor- every facet of a show from some other culturally- mances, call 733-2750. The watching to performing. If deprived area like Chapel Raleigh Civic Ballet conducts you don’t know how, they’ll Hill. 10 performances each season teach you. Shows are free Well, you are no longer in Memorial Auditorium. with a student ID. Call culturally deprived. Raleigh The Raleigh Civic Center. 737-2405 or drop by for a offers many ways to amuse directly across the street chat. yourselves when Chem 101 from Memorial, holds almost Lazy and still want to' isn't hanging over your head. every large gathering from know what’s going on? Call Many of these are within conventions to rock concerts the Cultural Program at walking distance of campus. ‘ to discount fairs to craft fairs 737-3105 for a rundown on up- The Triangle area and on and on. Call 755-6011 coming events. Communing (Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill) for a run down on upcoming with nature turn you on? offers everything from Bach events. Raleigh is located within 140 to the B-52s, Beaujolais to The N.C. Museum of Art miles of the mountains and a Budweiser, pirouettes to at 107 East Morgan St. is little over two hours from the poisonous snakes. . . well, you rated among the top 20 in the nearest beach. But if you get my drift. There are nation. It holds over 2,000 don’t feel like driving that far several good magazines that works valued, at over $8 for the great outdoors, try list where and what to doin million. Don’t get any ideas, any one-of Raleigh’s 45 ‘. the area on a weekly or mon- security is very tight. Plus it The William B. Umstead thly- basis such as the has the world’s first gallery “Triangle Pointer" or the for the blind, the Mary Duke Spectator. Biddle Gallery. Phone I’d like to offer a synopsis 733-3248. of things you can do when The N.C. Museum of you're just sitting around, Natural Historyis where you wishing for something to do find poisonous snakes (livel). and don't really feel like call- along with the story of our ing home with the age-old state’s history and natural question begun on a rainy resources. Location: 101 _ day by a three-year-o‘ld, Halifax St; phone 733-7451. “Mama, what can I do now?" For the best in classical Culturally inclined? music and dance at the Raleigh is crawling with lowest price, contact State’s ways to better your mind and Friends of the College at stimulate you aesthetically. 737-2835. Admission is free to

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Pizza, Spaghetti, Lasagna, Garlic bread, Soup, Salad, PLUS ”Soft-serve ICE CREAM ” Gall Sanford Winston at seminars under the direction located on US. 70 737-2452 for information. of Alex Dantre. Call 782-3638. West, offers 5,200 acres of Enjoy live performances of The Village Dinner recreational facilities for well-known and not-so-well- Theatre in Morrisville offers camping, hiking, boating and known plays?’ Well, Raleigh Broadway. entertainment picnicking. Pullen , bet- is crawling with frustrated along with a gluttonous meal. ween Pullen Rd. and Ashe thespians. Try the Raleigh Both professional and local Ave. directly across from the Little Theatre for excellent talent are incorporated into Quad, has a beautifully local talent and professional- these shows. Call 787-7771 restored merry-go-round, a direction. It’s located on for reservations or informa- train, boats plus a large play Village Inn Pizza Parlor - Pogue St., perpendicular to tion. area with swings, tennis D.H. Hill Library. The Stewart Theatre, located 3933 Western Blvd. courts, jungle gyms and ‘lots theatre also boasts the in State's Student Center, of- of shady trees for impromptu Across from Best Products nasal. Little- Theatre Rose fers professional tour com- picnics. Lake Wheeler ‘on _l Garden with around 5,000 panies, concerts and movies Lake Wheeler Rd. has 60 plants and is perfect 'for to students (that’s us!) at lit- acres of land and 540 acres of 50* OFF strolling about on aleisurely ’ tle or no cost. They have 12 water available for water ski- day. Information can he performances per season of ing, picnicking, sunning and NICHTIME PRICE found by calling 821—4579. the dramatic bent. Call boating. Theatre in the Park. on 737-3105 or drop by the infor- Raleigh also offers many NIGHT TIME ONLY From 5-9 Pullen Rd. across from the mation desk on the second jogging and biking trails, Bell Tower, offers great floor of the Student Center. golf, tennis, swimming, etc. Village lrjn Pizza“ Parlor shows at low prices. Directed Or flip through the. Techni- Contact the Parks and \I " by Ira David.Wood, local ac- cian for more information. Recreation department at EXPIRES AuCus‘f 11,.1982 "t0!‘!r1ieliver_ a fine evening's 1 Frauh Thompson Theatre. 755-6575 for locations and entertainment. Want to get more affectionately known as special events. State i If involved or see the next Thompson, is the student-run boasts tennis courts, swim sum... as 1...... caan5

. . . . . capital cuty from dusk to dawn ing, free use of gym facilities, students through the year. cover charge. 834-0524. 18 required. discount member- deck. Cover charge. 8516243. including a new Universal Check the Technician, and up. ships to students. Cover 18 and up. thing-a-ma-job in the weight posters around the campus Silver Bullet Saloon -— charge. all ABC permits. Crazy Zack's — 3623 room. or the UAB office on the Morgan St. Extension. Live 832-5411. 18 and up. Hillsborough St. Beach bar. Want to see the stars, but third floor of the Student entertainment. cover charge. Edwards Grocery — 1912 D.J.. dance floor. Some rock the sun’s shining? Try the Center for information. 834-9006. 18 and up. Hillsborough St. D.J.. dance played. Cover charge. Friday Morehead Phnetariuln on Raleigh boasts over 45 Jake’s Tavern — Mission floor. Cover charge. 821-3566. happy hours. 828-0056. 18 and the UNC-CH campus. For in- bars, taverns and general- Valley Shopping Center. No 18 and up. up. i play games - 2112 Just about all these bars Hillsborough St. Pinball ar- run some sort of special dur- ing the week such as ladies cade. Beverages served. night, 834-2911. men's night. male strippers. happy hours or Mitch’s Tavern — 2426 whatever the promotions Hillsborough St. T.V.. taped director feels will draw in the formation on upcoming pro watering holes. Listed below cover. Food and all ABC per- music. pinball. pool. Tavern crowd. Check the grams, call (919) 933-1248 or are some of the popular mits. 834-8935. atmosphere. 755-9233. 18 and newspapers or call the bar 933-1236. hangouts of State students as The Switch — 2408 Paula St. up. If you wish to forego the well as a few off-the-beaten off Wake Forest Rd. Live Tut’s — 3911 Western Blvd. (See “Local, ” page 7) outdoors, consider the varie- . entertainment. Membership D.J.. dance floor, outdoor ty of movie entertainment in Raleigh. Many of the theaters offer a Tuesday night or a selected matinee bargain. Usually the admis- sion to these specials is $1.50. Check the paper - you can read it free on the second floor of the Student Center or at the library. Here's a listing of the theaters in the area. Check the yellow pages of your phone book for the phone numbers. Cardinal Theatre, North Hills. Popular movies. Center Drive-In. Hwy. 70 East. Adult films. Cinema I & ll. Mission Valley Shopping Center. Popular .,;:;;-. movies. Colony Theatre. 1620 Glen- W'v-.M\'b‘o¢w-NN . ».*.A..:...:~.'~.«.\‘;. ’. ‘- . ~‘ - ;~.-..» .. wood Ave. $2 admission all shows. Fairly popular movies. Staff photos by: Falls Twin Theatre. Falls Village Shopping Center. Brinkley Popular movies. I Wayne Beyer, Clayton Forest Drive-In. US. ‘1 North. Popular movies and a!“ ‘3' and Patrick Cha man weekend flea market. to try. For a more complete. ‘ g /\‘_/\'/-\_’ /\/-\_/- V \ ”\— Imperial Cinema IV. Cary list, check the yellow pages Village Square. Popular under Nightclubs. Taverns. movies. or Cocktail Lounges. Studio One. 2420 D.J.’s T xtbook Hillsborough St. Popular Cafe Deja Vu’ — Cameron movies (evenings), adult Village Subway. Private . movies (matin-ees), and great lounge. All ABC permits, litre ' entertainment. 833-3449. late-movie specials. Has used and new texts for Terrace Theatre. 5438 Six Membership required. cover. Forks Rd. Popular movies. charge. 18 and up. - Towers Twin. Towers Shopp- Hilton Underground -— Freshmen Courses at N.C. State. ing Center. Popular movies. Hilton Inn, 1707 Hillsborough Tryon Theatre. Tryon Hills St. All ABC permits, ,cover Shopping Center. Popular charge, nice dress required. We specialize in Used Books. ,movies. live entertainment. 828-0811. Valley Twin. Crabtree Valley 21 and up. j Shopping Center. Popular Music City - 3218 Yonkers Used Books cost less movies. Rd. Largest country-western Live Village Twin. Cameron club in the southeast. than New Ones. rock ‘n’ Village Shopping Center. entertainment, some Discounts on some shows. roll. 829-9572. 18 and up. We The Union- Activities P.C. Goodtime’s Drinking buy books back. —- 3009 Board offers free or inexpen- Parlour of Raleigh Live enter- sive films to students with a Hillsborough St. School supplies also available. charge some current registration card. tainment. Cover 832-9123. 18 and up. Each person with this iden- nights. tification gets to bring along Big Bad Wolf - 3112 l,)..l.‘s 'l"cxthooks Live enter- one guest. These films are in Hillsborough St. 18 and 2416 Hillsborough St. (upstairs) Stewart Theatre or the tainment. 828-2952. up. . , Erdahl-Cloyd Theatre. The 832-4127 — Cameron Village UAB also offers happy hours The Pier Live entertainment. and free concerts for Subway. Summer, 1982 Technician

See State’s Silver Screen

Raleigh offers fix for film addicts

by Karl Samson the evenings it shows foreign Copy Editor and independent films. Special ticket prices are “Two tickets please," said available to students who the young woman at the . present their campus iden- ticket window. tification card. This theater “That will be 88 please." also shows “late flicks" which replied the ticket-seller. are aimed at the college au- How many times have you dience. heard such an exchange If you get your kicks from while standing in a movie martial arts films, the Colony theater ticket line? With the Theatre on Glenwood Ave. cost of a college education should keep you happy. skyrocketing. few students Tickets here are usually 32, can afford to pay these exor- and the theater often shows bitant prices. However, there double-features. are several alternatives to Commercial theaters the movie ticket blues. aside, the best deals in town Most theaters in the can be found right here on Raleigh area offer discount the State campus. There are priceson the first show of four major film programs at each, day. There are also State: the Sight and Sound businesses that act as Series, the Foreign Films distributors of discount Series, the Stewart Theatre movie passes which are good Series and the weekend films at any time for most films. in Stewart Theatre. The theaters that honor dis- If you can bear to wait counttickets are the Mission eight or 10 months to see a .xTwin, the Imperial IV, good film, it will probably .' inal and the Towers show up in Stewart Theatre distributors are Twifiif-Two for $1 or less. Some of the of these films shown each the cashiers office at Sears in films to be shown this fall in- semester. Most of the time, Craig” Valley Mall, and clude: On Golden Pond, these are very popular older Branti Banking and Trust Diner, Ragtime, Time Ban- films. (BHQT) on the corner of dits, Chariots of Fire and. There are two series Kimough St. and Oberlin Richard Pryor — Live on the shown in the Erdahl—Cloyd Roafif' Sunset Strip. Various older Theatre in DH. Hill Library. South Hills Twin A50, films are also shown on the The Foreign Films Series in Cary shows all of Theatre weekends in Stewart shows older films in its films for $.99. These are Theatre. Some of those being languages which are taught usually; films which have shown in the fall are: Star at State. These films are their recently completed Wars, Outland, Animal screened on Tuesday nights first runs in area theaters. House and Mean Streets. throughout the semester. The Studio One Theatre on The Stewart Theatre The other series shown in is an Series is a subscription Erdahl-Cloyd Theatre is the ' anomaly among area series of films which are Sight and Sound Series. This theaters. During the day it shown on Thursday nights. is a showcase for quality in shows X-rated films, but There are usually about six films from the silent era up to the '603. These films can be seen on Monday and Wednes- V day night every week of the semester. One night of the week a special series is run. In past semesters, this series has focused on musicals, the films of Alfred Hitchcock, the silent era, the ’303, ’40s, ’50s and horror films. The other . night of the week almost anything, might show up. [y COLLEGE This fall the special series ‘ -~rAiN'r a com 5110?, INC. will center on Hollywood couples such as: acy & Hepburn, Hope It‘firosby, ’ seamen a DOMESTIC AUTO saunas Bogart Bacall. urel & Serving Raleigh Area Since 1958 Hardy and many others. ‘ There are also many 1.5a COMPLETE sour assumnmc. special events held -{:_ DQUALITY PAINTING . Fifi throughout the school year. 5 ;:OCOMPLETE AUTO L .1 Free films are shown during GLASS SERVICE exam week in Stewart .0 WRECKER SERVICE Theatre. These are usually ; FOB ESTIMATES CALL films that will help, you forget your miseries. Also, _' 1 828-3100 ‘ films are sometimes shown Guest lecturers also ap- Don’t let the high cost of 1022 South Saunders outside the Student Center pear in Stewart Theatre. In going to the movies get you by the fountain. This fall you the past Frank Capra, Mel down. There are many alter- can see Animal House and Blane, Roger Ebert and natives in the Raleigh area An American Werewolf in William Friedkin have all for a student on a tight London outside. spoken here. budget. Summer, 1982 / Technician 2

Don’t wait till December

Students need to see adviser ASAP by lbberly ‘Praaier viser, make sure that you call committed to a specific cur- Entertainment CoEditor ahead of time to set up an ap- riculum choice. especially if pointment. Most likely, your they have declared their ma- There are several new pro adviser, like any other facul- jor as “undecided." cedures that freshmen will ty member, will have classes Be logical when signing up have to become familiar with to teach and will not be in his for courses. For those th'n fall as newcomers to office every hour of the day. students who like to sleep State —- loan agreements, The letter you will receive late and dislike seeing the transportation systems (CAT should have your adviser‘s sun rise, 7:50 classes are not buses). teaching methods of work phone number and of- adviseable. And the same the faculty members, testing, fice hours, in addition to his goes for those who like to drop-add day, etc. One of the name. spend the afternoons outside most important persons to If you can‘t get in touch - don’t sign up for 4:20 meet though, will be the with your adviser right classes. faculty adviser. away, don’t worry, keep on Some students may have a Each freshman will receive trying. Remember many of job to worry about in addi- a'letter from the school he the faculty advisers are just tion to college. If so. don't was accepted into. that in- as new in their position as take a heavy class load — forms him of who his faculty you are as a_freshman. homework is a lot more than adviser will be for the year. During orientation, you reading a couple of pages of It is important to get in touch may not have the same facul- history, or doing a couple of with faculty advisers as soon ty adviser assist you for pre- calculus problems; work out as possible in the beginning registration as you will have prepared to ask any that problems such as “see classes to the most conve- — not the end — of the in the fall registration. Your necessary questions. department" might show up nient time slot. semester. adviser for orientation When you are filling out on their schedules. These Be sensible. Again. Don't wait until though, should explain the your course schedule use in- problems can usually be remember to meet with facul- November, see your adviser difference in pre- telligence. Don’t sign up for resolved through contact ty advisers — they can’t help in September. You need to registration, registration and courses to block out hours. with the faculty advisers in you if you don’t get in touch discuss potential or minor change day. Other students usually need the fall. with them. And faculty ad- problems before they become As a student, make sure these spaces. Your adviser Also emphasize to the visers, remember to give major ones; if there seem to you study the information in will explain pre-emptive students what adding and useful advise to the students be no trouble areas. just the schedule of courses and scheduling procedures. dropping courses involves - when they schedule their meet with your adviser to in your registration packet All advisers should be of how important it is to meet classes — this may be a get acquainted. before you meet with the ad- aware of how important it is deadlines. Remind the slightly different procedure ’ When you go see your ad- viser. In this way you will be to emphasize to the students students that they are not for them.

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(continued from page 5) Western Lanes - Bowling subs, happy hour. Are you a joiner? There publications are all located alley and restaurant. Mid- Restaurant. are over 250 organizations on on the third floor of the Stu- for upcoming bands and night bowling. Blimpie’s —— Sandwiches, campus that are recognized dent Center. There will be specials. Most have a tape Brothers - Italian food. subs, pinball and video by State’s Student Develop- tours conducted during the listing their future events. Very filling for low price. games. Happy hour. ment. Heaven knows how period of freshman orienta- The Sunday edition of the Restaurant. Breakfast House — 24-hour many there are that aren’t. tion. The News and Observer lists Two Guy’s — Italian food. restaurant. All ABC permits. Plus, there are always posi- And if none of these appeal all the bands coming to the Again. very filling for low Edward’s Grocery -‘— see tions open on the publica- to you. try any one of area that week. price. Restaurant. above. tions, the student theatre, Raleigh's many shopping There’s also a little place My Apartment Lounge — Darryl’s — Restaurant. student government, frater- centers. A huge flea market called the “Strip” where a Topless bar. General college-oriented nities, sorOrities and musical is held at the N.C. State large percentage of students Baaley’s - Homemade food menu. Lounge area. Good organizations for warm Fairgrounds every Saturday go. The “Strip" constitutes just like Mom’s. Great for lunch deal. bodies. and Sunday. Hillsborough St. starting breakfast or lunch. Also Player’s Retreat — Oldest For example. you could ap- I could go on and on with the Big Bad .Wolf and catering service. Restaurant. existing bar in Raleigh. Right ply to be a d.j. on WKNC-FM, forever ’cause Raleigh is a going to the corner of Oberlin Counter and booth seating. around the corner from Dar- a writer, layout/design or big town. But alot of things , Rd. and Clark Ave. All these Arabesque - Middle- ryl’s. Food and drink. generaltype newspaper per: are within footsteps of your places are within walking Eastern food. Pianist some Restaurant with tavern at- son at the Technician. same door. There‘s something for distance. Here 'is a list in nights. Restaurant. mosphere. everyone’s tastesa d pocket- order of location. , -- Mitch’s see above- Also Of course. there are always kind of stuff for the books. It could be appening EC. Geedti-es Drinking serves lunch and dinner of things to do on campus. Some Agnornech. State’s yearbook. as close as outside your own Parlour of Raleigh -— see sandwiches and soups. organization is sponsoring contribute works to the Win- window. ‘ dhover literary magazine and College doesn't have to be above. ARestaur and tavern. . some event somewhere all lhcnit Tswne - good for the time. All you have to do is so on and so -forth. The just books. you know. breakfasts especially. Late f at low keep your eyes peeled for night snacks. Open 24 hours. price. Great “ za” bread posters. listen to WKNC-FM, Sterling’s - Ribs, etc. 88.1, for information or read Restaurant. Sadlack’s — ndwiches, the Technician. Not an clinics are the same. ”01 Hillsberough St. Wmamtdecisionthat’smadeeasierby Sandwiches .and' subs. the women of the Fleming Center. Counselors are Restaurant. SAVE THIS AD FOR avaflabledayandnightto support andunderstandyou Golden Key — Greek food. Comfort, safety, privacy, andan-iendlystafl'. . . that’s Restaurant. Good baklava. FALL SEMESTER whatthell'lemingCentei-iaanabmm Swansea’s Ice cream and sandwiches. Restaurant. REFRIGERATORS FOR RENT 1mm trauma-ting Subway — Sandwiches and FIVE AND A HALF FEET TAll. mush-huh. .mm subs. Very filling. uptoIOwsstn Veryenrhmtssts Restaurant.- Ole The Hot Dogs — Hot AAA. RENT ALL cm rel-ease say or night dogs. Fountain-type at- rumour-museum mosphere. Restaurant. Students Supply

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Balancing precariously between a rock and a hard -. place, as usual, with a beer in his hand, as usual, is our This brown-eyed beauty ls Liz Bium, illustrious Technician summer editor in chief, Tom Car- news editor. Shown here at her favorite rlgan. His favorite activity is giving orders -— unfor- pasttime, running her big mouth, and in ' tunately, they are ignored. her favorite outfit, she keeps the office "dam; is not a weak attempt at on a C0080"! alert ‘'0' flying “"5009 posing for a Playgirl centerfold. Tim McCarthy, ad manager, smiles and obicctS. as well. The news dcpart- This damn Yankee transplant is broadly and gets things gratis. ment has not been kind to her. Tom Alter, summer entertain- l-iis ambition is to have a beer ment editor. Depicted in his more gut, break 90 in golf and attend active state, Tom is one of the lots of country club functions. if more laid-back members of the he offers to sell you something, staff. At least during the day — run. The fraternity type. nights are a different story.

This solemn young man prefers to spend his weekends alone in " . the country with a shotgun, Pabst This man gets no respect. If he A creature from beyond landed in our office about three years Blue Ribbon, dog and pickup got any, he'd faint. David Sneed, ago. All efforts to extricate him have failed. This extraterrestrial truck. Terry Keever, sports 033'!th news “MOT and an Of- being is Sam Adams. our production manager. He is currently my. editor, uses four gyflgbhg for flce fixture, spends his off hours ing an affair with our Trendsetter. every preposition, making bombs and drinking. Long . Island Iced Teas (no, they aren’t Under this calm exterior lies a made with tea bags). desperately driven man. instead of his frustrations spewing from his mouth, a lot of nonsensical garble comes out. Jeff Cooke, features editor, joins Sam on his dates with the Trendsetter. He tries hard.

Staff Photos by Sam Adams Clayton “Shutterbug” Brinkley, photo editor, spends a good deal of time in the dark — literal- ly and figuratively. Even though he's got a sharp eye, his brain tends to run a bit on the foggy This winsome creature is our production manager, Teresa- Moore. side. Everyone loves him the The office is taking bets as to whether she has vocal chords. typical Ail-American boy.

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Walk-on Tryouts

by Bray Toot

Attention! Any freshman who is in- terested in .trying- out ‘ for a spert as walk-on should” go to the coaches' office and talk it over with the in— dividual coach. Some of the coaches’ offices have been chang- ed since .the opening of the Weishger Brown Building. Located. in Weishger Brown Building are the track, football and wrestling offices. All others are located in the Case Athletic Center. Case is located beside Reynolds Coliseum and the Weishger Brown Building is located L behind the track. Technician file photo Staff photo by Clayton Brinkley Robert Abraham closes in for the kill. - Ginger Rouse Chuck Nevitt shoots over Sampson.

81-82 in review, the tradition goes on

by Bray Toot The Wolfpack needs your . running backs in the nation. In men's swimming, State tourney. In the tourney it did . Sports Writer support to assist these two The Wolfpack was not as for- won its 12th ACC title in a not fare as well as it had in groups of students in con- tunate, finishing fifth in the. ‘row, but it failed to score in the regular season, as it was Welcome to the Pack. For trolling tempos and putting ACC. . , nationals. Lead by RT. . knocked out in the first the first time, you will par- pressure on opponents. On the soccer field, coach DeGruchy and Chuck Gaul round. ‘ ticipate in one of the greatest This past year State finish- Larry Gross’ hooters put ’ the Wolfpack walked ' away The woman’s basketball sports programs in the coun- ed a close third in the Car- together one of their best with most of its matches. team also made it to the try. Students can play a big michael Cup standings records ever. Lead by a mix- Gaul was named the team's NCAA. It made it as far as part in the way a team per- behind North Carolina and ture of players, State‘ MVP and one of the outstan- the Eastern Regional forms. In the past. State Clemson. The Carmichael qualified far its first NCAA ding swimmers in the ACC. Semifinals. In its loss, Ginger crowds have not been known Cup signifies the ACC school Tournament with a 17-3-1 In Wrestling, coach Bob Rouse and Connie Rogers for their student support, but that has had the most success record. Guzzo and his troops won ended their four year career last year the students united in its overall sports program. The State women's Cross their second ACC title in a at State. and became one of the most Last fall, State supporters Country team won the ACC row and their third one in In the spring State won a vocal crowds around. You, as were disappointed when they Championship and finished four years. At the ACC cham- share of its first ACC Track freshmen, will have the op- watched the Pack play hard fifth in‘ the nation. The team pionships, State won six of Championship. In doing so, portunity to help keep this but go down fighting in seven coached by Tom Jones, also the 10 weight classes. In the the Pack qualified 11 run- kind of spirit going. contests. After a strong early sported the NCAA In- NCAA tournament State ners for the NCAA's. Two student groups got season the breaks and dividual Champion Betty finished 8th and had two The golf team placed 8th in together last year and helped bounces went awry for coach Springs. This was the third wrestlers, Tab Thacker and the NCAA tournament. This promote State athletics. A Monte Kiffin’s squad. time in three years that Frank Castrignano, to earn was the best placing in the group of students from Owen Nothing went the Wolfpack’s State has come away with all-America status. Pack’s history. During the dorm formed the “HOZE way except freshman runn- the individual title. Julia The women swimmers also regular season the State Squad," and with the help of ing back Joe McIntosh, who Shea won it the two previous represented State well, with linksters won, remarkably, the cheerleaders, another went any way he .could over years. . a second place finish in the seven tournament titles on group of students formed the opposing defenses. Out of the winter sports, ACC. State qualified several their way to being named the “NCSU- Pep Club." These As the season closed, State had two ACC cham- swimmers for nationals, number one team in the two groups helped bring McIntosh led the ACC in pions, wrestling and men’s among them was ACC South. Nolan Mills finished State’s sixth man back into rushing and established swimming. Both teams were Outstanding Swimmer Amy with a tie for 11th in the the game. himself as one of the best defending champions. Lepping. In the NCAA, State NCAA tourney. . finished 8th. The baseball team and the The Wolfpack rifle team lacrosse team had, their competed in its first NCAA troubles this spring. The championship and it came injury-riddled baseball team College away with a ninth place could only manage a fourth- » finish. place finish. State opened its Last year, Re‘nyolds Col- Beverage summer league play on May iseum was the sight for both 31. The lacrosse team could the men’s and women's only manage a fourth-place Everything You Need In Party Supplies Eastern Regional Basketball finish. In its final game of the action. This was the first year, the lacrosse team time that both tournaments fiKEGs *srx PACKS *COOLERS retired former Wolfpack had been held in the same legend Stan Cockran"s . *CASES *ICE *WINE place. . Jersey. The men's basketball team As freshmen, you will have surprised “Within walking distance several people and four years to see State com- of campus ” 3010 Hillsborough Street finished fourth in the ACC. pete. So go out and support Its overall record of 22-10 the Pack. because it always Open Till 11:00 832-7101 was good enough to earn needs your support. State a bid to the NCAA