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echn1clan North Carolina State University’3 Student NeWspaperSincé 1920 4““ Volume LXIV, Number 12 Friday, September 24, lm Raleigh, North Carolina Phone manna“: Turnout encouraging Board discusses new track Senate meeting initiates by Laais Manon Professors from State's history If approved. enrollment may begin Staff Writer department and William Price. direc- as soon as next spring semester. ‘Wu‘W-f-A0tr- tor of N.C. Division of Archives and Downs said. The Board is awaiting ap A new graduate program track and History collaborated on the investiga- prove] from the General Administra- ”Va host of new members plans for improvements to residence tion process that determined the need tion. 0 by Louis‘hlansa The senatoE' first duty was ap halls and the School of Engineering for the new track. The track will ex- Board members also made plans for ab,i Staff Writer prove] of t previous meeting were approved Saturday night by the pand the existing cooperation bet smoke detectors and onewey voice minutes of April 21. Student Body University Board of Trustees. ween the history department and er devices to he installed in Carroll. Met “I feel that the high turnout at President Jim Yocum then gave the At its first meeting of the year the chives offices downtown. calfand Bowen residence halls to meet Senate Hall tonight expresses the opening report and encouraged Board reelected by acclamation last “I‘m very pleased that the history new high-rise building codes. enthusiasm of this year's Student senators to keep in contact with him year's slate of officers. George M. department has decided to expand. Edwin Harris. director of campus Senators. and all students can look often. Wood of Camden. a former state and I very much believe that the planning and construction. estimated forward to an exciting productive senator. was re—elected chairman. General Administration will endorse that the 381.000 project should be year." Student Senate President Student Body Treasurer Marie completed within six to nine months. Jeff Baker said. Jack P. Gordon of Mt. Gilead was re the plan," Murray Downs. assistant “.1h-‘u"1..,2“-... _ Flow followed. Flow pointed out that elected vicechairman and was re provost and professor of history. said. The firm of Thomas and Olive of State's student legislative body the Finance Committee would only .leff Baker elected secretary. “The program as designed will be Durham was selected to install the held its first meeting Wednesday have 820,000 in funds to allocate this very strong." and as one of onlytwo life-safety devices. Engineers will night. Fifty-three newly-elected year. She urged all clubs and organiza- Provost and ViceChancellor Nash such in the Southeast. it “would be start next week on the installation members were called to order end tions to submit their appropriations pointment of attorney general N. Winstead presented the proposal quite unique and offically sworn in as the represen- requests as soon as possible. assistants recommended by for the new graduate program track useful." Downs said. plans. tatives of State's 11 schools‘ divi- which would offer a master of arts Investigations show the track will Other campus improvements will Baker reported openings in various Yocum. Fund appropriation acts be priceless to students aiming at a occur in School of Engineering sIons. were presented and tabled until degree in applied history. career in archives. It would provide buildings. Classroom space in Page Rey Camp greeted both season- Senate Standing Committees. He sug- the next meeting. The meeting was will be for Chancellor ed end novice senators. Camp gested temporary Finance Committee adjourned. ' The next step very marketable training and allow Hall will be renovated and air condi- outlined the basic principles follow- members. and they were approved. Bruce Pouiton to request approval graduates to compete for jobs tioners will be installedIn Broughton. The Senate hopes to have officers from the University of North Carolina anywher in the nation. according to a Riddick and Daniels halls. Two ed in parliamentary procedure The next meeting of Student . General Administration. The date for report pr a last year for board Raleigh engineering firms have been derived from Robert‘s Rules of elected'In two weeks. Senators will be held Oct. 6. at 7 the request has not been determined. selected m w Ht. Newbodnsmincladadths ‘ a - o review. to do the job. 1‘ ‘ Undergraduate Senators for '82-'83 Letter reveals nature of resignation AG & LIFE Sophomore Sophomore SCIENCES Laric Copes Bobby Chandler by David Snead perience. in lieu of several other can- gestion that the Technician do a pro- Freshmen / Ron Kurtz Terry Moore News Editor didates who excede those qualifica- file on Spraggins after she takes of- Tom Wood tions. solely on the basis of race. This fice. Steve Greer Jimmy Keen Former Associate Director of is a decision which I cannot in good Phillip Gordon Jeff Williams Junior Residence Facilities Kevin Nelson and conscience support." The News and Observer ed contain- Sophomore current Associate Vice Chancellor of ed the phrase “Affirmative Action/E- Junior Phil Collins Student Affairs Charles Haywood still While the candidate. Treks Sprsg- qual Opportunity Employer." Susan Ammons Joey Janning Mark Britt refuse to comment on the nature of gins. does have a master's degree in In the letter. Nelson stressed the Brenda J. White Darrell Watkins David Kornegay the fundamental disagreement that resulted in Nelson's resignation. education she “does not have any underlying principle involved' in the Junior Michael Bollard Senior However. the Technician has ob- significant residence hall experience." matter hnd decided his only honorable Kevin L. Moore Jack Lewis Bill Laundon tained a copy of Nelson's letter of a source within the department said. course of action would be to resign. Wes Brown Seniors Allen McLamb resignation. In his letter. addressed to The August 1 edition of the Raleigh Banks Talley. vice chancellor of stu- Senior Haywood. Nelson cites the nature of News and Observer contained an ad dent affairs. and Hest superior David Gillespie .John Howard the'fundamental difference that caus listing the qualifications for the posi- could not be reached for comment. Brian Jackson David Thompson ed his resignstiOn. tion as: “ .. Masters Degree in Stu- In Nelson's letter. he stated the Gil Strader Eric Terry PHYSICAL AND The letter states: “Your dent Personnel. Education Ad- reasons for his resignation were well One senior position Tony Hayworth MATHEMATIC- (Haywood's) intention is to hire an in- ministration. Public Administration. known to Haywood and other available dividual for the assistant director (of or related field. 2-3 years residence members of the “director level staff." Ken Heybrock AL SCIENCES Residence Facilities) position who hall experience. Nelson's resignation was termed DESIGN FORESTRY Freshmen meets none of the minimum qualifies When asked what Spraggins “effective immadhtoly‘l inbh letter. *1 ..- “Mmmnmmsw - tions in terms of educational qualifications were Haywood did not Nelson is currently soaking employ- Dale Midyette Anne Witkege background and residence hall ex elaborate. He held to his earlier sug- ment. EDUCATION Martha Droessler Sophomore Dan Gordon HUMANITIES Mary Jo Meador ENGINEERING SOC. SCIENCES Junior Treasurer, secretary get official approval Freshmen Rich Holloway Freshmen by James Non made up of 17 officers from students appointed two of its members-to of- Dianne Williams Senior Staff Writer and faculty and drganizes the ac fice. Tiffany Evans was appointed Bill Rankin Kevin Hight Chuck Murrill tivities of the University Student secretary. and Kurt Jetta was ap- Donnie Patterson Scot Montgomery One senior position The Union Activities Board of Center. At Wednesday's meeting. the pointed treasurer. Jetta told the Ted Farley available Directors held its first meeting of the Board discussed the Student Center Board that. despite the anticipation of Ned Trigg semester Wednesday. The Board is budget and appointed a UAB a budget surplus. he would try to cut treasurer and secretary. operation costs. Henry Bowers. director of the Stu~ "In my view there has been no con- dent Center. told the Board that he ex- scious effort to curb the expenditures Job lnner-Viewprogram attracts major companies pects the Student Center to have a of the UAB. I hope to curb some un- budget surplus in the 8283 school neccessary spending of money.'Jatta by Diana Wortmann represented: Air Force ROTC. building. R.J. Reynolds, The Bell Junior electrical engineering major year. The surplus. according to said. He also said that he belieyed that Staff Writer Aluminum Company of America. System Labs and Union Carbide. Mary Ellen Kelley said. "It was very Bowers. is due to a 36 increase in stu- he could help the UAB save ihonay on AMP Inc.. International Business A total of 30 representatives interesting. I was able to collect a dent fees that was initiated this services that it purchased from area The annual Your Job Inner-View Machines, Hewlett-Packard. Buckeye greeted approximately 600 students. great deal ofinformation for any inter- semester. merchants. program was held on Wednesday by Cellulose, Carolina Power & Light. The informal atmosphere prompted viewsI might have. Also. it was a good “We expect to gain $98,500 from the The Board alsodiscussed some ofits the Society of Women Engineers in Celsnese. EBASCO. General Motors. many questions. The most frequently opportunity for summer jobs." increase passed last year. We had planned projects. The topic ofZoo Day the ballroom of the Student Center. National Aeronautics and Space Ad- asked were: What does the company The organizers of the convention hoped that the last increase would put was brought up. and President Beltre The following companies were' ministration. N ~- News Shi- sell? What kind of engineers is the were happy with the results of the off any future increases." Bowers told Parker told the Board that it was too company looking for? How many peo program.

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