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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. SWE Vice President and co the Board. "We had not anticipated early in the year to know whether the pie is the company hiring? coordinator Beth Graham was pleased quite this size of surplus." Bowers also Board would be able to sponsor the Many students were surprised to with the turnout. She said she felt cited the current freeze in salaries of outdoor concert. Zoo Day was cancell- learn that most companies had depart- “there was a good exchange of infor- state employees as another cause of ed lsst year when the Inter-Residence ments other than those they were mation — not only did the students surplus money. The $98,500 will be Council refused to help sponsor the well-known for. One student learned find out everything they wanted to placed in UAB trust fund to be used to event. Union Carbide had a nuclear engineer- know. but the representatives were pay for rising operation costs in the The UAB will meet again on Oct. 6 ing program. pleased to talk to students without be future. to discuss the Board‘s role in However. other companies were ‘ 'ing in an interview." During the meeting. the Board also homecoming events. more directed to a specific field. Hewlett-Packard representatives Miles Davis and Harmon Luschbaugh said that “(careers in) electrical 113-1110 engineering and computers are the :1 field of the future." Air Force representatives were at - Keep the government out of the the program to emphasize the fact church. Page 9. that industry isn't the only alternative after graduation. There is a tremen- Athletic Building Is painted dous demand for engineers in all bran- rcd...orisit?Pege3 ches of the armed forces. Student reaction Was very positive." — Computers and electronics make “It was a great chance for students to music. Page 4. . btafl photo by Sandi Nor'on get to know the companies and what . The Your Job Inner-View program, held Wednesday in the Student Center they produce. and it gives companies a Banensrama makes poor, funky Ballroom, offered engineeringstudents a chance to establish contacts with chance to look at the students." Joan music. Page 5. many motor companies. Hobart said. —- Wolfpeck bootcrs celebrate fifth . win. Page 6. Research-council announces awards programs — Women’s cross-country team to The National Research Council hiis Approximately 250 new fulltIme Contributions range from 323.500 a be tested at Carter-Finley Stadium. announced its 1983 Research associateships will be awarded on a year for recent doctorates to a max- Page 7, Associateship Awards Programs for competitive basisIn 1983 for research imum of 350.000 a year for senior ' research in the sciences and engineer- in chemistry. engineering and associates. A supplement up to $5.000 — Turtle action might hinder Peck ing. The programs will be conducted mathematics. and in the earth. en- may be available to awardees holding road trip. Page 8. . I in 18 federal research institutions at vironmental, physical. space and life recognized doctorate degrees in laboratories located throughout the sciences. engineering. computer science or cer- United States. Most of the programs are open to tain areas of earth geological sciences. tweather The programs provide outstanding both US. and non-US. nationals and Applications to the Research Coun- scientists and engineers holding doc- to both recent doctorate degree cil for current programs must be today - Sunny with a high torate degrees with opportunities for holders and senior investigators. postmarked no later than January 15. around 70. Low around 45. ‘ research on problems largely of their Awards'are made in most programs 11983. Awards will be announced in Weekend: Fair Saturday with own choosing. yet compatible with the April. Increasing cloudiness on Sun- supporting for a year with possible extensions day. Highs will be in the mid-705 research interests of the through a second year. Senior ap information on specific research op and lows around 50. laboratory. plicants who have held the doctorate portunities and federal laboratories. (Forecast provided by student InitiatedIn 1954. the Associateship at least five years may request as well as application materials. may meteorologists Raymond Kicss, Programs have contributed to the shorter tenures. Inafew programs. in be obtained from Associateship Pro Donald. Cahoon and Alan Van career development of more than itial awards are made for two years grams. JH 610-01. National Research ‘ Staff photo by Drew Armstrong Meter ) 3.500 scientists ranging from recent with a possible third year of contrac- Council. 2101 Constitution Avenue. HeddenaboundssChemlstry 101 studenulouneytothesemester’sflrst ma- doctorate recipients to distinguished tual support at an academic institu- N.W.. Washington. DC. 20418. (202i loreaumwhlletapsplayedlnthebackgromd. senior scientists. tion. 3 3 4- 7 0. A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and in fact the very life of the campus are registered. it is the mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. . ' Technician. vol. i. no i. Feb i. 1920

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which has been given to us . The Senate is finally finished debnting, No one should be surprised when the rather, stalling on the question of school National Congressional Club, Helms' prayer. The filibuster was the result of Mimi-at machine starts crankina out let- North Carolina’s Senator Jesse Helms’ ters and television commercials criticiang amendment to a budget bill designed to every senator who voted either against raise the debtceiiina. the amendment or those who voted to The Helms amendment would have table it. imagine the confusion when the stripped the federal courts of the authority people in Arizona who contribute the big to act on any case involving school bucks to the Helms machine recieve a let- prayer. Helms had rallied enough votes to ter calling Goldwater a liberal because he pass the amendment but not enough voted to table the school prayer amend- votes to end the filibuster against the ment. . amendment. The Senate was tiring of the prolonged ' The Helms amendment is pointless. debate. Even Sen. Barry Goldwater ' Anyone who so desires can pray in the 5‘ R-Ar., the father of the conservative classroom or anywhere else for that mat- movement; motioned that the amend- ter. Prayer has always been and should Protect -human ife ment be tabled and effectively killed. But always remain a d ision which is left up the Goldwater motion did not pass, thus to the individualfghe Technician fully leaving the Senate in a deadlock until supports voluntary prayer by children in -Thursday,when Helms at last conceded. public schools; however, that is not. the Abortion requires moderation i'9 The school prayer amendment can issue here. it is simply a matter of separa- Abortion will again soon become one of the tempt to deny the use of any government The second condition is certainly more con- O hardly be called a partisan issue. Both tion of state and religion. Neither the 'most fiercely debated moral arguments of this funds for abortion. The indications are show- troversial than the first in that the mother's life Democrats and Republicans are filibuster- Senate nor any other government body decade. Any viewpoint on abortion which at- ing that.a fierce debate on Capital Hill will en- is not in jeopardy in the second condition. ii ing against the issue as well as voting for has any right telling the peOpie when they tempts to either condone or'reiect abortion sue. No one can tell if the Helms’ bill has a The second condition which would make l it. Helms would have the nation believe can pray. across the board is ill-advised and thoughtless. good chance of passage. However, it appears abortion a correct alternative is the case when that school prayer is strictly a conservative indeed, abortion may be the only social pro- that the bill has the support of President the baby was conceived by an act of rape or versus liberal issue. This nation was founded on the basis of blem of the late 20th century which requires a Ronald Reagan. , sexual incest. No one can know the pain a l This argument is farfetched considering religious freedom. if it so desired, the moderate stand. For to take an extreme side rape victim endures by such a crime, except l of the argument will unavoidably deny a perhaps another rape victim. l Goldwater isopposed to the amendment. Technician can choose to publish a human life its basic right to life. it seems humanly impossible to raise a baby Even Sam Ervin, the former conservative prayer. So to the senators leading the with love if the baby is a constant reminder of t senator from North Carolina has spoken filibuster against the Helms amendment Sen. Jesse Helms R-N.C. has recently in- such a terrible crime against the woman. Such against school prayer. we simply say, “Amen.” troduced legislation which will ultimately at- care includes prenatal care. Because of this unusual emotional strain, it would be correct for the woman to have an abortion performed. it should be a financial McGoVern set for comeback campaign responsibility of government to fund the WASHINGTON “Come home, If that’s a role that McGovern can neither listing the 400 richest Americans doubled the abortion if the father of the childwas unable to Arncica, to your old-fuhioned values of relish nor carve out for himself, perhaps he usual weekly rate. “We hear Washington and fund the abortion. dignity and compassion.” , _ ought to stick to the pages and college-lecture Chicago have no copies left, and that New _ These are the only two conditions which So pleaded presidential candidate George circuit. "York has almost run out,” said a spokesman. Thesupportersottheblhaveagoodargu- 'would make abortion correct. S. McGovern in 1972. Unfortunately for , _ , rti for ."Y. "$09919. ("Whit “ON? I iii ment. They maintain that abortion is aform of -‘ Legai'abortionsAbo on or al cases open up the way McGovern, 47 millloh voters told him to get murder. if society regards murder as the killn for illegal and immoral abortions. Abortion for lost.l-iisbitingmoralimperatives,aiongwitha Here and “Now ing of a human life, then abortion is a form of convenience is murder, and anyone who controversial campaign, were too much for As expected, israeii Aircraft industries Ltd. premeditated murder. That fact is of course engages in such activity is a murderer, be it the average voter. attratted much of the early interest from controversial. it is controversial because many the doctor orthe mother. indiscriminant abor- Yet, it wasn't long — the spring of 1975, to visitors at the Air Force Association's arms people regard a fetus prior to a certain stage of would be a terrible blemish on the moral value be exact~ before McGovern considmd bazaar in Washington this week. Speaking development as not a human life. However,‘ value code of 20th Century man; anothernrtionaibithistimeas'theiower Maxwell Glenn bdore a crowd of Air Force officers and in truth, it is hard to disprove the view that The value of human life is above all else. haifofaWwithSen.l-iubertH.Hurh- defense industry representatives, an iAl human life begins with the marriage of the When people start to regard convenience as phrey D-Mlnn. After three months. however, spokesman narrated a filmpresentation on genetic traits of the parents into one body more important that human life, then . Humphrey nixed the idea, thinking 'israeli reconnaissance technology ‘ with film capable of human growth and development. mankind is destined for a dangerous path of McGovern’s presence a Cody Shearer footage taken during recent fllghts over indeed, growth and development, as any no social value for life. Such thinking would Beirut. biologist would argue, is the fundamental destroy society quicker than anything else. " *“ characteristic of life, and if that development The only cases in which abortion is right is 'Actor/dmctor Warren Beatty has employed in all probability will lead to the birth of a when the abortion will preserve another life plan.accordingtoaMcGovemcontidant,"ts the services of Carter pollster Patrick Caddeil, Despite declining numbers of college human; then why shouldn't the fertilized egg, or, as only in the case of rape or incest, the ~nottowir‘t‘butrathertoshiftthefocusofthe a fellow McGovernite, to promote the film, students, one of CBS inc.'s most lucrative which is the start of the very first stage of emotional strain of the pregnancy would over- carnpaign debate.” That is, to force the Reds. Beatty wants to. identify and target with divisions is and may continue to be its college development, be regarded as human life? wheim the physiological capacities of the i tocomeup with-alternatives to direct mail those audiences most likely to en- publishing unit. The reason: the increasing if human life is considered to exist at con- mother. high defense spending. Reagan economic )oy his controversial work on the life of John number of graduate, part-time and cor- ception, is there ever a right reason to con- Medical science has currently the stage Reed. ’ respondence students. More than 37 percent sider abortion? To reply “no" would be a case where life may ultimately become a property mamofAmericanpresidehtialpoiitics No one knows if such techniques will be an of all college and university students were 25 of drawing a line without properly and ade- of the talents of man. With the knowledge hasmuchtodowith_ persuadln' giheGeorge improvement over the “word of mouth” and older in 1980, up from a 28percent share quately considering the facts. indeed, there already acquired, mankind has the ability to , Eugene McCarthys and other ' ”stem on which producers rely. if successful, 10 years before; part-time students now ac- are two conditions which, they existed. create very simple forms of life. Mankind also also-ram to re-enter the presidential creative but underfinanced moviemakers will count for 41 percent of all enrollment in would make abortion the le of two evils. has the-ability to end life in the womb. Critical . Naturally, mess“ to‘ chartered be able to demonstrate to st io chiefs where higher, education, up from 32 percent in Of these two conditions, t more morally questions have to be addressed now. Choices profitable markets lie. One -maii expert- 1970. ‘. sound of the two would be to save the life of have to be made now. These choices are of invoived with the Reds survey contends that . the mother. if a competent doctor concluded proportions which were not even dreamed 50 But as thoughtful and intelligent as George the innovation could be a bodn to small film- tit that the birth of the baby would place the years ago. ‘ McGovern is, the Democratic Party - and its makers. mother’s life in ieopardy, then an abortion These questions will be difficult to answer. constituents — would better profit from his iii Only in Washington: A Capitol Hill should be considered a legaland moraliyqight However, the ultimate goal of mankind has to contributions as an elder statesman. Why * restaurant has announced preparations for a alternative. The choice shouidlbe solely the be the preservation of life. Man must use all can’t American politicians grow up to be wise The “capitalist tool” knows what sells. The' Fiscal New Year's Eve party on Sept. 30. mother's. After all, it would be her life which technology with the intent of ultimately counselors, like the backbenchers of Britain's circulation department of Forbes magazine would be in danger and not the father’s. Also, benefiting human life and life around us. If Parliament? reports that newsstand sales for a recent issue Field Newspaper Syndicate if the doctor concluded that the financial mankind cannot‘reaiizethe truth of such a status of the mother and the father could not policy, however painful or inconvenient it fund the abortion, then federal funds should may ever be, then we as a species have no forum be made available to the mother. The logic of fundamental right to exist. indeed, if we don’t this viewpoint lies in the truth that the realize such a goal, then we will certainly tvuo, hora d'oeuwes and cocktail waitresses? i don't mother's life is already mature; therefore, her , destroy ourselves, forever. understand. life could be considered as being more DeWitt wrong about facts 'TheSnap.whoopenedtheshow.aremoreofa. valuable pop-rock dance band than a punk band. Their to society than the life oLthe fetus Kenneth Stallings is an editorial columnist for i would like to take this opportunity and con- the invasion, square with israel‘s proclaimed desire band's mudc is hardly worthy of the “brain which is not already mature. (\ I l ’ the Technician. gratulate Tom DeWitt for coming out of his of creating a strong central government in damage" tag it received. Even the Lords are rhetorical barrages and at law raising some perti- Lebanon? mellow compued to some bands. if Dotson had i“ nent questions. [think you are absolutely correct in You, DeWitt, could dismiss all these quesions by trouble surleing this show, what would happen to resorting to name calling. But i could not have put himat. say, aBlackFlagshow?BiackFlagmakes the last two questions raised in your article any bet- the Lords look lite the Go-Go's. LebanonasaresultoftheCairo‘agreementwiththe ter. i am referring to "the embrace of the murderers ihadahardtimebeiievinghowbiasedDotson' Y’" Lebanesegovernment.’ihiscannotbsconsbuedas and the fanatics" and “the illusory victories on a sounded in this review. He had the Lords con- avioluionoflebanesssovereignty.0ntheother fbundation of innocent -— dead — civilians?". How demned before they even took the stage. “i was hand. sending 85.000 troopswithtanks. airplanes can we embrace “these murderers and fanatics," now dreading the appearance of the up and com- andgunbodsmsiaaslhasdoneraciearviolflion particularly when they are supported by our tax ingbandbadly. Andallbecauseiwimessedthefirst ofiebanese apveuimty. dollars to the amount of $9.5 million a day. band.” Secondly, all available data indicates that the Mahesh K. Shah lsheanEnglishmaior?iwouidcallthisreview cease-fie negotiatedbyAmbassador HabbibinJu- Grad, MAE shallow iournaibrn, but there’s not an inch of iy, 1981 washoldlngweli.‘i'heideaofisrael‘s inva- anythingtoimmersemyseifin,norlstherean_ siontopreventattachsonGaiiieeisasmokescreen. omiceofobiectlvity. Allipickupfromthereviewis Therealpurpose Istordeawy Palestinian na- Critic rates poorly how offended he was by the whole event. The arti- . This can be seen clearly by the cle sounds like small talk between Dotson and his tsofvuious israeli leaders. For example. After reading Eric Dotson's. ”review" of The. friends, not a review. “The band’s music was 8iii. 20, Prime Minister Menachem Begin was Lords of the New Church ow, “the Lords should distasteful and loud. full of energy that went i ontheNational Public-Radioasteliing his consider religious practice, was shocked that any nowhere." How many punk bands aren't cabinetthatthedefenseofWestBankbeginsin newqaaper could send such an incompetent “distaaeful and loud"? . ‘ Beirut. reviewer on any asdgnment. iwonderifDotsoneverfeelsthattheworidisfuil! lsraelihadentaikfrombothsidesoftheirmouth Dotson obviously had no idea of what to expect of angry and going nowhere? This sounds like a_ " 7 iromsuchashow. itseemstomethatifyougoto Rex Reed review of the Vietnam war. Somehow l ' first? central government in Lebanon. Then they talk see a punk band. there are, lnevitably, going to be can't help but believe that Eric Dotson knows less “pecial security zone" for Southern punks in the aowd. Dotson seemed offended by about punk now. than before he saw The Lords of . Lebanon. How does handing over the control of the crowd. “i couldn’t get over how unfriendly the the New Church. captured territories in Southern Lebanon to Maior crowds were. That's right, unfriendly.” Was he Matt Matthews HaddadbyBeginattheBeaufortCastieeariierin harassed or something? Did he expect tablesfor JRLAN ., . ".fi‘irim‘“tWWWWW‘t,‘ U 123

Features September 24, isaz/ Technician

‘ Colorful Weisiger- Brown Creates controversy

by Steve Kearney backers have come to know roof was painted." /' Catholic diocese. not the struction of the complex. Feature Writer and love — or is it? And if f'The Athletic Council met ,1, University," Bryant said. "The building was not. what is the appropriate this summer." Bryant said. "We bought it several years desperately needed." The Weisiger-Brown Stats red. and what does it “We now have an official ago with the intent of Bryant said. ”It will definite General Athletics Facility look like? Wolfpack red. The color (of building the Weisigerv ly enhance our sports pro has been a subject of con- The color controversy is the facility) will be changed Brown facility." gram." troversy since work on the one which has a silver lining. down the road." The construction of the Thus the Weisiger—Brown structure began. As of late. It pointed out that. though Just how far down the building, named for P.L. Athletic complex has been the controversy has taken red is one of the State's col- road remains to be seen. Brown and the late Lesley both the center of controver- on a colorful look - literal- Ac- Weisiger (two prominent ‘ _ Iy. thors. nobodyht of ‘uhast everhat reallyh d Acordingl to State- Assistant benefactors of the Universi- syblems.and theThe answerbundlingto pro l The building._ . located off. is- °“‘the true $5.,”0 pack red.s a Weedon.‘h 9““ thereD‘m‘"are no“an"plans tyi. was delayed for vides much needed locker -; of Morrill Drrve and adja- l Al ba , to change the color of the some time' due ‘0 130k 0‘ space and houses the offices I cent to‘Western Boulevard. For examp e. ah_ma.s roof anytime soon funds. Most of the funds {0,- football. track and ’ is a modern structurebuilt ”'0" are crimson. w 1°}? '3 .. ' , in levels which settle a shade of red. and white. There are no plans t2 sportsderivedwerefromusedmajortorevenuepay off “ccwrestling.room, aWrestlingweight trainingprac- down a hill toward t e track South Carolina 5 “0'0'5 are ”‘3‘"? the “0"?" 0' theroqf. the debts incurred by the room. a meeting room and a and football practice field. garnet (another Shade (Pf glaidligeedon. Maybein five construction of Carter- sports medicine room reside . Adorning the structure is ’9‘” and black. So. What '2 chan ed gears 't w'” be Finleystadium. within the structure. The I metal roof that is minted State? o‘f‘le Shade 01' red' When the debts 0n the structure has also helped ' red. The color red was Until "“3 past summer. Weedon went on to give stadium were paid off in establish the official chosen. of course. because “0 one knew. and It £00k}! the results of last summer's l978. attention could then Wolfpack red by simply ' red and white are State's meeting 0‘ the Anna” Amie“? _ COMIC" meeting. -, focus on building the bringing the issue toahead. " colors. But. after the color Council to decide. The official Wolfpack red.‘in TechniCIan file photo athletic complex. a facility Now as one listens to the was chosen and applied to "There are a million dif- terms of a c0mmercial pa‘mt The roof color on the Welsiger-Brown building was problem faced during construction. that had been needed since dulcet tunes of Gary Dorn< the roof of the Weisiger- ferent shades of red." said name: _Is Shermerllra parking deck was originally the first controversy to already covered over in 1945. Wolfpack 3P0?“ had burg. the Wolfpack fan ’ Brown Building. people Wolfpack Club Executive vermillion. painted a light blue in arise concerning the brick. But according to grown from 5 to 25 sports might hear him speak of all , began to say that the color Secretary Charlie Bryant. The color controversys several places that Weisiger-Brown complex Bryan at land was not during that time and more the fan, dressed in their was not red. but a color that “Because of the way the roof rounding the new athl resembles a blue prevalent either. The wooded section even a rt of State's cam- locker space was needed. Shéfmmwmiigms yer: resembled a cross between turned out (at the new facility is not the first ti , in a small town named where the complex stands pus uptil it was bought for The Wolfpack Club took million as they sit about red and orange. athletic facility). we that the colors applied t "a Chapel Hill. The colors were was thought to be one of the the purpose of erecting the over the fund-raising efforts Carter-Finley Stadium, ’l; This is certainly not the discovered this problem. We campus structure have been eventually changed. few remaining scenic areas athletic complex. and eventually raised Somehow. it just doesn't ‘ State red that all Wolfpack didn't realize this until the Incorrect. The cast campus' The color problem is not on State's campus not ”The land was owned by a enough mOney for the con— sound the same. Bowl kicks off classified; 0 ( 0 e e Inte ects re are fo r c0 nt t CW m 15¢ ”momma Accuwnnen nnno SERVICE - Let MARK: The beautiful roses and the cm ‘ es min'mum mm of 3225 W imsniori toners Engl'sh graduate with word pro day memories wrll brighten my heart ‘ ' Al ads my be Will Mail check and cassor. do your typing Will pick up and always! I love you, Bob. l by 3.“, Egg... popular game show seen on will compete with one Each match consists of 2 Intramural play begins on 3d ‘0 CW, P.0. Barr 5693 Col» M" Call “V °' "‘9'" 78778384. TU SUITE 802 CARROLL Tl'n i he 1; Feature Writer television in the ‘ 19503 another for prizes. eight-minute halves. 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}iH Progressive rock b word of. Landscape album by Eric Dotson, and Burgess begin most of the songs. the whole Entertainment Writer group is given credit. because everyone adds his own ideas. “Progressive" is the word Richard James Borgess Credited to the songs are Walters, lyrics and wind — cofounder. producer. front man. lead vocalist and synthesizer: Andy Pask. bass; Christopher Heston. chief spokesman of Landscape -—' used to describe his keyboard; Peter Thorns. electric trombone; and band. Starting seven years ago as jazz-rock-funk in- Burgess, lead vocals. strumentalists. Landscape has “progressed" into one With the release ofManhattanBoogieWoogie into England‘s most exciting. computerized. synthesiz- the pop dance vein. Landscape. in hopes of making d. and futurist bands. Ff people dance. will soon be getting a lot of people on Deciding to get away from the screaming guitars their feet. t t e and vocals that were the basis for many of the '70s' Computerized and AAAAAA‘AAAA‘AAAAAAAAAAAAAA‘-‘AAA‘AAAvvvvvvvvw v vvvvvvvvv VV songs. Landscape has recorded and released Manhat dlscofled. Manhattan tan Boogie-Woogie. its second RCA album. Boogie-Woogie from Land- Applying the aid of computers and electronics to scape ls reachlng for the the group's music. Landscape became one of the Amerlcan audience. pioneering New White Disco bands. At first. Land- vvvvvv scape put out albums on its own label, earning a AAAAAA‘AAA‘v AAAA‘AAAAA- number of appearances on the TV show "Top of the AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL‘AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA v'vv'Vvvv Pops" and the attention of RCA. From the Tea-Rooms of Mars. the first RCA play at the Raleigh Little Theatre tonight. album. was considered a “studio masterpiece" and. September 29 October 2. October 5-9 at 8 p.m.: and soon caught England’s attention. The single. “Eins- Saturday. October 3 and 10 at 3 p.m. Adults: 85 tein A Go-Go." became a hit in the fashionable dance (weeknights & matinees). 87 (Friday Saturday); clubs on both sides of the Atlantic. students and senior citizens: $3 (weeknights). 85 (Fri- Fully discofied and computerized, Landscape day & Saturday). 82 (matinees). Reservations: released Manhattan Boogie-Ween? in hopes to get» 82.1.3111_.12.§v--- pm...dlll...... d., . . America wired to its sound. On the album. Landscape darkness now I'm all alone" are examples of the im- method composing sure co a near. Landscape con- continues its lyrical, style of dealing imaginatively. if ages projected. a ceives its songs in vid '_: form. complete with The Windhover. State's literary magazine. is now not comically. with odd subjects. Such is die title The rest of the album is filled with lines like these storyboards. Quotes Burgess, “First we paint a pic- accepting applications for staff member positions for track “Manhattan Boogie-Woogie." which is about and scored with the computerized sound that has ture. set the scene. tell a story and then compose the its 1982-83 edition. Applications are available at 3132 the conflict of scientist Robert Oppenheimer. a nice made Landscape unique. musrc." ‘ 1 Student Center. guy who just happened to be one of those responsible If the group's lyrics weren't odd enough. its Although John Walters (the- group‘s cofounder) for the atom bomb. .Theatre In The Park's holiday hit musical “A “It's Not My Real Name." the LP’s first single is Christmas Carol" will be back again this year. about the idea of changing one's name in order to Tickets are now on sale for reserved seats in create a whole new personality. Though the verses Steel Breeze releases debut LP Memorial Auditorium: These can only be purchased express a good deal of thought. the song loses its en- through Theatre In The Park. Prices: $8 orchestra; joyment in the unimaginative chorus. “It‘s not my by luck Allen . t i," Both sides of the album 37 mezzanine; $6 balcony. Please call 755-6058 for name/It's not my name/It's .not my name/It's not my Assistant Entertainment are good. Beyond “You more information. . name/It's not my name." ‘ Editor Don't Want Me Anymore" One of the catchieat tunes on the album is “Colour ’3‘ . .4) no other song sticks in .the “We were just like any 9, memory. The songs on this A Day in the Middle Ages will be held Saturday. Code (Tell Me Something New)." relating emotions other band. We really W " album are each different. sponsored by the Society for Creative Anachronism. and images associated with certain colors. “ Gree'n —— thought someone would ‘ . but still end up sounding the From 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.. there will be sword and shield the jealousy that kills/White you told me love is come along and discover us." same. fighting, dancing. games. entertainment and displays dead/Blue — the colour of the pill/Black — the explains Rod Toner of Steel Steel Breeze is a talented in front of the student center. From 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.. . . Breeze. group as can be seen by there will be a medieval tavern and a gaming house. Planned Parenthood — backing from Kim Fowley. With the release of Steel producer of the Runaways. This will be located at the Presbyterian Student ‘M‘vv‘f.~wfl of Greater Raleigh Breeze by the group of the The band has a progressive Center. 27 Horne St. same name. Toner and his sound that could use more . We’re Planned Parenthood and we're here for you band have achieved national development and versatili- A slide show featuring recent slides taken by Dr. when you need services and information that is recognition. But Steel Gerald Surh (Dept. of History) of the Soviet Union always confidential. Our services include.- Breeze never "got ty. But. time should do much discovered.” ‘ , " -' 5;. j to mature this band's sound. will be presented on Monday at 7 p.m. in the faculty IBirth Contral IMedicalExams Instead. after about six Steel Breeze receives a lounge of the 1911 building. The event is sponsored . I Pregnancy Testing I V.D. Information years of making the Califor- three-star rating. tit by the State Russian Club and is open to the public. nia circuit and personnel Remember, we're changes. Steel Breeze decid- Steel Breeze 833-PLAN liven sultan—sum ass ed to take matters into its 'Special Fee For Col- w a... mw own hands. They collected Through out the album. Anymore" and ”Every Special fall presentation loge Students__ ; me) ass-fleas about $120,000 and headed lead guitarist. Waylin Night." Toner’s sound is for the studio. There was Carpenter struts his stuff. definitely the backbone of created the band’s debut On “Lost In The 80's.""1 this band's musical. album which was then Think About You" and signature. just fer youngsters 4—_‘a bought by RCA. From that “Can’t Stop This Feeling." The rest. of the band is fill- album has come the hit he keeps the listener well- ed out with Ric Jacobs. lead Every now and then in the magic of “The Emperor's lighting designers have been single “You Don't Want Me informed of his presence. singer; Vinnie Pantleani. mundane pace of things. New Clothes." hard at work studying ar- Anymore." Rod Toner. keyboardist. bass; Ken Gooruluan, rythm something new happens. “The Emperor's New chitecture and theatre prac- “You Don't Want Me seems to carry the album. guitar: and Barry Louten- Not just something dif- Clothes" is the traditional tices of our Oriental friends Anymore" is the first track His intricate. musical thal. drums. Jacobs was dif- ferent, but something en- tale of the vain Emperor and and have put together a on Steel Breeze. With its keyboard playing keeps the ficult to find because the tirely new occurs to break his love of beautiful clothes most authentic set as well as strong keyboard backup and album flowing. His playing band needed the perfect up that pace. And eventual- and of the unscrupulous costumes and lighting. The unique vocals. it has'a catchy is particularly evident on voice to fit in with its “or- ly one of these happenings Minister of Robers. who at- combination of a hard work- melody. "You- Doh’t Want Me chestrated rock" style. catches up with all of us just tempts to rob him of his ing. staff. a dedicated cast such a thing has happened to wealth. This. of course. in- and crew, and the satisfae . m7A ; ‘e Thompson Theatre. tertwines the villagers and tion on the faces of children l I Thompson Theatre is the honest weavers in an ef- and parents alike has come 851-6191 821-2330. 3 I presenting a fall theatre for fort to stop the villainy. together beautifully in “The I children for the first time. At the front of this group ‘nperor’s New Clothes." Jade Garden Due to the overwhelming are Zar and Zen. the adven- "The Emperor's New Chinese Restaurant i) I response of the spring turous mischievous twins Clothes" offers the following PPPBLVD I children's theatre. Thomp- who stop the wrong-doing performance times-October ' atlinAerson We invite you to‘dine amidst the atmosphere of I . son decided to also do a fall and make all well in the 1 at 7:30 p.m.. Oct. 2 and 9 at ROADOBERLIN207 Oriental Arts. I show for children. Parents. kingdom again. This peace is 10 am. and 2 p.m.. Oct. 3 and Our chef Peter Mac has specialized in Imperial cultural arts chairpersons. not achieved without much 10 at 2 p.m. Adult tickets Dishes .I. teachers. and especially the ado about everything and are $1.00 and children's j in the Far East for over 15 years! is: children. seem excited about everyone. But as I said this tickets are .50. State “MC": omnen: e the prospect, of this new is a traditional story and it students with current Mon-Fri 1 1:00 - 2:00 Sun-Thurs 5:00 9:50 event. Although this show has a very happy ending. registration card may pur- Sun 12:00 - 2:30 Fri-Sat 5:00 - l0:30 I will. not tour. it offers The fall children's show is chase tickets in the office for Parking is available at Bourbon Street Bar I matinees and regular perfor- new in another way as well. .50. 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Bananarama LP d isappointing by Kimberly Frasier would not have hurt at all. music like this come from. is by Karl Sal-sen Entertainment Editor Side two is not much bet beyond comprehension. This Assistant Copy Editor 3Q ter though the songs are record is to be considered Is everyone ready to hear composed solely by lethal and detrimental to about another two-star Bananarama. “Aie A anyone's musical frame of Chariots of Fire Tonight. 7/ 9:30 p.m. rated record? Here we go! mind. Stewart Theatre Admission: $1 The name of the record is The band members of Bananarama. It sounds Bananarama met in almost as complicated as the England. Siobhan Fahey. Religion and sports do not often clash. However. in group Bowwowwow. but not Keren Woodward and Sara the 1924 Olympics one-man chose not to run the race nearly as enjoyable. The Dallin are the names of the which he was favored to win because it was to be held Q...5W0 band that is responsible for members of this corrupted- on the Sabbath. This, Academy Award-winner for this poor. funky music takes sounding group. Its ex- Best Picture of 1981 presents the moral dilemma the same name as the album perience playing as a band which this man faced as he competed against a fellow — Bananara covers the nightclubs of countryman for the gold medal. There are t ree sbngs on England. chiefly London. Bananamma; they are “He Bananarama's first perfor- Was Really Sayin' Poor, funky muslc accent mance was an impromptu Pennies From Heaven Saturday. 7 /11 p.m. Somethin'." "Sic A Mwana" the latest release from appearance. which is the Stewart Theatre Admission: 31 and “Aie a Mwana (Bub Iananarama. way its music sounds record Mixl." Don't ask for a ed on the record no Large scale movie musicals .of the '30:: presented a translation of what they preparaton at all! Since view of life which was quite different from the mean. It's all “Greek" as the then. the trio has rehearsed realities of the time. In this film. which stars Steve cliche goes. with such performers as the Martin and Bernadette Peters. the fantasies of a Side one of the album ex-Sex Pistol drummer Paul sheet music salesman come alive. The images he sees features “He Was Really Cook screen at the local movie palace merge with Sayin' Somethin'." The girls met the Funboys on the Bananarama collaborated after their single. “Aie A his real life. and Martin finds himself dancing with another group. Fun Mwana" was released. The with/like Fred Astaire. Boy Three, in the composi- members of Fun Boy Three tion of this song. It sounds .. m-_..aces} aauaa.u-“ KI...aevvauyAll- auu.4 marl-oCinema!see 054@J'asew Hove-a8“.”d3"9 pm like it needs assistance from Lynval got together with Stewart Theatre Admission: $1 another band too. Mwana" has the quality of a Bananarama to create a “He Was Really Sayin’ bum singing in some street mirror-image between the Stunning Technicolor. breezy choreography and Somethin'" actually doesn't corner alley. and “Aie A trioa. It hasn't done too memorable songs make this one of the finest movie say a thing. It runs 7:64. but Mwana (Bub Mix) is equally much so far. but maybe time if time had been a problem. as bad. will improve the rock music musicals. Gene Kelly. as a silent film star, makes the to 2:45 transition to talkies all too easily for his leading lady. cutting the song Where such ideas for of the two groups. it Kelly falls in love with a vivacious chorus girl on the set of his latest film. Kelly also codirected this '503 Grier M-G-M musical which spoofs the era of all-talking. all-. singing and alldancing motion pictures. AI Crier items must be fewer than 30 TAPPI PICNIC FRI, SEPT. 24 at Schanclr CIRCLE K WILL MEET AT 6 pm. Mon, CHI ALPHA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP THE HELLENIC STUDENT ORGANIZA ASSISTING WOMEN TO IDENTIFY AND wordsinlengthandmustbatypador Forest. $1.50 members, $2.50 Sept 27 in the Blue Room 01 the Student welcomes you every Tuesday at 7:30 TION will meet on En, Sept, 2‘ at 5:30 ovarcorne Iealings tier mhbit proles legibly primed on Bil X 11 paper. Items nonmembers. For a ticlrat or a ride cell Center. Anyone imerasted Is invrted. p.m. in the Green Room on the fourth pm in the Student Center Board Room, sional comrmnication with men Ms Missing Sunday. 6 /10:30 p.m. submitted that do not contorm to the Greg 1787-04181 at Sam I737-6660l. Members please remember your tires. floor of the Student Center room 4125. All Greek and Grealr‘ Anne Madrie, Training Corsultent in Stewart Theatre Admission: $1 ‘ above spec‘ficetions will not be run. Only . THE HELLENIC STUDENT ORGANIZA MEDTECH CLUB IS TAKING A TOUR OF "CHlT-CHAT' WITH THE LADIES OF American students are urged to attend. . Leadership Developmem Ior Women. A one item from a single amortization will TION will meet Fri, Sept 24 at 5:30 p.m. lab at Rex Hmpital. Mon, Sept 27. Meet Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc, Sun, OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS MEETS workshop on professional women and Jack Lemmon and Sissy Spacek star in this he run in an isms The Technician room 4125 in the Student Center. All 1627 GA at 4:30 p.m. Visitors welcome. Sept 26, p.m. in the Student Center each Wed. at 7:30 pm in the Student communication. Sept 30, 7:309:30 p.m., suspenseful drama by director Costa-Gavrale). will attempt to run all items at least once Greeks and Greek-Amenoans are an OPEN RACOUETBALL ENTRIES accepted Packhouse Center Board Room. No dues, no fees, Walnut Room, University Student Center. When a young writer disappeared in Chile during a balorathairmaetingdate,butnoitarn outraged to attend. Refreshments serv from Sept 27-Oct 20 in Intramural OI- VOLUNTEER OUTDOORS ~ FREE booklet no weighirs, all welcome The only re THE REAL DEAL OF A REAL DISEASE: 'A period of political upheaval. his father and wife began willappaarmoratientlreetimesThe ,ed. frce. Play begins Oct 25. by NC. Natural Resourcesand Communi quirement is a desire to stop eating com - Look at Sickle CellAnatole. Spomored by a search which lead them to the unhelpfull State deadinaforallCrieraisSp.m.thadate GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION ty Developmem Dept. on opportunities pulsrvely. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Wednesday, Department. Based on an actual incident. this film of publication for the prevints issue MEETING Mort, Sept 27, 7:30 pm in 1992 ALPHA LAMBOA DELTA Freshman Ior outdoor volunteering statewide. TUTORING NOW AVAILABLE at the Lear- Sept 29, 1982 - Walnut Room, 8 p.m. features Lemmon in a rare dramatic role. Items may he submitted in Student Honor Society Initiates will meet Mon, ning Assistance Center, 420 Poe Hall, Center suite 3120. Crista are nm on 3110 Student Center. Dean Memory will Sept 27 in Harralson 201 at pm. to Available at NCSU Volunteer Services 01- SOCIOOGY MAIORS — COME TO the a be present All graduate student depart diswss tlis year’s activities Iice. 737-3193. 737-3163. Preterenca given to first and Taylor Sociology Chb‘s Volleybeer Pony Mean Streets Sunday. 8:15 p.m. spacaavailabla basis and the Techni- mamal representatives are asked to at LATIN NIGHT. THE LATIN AMERICAN second levels at math, chemistry, on ThuIS, Sept 30 at 4 pm on the Stewart Theatre 81 dan'sinnowayobligetadtomnany tend. SOVIET UNION RECENT SLIOES by Dr. PM Engish. French and Spanish Admission: Crier item Gerald Surh. Mon, Sept 27, p.m. in Association invites everyone to an even There is no charge. Court of the Carolina: lhetvvean Winston SOCIETY OF AMERICAN MILITARY the Faculty Lounge, 1.911 Bldg. Span ing of [thin music and dancing at Cafe and Pool All interested meiors welcome SAILING CLUB PARTY ON FRI. night, 6 Engiroers meeting Mon, Sept 27 at 7:30 sored by NCSU Russian Club. Uaiavu Sun, Sept 26 trom till p.m. CHRISTIAN Curttt HUUSE. Content NCSU COLLEGE DEMOCRATS WILL meet Robert DeNiro and Martin Scorsese in one of their pm until Lea Tavern All members are pm in Studem Canter, Walnut Room. Refreshments. CHI ALPHA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP oorary Christian music by Riclt and Patty Wad. Sept 29 at pm in the Green numerous team-ups strike a one-two punch with this free and everyone interested in selling is New memberships will be taken and tall welcomes you every Tuesday at 7:30 Jo Pulley. Jenkins Memorial United Room, lth floor of the Sealant Center. welcorna. Asa we are"sailing every Sat plats discussed. All engineers invited THE XI ZETA CHAPTER OF Phi Beta Methodst on Boyian Sat, Sept 25 atfl hard-hitting drama of crime on the streets of “Little Sigma Iraternity announces its "tall pm in the Green Room at the Student pm Love uttering will be taken All students welcome Italy." Small time hoods are shown as partners in and Sun THE MOVIE ENTITLED, ’The Cross and smoker' Mort, Sept 27 at the Blue Center AGRI. ENGINEERING CLUB MEETING: crime and friendship. PARTY IF YOU’RE INTO Telecom The Switclblsde‘ will be shown at Room. AI interested persors welcome. NCSU VIETNAMESE STUDENT AIAA MEETING TUESDAY, SEPT. 20 at Tues, Sept 20, 7:30 p.m. at Weaver animations, comatotheFallBashotthe Stewart Theatre on Mon, Sept 27 at ASSOCIATION officials and the in 7:30 pm in Truitt Auditorium. "flight Labs Room 150. 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y. ’vvfimmen Harriers to by Todd McGee so far this year was last participating in the meet are week's win over North Sharon Chiong and Lynne Sports Writer . Carolina. Strauss a pair of There will be a big Texas and Penn State will freshman. and veterans Lisa athletic event at Carter- ~ both be bringing injury-free Beck. Kim Sharpe and Trish Finley Stadium this Satur- teams to the meet. but the Malischewski. day afternoon. but it won't Wolfpack is not as lucky. Geiger thinks it will be an be a football game. Both State's returning all- advantage to have already State's women's cross- Americasu" Betty Springs ran one race. an advantage country team will- host a and Sue Overbey. will once that State shares with Penn quadrangular meet against again be out of the meet. State and Texas. , the likes of national Geiger cannot say for sure “I think we will run better powerhouses Penn State when either will return. because we have run a race and Texas along with Without these two. State - already." he said. “We regional foe Virginia Tech. will be at a disadvantage. should be able to run at a The meet. which begins at But that's not to say that higher level. It is important . 11 a. m.. is free to the public. the Wolfpack cannot win the to have that one race State head coach Rollie meet. according to Gieger. already." Geiger expects the meet to Geiger doesn't believe it come down to three teams: "We have to group well. will be detrimental to thrust- State. Texas and Penn run as a pack." he said. “but his freshmen into a race of State. move it closer to the front." this magnitude so early in Football player Mike “The meet should be a Also. he thinks the team their careers. Cofer and soccer player very good one between the must ”run to its “No. I don't think so. C Ogu are this week's three teams." he said. “It capabilities." because they have a great Technician co-Athletes-of- will be a fairly close meet." If State can succeed in im- deal of experience in runn- the-Week. Penn State and Texas are proving those two aspects of ing now." he said. “I look for Cofer. a freshman from both coming off big wins its performance. then the them to be able to perform , Charlotte. scored 12 over the last weekend. team will stand a good well." .a yvaaaa-uused—G- or. three long field Texas. which was ranked ,chance of winning. . The meet will have special goals and as many PATs ninth nationally in the pre Besides the team competi- significance for'at least one in the Wolfpack's vie- season. won the Texas A&M tion. Geiger expects the in- Wolfpack runner. Lynne tory over Wake Forest. invitational. Ten teams par- dividual race to be very ex. £3. I".Ms em: Strauss. Strauss is from A junior striker from ticipated in the meet. in citing. He rates Penn State's State College. Pa.. the home Lara. Ninth. 0r“ ac which Texas won by what Heather Carmichael as a State'sConnleJoloblmonpacesthepacklnlastweek's of the Nittany Lions. She counted for a total of. 13 Geiger called a “large slight favorite. 31 victory over North Carolina. also has strong ties to the points on five goals and margin." . “Carmicheal is a senior to t e duo of_Terra Arnold should challenge for the top university because her three assists in the Penn State won a from New Zealand who and Lori Nelson to provide spot. Robinson is riding the father is a professor there. Pack's shutouts of quadrangular «meet in its finished eighth. just one the main competition. Both crest of her victory last Geiger said Strauss “strong- Roanoke and East first competition _by a large place behind Springs. in the are high-quality performers. week in the meet with the ly considered" going to Penn Carolina. margin also. The Nittany nationals as a freshman." he From State. two runners Tar Heels. Geiger expects State at one time. Lions scored a total of only said. "She is an all-America. have a better than good ‘- another fine performance “Penn State was one of 17 points. which is just two and she won her first race chance of capturing in- from his freshman. her final choices." he said. above the least amount that this year by over 40 dividual honors. Freshman “I expect Connie Jo to run If attitude is any in- can be scored. seconds." Connie Jo Robinson and. at a high level." he said. dicator. the Wolfpack would State's only competition From Texas. Geiger looks senior Sande Cullinane 'Other runners from State be an easy winner.

Blue Devils to stop Cavs in aerial circus; Wolfpackto retain conference lead Well sports fans. it's time for another prognosis of the old gridiron greats of NCAA. After a somewhat shabby open- ing weekend. I recouped some of my losses with a respec- 8t ate table 86 plus percentage lastweekend. Northwestern didn’t even let me down; they lost again. I hope to continue my Terry Keever‘ success with another fearless forecast. Well. maybe a little t", raw fear when it comes to Prairie View A&M and Nor- Swami thwestern. . i. a . My first predictions saw me go 6-0 in the ACC and ion V ...,.:'; .3...... _, outside contests. This past weekend. I foretold the correct tion. All four non-conference games should chalk up easy J" outcome on all 15 outside games and a disastrous 4-3 in the victories. Such formidable opponents as Army. Western fi‘ . ACC. Quite an aboutface. huh? Oh well. 19 outs 22 ain't bad. Carolina and Appalachian State are on the agenda. My overall percentage went up to a somewhat respectable Georgia Tech will play Memphis State in perhaps the 78 percent. closest non-conference game. The teams are fairly evenly On to the ACC. two ACC conference games are slated. matched. but the Yellow Jackets are the favorites. This members will face outside opposi- could be one of the easiest games for coach Bill Curry's The fourotherconference Jackets. They should make the best of the game and take i r out some‘oftheir-h-estrulons on~Memphis. any“ WW.”Wt-Moe.» fir 0n the other end of the scale. we have the Tigers ofChm- soa. The Tigs let me down drastically last week; they should have blown Boston College off the field. Instead. they tied. That loss had to be the biggest letdown of the week. The Tigers face a tough Western Carolina squad. The Cats- (Yaqnmafi mounts will be too much for the hapless former national champs. No. not really. even with the loss to the Eagles. the Tigers will use WCU as an example of how crime pays. ' presents Somewhere in the middle ofthose two contests lies Wake Staff photo by Clayton Brinldcy Forest versus Appalaehha State. Coach Al Groh’s Demon State's front line contains the defense as fullback Andre Marks finds a hole around the left side. Deacons will bombard the airways with Gary Schofield & Saturday. when it meets the Keydets of Army. The Heels Otherwise Handicapped next season. I guess Army will JELLO JUMP company. The Deacs should win easily. but the Moun- are without the services of Kelvin Bryant. but Ethan Hor- have to- suffer this week. The Heels will lay siege on the taineers could keep it close. They're due a good game. but ton gets the job done. well done in fact. He gained over 200 gelyidets in the Battle ofthe Rankings and blast them off the Wake's aerial show will send App packing back to Boone. yards last week; look for more of the same. Rumor has the re . North Carolina will meet another quality opponent Heels facing perennial nobody University for the Blind and In conference play. a rejuvinated Duke team will host the Dive into our Jello- Vat Cavaliers of Virginia. The Blue Devils are coming off two and come up with prizes AAA; big victories on the road over South Carolina and Ten- F‘“ . nessee. Coach Red Wilson will lead yet another great pass- ranging from T-shirts " i“HUNGRY ingattack into the contest. The Devils seem destined to con- tinue their winning ways. Even though my loyalty to Ralph and hats to $100 cash. Village Inn FOR EUROPE Sampson is strong. I'm going with the Devils in a loop the NO MONEY? loop airshow. Pizza Parlor BUT Now on to the biggest test for the ACC's frontrunn Jello Jump begins at POPUMR “SUMMER-IN- State takes the ACC lead to Maryland in the biggest testet: Western Blvd. EUROPE-FDR-COU£GE date for the Wolfpack. Bobby Rosa’s Terps will be sky high 5:00 RM. STUDHWS" for their first home game of the season. They’re coming off close losses to Penn State and West Virginia. but the Pack wrll be higher. After the.Wake contest last week. the State lockerroom was filled with the chant — "We want 50‘t OFF Maryland." The Terps' protype offense will face a deter- ‘ mined .Wolfpack defensive squad. while State's offense will 250 prizes . BUFFET be In high gear for Maryland‘s wide tackle six. The Pack will . Pizza, Salad Bar, Spaghetti, Lasagna, Garlic Bread, . chalk up another win to retain its ACC lead. UPI leader Pitt faces Illinois on the national scene. The Panthers wrll win with ease. Second ranked Wasflagtoa 250 jumpers . and Ice Cream :lhys-gzegeafi i: anothlear contest that probably won't be wrth coupon expires Oct. 1, 1982 mushose. theeDucks.us ies cou be the bestteam around and will' Georgia's Bulldogs. with a healthy Herschel Walker. take come early to register -JOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. their show on the road. 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imparty past Pirates to host tourney by Pete libero Jacksonville University. by Devin Steele from a 4-3-2 to a 4-4-1. Sports Writer College of C East Assistant Sports Editor targeted a pass to a racing Tennessee State University Bakty Barber. who bobted.‘ .. State’s volleyball team and East Carolina. I State's Chris Ogu the ball in from about 10.} will make its homedebutto The Wolfpack has celebrated his birthday by yards out. John Hummeii day as it hosts the third- played and defeated James scoring two goals and was credited with the”se- snnual Wolfpack invita- Madison and East Carolina dishing out an assist. and his cond assist. tional Tournament in Car- this year in games. teammates made a party of At 8:25, Ogu notched the michaei Gym. but the rest of the field will it by recording their fourth 2-0 halftime advantage. The State. currently 7-1 after he basically unknown. shutout of the season on junior striker took the ball . ‘ defeating Wake Forest 15-5. The pool play schedule fa' :routetoa0-0tosstingof inside, toyed with it a se- 15-10. 15-8 Wednesday today is: 11 a.m. — Win- East Carolina Wednesday at cond and fired it by 'night,willbeafavoritsin throp vs. Jacksonville. . Lee Field. freshman goalie Tony the twoday event. George Charleston vs. George Mason Farrell and Sam Rechner. who was defending Washington University, Washington and East Ten- Okpodu added a goal each him close. Miami Dado-South Junior nessee vs. Miami Dade. At and two assists a iece, for College and Winthrop Col- 12:80 p.m. State squares off the Wolfpack, whic increas- Ogu made it 8-0 with 28:48 legearealleapableofglving with Jacksonville, Duke ed its record to 5-0. Bakty left in the game. From 15 ; State a run for its money meets Winthrop and George Barber and Frank yards out. he softkicked it “Thisistbbtbirdyearlna Washington tackles East Moniedafe chipped in the in the net for his second goal row that we have gone to arolina. Pack's other goals. of the day, bringing his . ,. the George Washington At 2 p.m.. State faces Goalkeeper Chris Hutson season total to 10. Assists ' Tournament and had to play James Madison. Duke locks continued tacking on to his were given to Okpodu and in our own (tournament) the horns with Jacksonville and school record for career Farrell. following weekend,” State East Carolina meets shutouts. recording his mth Six minutes later. Farrell “5 coach Pat 'Hielscher ma “n Charleston. At 8:80 p.m., in 82 starts. drove from midfield along was hard the last two years Dede plays Charleston and The Pirates, currently 2-2. the baseline. cut inside to torecoveremotionslly after GeorgeWssbington takesto contained State's explosive fake the defender and rip- winning up there. but this the court with East Ten- attack for half of the first ped the nets from 20 yards year we’re still hungry for a nessee. period. before the Wolfpsck to up the scoreto 4-0. '4 joyed his finest hour tournament championship.“ At 5 p.m.. State and Win- party began. The Pack party wasn't. Norms, State. which has never throp lock up. East “They're a good team," over yet. thOugh. With 11:41 . won the tournament. will Carolina and Dads meet and said State coach Larry left. Moniedafe took a pass . \q, change its strategy in Jacksonville and James Gross, whose team meets from Ogu and bulleted the preparing for this one. The Madison square off. At 0:!) tough ONO-Wilmington ball. which caromed off _..' players have gone to class p.m.. Duke confronts James Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Port Rechner’s foot into the net. ~ on Friday mornings for the Madison. East Tennessee City. “To score six goals, i‘m State ended its scoring ._ [as past two years and than tackles Charleston and pleased. but we should have barrage less than a minute .. a "' triedtogetrsadytopisyin Jacksonville ties up with scored five more — not later on its most unusual the tournament by noon. but Winthrop. meaning to be greedy. They goaL Okpodu, on an assist Ogu. whose team dropped WiLmin n. according to days to prepare for this taut throat. We'll be very this' year they will get up At 8 p.m.. State meets made some spirited saves from freshman Harry out of.the Top 20 this week Gross. The Seahawks, 8-1-1. game. so they'll be ready for conscious of him. No matter early. have a team breakfast Duke. East Carolina plays that should have been in the Barber. looped the ball from after holding a No. 15 rank- own wins over defending what kind of pressure we together before preparing East Tennessee and Dede back of the net." the left side over Rechner'a ing. didn't consider it “just Division Iii national champ ”The Seahawks are led by put on them. it will be a dif- for their first match- and competes with George The Pack had several oh- head into the upper——right another win.” Gladsboro State (2-0). Bei- senior Dave Ksrlson. the ferent hallgsme on the not go to any classes. Washington. ‘so close scoring oppor- side of the rectangle. “This game was more tac- mont Abbey (2-1) and Pem- school's career assist record throw-in because they'll be “We felt it was asking too The top three teams from . tunities, which the Buc Momentum seemed to sw- tical compared to the others broke State (2-0). They also holder. and freshman looking for a quick goal. much of the players to go to each poolwilladvancetothe defense — along with the ing to the Pirates the rest of because we had to apply a tied then Nth-ranked Markus Marvin from “Marvin. who played with class in the morning and second round. starting at 9 goalposts — saved from the lthe'way. lot more techniques,” he William 8: Mary (2-2) and Raleigh Sanderson. Bakty and Barry Barber at then try to mentally prepare an Saturday. The fourth net. , "We had some mental said. “We fought harder this lost to North Carolina (8-0). “He (Karlson) is one ofthe Sanderson. is a player that for a tough match at noon." and fifth place teams from “i have to be pleased with breakdowns late in the game because we want to “Defensively, it will be strongest throw-in player in we would be tickled to death Hielscber said. each pool will meet in the our defensive effort." first game." Gross said. "They get our ranking back." our toughest game to date," the nation. He can throw the to have." Defending champion consolation round starting year East Carolina coach had a few breakaway plays, The Wolfpack will meet Gross said. “They've ball 05 yards. Because State, which defeated the Clemson will be absent from at 11 am. Admission is free. ._ Rob Church said. “We were ' and we were thinking of- its toughest opponent to scheduled very wisely this there’s no boundary on the Seabawks 8-0 a year ago. the field which also includes and the general public is in- just outplayed. But I'm pro fense more than defense." date Sunday in UNC- year. They've. had eight throw-in, be will he s cons- leads the series. 8-1. James Madison. Duke. vited. ud that we played with them till the end. State outscored East “They just had too much Carolina: 11-1. talent and speed up front. It “Their defense put so Women'sGolf was superior talent and ex- much pressure on us." Trounce perience that beat us." 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Terps try to beef UP Pack’s action in Byrd sanctuary Action on the gridiron ma? be at an all-time low this weekend. With the NFL on strike. the college slate is the only grid show in town. A lean weekend is Sideline in store for armchair coaches. Plenty of action will keep football fans happy in col- ' ' William Terry lege stadiums across the nation. but come Sunday everything from the Los Angeles Coliseum to County Kelley Stadium will be empty. State will definitely show plenty of action as they travel to Byrd Stadium to face Maryland. Insights It's finally time for State. It’s finally time for a road game; it’s finally time to play in true football weather; it's finally time to play a day game and it's rating system. Maryland quarterback Boomer finally time to face some decent competition. Esiason ranks 43rd in that category with 112.3 It could be argued that since the Terrapins are 0-2 points. — they are not any better competition than the rest of The Maryland defense is its usual wide tackle six. State's victims. Furman (20-0). East Carolina (33-20) A defense that tends to make running difficult. it will and Wake Forest (30-0). But the Terps have not had it invariably force the Pack to go upstairs several times quite so easy. A 39-31 loss to nationally fifth-ranked Saturday. With Avery throwing well and McIntosh Penn State and a 1918 defeat at the hands of West there to keep the defense honest the Pack will have a Virginia. the nation's No. 14 team. were no poor per- great advantage compared to the last couple of times formances. especially on the road. 7 7 the two teams have met. Meanwhile. the Pack is riding high right now. “It's certginly a. big test for us.” Kiffin said. ting atop the ACC with a 3—0 record (1-0 in the “They're the best team we've played so far. Defen- league). State has captured vast attention over the sively. they're the same as in the past. People have last four weeks. The State passing game is in the always had a hard time running on them." groove. The young defense is coming. around. The Both teams will be looking to break a 17—174 tie in running game seems to be getting on its feet. The of- the series. Maryland has won six of the last 10 games fensive line . is providing good protection. and the with one tie. however. A partisan Terp crowd of defensive secondary has been highly lauded. 35.000 is expected to watch the 1:30 p.m. kickoff. But let's face it. .The Pack has not played a Pitt» - echnician lc photo State will be looking to keep a balanced attack go sburg a is North Carolina. a Georgia a la Clemson or a . Merylsnd’s Willie Joyner will lead the Terp running game. ing on offense with Avery looking to favorite Schofield or Ben Bennett. and again State will have Penn State a la Maryland. yet. The roughhousers are The Terps will be offering a new look to Byrd receiver Ricky Wall and others and McIntosh and. to protect against a deep threat. down the road for State. Stadium offensively this season. Having switched Andre Marks runiiing toany daylight the wide tackle “They're a lot.better running team than we faced. Maryland is returning home to welcome its new their offense to a more pass-oriented attack. six might have to offer. Certainly the Terp defense last week." the State mentor said. “They're very? head coach Bobby Ross and does have an edge in hav- Maryland may not like what it sees on the State- will force State to have the passing offense in gear. physical up front. They‘re big and strong. We may: ing played the big boys already to get experience Wake Forest game films. The Pack wadded up the State's offensive line played better last week on not be able to play six pack defenses (nickel defenses): fast. Deacon aerial attack and threw it away. but the the run. but the Pack has still been losing too much as much.” ‘ But experience is something the Terps are not Terps may have a little more potency than the Deacs yardage sometimes. That will he one thing the Pack The Pack played a nickel or six defensive back hungry for. With former coach Jerry Claiborne hav- did. ' will have to reduce in this week’s game — lost yar- defense last week against the Wake passing attack._ ing redshirted a batallion of players four years ago. “Offensively, it will be an entirely different dage plays. But the Terps will keep the Pack honest with Willie Ross has 13 senior starters to call on. Add to that six Maryland team," State head coach Monte Kiffin said. “Going up to Maryland this year. we can throw the Joyner and others keeping State from playing the .ech‘ juniors and Maryland is obviously a veteran team. “They've switched this year to a Wake-Forest type football.“ Kiffin said in relation to the Pack's new- pass exclusively. Even many of the Terps‘ backups are juniors and offense. Without question. they're going to put the found passing game. “This is the best I've felt State’s defensive line will need to gain some more seniors. (before) going up to Maryland since I've been here. experience in closing off the run so the great prowess 13’s».. ball in the air. With their new coach making his home We certainly didn’t play well last year. and we didn't of State's secondary can keep Byrd Stadium from Maryland has not been State's favorite place to go debut. they will be an inspired team. taking flight. in recent years. The Pack has lost five straight to the “Last week, Maryland was just a couple of points A play well two years ago. Terps in College Park. The last winthere was a 2+7 away from beating West Virginia at Morgantown. “in the lockerroom after the game Saturday night State found another lethal weapon on offense last victory in 1969‘. Lastqtime up the Pack broke a 90 plus When you realize that West Virginia went to the players were chanting — ‘we want Maryland.‘ week in Mike Cofer who canned two 47-yard field game-scoring streak. getting blanked 24-0. Last year Oklahoma and whipped the Sooners at their place, That was a good feeling. I've never heard them do goals to garner rookie-of-the-week honors in the also belonged to the Terps. 3+9. . that before. The players are looking forward to going ACC. They could need him again this week._ you know that Maryland has a solid ball club. They’ve on the road. I think they are confident they can beat ”I would expect Maryland to play a very inspired ; got a large senior class, and they've got quality Maryland. Going up there after a 30-0 win. you've got football game." Kiffin said. “It’s their first home ’ "Notanonaiiosarethesame. athletes —- two essentials for a sound football team." to be confident. Nobody really knows how good game. and we better be ready. You don't want to State's offense has been led by a couple of national- They redshirted catch a team coming off a losing road ly ranked stars. Tailback Joe McIntosh currently Maryland is. They’ve got 27 seniors. trip. I don't , mandiMouItdeoisionthat'smade ranks 11th nationally in rushing average with the whole freshman class four years ago." think Bobby is going to hold back anything against us easier by the women ofthe Fleming Center. Coun- 119.7 Kiffin acknowledges thatthe Terps played better in his first home game.” selors are available day and night to support and yards per game. and T01 Avery is ninth in individual on pass defense a week ago and they have been play- The Terps never have held back against the Pack. understand you. Comfort. safety. privacy. and a passing efficiency with 161.3 points in the NCAA, ing some dandy passing teams. . . although they have held back the Pack a few times. : n'iendhretafl...that’swhatthememingCenterisall “I think every week they’re getting stronger in the The past signs are not favorable. Last season State : about. ~- GET RESPONSIBILITY FAST secondary." Kiffin said. went up against Maryland after starting 3-0 and HE QFEER , 0n) offense. yes. the Terps have sn'sffenss vcy riding high. Meanwhile the Terps were 0-2. The same OStarting salary from much like Wake but with one difference. The: have a again this season. Well history shouldn't repeat itself l’ohiddsnehargss Veryeexlym $l8.000-522.500 with In- . CURRENT running game to speak of. Esiason leads the Terps in this week but don’t be surprised. . total offense with his 42 for 76 passing for 493 yards. STATE ...... Oall'IBl-IBSO day or night. creases$28.000-S40,000t0 in four OPPORTUNITIES 23 years Boomer does about as much bombing as Gary MARYLAND ...... l9. themmmmm. OHuclear Engineering 030 daysIIpaid vacation an- OBusmesssAviation Management usssssrslrrl °Fullynuafinanced graduate pro- OLawOl‘lur‘lng grams CO EWomen golfers capture 3rd OSuperIor family health plan 0Intelllgenée OlVlore responsibility and 'Civil Engineering is leadership opportunities OShlpboard Operations 0World travel and adventure mm. *3, in Blue Ridge Mo'untaineer OPrestlege and personal t growth potential by Terry leever Widman was the medalist 159. Johnson shot rounds of COLLEGE GRADUATES ..A.. J.,. .‘f: I} Sports Writer with a six-under par perfor- 78 and 81. while Brown shot U.S. Citizens less than 35 years of age mance on the par 72 course. 82 and 77. Val Brown also interested in holding challenging State's women's golf team She fired sizzling rounds of competed and finished with managerial positions, send resume to: Biz/\i traveled to the mountains of 07 and 71. North Carolina and finished a 172 score on rounds of 88' NAVY OFFICER PROGRAMS third in the Blue Ridge Beth fSchumaker paced and 84. . 1001 Navaho Dr. tatttxxt Mountaineer Lady Golf the Wolfpack attack with State coach Cathy Dunbar Tournament. hosted by the daily scores of 75 and 82 for was pleased her team's play. Raleigh. N.C. 27609 MARYLAND 1; Appalachian State women's a total of 157 strokes. especially since her squad 0r ( all l-BOOTfiZ 725i golf team. Shumaker finished seventh finished ahead of North ¥¥4¥¥S4¥4¥stss¥¥ i in the running for individual Carolina. The Heels have #44415 err 14’ Duke captured the two honors. Jamie Bronson was one of the best women's golf - - - ~ day tourney with a 010 team ninth with a score of 158. programs in the nation. score. Wake Forest took a She shot rounds of82 and 70. “We were disappointed distant second with a 029 not to finish second. but we LeslyeJohnsonand Leslie still beat Carolina." she said." score. Brown tied for eleventh “We were really proud to The Blue Devil's Mary place with twoday totals of beat them."

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