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Fourteen percent of fall 1983 freshmen discontinued studies at State. according to Brenda Rogers of the Office of Institutional i Research at State. photoby ma Wooiard The study further concluded that a larger proportion of 1983 freshmen blacks withdrew than did freshmen whites. Freshmen taste life Rogers said that the differences were not statistically significant. Each school in the university will host incoming freshmen this month. The traditional three-day Of those students who withdrew, black students’ academic orientation seminars provide the new students with a chance to sample university life firsthand. performances were significantly poorer than expected. Rogers said. During this time freshmen will be introduced to the various academic and social facets of . Of those students polled. 84 percent of blacks said that their University life. . actual academic performance was lower than their expected performance. Only 58 percent of white students had lower actual performances. Rogers added that 95 percent of these black students felt that grades were very important in their college careers. According to Boulevard has long ‘ histOryi the poll these students placed great emphasis on their academics while at State. ' environments George Crockett On November 14, 1924 The built one of the first three These students added that their extracurricular generally positive. Staff Writer Raleigh Times reported that houses to occupy the 53005400 were surveying had begun for a blocks of Western Boulevard. The students said that they were generally disenchanted with Since its construction, the three-quarter mile western out- reports that the new two-lane the faculty. These students did not feel that the faculty wanted to area surrounding Western Boul- let from the city to relieve highway was being paved at develop a good working relationship with them. evard has seen some dramatic traffic on Hillsborough Street. that time. Rogers added, however. that the students felt that the faCulty . changes. Bob Woodward, who in 1927 (See Western, page 3) were interested in the students’ academic performances. Rogers could not give any reasons for these students' low performances. She said that no follow-up study was likely at present. The study also polled withdrawing students of all four academic ‘STUDENT classes. These students listed housing problems. large campus size, ' dissatisfaction with courses and the impersonality of the campus as reasons for their withdrawal. « SUPPLY . Students, in general, seem to agree that the faculty were too impersonal, the study concluded. Students tended to withdraw from the University because of academic factors instead of extracurricular factors. 308'“ will be closed _ STORE

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Jim Shell Walden concurred that by adding from one to one and Walden said that his method would probabaly not be News Writer one-half cent per ounce to the price of detergents incorporated into this state's policies because the containing phosphates his estimates show that present administration would tend to view the extra Dr. Michael Walden of the department of economics expanded waste treatment facilities for their clean—up price for phosphates as a tax. and the governor is and business, and S. Reese Edwards of the department could be financed. opposed to any tax increases. of agricultural communications. recently won a $2500 This system “allows people to a choice while the price second place Champion Tuck Award for a series of radio compensates for any possible side effects.” Walden said that instead of calling the price increase programs they produced last October. Walden pointed out that people use the products a tax he would characterize it more as a “user fee" since The Champion Tuck Award is given by the Amos because they are useful and that they may not be aware the revenue would be directly aimed at financing Tuck School of Business Administration at Dartmouth of possible harmful side effects. The price increase for phosphate removal. College1n an effort to promote reporting thatimproves the product overall would be about 10 percent. and the The revenue collected would be used to finance new the public’s understanding of issues relating to business consumer could decide if the extra money was worth the plants to help remove phosphates from water supplies and economics. product's usefulness. as well as to expand existing plants. The award-winning programs focus on the use of Last year Walden took his findings before public phosphates in detergents as an economic issue. The hearings on the phosphate detergent question. The radio program is called “The Economic problem was how to pay for removing phosphates from Environmentalists generally favor a complete banning Perspective" and is sponsored by the Agricultural the water once they had been flushed into the of phosphates while representatives of the detergent Extension Service. environment. industry are anxious not to have the prices of their North Carolina has not yet banned the use of phosphate products raised. The five-minute show is aired weekly and can be phosphate detergents. although bills concerning this Walden admits that it’s a tough question because. heard locally on stations WPTF and WCPE. The topic have been proposed by state lawmakers in the “there is adebate even in the scientific community as to programs are heard on 150 stations in a surrounding past. how harmful phosphates are." five state area.

Western development mirrors State’s history

more permanent housing and (continued fi'om page 2) evard there are no buildings, Purchase of land for Vetville House of Sleep Furniture only fields. began the encroachment into the named the area McKimmon Store was in the 3900 block and which it was known “was a substantial business for From 1899 till 1970 there was black community of Method. Village. by “Western Boulevard was one which is one of the oldest until 1976 when McKimmon that location at that time," of the first four-lanes in this a Catholic orphanage on Extension Education Center was according to Nazareth Street. Price Street. communities in west Raleigh. Murray. area," State Archivist Maurice according to Murray. This move built and the Village was re- Marian Batey, a retired school . Toller said. which parallels the boulevard was presented a dilemma for the named King Village. principal who has lived at the east of Nazareth Street, It was in the 19508 that the According to Toller. parts of named for Father Price who landowners: whether to main- corner of Nazareth and Price for Western Boulevard remain un- tain their hemes and their pace of development began to 25 years, said that Mission developed founded the orphanage, accord- increase along Western Boule- Valley Shopping because a great deal ing to Elizabeth Murray. community or sell out for the big Center and of the land along the boulevard bucks offered. vard. Some of the first buildings Motel were built eight or 10 is owned by the state of North Murray'said that the site of built in the ’508 included the years ago. Until that time. the Carolina. the early country store in front In the early 1960s State State Veterinary School and main feature of that area had An aerial photograph proba- of Pullen Park was occupied by a replaced the quonset huts with House of Sleep Furniture Store. been a putt-putt golf course. bly made shortly after the succession of businesses be- construction of the western tween about 1943 and 1959, outlet shows only a solitary cow including Park Cemetery. Club barn along the east end. The Bonaird. Club Carlisle. WNAD TV and WKIX radio and Town photograph also shows the I E CREAM North Carolina Central Peniten- and Country Store at the tiary sited north of the present present location of the 7-11 store penitentiary. on Ashe Avenue. The Governor Morehead “I remember the Club Bonaire School for the Blind and State well; I used to go there with my were other state-owned pro- dates," Murray said. She also perties along the boulevard. said Park Cemetery was proba- SALE In 1927 “all that was on the bly an animal cemetery since highway was a country store on Pullen Park at one time had a the right side coming out in zoo. front of Pullen Park and State An early business along sheep barns on the side of the Western Boulevard was Raleigh 3-4 pm road just east of the new Potato Chip Company, estab- building (McKimmon Center) by lished in the 1930s at the corner Wendy’s." Bob Woodard said, of Western and present day lst Floor Student Center who adds, “the land across the Kirby Street. highway from Pullen Park was a In the late 19408 housing for cow pasture belonging to Smith State married students and Dairy.” their families was constructed A mid-1930s aerial photograph between Gorman and Method PER of State campus, Western Boul- streets on the north side of evard and land to the south Western. shows nothing south of the' “The housing consisted of ' 10¢ scoop railroad tracks except quonset huts. and since most of Thompson Gym and athletic the married students were fields and, where Reynolds Coli- WWII veterans. the area was seum now stands. a cluster of populatly known as Vetville." col barns. Along Western Boul- Murray said.

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Why can’t the people at “the real thing,” how can Coca-Cola understand the they improve on it? logic behind the saying: Coca-Cola claims its Don’t fix something if it isn’t taste-test surveys show that \ "\ . "i‘\‘:'t' broken. drinkers like the new Coke ‘ fi\ ’ ‘ Well. the big wigs at Coke better than the old and -~’ have ignored reason and prefer it over Pepsi. - §\.\\_\\\\\\\\v \i\‘\\’\V\-i ‘’. decided to change their On the other hand, a ~§A:\‘ . \ \_\\\ ~ “ ‘ «that 99-year-old formula on April survey conducted by Pepsi \t \ t3 »\\‘\\\\\ ~.i.t\<\ \Vh'N‘»: . 23 in hopes of re- claims that only 18 percent \\ \\\\ establishing themselves as of loyal Coke users prefer kingpin of the cola industry. the new taste over the old. Although Coke dominates They contend that nearly Drug tests for students become manadatory the cola sales, recently two—thirds of regular Coke Pepsi~Cola has captured drinkers reacted negatively some of Coke’s market due to the new formula. to an extensive advertising This negative reaction is of School infringes rights campaign. The formula little surprise. When people change is supposed to get buy a Coke, they want the High school students across Unfortunately, some less cola drinkers to return to real thing — not a sweeter the country are being abused. enlightened students would BARRY . Coke. version‘, not a smoother Not physically by irate assis- rather have the freedom to than get an While Coca-Cola officials taste. _ ‘ tant principals wielding six-foot catch cancer wooden paddles, but students education. Believe it, some claim that syrup sales have It’s about time that Coke BOWDEH are being abused by school students will drop out of school percent, Pepsi- admitted it's mistake. They risen by 8 boards that pass silly rules and as a result of the ban — not should cover their mishap Cola contends that their policies to “protect” students. because they can’t smoke at sales of bottled and canned with an simple apology: East Rutherford, New Jersey Editorial Columnist school but because of the drinks have increased by 14 “We’re sorry. We tried to is the nation’s capital of student increased feelings of hostility percent. Both sides discredit improve the unimprovable. abuse. Its enlightened school well. Teenagers will always between students and faculty. each others figures. We tried to improve perfec- board recently passed smoke cigarettes at school, but The hostility will not be any However, the Coke of- tion. We’re returning to our mandatory drug .‘ tests for all in Wake County they will get worse than it is now. But the ficials have missed the whole old formula; we’re returning high school students. suspended if they get caught. \ feelings of hostility will be much point. If Coca-Cola is truly to “the real thing.” Although the US. Supreme Cigarettes are bad for peo- worse than they are now. Court ruled last year that . ,e- \lnp ple’s health; they have been An attitude that teachers are schools do not need probable linked to cancer by extensive out to get students will cause a cause to conduct searches, it medical testing. But a ban on lot of students to give up did not rule that high school smoking won’t prevent students because they feel that teachers students are guilty until proven frorri‘ lighting up, it will only will not give them a passing innocent. East Rutherford drive smokers back into the grade no matter how good their assumed that without help from bathroom and under the work is. the courts or lawmakers. bleachers where a carelessly Drugs are unquestionably a In fact, teachers will not fail thrown butt can burn down the students just because the stu- problem in the nation’s schools. school. Mandatory drug tests, howev- dents are caught smoking in the er, will not solve the problem. A deadly fire at a soccer bathroom. For the most part, Instead, the testing will only stadium in England blamed a teachers are professionals generate harsh feelings between cigarette butt thrown into a pile above such petty actions. But_ students and school officials. of trash, engulfing the bleachers students will feel that teachers One mistake by a student in flames less than four minutes are going to flunk them and the during a party—filled weekend later. Nearly sixty people were results will be the same. TECHNICIAN killed. ServingNorth CarolinaSpec University since 1920 and he 'must go through life But the students 'must be How can students be with a record of drug use protected. sweaterin cm expected to behave like re- John Austin l without due process in the The increased threat of fire sponsible citizens when they are W Editor courts that the Consititution caused by the smoking ban is being abused by policies that Bob Reed .« - . guarantees. ' not its most dangerous aspect. restrict their basic rights? NewsWm:...... mom lulu-no. M W...... ” Wop Are students somehow lesser The policy will work to rein- The trend toward treatment “It. mm...... John Fries mm...... ,.....;...... weanW citizens in the eyes of the law? force ww§.,..m..m....mmflmm H.mm; an “us against them” of students like second class New Jersey teenagers aren’t attitude between students and citizens must be halted and the only ones being abused. ln teachers. must be halted now. Harnett County, North Carolina, $13 missing from a student’s pants pocket is Forum Policy enough to cause a. strip search Technician welcomes Forum letters. They are likely to be printed itthey: of about 25 students. Due 0 deal with significant issues, breaking neWs orpublic interest, 0 are typed or printedlegibly and double spaced. process in action, no doubt. 0 are Imited to are words, and The administrators who 0 are signed with the Miter’s address. phone number and, ii the writer is a student. his I conducted the search didn’t classification and curriculum. . Technician reserves the right not to publsh any letter which does not comply with the above find the money, but they were rulesor which is deemed inappropriate for printing by the editor in chief. suspended from administrative Letters are subject to editing for style brevity and taste in no case will the writer be informed duties pending an investigation beforethat his / her letter hasbeen edited for printing. ’ ”i" Withheld an author's name only if failure to do so would result in clear and which isr’iiot yet finished. present danger to the writer. Rare exceptions to this poIcy wil be made at the discretion of the High school smokers are out editor in chief. of luck in several North All letters become the property of Technician and will not be returned to the author. Letters should be brought by Student Center Suite 3120 or mailed to Technician. Letters to the Carolina school systems as” Editor. PO. Box 8608 University Station. Raleigh NC 27695-8608. / Technician / I 5

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of the old steam driven easily identified by a certain locomotives, the type that young year, performer or song tie. liill boys wanted to engineer. With Haley and the Comets “We‘re “Life and How to Live It ," the Gonna Rock Around the Clock" ,- boys grab an old Rolling Stones 1954) — r-n-r is as it is today. lick and bend 'it to their own enigmatic and evolving. ever- purpose. The listener gets to changing and yet incessantly meet that old worldly gentleman repeating itself. On Rock-n-Roll: of the south who tells the truths The Early Days there is strong of life, at least as much as he can evidence that between the years make out. 1954 and 1956 there was “a “Old Man Kensey" presents whole lotta shakin' goin'on." the listener with a man who wants to be a lot of things, but Some of these songs and REM. can’t even break the grip of that performers I recognized. others Carry Fables ofthe Reconstruction old demon alcohol that has Rock -n- Roll: The Early Days I didn't. What is recognizable is transformed him into the town the big trash can beat. The *#* Epic eaten IRS clown. Stipe reflects a sorrow fifitfi WA “boys in the garage" sound of With a refreshingly modern If William Faulkner ever for the old man, but still shows In 1954 at his first commercial guitars, the tommy-gun piano sound, 'til tuesday's debut made an album it would proba- harshness to the town drunk. recording session Elvis Presley and the vocals rising up from album, Voices Carry. offers an bly sound just like Fables of the In comparison to R.E.M.’s cut a single “That's All Right." way down under, out of the dust insight into love, the loss of love Reconstruction. The songs on earlier albums (Murmur and an old Arthur “Big Boy" and gravel. 1-5-4, 1-5-4. 1-5-4. om- and the hopeless anticipation of this record are ultra-Southern Reckoning), their sound has Crundup blues cover tune, on minute fifty, an orgasmic min the emotion. with images of the old south been cleaned up a bit and “Memphis” Sam Phillips' Sun and fade. Lead singer Aimee Mann is coming to life. One could just elaborated on in Fables, but that label. We're talkin' history, The first side of the album one of the best new female close their eyes and vision old basic R.E.M. sound has been left Cats. pays tribute to the heavy blues vocalists around. Her man Kensey wandering down pure. —JC The birth of r-n-r cannot be (continued on page 8) passionately haunting voice the road wanting to be some- ripples through the often repeti- body else. Driver 8 leading the tive music like love itself: the cannonball through the depot at frustration of getting there is night and Wendall Gee sitting worth the product in the end. on the back porch listening to If you want to see a good Her voice compares with Dale the dogs howl at a passing Bozzio of Missing Persons, how- racoon. Fables shows the heart ever, Mann's voice is far more of Southern culture in a way movie, then you gotta see this. mature and sophisticated. only reached through Faulkner As an 'initial project, ‘til and Mark Twain. tucsday sparks a groove in the Unlike most songs on the business with their innovative airwaves that come out and blitz style and grace. Whereas their the listener, the songs on Fables lack of imagination leaves much lure the listener into the song to be desired. their spunk and Ste wart Theatre get-up-and-go leaves the listener with Michael Stipe’s siren-like satisfied with the sound. vocals that seem almost to be Their best of the album, delivered in an ancient Cajun “Voices Carry,” has been re- tongue. ceiving much airplay, and it From the opening wail of deserves 'every minute. The Peter Buck’s guitar on “Feeling song is by far the best on the Gravity's Pull” the shamanistic LP. About a love involving impulses of the record take acceptance into another’s class: effect. It becomes so" visual one can see Stipe wrapping — He wants me himself around the microphone — but onlypart ofthe time like a water moccasin wrapped He wants me around an exposed tree root in —it'he can keep me in line the old boggy swamp. The song “Voices Carry" is a song about has a small string section on it the attitudes of those who dare that adds to the eeriness of this to be different. Mann’s lyrics love ballad. pose the situation and try to “Driver 8” sings about the break the barrier set between trains that traverse the heart of those who think they have better the southland loaded with the and those who choose to products of the farms feel better than to goods and look better. and mills. Bill Berry’s drumming There are two or three very captures the constant pounding good songs on Voices Carry. “You Know the Rest," a slow, romantic ballad, is a confession of love befitting the entire theme of the album. Another tune. “Don’t Watch Me Bleed” ATTENTION confronts the domination of and the loss of love in a relationship between man and woman NCSU Professors 8: Grad Students through a steady, solid rhythm. 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Editor’s Note: This is the first With the new create-your-own deals mainly with students on in a series of articles about the package, however, patrons will the meal plan. If you are on the various theatre opportunities on be presented with a list of meal plan, Center Stage has ‘ campus. events in which they can pick provided a buffet dinner and the ones they are interested in, show ticket free. All you have to Tim Ellington in effect, creating their own do is sign up and pick up your Feature Editor series. ‘ tickets in advance. That’s a $25 ”They can pick two events, value for absolutely nothing. And now, presenting for your four events, ten events, just “You can get a date and go enjoyment...Center Stage. make their own package," together —- it will be nice, and Center Stage, the professional Marmarose added._“Also, since all free of charge," Marmarose organization affiliated with the average number of shows in said. Stewart Theatre here at State, a package has been four, which “I think it’s a good effort on is more than just a name was about the number of shows our part and for University stamped on a foreign ballet or in a series, we will offer a 15% Dining to get students used to a Shakesperian play that is being discount for anyone who buys night like this. If we can performed on campus at any four to nine shows, and a 20% introduce students to the given time. It is an organization discount for those who buy 10 or theatre when they are freshmen, that provides a variety of more." then maybe they will enjoy it services for students and the Individual highlights for this enough to keep coming back," university community. season. at least as far as Marmarose said. “Our goal is to present the students are concerned, will be Center Stage... it has some- highest quality touring theatre Second City, the comedy troup thing for everyone. Great en- that we possibly can," said out of Chicago that spawned tertainment, good food and good ,A Vicky Marmarose, assistant such greats as John Belushi, Dan prices. The average student director of Stewart and Ackroyd, Bill Murray and John ticket price is about 36. Get out Technician file photo Thompson Theatres. “Without Candy. As You Like It, a classic and enjoy some of the finer Center Stage In 'pvovlded students with the 099mm to m . us. students would be "missing Shakespeare comedy and P.D.Q. aspects ofcollege life- ”WMMumm. some of these things that help Bach, a satire on Classical music, give them a good, well-rounded which should be hilarious, are education." two more planned for this Marmarose sees the upcoming season. In addition, Neil Simon’s year as one that should be They’re Playing Our Song will terrific. 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Ordinarily, I don’t air my phase of offensive skill. and season with better overall of- But if the hitter is using an of the league's season. disagreements with other Surhoff’s combined statistics fensive numbers than Surhoff. aluminum bat, he can still drive The ACC coaches, at a recent writers in print. but I feel this past season in both Some hit more homers, 'some the ball over the infield for a meeting, were unanimous in‘ compelled to make an exception categories (.741 slugging per- stole more bases and some hit base hit. their desire to return to wooden at this time. centage and .475 on-base per- for a higher average, but none A ball hit off the end of a bats. And if the cost of alumi- I mean no offense or disre- did everything nearly as well as wooden bat will trickle to one of num bats continues to climb — Surhoff. the infielders for an easy out. they currently cost more than spect to sports editor Todd BRUCE McGee, but there were a num- The same ball hit off an alumi- $50 apiece — the difference ber of comments in his June 12 num bat could sail into the between wood and metal might column on the recent major WIHKWORTI‘I outfield and down the line for an not be so high. league amateur baseball draft lot was written extra-base hit. It just isn‘t the Teams should not continually the last few have to score eight or nine runs that need to be addressed. weeks about the impact of same game with aluminum bats. aluminum bats in college ”The aluminum bat has per game to be assured of To start with, designated Sports Writer baseball. There can be little changed the whole game," State winning. It just isn‘t baseball. hitter Mickey Billmeyer was not baseball coach Sam Esposito doubt that offense in the college ;__~j‘.. _, - the only State player selected in centage) were exceptional. The game has gotten out of hand. says. “A pitcher can make a this year’s draft. Shortstop- one phase of offense these two and the metal bats are one really good pitch, but a guy with of an aluminum bat can still get a second baseman Doug Strange, numbers do not encompass is the main culprits. woman» the team’s most valuable player, baserunning, and Surhoff was hit out of it. It makes the game 0*. The NCAA approved the use look like a softball game, and a was picked in the eighth round easily one of the top overall ‘flona-r»o. y. of the regular phase by the baserunners in the nation. of aluminum bats in 1974 as a pitching staff can only take so cost-cutting measure. Wood bats much of that. We scored 11 runs Detroit Tigers. ’Nuff said on According to scouts contacted that. break, aluminum bats don‘t. A and got 14 hits against Georgia by Baseball America, the combi- college player would probably Tech in the tournament and still Regarding North Carolina’s nation of Surhoff's power (.652 use two or three dozen wooden got killed." B.J. Surhoff, the No. 1 overall career slugging percentage), bats in the course of a season Tech beat the Wolfpack 24-11 pick in the draft, I have to speed (82 career stolen bases in but just one aluminum one. in the first round of the ACC dispute Todd's assertion that 99 attempts). bat control (only 24 But with the money that has baseball tournament this past Surhoff “did not compile strikeouts in 763 career plate April. . particularly awesome stats." appearances) and defensive abil- been saved comes a heavy price. College baseball scores look Esposito believes that most The word‘.’ awesome is rather ity (one West Coast scout who college coaches, if pressed on misleading and perhaps the saw Surhoff in Arizona said he more and more like college football scores, and the metal the matter, would vote to bring most overused and overabused played the best two games at the wooden bat back into the word in the English language. shortstop that he saw all season) bat is a big reason. Because of college game. The problem. Mother Nature is capable of made him one of the most the skill levels involved. however. is the cost. “awesome" accomplishments. appealing players to come out of baseball is the hardest sport to play, but the high scores in This summer. the Cape Cod Baseball players and other the draft in many years. League, an NCAA-sponsored athletes are not. So I think that “I don't see where he has any college baseball make it look like scoring runs in baseball is easy. summer league that annually Technician file photo statement was unfair to begin weaknesses at all," Los Angeles attracts some of . the college with. Dodgers' scout .Jim Garland If a good fastball pitcher .. makes a great pitch to a hitter game‘s best players, will use Motown Bound? said. “I expect to see him in the only wooden bats. 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Protein research may produce treatment for tumors A State biochemist has tify a gene that could pave the stance. or HIS. plays a special common birth defects occur. tion of body features in the isolated a protein .that may be way for production of the sub- role in tin “human embryo and In 1983. Dr. Ching S. Teng. embryo. The mouth and eye used to combat a type of uterine stance. may be a valuable toolin helping professor of embryology at the openings and a normal palate cancer. and is working to iden- Mullerian inhibiting sub- researchers understand how School of Veterinary Medicine, are formed by cell death and became the first scientist to fusion, and the same process isolate pure MIS. removes the webbing between He is now selecting, from a the fingers and toes. huge gene “library." the tiny bit “A lot of people want to know of genetic material that might and understand cell death. but be used to produce large quan- there has been no way _to tities ofthe precious substance. approach the problem." he said. Laboratory tissue culture “No one knows how the cell- tests at Harvard Medical School dies.” have revealed MIS’ potential as As in the case of Mull a treatment for certain tumors tissue retention. cells that don't which develop in the female die can cause problems. In these reproductive system. cases, defects must be corrected FOOD SERVICE MIS normally is secreted by by surgery. the gonads, or sex glands. in the Teng is observing the action 7; embryos of humans and other of M18 under the microscope. l EMPLOYEES vertebrate creatures. trying to find out what part of 'f The protein is produced for a the cell is attacked by such a l Looking for good pay flexible hours ? .1 single purpose — to cause substance and how the cell certain cells, called Mullerian responds. His photographs show You’ll find it at FAST FARE. We’re installing Food duct cells, to die off as a regular Mullerian cells breaking up un- set of reproductive organs is der MIS attack. Service in many of our stores,and are seeking formedm the embryo. Teng’s research has been people like you. But this process can go awry, funded by a $195,000. three-year possibly leading to cancer later grant from the National Science in life. Teng and other re- Foundation and a two-year. Fast food experience/background is helpful, but not .searchers think the tumors $60,000 grant from the required...we’ll train you! could be halted by reintroducing Rockefeller Foundation. MIS. The painstaking steps have TAKE ADVANTAGE OF: “If the embryonic cells don't been carried out by the School OFIexible full and part-time schedules. die, they are preserved and can of Veterinary Medicine's be the cause of tumors," Teng Biochemical and Gene Cloning OCompetitive pay and benefits. explained. “Some uterine Laboratories. OChallening, customer-oriented environment. tumors are thought to be caused “We are the first group in the .n-‘~o.~-O--r by Mullerian cells that don’t nation to use genetic engi- INTERESTED? CALL OR APPLY TODAY: die." . . neering to produce M18 in large Hormones taken by the quantities," Teng said. FAST FARE, INC. mother in early pregnancy can By isolating the pure MIS , 3125 PoplanNood Ct. cause this problem by supress- protein molecule from chick ing MIS secretion in the fetus, embryos, Teng went one step Box 95133 he said. ahead of M18 research teams at Raleigh, NC. 27625 MIS. Teng said, might offer a ' Harvard Medical School and the gentler alternative to cancer Medical Genetic Research Labo— (919) 872-2485 treatments such as ratory at the Children's Disease chemotherapy, which tends to Hospital in Paris. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F damage normal cells. With the isolation of the MIS gene, Teng hopes to be able to M18 is one of several sub- provide a direct way to produce stances that cause cell death in MIS by splicing the gene into the embryo. Proper cell death is simple bacteria which can then essential in the normal forma- be used as 1118 factories.

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