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Erin Welch he serves as an outstand- DeputyNews Editor ing example ofgenius with consciousness,” Thorpe Dr. Levi Watkins Jr. will added. speaktonight as part ofthe Watkins attendedcollege NC. State African Ameri- at Tennessee State Univer- can Cultural Center’s sity where his interests in current program series, politics led him to become “African-American Cre- studentbodypresident and ative Genius: Changingthe where his interests in biol— Landscape ofSociety.” ogy developed. The center plans to have The first black student various speakers including admitted to Vanderbilt the Pulitzer Prize-winning UniversitySchool ofMedio David Levering Louis and cine, Watkins was also the Dr. Patricia Bath, inventor first black graduate of the of the Laserphaco probe School of Medicine. He treatment of cataracts, now works as Associate come to campus through- Dean of the Johns Hop— out the year. Watkins’ kins University School of lecture, titled “A Dream Medicine and as a profes- Fulfilled,” aims to help sor of cardiac surgery. He students clearly identify is the first black man to their dreams and under- achieve these positions at stand that there is always Johns Hopkins. a way to achieve them, Between 1973 ' and Toni Thorpe, program 1975, Watkins intensely coordinator of the Afri— researched his interest can-American Cultural in cardiac surgery at the Center, said. Harvard Medical School “Dr. Watkinswas chosen Department of Physiol- because he has made out- Ogy. standing contributions in his field of medicine and' SURGEON continued on page 2

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shoot for students Katie Brannan Originally, WSI planned StaffWriter to have a men’s and wom— ~ en’s division, howevernow In conjunction with Chi the tournament will only Omega, Wolfpack Student have a men’s division al- Inititive will host a 3-on- though teams arewelcome ONE NATION UNDER GOD 3 basketball tournament to have female players. this Saturday. The two For some teams, this organizations merged year provides a chance to this year to put on the change fate from previous tournament and each have years. recruited their own teams Travis Salyer, a junior for fundraising from both in business management, sides. will beparticipating in the - DIVISIILE WSI a scholarship en- tournament for the third dowment, granted their year in a row. first scholarship to a NC The past two years Stu— A WEEK AFTER THE ELECTIONS, PUNDITS ARE CALLING State student this semester. dent Body President Tony Currently, the scholarship Caravano’s team has THE NATION SEVERELY DIVIDED. BUT IS IT REALLY? has raised over $18,500. forced Salyer’s team out “We’re expecting a of the race and has Won STORY BY T.S AMARASIRIWARDENA great turn out this year, the tournament. Salyer is especially since we’re do— hoping for abetterturnout It isn’t just a mere division of color. ing the tournament with this year. A quick glance at the Electoral College map Chi Omega,”Anna Grant, “I just play to have gives a severely fractured take on the nation. WSI director and a senior fun because I know the in statistics, said. money is going for a good Pooled in the Northeast, the Great Lakes region and Pacific coast, is blue. From the Souflnthroughthenafionslmmrflandtothe NATIVE AMERICAN MONTH West, is red. Red staters have long called their blue kin, Forum examines the city-dwelling progressives, as. out oftouch with the core values of the rest ofthe nation. language and culture With “value voters” giving President George Adam Dunn most distinct variations W. Bush the pivotal edge to win the election, CHRIS DAPPERT/TECHNlClAN StafiWriter ofthe English language. Surveying the damaged sign ofthe North Carolina Republican Headquar- “Language is the single that notion may have grown credence. ters, Dale Jones of Prosign Display and Graphics, looks at the damage to From the North Carolina GOP’s headquar- A forum Monday night, most tolerated form ofre- the inside ofthe sign he will be replacing. The damage was the result of part of Native American pression, oppression, and ters vandalism last weekend and messages like vandalism caused by a mob that Jones said he felt was an attempt to in— cite fear, making a connection between the incident and terrorism. Heritage Month, aimed exclusion,” said facilitator “Osama, sorry your guy didn’t win,” spray to shed some light on the WaltWolfram,professorof painted on campus, acts like this, are occur- VALUE VOTERS “People of faith got out and influences of culture on linguistics and English. ring nationwide, the division is seemingly “I feel as ifthe tone ofthis country voted. Four million [religious linguistics. “Everybody notices, but has looked away from religions,” conservative] voters did not show Hosted by Multicul- nobody understands.” carrying over after the election. Matt Walton, a freshman in tech— up in 2000 — they did this time,” tural Student Affairs and “Clearing the haze that But when it comes down to it, the division nology education said. “Religion North CarolinaCongressmanWal— the College ofHumanities covers Native American may not be all that it is purported to be. needs to more apparent in society ter Jones told College Republicans and Social Sciences and led culture is a major goal today.” last week. “President Bush is a man by four student panelists, for us here at Multicul- “Any vote divides us,” political science It’s sentiments like these that of faith and people responded to “Language and Iden- tural Student Affairs,” professor Michael Cobb said. “But we’re not analysts and partisans say gave that.” tity: Regional and Ethnic said Tracey Ray, a key or- divided in the sense that red states are any Bush his victory over Sen John Voices in North Carolina” ganizer of the event. “We different than blue states.” Kerry. DIVIDE continued on page 2 presented a reviewofa film documenting four of the FORUM continued on page 2

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Affairs believe this month is tive American Pride Day, where engineering WSI HOWTO REGISTER NATIVE ofgreat importance. students, faculty and staffwill Nov. 16th will hold The Call continued from page 1 Toregister please e—mail continued from page i “Native American Heritage wear red shirts indicatingpride to Action seminar, where Wi- [email protected] with Month is a clear representation in their Native American heri~ nona LaDuke, a longtime envi- cause,”Salyer said. “I look for- a team name and a list ofthe ofhow diverse our campus is,” tage. Native American students ronmentalist and indigenous- ward to it every year.” students who wiil be piaying. want students to understand said Mark Meis, a sophomore will meet in the Brickyard for rights activist, will speak on However, Tony Caravano’s . {An entryfee of$30 is required the contributions of Native in Professional Golf Manage- lunch and other activities dur— the topic ofreservation-based team hopes for another victori- andteams may have up to four Americans to society.” ment. “It’s a true representation ing the day. land acquisition. The Native ous year, even recruiting a new piayers.Thetournament will be The entire month of No- ofNorth Carolina culture.” Also planned is the National American Celebration on player for this year. hosted on Carmichaei's outside vember is dedicated to Na- Events likes this and a semi— American Indian Science and Nov. 20 at the NC. Museum “We never care about win- courts. ‘ tive American heritage With nar on how to be a professional Engineering Societyconference of HistOry, will celebrate the ning the money,”Caravaho a least one event each week Native American business per- in Alaska from Nov. 11-14. Ten richness of Native American said. “We just want to win the that showcases the educa- son have already taken place to students from NC. State will history through dance, song, tournament.” through the basketball tourna— tion of society concerning further understanding of this attend representing the Native crafts and foods. The Native According to Caravano, the mentwill benefit the scholarship this growing minority. With distinct section ofculture. American Society of Science American Celebration is a basketball tournament has at endowment while Chi Omega is North Carolina being home The remainder ofthe month and Engineer chapter. Stu— family designed experience least 20 teams each year and he raising funds for the Make—A- to the seventh-largest popula— highlights several other events dents will interact with other to showcase the vibrant rich anticipates even more this year Wish Foundation. tion of Native Americans in that will take different angles to students across the country‘ cultural of Native peoples in due to the merging of the two First prize this year will be the United States and second approaching the issue ofigno- in efforts of recruitment, North Carolina. Admission organizations to host the event. $200 provided by WSI, with largest east of the Mississippi rance andtheNativeAmerican. retention and networking in is free and the event is open to WSI and Chi Omega have re— second and third prizes will be River, not only Multicultural Every Wednesday will be Na- the disciplines of science and the public. cruited their own teams to sup— gift certificates supplied by Chi port their respective charities. Omega. Pizza and drinks will Created in the spring of2000 by be provide during the tourna- Student Body President Harold ment. GET PAID $60—75 FOR TWO Pettigrew, WSI established an Registration is closed for Chi endowment fund, which would Omega but remains open for benefit students with severe fi— WSI. HOURS OF YOUR TJME nancial need. The endowment Games will begin Saturday finally reached enough finan- morning at 10 andwill continue cial stability to reward their in double-elimination style until first scholarship this year. 2 pm. Ifyou are betw een the ages ole —3 9 and regularh/ drink carbonated All funds raised by WSI soft drinks, you m ay qualify for a m arket research study thatw iJl. s as. 7 ' Q €455? ;; Va--- pay you $60 —75 cash fiartwo hours ofyourtim e and opinions. No sales, no gin m icks, jistpu‘re research . Ifinterested, visit ourweb site atwww .Jeresearch .com or call 83 l —54 l O .

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ment that Bush could do for DIVIDE that voting block, short of an continued from page 1 abortion ban. “There’s nothing that he can Rooted in America’s puritan do that he hasn’t done,” Cobb past, religion has always played said. “People didn’t vote for him a major, though oft-forgotten to reform Social Security.” role in the nation’s collective Within the party, there is psyche. But with talk over question over Bush’s extent of same-sex marriage, stem—cell authority. At a press conference research and abortion swelling after the election, Pennsylvania along the campaign trail, that Sen. Arlen Specter, member of once-quiet behemoth arose' the judiciary committee and from dormancy. possibly its next chair, ques— “Religion is’a big part of the tioned a “litmus test” for judi- nation’s cultural identity and it cial nominees over abortion ifhe caught a lot ofpeople offguard doesn’thave an explicitmandate - it blindsided them,” sociol- to do so. ogy professor Eric Woodrum “Ifyou have a race that is won said. “Academics, intellectuals by a percent or two, you have a and Democratic Party leaders narrowly divided country, and tended not to give priority to that’s not a traditional man- what is seen as moral issues by date,” Specter said. “President the public.” Bush will have that very much With Bush’3 commitments for in mind.” ' . a constitutional amendment to The biggest fight will probably ban same-sex marriage, re- come in the Supreme Court strictive views on abortion and nominations which tends to stem cell research, “there was a be on the forefront of deciding perception that Bush was more moral issues, according topo- unambiguously articulate in litical science professor Vincent tradition and religious pri— Munoz. orities. From what I hear from TAYLORTEMPLETON/TECHNICIAN “If he wants to push a tra- major commentators, the Kerry/ From the Free Expression tunnel to the North Carolina GOP headquarters, division over the election is apparent. ditional moral agenda, it will Edwards ticketwas not success- probably come through his ful in distinguishingthemselves FIRESTARTER nominations,” he said. enough,” he said. Heating up the box office and the headlines over the summer, Michael Moore’s And it’s not only moral is- Instead, Kerry’s hawing over controversial polemic ”Fahrenheit9/11,” becamea symbol,somecalling itawedge sues where Bush may be kept same-sex marriages; against in the disparate electorate. in check. Drawing long lines, the film played well to a crowd feeling disenfranchised a constitutional amendment with the Bush administration and the war in Iraq. Others were spurned by the Congressman Iones, while but also against same—sex film, calling Moorea magician offacts. Butthe effect ofthe film on thecampaign, talking to College Republicans, marriages, while not showing regardless ofBush's re—eléction, was real. said that he will be pushing for outwardness of faith left value ”We can’t measure itin termsofcause and effect, but would certainly say what a return to the party’s fiscal voters questioning if Kerry was became evident in the campaign was that ”Fahrenheit9/11" became a conversa- conservative roots. one ofthem. tion piece,” communications professor Sarah Stein said. With the new Department of “On a raft ofissues he was per— Atthe Republican National Convention in August, Sen.John McCain and others Homeland Security and war in ceived bymembers ofthe public made biting comments about Moore and his movie, a sign that politicians could Iraq putting a greater burden on as ambiguous [over religious is- neither ignore its presence, nor brush it offduring the election season. the finances, and deficits going sues] ,” Woodrum said. "Obviously if it was just a movie that they couldn’t say has nothing to do with up the budget, the GOP doesn’t them, otherwise they could have simply ignored it,” Stein who has edited two Ambiguity on Kerry’s part Academy Award winning films said. look like the Republicans of played well into Republican But the film was no wedge. yesteryear. hands, according to Cobb. It did not so much as startthe nation's division but play into it, she said. “We need to get back to the “The Republicans worked "There was certainly a profound divide, some people responded positivelyto core principals of small gov- hard to help Bush with the reli- ”Fahrenheit 9/11,” others were violently opposed to it. The film was reflective of ernment,” he said. gious right using messages that the division - it certainly didn’t create it,” Stein said. , Democrats were going to force With a bumper crop of documentaries released this year, be it "OutFoxed," to HEALING gay marriage and ban the Bible. ”Stolen Honor,” the art form will likely grow as a player in politics. “Do you think Ann Coulter is Basically by scaring them - and' "There’s going to be more of it. What we’re seeing is that there is a political going to change things?” Lusk it worked,” he said. niche to fill and people will pay attention -— butthey are obviously not going to asked fellow Republicans at a “There’s no monopolyon mo- determine elections,” Stein said. College Republicans meeting rality,” Cobb said. “It’s arrogant after Election Day. to say that there is some proper A MANDATE? ing that the people have spoken Understanding that a gap lay morality.” In his first post-election press and embraced your point of between a sizable portion of Though issues over religious conference, having handilywon view, and that’s What I intend the nation, Lusk suggested morality are headlining post- the election by 3.5 million votes to tell Congress,” he said. fellow partisans to extend to election banter, Democrats are — notthe mere electoral college But with an endorsement for others thoughtful and founded saying that their morality has a Victoryfrom 2000, Bush hawked another four years stemming debate. “You have to under- different thrust. the voter’s support in him. from moral issues and little stand where they come from “People are talking about “I earned capital in the cam- talk of his outlined docket on and make thoughtful reasoned their values now. Let me tell paign, political capital, and the campaign trail, this mandate arguments,” he said. yOu about my values. Sending now I intend to spend it. It is is being questioned. Recovering from their worst kids to school without breakfast my style,” Bush said. Does he have a mandate? political hangover, Democrats, and making them learn without “He obviouslyhas much more “Nope ~ not says I,” according though rattled are saying that eating - that’s immoral. Forcing of a mandate [this term] with to Cobb. division lays onlywithin politics kids to come home to an empty als across, according to Cobb Republicans, on the other a surplus of votes” Hal Lusk, “Even bytheir own admission, and not between the citizens. house is immoral. Making and Spence. hand, played well to the heart president of College Republi— ifit’s the morality issue that got “I’m not sure theres that someone wait until their cold “On most issues of moral- strings. “Republicans succeed— cans said. him over the top, then that’s much divide as people are becomes so bad that they have ity, there is little disagreement ed in making [religious values] Saying he will pickup a sec- where his mandate is,” hesaid. claiming there is right now,” to go to the emergency room is among Americans. What it emotional issues. People act on ond—term agenda with major On those issues, with 11 states Spence said. “Our country is immoral,” College Democrat really comes down to is how rational thought, but they act changes to Social Security, the jumping on the same—sex mar- not divided on the issues when president Matt Spence said. it’s being framed. Democrats quicker and with more pas- tax—code and medical malprac- riage ban, stem cell research it comes to specific issues when Democrats have morals, but generally don’t know how to sion when its an issue from the tice law reform, Bush is claiming legislation in place and faith you take partisanship out. We what Democrats failed to do talk about these issues on the heart,” Spence, a senior in politi- that people are behind him. based initiatives on the books, are a partisan country - we’re was to get their version ofmor- campaign trail,” Cobb said. cal science said. “Whenyou win, there is a feel- there is little additional move- not divided.” ,

Basketball ticket SURGEON” distribution continued from page 1 Student Government and the Athlet- ics Department have decided on the During this time, Watkins voucher distribution schedule forthe focused on and defined the role men’s basketball season. ofthe renin-angiotensin system - All tickets for games upto the West during congestive heart failure. Virginia game on Jan. 2 will be In 1980, Watkins performed distributed one hour before game the first human plantation ofthe time at the RBC Center. Guesttick- automaticimplantabledefibrilla— ets will be $10. tor. Hehas also developed several 0Ticketsfor the Florida State, Vir- ginia and Virginia Tech games will techniques for the implantation be distributed 90 minutes before of this device. This treatment game time. Guesttickets will be has saved thousands of lives $20. since Watkins first performed it -Ticketsfor the Heritage game against Liberty at Reynolds Coli- in 1980. Thorpe said the Cultural seum will be distributed two hours Center’s theme exists to provide before game time. Guest tickets structure in looking at one sec— will be $10. tion of African—American his- - Campout will be for the Georgia tory thoroughly. According to Tech and North Carolina home games. Thorpe, it is essential that “stu- -Vouchers will be distributed for dentsunderstandtheimportance the Duke, Georgia Tech, Maryland ofcultural consciousness.” , and Carolina games. There will be Watkins will speakto students no guest tickets sold for the Duke, Georgia Tech, Carolina or Wake at 7 pm. tonight in Room 126 of Forestgames, although this may Witherspoon. The event is free be subjectto change. and open to the public with a .The final exhibition game is reception following Watkins tonight at 7:30 against St. Augus- lecture. tine’s. The No.19 Wolfpack begins its season next Wednesday, host- ing the Black Coaches Association Classic at the RBC Center. For more informatiOn, con- tact Scott Stephenson, ticket distribution coordinator for Student Government, at [email protected]. WILLIAM JONES/TELHNTCTAN Amy Crocker (right) gets her flagged ripped off in the girl’s championship flagfootball game late monday night. Delta Zeta defeated Alpha SOURCE: STUDENTGOVERNMENT Delta Pi 12~0. ' O O A

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THE SAME SUIT OUR OPINION: THE MPAA IS TAKING THE SAME ACTION AS THE RIAA DID A YEAR AGO. THE ATTEMPT TO SEND A MESSAGE TO STOP DOWNLOADING MOVIES AND MUSIC IS FUTILE THROUGH LAWSUITS AND THE MEMBERS OF THE INDUSTRY NEED TO FIND A WAY TO ADJUST WITH THE TIMES. A A little more than a year ago, the ing close to $10.00 to go see it. Recording Industry Association of And even if students rent it or get America filed a series of lawsuits a screener copy the movie could to target those downloading music . easily be burned at the expense of from the Internet — it even took a four dollar rental versus a $16 specific action toward the student purchase. population -— using methods that Despite all these lawsuits, other including threatening e—mails, law— means of sharing movies will suits and subpoenas. emerge because there is a huge The Motion Picture Association market for it. ofAmerica will soon follow ac— The fact of the matter is students cordingly. have found a way to get music and Beginning Nov. 16, the MPAA movies for cheap and have no Erskine for UNC president? will begin dishing out'lawsuits desire to spend more money that ranging in fines from $30,000 to necessary because an aSsociation Andrew discusses thepossibility ofErskine Bowles replacingMolly Broad as UNC system president $150,000 and students will un— told them it was ethical. doubtedly be receiving attention KaZaA was under scrutiny for Word on the street is that Uni— lions. Republicans to the ultra-political for downloading movies from the some time during the RIAA law- versity ofNorth Carolina system There are other signs. In a letter BOG. Ifthe Republicans are real Internet. . suits and it is still up and running. President Molly Corbett Broad is to his campaign supporters Bowles desperate in blocking Bowles ap- nearing retirement, with a possible indicated that a future in public pointment, they might try running The question is — why? With legal options for dowloading, announcement service was still likely, “I will not some negative TV commercials. It is blatantly obvious the RIAA like iTunes and Rhapsody, students at this week’s run again for elective office. But Is Bowles qualified for the posi— attempts to curb the financial do have an alternative to KaZaA. UNC Board I’m not finished serving our state tion? Bowles is accustomed to losses of its musicians failed miser- This boils down to a very simple ofGovernors and our country.” running large complex organiza- ably. ' concept. The history of music meeting. There Can Bowles get elected? The 32'— tions as White House Chiefof Staff Yes, there were a few changes started with the record, then are some indi- member UNC Board ofGovernors and director ofthe Small Business cations that this elects the UNC president. All the Administration. He could view the that occurred as a result — Pepsi moved to the eight-track, then the may be true. members are appointed by the Chancellors like cabinet secretaries. offers music downloads through a cassette, followed by the compact Recently, General Assembly. Even though he Bowles also knows the issues. promotion and online music shops disc, then on to the mp3 player and Andrew Broad accepted failed twice to reach the U.S. Sen— In a statement to college students exist so people can get buy their ending online. Movies started on payne a faculty ap— ate, Bowles should easily win the during his campaign Bowles said, music off of the Internet. VHS, moved to DVD’s and is now SeniorStaffColumnist pointment at approval ofthe BOG. Many BOG “The two most important issues going online — just like music. UNC-Chapel members are Bowles allies. Jim W. facing higher education in North Neither is very popular. Hill’s School ofGovernment. In Phillips, a member ofthe BOG, Carolina include accessibility for MPAA attempts will be nothing And if the actors and musicians newspaper reports, Broad repeat- worked for the Bowles campaign as all students who seek a college edu- more than a small smack on the were in their line of Work for a real edly denied that this was a signal of lead debate negotiator. Phillips is , cation and ensuring that our insti- wrist, either. reason, like the fans (since they her leaving her post it was merely also chair ofthe tutions ofhigher Students, as most people, would wouldn’t exist without the fans), a fulfillment ofa promise made board’s powerful “Many board learning have the rather spend a day or two down- then they would find a way to work during her hiring. finance commit— members gave resources they Who will replace Broad as tee. need in order to loading a movie and watching it on with the changing times - not UNC President - Erskine Bowles? A quick exami- Bowles thousands thrive in the 2lst their computer rather than spend— against them. Rumors are abound that the nation ofcam- in campaign century.” Bowles two-time loser in the U.S. Senate paign finance re- , would not be The unsigned editorial that appears above is the opinion ofthe members of Technician’s elections will lead the 16~campus ports shows that contributions” the first wealthy editorial board and is the responsibility ofthe Editor in Chief. university. Bowles apparently has many ofthe BOG investor from a number ofprominent and influ- members are friends ofBowles. Charlotte to run the University. ential figures backing his cause like Many board members gave Bowles Charlotte billionaire C.D. Span— Editorin Chief former N.C. Governor Jim Hunt. thousands in campaign contribu— gler succeeded William Friday as editor@technicianonlineromMatt Middleton Why would Hunt support Bowles tions in both Senate elections. UNC President in 1986 and served Managing Editor in this endeavor? Well, Hunt is Something did strike me as for 11 years until the election of TECHN AN Ben McNeely currently practicing law in Raleigh rather odd though. Board ofGov- Broad. Also Bowles would not be THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY be"@‘e"’”""’"°"""e-‘°”’ and chairman ofthe James B. ernors Chairman Brad Wilson and the first UNC President to dabble News Editor Photography Editor DeputyNews Editor Hunt, Jr. Institute for Educational his wife contributed $3,000 to the in politics. UNC President Frank T.S.Amarasiriwardena TaylorTempleton Tyler Dukes Leadership and Policy. The in- Bowles campaign in the 2002 elec- Porter Graham (1939-1950) ran [email protected] [email protected] news@technicianonli‘ne.com ViewpomtEditor Graphics Editor DeputyNews Editor stitute, originally envisioned for tion (Elizabeth Dole vs. Bowles). unsuccessfully for U.S. Senate after P . k k ErinWelch NC. State University’s Centennial In this year’s election, the Wilsons filling the expired-term ofSen. J. viewpoint@technicianon/ineromJason Eder atI‘IC C ar e ‘ [email protected] Campus, was established in 2001 gave Bowles nothing. Any opposi— Melville Broughton. SportsEditor. graphics@technia’anonline.com DeputySportsEditor Austin Johnson Advemslng Manager Ryan Reynolds “to work with current and emerg- tion to Bowles from Wilson might In his bid for the Senate, Bowles [email protected] CIaire Saunders [email protected] ing political, business and educa— be trumped by Hunt. Wilson was lost to Rep. Richard Burr by more ' ArtsandEntertainmentEditor OdVe"’51"9@Ie€h"I'C‘anonline'com DeputyPhotoEditor tion leaders on a national level to Hunt’s general counsel. than 200,000 votes. How ironic Jake Seaton ClassifiedsManage, Ray Black111 that there are almost 200,000 stu— diversions@technirianonlinexom [email protected] improve public education.” Bowles might face some opposi— Features Editor Zach. Patterson. . DeputyGraphicsEditor The think tank is part ofthe tion from Republican members dents in the UNC system. Ifthe Ashley Hink. clasyfieds©techniaanonllne.com Jessrca Gluck UNC system, not an individual ofthe BOG. But, every two years rumors are true, Molly Broad is diversions@technicianon/i‘ne.com graphics@technicianonlinecom the General Assembly elects 16 retiring and ErSkine Bowles will Technician (USPS 455-050) is the official student-run newspaper of NC State University and is 323Witherspoon StudentCenterBox8608, campus, so the UNC president de- published every Monday through Friday throughout the academic year from August through May NCSUCampusRaleighiNC27695-8608 termines its budget. Let’s connect new members to the BOG. One succeed her -— there will definitely except during holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the columns, cartoons, Editorial 515.2411 the dots -— Hunt supports Bowles ofthe first agenda items for next be more to talk about in the future. photoillustrationsandlettersthatappearonTechnicianspagesaretheviewsoftheindividualwriters Advertising 515.2029 and cartoonists. Copyright 2004bytheNorth CarolinaStateStudent Media.All rights reserved.To Fax 515.5133 for UNC president; Bowles be- year’s legislature will be the BOG receivepermissionforreproduction,pleasewritetheeditorinchief.Subscriptioncostis$100peryear. Online technicianonline.com comes president; Bowles increases election. Don’t look for the Demo- Email Andrew your thoughts at Printed byTheNews 8tObserver,Raleigh,NC. the Hunt Institute’s budget by mil- cratic majority to re—elect many [email protected]

Technology is undermining social relationships Heather remarks on how technology has changed our lifestyles so much and wonders how soon it will be that computers and machines take over I never realized how much machines, comput- People began to look at me strange instead of I even tried to trip him up a bit when at the end be e-mailed to my editor, and we may talk on ers and technology in general was taking over joining in the conversation. Machines just do ofthe conversation he said “Is there anything AIM or through e—mail. the American lifestyle until I moved this week- not converse as well as people do. . else I can do for you today?” and I told him no, However, I will see my editor again, at the next end. From transferring power to changing my My weekend started out with signing the lease then whenhe went into the “Thank you for call— staffmeeting or the next time pay sheets come address, everything was auto-‘ on my new place. There, a computer was used to ing Time Warner Cable!,” I blurted out another out. The technicians at the veterinary hospital mated this and press one for print out the new lease and another small com- question. He rebounded gracefully, answered were still able to make it through the day and more options that. Friends do puter was used to check my credit report. my question, and then went right back to the “Is perform all their necessary tasks. My power not get together at the burger Doing things this way is actually more efficient there anything else I can do?” He had done so magically came on at the new apartment and the place as much anymore, they and I did have human contact with the complex well 1 let him go at that point. bill is in my name, with correct spelling! talk for hours on AOL Instant manager and his secretaries. However, that is Another part ofthe Iiving-by—computer saga: The best story came from another friend of Messenger instead. Mom about where the human contact ended. a friend ofmine works at a veterinary hospital. mine, Jason, who did not have a computer at all directly deposits money into Next, I called the power company to let them This past week, the computer system decided it for three days. my checking account as op - know I would be moving. It took me five min- was tired and wanted to take a nap. , He said, “I was so used to being able to listen to posed to putting a check in utes to finally get a real person, after pressing 1 This happens occasionally for a few minutes, music, find news that I was interested in, talk to gefthlier my birthday card. to listen to the menu in English and a couple of sometimes even an hour. This particular day, friends on AIM and play random games; with- SeglbetbgCO/umnist Even the old reliable post other numbers to give them a preview ofwhat I however, it took the whole day off, and did not out the computer I wasn’t able to.” j office, that once had a mail— wanted. leave a “gone fishing” sign up to let them know. I asked him what he did while waiting for the man that delivered your mail and said good Even then, the woman sounded like a comput— The clinic practically shut down. They relied computer to be fixed and he said, “I watched morning to you by name, has now gone online er as she programmed in what I wanted to have so heavily on the computer system to make ap — more TV. That was the only way to get any news, and uses machines to do almost everything. done and then told me “Thank you for calling pointments, check records and receive payments and even then it was full ofelection commer- I went into the post office to buy stamps. At Progress Energy.” for items that the staffwas ready to close down cials. Those were the longest three days in my one time, I would talk to the clerk, they would Next, I called the cable company. After going and go fishing too. life.” ‘4 , ask me what kind ofstamp I wanted and how through almost the same menus as Progress En— My friend said “I didn’t realize just how much I asked Jason ifhe thought computers would many, and we would gossip about people in the ergy (yes, I do want to continue in English!) and the computer controls us here. I mean, it took us one day take over the world and he answered: neighborhood. then pressing numbers for almost everything a long time to figure out what to do without its “Have you seen the Terminator movies? I don’t «Now, I walk up to a machine much like an about me except my hair color, I finally was able help.” think a super intelligent program kicking every: ATM, put in my Visa and press buttons to get my to speak to a “live” person. Am I worried that computerswill take over the one’s tail will happen. We’ll still need farmers, stamps. This guy had the same computer-type speech world and one day we will not even need to leave no matter how intelligent our technology gets.” The machine knows nothing ofthe girl down as the Progress Energy people. His scripted con- our houses? Well, a little. the street that is pregnant again, or about old versation incorporated my answers beautifully, I do not think it will happen in my lifetime E-mail Heather your”computer down and can’t do Mr. Jones that died last week. no matter how offthe wall they were. though. Even this column that I am typing will anything”story at [email protected] TECHNICIAN a Diversions TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2004 PAGE 5

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Miles Snow Alfie Senior StaffWriter STARING:Jude Law,MarisaTomei DIRECTED BY:Charles Shyer PLAYING AT:Crossroads 20,Carmike DMZ I remember Watching the 15,Mission Valley Cinema,Raleigh Academy Awards the year Grand Cinema 16 Michael Caine won the Os— car for best supporting actor *‘k‘kfi'ik for “The Cider House Rules.” When Alternative . Duringhis acceptance speech he graciously gave props to City, which grants him access his fellow .nominees. Jude to a slew ofladies to help satiate Law happened to be one for his predatory appetites. Among “The Talented Mr. Ripley” them are Jane Krakowski as the ‘ omes naturally and I remember Caine saying lonely married woman, Ma— ' “Jude Law is going to be a big rissa Tomei as a single mother star no matter what.” who worries for Alfie, Nia Long lake Seaton Future Perfect the mainstream and became a I can’t help but find that as the ex—girlfriend of his best Arts 6’?EntertainmentEditor Autolux mainstay. more than a little ironic friend, Sienna Miller as the gor- DMZ Since the mid—905, the term since Law is one of our ma- geous, self—abusive partygirl and Further seems forever when has degenerated to the point jor stars now and he is filling Susan Sarandon as the older a band could generate as much *‘ki'Vhiir that is rarely mustered even as the shoes of the character woman who treats Alfie like positive publicity and critical a genre. R.E.M. continues to that made Michael Caine Alfie treats other women. And acclaim before its debut album release their Alternative mu- one. “Alfie” is a remake of yes, it’s true that Alfie beds them even hit the streets, as Autolux sound that flooded FM radio. sic, as well as Counting Crows the 1966 classic which cast all, but the repercussions of his did with their LP “Future Per- Bands like Sonic Youth, R.E.M., and Sonic Youth, but their art Michael Caine as the coolly promiscuous ways begin to take fect.” Talking Heads and The Replace— is written off as Pop or even aloof British playboy with hold and he ends up learning the Welcome to their world: ments defined the then under- Post—Grunge —— as with Sonic a lust-for-life attitude that about the consequences of his Alternative, a genre rarely ground scene and flourished on Youth. brought him a bit more than recklessness the hard way. muttered since its mainstream the college radio stations. But the divine that is Alt-Rock he bargained for. Director Charles Shyer (“Fa- move in the early 90$. Eugene Although the groups did not has been far from dead since Now Law does the honors ther of the Bride”) tends to Goreshter (vocals/bass), Carla generate spectacular album Nirvana’s MTV overexposure. as the chauvinist womanizer soften Alfie’s image more than Azar (drums/vocals) and Greg sales, they did exert a great Alternative is something that who likes to speak directly he should have. This guy is Edwards (guitar/vocals) formed influence on the musicians that is typically shied away from by into the camera about his supposed to be, even though Autolux out ofthe ashes ofvari— came of age in the late 805 and the general listener, there is no “philosophies of life.” These extremely charismatic, cold ous early to mid-90s Alt-Rock early 905. doubt that much of what has tidbits of information are and calculating, not warm outfits that seem to have faded By the mid-905, Alternative been. birthed in smoky clubs most amusing when Alfie and lovable. In the latter half into obscurity. was synonymous with Grunge and damp, below-street clubs refers to American ways: of the film, when Alfie’s world The concept of the super in the eyes of the mass media has been Alternative. It has been “as for cologne, the average begins to fall apart, the viewer group, however, is an amalga- and the general public despite its these bands that rally cult—like American male tends to spray just wants to go up and hug the mation of all of the members’ modest roots as an underground followings, and die—hard fans on more than a crop duster” bloke rather than scold him for previous ventures in the music movement. Bands like Nirvana, and folloWers. and “the.Yanks have a saying his recklessness. industry. Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains and Autolux is the offspring of — go with the flow.” Jude Law is at his charismatic Alternative was a term that Soundgarden came to be known three ofthese Alternative bands Alfie goes with the flow peak as Alfie, but this movie served as an umbrella for a style as Alternative and the popular like no other, working as lacks the effective brutality that of music that was unlike the youth culture found its way into PERFECT continued on page 6 a limo driver in New York made the original a classic. PAGE 6 - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2004 Sports TECHNICIAN

earlier this season. pounce on the Yellow Jackets in Even the ultimate fan, who RYAN If it wasn’t for non—human the first quarter, easily march- was halfway unconscious dur- Around the ACC ” continued from page 8 defensive performances against ing down the field on its first ing the fourth quarter, realized Standings Maryland and Virginia Tech, drive and scoring a touchdown what was unfolding and stag— CONE. ALL settle for runs up themiddle on State’s bowl hopes wouldn’t later in‘the quarter. gered up the stairs six minutes W L first and second down even be in question. But when the second quarter before the game ended. Take zero-to—one shot down In the games where the Pack came, the Pack offense was on After all, the offensive per— field every game, and relv on has showed a pulse on offense the field playing, but that could formances NC. State fans have the defense to keep the game — UNC, Miami and Clemson have fooled fans who were at witnessed all season can make close and create scoring op— — turnovers and inefficiency in the game. any fan sick to their stomach. Miami 3 2 6 2 vs. Virginia, Sat. portunities. Mazzone—ball the red zone has sealed its los- Even a stingy defensive effort has worked to perfection this ing fate. Saturday against Geor- couldn’t steal the game away Ryan can be reached at Clemson 4 3 5 4 atDuke Sat. season ‘gia Tech was Mazzone-ball at from Georgia Tech. 51 5-2411 or The offense was completely its finest. And the fans darted for the [email protected] inept 1n a loss to Ohio State The Pack looked prime to exits in droves. New course spring 2005 for students in vs. North Carolina, Sat. CHASS, ART & DESIGN and ED & PSYCH FOOT BA ll FAN REACTION How STUFF WORKS LASTWEEK’S SCORES continued from page 8 The boos came quickly and Georgia Tech 24, NC. State 14 Florida State 29, Duke 7 loudly on the State team late Learn about and take apart your favorite devices: electric and acoustic guitar, CD Virginia Tech 27, UNC 24 Virginia 16, Maryland 0 and DVD “burners”, bar code scanners, photocopy/FAX/scanner machines, digital Clemson 24, Miami 17 (OT) The toughnesswill be tested on in the fourth quarter Saturday. cameras Photoshop, cell phone communications, Internet, engines,. computers, and Thursday, when the Seminoles, An interception return for a water purifiers (3 units) Open: soph, Jr, &Sr. with just two losses, comes to touchdown by Georgia Tech all Stat of the week face the Pack, a team danger— but ended the Pack’s hopes for a TRACS listing: The number of field goals FlOrida State kicker Gary Cismesia ously close to having its first comeback win, and fan frustra- ECE 292T001 booted through the uprights in the Seminoles victory over Duke losing season since 1996. tion reached the boiling point. SPTP-TECH NON-MAJOR last Saturday. Cismesia tied the Seminoles school record for field Florida State has been down Tight end T.]. Williams said he call no: 334580 TH 11:230-12220 PM , goals in a game,joining former kickers Sebastien Janikowski and by its standards for a few years, didn’t even notice the crowd at instructor: D.F. OLLIS Bill Capece. Cismesia could also join the long and distinguished list ofkickers to go wide-right against Miami. He could only hope but'Amato, who was a Seminoles the end ofthe game. (2 hour lab, TBA) Questions call 5-2329, Language and computer labs, RM 108 to be so lucky. assrstant for 18 years, knows that “I don’t really notice that,” this team was just a few plays Williams said. “When you are away form being undefeated out there on the field, it’s like Quote of the week “Florida State is two field goals you’re in the zone.” ”It was like the walk ofthe zombies. No one was home. We away from being ranked second Amato, who did notice the were talking to them, trying to motivate them. Nothing was registering.” or third in America,” Amato crowd, said fans have the right - Maryland Coach Ralph Friedgen, referring to hisfutile offense in said. “They are that good.” to do what they want when theTerps 16-0 loss to Virginia on Saturday. The coach considered The Seminoles were a field goal they buy a ticket to a Wolfpack eating all of the players post-game meals, but didn’t think that awayfromwins over Miami and football game. He also said he would quite suffice his hunger after the depressing loss. Maryland. Florida State is first expects the crowd to be back in in the ACC in rushing defense, full force on Thursday night, this ‘ The Right Prescription for Pre-Meds Thumbs up scoring defense and has forced time with cheers. Jon Tenuta more turnovers than any other “When you pay to go to an NC. Statealways hasoneteamthat’sa thorn in itsside.GeorgiaTech team in the league. event you can do whateveryou At Kaplan’s Medical School Clinic event, learn defensive coordinatorJon Tenuta is becoming that new thorn. For “Things don’t lookgood forthe want to,” Amato said. “Our fans from a panel of doctors and admissions experts the past three years, the Yellow Jackets defense has stifled State, old Wolfpackwhenyou look at it will be there this Thursdaynight, about practicing medicine, careers in medicine, ending its bid foran undefeated season twoyearsago and poten- and inside tips on medical school admissions. tially crushing the Pack’s bid fora bowl this season. that way,” Amato said. and they will be positive.” Duke University Virginia Wednesday, November 10th The Cavaliers have the potential to take home sole possession of tally gifted band —— this serves 7:00-8:30pm the ACC title forthe first time since the league expanded with the as a good thing with some ofthe Seminoles in 1992. The road to the ACC title is by no means easy, FUTURE though. Virginia has to face a disgruntled Miami team this week- more cliche topics: “Impossible Call or visit us onllne today to register. end, coupled with what could be thetitle-deciding game against continued from page 5 day/ I don’t complain/ I’m over Virginia Tech in three weeks. it I guess.” 1-800-KAP-TEST that saw no mainstream success But isn’t that a line straight kaptest.com/ollnlc Thumbs down but mythical cult followings: from the mind of Nirvana- Chris Rix Maids of Gravity (Goreshter), lyricist Kurt Cobain? No, but it Test Prep and Admissions . Itappearsthetest skipping, handicap parking seniorquarterback Ednaswap (Azar) and Failure could have been. Autolux draws 4MCA0029 has started his last game for Florida State. After being ineffective (Edwards) from the same angst as Cobain " againsta sub-par Duke defense, Rixwas benched in favoronyatt The group’s debut album, “Fu- through poetic composition and Sexton in the second halfand could go down as one ofthe most ture Perfect,” offers something the same flaunting indulgence underachieving quarterbacks in Seminoles history. very new to hear. Though there in musical expression — as il— John Deraney is no connection to its members lustrated in “Turnstile Blues,” ‘ The sophOmore kicker had his worst game at the worst possible and Denali’s, Autolux picks up a track that begins and carried FUN, EXCITING AND time for the Wolfpack,Deraney was 0-3 on field goals attempts, where Denali left off with its with a droned, empty, tin—can missingfrom 34,40and 52yards inthe 10 pointlossto GeorgiaTech on Saturday. ButDeraneycan’t bethe only oneto blame, consider- final LP, “The Instinct.” Like beat. EXHIIARATING NOW QUALIFIES ing the defense scored more touchdowns than the offense, even the neo-Trip-Hop quintet, Conjuring a desire to turn off though one was called back on, whatelse, but a penalty. Autolux carries an album with anylights and listen to the album AS A JOB DESCRIPTION. beat-laden tracks that serve in total darkness, “Future Per— ‘ ACC INDIVIDUAL lEADERS bass-heavy and highly suitable fect” is the reason I smoke. An for loud volumes. inhale of, “What?,” an exhale of, Bright? Outgoing? Energetic? Perfect. How about Rushing: But unlike Denali, the vocals, “Yeahl,” a cloud of what things Leon Washington- Florida State: 98. 4 yds. per game no matter how amazing and soul were, are and will be. using your talents to help spread the word about Passing: twisting, seem to be lost within Autolux is Pop. Autolux is Al- Red Bull? Brock Berlin- Miami: 229 yds. per game the context of the instrumen- ternative. Autolux is a hybrid. 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Now is the time when these leadership role. The team was Wrestling 101 VVRESTLE underclassmen will start con- divided and everyone did their continued from page 8 tributing. own little thing. The Uniform [Winning the ACC] is go- This year, at the beginning of Some teammates laud the tight— we can do those things I think ing to be tough,” junior Kevin the season, I tried to bring ev- fitting red uniforms, saying that we’ll be on our way. However, Gabrielson said. “We have a lot eryone together as a team and they’re used to wearing them, the at the same time, we want to ofyoung guys who are going to a lot ofthe wrestlers say that it long-cut ones like the Wolfpack make sure that every kid on be starting, so it’s going to be a is better than last year. We ba- wears don't botherthem. the team is reaching their po— lot tougher. sically have a better feel about Sophomore Zack Garren isn’t one tential. Ifour freshmen turn out and everything.” Ofthem. That’s our ultimate goal. All they do what they’re supposed Besides being a leader, Gabri- "I hate them, to be honest — those tangible things, like tro- to do then, yes, we definitely elson is one ofa few wrestlers - not the look, not the feel, not anything,” he said. "Look at them, phies and top—20 finishes, will have a chance.” to look out for this upcoming theyare taped leotards.The be a by—product ofthe hard Another tough problem that season. worst part aboutthem isthat work.” might face the Pack at the be- He is on the lookout to earn you have to wear them around The team’s motto for the year ginning ofthis season might All—American status. beforehand.” is, “The Future is Now.” Out of be the lack of senior leadership The Pack has been without 35 wrestlers currently on the on the team. an All-American wrestler for a roster, 15 are freshmen, 12 are Even without a slew of se- number Ofyears. sophomores, seven are juniors niors to point the team in the Hartrum at the 125—Ib. class very hard and they do what we and one is a senior. right direction, some Ofthese is looking to avenge defeats tell them. The more we seem That senior, Alex Hernandez, wrestlers stepped up and took to grapplers from Duke and to give them, the more they ask is red-shirting this year and that leadership role head on. UNC. for, so it’s a real pleasure. Right will return for next season. Garrett Cummings and Zach Garren, a 197—lb. up and down the lineup, we’re Just by the numbers, the Jeremy Hartrum, both sopho— sophomore looks to continue expecting a lot from every- youth movement is obvious. mores, were mentioned by his success after earning All- body, even the true freshmen. Out ofthe 10 weight classes Iordan as team leaders as was Rookie honors last season by We want these freshmen to these grapplers compete in, 174—lb. Gabrielson. Amateur Wrestling News. understand that there is no sophomores and freshmen are “Last year, it was very differ— “I’m really excited,” Jordan need for them to have to wait yOuii‘car'npus, unfolded everyday expected to see significant time ent,”.Gabrielson said. “We had said. “It’s a very enjoyable team and get older in order to have a in all but three. seniors, but no one took the to coach, because they work successful season.”

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Mazzone- Student becomes teacher

ball THE fiEFENmNG ACC CHAMPS BEGIN THE SEASON WITH A NEW COACH AND FRESH FACES Not many lucky souls get to sit beside the No. 1 NC State Jay Kohler fan at a football game in Cart— SeniorStaffWriter er—Finley Stadium. Attending my second Talk about big shoes. to last home In May, Carter Jordan be- game as a came the eighth head‘coach in student, I NC. State wrestling history. . finally got The act he has to follow, how- that chance ever, is one ofa legend, and leg- last Satur- end-sized shoes are notoriously day—and difficult to climb into. Aim 3"A» did I ever Former Coach Bob Guzzo re- Ryan sittppreaate tired after last season, his 30th as State’s coach. Reynolds The fan, In that time, his match record DeputySports Editor as I’ll refer was 356—183—7, making him the to him, sat alone in section second-winningest coach in 112, row H, watching the lead ACC history. and bowl aspirations slip away Guzzo also won 13 ACC from the Wolfpack. He didn’t Tournaments and his teams need to wear a red shirt to finished first in the regular sea~ show school pride. Instead, the son 12 times. fan went shirtless in an effort He was ACC Coach ofthe to motivate the students and Year six times since 1986 and parents who were spaciously had only two losing seasons. scattered throughout the un- Twelve times State ended the crowded section. season in the national top 25 Eventually the fan got nau- under his leadership. seous, which led him to, no Now Guzzo is gone, and joke, throw up right beside his the Wolfpack’s new coach is feet, all while holding his right ready to start making a name hand in the air to make the COURTNEYEvANS/TECHNICiAN for himselfin the ACC record Wolfpack sign. Sophomore Cameron Reeves fights a pin by his partner'In Friday’5 practice. State hopes underclassmen will help defend the ACC title. books. Now it could have been a di— Jordan wrestled as a walk-on rect effect from the Jim Beam for Guzzo from 1983-86 and airplane bottles that were after graduating from college, scattered around his seat, but he became the coach for Prin— I think it was from something cess Ann Middle School. else. Bethlehem, Pa. After guiding them to a city Watching the offensive play— 'championship, Jordan heard calling through the final three the call for him to return to quarteru ofan absolute must— Dec. 3-4 CliffKean Las Vegas, Nev. State and has been with the win game can rattle anyone’5 Las Vegas Invitational program since 1997. stomach. Jordan may have big shoes to It’s a type ofoffensive scheme Jan. 15 Illinois Champaigne, Ill. fill, but his team is starting out I would like to refer to as Maz— with a very fresh look. zone-ball. Jordan, who recruited most It was named after NC. State Jan. 26 UNC Greensboro Greensboro ofthe wrestlers on the team, is offensive coordinator Noel depending on freshmen, soph- Mazzone, who came to Raleigh AJan. 29 Navy Raleigh omores and juniors to carry the from Oregon, a state that loves load. its trees and bOasts an organic What’s more amazing is that grocery store every five square Feb. 11 Virginia Charlottesville, Va. not a single wrestler will gradu- miles. ate fromthe team after this Mazzone was a running back Feb. 16 North Carolina Chapel Hill season, giving Jordan two years and special teams coordinator with the same wrestlers. at Oregon State for one season However, neither he nor his before bringing his offensive Feb. 23 Duke ' Raleigh team is waiting for next season. knowledge to State. “One ofour goals is to win Before that, he was the offen- March 17-19 NCAA Championships St. Louis the conference everyyear and sive coordinator for Auburn. beyOnd that, we want to finish It’s a difficult scheme to per- in the top 20,” Jordan said. “If fect, and it was ineffective for COURTNEY EVANS/TECHNICIAN most oflast year. Coach Jordan instructs the team during practice. WRESTLE continued on page 7 Mainly because Philip Riv- ers'magically created too many scoring opportunities with his {3)(TTH uncanny field vision for it to work, which led to gaudy num- bers for the offense. At other times it was in full effect. Against Ohio State last Wolfpack has n0 time to sulk season, Rivers ran two quarter— baclz sneaks in triple-overtime A quick turnaround leaves little as the Pack was mere yards Win and the season is salvaged, a bowl away from scoring, which timefor State to dwell on the game is obtainable and awinning season would have tied or won the three straight losses still possible. Lose, and there will be no game. Christmas break trip for the team, in- Neither sneak was effective Austin Johnson stead resigning to their own televisions, and was a huge reason why the Sports Editor to soak in the games from other teams Pack left Columbus, Ohio with that earned bowl invites. a loss. There is no way for State to explain As forplaying Florida State in the midst That’s one ofthe simple as— what has happened over the pastthree ofa three-game losing streak— State did pects ofMazzone—ball ~— driv- weeks. Thirteen turnovers, 29 penal- that in 2002, and won. ing doWn the field with ease, ties, 253 yards lost on penalties and, “Twoyearsago thathappened,” Thomas just to fall short in the red ofcourse, three losses. said. “I’m pretty sure [Amato] will men- zone. “What can you do?” Senior line- tion that to us.” The other intricacies ofthis backer Pat Thomas. “You aren’t going State will hope to repeat 2002, when type ofoffense are a little more to win all the time — but you have to it used a stout defense and big plays to complex, but I’ll give it a try. know that there is another day.” take down Florida State at home by a 17—7 Begin the game by spreading The other day comes quickly this score, awin which propelled State into the out the offense, passing the week, leaving the Wolfpack little time Gator Bowl. State Coach Chuck Amato ball to multiple receivers, drive to add up all the problems that led to saidhis players have the mental toughness down the field with ease until the three-game losing streak. to take on a Florida State this season as getting into the red zone before Instead, Statehasto turn around and well, in spite ofthe losing streak. settling for a field goal attempt. playNo. 13 Florida State on Thursday “Our kids are pretty tough mentally,” As the game wears on, get away night, in front ofa national television Amato said. “If they weren’t they would from the passing game and audience. There, in the spotlight of have given up along time ago.” TAYLORTEMPLETON/TECHNICIAN prime-time television, State’s destiny QuarterbackJay Davis and the Wolfpack have a short week to prepare for Florida State. RYAN continued on page 6 will unfold. FOOTBALL continued on page 6

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