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merit awards Pan African Week by‘Pete Elmore The teachers are also very happy to by Lela arm because of the black unity it Sufi Writer accept the award. Staff Writer represents." Keaton said. “I appreciate it very much." said The contestants were judged in Sixteen teachers have received Richard R. Patty. who is the head of The crowning- of Miss Michelle swimsuit competition. self-expression 9098Iowa?! ‘Outatanding Teacher Awards' for the physics department andIs a three Keaton as Miss Pan African 1983 in evening wear. talent and question 1982-83. according to Associate Pro- time winner. “This sort of thing Tuesday. April 5 in Stewart Theatre and answer categories. vost Murray Downs. means more to me than anything to be started the Mghning of the Annual Judges for the pageant were J.D. The teachers were nominated by recognized in that way." ' Pan African Week sponsored by the Lewis of WRAL-TV. Miriam Thomas students during preregistration last Black Students Board. of WTVDTV and Brenda Rand-Davis fall. “I am pleased to receive the of WSHA. RmPa: The instructions on the nomination award." said Sameul S. Snyder. an Keaton. a sophomore chemical The contestants opened. the ballot were for students to name the associate professor in psychology. “1 engineering major. performed an pageant with a jassy dance routine “one teacher at State with whom you take a great deal of satisfaction in the original song by Ronnie Wilson in the (choreographed by Angela Holloway) have studied or are studying and teaching I do. and it is nice to be talent competition. off George Benson's On Broadway. whom you consider the most outstan- recognised for my job. but my real Keaton was sponsored by the Eta Then the audience was entertained by ding in the performance of teaching reward comes from my students. . Omicron Chpter of the Alpha Phi Chic and Mystique modeling their activites." That's really why we are in this Alpha Fraternity. Inc. Black and White scene and a New The ballots were then given to business anyway." Terry Porter. a sophomore business Wave scene from their debut fashion Outstanding Selection Committees of In addition to Patty and Snyder law major. was first runner up and show, “Dreams." each of the nine schools. other Outstanding Teacher Award Miss Congeniality. She was sponsored A group of high school students The committees are made up of winners for 1982-83 include: George T. by Dance Visions. known as Amateur Models. Inc. from representatives of school student Barthalmus. Agriculture and Life Second runner up was Mary Rocky Mount modeled other outfits. counsels and three faculty members Sciences Zoology; Allen M. Beale. Graham. a freshman pre-law and Sherrie Ellerbe. Miss Pan African appointed by the school deans. Agriculture and Life Sciences — speech communications major. who 1981 and Jackie Jackson. producer The selection committees submits Economics and Business; Micheal A. was sponsored by the Kappa Lambda and director of the pageant. crowned their choices to the chairman of the Boles. Engineering — Mechanical and Ii' I .. chapter of the Omega Psi Phi fraterni- Keaton and Gary McKoy sung Lionel Faculty Senate with supporting data ,Aerospace Engineering; Risa Staff photo by 2W ty. Richie's “Lady." for the nominees. Ellovich. Humanities and Social Thurl Bailey holds back tears at Tuesday's pep rally ln Reynolds Collseum. "i Other contestants in the pageant “I feel it would be a rewarding ex- The final review of nominations is Sciences — Sociology and An- just want to thank God for my family and my chance to play here and be a were Melanie Keaton. Angela Rowe. perience for other black State women by the provost in consultation with thropology; Edward D. Gurley, Carla Edwards and Cynthia Felton. to run for Miss Pan African." Keaton the appropriate deans and depart Engineering — Civil Engineering; part of all this," Bailey said. “I’m proud to be Miss Pan African said. ment heads. Myron W. Kelly. Forest Resources — “We want to recognize faculty Wood and Paper Science; Anthony J. members for the outstanding job they La Vopa. Humanities and Social do." Downs said. “This also allows us Sciences — History; Wendell H. to hear from students on faculty McKenzie. Agriculture and Life China severs cultural/sports relations with U.S. members." Sciences Genetics; Carl J. Messere. In receiving the award a teacher is Humanities and Social Sciences — by Michael Ross ficial All-China Sports Federation a U.S. Embassy spokesman said in a Cultural Relations with Foreign Coun- named to the Academy of Outstan- Economics and Business; Howard A. UnitedPress International separately announced the decisions to terse statement. “We consider it to be tries. , ding Teachers. This alone is a Petrea. Physical and Mathematical cancel all pending exchanges with the an overreaction on the Chinese side “This move by the government of prestigious honor. but it may also pro Sciences — Mathematics; J. Patrick On Thursday China cut off all United States in a major setback for and a matter of regret to us." the U.S. is extremely unfriendly to vide some needed help in the future. Rand. Design — Architecture; Donald cultural and sports exchanges with SinoU.S. relations. The embassy spokesman refused to China from a political point of view. is “In addition to receiving recogni- R. Rhodes, Engineering — Electrical the United States for the rest of the It was the first time since full elaborate. saying subsequent juridiuuy impeachable and morally tion from their peers the award is in- Engineering; David 0. Vess. Textiles year in retaliation for the administra- diplomatic ties were restoredIn 1979 statements would have to come from condemnable.” Ding said. VWXyput foward when .2 faculty tion’s decision to grant political China has canceled existin ’ Washington. Miss Hu waited eight months while 6m F ii" iii for pffihotion or‘ MWII’IE‘cuture3m“aiid”lawn toClIInese tennleoter Rat‘s.- ‘agreements WIthtlie UnitedStates mm.10;!!!» deflated last July the” States consideredher Life Sciences — Botany. during a tennis tournament in Santa quest. a period marked by uneasy tenure." Downs said. The Ministry of Culture and the of- Western diplomat called it'‘a major Clara. Calif.. was granted political relations between Washington and step backwards" in SinoU.S. rela- asylum by the United States Monday. Peking over continued American' tions. China's retaliation was announced military assistance to Taiwan and The decision on the cultural ties. less than 24 hours after Peking. acting most recently a dispute over textile New system aids parking problem which plunged already shaky rela- with unusual speed. ' lodged an ex- exports. tions to a new low. was relayed to tremely bitter protest with the China had contended Miss Hu was by Jehn C. Davlsen senior U.S. embassy officials by United States over the decision and under pressure to remain in the Staff Writer China's Ministry of Culture. the of- warned U.S. relations with the com- United States. but that charge was ficial Xinhua news agency said. munist giant would suffer. denied Tuesday by the State Depart- A solution to parking registration Affected were at least eight official Diplomatic sources said U.S. ment. underway by the parking preregistra~ exchanges ranging from art exhibi- Charge d‘Affaires Charles Freeman “This was a matter handled in ac tion is being done by a new system tions and film weeks to scheduled and an embassy cultural officer were cordance with our own laws and pro that is similar to academic visits by American journalists. summoned to the Culture Ministry to cedures dealing with a person who is preregistration. Xinhua said. receive the decision from Ding Gu. in our own country." spokesman John The solution involves a system of Commenting on the Chinese move. director of the ministry's Bureau for Hughes said. preregistration for parking permits. similar to the system used by Registration and Records for class registration. Reagan names State professor “This is the first year we’ve preregistered all student cars." said' Janis Ross. director oftransportation. “We have done it manually for residence hall students for the past to, Board three years. and have been working. of Foreign Scholarships on the computerized system of alloca- tion since its installation." by Eiman Khalil "The system is really simple. all you Staff Writer have to do is bring a current student Jean Smoot. associate professor of registration card and the vehicle English at State. has been appointed registration card with you to the col- by President Ronald Reagan to serve iseum's lobby. and fill out a simple on the Board of Foreign Scholarships. form." Ross said. “This will allow the The board. which Smoot will serve program to assign permits on a priori- on until Sept. 22. 1985. sets policies ty basis. Graduate students and 'and procedures for participants for seniors will get first priority with the Fulbright Scholars and Humprey juniors next. The date and time that .Programs. The board is also responsi- the preregistration form is turned in ble for selecting particpants in these will also determine the priorities." ams. On Tuesday there were approx- Staff photo by Drew Armstrong “The Fulbright program." accor- imately 100 students who ' ad The Department of Transportation currently uses the Cushman to check car ding to Smoot. “was created by the registered their cars. Students ill permits and to ticket cars illegally perked. Fulbright Hayes Act and went into have to have a car on campus already files in advance. and from not having Commuter. 2.200 Fringe. 1.200 Resi- operation in 1946. The 1961 Mutual to initiate the process. to hire up to 50 part-time helpers for dent and exactly 93 North Hall “J" Educational and Cultural Exchange The new system is hoped to the old-style sales. This should'enable permits. Act gave the board increasing eliminate the long lines and waits to them to concentrate on doing things powers.‘ buy parking stickers. such as planning for the new school Preregistration will continue in the The boardIs not simply an advisory The Transportation Division will year. instead of worrying about sell- coliseum from 9 am. to 4 pm. through board. but also makes decisions. benefit from being able to set up their ing permits. Friday. May 13. In any event. the Fulbright pro gram sends students and professors allover the world and also brings doc- torate students from foreign coun- tries to the United States to study. Last day to preregister for. Fall, it sets policies for guidelines. selec- tion and emphasis (trying to em- phasize all aspects of screening) in 'weamher selecting who we will send abroad and applicants from all academic institu- the initial Svaluations. and we look at who will come here. tions be treated equally so that undue their recommendations." she said. - Shortage strikes new5paper. Page Raleigh Area Forecast: Summer I, The board also tries to get books to preference will not be given to the 9. Today: Mostly cloudy with a researchers in countries where it is “Though we accept a high percen- good chance of showers traditionally prestigious schools. tage of these recommendations we do throughout the day, with scat- sometimes difficult to obtain books. “The board. in addition to such not accept them all. and by dividing - Canine Wolfpack has nine lives. tered thunderstorms possible The board oversees the Hubert duties. submits an annual report to our membership into five subcommit Page 3. during the afternoon. It will be and Horatio Humphrey North-South Congress to obtain funds plus other tees. we are able to look carefully at warm today, with the high Fellowship Program. reports." Smoot said. gob proposal before funds are releas — Preview of U9, 3 hot new band. temperature near 91°C (70°F). This program deals with mid-level Smoot said. “When the Fulbright Page 4. Tonight: Mostly cloudy and career people in mid-level occupations Program was first created. it was the Since the Fulbright program began. mild, with a chance of more and administration positions. only one of its type. Now there are 140.000 students. teachers and senior — Ohio Ballet promises distinctive, showers. Low temperature from Summer || It sets policy for exchanges with ‘ civic groups. government groups. etc. scholars from the United States and polished performance. Page 5. 19°C to 14°C (54° to 57°F). Third World countries. Such countries which have academic exchanges." 120 other countries have obtained ex- Saturday: More wet weather. . . send students to us for on-thejob The board is trying to keep the pro change awards through the program. — Was destiny right? Page 6. Warm, with showers and Thought for the Day: The worst training. according to Smoot. We do gram non-political and to assure that thunderstorms again likely, high sin towards our fellow creatures not send students to these countries it is not overlapping the efforts of \Smoot. a former Fulbright special The Ronnie Carr story. Page 7. of 19°C to 91°C (66° to 70°F). IS not to hate them, but to be In- under the Humphrey program. other foreign exchange programs. student. studied Spanish and Latin (Forecast provided by student different to them; that's the Smoot said she hopes to “generate such as those sponsored by the U.S. American literature at the National - How ‘bout that Pack?! Page 8. meteorologists Craig Hillock and essence of Inhumanity. balance in several wayszby making Agency for International Develop University of Mexico in 1904 and 1906. Hank Ligon.) George Bernard. Shaw certain that the humanities are fairly ment. ‘ Smoot. a’ native of Spartanburg. represented along with the increasing “The, board contracts with South Carolina. grew up in New interest in technical studies and that established screening agencies who do Jersey. ' ‘ VII/.4’ Mk: V, ~l. §1 71/ l lké'. I' " l t! .\\\_~' / \v‘

A 'paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once thé 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 1 Feb l. l920

Greed causes shortage Wednesday’s Technician issue was not for and paid by students were taken by able to reach every State student. This is State employees. indeed unfortunate. Yet the blame for the Local residents were also in on the act. “shortage" does not lie with Technician. Mothers and their children could be seen but with the selfish persons who each stealing as many issues as they could get grabbed five and 10 copies. their hands on. Granted, the Raleigh area Technician knew that Wednesday’s is vital to the State community, but 'no issue would be its most popular issue of reason exists for condoning some folks’ the decade. The newspaper was excited almost complete disregard for the State about this fact. Preparations were made student in taking Technicians. for the onslaught of souvenirseeking Students were greedy. State students. Circulation was increased from employees were ignorant. Local residents 15,000 copies to 25,000 copies; it was were unfair. figured that, because there are only a little more than 22,000 students, the addi- The costs involved in covering the tour! nament were enormous. Technician in- H tional 10,000 copies would amply suit the if til ‘é A,“ needs of the students. curred expenses in sending reporters and ,Ql I . a “M... will" Not even close. photographers to Atlanta, Corvallis, «\‘I't‘h‘h‘ §\_ “t..l'040."."." Many students took more than one Ogden and Albuquerque as well as newspaper — the money students pay publishing several basketball special in- towards Technician operations is based serts. on less than one issue per person. Those it is a shame that the newspaper could color,still smells greedy students who raided Technician not meet the increased demand created Rose by any boxes spoiled it for the rest of the by the shortage . Although it would have tial candidacy would be to acquire a series of print 40,000 or so copies, it Two recent developments in American students. And to whom are these papers been great to politics serve to remind one of the growing in... Right firm political commitments to a black agenda going? Parents, relatives and friends. Not was cost prohibitive. Printing a limitless factionalism that characterizes our political from the nominee of the Democratic Party in State students. amount of copies is not an option. We process. Both of these developments involve THOMAS exchange for electoral support." He further Quite a few of the faculty also grabbed print newspapers, not money. the issue of race and raise serious questions stipulates that those Democratic candidates some Technician copies. The faculty of Technician, in extending its coveraoe about whether the American body politic, as PAUL _ who consider themselves friends of the black this University is not entitled to take of the ‘Cardiac Pack’s’ championshiq currently constituted, can successfully resolve movement “have the option to commit Technician ’s. Perhaps, the faculty, the season, will publish another basketball in- its swelling internal conflicts. DeWITT , themselves to the black agenda - if they are administration and anyone else employed sert sometime next week. it is hoped that The first incident is that of Chicago's truly friends." Editorial Columnist Initially, it is logical to assume that black at this University did not realize this, but every student will be able to take one Democrats nominating black Rep. Harold will vote en masse for black candidates fact remains that many copies aimed home. Washington to be the their next mayor. Se- voters the urge among many of the as they did for Washington and as they have cond is the growing because of complaints by his legal clients that for black candidates all over the country. nation's black leaders to run one of their own he was converting their funds to his use. invariably promoters of for president in 1984. ' When he applied for reinstatement in 1975 Such candidates are Reagan corrects Watt These developments portend a growing he swore that he had not been involved in the “black agenda." lack of sophistication and a rising crescendo any civil actions during his suspension when But if this is good for blacks — as many Just when Secretary of the Interior As far as the US. Army Blues Band of hypocrisy centered upon special interest he had in fatt been sued for five actions in- claim — then we must be fair and logical and James Watt was getting his name out of goes, it should come as a surprise to no politics and exemplified best by the operations cluding a failure to pay his rent and failure to eliminate double standards. if bloc voting is a the news for his ridiculous plan to sell the one that Watt would prefer a military slant of and reactions to the “black movement." meet housing code requirements on property laudable thing for blacks and their agenda national forest as a way to raise money, for the festivities. After all, isn’t war, Let us qualify the discussion. he owned. then it must also be quite proper for whites to We must recognize bigotry as aperverted vote only for the white candidate and a “white he steps right back into the public eye with bloodly battles and increasing the nuclear Epton points all of this out as a legitimate agenda." - his proposal to eliminate ‘rock bands" arsenals what this country stands for? ideology that has no place in'civil politics. it examination of a political opponent's past. comes in many forms, with black people and he is labeled a “racist." in reality, of course. this action would simp- from the annual Fourth of July celebra- Certainly Watt must see these things as But for so doing ly be interpreted by the elitist media, the 'Mall in more appropriate symbols of the Fourth other ethnics quite often being as bigoted as Washington’s media aid, Patrick Caddell, tion which takes place on the those whites remaining so disposed. Yet once calls the ad “a racist appeal." political pooh-bahs and the black leadership Washington DC. of July. a society dedicates itself to the banishment of as “racism." Of course this it would be. but if Luckily Watt's proposal was short-lived Watt has a warped sense of values if concept it ceases to nurture Let us suppose Washington was a white that Wayne Newton and the US. such a destructive candidate. As a politician his past is fair game it’s racism that blacks are going to utilize than as Watt’s boss, President Ronald Reagan, thinks that concept’s vitality. Even less should that and those actions previously detailed would they can hardly condemn whites for respon- reinstated the original group the Beach Army Blues Band are more patriotic than society institutionalize the practice of that at- doubtless be trotted before the public in all ding in kind. We should all play by the same Boys. Unfortunately, Watt's attitude has the Beach Boys. Actually, most of the. titude~ it so deplores. their glory and, as a white candidate and rules. not changed. He changed his mind only members of the Beach Boys are over 40 The United States, bewildered and misled therefore not “untouchable,” he would be What all of this boils down to is an en- after Reagan told him to do so. He should years of age, are married and have by the politics of guilt, has not yet acquired pilloried. But Washington is black, “un- croaching racial polarization that is being cor- have never thought of such a ridiculous children. this understanding. As a society we have yet touchable,” so Epton’s recitation of the facts is ralled and inflamed by a gaggle of une- idea. Watt wanted to have a celebration in to recognize that one does not banish “racist." in point of fact it would be racist not quivocally racist black leaders. Doubtless apparently something by promoting it. We seek to ex- given that a many know-nothing liberal whites are ac- Watt said that the type of music which which the whole family —'— but tinguish racism and yet institutionalize it to examine Washington’s past has played in past celebrations has at- not the first family - could participate in white man in the same position would complices to the cause, but the actions taken around and through the politely misnamed policy of “affir- assuredly be subjected to such. in the name of the “black movement" are in- tracted the “wrong element.” To listen to without everyone sitting mative action." Thus we confirm. in a con- viting an electoral polemic that will forever Watt one would have thought that Judas drinking beer. For Watt to have even voluted manner. the propriety of racism. Washington is quoted as saying, “if they r—apr‘l.. that he could eliminate beer from get the feeling that this campaign is going to divide blacks from whites. whites from blacks Priest or AC/DC had been playing at the thought But racism is racism whether one calls it as into a race war then it might turn bitter, — spilling over too into other ethnic groups events instead of the Beach Boys who Fourth of July celebrations is like the it is or labels it “affirmative action." So-called turn. the that evil and angry. Somewhere down the line, it such as the Hispanics — and ensure have made this country famous by singing Raleigh Police Department thinking black leaders, in their zeal to promote a “black is conceivable that if this thing gets out of political impotency of the minority black about California girls, surfing and love. they could keep the students off of agenda," in the same breath decry America's hand, some innocent person walking down population. No reasonable and caring person Watt thought he had a better idea. He Hillsbourgh Street after State won the na- “endemic" racism and thus expose a most the street may end up dead because someone wants that. tional championship. obscene form of hypocrisy. would have liked to have the US. Army In the Chicago mayoral race the triggered an emotional moment." If America is to progress to a harmonious. Blues Band and the heart throb of at least Watt needs to rethink his policies as the Republican candidate, Bernard Epton, who is Washington is, quite simply, exploiting fears pluralistic future characterized by racial peace a handful of people Wayne Newton. Head of the National Park Service. Sell- white, points out in a television commercial of a “race war" in order to divert attention rather than racial war, we must do away with Watt says that he would have preferred a ing the National Forests was bad enough. that Washington did not file his income tax from his own sordid record. “black agendas". “white agendas" or separate more “wholesome” atmosphere to but even the thought of Wayne Newton returns for 19 years. He was prosecuted for But there is more to it than that. The agendas of any kind. We must work toward a Chicago story is symptomatic of the larger na- consensus on a political and economic agen- celebrate the day. on the Fourth of July is nauseating. four of those years. convicted and jailed for toward the We have to wonder just how Even Reagan prefers the Beach Boys one month. Also noted is that Washington tional picture. Ron Walters, a political science da that is color blind and work would have been. was suspended from practicing law for five professor at Harvard University, has stated restoration of stability within a framework of wholesome Newton to Wayne Newton and surely the rest of initial objective of a black presiden- freedom, opportunity and justice. He has' supposedly made a name for the nation must also. if Watt can’t fiqure and a half years by the Illinois Supreme Court that “the himself by performing at the nation's out how to run the Department of the ln- hotbed for sin and gambling — Las terior better than he has, President Vegas. And just how many Americans Ronald Reagan should find someone else New defenSe spending excessive have ever heard a Wayne Newton song? to do the job. 1 . avoided putting a pricetag on his Star Wars ‘ Even the Reagan’s like the Beach Boys, Watt has failed in all of his policies. Ronald Reagan has come up with a lot of Amencan Journal defense, but you can be sure that it will cost ‘ but only the mafia chieftons who spacey ideas in his political life, but his pro- Luckily Reagan corrected him on this posal to harness lasers and microwaves to DAVID much more than a mere billion. patronize Vegas have ever heard Newton one. President Reagan concluded his appeal by I perform regularly. ‘ atomize incoming Soviet missiles may just top suggesting that Americans write members of the list. lt is, as Edward Kennedy characteriz- ARMSTRONG Congress so that we might spend billions ed it': based on “misleading red scare tactics Editorial Columnist lf im- more confounding the Russians. Better that and reckless Star Wars schemes." the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe were we send lawmakers precisely the opposite plemented, Mark Hatfield points out, the shrouded in black. Russian areas of influence message: Namely, that we are weary of. president's idea would “siphon off the meagre were colored bright red, while the US. and its megabucks for guns and spare change for and inadequate commitment. . . to rebuild allies were color-coded pure white. This, too, butter. Let's fund our schools, libraries and ar- America." . is customary. tists instead, retrain our unemployed workers Both senators have hit the nail right on the lf Reagan's infatuation with high-tech and fill in the potholes in our streets. it may head. But there's still more to the President's comes from his recent discovery of Silicon not be as dramatic as Reagan's Star Wars fan- - proposal. There is, for example, the distinct Valley, his anti-communist pitch comes from tasy, but it’s a hell of a lot more down to possibility that the Soviet Union or another jit- his days as a “friendly witness" before the earth. tery foreign power could see a crash program House UnAmerican Acitivities Committee in In an addendum to the above, Knight to render its weapons obsolete as a hostile Hollywood. ’ .News Service reports that the Reagan ad- act, and proceed accordingly. Then there is Reagan's melodramatic reenactment of ministration has earmarked $26.3 billion in' the timing of Reagan’s bombshell coming. Cold War scenarios must be seen in context Fiscal Year 1984 for new weapons systems as it does, as the nuclear freeze and disarma- protracted nuclear war. “Relative- ment movements in this country and abroad to be understood. Foe of big government that for use in a real political clout. he is, Reagan has proposed raising military ly small elements," reports writer Frank “assssss,uéog‘epo‘a‘bt have begun to wield spending by 10 percent after inflation. His Greve, “have pricetags of $8 billion." Among . . . ‘a As is customary for American presidents Democratic opposition has stiffened its collec- the projects that Greve uncovered using i , w...... -...... ::;t . -. ‘ . .v ‘g. dipping into the pork barrel for more military tive backbone and insisted on only a four per- Freedom of information Act documents are megabucks, Reagan raised his idea for an cent hike, in the nadir of this crippling reces- satellites to assess damage from a future anti-missile system against the backdrop of sion. Stung. the chief executive went on nuclear war. mobile command centers “to Soviet expansionism. Cut my budget. he told television to plead his case and, not in- take over after vulnerable ground facilities Congress and the country. and you cut off cidentally. ask for more money for his latest have been destroyed" and computer systems America’s strong right arm. To prove his pet project. to select surviving enemy targets. point, Reagan released statistics purporting to And a costly preject it is. too. Funds for These lightly publicized plans comprise a showthat the Soviets have outspent and developing an antiballistic missile system frightening footnote to what Mark Hatfield ac- outhustled the US. for at least a decade. One already cost taxpayers a billion dollars a ycdl curately terms “terrifying proposals" that major newspaper I saw implicitly accepted the —— and that for a relatively bare-bones would introduce George Lucas to George figures, printing a huge world map in which research program. Reagan has gingerly Patton. They must be rejected. 9' . _I-'ea.tru:I:-es April 8, 133 Technician

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Museum displays Carolina collectibn by Anne Canada commercials and various bits of paraphernalia. The cdaxes you to wander about the various mummies Feature Writer dedicated hours put into the museum are incredible. and sculptures. Somehow a smooth transition is and the end result proves every last one worthwhile. made on the same floor to Classical Art. then to The state of North Carolina is in for a real treat “Wellrorganized chaos” sums up these obviously hec- American Art. There John Singleton Copley’s Sir Saturday at 10 am. due to the festivities that mark tic final days. William Pepperell And His Family intrigues you the long-awaited opening of the Museum of Art. Six The new Museum of Art contains approximately with its life-like size and form. Branching off from hot air balloons and a giant walk-through air- 181.000 square feet. four times that of the old this is yet another large exhibition area featuring supported structure. created by four State design museum. All this space allows the magnificent North European Art. which will open to the public this sum- students. will be just a couple of events that it is Carolina collection to be displayed in an extremely mer. hoped will lure in curious spectators. A few others effective manner. Several never-beforeseen pieces The lower level is the main exhibition gallery. also will include special modern dances by the Frank have been added. and many choice ones have finally changing constantly with shows of internationally- Holder Dance Company and the Easy Moving Dance been taken out of storage. known artists. A restaurant on this level will open Company. string bands. choral groups. cloggers. The entrance level boasts of monumental and this September for the convenience and comfort of mimes. puppeteers. a juggler, a magician and a favorite 20th Century pieces. as well as a permanent visitors. It is hoped that the restaurant will attract roubadour. gallery set aside for ever-changing shows of the luncheon tours. many volunteers and a staff of 100 working works of North Carolina artists. On this same floor The remarkable culmination of all the time and of- around-the—clock since building was com- there is a museum shop and an educational center fort put into this $15.75 million project. as well as the . pleted in August of 1982. the grand opening is sure with a 272-seat auditorium where films and speakers blatant attempt to arouse your curiosity with not to be a disappointment. A promotional campaign will be presented regularly. unusual and entertaining acts. should serve as incen- Photo courtesy of Museum of Art has launched the theme of “Yours To Discover" Descending the grandiose staircase to the main tives to come enjoy yourself. all at a price any strug- New museum of Art features unique architecture. across some hundred billboards. numerous radio level. the breathtaking Egyptian Art automatically gling college student can afford. Free. f National champions-comeback? the dead; steal cat’s ninelives ,®.- by Ti- Ellington That's right. count 'em. " I . I I our last National Title. again. nine —- 67-60 and finish. but he could make Assistant Feature Nine. From the time we 6.) Seems kind of strange 54-52. Nothing short of lots of money with Para- Editor played Wake Forest in,the that the number nine keeps remarkable. mount Pictures. Will somebody pinch.me first game of the ACC Tour- IWill popping up. Well. that's not i really want to express Having been a sports fan and tell me I'm awake. Can nament. we played nine all. Going into the game to the players the greatest all of my life. I have never you believe it? We are the thrilling games. each time with Houston we were on a congratulations possible. witnessed anything like national champions. Corr coming back to life .like nine- game winning streak. They played like nobody this. It is the greatest gratulations boys. those notorious cats, Yep. nine. And guess what? has ever played before. I sports story ever told. and I remember walking back . Maybe there is a correla- Our total winning margin in don't know who wrote the we are fortunate to be a to my room after a tion between wolves and the Final Four was once script for their storybook part of it. -.0. disheartening loss to cats that I don't know Maryland on Jan. 29. and I about. but here are some in- heard a friend of mine teresting things about our remark that we didn't have climb to the top that you a chance to make the might not have noticed. Piccola ltalia I NCAA Tournament with I mentioned that we used CONGRATULATlONS WOLFPACK! ' that. our 10th loss. Comical nine lives. like that of a cat. stun-i=1!” person that I am. I said right? Well. who did we Q “sure we will, we are going beat in the first game of the to win the ACC Champion- final four? A fellow canine, -ship. get the automatic bid the Bulldog. 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Entertainment. April 8. was / Technician Wmfie‘ M- AAAA‘AAAAAAA-AAAAAAAAAAAAAA‘-AAAAAAvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv' vvv Rolling Stone labels U2 , Ententainméiat as ’big thing’ ‘AAAAAA‘vvvvvvvvv AAAAAAA. AAAAAAAAAAA in. music history After weeks of renovation and decoration. the Col— ony Theatre on Glenwood Avenue reopens under a new name, The Rialto. The Rialto will specialize in Check band out first~run foreign and independently made American films. The theater also plans to bring. on occasion. film. directors to introduce its films when they open in Chapel Hill there. The new theater's opening film comes from Australia. It is Starstruch, the second feature of next month Gilliam Armstrong whose My Brilliant Career was an international box office hit in 1980-81. by Joseph R. Farmer Armstrong's new film is Australia's first modern Entertainment Writer musical. Starstruch focuses on a young woman deter- mined to launch her career. Two years ago Rolling Stone magazine designated Its story is told with the same kind of spirit as the U2 as the “next big thing." “U2?." the narrow- Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney backstage minded public asks. Yes. U2. U2 is an excellent band musicals of the 1930s and 1940s. J0 Kennedy. a young composed of four young men from Dublin. Ireland. actress with a mop of wild red hair. is cast as the Simply, U2 is the “big thing." . singer; Ross O'Donnovan plays her 14-year-old Before analyzing U2's latest masterpiece. let's cousin-entrepreneur-manager who wheels and deals venture into its past. The band is made up of Bono while dressed in his school uniform of knee pants and (vocals). The Edge (guitars, piano), Adam Clayton rumpled socks. The two kids want to put on a show to (bass) and Larry Mullen Jr. (drums and percussion). save the family pub. Determined. resourceful. they With the musicians all on the verge of 20 years of might be Judy and Mickey in Day-Glo hair. age. the band yielded U2 3. a raw recording of three “Starstruch is sweet. innocent, silly, jumpy and songs released on CBS records. fun,” said David Denby in New York magazine. Janet A year later the band released Bay, a superb Maslin of the New York Times thinks it is an album that dealt with the many enigmas of “original." Kevin Thomas of The Los Angeles Times childhood. The album ~was spearheaded by such describes it as “Breathtaking. . . an all-stops—out. songs as “Another Time. Another Place" and knock-'em-dead contemporary musical." “Shadows and Tall Trees." Another driving force, The Rialto will present American and foreign behind this album, as well as the forthcoming two classic films at weekday matinees and at special late albums. was producer Steve Lillywhite, who had also shows on Friday and Saturday evenings. The Rialto, produced The Psychedelic Furs' first two albums the fifth art film house to open in the Triangle area. among several other accomplishments. is named for Maggie Dent's famed old Durham U2's second piece of workmanship emerged a year Rialto, torn down in 1970. Dent has joined Roy Harp later. October. a definite four-star LP, was in the Rialto venture and will be in charge of its highlighted by several great songs. “Gloria" and “Re- operation. joice" are just two of them. This brings us to the pre- Staff photo by John Davison sent, and the release of the band's third album, War. War informs the listener of thevdenominational us, a band composed of four men from Dublin, Ireland, has proved itselfto be the big thing with hits like ”Another Time, discord in Northern Ireland. U2's lyrics overflow Another Place" and "Like a Song. . The group will be performing in Chapel Hill soon. On Saturday and Sunday a festival of free perfor- with rhetorical supremacy as it relates to the shining voice calls out to us in an intense manner on can be easily heard through his striking outcries mances by 45 groups from around the state will listener the band members’ personal views on war. the subject of civil war. against war. The Edge also provides his own unique celebrate the opening of the new North Carolina The complete absurdity of war is brought out in the And we love to wear a badge, a uniform, guitar riffs. Adam and Larry also combine to set the Museum of Art. Events will range from modern first few lines of “Sunday Bloody Sunday." the song And we love to fly a flag. beat with some funky bass lines and strong percus- dance to clogging, bluegrass to chamber music. neon that initiates this fine album. But I won’t let others live in hell, sion. respectively. sculpture to hot air balloons. No admission will be I can't believe the news today, As we divide against each other, Obviously, this criticism is one-sided, but how can charged. Festival parking will be available at State I can’t close my eyes and make it go away. And we fight amongst ourselves. you look at a first-class album objectively? U2 is mak- Fairgrounds. Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 pm. Saturday, 1 to 5 How long, how long must we sing this song? The second side is enlightened by Kid Creole’s ing its first North Carolina appearance next month in pm. Sunday. How long? Tonight we can be as one. Coconuts. who add wonderful backing vocals on “Red Chapel Hill. See you there. “Artists and Patrons," the first of a lecture series. “Sunday Bloody Sunday" refers to Bloody Sunday, Light" and ”Surrender." Angry words won’t stop the fight. will begin April 13 at 8 p.m., featuring Mary Ellen a 1972 incident in which British paratroopers killed U2 does not have the answer to this very impor- Two wrongs won’t make it right. Soles, curator of ancient art at the North Carolina 13 civilians in an illegal civil-rights demonstration in tant predicament. The band is only telling us that it A new heart is what I need, Museum of Art. She will speak on “The Monument Londonberrx..- . . . . ' is concerned, and it wants to find an answer quickly. Oh God, make it bleed, Builders: The Cities of Greece and the Empire of The first aids also- containn my own personal Bono's voice once again calls out wonderfully to Is there nothing left? Rome." Subscription tickets are $20; 84 for in- favorite titled “Like a Song... Bono's brilliant. the listener. His tremendous anguish and discontent i i t * dividual lectures.

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by 1's- DeSehriver and Perry jogged his leg or Jones thinks big things are jumpers." he said. “Our tri- team of epithets Sports Writer we would have been under awaiting the senior. ' ple jumpers. long jumpers 40." Jones said. “We think Mike can run and high jumpers haven’t State weightman Wilbert Jones said his fleet four- in the 8:50s." Jones said. “I had a nice day yet. Our high Sports, As I See It Carter won two events set- some is healthy and ready think he is just starting to jumpers are speed jumpers. ting meet records in each to go now. but he is worried scratch the surface.” and they need dry runways Saturday in the rain-soaked about the weather for his Mantini has placed fifth to jump. When the surface Duke Invitational. troops. and sixth the last two years is wet. they have to shorten BRUCE Carter won the shot put “We need to' get some in the 1.500-meter run in their approaches. and it with a toes of57'5” to break nice weather so we can get the conference meet. and slows them down.” WINKWORTH the meet record of 56'2" set qualifying marks for the the steeplechase is a new Jones. is hopeful' about by State's Joe Hannah in conference meet." Jones event for him. the meet at North Carolina. _ 1981. said. “Mike's had two good “The temperature is sup- In the discus. Carter The conference meet is in steeples under his belt." pose to be in the 70s, and I threw 161'10" to break two weeks. and the Jones said. "We're not gon- hope that it‘s gonna be 'AssistautSports Edito Thennis Myers of Winston sprinters haven't run an in na run him in the event this nice.” he said. The time has come to dary of “destiny‘s darlings” Salem State's record of dividual event outdoors weekend so he'll be fresh While the men's team face up to all those cliches -— the 1909 Mets and last 151's" set in 1981. yet. for the conference meet." ' will be at North Carolina. . that have been written and season's Washington Red- The meet was marred by The men's team runs at The State duo of Sher- the women's team will be said about State's national skins for example — were a steady downfall which North Carolina today in the man Horne and Brian Burns competing at the Dogwood championship basketball excellent albeit surprising saw numerous teams pull Carolina Invitational. and went one-two in the Relays in Knoxville. Tenn. team.- teams to begin with. out runners. including Jones hopes for clear skies 400-meter dash at Duke. “We're sending the We've all been bombard While those teams State which - pulled its and fast. injury-free races. Running in separate distance runners and high ed with these phrases of" weren’t favored to win talented sprint crew out of “Wejust need one race to heats. Horne ran 48.36 and jumper Yvonne Heinrich to hack journalism for weeks their particular champion- the meet.” get ready for the con Burns ran 48.46. to sweep Knoxville. so they can face now (you should have read ship, they didn’t suddenly “We didn't run our ference meet. Individual the field. some of the best competi- some of the garbage the rise from the crypt either. sprinters in the individual races aren't like the relays. Jones was especially '-tion in the country." Jones Albuquerque papers were Certainly the 1962 Meta or events because of the You need one race to get ac pleased with the perfor- said. ‘ printing). and while some of the 1982 Baltimore Colts weather.” .head coach Tom customed to coming out of mance of Horne. , Because the men’s team these epithets are weren't “teams of destiny.” Jones said. the blocks.” Jones said. “Horne is just'a freshman will not compete next week. 'somewhat descriptive of How about “Cinderella?" Jones did run his Even though Jones yank- from Winston-Salem. and the Carolina Invitational the '82-83 Wolfpack. some Can you imagine Cinderella nationally-ranked ed his sprint crew at Duke. he's a tough kid." Jones represents the last chance definitely are not. stuffing that last shot? too-meter relay team. State won events besides said. to get good qualifying The first one is “team of Lorenzo Charles may be which won easily in 40.40. the 400mm relay and Jones’ worries about his marks for the conference. Harvey dealn will lead State‘s nationally-ranked destiny." I don't know many things. including “Harvey (McSwainl had a Carter‘s two events. team stretch beyond his In this wet and cool spr- 400m relay team in the “NC-Invitational thls weekend. about this one. This team heroic, but he most definite sore leg. so he wasn't up to Mike Mantini won the concern for his sprinters. ‘ ing. the weather is dic- could well have been destin- ly isn't Cinderella. Nor are form. Alston (Glenn) hurt 8.000-meter steeplechase “We have to get some tating the activity on the "athletes. and Jones hopes give his gang a break this ed to win the national title. any of his teammates. his hamstring warming up. ‘with s time or e020. and_ good weather for our track instead of the that mother nature will weekend. but even the most legen- A pretty good one is "the - x Cardiac Pack." There‘s a i nothing wrong with this one. I'm sure there are Pack softball team hosts many State fans out there who felt the same way I did during post-season play — urcareerofftoaflyingstart 8th NCSU Invitational one more of these last- second jobs and they're gonna kill me. There is Whil'0c you re still in' C0llege. by Devin Steele “There will be some nothing disparaging or Assistant Sports Editor tough teams here. and we disrespectful in being the This is a great opportunity for special men who degree in law. expect some tough competi- Cardiac Kids. As they want to be leaders and have the drive to earn There are no interruptions of classes, no The nation's top softball tion,” said third-year coach sometimes say in baseball. the respect and self-confidence of a Marine on-campus drills or uniforms during the team is the top feature. but Wiggs. the world doesn't care Corps Officer. school year. Initial training can be done in one State's team will be the big- The Wolfpack. 7-3. opens about labor pains. it only of Mo ways. Freshmen and sophomores train gest local attraction when the double-elimination wants to see the baby. You can get started on a great career with us the eighth-annual NCSU In- event at 10 this morning What it comes down to is while you're still in college and earn up to in two six-week summer sessions and juniors a, vitational gets underway against Baldwin Wallace on that this edition of the $100 a month in the Marine Corps Platoon . have onesten-week session. today at Pollen Park's Red the upper field. while Wolfpack is simply a great [leaders Class (PLC ). In PLC aviation we can If you‘re entering college or are already on Diamonds. Western Carolina and team. Prior to winning the guarantee flight school and civilian flying your way to a degree. check out the Marine Corps Coach Rita Wiggs' State Cleveland State battle it big one. the Wolfpack got lessons during your senior year. And in PLC law Platoon Leaders Class. Make an appointment team will play host to seven out on the lower field. The precious little respect from we can guarantee summer employment in the with your Marine Corps Officer Selection teams. including defending winners meet in the the writers and fans who legal field while you‘re gaining your advanced Officer through your college placement center. national champion Florida semifinals at 2:30 on the up gathered in Albuquerque to State. Northern Kentucky, per diamond. give Houston the champion- NCAA participants At 11:30. UNC-Charlotte ship.just for showing up. Cleveland State and squares off with defending Even after State took Baldwin State and in-state national champion Florida away the Cougar's trophy. rivals UNC—Charlotte. Western Carolina and East (Ste "Soflballera”pnge 7) (See “Wolfpack."pageal

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( Continued from page I way at 11 a.m. Saturday on solid. with sophomore all— field and sophomore Tracee the lower field. with the se stater Cynthia Livengood Johnson in centerfield. award for courage State on the upper field. cond game slated for 12:30 returning at first base. Rightfield duties will be and East Carolina meets on the upper diamond. senior Gina Miller return— handled by either Northern Kentucky on the State got off to a rocky ing at third and senior Don- sophomore Lisa Zimmer- lower diamond. The win- start, losing its first three na Tanner returning behind man. sophomore Becky by Willia- 1'me Universit . who accepted ners will lock up at 2:30. games. before reeling off the plate. Junior Sue Gore or sophomore Cindy Sports Editor the plaque in Albuquerque “I don't know anything seven straight wins. The Williams. who pitched Martin. Sunday afternoon. . about (Baldwin-Wallace) Pack got a revengeful vic- State's first three games. Livengood leads the The weekend of the can would have played other than they were in the tory over UNC-Charlotte. was moved to second. team with a .515 batting NCAA Tournament Finals his final season at WCU national tournament last before posting four wins replacing Dawn McLaurin. aVerage. Miller (.433). is filled with awards this year. but he was. year." said Wiggs. over UNC—Wilmington and Senior Diane Snook. who Johnson (.418). Lori Morton ceremonies and banquetsto critically injured inacar se- The best twoout-of-three a pair over Campbell. played in the outfield last (.414). Williams (.405). honor basketball people. cident last June while at finals begin Saturday morn Eight letter winners. all season. has pitched the Franklin (.379). Tanner This past weekend in tending a basketball camp ing at 11 on the upper "field. starters. return from last Wolfpack‘s seven straight (.333) and 3an (.286) pro Alburquerque. N.M. was no at Chapel Hill. A few days with the second game year's team that posted a wins. vide strength at the plate. different as the Associated after the accident. Carr scheduled for 2 pm. and the 2019 record and finished The outfield includes Williams paces the team Press handed out its began to develop difficulty third game at 3:30. if need- fourth in the VNorth junior Courtney Lancaster. with nine RBIs. Player-of—the-Year award. breathing. and open heart ed Carolina ' AIAW Tourna- a transfer from Louisburg. "One thing about this and the United States surgery was needed to The first game of the ment. in leftfield. freshman team is that it has depth." Basketball Writers replace a leaky valve that losers bracket gets under- The Pack's infield is Suzanne Franklin in short- said Wiggs. Association held its annual was damaged by the impact meeting. of the car crash. Among the awards “The doctors told me I presented was one that wouldn't be able to play' didn't get much national at. basketball again because tention. Yet. that award contact could damage the meant as much to the per- valve." Carr said. “When son that got it as the they first told me. I was in Player-of-the-Year award the hospital. I wasn't con- did to Ralph Sampson. cerned about not playing. I . Coors Beer sponsors an- was concerned about my. nually the Coors Most health. When I was playing: Courageous Athlete ball. I was concerned about Award. The award is getting an NBA contract. I Mum-- honored by the USBWA wa's looking forward to .lonnIeCarrncsIveddIeCoorsMostCoumAm and since 1978 has been that. It was a real tun AMMWMWNM. given “to recognize a naround." through with the injuries I was going to go this sum— player. coach. official or As a 03 guard. Carr had had. I had a lot. of good mer. I want to take my anyone connected with become one of the outstan- things happen to me in my nephew up there to see it basketball who ding players in the career. and I won't forget sometime.” demonstrates unusual Southern Conference. He them." The accident that ended courage reflecting honor on was the league‘s Freshman- Carr had gotten himselfa Carr's career and put him in the sport." according to of-the-Year and produced niche in the Basketball Hall critical condition in the Steve Buback. the scoring averages of 17.4. of Fame his sophomore hospital was a freak occur- USBWA's executive direc- 17.0 and 19.0 points per season by hittingthe first- rence. tor." game while leading the ever three-point field goal “I was going to get This year there were 10 Catamounts to a winning in college basketball something to eat on a Fri- nominees for the award. record during each of his history in November. 1980. day night after camp." Carr and a committee of five three seasons at WCU. 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Wolfpack gets title despite no respect Athlete of (Graduated/lemmas) easily won that one. even game. The attitude of the that I'm glad those guys without Lewis' generous players seemed to be. don't write for the papers ' the Week help. The Wolfpack‘s defen- “We're Phi Slamma Jam- here. According to the these same writers and fans sive strategy in the cham- ms, and that's all it takes to Albuquerque newspapers. chose to say that Houston pionship game was simple win." Dereck Whittenburg broke For the secpnd time in 10 teams North Carolina coach Guy Lewis was more and direct —— make Houston Clyde Drexler made a his leg. not his foot against a month. State's basket- and St. John's. responsible for State's win hit some shots from more halfhearted attempt to say‘ Virginia. the Wolfpack is ball team is the Techni- than the State players. It than 18 inches out. In other he was concerned about called Carolina instead of cian Athlete-of-the- Then the Pack advsne ' was shameful and still is. words. no dunks. State. but he obviously State. Sidney Lowe not Week. State's team ed to the finals and. defy- Ralph Sampson would fit in The Cougars got only one wasn't. In his own words. Thurl Bailey — was trap found its way into the ing all odds, beat the na- nicely here. dunk — they missed two — “We rise to the abilities of ped in the corner with the semifinals of the Na- tion‘s topranked team to State also took a bad rap while State slammed home the other team and do what ball before Whit's magic tional Tournament and bring home the 1983 Seniors Thurl Bailey. their careers at State to for being the first cham- the first and last baskets of we have to do to win.” Ob airball. Bailey is 0-7 instead whipped Georgia. 67430. NCAA Basketball Cham- Dereck Whittenburg and win the National Title, s pionship team to have 10 the game. Both of State's viously he didn't think he of 6-11 and 6-7 Lorenzo with the Bulldogs com- pionship, State's second Sidney Lowe waited un- dream every player‘ losses. but it won its last 10 dunks were follow shots had to do much to beat Charles is the spitting im- ing off big wins over Top in nine years. til the last moment of enters his career with. games and 17 of its last 20. taken right out of Houston's State. Equally obvious. he age .of 5-10 Ted Brown. Not counting the Virginia one-page. easy-to-read was wrong. game in which he was in- playbook. As for Lewis. he was a Most of these non-facts jured. with Dereck Whit O O 0 real piece of work. Several could have been corrected Car receives Most Courageous Player Award tenburg in the lineup. State One thing that didn't help times he snapped at ques- by reading the various was 17-4 this season. Those Houston in the finals was tions from reporters. and he media guides available in are championship numbers. the cocky attitude that responded to one query by the press rooms. To know ( Conu' from page 7) and do what I could. I have Orangeburg. S.C.. Carr award include John Kratzer If you don't think so. be at permeated the ouston sarcastically telling the that it was Bailey who was a good relationship with the averaged 23 points per of William Mary. Phil the Wolfpack's home coaches, players a d ja'ns. writer. “You're probably trapped in the corner. all team." game. Carr says his best Scaffidi of Niagara and opener next season when Coach Lewis and 'ral of the only person in this room one had todowas watch the looking right and then look- During Carr's career. he college game was against Mark Alcorn of Lousiana they raise the champion- his players attended the interested in that.” game. This mistake is par- ing left. Then there was was regarded as a prolific Alabama although his 21 State. all cancer victims. ship banner. press conferences held I was told later that ticularly inexcusable for an this big flash of light all shooter and was thought by points in that game didn't Bill Wanstrath. a one- 0 O 0 after their Saturday wallop Lewis is not very fond of afternoon paper with s 10 around me. That's all I many to have a legitimate . come close to the 35 he armed high school player Asfor theGuy Lewis-Jim ing of Louisville and again the press because a lot of a.m. deadline. Yes. it was an remember. A police car was shot at the NBA. scored once against Ap from Batesville. Ind.. and Valvaae--.atehup. Valvane on Sunday nriorto the title bad things are written afternoon paper that chasing another car. and he “I like to think I was pret- palachian State. John Flowers of Bowling ----- about him. I can‘t see why reported this bit of news. hit me". ty good." Carr said. “I feel “The best game I ever Green who survived a I-now saav'TNo Ba‘aqaetRae-s .he's so upset. There are and it was certainly news to Carr helps out on the like I could play somewhere played was against tragic leg injury to come. ALL nu Available at plenty of bad things that me. Catamount squad. offering like this (Final Four). I Alabama as a freshman." back and play for the FRIDAY No Charge l can be said about him. and advice when he can and len- wasn't recruited by bigger Carr said. “That was when Falcons. . 11:00am-8:00pm from what I could tell. AsforTed Brown looking ding encouragement from schools. When I came out of they had Eddie Phillips. 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