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(Student elections begin today Alumni greet chancellor Student government election polls board members will be elecfed are open today in the 8 locations: along with Student Senate posi- by Sam Hays Schools at State demand national Poulton said his position is a “way of the South side of the free expres- tions. Staff Writer recognition. and State is ranked in the life. I couldn't do it without my wife. sion tunnel. the dining hall. the link Thepollswillbeopentodayand Top 10 best land grant colleges in the Betty." He gave her credit for correc building. the library patio. between Thursday from 8:30—4:30. State will be a valuable resource for country. Poulton said. “It (State) is ting errors in his judgment and help . Mann and Biddick halls and in the The polls will be manned by new economic. growth in North held with an esteem that is unusual in ing him in the day-today functions of Student Center. Alpha Phi Alpha and Alpha Zeta Carolina. State Chancellor Bruce R. higher education." he said. his previous positions. Freshman and graduate judi/l fraternities. Poulton told the Wake County NCSU State currently has the 12th largest Poulton . said one unreported Alumni Club on Monday night at a school of engineering in the country. statistic of his married life is that “we welcoming ceremony held for Poulton and “the potential exists to make it now have 25 linear feet of children in by the club. the best.” Poulton said; four packages." Attendance at the reception and Poulton said he was committed "to State alumni Gov. James B. Hunt. dinner at the Jane S. McKimmon expanding the research and graduate Raleigh Mayor G. Smedes York. and Center was the largest for any eve‘nt programs" at State. while keeping a Wake County Commission Chairman ever sponsored by the county group. “balance with a commitment to an ex- M. Edmund Aycock helped welcome Bruce Poulton Poulton to State. ‘I am confident that the expansion of the research and “State's campus is literally the en Hunt noted that the appropriation graduate programs will not lessen State’3 commitment tire state because of its land grant for the University of New Hampshire to the undergraduate program.’ status.“ Hunt said. "It serves all the had increased 100 percent in the seven people of the state and reaches out all years Poulton was chancellor there. 9 — Bruce Poulton over the state." and said. “if he doesthat in North club President Mike Bolton said. cellent undergraduate program." Gov. Hunt pledged his loyalty and Carolina. it will be a miracle." There were 474 alumni and guests “I am confident that the expansion 7 support for Poulton's “ideas. hopes Gov. Hunt told Poulton that even present. Bolton said. of the research and graduate pro- and aspirations for the state and na- though the three elected leaders The potential growth of the tion.” welcoming him were Bate alumni not grams will not lessen State's commit Gov. Hunt termed Poulton “a great were from State. agriculture. furniture. textile and ment to the undergraduate builder with vision way down the all the public officers I communications industries are some programs." Poulton said. The ex- “We just take the choice spots." Hunt melocatlonsofmeslxboxessremsrlnedbysstulsln. of the areas where State is in a posi- perience and education of the faculty road" for State and North Carolina. said. tion to be a resource for the new 'are committed to the excellence of all Hunt predicted “the greatest days we' York gave Poulton the key to the ci- economic growth of North Carolina. the programs at State. he have ever known” for the state. ty. noting “it doesn't work on State Poulton said. said. Gov. Hunt said Poulton is not only a campus or N.C. state buildings “In my judgment the agriculture in- Poulton committed State to the big man physically. “but far more im- because neither pay any real property W00dardspeaksonwomen state-wide support of the life-long portant. he is a big man in terms of taxes to the city." dustry of the 926 billion“Is not through learning process. State." with its growth." Poulton said. He hopes and goals for York. State '83. is president of by Terri Thornton woman earns 59 cents for every dollar cited‘‘great expansion of the forestry “Not enough people knowabout us." Poulton's commitment to make State's General Alumni Association. a man earns. industry in developing super-trees Poulton said. State a part of the life-long learning Wake County Commissioner Staff Writer “It shouldn't matter toanyone why and disease-proof trees” as one exam» He asked the alumni to help him get process is particularly helpful in serv- Aycock told Poulton that of the 87.000 Quoting shocking statistics about we work" although most women who ple of State's potential to increase the “State’s message to the people of the ing the people of North Carolina. Gov. living alumni in the association. 10.800 women and poverty. N.C. Senate can- work have to. she said. state's economic welfare. state" better known. Hunt said. of them are in Wake Coupty. didate Wilma Woodard. D-Wake One of the steps the N.C. General County. spoke to the Association for- Assembly has already taken to see Women Students in the Student that women can work is to pass a work Campus C-rusade’s series ends tonight Center last night. options bill. which allows job sharing. “If present trends continue." With job sharing. Woodard explained. Woodard told the crowd of about 20 women with children can work a women and one man. ‘by the year schedule “other than the rigid nine to 2000 all poor adults in the country will five" they must ‘work now. Purnell informs students on dynamic relations be women." a statistic she got from Since "two thirds of all women will the 1981 National Advisory Council on at onetime be independent" due to by leafs Manes to meet society's expectations and his nothing to do with value. we often is God‘s opinion?" he pointed out that Economic Opportunity. divorce or death. “we (women) will Staff Writer feelings of inadequacy resulting from focus on the negative." ”God loves you. accepts you and Titled “The Feminization of have to look eut for ourselves." -his failures. The second trend in society is to forgives you." Poverty." Woodard's speech pointed Other “things we have to do" are to Dick Purnell. an internationally- “Everybody plays the game. but play 'the “intelligence game." “Con Pointing out that "growing up in a out the reasons why the majority of set up an effective Fair Employment known speaker and lecturer. began his nobody wins. Have you ever been stantly comparing ourselves to others. Christian home doesn't make you a poor people in the United States are Act. helpdisplaced homemakers get acclaimed series of talks on relation- thankfultobejustyou7Whyisitthat we never get as high a grade as we‘d ChristiaiI anymore than growing up in women and what women can do to jobs. and get higher pay and more ships .Monday night at. Stewart‘ we have such a difficult time looking like." a garage makes you a car." He finally solve this emblem- for teachers and nurses. Theatre. Who we are." Purnell said suggested to the students: “Pray to se W.oodard a 1” State graduate.. Although there are few women in “The trouble." Purnell said. "is we cept the new quality of life brought by has served two and a half terms asan the N.C. Le ture. there is a two- The"Dynamic RelationshipSeries." ‘ To answer this. he pointedout three actually have two brains —- one's lost. Jesus." N.C. Legislator and currently works year-old Women’s aucus.. sponsored by the Campus Crusade for common standards of society against and the other's out looking for the Purnell has given these talks at women's con- “Soon we're (the caucus) going to be Christ. ends tonight. The program which we continually measure. He Irst." over 400 campuses in eight nations. on several legislative consists-of three presentations design- said we often find we don't meet these Besides working as a lecturir- cerns groups. including the down there swapping and dealing bl] to help student solve their pro standards and urged us not to com- Our third trend is to accumulate the representative for CCC. he has work- Legislative Research Study Commis— votes just like the men." Woodard ems. pare our value against these criteria. highest status symbols possible. sion on the legal concerns of women. sai.d “We’re never satisfied with what we ed as a team chaplain and stu- Although she said she is not sure She closed the speech by .plugging A lot of times. people don't think First. he said. we've been con have no one ever says. 'I have dent counselor. He was also once “we've come a long way. baby." she the Governor's Conference scheduled deeply about their lives. but just live. fronted by the “beauty cult" standard. enough.’ " (“In America. we want big- chosen as one of the Outstanding noted the growth in female enrollment for October. 1983. Called “Women and My overwhelming emphasis is to We put emphasis on how we look and ger everything. and end up with big- Young Men of America by the at State. which has grown from about ‘ the Economy." the conference will communicate to students the dif- present ourselves to others. ger ulcers leading to bigger funerals.") Jaycees. eight percent in 1989 to about 33 per deal with the feminisation of poverty. ferences God can make'In helping our Confronted by daily reminders from The last two talks are “Why cent in 1982. "Instead of women telling women. interpersonal relationships become the media and our own friends to look After explaining these three points. Couples Break Up" on Tuesday night The uncertainty about the progress the converted telling the converted. I successes rather than failures.” our best. “We rarely feel we measure often through humorbus and timely and “Sex and theSearch for Intimacy" of women comes from the many in— guess. we want corporate and govern- up to what's expected." examples. Purnell stated his belief on Wednesday night. both at 9 p.m. justices she still sees in wages. social ment leaders" to come and plan how Purnell's Monday_night_ talk that God had different views than us, Stewart Theater. security. insurance and other areas. women can overcome injustices. " diced oi reaiiaing that looks have regarding man‘s value. Asking. “What Tapes. covering a wide range of “The earnings gap. indeed. seems to “Everytime we help ourselves. we ' topics. are also available. at a reduced be widening" she said after quoting help another woman somewhere." she price. the statistic “you all know" — a concluded. . Muslim students Major eXams STiTB‘léits inhido analyze 1979 prohibited -— Will there be a homecoming queen this year? Page 9. Iranian uprising — Religious practice best for disep during final pointing Lords. Page3 \ by James Nana — Three cheers for. . . Page 4. -/ Staff Writer — Stereotype broken fer The Muslim Iranian Student Socie- school week cheerleaders. Page 5. ty. an international organization against the Khomeini regime. spon- by - The Serious Page. Page 6. sored a program Friday in.Poe Hall. Thomas Bobsrteea‘ The program recognized the 18th an- Staff Writer — Poulton tours new athletics facility. niversary of the Peoples' Mojahedin Professors will no longer be allowed Page 7 Organization of Iran. and included to give major exams during the final guest speakers from Amnesty Inter- week of school unless they receive ACC soccer no. 1. Page 8. national and the Communist Workers’ permission from the department head Party. and the school dean involved. said' - Wolfpeck veteran passes away. MISS spokesman Ali Azad said that Staff photo by Drew Richard Mochrie. Faculty Senate Page 9. the purpose of the program was to Armstrong chairman. The ruling is the result of a make an analysis of the 1979 Iranian Faculty Senate recommendation. revolution. which brought Khomeini The demnstratlon last Sept. 3 was to power. And to “inform people. to panofMlSS'settempttoopposethe ”Mochrie said that in previous years make them aware of the situation in Khomeini government. p ofessors had been asked not to give mather Iran." exams during the last week of classes. MISS and the Peoples' Mojahedin ture in Egypt. Syria and the United The wording in the advisors‘ hand— Today - Partly cloudy with a rush are leading the resistance movement States." book currently states that professors around 87. Low around 67 in Iran and seeking international sane Because Amnesty International “shall not give major tests during the tions against Khomeini's government does not accept such preset condi- final week of the semester." Thundly — Partly cloudy with a that is allegedly violating basic civil tions. Strum saidno delegation was Mochrie said that the Faculty slight chance of showers With a rights with torture.execution andum sesameIran. Senate was trying to help students high around 87, just imprisonment. _ Signe Waller. of the North Carolina out. Many students have papers due The Mojahedin was founded 18 Communist Workers' Party. also during the end of classes. Taking the (Forecast provided by student years ago to resist the Shah of Iran. spoke at the program. Waller confirm- time to study for an exam was an ex- mctcrologIsts Raymond KIcss but the group is currently attempting ed‘the CWP‘s support of the Iranian tra burden that the Senate wanted to and Donald CehOOn.) to reform the Khomeini government. resistance and talked of the coming remove. Mochrie said. Azad said. “He (Khomeini) did not age of socialism in America. deliver anything that he promised: the In answering a question from the Mochrie said that in the past many good life. social justice. democracy. floor. Waller said that the CWP con- professors had ignored the Senate's The people of Iran are less indepen- demns the Soviet invasion of suggestion to stop giving exams dur- dent today than when the Shah was in Afghanistan. ing the last week of school. He said State cheerleaders stack it up for power. Khomeini is more oppressive." The program attracted an audience many professors try to evenly space the Pack durlng practice on the Paul In Friday‘s program. Stewart of about 30. Ali Aaad said that he out their exams so that each covers an H. berg track. . . Strum. of Raleigh's Amnesty Interna- would like to have seen more equal portion of the course. In order to tional group. said that AI was aware American students present. "We give an exam to cover the last seg- of the civil rights violations'In Iran. probably lost a lot of students because ment of the course. many professors Strum said that Al proposed to we did this on a Friday night." he said. would give tests during the last week send a delegation to Iran ,.to in- The M158 also recently sponsored a of the semester. Mochrie said. Staff photo by Clayton Brinkley vestigate the violatio but that Kho mock execution ofKhomeini on cam- He said the Faculty Senate took ac- meini “would only ccept. the AI pus and held a rally on the Duke cam- tion after receiving numerous student delegation if AI woul condemn tor- pus with a Khomeini impersonator. complaints.

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#. _ A paper that is entirely the product ofthe student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and in fact the very life ofthe campus are registered. it is the mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. — Technician. vol. 1. rm l. Feb, I. 1920; the ter- in State’s Homecoming — ‘ ing

keep up the tradition 01' The State-Duke football game is less for that to occur a lot of work needs.to be than two months away. FOr those who done. have had their heads in the sand, the State needsaHomecoming parade like ..... Duke' game is Homecoming. Last year none other. Every organization should there were some problems with start preparing floats and entries now. Homecoming. Notably there was concern Every organization needs to start the that no black students were on the search for a representative on .the Homecoming court. No one can be blam- Homecoming court. One of the reasons- ed for this sincetthEO hemitv did,not- that no black students were on the court consciously attempt to prevent anyone lastyea'r’ was that not all'thhei' from being on the Homecoming court. predominately black student groups were ’notlfled. . This year any organization or group that is going to take the responsibility for There should be no reason for that hap- the tremendous amount of work which pening again this year. Each organization must be .done for Homecoming to be a on campus should be notified through success should get started now. A suc- either the Technician, the “green sheet" ’What’s the big deal?’ cessful Homecoming requires many man or announcements on WKNC. This hours in order to produce an event for should provide every student with the p which the students and alumni will be necessary information to sponsor an entry proud. -- for the Homecoming. Mail gauges writers’success ta Graduates of State who return , for Homecoming is an important institution an Homecoming should feel that the current at State. We must not let it die. Every stu- I suppose the best barometer of a political day, he had virtually an entire page of anti- i suppose the only solution would be to get of 'State students care more about this dent needs to start thinking now about columnist's impact upon readers is the DeWitticisrns. Good work, Tom. It must be controversial for a change, and l'd rather not. University than any other class. In order how to get amount of hate mail he receives. Hate mail nice to be so notorious. One problem with that is who to put the hat- involved in it. doesn’t necessarily indicate the size of a col- , Kenneth Stallings scored a major coup in chet to first. As an anti-political columnist. I umnist’s readership as much as the degree to the Sept. 8 edition of the Technician with his hate all politicians and most public officials, which he has annoyed them. Bill Curry, the “Tobacco dangerous to farmers" causing an among others, pretty equally. Where do I an Kudos for shortening lines former radio voice of UNC sports, used to say irate writer to form the “Save A Tree, Don't at he didn’t care what people wrote about him as Print Stallings Society." The society was the. _. l’ve never met, heard or seen a politician The Athletics Department deserves, didn't get in line until after 6:00 a.m. still long as they noticed him. result of the reader's rather arduous objections whd didn’task people to trust him, yet if they made their 7250 classes. Political columnists have to feel much the to Stallings’s column about the tobacco in- were at all trustworthy in the first place, they much credit for trying to shorten the lines same way. At least a columnist knows he’s be- dustry, of all things. i didn't read it because, won n’t have to lie to and beg ofpeople to be for ticket distribution. For the Wake Forest Although there was much improve ing read 3 he mathox is full all the time. quite frankly. i don’t give a hoot about tobac- trust d. Of course they wouldn't be politi- game this weekend, the Athletic Depart- ment in the distribution for the Wake' ‘— co, and i had no idea it could cause such a ciane. either. And every time a politician ment used five distribution windows in- Forest game — something for which all -stir. shakes my hand, i use my other one to make stead of the traditional four. "students should be thankful — ticket Since the letter writer is a friend of mine, surelmy wallet is still there. ‘I also count my By all appearences, the fifth line moved distribution could have been faster. whose opinions i always respect but don’t fingers afterwards. smoothly, and most students who were Perhaps the Athletic Department should Bruce always agree with, i can only conclude that. if he truth be known, and I suppose it asked liked the extra line. The reason is consider addingstill another one or two Stallings’s column was a real zinger. l doubt‘lfll sho dbe,ldon’tbelieveallpoliticianstobe simple. With the extra line, all of the lines persons for early distribution on the first Wink ‘ 'ever read it, though -n because to me ~- the iowf ntrustworthy, self-serving skunks -— lust moved faster. thus everyone received day. , » . . -. mhdetobnccoindustryrtfia-udho—lumer. -,tlge «genesis! ones; At one time in in 2.! tickets quicker. it could be as simple as building a small worth h" Whatever the case, it provoked one of the Work, d’oh ‘se'verafpolificalcarhpalgfis ”ul oni most inspired pieces of hate mail i've ever ly long enough to see what the overwhelming It appears that the extra distribution site booth inside the coliseurn that could be seen. ambition for power inherent in politics does to which is located inside drecoliseum, will used just for ticket distribution on the first h formerly decent people. only be open for the first few hours of day. The cost would be minimal or The Sept. ~8 issue was a good one for it ivarps them. Watching perhaps even the booth could be borrow- - ‘ ‘ "is «- readers blowing away columnists. Our it happen can distribution and only on the first day of ’ mlddle-of-the-road man, Henry Jarrett; got make cynlcs and nihilists out of those formerly ticket distribution. ed from another department on campus. recall columnlstshavehadaprettyde- broadsided for a column he wrote titled “TV idealistic, starry-eyed folks like myself who This is more than adequate since that is This would insure the safety which the cent fall in that regard. Of course Thomas distorts PLO-lsraeli situation." I guess it’s hard wanted to help change things, but wound up the only time when lines form. This extra University wants and still provide the Paul DeWitt is leading the field. DeWitt takes ' to take any stand on that issue without turning instead with footprints on their backs from line only reinforces what the Technician faster distribution which students need. a pretty strong stand to the far right, and while somebody’s crank the wrong way, and those who made a mad dash to the top. Sol distribution Nothing is ever going to eliminate the got out while the getting was good and with said last weeszhe more ticket he writes in a somewhat loquacious way, he Jarret’s brief brush with the hate-mail circuit my alleged, sanity somewhat intact. So there sites that are opened early on the first day, lines for ticket distribution, but this goal is does get his point across. His points tend to was as much somebody wanting to express an they are — the reasons for my animosity the quicker students can receive tickets an admirafle'one and should be strived make folks somewhat crabby, for DeWitt gets opposing viewpoint as it was a personal af- toward politicians. ew. and get to class. Some students who for. derogative letters by the score. This past Mon~ front. Too bad Henry. Somebody out there disagrees with your point of view, but they still These are the same reasons i try‘hot to get respect you. Better luck next time. too serious about such things_as politicsm V‘People take everything soaseriously, even in this paper, andIpersonal- ”‘ly am just not cut out to get all worked up about most of what’8 troubl- ing the rest of the world. I’d rather deal with the immediate concerns of 1M5 GONG-T5 my own small corner of the world, such as it is, and I think there are a dune... mom lot of others who feel the same way. Why worry? Let’s party. But where does this leave me? I haven’t these columns. I get all wound up and lose received so much as a menacing post card this sight of my intentions, and get depressed as fall, much less any true hate mail. Why? Does the dickens to boot. Serious, “hard-ball" everybody agree with me? I hope not. That politicséis a game for people with stronger would take all the fun out of it. Does it mean stomachs and weaker consciences than mine. nobody's reading this column? I suppose that’s like asking a deaf person if he can hear Besides, there’s just too much solemnity in you OK. if no one’s readingthis, they‘ll never the world today. and l'd rather not contribute know to tell me, so we won't even deal with to it. l’dl rather lie back on the couch, pop the such an abstract possibility. top on about five or six cold beers and wonder in amazement at all the ridiculous things in the l guess part of the problem is my choice of news which seem to obsess and irritate so subject matter. My column is not so much a many people. What's the big deal? Life’s just political column as it is an anti-political col- too shott to get all hot and bothered over umn. I don't take many serious stands something you have no control over. because I’m not serious about much of People take everything so seriously, even in anything. l try to keep things on the light side this paper, and I personally am just not cut out and poke fun at people and things. it pains to get all worked up about most of what’s me to have to face up to this. but l’m just not troubling the rest of the world. l‘d rather deal very controversial. with the immediate concerns of my own small corner of the world, such that it is, and I think Don’t get me wrong. it's not for want of try- there are a lot of others who feel the same ing. I wrote a column this summer explaining way. Why worry? Let’s party. why organized prayer has no place in the Well, it seems I've rambled a little too far. public schools. and one guy got so bent out of . . Back to the point. shape he came up to our offices and’demand- ed equal space. He got it. too. but l'm still None of this is going to bring in much hate waiting for the English translation so I'll know 1 mail. but that's the price you‘pay sometimes. what he said. if on occasion, I do get serious and make But I've also taken stands on a few of my somebody out there really mad. drop the other pet peeves. such as marijuana laws and editor a inc and blast the h-e-double the arms race without so much as a threaten- sticks out of me. It’s only a small gesture on ing wrong number late at night. It's a bit your part. but I can‘t see the other gestures demoralizing to think that my colleagues here , you might have in mind‘for me. It would be look down on me because my writing is so nice to know someone cares, and i also non-provgive. Could the Pork Duke Selec- wouldn't feel so left out around here. tion Committee bevconsidering me — its foun- Bruce Winkworth is an editorial columnist for ding father? That would be too much to take. the Technician.

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New image prevail for ”modern cheerleaders by Steve Kearney In the porn division finals. State's champion squad provided the answers to Once the squad is chosen. individual talents must Feature Writer participants were rated on a these and many other questions. * be meshed to make a cohesive team. If other “home routine" (a routine / Any examination of a championship team must members of the squad have been on the team before. . Cheerleaders. Sis-Boom-Bah. Skimpy. sexy outfits. promoting a squad‘s home begin with the coach who guided it to such lofty it is sometimes difficult for new members to mesh. Lots of leg. Chants with catchy expressions. You team) and a routine based on heights. State coach Cathy Buckey is no ex- The attitude and atmosphere of a cheerleading squad I u know. the folks the cameras focus on between plays. material learned at camp. ception. Buckey. wife of former State football great. eventually becomes one akin to a family or' a tru Pretty faces. Pom-poms. Yeah. that’s it. For State cheerleaders. Dave Buckey. is a we an who has been involved in brotherhood. This feeling is particularly prevalent on c eaders. winning the competition at cheerleading most 0 her life. having been a the State squad. As one member said, “I know all the l That pretty much sums up what cheerleaders are this camp is equivalent to a cheerleader since age four. people here are my best friends. my family." about. Everything you always wanted to know about major bowl victory or an She has coached junior high cheerleading and has Another added “That's what distinguishes the cheerleaders. right? NCAA bid. The squad includ- operated her own camp for the past four years. State squad from others. That sets us aside from Wrong. ed Barbara Hayes. Todd 3.5-1. Why does she coach cheerleaders now? other souads." . Not these days. Cheerleading. at least at the col- Boyd. Sharon Herring. War- “Because I love it.” Buckey said “I have always lege level, has changed. One can no longer view ren Brendle. Jenny Ruby. been involved in cheerleading. I could live. eat. sleep cheering as an activity which promotes only Lou Ann Sides. Walker Knox. and drink cheerleading. cheesecake and sex. Scottie Pearce. Robbin Buckey has also branched out in her association Cheering in the '80s is a bona fide sport. Like other Epley. Steve Ledford. Roslyn with the sport of cheerleading. As well as being a competitive sports. cheering is an occupation involv- Young. Davey Armstrong. teacher at East Cary Junior High. Buckey has also ing hours of meticulous preparation. practice and in- Bessie Howard. Dan Taylor. formed, her own corporation which caters to the struction. These various aspects help mold individual Tammie Harmon. needs of cheerleaders. and she provides the instruc- talents into a cohesive team. ‘ ER. Hairs and co- tion in her camps. Several of the current members of Until recent years. most of the competition in- captains Jane Grey State‘s cheering squad served as instructors at her herent in cheering involved individual competition Baldwin and Gary last camp. designed to pick members of a given squad. Today. McKoy. As a team. In examining the squad. itself. one can see collegiate cheering camps involving squads. from State's squad was Buckey's influence. This squad. disciplined and schools nationwide have elevated the sport of cheer- named the overall talented. quickly puts to rest the stereotyped image ing to its highest degree ever. winner of the com- of cheerleaders. It is a squad molded and formed One such camp was held in August in Memphis. petition. through long hours of practice under Buckey's firm Tennessee. State's cheerleaders won in the camp’s The squad finished hand. This year's squad had its beginnings where competition. establishing themselves as one of the most cheering squads begin: in the rigors of in- top squads in the nation. dividual competition. Cheering coach Cathy Buckey said that the win A cheerleading squad is assembled through a six- made an excellent kick-off for the 82-83 cheering hour competition presided over by season. 10 judges. The competition is made “We go to summer camp for collegiate cheering up of four rounds. The first round squads to meet and practice.” Buckey said. “Competi- involves judging individuals in the tion is held all week long. A major competition is held categories of porn routines. dance at the end of the week} and appearance. 'flie second round “There are two or three camps like this which take involves judging participants in place all across the nation. If you win one of these six partner stunts. camps. you are one of the top squads in the \nation." and jumps make up the third she said. round. The fourth round consists The camp. held on the .campus of Memphis State of cheers and what is called a pep . University and conducted by the Universal Cheering round. A pep round enables the Association of Memphis. featured 86 squads from judges to determines the zest and across the nation. Some very prominent schools were ' abilities of a participant. Staff photos by Clayton Grin - represented at the camp. including Mississippi, “Tryouts happen twice a year. in Coaptslnlsneersyleldwlnlooltsondurlngsftcrnoon Auburn. Hawaii. Clemson. Georgia Tech, LSU and the spring and tail.” Buckey said. practice. Alabama. 1' . “We are currently in the process Newcomers to the squad can often feel internal During the five-day camp. the squads were in- among the Top 10 in the competition. first of choosing our white team. our second team." This pressure to perform up to the abilities of the veteran structed in the delivery of “sidelines"(short chants). in the cheer routine and first in the sideline routine. year’s finals take place on Sunday. cheerleaders. "At first I felt behind. I was rushing to cheers (one-time routines). partner stunts. motions to giving them enough points to be named overall win- The individual competition is not for the shy. retir- catch up." said Roslyn Young. one of the newest a fight song and gymnastics. Girls on the various ner. The squad also won a spirit stick for its spirit ingor the fainthearted. A crowd of onlookers accom- members of the squad. "I had to stop comp’aring squads also learned a pom-pom routine. and enthusisasm during the week. panies the judges as each participant goes through myself to everybody and be the best I could be." ti ’ Th’e'camp also included a program set up specially The Wolfpack mascots. Sharon Morris and Scott the competition. For a person to become a State Once the team is formed. the long process of turn- co for mascots and a “pom" camp. Participants in the Joseph. were chosen the most superior mascots. cheeleader. one must survive several cuts. It is an ex- ing it from a group of people to a cheering squad porn camp were taught eight dances in two days. Sharon Herring and Jenny Ladner. State’s represen- perience which can try even the calmest of nerves. begins. For the cheerleader of the '805 this means Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday were devoted tatives in the pom camp. won second place in the “I was nervous. excited and scared the first time I weight training, running'and hours and hours of prac- to team competition and evaluation. The week ended camp routine, and they were chosen first overall. was in front of the judges,” said Lou Ann Sides. “But tice. The cheerleaders run one mile before practice. sq with a final competition and evaluation. Who are these champions. and what makes them it was better the second time." The men must lift weights three times a week; the ar The finals of the Cheer Division consisted of three different from other squads? What is a cheerleader “Everybody tries out. even those who were on the women. twice a week. th categories: fight song delivery. cheer demand really like. and how do they stand up to the popular team the year before. There is no easy road to being Attending a cheerleading practice is no different at sideline delivery. stereotype of the cheerleader image? A week with 'a cheerleader." than attending any practice of a team which par- ticipates in competitive sports. A fact that is often l8 élllllllll'l'lllllvl'llrvllllllllll'l l'llliluiiiiiilllil.‘ Sfi ' lost on the viewing public is that the cheerleading l squad is an athletic. as well as an aesthetic. organiza- BOULEVARD, CAR WASH l tion. 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Wolfpack cheerleaders set sights {on perfection cheerleader. “There i more to cheerleading than Boyd. in addition to being a cheerleader, is a design In a group entrusted with the responsibility of from 4.) status." major. is involved with the National Guard and is a leading, internal leaders must also be present. This teammate. So an element of danger exists in “People expect you to)be Miss Peppy.” said Jenny member of the ROTC program at State. How does he year that duty Talls to cocaptains Jane Grey Baldwin cheerleading. Ruby. Often. however. upon meeting cheerleaders do it and inaintain the all-important “C" average? and Gary McKay. But the question of trust hardly ever enters the people find them to be much different than they “You budget your time." Boyd said. “I'm one who “Leadership is especially important in minds of those perched high in the air. originally believed. They find out that the has to keep going. I'm enjoying cheerleading. It cheerleading." McKoy said. “There always has to be “You don't have a chance to think about trusting cheerleaders are people just like themselves. keeps me fit. I'm used to the feverish pitch." somebody to organize what is to be done in a game." the guy ,who is holding you." said one female Talented people. yes. but people nonetheless. In Boyd's case. the discipline of cheerleading has “We’re all leaders." Jane Grey said. “But you have cheerleader. “You are too busy concentrating on The changing face of cheerleading has helped peo paid off in learning how to budget his time so that he to have someone in control. We have to teach them to yourself and your movements." ple to accept it as a sport. not just a support activity. could be involved in extracurricular activities. In the be leaders." , ' “Spotters help build trust at first." said Buckey. In terms of male cheerleaders. the training regimen case of one of last year’s captains of the squad. For many of the people involved with collegiate “When you've done it 10 or 15 times then you feel the causes them to take on' a well-muscled. lean look cheerleading got him a scholarship in engineering. football. the game is just that — a game. To some it's trust." typical of male gymnasts and weight lifters. This is Thus. this “sport of support" pays off in many ways. a meeting place or a social event or a place to get in ‘/

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For up to three hours a day the cheerleaders prac- probably due to the fact that being a cheerleader The cheerleaders themselves summed it up best. toxicated. To cheerleaders. it is much more than just tice routines which comprise an itinerary for the up- combines aspects of both of those things. “Once you graduate and you finish with cheerleading a game. coming game. ”An itinerary is developed for each As far as the-female cheerleaders are concerned. and you go out into the real world." they said. “you'll “The whole thing is game. and it gets longer each week.” said Buckey. they new'have‘ the distinction of already possessing stand a good chance of succeeding. It more fully entertainment." they said. “When people come to col- The itinerary. in the form of several typewritten looks which are very much in style today. The con- develops you as a person." lege football games ey want to see all aspects of it. pages is never far from Buckey's hand as she puts the cept of what makes a female beautiful has changed Games are a time of fun as well as work for the and that includes c eerleading." squad members through their paces. The practices from a soft. rounded curvy look to a look that is lean. cheerleader. In addition to Buckey's itinerary. the What are cheerleaders all about? Many things — are demanding. as is the coach. But the labors from hard and supple. cheerleaders must engage in crowd control which is leadership. intelligence. discipline. healthy bodies. these practices pay off. The scores at Memphis State “I think that the change in terms of how beauty is something they cannot always accomplish. At times. talent all of these things. The old ad said. “You've are proof of that. determined helps the cheerleader a lot." said one. the burden of keeping a crowd involved in a dull come a long way. baby. to get where you've got to to "We get really firm through exercise and the stunts." game falls to them and the mascots. And the mascots- day." Where cheerleading is concerned. that is cer- The hard work and discipline pay off in other areas That end result puts the female cheerleaders into the in turn must keep the,.,spirit of the cheerleaders up. tainly true. is well. “Discipline developed during cheerleading forefront of the healthy. lean look. They are already p— Clip Sage flu nakes you study." one cheerleader said. "You must where everybody else wants to be. And they are as Interested" rump sacs . BELL HELMETS . ran budget your time well. We don't spend our time beautiful as'ever. watching soap operas." As in other sports at State. a in writing OWagivesixmonthsaarw'caandfiaaoaaoftools cheerleader must maintain a “C" average or better. There are tangible benefits as a result of being a hduding instruction, with every bicycle sold. - cheerleader} Involvement in extracurricular ac- 0W0 specialize in touring and "moan ‘ Obstacies other than {Risks face the cheerleaders tivities is 2. been in the real world of unemployment features? Masterlock off the practice field. One 'suchobstacle is the burden and nine-tofive. For Todd Boyd, involvement is a ,, bicycles. ExpertRapaiIs, Toolranflb. of ~ the stereotype placed on cheerleaders. This word that describes this cheerleader's way of life. 737-2411/2412 Spa-d8. non. . m / ea. sea ms‘mm"? stereotype paints the cheerleader as a statusseeking 1211 Hlllabo‘rough Street egomaniac or an over-zealous dumb bunny with Hal-lulu $18.95 knockout curves. Male cheerleaders can be ribbed‘ about their participation in cheerleading or con- .Village Inn sidered effeminate. Pizza Parlor lush REAR‘ ”'4RACKS l “Status things have been set upon us.“ said one Vases L ———_----J 3E“ Western Blvd. Lowest TV Rental I Welcome Back State Students! Prices In Town! 851-6994 sari? Color___rvx.‘rswx; We will deliver homemade Every Mon. thru Thurs”. Nite! ,7 cookies to your dorm weekly. $18.00....“ 5P.M. - 9P.M. biweekly or monthly. ALL the Pizza. Salad. Spaghetti. Lasagna. (Tall to order TELE RENT TV Garlic Bread. Ice Cream. And Favorite Beverage! 7 7 9 ~ 4 0 3 6 -— For Only $3.85 -— ‘4‘. H—ll‘lul m Rall'luli. it ‘ .Htll m ( .ll\ lPIease. No coupons for this Special Offer-l $2.00 per dozen Delivered Free

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Lekweeeer beet league in the coaches with 16 years on the ’ opening of facility by Den country. but soccer is as job. said college soccer has UPI Sports Writer competitive and maybe a lit- grown in recent years as it With Atlantic Coast Con- tle more competitive." said has gained popularity ( continued frompage 7) ference teams winning na- Kennedy. the 1981 ACC through youth leagues and viously. this is a super aid to the gridiron coaching tional championships in foot- coach of the year. “This says increased exposure of pro- ball and basketball last year. a lot for the talent in the fessional soccer on televi- staff. the fact that four conference league. the coaching and the sion. Also with the opening of these facilities comes the soccer teams finished in the administrations that sup- “1 think the quality of the possibility of greater recruiting power in all pro- - Top 20 went pretty much un- port the programs." said game has improved con- grams. Certainly athletes would not want to come to noticed. Kennedy. “Even though four siderably because so many a program with broken down and decrepit facilities But working quietly in the or five teams were ranked kids are playing the sport when they had a chance to go to a program with a shadow of football. the ACC the others were able to right now." said Ibrahim. better giace for them to spend their college careers. in recent years has emerged defeat or tie them. With who has coached Clemson to The ginning of a new era in State athletics has as a national power on the those kinds of games you're the NCAA playoffs nine come with the opening of this building. The new soccer field. annually talking about some depth in times including four ap- challenging for regional a way a lot of people don't pearances in the semi-finals facilities open up a whole new spectrum to State NCAA honors and the na- realise." and one in the finals. athletes. For a school whos'e fans are so demanding of tional championship. In fact. Last year four teams Because so many kids are a winning program. surely a round of applause and a it may be the most com- went to the NCAA playoffs ' playing. the university has a word of thanks should be offered to the State petitive sport in the con- and six had winning percen- demand for the soccer Athletics Department and to the Wolfpack Club ‘01 ference. tages of .583 or better. The scholarship." such fine planning and hard work. - “For the ACC to have four league as a whole was Soccer. Ibrahim said. is The Wolfpack Club presented the building to the teams in the Top 20 in the 71-13-9 against outside com- especially popular among University Saturday in the ceremonies. It was funds nation is kind of awesorhe." petition. Overall. Clemson smaller colleges. raised by the club that financed the building and its said Wake Forest coach went 18-2, Duke 16-4. State “The colleges see it as an construction completely. No tax dollars and no stu- George Kennedy. who said 17-31. North Carolina 15-6. inexpensive means of com- done by he thinks the upcoming poll Wake Forest 11-7-4 and petition." he said. “It really dent fees went into the building. A jOb well compiled by the- Inter- Virginia 10-6-2. Maryland. is a very simple sport you these friends of State. I collegiate Soccer Associa- ‘ which won the NCAA soccer know." ‘SteffphotobyLindsBrefford tion will rank in the Top 20 championship in 1968. had Ibrahim said his four- This kind ofjubilation is a common site around the ACC these days as theWnce hes five ACC teams — Clemson. the only losing record. 5-7-4. week summer soccer camp risentoetlve-teem national mw¢Ee * , . Golfers host event State. Duke. Wake Forest while Georgia Tech has no has drawn 1,000 participants games draw as many as parallels the football season. at all." he said. “ Football and North Carolina. NCAA-sanctioned soccer every year since the 7.000 to 9.000 spectators. but Gross said there is her} and basketball produce the by Bray Toot peting for the individual “It's the best conference program. mid-1970s. The crowds at said State coach Larry real conflict. revenue for all the non- titles." lot of peo Clemon's LM. Ibrahim. games have also grown. The Gross. “The publicity that foot- revenue sports. The people Sports Writer in the country. A The college soccer season ball gets deosn't bother me who follow soccer aren’t 0n the single's side of the ple think of the ACC as the the dean of ACC soccer big weekend. conference necessarily the same people Ever since State has been event. States Boy Hunter. V so I playing golf. the Pack has North Carolina's John In- r who follow football." had to travel all over the man and' South Carolina's Being a true soccer , he south t play in tour- David Tolley are expected said, requires the apprecia- naments Thursday the to walk away with the tion for the tactics involved. Wolfpeck twill host its first single’s title. Hunter and In- “I think the soccer fans is intercollegiate golf tourna- man were both named all- in general a quieter in- ment. , Americas last year. while dividual looking more The Wolfpack Invitational Tolley was the runner-up in toward the beauty and tac- will tee off Thursday morn- the U.S. Amateur. THE STUD. tical play of the game. I hate ing at8:82 and continue until Others who might win the to say this. but the soccer Saturday afternoon. Since event are State‘s Nolan fan may be more of an in- State does not have its own Mills and Bill Swartz. Clem- tellectual (than the football golf course the tourney will son's Julian Taylor and fanl.” . be played at MacGregor Tony Nimmer and North Much of the success of Downs Country Club in Carolina's Bill Plyler. YOU WON’T SEE THEM ACC soccer is attributed to Cary. .. For all those who are in- the recruitment of foreign “We hope to make this a terested in seeing the players. especially at Clem- yearly event.” said State tourney. the tee off times son. which has dominated golf coach Richard Sykes, are 8:32 s.m. on both Thurs- the league in recent years “We're excited about the op- day and Friday and 12:32 and won the league title in portunity to host our Own p.m. on Saturday. State and 1981. . tournament after playing so Clemsdn will tee off Thurs~ an”b-..“ a—'....f,— 1 W e The NCAA allows schools day' morning from 10:02 to to give only 11 soccer many places the past couple 10:34, South Carolina at 9:12 scholarships and givin‘ . of seasons." to 9:44 and North Carolina them to foreign players has State will he joined in the and Duke at 10:42 to 11:12. become a point of controven tourney by‘__12 other teams. Playing for State this sy in the ACC. Recently In the field. there are some year will be Mills. Hunter. Ibrahim. who has 11 foreign outstanding teams including and three of the following players on his roster. has 1982 ACC Champion Clem- players: juniors Bill Swartz been instructpd by. his son. North. Carolina. Duke and Dick Stimart; athletic department not to mourn C'arolina.‘ ' sophomores Troy Haynes recruit foreign players in In last year's NCAA tour- and Patrick Brady. and \ the future. nament State finished freshmen Jerry Gregory. At State, five of its eighth. North Carolina Neal Braxton. Jeffrey ; ',_ starters are foreign players. finished ninth and Clemson Lsnkford and Kelly while the rest ofthe league's finished 16th. These three Phillipe. teams are basically home teams along with South State lost three starters grown. Carolinsarethe leading con- from last year's team. and it “The goal hereistowina tenders to take the team ti- will have some trouble. national championship," tle. . ' replacing the trio with s‘aid Gross. "You can’t "For a fairly small field. players that have had as ' realistically expect to win a we have some very much tournament action as _' national championship teams competing." Sykes Eric Moehling. Neal Harrell 2 without some foreign help. said. “Three of the teams and Thad Daber. 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Wolfpacl< Will miss Chester Grant by Wu Terry Relay and very. considerate.” Sportswear lichaels said. “I don't know d any coach that Chester Grant. an didn’t like‘him. He would assistant athletic trainer dosnytaskthat thehead for more than so years at trainer. assigned him. He' State died last weekend went through a lot of in a Raleigh Hospital. trainers believe me. He Grant. who served on the 'u. put “,0 "3.111.! asloesceamoysvasaeteI-aateuov Wolfpack staff from think all the athletes lik- beta-v[mummies-Isis:”museums-um PM. escaetsa specifically noted AugustlStSuntilhewas-m ed him. I know all the basetbypoorhealththis‘ football players liked year.wasapivotaipart him. I can't say too much: of State athletics all the " about Chester. He did a years that he served. good job.” Withhhdeaththel’ack Grant had a special '3! with athletes. Some Funeral of State's more notable beheldtodayattp.m.at athletes were even go the Oberlin Baptist respective of him that Sealtest Tandwich Sliced luck on Oberlin Road they would notletanyone else tape them. Hawkeye Polar Bars ‘ White Bread Whitney and David Thompson were two of recommended that the these athletes. ._ .. g ,. . ¢ trainingroomlnthebase» ‘ The. athletes mentEof Reynolds Col- remembered Grant too. 59 2 2.2.3:; 99 iseum be named for and why not. he thought a Grant. Before his death. lot of them. Grant talked the University approved about his relationship . the recommendation and with the athletes in an in- r saw ouaurv HEAVY wesrenu cnam FED seer ‘ plans are in the process terview with the Tech» , to name the room in clots in 1989. _ . memory of him. “I got to know some of Chuck .... , Grant was a friend to, the players really well.”. 4 W“ I In all at State and W Grant said. “Roman Associate Athletics Gabriel will call me right lb. Director Frank Weedon now when he is intown. If remembers him as I don't happen to see him. he will make a special of- 0.8.D.A. moresFRESH 1 fort to give me a telephone ring. He h just a real nice fellow. a real {Box-o-chicken gentleman. lie is not the . :.s-748e. with the athletes. He was . was more than just tapingingIng.game But Grant con pallbearers at the service in kind of fellow who gets a G'O-BIS" a father and ther . he the tinned to serve the Pack for accordance with a request big head with success." image with the athletes. 'ltphmhflosophic‘a'l““final” several more years. and the by Grant's wife. State head One of Grant's former a]gall... 48”. lie treated them in many treatment” words on a plaque that was trainer Craig Sink along bosses. Bunch. also had a- ways other than just Although Grant loved all presented to himat the time with former trainers Her great deal of respect for , OUAUIYHEAWWWESTERN medical. He never had an sports. Weedon said the dis- remained true exceptfor the man Bunch and Al Procter Grant as did everyone r MPWFRESHLY GRAMFEDBEEF unkind word for anybody. mond was his greatest love. number ofyears. The plaque will serve as well as equip- that knew him. B’fl. He loved State. He would “i think he loved them all. read: “A testimonia of ment room personnel Todd “He meant a lot to the listen more‘than just give but ifyou had to picks sport sincere appreciation. Dunston and Dorsey Poole. athletes at State.” Bunch Sirloin Steak you the treatment. He he loved the must it was presented to Cheater Grant Sports Information Director said. “He was a fine was the '“Dr. Welby" ." Weedon said. “He for hie 22 years of loyal and Ed Seaman and Weedon and gentleman and a fine in- ”I” loved baseball.” dedicated service to the former athlete Dick dividual. It was a great “lie was a good. good Grant was honored. by athletes of N.C. State DeAngelis will also serve. him.”pleasure to work with person. He knew his State with a car and several University. and for hie loyal- Former State head foot , business. He knew other gifts in November of ty and dedication to the ball coach Al Michaela As the Technician put athletic training. I don't 1910 when he reached Wolfpack." remembers Grant as a it 18 years ago. State has know of anybody who retirement age. The Several former and cur- dedicated servant to the lost “one of its greatest didn't have tile Klimt ceremony was hold prior to rent men: are of the Pack. assets. 5, true member of respect for Cheater. It a State-Virginia Homecom- Wolfpsck staff will serve as “lie was very thoughtful the Wolfpack.”

Sports medicine room puts athletes in Star Trek IIIII'IJ-‘I A'V‘f.‘ Is?) ment tablesandeight taping added: but he'has doubled spend two hours just han- whihh‘ls equipped'with s tables. “Thisallows us toget the number of machines us- ding out equipment to foot builtin footlocker. iiere.s the athletes out on the field ed ball players. Now they can player's valuables. books. maneuvered about while ." Sink said. “I guess so or 60 people use that time to handle etc.. are stored. The locker inclineI’m tor you on “The Cybex is the only can work out in here at one other matters related to also is secured by a taping and treatment tables. fancy machine we have." time.” he said. “It provides practice or to the track and combination-lock (same com- No more. Sink has plenty Sink said. “It will be used as space that we've never had. teams. bination as the bin). of space. The training room a testing agent. If we can We have really been Each player is assigned a There are no benches in looks professional. smelb pick up a potential problem cramped. We've never had numbered bin that contains the locker room; players sit like a hospital and is in an athlete. we can build meeting rooms before. or the mesh laundry bag on footlockers. thereby leav- sophisticated. rooms. It provides (numbered the same as his ing the aisle uncluttered. Over in a corner sits a 'us with what we. need to bin) containing his gear. At the end ofpractice. dir- Cybea machine. To the key. It makes everything so make all the programs bet The bins have combina- ty gear is put into the mesh layman it looks like it came much more efficient We ter. It also provides more tion locks. The player bag andtoesed through one out of “Seer M. Plug it now have the capability to space for the weight room. unlocks his bin. draws his of two windows into a laun- in. turn it on. and sap. you're handle the numbers that we over in Reynolds since the gear. and dresses in one oi" dry basket. The bags are gone. Actually it's a muscle have to handle.“ 1 track football. and wrestling two larger locker rooms. A then taken to“Eddie's Laun- tester. It.measures strength Wright 1 Wayne. State teams no longer use it. large shower space dromat" and placed into one and endurance of legs. strength coach. also has “There is no telling what separates the two locker of two impound-capacity SAUSAGE, HMURGER. PEPPERONI knees. shoulders and ankles. more space in his weight it (building) will do to the rooms. washers (15 mesh bags to a The chair is hooked up to a roomwhiehisequipped with athletic program." In the locker room. each washer). Four Ell—pound- Jeno’s PI-s recorder that gives a read- Nautilus machines that defy David Vaughn and Eddie player's stall (126 total) is capacity dryers are used for out showing where the explanation You name the Gardner are in charge of the alphabetically located. drying. Vaughn said it will weakest spot of a person's muscle. and Wayne has a equipment room. In the old Shoulder pads. helmet and take five hours to wash and arm. leg or shoulder is machine that can make it days they would sometimes shoes are kept in the stall. dry the gear. '5 ‘located. It is used to prevent stronger. injury and to rehabilitate. The compound leg The room is equipped machine. a knee with six whirlpools (four strengthener. is the only large. two small). 10 treat- new apparatus Wayne has i-Greer WWW ------__1: Rugby team wins initial game; rifle team to hold tryouts l Tom--- ll”? State's rugby team omcislly started its season Sunday with a victory overthe Carrboro Rugby Club. State‘s A side Every Thursday Nite team won 23-19. followed by the side team winning 24—10. pm State's next match is set for Sunday. against the North From 5 p.m. — 9 Carolina Rugby team. Kick-off will be at l p.m. on State's Western Blvd. Pizza Hut 'Ilel Monte Premimnma lower intramural field. At The Team practicesare held Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs- ALL the pizza, salad and favorite day from 66:80 p.m. on the lower intramural field. New Sweet Peas Vol. members are welcome. beverage mmmflmuoonocnMS“. SUV.“ #070. ‘ A meeting for men and women interestedIn trying out . :a----*------‘.------‘ forthe varsityriiletesmwlllbeheidThursdayat7pmin For Only $3.85 Em".-- SUPIR SAVER COUPON the Walnut Room of the Student Center. For more informa» tisscallflslnhGrswstm

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NCSUBeliidubSundey,Sept19,2 dmhmriowayobligetadtonnany PM, Blue room Student Center. Crtaritem WORLD PEACE CELEBRATION AND ‘ T-SHIRT LOGO CDNTESTIIII Design a CONCERT. Sat. Sept 18, 1 PM. Rose logofortheNCSUSchoolofVetMad Garden Pm St Pub. invited For more pertainingtovatarirlrymeticlteAlan m. cal tries become property NCSUSVM THE AIAAWILL MEET Tuesday, Sept iZSIlItobestduigrtSize: lli'xll" at7:1)PMinTniittAudTherewihbee bleckendwlitaSendantriuhyumpie talton"ultrew endeelideshowol meittoSVMdoDen'eaRobertsonerbr thaEAAFly-inetOsldtoshRefreshmente ingtomoaptiondaeliatSVMDaadiu served Friay,OCT.1. ‘ 16 De. - gutted PEACEMAKEIIS FELLOWSHIP. The WATERSKIERS ARE INVITED to attend CooperativeCarmMirt‘etryirM't-par- the meeting of NCSU Waterslti club on eonsolalfaitlaandraig’omtomaet Sept. 16etBPMintheGreenRoomof “liloi 0o; Pieiiier flak togetheroneragibrbefifortiaatsaion Center. ofhowwecanbabsttarpaacamekera Student onourworldl‘ormorairdormetioncon mcouemu cwe - Fe! organize Mayonnaise Chili Dressing/“w' tact Joe Mann Mimi or cal tiorll megting, Sept 16, PM. rm. 213 Why Pay ”.29 Initial meeting Wadmdey, sinner-it Why Pay 1/910 Why Pay 01.” fish Sept the NUB. 1st floor. Student A!“ Center,12noon UAB DANCE COMMITTEE MTNG. Sept OPENINGS AVAILABLE in NCSU on Student Center, PM. Chemher Singeralieurltyandsteffera New members welcornel welcometoioinlfyouareinterastedin sing'ng and parforrning in the m2 THE FCA WILL MEET It 9 PM on Sept F MadrigalDinner,thisisthapleceloryw. in CASE Athletic Center. THENCSUTRAINEDamargencymedicel JEWISH STUDENTS: Righ Holiday stu $159 orertitationwi be llvinge dentsarviceeveibbleetDulte, butfree 99¢ 79. membershipmeetingTMrWSqitIDefl Raleigh 119 Shaala- Ply pm. intheStudent CanterPedthouse tickets must be arranged NOW. Ply- N Isl Paah All parents interested in first aid are Synagogues also welcome Homestays welcome. are possible Cal Lise. Tater Boy “‘“R'So-Dri Towels ECONOMICS SOCIETY wil meet Watt; POWER CLUB - If you Sept 5PM, zoo Hiltorough bldg 1m went to play orgerized volleyball and portem organizational maeting— needin hevagoodbeeiceltills,corne0titendpley $179 $299 put on programs for tt'n ”mater Al every Tues and Thurs et4 pm. inthe 99¢ ovm 59¢ Economics and Business majors 10 0s. - Pa. 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New at Time commitment: 2-3 hrsteeit for ficers will be elected. each semester For more info call WINDHOVER STAFF APPIJCATIONforms Volunteer Services /*1 22 anaa are available at room ofthe Student ASME TODAY AT NOON in OR Don 14. Gt. Cass -Dag Feed Center. Deedine lor applying is Oct 1. Rice and Ron Brown from Midrex Corp. wil speak on HighGrede Steel. Member- Lox NCSU CLUB- wil have an ships wil be taken Barbecue tor lunch. ,Al oBeei orgeruetionel meeting Wed Sept at 4.30pm ian 213Carmicllele‘ntAll THE NCSU STUDENTS IN Solidarity with hunks Bleach interested in participating should attend the peoples of Central America present Why Pay 93‘ that! or cell Mite Kern Vernon Bellacon, an American Indian Why Pay 09‘ leader. and a film, "Rwee in December," "Ah ALL SENIORS AND GRADUATE smdents to lnlorm students about the current ”A? ”hit inliberalertswhoplentousetheeer- social and political crisis in Central vices olfered at the Career Fleming and America, 0 pm. toright, Poe Hell. 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