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Volume LXlI, Number 39 Wednesday, December 2, 131 Raleigh, North Carolina Phone 737-2411,-2412

Transportation Ex-student

takes over discusses parking, as assistant by Mike Maban traffic on campus News Editor A former State student took office by Karen Preitaa “The problem is that large cars try Tuesday as assistant director of Stir to park in the compact parking spaces dent Development. That position was Staff Writer taking up too much room." Brooks left vacant three months ago when The University transportation com- said. “When the Division of Transpor- Herb Council accepted a postion at mittee met this month to discuss mo tation gives tickets to the larger-car another university. tions and recommendations concern- owners. they complain that the com- Robert S. Bryan Jr.. 24. will work ing parking and traffic. pact cars are in the other parking mostly with fraternities. sororities. Don Steensen. chairman of the park- spaces as well. Technician file student organizations. Cooperative ing and traffic subcommittee made a photo Ministries and one of the areas in motion that the Division of Transpor- “We are trying to solve the problem The University transportation committee has decided to repaint the parking spaces with a width of eight feet when the State publications. Student Develop- tation repaint parking lots to a single by making the parking spaces the lots are remarked to make parking more of a convenience to all students. ment Director Larry Gracie said. spacing of 8 feet. It was also requested same size to gain some space and to south and located to the east of this would not be a significant im- ing facilities are completed. warning “Herb Council was an adviser for that the department use its own make better use of the parking spaces Hodges Laboratory. provement. tickets will be issued for a limited the radio station." Gracie said. discretion as to when this would be . that are available." The problem. according to Brooks. Director of Transportation Janis time. “Robert expressed some interest in necessary. Other motions were made to have was that one of the S spaces was con- Ross discussed the problem with the the yearbook. but we'll have to talk According to Wayne Brooks. chair- the Division of Transportation flicting with the University buses' traffic engineer of Raleigh. but the Ed Phillips. chairperson of the rules with Mike (Perlick. Agromech Editor) man of the transportation committee. eliminate the S parking space located parking. They were not able to park in four-way stop sign and a flashing light and regulations committee, presented about that before making any deci- the parking spaces are repainted after at the southeast corner of Hodges the proper places and were forced to suggestion was not recommended the possibility of charging for visitor's sions." a number of years and it will be chang- Laboratory. the present loading zone- park. elsewhere. Buses will now be . since the traffic flow on Dan Allen was parking on campus. The suggestion Council left the postion of assistant ing the width of the spaces at that service parking zone be extended able to park in the correct spaces with more frequent than West Dunn. was discussed by the committee and vacant when he accepted a teaching time. Over 80 percent of the parking southward through the eliminated the alleviation of this space. The committee also discussed the tabled for more information. postion at Wake Technical University spaces currently are at a standard size parking space. and “No Bus Parking" The possibility of establishing a problem of moped parking. Since the The University transportation com- in late August. Gracie said he inter- of 81/: to 9 feet in width. Compact cars signs placed on the link fence behind four-way stop sign at the intersection parking facilities for mopeds are in- mittee will meet again on Thursday at viewed four candidates for the job account for the other 20 percent rang- the two southernmost parking spaces of Dan Allen and West Dunn was complete at this time. parking regula- 3 pm. in the Board Room of the Stu- after advertising the position across ing from 7% to 8 feet overall. in the parking area running north- discussed. but the Committee agreed tions are not enforced. Once the park- dent Center. the nation. “It's a little ironic after a national search to end up with a local person." Gracie said. adding that his ex- perience as a student at State might Campus Planning and Construction facilitate Bryan in his duties. “He's very enthusiastic. He's got a lot of ideas and seems to have the capability of putting those ideas into programs." to improve campus environment Bryan. of Raleigh. graduated from State in 1980 with a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy. He then attended Ohio by Mary Durham said. “We want the design to reflect buildings." Newbern said. adding he University. and will receive his Staff Writer the needs." hopes to put in evergreen shrubs to master's in sports administration this Officials are also looking into the lessen the impact of the tall buildings. December. Bryan was a member of Campus Planning and Construction area surrounding Carroll. Bowen and Besides the students, many interest State's Sigma Phi Epsilon. is making plans to improve upon Metcalf dormitories. They would like groups have a part in deciding the “I had a great undergraduate ex- State’s 700-acre campus. according to to relocate walkways closer to the dor- campus landscape. according to perience in fraternities, and I‘m ex- Landscape Architect Judson mitories so people will not walk on Newbern. This includes people such as cited about making the fraternity Newbern. grassy areas surrounding the maintenance workers who want to be system work better here." Bryan said. “My interest is the viewpoint of the residence halls. according to able to drive up to the dumpsters. He “It's just exciting being appointed to ‘Students." Newbern said, adding he is Newbern. said Public Safety wants certain safe do something this important at a fairly concerned with where students func- ty features left intact such as blue early stage in my career." tionally need a hard surface. Greenery has been added to the light phones and easy access to dor— Bryan said one of his goals was to The division is looking into several campus by planting trees in various mitories in case of-a fire. The ar- get more people involved in frater- sections of the campus. The new din- places on the brickyard. Newbern said chitects try to compromise between nities. He said it was too early to ing facility is one of the areas officials he would also like to reduce the these groups. Newbern said. discuss any plans he had for the are currently working on. Newbern is massiveness of the wall in front of the Newbern said he would like to see future. w, trying to predict where the students D.H. Hill Library by putting in vegeta- artwork on campus to improve the “I'm interested in how N.C. State will be walking when they leave the tion. looks and get away from the brick im- students‘ lives can be improved by Technician file photo hall. “We want to set up a foreground for age State has. Sculptures and murals taking part in our greek system." he New plans are now being made by University Planning and Construction to im- “We want to tailor to the situation buildings and at the same time have a would add a whole new dimension to prove State's 700-acre campus. with its individual needs." Newbern transition scale of students—to- the campus. he said. (See "Ex-student, ” page 8)

Robert Wagner ’devastated with grief,’ refuses to talk with closest friends by Vernon Scott Ziffren said Wood would be buried ning while trying to board an in- United Press International today without fanfare at “absolutely flatable dinghy from the family's private" services for family and 60-foot yacht. Splendour. anchored off LOS ANGELES Actor Robert friends. Santa Catalina Island. Wagner is still “devastated with One friend said the actor refused to grief" over the drowning of his wife “The services will be absolutely see even close friends. such as Natalie Wood and refuses to talk to private," Ziffren said. “We will not Elizabeth Taylor. who visited to ex- even his closest friends about the cir- give out the time or the place of the press their condolences. cumstances of the actress' death. his funeral. The services will be attended The Los Angeles coroner's autopsy lawyer said Tuesday. only by members of the family and a revealed .14 percent alcohol content in "This fantastic woman is gone." at- few close friends." the actress' bloodstream. enough to be torney Paul Ziffren said. “It is a Wagner remained in seclusion in considered intoxicated under Califor- tragedy and nothing we can do or say the second story of the couple’s Bever— nia law. will change that. It was apparent it ly Hills home. refusing to see anyone The coroner also revealed an argu- was an accident and I think that but a doctor and his daughters, Court- ment had taken place aboard the yacht rumors and gossip are just ghoulish ney. 7. and Natasha. 11. since his wife between Wagner and actor nonsense and irrelevent.” accidently drowned early Sunday mor- Christopher Walken. Wood's co-star in her new movie Brainstrom. He said the argument was not violent and Wood was not personally involved. Medical board to decide Several friends of the Wagners. in- cluding actress Stephanie Powers. who stars with Wagner1n the weekly television series. “Hart To Hart." said whether Cary physician they had not been invited to attend last rites for Wood. Wood. who appeared in her first movie at age 4. and Wagner. whom loses license to practice she married twice. were among Hollywood's most popular couples. Staff photo by Clayton Brinkley (UPI) —— Two women have testified area. She said an investigation began “These two must have more real Cary physician Oscar S. Cunanan sex- when she filed a complaint with the chums than anyone else in this town." Forbidden forest ually assaulted them under the guise hospital. but the North Carolina board David Niven said in a recent inter- of a medical examination. and was not told of the investigation's view. “I suppose it is because they are Heavy fog hung over State today as students walked and drove to class. it was one of the worst fogs this Cunanan's attorney said the assault results. both so real." described by one is legally defined as Cunanan. is also charged with not Wood. who won Oscar nominations year for residents of Raleigh. rape. having a license to practice medicine for Splendor in the Grass, Rebel Testimony continued Tuesday in New York at the time he offered to Without a Cause and Love With the before the state Board of Medical Ex- conduct the woman's examination. Proper Stronger. first appeared on aminers to decide whether Cunanan. Cunanan. who was charged with screen in 1948 in Happy Land. and 52. should lose his license to practice raping one woman and assaulting later played the little girl who learned inside weather medicine in North Carolina. The two eight other patients. pleaded guilty in to believe in Santa Claus in Miracle on women testified in open session and July in a plea bargaining arrangement 34th Street. six others testified in closed session. to one count of assault on a female and .“I love this town (Hollywoodl." she A 28-year-old New York woman' no contest to the other eight counts. recently told an interviewer. “I sup- Egyptian youth could begin wide - Intense Pack attack squelches Today rain ending with a high testified Monday Cunanan treated her He received a suspended sentence. pose it is because I grew up here. The support of fundamentalists. Page 9. Wildcats. Page 5. around 60 and a low in the mid-305. father at a Northport. N.Y.. hospital in A Raleigh woman testified Cunanan odd thing is that as a child I never ‘l’hursday — Partly cloudy with a high 1973. Cunanan. during a conversation assaulted her after an operation in thought of myself as particularly uni- —- Guest opinion concerning off- - Three great music acts treat In the mid-505. (Forecast provided by with the woman. told her she had a which she was drugged and given a que. campus housing. Page 3. Reynolds' crowd. Page 6_ student meteorologists Raymond Kiess swollen lymph node on her neck and local anesthetic. The woman did not “If you get up every morning and go and Neal Lott.) urged her to submit to an examina- use term rape but the type of assault to work when you are six years old. - Men; they are all the same - an in- - MSG brings rock back to life. Page 7, tion. the woman testified. described the woman is legally defin- you assume that is what all 6-year-olds convenience. Page 4. During the examination. the woman do. I suppose I thought all little girls said Cunanan massaged her genital (See “Physician, " page 8) made films." Two/ Technician / December 2. 151

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Opinion A raw WES. sums nutr- sat‘b 51-19514. A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and in fact the very lifeof the campus are registered. It LOOK m ‘N’BW' is the mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. — Technician. vol. I, no. I. Feb. I. l920

Learn from SAE

It is hoped that good things will result SAE will be allowed the use of the from the expulsion of Sigma Alpha Ep- house for spring-semester rush, but only if silon fraternity from its house and the it is convenient for the students who are subsequent decision to allow it to regain currently living in the house. This will pro- use of the house. Perhaps other groups vide the SAEs the opportunity to prove to on campus will take notice and avoid the Student. Development and to other difficulties that SAE found itself in. students that they have changed enough The SAEs were forced to leave their to once again be given the privilege to live house after numerous warnings from ad- in University-owned housing. ministrative officials that they must either change some of their behavior or face be- Allowing SAE to use its house for rush ing thrown out. Eventually Student will enhance the fraternity’s chances of Development Director Larry Gracie made recruiting new members to replace the the decision that the SAEs would have to ones who were asked to leave as well as leave their University-owned housing. Ac— those who left on their own. Although SAE has only 24 members who are cording to Gracie, the decision was not Centrist View easy but he felt that he did what he had to prepared to move back into a house do under the circumstances. it appears designed for 40 students, according to that Gracie made the right decision. Gracie, the members have convinced him SAE’s members realized after the fact that they can be financially stable even that the warnings about being thrown out with the shortage of members. Decision may open communication of University housing were not just idle Other fraternities and sororities should threats. They, in turn, changed some of pay careful attention to the plight of the their policies in order to make the fraterni- SAEs. The potential exists for similar President Ronald Reagan recently made perialism in which it tried to dominte the world mutual interest in stability. They realize the ty more acceptable in the eyes of Universi- situations to arise with other groups cur- one of the most brilliant moves of his ad- stage and boasted about its political and dangers of trying to promote instability and rently living in University-owned hOusing. ministration by suggesting that the numberof socioeconomic system. also realize how easily an unstable ally can ty administrators. These changes con— medium-range missiles in Europe be reduced turn on them. They especially have an interest sisted of purging some members as well as .to zero. Not only was it a brilliant political in maintaining stability in the Middle East some alumni who were causing trouble. It is hoped the actions that resulted in maneuver, but it was also the best suggestion not only because they may need Arab oil in In addition, SAE has repaid the University the explusion of SAE will not be replicated in a long time to reduce the fear of nuclear the future but also because the Soviet Union financial debts that were in default. by other groups. Although the measures holocaust. ' has about 40 million Moslems living in its Gracie spoke recently about SAE say- taken by Gracie in dealing with the SAE country. ing, “They’ve worked extremely hard and were severe, they were justified since ap- As expected, the Kremlin denounced the I think they’ve done a good job." parently the fraternity has mended its idea only because it felt it had been upstaged. The much-feared Soviet armed forces are According to Gracie, SAE is still under ways. If the problems that plagued SAE Neither side wants war — especially the not as formidable as many Reagan ad- reappear with another group, or even Soviet Union since it lost about 20 million ministration offlcials have made them look. probation and could still possibly be people during World War-II. Therefore, it is Their technology is still years behind the denied housing if it does not continue to again with SAE, Student Development hoped that in the upcoming Strategic Arms United States’, many troops are stationed on improve or at least maintain the changes should not hesitate to use the appropriate Reduction Talks, both the United States and the Chinese border, many are assigned to the that it has recently instituted. discipline. the USSR will make a sincere effort to reduce engineering corps and many are bogged rather than limit nuclear arms. down in the war in Afghanistan. The Soviet navy has problems with its ships spending The reasons these talks are so important most of their time in port, either because the ' “are millet CAMR’S are: 1) to reduce the threat of a nuclear port freezes over or more often, because of holocaust in Europe, and 2) the talks will help mechanical problems. the Reagan administration better understand The economy of the Soviet Union for the the Soviet Union. The first reason is not only However, the Vietnam War taught the most part is stagnated because of too much important to the Europeans, but to the United United States that even though it might be a central planning and because of low produc- States as well. The Europeans have had two great nation and a superpower, there are tivity. The military gets the lion share of world wars fought on their soil and millions limits, to- a nation's power. The Soviets technology that is imported from the West have died in each of them, and the next world likewise are going through their age of im- and therefore modernization of many fac- war would totally destroy them. perialism and Afghanistan is teaching them tories is slow. The Soviets, because of their some ‘of the same lessons the United States mercurial climate, fall behind in agricultural This fact is important for the United States learned in Vietnam. not only because many European nations are production and are not able to provide the United States' staunchest allies, but The United States and the Soviet Union are enough food for their people, therefore they because much of the history and the culture of alike in many ways. The United States is a have to import food from the West. the United States is interwoven with Europe’s. large nation geographically, with a diverse In a practical sense, the nations of Western climate and a large, diverse population. The Many factors affect Soviet policy toward the Europe are the United States' biggest trading Soviet Union is a large nation geographically, United States and American policy toward the partners and many multinational corporations with a diverse climate and a large, diverse Soviet Union. It is important that both coun- '54,.-.4 have huge investments in Western Europe. population. The Soviet people, like us,‘ are tries understand each other — not just each boisterous and rambunctious and like many other’s foreign policy, but each other’s The second reason is probably the most im- Americans they too worry about the cost of economy, people, political systems and “I! .. portant. For the first 10 months of his living and obtaining material wealth and com- military. They need to understand each other presidency, Reagan has portrayed the Soviet plain about the bureacracy. Most importantly, so that neither one will misread the other and Union as a sinister force in the world that is however, they too worry about the threat of push the button that could end civilization. out to gain nothing short of world domination. nuclear war. Many Americans tend to forget that the The Soviet leadership follows some of the Henry Jarrett is a staff columnist for the United States went through an age of im- same rules the United States does and has a Technician.

Egyptian youth could begin wide suppOrt of fundamentalists

WASHINGTON —- Lt. Gen. Robert C. The taste of imported affluence is soured, technologically ahead, they believe their way “Things are going to get more and more The last thing Egyptian students want to see Kingston should have learned a lesson on his however, by the economic conditions that of life is equal if not superior to America’s. tense if the authorities aren’t careful,” one stu- is Uncle Sam running their country. Should trip to Egypt two months ago. plague this country of 43 million. The average The majority of Egyptian students are dent said. “They just can’t sweep the fun- Mubarak be perceived simply as an instru- The 53-year-old commander of the Rapid Egyptian earns less than $450 per year. Well- politically moderate or apathetic, but could damentalists under the rug." ment of American power he’ll lose credibility Deployment Force was seated in the VIP educated university students know that their become temporarily mobilized in a crisis. with his people. reviewing stand when Egyptian President An- nation can’t provide for the 1 million Egyp- Observers predict a fundamentalist movement Of course, Cairo University’s 80,000 war el Sadat was assassinated by Islamic fun- tians born every 10' months. They know all will gain widespread support if Mubarak fails students are surely far from Lt. Gen. Such a perception may have done in damentalists in a military parade. While too well that only a handful of decent jobs to find solutions to the social and economic Kingston’s mind. He’s busy with what could Sadat. If it happens again, Kingston and the Kingston escaped unharmed, his Marine problems that gnaw at Egypt’s youth. be three more weeks of desert exercises RDF will be hunting for a new desert Corps aide was shot in the foot. H around the Persian Gulf. Yet, the American playground next year. Since 1979 Islamic fundamentalists have presence could undo the Mubarak administra- But Kingston was back recently, leading won overwhelming majorities in‘ the short- tion if it doesn’t maintain a lower profile. BaldNWSyndicate 6,000 members of the US. Army, Navy and Maxwell Glen lived student councils on most university cam- Air Force in “Bright Star ‘82," the largest ex- puses‘in Egypt. Nervous school officials have hibition of American military subsequently nullified such election results. strength in the Cody Shearer Since Sadat’s death there have been dozens Middle East since World War ll. of disturbances in Cairo and around . the Sadat's brutal murder should have been a university in Alexandria, resulting in clear signal to America that many Egyptians await each graduating class. These positions numerous deaths and injuries. particularly those under 30 doubt the are generally reserved for the sons and prudence of an extensive US. military and daughters of the politically well-connected. In the weeksvbefore he died, Sadat tried to economic presence in their nation. The What happens to the rest? “Some go out- purge the universities of such agitators, par- Islamic fundamentalism that shook the world side Egypt, but most stay here and become ticularly Islamic fundamentalists. At Cairo last month is flexing its muscles on college frustrated," said Dr. Saad Eddin Ibrahim, pro- University more than 300 students were ar- campuses in Egypt. fessor of sociology at the American University rested. and sources there say 35 professors If nothing else, many Egyptian students are in Cairo. “Most can’t afford to live on their were abruptly transferred to administrative upset with President Hosni Mubarak for allow- own and must move in with their families. For positions where they could not influence fer- ing “Bright Star" to begin immmediately after this reason they can't afford to get married. It’s tile student minds. the Moslem’s traditional 40-day mourning .no wonder they turn to the fundamentalist Currently, security at Cairo University is period for the late president. lt smacked of movement." tight: only students and personnel are allowed American ways, not Islamic respect for the Ibrahim told our reporter in Cairo that ap inside the vast, palm dotted-campus; anyone dead. proximately 10 percent of Egyptian university else is met by helmeted, rifle-wielding soldiers But whenever Americans are seen in Cairo students are “militant" Islamic fundamen- who stand guard around the clock. As a rain-emh MI-d“ wwI m.all“.eludemmI.at"’- be they in fatigues or business suits —— talists, and another 20 percent are sym- result, the school is quiet. meatless-enuncia-mustn‘t. m-mena‘ ‘ ‘ young Egyptians can't help but ponder their pathetic to the Islamic cause. This enforced tranquility, however, belies a Wanna-numerals.“ abdomen-suture. ' futures in an economy that seems to be in- As in other Arab countries, fundamentalist- potentially volatile situation. Fundamentalist creasingly under US. control. Western goods leaning students in Egypt seek to reaffirm their students strongly resent a recent ban of the such as 7-Up, Coca°CoIa and Xerox copiers cultural roots in Islam, preferring Arab values traditional Islamic robe, and their bitterness fill the stores and dominate billboards in to the modern commercialism of the West. may grow if Islamic candidates are barred downtown Cairo. While students recognize that the West is from upcoming student elections. December 2, 1981 / Technician Opinion / Three .l

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Men: they’re all the same — an inconvenience Life isn't always a comedy. Sometimes it can be a It’s like the old shoe cliche. You're the nice. revenge on him and every other male in the world for real bummer. And it is never more a bummer than broken-in Hush Puppy and he's out after the slick. being such absolute donkey's apertures. when everything has been so beautiful and then new. shiny patent~leather style. So out you go like You turn yourself into the most desirable female of everything blows up right in your face. yesterday's newspaper. Boom. all. the unattainable Man-Hater. Fair warning if life has dealt you the misfortune of “Losing your boyfriend" is the phrase eyeryone The brass tacks of this phaseis that you are going being male. You might want to quit reading right uses. But you can't lose him. He seems to be to use men the way they used you. Itis not approved now and skip over to the sports page. This is written everywhere you go. of by anyone except other Man-Haters. In fact. you purely from a woman's point of view and the male sex Example: you run to the A81? for an Oreo refill. can cause a lot of bad feelings and a bad name for is not to be complimented anywherein this article. In There he is. standing in line. with a half case of women in general. some places. men are run right into the ground. beer under his arm. Of course. you have to be Still. Anyway. on with the show. wearing your grundgies. no makeup and your hair it happens. Fortunately. it usually doesn't is filthy. He last long. Not too many fairly stable women can go You were the campus couple. Everyone told you kind of smiles and nods. Then he turns very long hating men. They are too much a part of what a beautiful match you were. It got to the point as his date. dressed to kill and blond - they our existence and growth as people. where your name wasn't mentioned unless it was always seem to be blonds — sidles up and giggles You start going out again. And to your surprise, linked with his. at him. men are falling all over you. They seem to be coming . Jeez. giggles and blond hair. How could he out of the woodwork. You have plenty of dates and possibly go out with that? Unfortunately. she is some of them are actually nice people. saying the same thing to him about you. Why? Because men love something they seemingly W WWW 1.111312 SUNNY So you slink home and drown your sorrows in on a smile, and chatter like a magpie to anyone who can't have. They like the feeling of conquest. winning chocolate andJrooze. And feel sorry for yourself. will listen. something. It is as natural a part of a man's psyche as “(Ill)” Step one. As I have determined through intensive Then you begin to notice who “everyone" is. The needing to be loved. observation and loads of first-hand experience, there men you are talking to are: (8.) dogs. (b) very old or (c) And so. you enter the final phase. You normally are four phases a girl generally goes through after cute. but very shallow. The lines are stock going with have found a steady by now. He’s ‘nice, even nicer You went everywhere together. The two of you severing ties. i.e. getting dumped. the type. “Hi! I'm a freshman. What are you?” "Let than "him." I call this stage the "I‘m Over You Now. were invitedto parties as a singular unit. Though it The first, as previously stated. is the pity trip. It me buy you another drink, cutie." “Hey baby. let's go Sucker." was never mentioned. everyone assumed that there consists of gaining 10 pounds. suffering from terrific back to my place and listen to my new Kinks album. I Strangely enough. it doesn't matter what he would always be the two of you together — ferever. hangovers and writing reams of letters that only get promise no one will be there but you and me.” thinks. He is a pebble on the back roads of your mind. Suddenly though it is Saturday night. And all you torn up and were illegible anyway. “Gross!" you think. “Why am I attracting these And so you are happy. You got over him with hard- have for excitement is “The Love Boat" and “Fan- There is no better way to feel sorry for yourself wimps?" ly a thought. At least, that's the way you prefer 'to tasy Island." The company you keep consists of Mr. than sitting home, getting fat and drunk by yourself. Bad news. kid. remember. And you will stay happy. At least until Rourke. Tattoo and Gear e Dickel. All you have to The next phase is the “Get Out and Forget" era. It Non-wimps. the few there are, do not try to hook the next time. wrap yourself in is the annel nightie your mama is usually instigated by your roommate and/or your up with women who stand around with a too bright Believe me. knowing men. there will be a next made two Christmases ago. best friends who are sick of seeing you lying around. smile and desperate look in their eye. You‘ve got time. The telephone remains ominously silent. It rings wallowing in self-pity. “I’ve Been Dumped" written all over you andit is not occasionally. but for whom does the bell toll? Not for They convince you that there are other bulls in the very attractive. Writer’s Note: Get those cards and letters coming you. It is either the Jaycees' salesman. your mother herd. dress you up and take you on a round of parties The third phase is the least pretty of all. You are in. How am I supposed to relate to a silent audience, or your roommate’s varied and sundry dates. and “swingles” places. vengeful in every sense of the word. You plot guys? He’s gone. I guess you got to be too comfortable. At first it's fun. Being too easy. He told you he needed freedom; it had out. around other people. Acid rain refers to a Because the gases are rain-acidified stream nothing to do with you. having “a good time." phenomenon which oc- carried along by wind waters irritates the gills curs when gases of currents. acid rain in of the fish and causes It has everything to do with you and you know it. lights. noise. action. Un- Acid rain frets nitrogen oxide and sulfur North Carolina may be them to secrete a protec- He's simply gotten tired of the routine and wants to fortunately. it also oxide are combined in the caused by industrial tive mucus. If too much get out with the guys and be wild. He's grown tired reminds you of being out atmosphere with water pollution from as far mucus is formed over the of you. with “him." vapor molecules to form away as New York. gills. the fish's ability to Whatever the “line" he fed you. here you are. stuck Bravely, you push all microscopic drops of “This spring three breathe is cut off. and in a in front of the tube and he's out tonight with some those thoughts of the nitric and sulfuric acids. pools of rainbow trout in short time it dies. chickie. Seems like men never have any trouble get- past behind. You strike a North Carolina a fish hatchery on the The acid rain problem ting back into circulation. provocative pose. When these acids are Cherokee Indian reserva- in North Carolina is most P3319 by Bob Cairns returned to the earth in tion near Asheville were evident in its streams Information Services These findings have drops of liquid precipita- killed by acid rain." Cowl- and river systems. he already been confirmed tion or even “dry" ing said. “Once the trout said. A recent study by the by actual occurrences. deposits. they can alter pools had been acidified flflfl‘ National Wildlife Federa- said Ellis B. Cowling, the the pH -— acid level — ' the pH dropped and the International cuisine tion has named North State scientist who coor- soil and water. Water rainbow trout -— an ex- “The better we're able to Intimate atmosphere Carolina as a state which dinates the National At- with a pH below 5.6 is tremely sensitive fish — monitor our environ- Quality handcrafter foods is extremely vulnerable mospheric Deposition considered by biologists died immediately." merit. the more proficient Lounge imnted beinages availablei to the harmful effects of Network headquartered to be potentially harmful . 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Intense Pack attack Fencers clash with Duke State's men's and Martin and Helene Team captain Vince women's fencing teams will Blumenauer. and senior Yokom. a senior. will lead face Duke Thursday in a 6:30 Beth Thomas. the foil team, while p.m. match in the fencing The men's team will seek sophomore Peer Beveridge squelches Wildcats room at Carmichael Gym. to even up its record. cur- will highlight the sabre ef- In its first dual match of rently 1-2 after a win over fort and junior John Shea the season. the women's William & Mary and losses will lead the epee squad. by William Terry Kelley State's pressure defense much better." Valvano said. team will introduce a lineup to Haverford College of Pen- with strong support from Sports Editor denied the Wildcats the in- “He was so much more including team captain nsylvania and nationally freshmen fencers Allan side shot for most of the first relaxed. He's come a long Diane Weidner. sophomore ninth-ranked George Mason Chamberlin and Jeff Mr Only two games into the half and Davidson was forc- way. To me Chuck is just Nina Lupoletti. juniors Pat University. Cullough. season. State's basketball ed to take the long— to like a freshman. He's always team has demonstrated op- medium-range jumper which been a two-minute man. He's posite extremes of the inten- just would not fall. Although got to be a better player sity spectrum. State's 76-55 State did not jump out each month of the season. scoreboard. win Monday night over quickly to a big lead. the He came to play tonight." Davidson was the end of the Pack slowly built a tremen- Davidson senior center spectrum that State fans dous first-half advantage. Hall led the Wildcats with Women’s Top 20 would like to see all season. “We're a half-court team 20 points and seven re- UPI Football Top 20 The Pack. which faces St. ‘ this year." Valvano said. bounds. followed by 15 Francis (Pa.) tonight at 1:30 “With a half-court defense points' from Wilson, who 1. Louisiana Tech 3-0 I. Clemson (36) 11-0 in Reynolds Coliseum. came you can't go up quickly. fouled out late in the game. 2. Old Dominion 1-0 2. Georgia (1) 9-1 out eager to play and did so We‘ve got to be content with The game was a disappoin- 3. South Carolina 2-0 3. Alabama (4) 91-1 with an intensity that kept playing good basketball in ting season debut for new 4. Southern Cal 1-0 4. Nebraska 9-2 the Wildcats off balance all five-minute or 10-minute Davidson head coach Bobby 5. Long Beach State 1-0 5. Texas 9-1-1 evening. The Pack used a blocks. Hussey. Staff photo by Simon Griffiths 6. Cheyney State 2-0 6. Penn St. (1) 9-2 zone defense to shut the “We've got to be half- “The key to the game was State's surrey 7. Tennessee 1-1 7. Southern Cal 9-2 Wildcat attack down in the court oriented. I was much at the midpoint of the first Lowe searches for an open man. 8. UCLA 2-0 8. Pittsburgh 10-1 first half and then held on to more pleased tonight. We half we continued to give up 9. State 2-0 9. North Carolina 9-2 keep the Cats from coming don‘t have the kind of speed too many second shots.". 10. Rutgers 1-0 10. Washington 9-2 back in the second 20 to play a man-to—man. If we Hussey said. “We were not One thing the Pack will be STATE (76) 11. Maryland 2-0 11. Iowa 8-3 minutes. can shuttle them in and out. looking to score. Kenny doing in its first few games Parzych 5 2-3 12. Bailey 12. Kentucky 00 12. Brigham Young 102 The Pack's effective zone you're going to have to beat Wilson was the only player will be developing a big man 10 2-2 22. Nevitt 2 0-0 4. 13. Oregon 00 13. Michigan 83 allowed State to take a us from outside. If we get a going to the basket. to back up the forward posi- Whittenhurg 6 4-4 16. Lowe 14. Kansas 31 14. Ohio St. 83 20-point halftime lead. as lead we’re going to play “I think North Carolina tions and give some depth at 1' 2-2 3. McQueen 3 0—0 6. 15. S.F..Austin 3-2 15. So. Mississippi 9-1-1 Davidson was only able to zone." State should be con- those positions. Gannon 1 4-4 6. Charles 2 01 16. Georgia 1-1 16. UCLA 7-3-1 hit eight of 22 field-goal at- State built an 8-6 advan- gratulated. It's a tough “We've got to develop an 4. Proctor 1 0-2 2, Perry 0 0—0 17. Clemson 2-1 . 17. Arkansas 83 tempts in the first half. tage before reeling off three- debut. I do believe we will inside player." Valvano said. 0. Warren 0 0-0 0. Thompson 18. Texas 2-1 18. Washington St. 82-1 “We just came back and straight baskets to go up have a good basketball team “I would like it to be Loren- 0 0-0 0. Totals 31 14-18 76. 19. Illinois 4-0 19. Houston 7-31 played with more intensity." 14-6 and then hitting four at Davidson. I believe they zo Charles because of his 20. Penn State 0-0 20. San Jose St. 92 State head basketball coach straight to take a 22-8 lead will come back." body. He's a- kid and he's DAVIDSON (55) Jim Valvano said as his team on McQueen's left-handed The Wildcats were able to kind of nervous." Kenny Wilson 7 1-2 15. improved their record to 2-0. hook shot from the corner. almost match baskets with State was able to get 12 Rowan 1 2-4 4. Hall 8 4-4 20. “We got some play from the After Davidson's John the Pack in the second half. players into the game. in- Carroll 4 0-0 8. Rich Wilson 1 Tar Heels’ Worthy honored center position which is so. Carroll scored off State grabbed as much as a cluding the five freshmen. 0-0 2. Tribus 3 0-0 6. Franz 0 crucial for us. I thought McQueen's goaltending to] 24—point advantage several State freshman Terry Gan- 0-1 0. Ringer 0 0-0 0. GREENSBORO (UPI) — The 69. 219 pounder from lead the No. l-ranked Tar (freshman Cozell) McQueen pull the Wildcats to within a times during the second non again played well and Westmoreland 0 0-0 0. North Carolina junior for- Gastonia scored 23 points in Heels to victory. Worthy played well. We've got a dozen at 24-12. State scored period. the last time being at came in for some ball- Totals 24 7-11 55. ward James Worthy was also grabbed nine rebounds long way to go. three times to Davidson's 68-44 off a layup by handling chores. as well get- Halftime — State 38. David- named the ACC Player-of- 35 minutes of play against and had four assists. ”Davidson has an awful one the remainder of the freshman Lorenzo Charles. ting six points and two re- son 18. Fouled out - the—Week Monday after a the Jayhawks. He made nine fine player in Kenny Wilson. half. Inside play was one of the hounds. Rowan. Total fouls -—- State strong season-opening per- of 14 attempts from the floor This is the first time Wor- Jamie Hall is also a fine State center Chuck Nevitt differences in the game, ac- Charles had four points 17. Davidson 17. Technicals formance in the Tar Heels's thy has been selected as player. l'm happy we played had to take a seat for most of cording to Bailey. and one board. while Dinky — none. A —— 3.901. 74-67 win over Kansas. and five of six free throws to Player-of—the-Week. better." the first half. as he picked up “The big men were more Proctor chipped in two Thurl Bailey led the Pack his third foul only 3:40 into active." Bailey said. “In the points and Mike Warren had r - . «Get FlVC Ff“ Taker”- - - - with 22 points, followed by the contest. Nevitt scored Campbell game the big men a rebound. —WIth this coupon- Dereck Whittenhurg with 16 four points and pulled off weren’t active enough. 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Three great music acts treat Reynolds’ croWd by James Nunn lyrics that often include and several other of her bet- fluences. The group per- delivered "Flame in Your title song is at the top of the Entertainment Writer comical twists. Cross's self~ ter known recordings. formed electric versions of Eyes." The atmosphere urg- pop and country charts. penned songs are bluegrass Fricke also performed the bluegrass standards ed the band members to With sold-out performances Sunday night‘s concert at tunes with lyrics about “Don't Worry About Me." “Wildwood Flower" and give their very best to the and best-selling records. Reynolds Coliseum was an bounty hunters. barbeques from her new album called “Foggy Mountain show. Alabama has become a event that will be long and kissin' cousins. Sleeping With Your Breakdown" which brought Alabama returned for super-group in country-pop. remembered by both the au- Cross left law school to Memory. the crowd to its feet. and countless encores. and for The next album. which dience and the performers. perform his music. and all Fricke surprised the au- such songs as "Salty Dog." the last one they played a was recorded between con- Mike Cross. Janie Fricke who hear his music must ap dience with a selection of “Mamas Don't Let Your rock ‘n’ roll medley that in- certs. is due in January. Ac- and Alabama played to an preciate the ’ choice. On advertisement jingles which Babies Grow Up To Be cluded “Takin' Care of cording to the band enthusiastic capacity crowd stage. Cross is like a musical she has sung. She sang “Red Cowboys." and Marshall Business" and the Kinks‘s members. another tour will of more than 12,000 people. Steve Martin. with zany Lobster for the seafood Tucker's "Can't You See." “You Really Got Me." again also begin then. The slick The audience was so respon— dialogues and jokes between lover in you." and ‘fG.E. — Alabama's renditions showing their ability to and professional presenta- sive to Alabama's perfor- his numbers. We bring good things to were performed with a cross over musical boun- tion of Sunday night's per- mance. the last of its l981 Following Mike Cross. life." and songs for Strohs. developed skill. headlined daries. formance shows just how far tour. that the band Janie Fricke and The Heart Busch. United Airlines. and by Jeff Cooke‘s electric fid- The group's last album. country music has risen in members. during a post— City Band performed music Coca-Cola. dle playing. Cooke is also the Feel's So Right. has been the ever tightening music concert interview. acclaimed straight from Nashville. Having been chosen to band‘s lead guitarist. certified' platinum. and the the Raleigh audience to be Fricke is currently riding a record these songs attests to Alabama's best songs market. the best that they had popularity crest on country Fricke's talent. but her per- ' were those which the group played for during the tour. radio stations and television formance at Reynolds prov- is best known for. like “Ten- The show opened with programs. and has been ed that she is a powerful and nesee River." “Why. Lady. Mike Cross. a well-known singing professionally for 14 versatile vocalist. Why." and “I've Got My performer in the triangle years. Alabama. the main attrac- Home in Alabama." The area. Cross is renowned for With the Heart City Band tion for the evening. took selection of songs illustrated his skill with the guitar and at Reynolds. Fr‘icke per- the stage next. to the roar of Alabama's ability to apply by Karl Samson the banjo. and for engaging formed “Cheating Situation" a very excited audience. their skills to ballads. rockers and hoedowns equal- Entertainment Writer ly 'l‘vhedlaudience at Reynolds Spellbound Wednesday. 8 p.m. obviously appreciated Erdahl—Cloyd Theatre Admission: Free Staff photo by Sam Adams Alabama's musical ability. Mike Cross With each song, the crowd Salvadore Dali collaborated with Alfred Hitchcock became rowdier, with the 'Alabama's success in na- the stage perfection which bluegrass and country for some stunning dream sequences in this intriguing tional music markets ap cannot be expected of rockers like “Tennessee film. Gregory Peck and Ingrid Bergman star as the pears to have come sudden- younger bands. River" bringing it to its feet. new director of a mental hospital and the woman who ly. but the band's 11 years of Alabama‘s set of songs The coliseum was lit by only falls in love with him. However. it does not take experience showed in the spanned a variety of cigarette lighters and Bergman long to become suspicious of Peck's real identity. —‘concert as they played with country-western flavored in- spotlights as Alabama

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WASHINGTON (UPI) —— Carolina. must get advance amendment, passed in 1968. ing non-division of counties said government lawyers The Justice Department approval from the Justice prohibited the division of in legislative redistricting were uncertain how the ob Tuesday objected under the Department or a federal any county for a senate or does not have a racially jection would affect the Voting Rights Act to a 1968 court before making any representative district. discriminatory purpose or department's current amendment to North changes in voting laws or But Reynolds said, “We effect." review of North Carolina’s Carolina's Constitution pro procedures. are unable to conclude that Justice Department Senate and House reappor— hibiting the division of coun- The North Carolina the 1968 amendment requir- spokesman John V. Wilson tionment plans. ties for state legislative districts. Assistant Attorney General William Bradford Israeli Reynolds, in charge of the Defense Minister rushes home, department's civil-rights division. said the amend- Staff photo by e'Yton Brinkley ment has led to the use of Bike in fog large, multi-member predicts cooperation pack will survive districts in 40 counties A student rides to class in the fog which crept upon the students at State covered by the Voting and residents of Raleigh. Some people called it elephant tog because of its Rights Act. WASHINGTON (UPI) - international situation." because the government and the Jewish state have density. “Our analysis shows fur- Israeli Defense Minister Sharon told reporters at the coalition did not present the cooperated in military af- ther that the use of such Ariel Sharon broke off State Department after agreement to the Knesset fairs as part of their “special multi-member districts meetings with 0.8. officials meeting with Secretary of foreign affairs committee relationship" dating to the necessarily submerges Tuesday to rush back to State Alexander Haig. for debate before Sharon birth of Israelin 1948. cognizable minority popula- Israel, predicting a “Many governments in signed it. Charlotte police investigate tion concentrations into U.S.-Israeli strategic- Israel wanted to achieve it “There was enough con- "It was what we sought," larger white electorates," cooperation pack would sur- in the past. sultation." Sharon said. Sharon told reporters Reynolds said. vive a parliamentary test. “We won't have any dif- The document signed following a five-hour “In the context of the Sharon, who signed the ficulty in explaining it to the Monday marked the first meeting with Defense abandoned stolen car racial bloc voting that seems agreement Monday at the people of Israel and their agreement of its kind bet- Secretary Casper to exist, such a phenomenon Pentagon. was ordered back representatives in the ween Israel and the United Weinberger and other US. CHARLOTTE (UPI) — Police spokesman Emily Capt. Wade Stroud said operates and would continue to Israel by Prime Minister Knesset the importance of States although Washington military officials Monday. Charlotte police Tuesday Hedrick said crime lab the car was found last Fri- to operate ‘to minimize or Menachem Begin for a the memorandum and that is said they were investigating specialists had found some day, and had been stolen cancel out that voting debate and vote of con- what we are going to do whether a stolen car found physical evidence in the from a‘ rental agency at strength of racial fidence on the agreement to tomorrow in the Knesset. I abandoned in the city was 1981 Buick rental car, but Douglas Municipal Airport. elements of the voting day by the Knesset. the am convinced the Knesset Try used as the getaway vehicle “nothing conclusively" link- A resident of the area where population.‘ " he added. Israeli parliament. will vote for it.” Classifieds in last week's killing of ing it to the slaying. the car was recovered said it Under the Voting Rights “The agreement, without A motion of no-confidence patrolman Edmond Cannon. Detectives believe Can- had been there for several Act, nine states and parts of any doubt. will elevate was raised in the Knesset by or Crier non. 26, inadvertently walk- days. 13 others, including North Israel to a new position in its the Labor Party opposition ed into the robbery of a con- Physician venience store last Monday FL night. He was shot five (Continued from page 1) times at point blank range, ed as rape. said Cunanan's and four men were seen flee- attorney. Wade M. Smith. ing the area in a car similar GREATWRI'I'INGS‘IAR'I'SWII’II A cross-examination by to the Buick. Smith. intended to reveal A $25,610 reward has the witness's credibility, been offered for information showed the woman also had in Cannon's slaying. A ll'l'I'lE lISTENING, A ll'l'l'lE BEER, accused a Cary police officer of assaulting her. but the of ficer is still on the force. Ex-student Six other women who fil- ed complaints saying .they ANDAlO'I'OFlEGWORK. were assaulted testified in closed session. Complaints (Continued from page 1/ When the guys at Miller asked me to Even locations should be based on CAPE! 10 PAPER filed against Cunanan by the said. “Not only that but I‘d write an ad on writing, I said, “Forget it. real things. If you're writing about a bar, O.K., you've got your characters, loca- women. all patients, showed like to make the system Not even if you held a gun to my headi’ So know that bar. Hang out there. Watch the tions, and dames lined up. Now comes the they were from the Raleigh- more worthwhile for those they held a bottle of Lite Beer to my mouth. bartender. The customers. Whatever good part: Putting your caper to paper. Cary area. already involved. They‘re a pretty persuasive group. they drink, you drink. When they di ink as you Defense testimony by Dr. “Fraternities are largely Lite Beer, you drink LitevBeer. Re- here's no mystery to it As long R. Wayne Rundles. pro self-governing and I think nines ID M065 member—research write the ending first, the rest will follow. fessor of medicine at Duke this is one of the benefits of It you're‘going to write anything, know is most fun when Write short. terse, to-the-point sentences. University Medical Center, being in the greek system — what you’re talking about. And that means you soak up as much subject matter as Be as clear as possible. And make sure showed a variety of ailments doing things for yourself and three things: Research, research, and you can. It can only help you paint a you've got the right stuff around for when could prompt a doctor to gaining experience." more research. The more you know, the better picture. you get thristy. After all, writing is pretty conduct a vaginal examina- Bryan's office is located in morea u can tell your reader. II, DOLL thirsty work. tion of a patient. 214 Harris Hall. ae my characters. 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