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Council awards artists Gov. James Hunt and the council's programs for Saturday Review. New artistically significant and Sara Hodgkins announced individual artists. Through York. helpful in establishing Sept. 30 the 1983 N. (3. other programs. the council The music panel's better career credentials Fellowship awards made continues to support members were Larry for my future work as a by the N. C. Arts Council artists in residency pro Austin. professor at North choreographer and teach- to choreographers. musical grams in schools and com- Texas State University; Ed er." composers and creative munities." Hodgkins said. London. professor at the McCarty came to North writers. The Artists Fellowship Cleveland Institute of Carolina in 1976 with a Receiving fellowships program began in 1980 in Music; and Larry Moss. doctorate in music com- are Lee Wenger. a response to suggestions professor at the I'niversity position from the Universi- choreographer from made at public hearings ofMaryland. ty of California at San Durham: Frank McCarty. a heldacross the state. The literary panel's Diego. composer from Greens- During even-numbered members were Stephen Since 1976 he has boro; Edison Dupree. a years. fellowships are Dobyns. a writer from devoted his time to writer from Chapel Hill: available for visual artists. Maine; David Huddle. a teaching music theory and and Pamolu Oldham. a Poets. fiction writers. writer from Vermont; and composition at the Univer- writer from Cameron. playwrights. composers .Michael Ryan. a writer sity of North Carolina at Each fellowship artist is and choreographers are el‘ from Virginia. Greensboro. His com— awarded 85.000 to continue igible during odd~ Wenger is the artistic missioned works include with the development of numbered years. director of the New "Take off” for the National his or her work. The primary consid- Performing Dance Com- Orchestra of France. “We think it is very erations for awards are pany in Durham. She has ”Soundpieces from important to recognize the artisitic excellence. the served as an instructor for Scratch." “Scratch" and significant. contribution importance of the master classes in modern “Variation Dvos." that individual artists fellowship to the artist's dance with the NO. Dance “I am attempting to make to the creative career at the time of Showcase. 1980 and 1982. produce an album of my environment of out state." application and past con- and The Joy of Motion own compositions for com- Construction workers pull together to get the Fantasy Exhibit completed by the State Fair's opening on Saturday. Hodgkins said in announc- tributions to the art form. Company. Washington, mercial release. This ing the fellowships. Out-of-state panels in D..C.. in 1981. Wenger has fellowship will help in the ‘ The fellowships are in- each art form recom- choreographed works for financing of the recording." career as a writer. It will University in New York. fellowship to help free her to me because I can now tended to provide direct mended the recipients. the National Opera Com- McCarty said. enable me to take the time Oldham has been con- time from a heavy take some time from my support to artists who. Serving on the dance panel pany. Raleigh and North Dupree. a Chapel Hill to concentrate on my work. cerned with advancing her teaching load. so she might teaching schedule in order over a period of years. were Barbara Weisberger Carolina School of Science resident. is working give me the opportunity to work and stated she concentrate on writing. to complete a collection of have made substantial of Pennsylvania. founder of and Mathematics. Durham. toward completing his first travel and get me on my planned to use the “This is very important short stories." she said. contributions through the the Pennsylvania Ballet; She has worked with the book of poetry to be way with some force." practice of their art. The Betty Jones of Hawaii. a Easy Moving'Dance Com- published sometime this Dupree said. awards allow artists to set faculty member with the pany. Raleigh and has solo year. Before devoting full classifieds—— aside time to work. to American Dance Festival; and duct roles in the time to his work. 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Protection of public main concern of animal shelter Deborah Ryder Raleigh. which has its own eased. It will take an schools and other interest- Feature Writer facilities. The Wake animal of any age and care ed groups for a Pet Owner- County Animal Control is a for it until it is adopted. ship Conference aimed at Most people think of an division of the Wake The adoption of animals making better pet owners animal shelter as a place County Health Depart- is one of the major tasks out of the public. At these where stray animals are ment. Working out of the performed by the shelter. conferences. it shows a film taken. and. if not adopted. ‘Control Office are a The Wake County Animal entitled. "Animal Con- where they are killed. This supervisor. J.8. Perry. five Shelter has an adoption trol:Who Needs It?" In certainly occurs. but it is animal control officers. a rate between 16 and 20 January of 1983 the animal not what the animal shelter manager and at- percent. the national shelter began a Pet Visita- shelter was designed for. tendant. a part-time at- average. When adopting an tion Program at nursing The shelter‘s main concern tendant and a secretary. animal. a person must pay and convalescent homes in is with protecting the The Animal Control Office a $5 adoption fee. plus a $2 an effort to bring some joy public. In an effort to do is open from 8:30 am. to boarding fee for each day into the lives of the people this. it sometimes has to 5:15 pm. Monday thru the animal is kept. The there. “Pets are Won- kill animals, but it also Friday. while the Animal shelter gives the new derful” says Perry. offers a variety ofservices. Shelter is open to the owner a slip that must be The shelter sometimes The Wake County public from 9:30 am. to filled out by a veterinarian has to deal with what it Animal Shelter opened in 4:30 p.m. Monday thru within 72 hours. If the slip calls "bite" cases. These October of 1982. It has 30 Saturday. An officer also is not filled out and re- are cases in which an indoor-outdoor pens. 18 remains on call turned to the shelter, an animal has bitten someone breezeway runs and cat 24-hours-a-day in case of. animal control officer has and must be confined for 10 pens. Nineteen more emergencies. the right to take the days in order to see if it breezeway runs are cur- One of the shelter's main animal back to the shelter. has rabies. In an effort to rently being planned. Each concerns is with rabies. In The shelter also has pet make the separation of pen can hold approximate- an effort to control this care books so that the owner and pet easier for ly three dogs depending on disease. it cares for the person can learn to be a both. arrangements can be their size; therefore. the main carriers. namely cats responsible pet owner and made for the owner to shelter can handle 100-150 and dogs. Although it does have a healthy, happy pet. come and walk his pet on a without problems. but this get some stray unwanted The shelter trys to allevi- leash, within the com- is a rare occurrance. animals. it often deals with ate irresponsiblity in pet pound. People from the Generally it handles 400- pure-bred animals. The owners. a major problem in animal shelter office also 500 animals per month. shelter will hold an animal Wake County. “You must work at the State Fair each The animal shelter serves for no less than three days remember that an animal is year to protect the visitors all of Wake County except unless the animal is dis- not a toy. just like a child from the animals of the fair (is not a toy)." said Perry. participants. In addition. The animal shelter not an effort to keep up with Chinese team wins only adopts animals. but it new information. someone also provides several other from the animal control Staff photo Attilla Horvath interesting programs as office attends the Animal Capital Cup Tournament well. Each week. it runs a and Rabies Control Con- Lots of animals, such as this puppy, can be found at the Wake County Animal Shelter. However, the shelter does more pet of the week in the local ference held at the thanjust keep animals or put them to sleep. They try to protect the public and educate people on animal safety. A team composed of nine around Oct. 10 in Maryland neWspapers and so far has McKimmon Center each State student players and to celebrate the founding had a 100 percent adoption year. it offers and about the The people who work there and are willing to take the So the next time you want five players from the Uni- of the Republic of China, rate for these animals. The By stopping by the people who work in the are not cruel murderers. time from their schedules to adopt an animal. stop by versity of North Carolina and to promote basketball animal shelter also sends a animal shelter much can be Animal Control Division of but people who care about to bring joy into the lives or call the animal shelter at and Duke won the College competition among Chinese representative to various learned about the services the Health Department. animals and people as well, of both people and animals. 7556618. division Championship and college basketball teams. 2nd place overall in the 5th The team. coached by D.C. Capital Cup Chinese State professor Hon-min Veteran’s Administration predicts significant decrease in veteran population Basketball Invitational Chang and captained by Tournament held in Col- Ching-Chun Meng. presi- Courtesy 'of ports and Statistics has at least 65 years of age. veterans. who currently population. Vietnam era projection which incorpo lege Park. Md.. Oct. 8. dent of the Chinese Stu- Veterans Administration completed a new projection which currently numbers number 1.150.000. will veterans 29 percent and rates veteran statistics This is the first team dent Association. defeated of the number of veterans around four million. will continue toincrease. Korean conflict veterans 19 from the 1980 census. from North Carolina to the University of Maryland The total veteran popu- in civilian life. covering the grow to nearly nine million World War II veter- percent. These projections cover compete and to win the and George Washington lation is expected to fall time period from 1980 by 1999. ans account for about 39 The VA data represent a the time period from 1980 College Division Champi- University by a total of from its current 28.3 mil- through 2030. — Veterans 65 and over percent of the veteran new veteran population through 2030. onship in the 12-team in- two points to reach the lion to about 27.1 million by — About one of every currently account for 14 vitational tournament. semifinal with Virginia 1990 and to about 24.3 five males under 45 is a percent of the total veter- which is held annually Polytechnical Institute. million by the turn of the veteran. This proportion an population. This pro century. according to a will drop for the next 15 portion will rise steadily new set of data just re- years and then remain over the next three de- leased by the Veterans steady at about eight per- cades before peaking at 45 Administration. cent. percentby the year 2015. The VA's Office of Re- — The group of veterans The number of female; r tacos-ecumilsno'ouoh -Comar orHmworouqnwebm- "III Jim—J Vs Olinrm

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A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official organ through which thethoughts, the activity and in fact the very life of the campus are registered. it is the mouthpiece through SIGN THE which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. , 4' DOTTED LlNE ' Technician. vol. 1. no. 1. Feb. 1. [920 —f \ \\\\\\\\ \ \\‘ \i‘“ ii «77 To bet...or not to bet iii This is it. This is THE game. typically Carolina-ish betting on a i \ , ...... »".’\"”-"\\\ is ..\\\\\\\\\’\- For some of us, it is more important seemingly sure thing. Look at their 1‘ \\ \ ..\\‘ than usual. We here at the Technician football schedule next year they have :iiis.-;.;«§ir-' M . have gone to great lengths in the past to Wake Tech and Fuquay-Varina High on m @”\\\\\\\\\\W\£\W% demonstrate our support of State and their schedule. everything surrounding it, especially Actually, I think they subconsciously x when it comes to competition with hope to lose the bet so that they’ll have \\\' c‘ " Carolina. This weekend, we’ve put our the privilege of running red in their \k\, faith in the Pack on the line. Our hearts paper. That color is allowed only in \\ came before our minds. (Winkworth says places of distinction, which eliminates .. 'u( \\i “NUCLEAR my heart blotted out my mind for them from contention. accepting the challenge without odds.) I’m not one to turn down a challenge \ ~ Yes, the Technician has a bet with when it involves school pride. 1 know The Daily Tar Heel on the outcome of that “pride goeth before the fall,” but I’d >\ i t FREEZE " \\ Saturday’s game. The editor of that rather “fall” pulling for State than be paper called me up and made the “sensible" and admit Carolina may win. challenge. The last time she made that Tinges of regret may inch in!) my challenge was before the basketball game body if we lose, but only because that Land reform stalled here last season, and we all know how disgusting shade of blue must appear on that turned out — I hope it turns out the the pages of our paper. But that will be same way this time. the only reason. l’ll not regret saying that To be specific, the loser of the game even if we lose, I believe we’re the best. 1 Death squads become active must run the other school’s color in the know we are. Win or lose, l’ll proudly banner in the first issue following the wear my red, and white after the game El Salvadorean government leaders are on Mal stability and peace. D‘Abubuisson game.‘ That means that if you see Saturday, and I hope everyone else will warning, a warning issued by Roberto "It! to keep the peasants in their current Technician in Carolina (gag) blue Wed- too. ' D‘Abubuisson. D’Abubuisson has in the last Mn — a position of poverty and nesday, this is why. two weeks indentified several El Salvadorean unhealthy living. ‘ I really don’t understand why they — Jeffrey Bender leaders for engaging in what he calls KEN Such an attitude shows contempt for the would challenge us, other than that it is Editor-in-Chief “communist activities.” Within days of the needs all men have for equality and human announcements, these leaders were found -STALLINGS rights. D‘Abubuisson must be stopped. Either murdered by death squads lead by il the United States must put pressure on D‘Abubuisson. . Magana to stop D‘Abubuisson, or El Students cooperate D‘Abubuisson is single handedly lending Opinion Editor Salvador will ultimately become another credence to the Nicaraguian propaganda Central American nation which could not leveled at the Salvadorean people. It is such peacefully transition itself trom an aristocrat- ultra-right wingers as D‘Abubuisson who slap D‘Abububson may thwart these once evident ic, feudal state to a democratic, pluralistic the face of US. foreign policy in Central improvements. state. with Student Government America. This has caused serious concern in the The United States and Reagan has put too D‘Abubuisson has ordered the execution White House. State department officials much effort into developing a democratic El of such notable Salvadorean leaders as have reported the murders and the activities Salvador to see a leader like D‘Abubuisson Generally, ticket distribution went well ported the accusations to Student Oscar Amulfo Romero, archbishop of San of D‘Abubuisson to President Ronald Rea- cause revolution through such stupid and for Saturday’s State/Carolina game. The Government, and the reports are cur- Salvador; Mario Zamora, Christian Demo- gan. selfish acts. students are commende for the‘coop- rently being investigated. Students are cratic attorney general, and Jose Rodolfo. The reporb urge the president to take a The US has been a positive force on the eration they gave to Student Govem- reminded that when questions about leader of the Agrarian Reform Institute. firm stand against the terror squads and their development of El salvadOr. The US. 'has' ment. ticket distribution arise, they can report Rodolfo was leading a campaign which was leader D‘Abubuisson. Unless Reagan carries been the leading advocate of land reform in This cooperation paid off. The few them directly to the Student Govem~ the centerpoint of 'U.S.-backed domestic out these recommendations, El Salvador the area — land reform which will give the instances ‘of line-breaking were taken ment office located on the fourth floor of policy in El Salvador. may head back towards the repressive peasants the ability to produce their way out care of without any major problems. This the Student Center — it is not necessary D‘Abubuisson's death squads have de- policies which spurred the internal strife of poverty and ignorance. Only when the speaks well of the new system of issuing to contact Public Safety. stroyed the efforts of land reform in El beforehand. peasants are able to produce and improve line numbers, reinforcing the idea that Technician applauds the students who Salvador with this one murder. The nation’s The solo actions by D‘Abubuisson have their social condition will they be able to initiative to report the violations. peasants are now afraid to request the land put fear in the hearts of El Salvador’s educate themselves on how to live in a this system can be used for basketball took the that US. efforts have given them. They fear government. President Alvaro Magana has democratic state. games as well as important football But if they had communicated with that such requests would result in their so far remained silent on the flair-up of the Democracy requires the pre-existance of a games. Student Government, the violators could murders. Their worries seem valid. death squads. He probably fears that strong middle class. The efforts of the There was one alleged case of have been caught in the act. As it was, D‘Abubuisson is leadinga concerted effort to D‘Abubuisson has amassed enough power to Salvadorean government to initiate land misconduct. It appears that several when Student Government repre- keep El Salvador the feudalistic state that it take control of the Salvadorean government reform is the first step leading to such a groups placed representatives in line for sentatives passed out the line numbers, has historically been. if Magana takes steps to end the right-wing strong middle class. This is why the Reagan block seating well before the 8:30 am. no one mentioned that some students Land reform would have given the violence. administration is placing so much pressure deadline on Wednesday. When Student were in line for block seating. If someone Salvadorean people something tangable to But unless Magana takes these active on El Salvador to increase the intensity of Government representatives passed out had spoken out, then the problem could use as justification for supporting the steps, he will see the Salvadorean peasants the land reform program. the line numbers, these representatives have been corrected immediately and Salvadorean government. It represented a become increasingly resistant to supporting The actions of D‘Abubuisson represent a obviously accepted the numbers, leading the groups that abided by the statutes major influencing force against the pro- the "government. In a nation racked by war, resistance in El Salvador towards progression would not have received the poor paganda that Nicaragua has been giving to such unwillingness of the peasants to support to a democratic state. D‘Abubuisson cannot the representatives to believe that they the Salvadoreans through the rebel forces in the goVemment could have disasterous stop this development. If he does, he will were lined up for individual tickets — not priorities that they did. El Salvador. consequences. Magana must take this into cause massive peasant revolt —— revolt. block seating. This misrepresentation It is hoped that those who violated the By leading a renewal of the death squads, account. He must stop the efforts of which if successful, will give Nicaragua the does not speak well of the organizations statutes will be caught. It is equally D‘Abubuisson may be leading an effort that D‘Abubuisson to destroy the improvements justification it needs to convince the involved. hoped that the student cooperation will destroy El Salvador through internal which have been made in the Salvadorean Salvadorean peasants that only through Public Safety was contacted by several exhibited at the distribution for Satur- revolution —- the very revolution that social condition. communism will their needs be met. students who complained about this day’s game will continue. It made Nicaragua is calling for and actively seeking. D‘Abubuisson represents a dangerous Let us not allow a lunatic like‘ breaking of policy. Public Safety re- everything easier for all concerned. The efforts of the Reagan administration threat to the security of Central America. He D‘Abubuisson to give Nicaragua the tool it for land reform appeared to have netted is concerned more about preserving his needs to fool the peasants towards relations far-reaching positive results. The efforts of personal power than he is in preserving with the Soviet Union.

’ President gets hate mail Almost every time President Ronald Playing on this gut emotion, teachers tend Reagan gives a speech he makes reference to point out the negative side of the nuclear to a letter he received from some student arms buildup and never mention the fallout backing him on the particular issue he’s from the pluses. ls it any wonder Reagan is trying to push at the moment. It has always getting so much mail from school children made me wonder if the president ever gets telling him that they are afraid of nuclear mail from kids who don’t agree with him. war? Well, it turns out he does. Sen. Orrin Sen. Hatch doesn’t like it and neither does Hatch angrily brought it up in the Senate a the White House. Pupils are supposed to few weeks ago. In an emotional speech he EditonalClurusonit write to the president telling him how much revealed the White House averages 100 they love him and how much they pray for letters a day from school children voicing tion is not as bad as it has been painted. him and how happy they. are his policies are their fears about nuclear war. The second was that the letters had working to get us out of a recession. Those Hatch maintained that these letters were somehow been read by top aides in the kind of letters written from the heart are inspired by teachers who belonged to the White House and had gotten under their passed all around the White House to make National Educational Association and cited a skins. everyone on the stafffeel good. book NEA had published titled “Choices: A But then, I had to come down on the side The ones instigated by pro-freeze teachers Unit on Conflict and Nuclear War." The of Sen. Hatch, and here is why. School have no place on the president's desk. He book encourages pupils to write to the children do not have the intellectual capacity hears from Congress and from misguided president and world leaders to express their to express themselves on something as grown-up doves all day long. He doesn’t fears. serious as nuclear war. They don't un- want to be told the same thing by a bunch of The senator from Utah said he was derstand it and never will. All they are doing scared school kids. outraged by the anti-president bias in the are mouthing the biases of their parents and There is no law you can’t write to a letters which he described as “pervasive teachers who have been influenced by the president disagreeing with him on what he is evidence of political propaganda." liberal anti-Reagan media. doing. But sending pervasive political pro- The NBA denied their book was responsi- No child has ever seen a “window of paganda to the White House goes beyond ble for the anti-nuclear mail because only vulnerability" close up. nor does he or she the boundaries of good manners. To 3,000 had been sold. (With a title like that I understand the importance of hardened MX paraphrase Sen. Hatch, “If a student doesn’t believe them.) missile silos, multi-warheads, first-strike ca- have anything good to say about the nuclear My first reaction to Sen. Hatch’s speech pabilities and all the other little things that go afims race he shouldn’t say anything at was that l was happy to learn there were 100 into maintaining a superior deterrent arsenal. a . students a day who could still write letters. All the kids seem to worry about is getting This shows the country's educational situa- killed. 1%?LinAngeles TimesSyndicate October 14, 1983/ Technician I Opinion I 5

Sports

Men, women harriers capture state meet

Springs 3rd meet; Young Wolfpack men

Women still unbeaten surprise 10-team field Devin Steele Robinson (17:43.4) and Devin Steele Piper and Gavin Gaynor Sande Cullinane (17:46.3) Sports Editor took seventh and eighth. rounded out the top five. respectively. with times of State all-America Betty “We performed well, Junior Jim Hickey 26.13.9 and 26:17.8 Springs took top honors for putting four in the top finished third overall to “What surprised me is the third time in as many five." said State coach lead State's men's cross that we're such a young tries this season as the Rollie Geiger. "I’m real country team to a surpris- group." said State coach Wolfpsck women's cross pleased because we beat a ing victory at the 35th Rollie Geiger. who pointed m...m.... country team took four of Carolina team that beat annual State Champion— out that the times were the top five places to (nationally No. 3 ranked) ships Thursday at the slowed due to a pre-meet capture the fourth annual Virginia at the Virginia Carter-Finley Course. rain shower. “We had two North Carolina State Invitational." freshmen finish seventh Championships Thursday The Pack's Patty Hickey. who finished and eighth. That shows the at the Carter-Finley Metzler took ninth at ninth in the meet a year quality of our freshman Course. 18:09.5. Kathy Ormsby ago while running for class." . Springs. a senior from 10th at 18:11.3. Sue Overby Brevard. finished the 16- Appalachian State took Bradenton. Fla.. clocked in 11th at 18:20.7 and Sharon team. 8.000-meter race in third with 56 points. at 16:54.3 as the Pack Chiong 12th at 18:26.5. 25:59.8. Brevard's Brevard had 106. Duke 150. coasted to its third-straight Betty Chermak finished ' 2 Alphonce Swai took indi- St. Augustine's 192. North victory without a defeat 28th at 20:10.6. vidual honors with a time Carolina 214. Western with 22 points. 13 ahead of “The best part about our of 24:34.0, while Ap- Carolina 240. Davidson 263 second-place North women's program is that palachian State's Carlton and Carolina with 35. we have eight women who Law notched second at UNC-Charlotte 268. “I feel much stronger are capable of finishing 25:57.6. The Wolfpack's Steve since the first week." said very high." said Geiger. Thompson clocked in 11th Springs, who captured a Teamwise. Wake Forest State. in winning its at 26:23.0. Other top 30 host meet and a meet at finished third at 97, Ap- second meet of the year. finishes for State were Penn State. “We didn't palachian St. fourth at 123. scored a team total of 47 to turned in by Andy Herr rest that much this week Davidson fifth at 155. Duke edge secondplace Wake (18th at 27:03.4). Brad as a team as we usually do. sixth at 159, St. Forest. which had 53 Albee (22nd at 27:10.7). Ron We basically trained Augustine's seventh at FWMMnmpmdemsummmmume'oMmhmmmln points. Tucker (28th at 27:32.9) and through the week." 210. UNC-Wilmington wlnnlng the state championshlp cross country meet. State freshmen Pat Paul Brim (29th at 27:33.2). North Carolina's Joan eighth at 226 and Cambell Nesbitt's 17:15.2 effort was ninth at 239. good for second place. and “The beauty of cross- State's Lynne Strauss country is that it's a team (17.23.6). Connie Jo sport." said Geiger. Wolfpack . booters face South Florida in classic Scott narrow 5-3 overtime loss to wan-N“wa. Keepler Alabama A&M. For Gross. Assistant SportsEditor this serves plenty of notice State's about the caliber of South 8-2-1 soccer team Florida's squad and their travels to Clemson this predominantly foreign weekend to face a pair of personnel. top-ranked opponents in “They are led by South the Clemson Invitational African Roy Wegerle." So'ccer- Classic. Coach Gross said. “And they have Larry Gross's Wolfpack several others from challenges South Florida at Jamaica and South Africa. 6 p.m. tonight then switch which makes for a opponents with Clemson on tremendousteam. Saturday to face Davis- “Wegerle is considered Elkins in a l p.m. contest. by many to be the best Tonight's match against striker in US. collegiate perennial nemesis South soccer — ever. He is just a Florida should shed addi- tremendous talent. His tional light on the valibiity brother is an NASL all- of the region's soccer star." rankings. South Florida is Therefore. the loss of currently ranked fourth in junior Bakti Barber on the South —— behind Duke. defense has Gross un- Clemson and Alabama derstandably concerned. A&M — while the Pack is Barber. who injured his fifth. Last season South knee against Appalachian Florida nudged the 15-31 State on Sunday. will be Wolfpack out of a berth in replaced by freshman the NCAA Tournament. David “Inch" Intrabartolo. “They're undoubtedly “Inch has a tremendous the best team we've played task ahead of him." Gross since Philadelphia Textile said. “His assignment is (an important 2-1 victory going to be to follow him for State)," Gross said. (Wegerle) all over the “It's gonna be a big one. field." They're fourth, we're fifth. Another unenviable task so it's a key game in terms will await Gross' squad of head-to-head match-ups. Saturday when the Pack To make the NCAA field faces Davis Elkins. an you have to have a compet— NAlA power. itive record and big wins “They're also a pre- against prominentteams." dominantly foreign team," South Florida suffered Gross said. “And they're its only setback of the ranked in the top five or season last weekend a sixfntheeountry.” Peace Cpors if 7 Join a phenomenal tradition. The difference is a better world and a better you. Jobs available in forestry. 0 science education. health, business, etc. 'On campus. contact Bill Anderson 3 Patterson Hall-ext.3818 M: 10-3 W&F; 10-11 Th; 9-1 O.-.OOOOOOO...... O‘0‘...OO.

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Baseball’s nicknames Iosin g originality Just as there is no whvvuV".an.w-Qwvsvr.w business like show busi— “Little Poison" Waner. was Boo Ferris. who from managed to pitch in the thaving a 34-letter name to Hoffman. John “Hippity” ness. so it is that there are Then there are Max and 1945-50 had successive major leagues for 21 years 'work with. Yet. his name Hopp. Spook Jacobs. no nicknames like baseball Tom Carey, unrelated won-lost records of 21-10. despite his well-earned pales when compared to a Spider Jorgenson. George nicknames. When a BRUCE except for the nickname 256. 12-11. 7-3. 00 and 00. nickname. His 21-year re- few others. like Calvin "Twinkletoes" Selkirk and baseball player gets a Scoops. Max Carey use It is very likely that his cord in the majors was Coolidge Julius Caesar Suitcase Simpson. nickname. often it's worth WINKWORTH the name from 1910-1929 name came from the 38-69. World War II helped Tuskahoma McLish or Still more: Ty Ty Tyler. remembering. Or at least it and wound up in the Hall of bleachers toward the end him stay in baseball long Alejandro Alexander Peek-A-Boo Veach. No- used to be. Baseball Fame. Tom Carey picked it of his career. after he should have been Aparicio Elroy Carrasquel. Neck Williams. Earl nicknames may be a slowly up in 1935 and used it until Chris~ Berman of ESPN forgotten. both of which contain 41 “Chink" Yingling. Luis dying art. for they just AssistantSportsEdito 1946 to little avail. Had .it is always coming up with a What do you think of a letters. ”YoYo" Arroyo. Whammy not been for World War II. twisted phrase to name a Douglas. Buck don’t name ballplayers like renamed because of their of Casey Stengel. Stengel Tom would have been out player. like pitcher named Fast. That But the all-time long- ”Leaky" they used to. physical stature. or lack was called Casey because Ron “Ma and is the only way the guy is name king is ex-Durham Fausett. Piano Legs In the current World of baseball long before he Pa" Kittie. or John “To- listed in the Baseball En- Bulls Hickman and “Still Bill" thereof. A guy like Bill he was from Kansas City. finally made his belated night Let It Be" Lowens- Manager “Dirty Al" Hill. Series. there are Skowron. who was so and K.C. contracted to exit. Nice try. Tom. tein. Ballplayers have done cyclopedia. but his lifetime Gallagher. whose birth cer- nicknames like Tippy musclebound it .defied Casey. In another case, a record of 0-1 and the tificate reads Alan Mitchell Had enough? try Norm Martinez. Charlie Hustle belief. had to be Moose Jim and Tim O'Rourke. this themselves. especially accompanying 10.34 ERA Edward George Patrick "King" Lehr. Mountain (Pete Rose. just in case you mountain homeplace and a who played in the.1890s. in the past. suggest that Fast might Music Melton. Hugh “Los- Skowron. Likewise with poet’s sense of mischief were unrelated save in the In the 1940s. Don Henry Gallagher 45 ing Pitcher" Mulcahy. Line didnt remember) and Ed Cartwright. a rather caused Emil Bildilli to annals of nicknames. One Kolloway had to be Cab not have been so fast after letters. Steve “Lefty" Carlton, but hefty pitcher in the late become Hillbilly Bildilli. was Voiceless Tim. while all. Space prohibits Drive Nelson. Ed there have been literally 19th century who stood. Kolloway. while Braves A man's this from ”Kickapoo" Summers. hundreds of pitchers Then again. some the other was Orator Jim. catcher Bruce Benedict is character some- going on much further. but Toots Tietje. Virgil "Fire" 5-10 and weighed 220 lbs. nicknames are completely As fate. would have it. it Eggs Benedict to his times will show in his some of the better and Trucks. Irv “Young Cy" named Lefty. There is He had to be Jumbo inexplicable. and With paid not to be silent. for teammates. In 1915. Harry nickname. as was the case lesser-known baseball nothingoriginal here. Cartwright. many of the conspirators Orator Jim played 28 years “Bud" of “Honest John" An- nicknames include Frank Young and Bill "Goober" Gary Matthews is called That being the case. a dead Wiser actually derson. In 1904. while Zuber. Sarge by his teammates. and gone. we may in the major leagues while played the outfield for the ”Dodo" Bird, Sugar Bear There are countless certain amount of fac- never know how Bob Silent Tim bounced around Phillies. and numerous playing with the Yankees. Blanks. Frank “The Human others that could stretch but there have even been etiousness had to be in- Ferguson came to be among eight teams in five players have been Dusty Honest John tried to steal Flea” Bonner. Possum dozens of Sarges in major volved when Jack Farrell. known as “Death To Flying unproductive seasons. second base while the Burright, Sammy ”Babe this out forever. including league baseball. Things 59. 165 lbs.. came to be Rhoads. Ding-Dong Bell bases were loaded. Honest my all-time favorite were different in the old Things." Likewise for Arlie Some nicknames are and Sugar Kane. Ruth's Legs" Byrd. Sym- tandem of Coot Veal and called Moose as well. Little Latham. aka “The Freshest complimentary. but most Does a player's ability but not too bright. phony Chiaffone and Cot Deal. A final thought ' days. more creative. Sure. guys weren't always the Man On Earth." There had baseball players are more ever contribute to his Some players really Tomato Face Cullop. there were lots of Beds. butt of sarcasm. though. At to be reasons. but since in the history of Lefties and Dutches. but 54,148 lbs.. Duke Reilley prone to crudery. Ferris nickname? You bet. First don't need nicknames. like Then there was Dim baseball. did you know that there’were both players are long gone. Fain. whose otherwise baseman Dick Stuart of the Saturnino Orestes Arrieta Dom Dallessandro. Four not one right-handed a lot of definitely earned the the reasons for their mediocre career is Red Sox was so terrible in Armas Minoso, who Sack Dusak. Slippery player was ever called nicknames that you just nickname Midget. nicknames must be long mysteriously marked by the field that his team- became Minnie despite Ellam. Fred “Bootnose” Lefty? don't hear anymore. A player's home town or gonewith them. Too bad. back-to—back batting titles mates punned a movie title It is easy to see how regional origins often de- Other nicknames come in (1951-52). Was known the and dubbed him Dr.‘ some nicknames were de- termined what he would be pairs, like brothers Paul world over as Burrhead. Strangeglove. Somehow. rived. Some players are called. such as in the case "Big Poison" and Lloyd Another enigmatic player Walter “Boom Boom" Beck Washburn top prepster

HOW WOULD YOU Editor '3 Note: Bill Johnson, a scout for the North Carolina Prep Scout Service, provides I.‘IKE TO Technician periodic cover- BILL HAVE THESE age on collegiate recruit- ing. JOHNSON GUYS HANGING AROUND The high school basket- ball talent in North PrepReview Carolina seems to get Hill is the state's second- 6-5 junior sensation Kevin stronger every season, and best collegeprospect. Madden of Staunton. Va. YOUR ROOM? the upcoming campaign is Smith. the NCSS prep‘ next year. no exception despite the player of the year as a Several other guards departure of Greensboro junior. selected North who should get great con- Page superstar Danny Carolina as his college sideration from surround- Manning. choice. He averaged 29.7 ing high major colleges are Leading the way will be ppg. last season. shooting 61 senior Bobby Collins of 6-11 giant Chris Washburn. 65 percent from the field Southern Pines Pinecrest; a Hickory native now and leading the Tigers to Eric Henderson, a 6-4 prepping at Laurinburg the State 4-A Western leaper from Gastonia Institute. semifinals. Hunter Huss; 6-0 Washburn. who has al- As usual. the guard playmaking junior Eric ready committed to State. position is North Carolina’s English from Hillsborough averaged 20 points per most abundant. Granger 6-4 Derrick game as a junior at Fork Kevin Strickland. an Johnson of New Bern: and Union Military Academy honorable-mention all~ Bobby Ray Smith. a 6-3 last season and is consid- America from Mount Airy junior point guard from ered the nation‘s premier North Surry. likes North Sampson Union. who was pivot man this year by Carolina over the other honorable mention ail-state most scouting services. ACC schools. However. the last season. ‘i According to the North Tar Heels may opt to Collins. currently ranked I Carolina Scouting Service. surpass the 6—5 senior wing sixth in North Carolina by Ranzino Smith of Chapel player in hopes of signing NCSS. was a top performer at Prep Stars II Camp held at Elon College. He will be ' TYPEWRITER surrounded by 6-3 soph =m; leaper Antonio Johnson SALE and 5-10 junior guard Travis McNair at Smith-Corona. Royal Pinecrest. Hunter Huss senior Eric Silver Reed, Brother Henderson. making several UP TO 50% national Top 300 lists. OFF started as a sophomore and 5 blocks from campus averaged 11.6 ppg. and 9.6 B.C.E. Corp. rebounds as a junior. The 615 W. Morgan St. Huskies finished the (see ‘ 83'.page 7)

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Martino said. their conference schedule. accord: Record:15-414 Inca-4:154“ laced: w;1‘.“ heard:“-4 MTL!“ 3...““1:14.414 12-7. “We're trying to get our Wolfpack coach Judy players to pass lower so we \‘\‘\‘\‘\‘A\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\\\VV‘\\\\\\\.\\\\\\\\\\ \ \ \ \ \ '\ Martino saw a lot of posi- can get a quicker attack. 3‘ tive notes coming out of which we'll need down the the match. road." “We hit hard most of the Immediately down the match. which is unusual road for State is a big road \\\\' because you usually have trip over fall break. The 1st ANNUAL to vary your attack some." spikers travel to Pit- she said. “It also helped to tsburgh to participate in a get our freshmen in again." two-day tournament Fri- Martino singled out one day and Saturday before N.C.S.U.-STROH LIGHT freshman in particular. returning to Raleigh via “I've seen a big im- Charlottesville. Va. to play provement in Stephanie Virginia in an important Taylor." 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Featuring “TIGHTROPE” ’83 banner year N. C.S.U CHEERLEADERS for native talent N. C.S. U. PEP BAND as a sophomore and will be (continuedfrompage 6) counted on to lead Kinston through a tough Big East season with a 21-4 record Conference. COACH TOM REED last season and made it to 4-A \\\\\\\a\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ the state semifinals. The top senior forward According to Hunter may be Keith Pryor. a 6-6 Huss coach G.C. Harrill, scorer from Edneyville. Henderson plays team or- Also making several na- Friday October 14 iented basketball. tional pre-season lists, Pryor has been contacted \ "Eric is very quick. an by ACC schools Clemson excellent leaper. and a and Georgia Tech. Watch Band starts at 6pm super team player.” Harrill for Sun Belt schools to be said. in the picture throughout New Bern superstar the season. Pep Rally follows at 7:30pm Derrick Johnson has been Other top senior contacted by several top forwards include Beaver major colleges. including Bowline, a 6-7 mid-major Louisville, UCLA and prospect from Burlington; at Harris Field Virginia. He also played 6-5 Sanford Killian of well at Prep Stars II. Brevard; 6-5 Terry Battle When you focus on the of Nashville Southern state's premier forwards- Nash; (Hi John Spencer of Sponsored by: centers. there's a fine line Goldsboro. a reserve on between Washburn and the last year's state finalist rest. team: and 64 Earl Hoke of The departure of Mann- High Point Andrews. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ing. the nation's top Other top guard pro forward. was a tremendous spects who will get college loss for the state's blue- interest are 6-1 senior chip population. Had he guard Howard Pearson of stayed for his senior CAREY WHOLESALE \\\\\\\\\\\ season at Page. this would Lenior West Caldwell; 66 have been North Carolina's Joey Haynes of East all-time greatest recruiting Henderson; and George STROH crop. surpassing the 1979 Caesar. a 6-3 guard from group that included James Greensboro Grimsley. Worthy and Dominique Players to watch for in Wilkins. the future are 6-3 junior LIGHT \\\\ Charles Shackleford. a Zack Herring of 6—8 junior forward from Wilmington Laney; (5-? Eric Kinston. appears to be the “Slim" Duncan of Fayet- A44————-—.....u state's top forward. teville Seventy-First. who Shackleford has the abil- was the class of the Prep \ ity to dominate under the Stars I Camp: 6-1 Benjy “LOOKS LIKE A STROH LIGHT NIGHT” \ boards and should progress Taylor of Jacksonville; and with game experience and 6-7 junior Bryant Car- age. He averaged 18 points rington of Durham Senior ‘\-‘\‘\"\‘\—“\"\‘\‘.T\‘\"\‘\—‘\‘\‘\-‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ and 12 rebounds per game High. I 8 October 14, 1983/ Technician / Sports

Pack goes b ack to basics, faces Heels

Leave Early DEVI-N Fans planning to attend Saturday’s game STEELE between State and Carolina _, and the number is anticipated to be well over 50,000. H are ; reminded that the annual State Fair Will be in progress at the same time, constituting a possible Edito _ traffic problem. We didn't deprive ourselves of valuable sleep. feel Since Carter-Finley Stadium and the Fair nauseated, miss precious class time or fall a step behind in Grounds are located in the same general area, school work just to watch the nation's No. 3 football team fans are urged to arrive early and display a sign make puppets of our own Wolfpack squad. now did we" in their front windshield indicating “Game" or No. we took out our bare essentials and became cement “Fair" to assist Highway Patrolmen in directing bacon to obtain tickets to see State upset North Carolina traffic. in the annual Triangle-Area shootout Saturday at 1 pm. at As a general rule of thumb, fans would do well the stadium. to think of the game as having a 12 noon kickoff Yes. we did. scheduled 1 pm. start. Like a sixth sense. something deep down and unwritten rather than the tells us that big things are still in store for this West Raleigh university for those who believe in the Year of Colson. Each gained over 100 yards in the Heels‘ 80-10 win the Wolf. Call ita good omen ifyou like. over Wake Forest Saturday. True. the Tar Heels are bigger. quicker. stronger and Carolina's offense operates behind a brilliant offensive better than the Wolfpack. but are they more desirous? line. which is led by 6-6. 300-pound tackle Brian Blades and State wants this game badly. of course. and you can bet tackle Joe Conwell. . your bottom dollar the Pack will be ready for the Trying to slow down this versatile attack is a State challenge. '_ defense that is thin in the secondary with injuries. In preparation for the Carolina game and for the rest of sidelining Jeff Byrd. Moe Ruffin and Mack Jones. Strong the season. Coach Tom Reed and his troops have gone safety Don Wilson is questionable due to an injury. back to the basics of the sport. to the fundamentals of Headliner Vaughan Johnson. State's superb linebacker, tackling. blocking. running. passing. catching and kicking. averages nearly 14 tackles a game and is a shooin for Wait a minute. you say; why would State want to go back all-ACC accolades. to practicing the fundamentals with its arch-rivals just a The Tar Heel defense is paced by linebackers Bill Saturday away? Sheppard. a twoyear starter, and Micah Moon. who has After the Pack's 20-10 loss to Georgia Tech Saturday. it come on strong this season. All-America tackle William was time for Reed to do some soul searching. Realizing Fuller and all-ACC strong safety Willie Harris have been there was a problem without a known source, Reed made Carolina's other defensive standouts duringthe season. a careful evaluation of his team and discovered this to be The ACC's second-leading rusher. Joe McIntosh. the root of his team's self-inflicted problems. The desire to highlights State's offense. The junior tailback. who has win has been present all along. netted 2,516 yards in his career. could move from fourth to “After the Virginia game I said we did not want to win." second Saturday on State's all-time rushing list with 27 said Reed. whose upand-down team is 2-3 overall and 1-2 yards. surpassing Willie Burden (1971-73) and Stan Fritts in the ACC. “But I don't feel that right now. I feel now (1972-74). that the players do want to win very badly. but I feel that Quarterback Tim Esposito leads the Pack attack we're at a stage in our preparation where I've come to the statistically with869 yards on78 of12? passes completed. realization that we don't know how to play the game of Although Reed andCarolina's Dick Crum both come from football. 10¢McIntosh Miami of Ohio's Cradle of Coaches. they have never “It would be very similar to me going out and working Ethan Horton worked together on the same staff. They have. however. with a group of hockey players and saying. 'Men, here's opposed each other on the field once before. Reed. who our offense. here's our defense and here's what we’re team waiting in the wings. Reed's realization of the “Barring any more injuries to key players. we should replaced Crum at Miami. brought his Redskin team to going to do in our special situations.‘ We go out in the rink problem's source iscertainly belated but not worthless. steadily improve. starting this week." he said. “We will Chapel Hill in 1978 and defeated the Tar Heels. 7—3. and find out we don't know how to skate. Everything “It opens up a dilemma as you prepare for the game not let the superficial emotions of this game stand in our When the Ram and Wolf gather for their 78rd meeting we‘ve done to this point in time has then been useless against North Carolina. because we've had to go out and way. We have to keep our perspective. The deep-seeded Saturday. the numbers and records will become obsolete. because we can't skate. I knew what the problem was. but work on simple things like tackling drills, scrimmaging emotions are habit-forming. That's what wins football The team that does the things it has to do to win and what was the source? What it is. we do not know how to against our own offense and defense rather than games ifthey are geared towards 60 minutes." shows the biggestdesire towin should emerge victorious. block. tackle, run. throw. batch and kick for 60 minutes preparing against perhaps the best team in the entire Just remember ’83 as the Year ofthe Wolf. and do it with intensity. United States of America and perhaps the northern Carolina brings its high-powered Tar Heel machine into “To learn how to play football is to go out and play hemisphere," Reed said. “That’s not an enviable position. Raleigh sporting a 60 record (2-0 in the ACC) that includes football. We went out Monday and scrimmaged for a little but we have to do that. We won't win if we don't do that. almost nothing but lopsided wins. The Tar Heel attack. over an hour. Rather than look at the films of the Georgia Our lack of knowledge of how to play would be expoud which ranks fourth nationally in total offense. is led by Tech game. we went out on the field and scrimmaged. again ifWe did not work on the fundamentals this week." senior quarterback Scott Stankavage. the nation's third Women booters Now. with that understanding. I feel more comfortable Reed said improvement will be the biggest dividend of le ing passer with 182 efficiency points. Also featured in with this football team than I have at any point in time this getting-back-tobasics philosophy and said that t eir talented backfield is tailback Ethan Horton. who is previously." , winning this emotional game will only derive from fifth nationally in rushing with 116 yards a game. senior Five games into the season and with the nation‘s No. 3 improvement. tailback Tyrone Anthony and junior fullback Eddie host Radford Athlete Of Deron Johnson and Ginger Roddy. have Sports Writer helped the team. “The injuries have actu-1 The Week State's women’s soccer ally helped our reserves State volleyball team has a chance to become more experienced player Laurie Hagen is solidify its varsity status and better players. and this works Technician when it plays Radford now with our starters back Athleti- ol‘rthr- Wi-ck for College. its first varsity we have very good depth. her leadership in the opponent. Sunday at 12:15 “Our depth now allows Wolfpack's wins over pm. at Lee Field. us to not play the starters Appalachian State and So far this season the 90 minutes a game." Allen Wake Forest. Wolfpack has compiled its said. The :39. li'ilipound 3-1-1 record against club The coaches don't know middle blocker from programs that do not re- what to expect from Rad- I’arkcshurg. l’a. scorcd cruit or give scholarships ford due to their inability 17 kills in State's 157, to its players. to scout the small Virginia 15-5. 15-1 win over the State plays mostly club women's college. “Ollnifllnl‘t‘rfi Friday soccer programs because of The Radford game is and nine kills in the the lack of varsity women's State's first home game in ' i'ack's l5»l. l58, 155 pro rams in North three outings and should AFC victory over the Caro 'na. according to head provide a good test of how Deacons Wednesday. coach Larry Gross. far the team has prog- In approaching the ressed since the season Radford game. State is the began. ABORTION UP TO 12TH healthiest it has been this Sincelosing to Duke in i WEEK OF PREGNANCY. year, and the Wolfpack is the second game of the 8195 hoping to capitalize on the season. the Wolfpack has Abortions from 13 to 16 weeks momentum of its 2-0 defeat become more of an ag- at additional charge. pregnancy test. of Duke on Oct. 7. gressive and pressing team birth control and problem pregnancy counseling. and has not lost since. For further information call 832 - 0535 “When we are healthy. “We've made a suc4 ltoll-free number 800-221-2568l we can play with most cessful transition from a between 9am-5pm weekdays. teams." said assistant club team and progressed FRIDAY “Gyn Clinic" coach Danvers Allen. to the point where we can RALEIGH WOMEN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION Allen also said the addi- legitimately be called a 917 West Morgan St. Raleigh. NC 27603 tion of previously injured varsity program." Allen players. such as Dee Heib said. ' Happy Hour 3 pm. -7 pm.

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VINCENT LUCIANI looked awkward. but after his first solo I was sure those Pat Metheny As I walked into Memorial movements were needed to play Auditorium on Oct. 7 for the Pat with as much emotion and in- Metheny Group‘ Concert. I felt tensity as he does. the evening would be different Metheny and the rest of the from any other musical experi- group showed that slow balads ence I have encountered. I was do not have to be mellow and ‘ A‘lWH“MdWW”“8 right. boring. In their second selection. The atmosphere reeked of “Travels." and other ballads like class. People eagerly waiting for "Farmers Trust" and “Goodbye." the show to start were sipping the band used slow. even volume wine in the lobby. Even the changes to give the tunes dy- recorded music playing before namic climaxes and resolutions. the concert was not of your This was the first concert of everyday selection. But this was their new tour. and Raleigh was no everyday concert. fortunate to hear the "World When people hear the word Premiere" of many songs. Some jazz they automatically think of a of the compositions were so new. piano, a stand-up bass and a they had no titles. One .of them three-piece drum set. The Pat was called 22/8 - the time Metheny Group showed that signature of the tune. The Metheny's guitar. Since he and the quality sound system Raleigh area. Pat Metheny's modern jazz is much more so drummer and percussionist layed joined the band in January. a kept me in another world for the worldwide popularity proves phisticated than that. down a reggea beat. but definite Latin influence can be entire two-and-one-half-hour that today's jazz music is likable. Paul Wertico‘s drum kit in- Metheny's classic style still heard in the group's music. show. Given a chance, today's jazz cluded everything from pierced through. Other songs The concert was completely The only thing I regret was music could be the relief we have electronic drums to pots. pans included tunes off of their new entertaining. The visual effects that the show was not a sell-out. been looking for from Duran and Oldsmobile hubcaps. Lyle Travels live album and old from the lights. the magnificent This might detour other jazz Duran. Men Without Hats and all Mays' keyboard set-up was favorites off of American performance from the musicians musicians of this caliber from the the other clones in top 40 pop. comprised of synthesizers. Garage. pianos. an organ and an Metheny and Mays improvized autoharp. Metheny's choice of brilliantly the whole evening. guitars ranged from a guitar creating feelings and painting “Dead Heads” Reunite synthesizer to an electric guitar. pictures with notes and in- Even bass player Steve Rodby novative sounds. They often KARLA PACE smell of the place. smoking dyman." It seemed dream-like — switched between acoustic and introduced contrast by soloing in plenty‘of marijuana. all the energy. all the activity. electric bass. a style different from the The "Dead Heads" began fill- A roar arose from the au- No one could get enough of the The diversity of these in- rhythmic style of the tune. This ing the parking lot of Greensboro dience as the Grateful Dead Grateful Dead. struments in conjunction with concert made me appreciate Coliseum around 4 pm. Oct. 9 — appeared on stage and~began In three hours. the band the Latin percussion and in- Mays’ musical ability more than four hours before the concert playing ”Shakedown Street." played only nine songs. The rest strumental vocals gave the ever. I would not hesitate at all began. Wearing tie-dyed T Virtually every person in the of it was improvisation. although group endless possibilities in to rank him at the top with Chick shirts. sarongs and bandanas. building was dancing — some the word does not describe creating its sound. Corea as my favorite jazz pianist. they drifted through the crowd. rhythmically. some jumping up adequately the band's music. A Metheny and Group entered One pleasant suprise was the stopping occasionally to ask. and down in frenzied activity. duet by drummers Billy the stage to a warm welcome outstanding performance of “Anybody got any doses?" Around 9 p.m.. Bob Weir Kreutzmann and Brent Mydland from a not-nearly sold-out Me- 24-year-old Argentine vocal- Inside. they were like old delivered the band's first words was-phenomenal. morial Auditorium. They opened ist-percussionist-guitarist Pedro friends at a reunion. The Dead to the audience: “We're going to There were no fancy light the band's theme song. “Phase Aznar. He used his strong vocals Heads waited patiently for the take a break." shows or special effects. There Dance." At first I thought as a soloing tool. singing unison show to begin —- talking. Half an hour later the crowd was only the band. the music and Metheny's body movements lines with Mays' piano and volleying balloons. and from the was dancing again to “Can- the fans. All who may have ntered unsure of whether the were true Dead fans had no doubt Convenient Food Mart when they left the coliseum at 11:30 pm. 'Open 24 Hours' At the end. the band gave one Get Ready For The Carolina Game encore and its seventh and With One Oi Our eighth words to the audience: “Thank you." It is easy to understand why Dead Heads follow the band from one concert to another across the country. Every Grateful Dead COLD performance is unique. Every concert lifts you up and leaves KEGS you feeling exhilarated. 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on the way up byBarrettWilsonStaffphoto RICK ALLEN into the Clash's ”Rock the ”sch-9L.n..,_.u- and Casbah." MARIANNE GREENFIELD Keyboards are managed by J. Michael Jenkins. Jenkins pro- Saturday. one of the area’s vides the finishing touches to fastest rising club bands appears Pegasus Rox' rockin' sound. He at the Switch. This Winston- demonstrates his skill with a Salem based band turns in an gorgeous piano intro to excellent rock‘n‘roll perfor- “Diamonds and Rust." mance. Some bands depend on a one-beat drummer. but not Pegasus Rox The band. Pegasus Rox. uses Pegasus Rox. Eric Marshall does Hayes and Jenkins. band sent a videotape of two of be put on the album of the same what lightman Steve Colvard a magnificent job on his double During their last Raleigh per- its original songs to the "Rock to name. calls an “MTV Format." It plays bass setup. He has the ability to formance. manager Jim Mallonee Riches" competition sponsored Pegasus Box has been rock‘n‘roll and danceable music imitate any band's drumming was videotaping the group so by WSFL. The tape was selected together for nine months but. its geared to a “more sophisticated and plays complex solos often they could review the tape and 'as one of the winning entries. In showmanship and talent belie college audience." Take that using four drumsticks. look for ways to refine the stage November. the group will go into this. If one likes rock‘n'roll at its style. add to it.energy. stage The lighting is tremendous. show. the studio to lay the tracks for best. then Pegasus Box is the presence and talent and a great complementing the groups In the past two weeks. the the original song of its choice to answer to a prayer. 6130. evening of live music is sure to showmanship throughout each result. number. Also the band's Pegasus Box has an extensive expanded sound system. repertoire of cover music. Per- mastered by Steve Chambers. Comtemporary Paintings Vary formances include everything was not distorted. Unlike some from Loverboy's “Get Lucky" other groups. the vocals were RONNIE KARANJIA UNC-Greensboro is known prin- painting in the exhibition. Other and Night Ranger's “Don't Tell not drowned out. cipally for its collection of canvases by Roger Brown and Me You Love Me" to Stevie Pegasus Box has been busy ThroughOct.23. an exhibitionof watercolors and drawings. How- William Copley portray blown-up Nicks‘ “Stand Back." With the lately. The band just finished 10 large contemporary paintings ever. what most eople fail to cartoons. representing the typi- wide ranging. powerful vocals of touring through Louisiana. by American artists over the last realize is that it a so has several cally aloof tone of art since the lead singer Barbara Massood. Florida. Maryland and points 20 years will be presented at the paintings by noted American 19603 even the most difficult songs between. Pegasus Box has North CarolinaMuseum of Art. artists over the last two de- Geometric interpretations are sound just like the originals. opened for PKM. Doc Holliday. Titled "Contemporary Paint- cades." explored to the full use in the Nantucket and the Skip Castro ings fron the Weatherspoon Art Figurative paintings. which abstract works exhibited at the The talent of the group is hard Band. Gallery." the exhibit includes encompass the enternal upper level of the Contemporary to ignore. Lead guitarists John According to Blair touring both figurative and abstract environment and the world sur- Gallery. Some of the paintings Hayes and Grant Blair play the takes a lot out of a person. works by noted American artists rounding us. will be exhibited on by Alfred Jensen. Al Held and most complicated riffs with ease. "You've got to psych yourself up. including William Bailey. Alfred the lower level of the two-level Robert Mangold use color vividly They sing back—up vocals and Especially after playing a dif- Jenson. Roger Brown and Contemporary Gallery. .in various geometric forms. take turns at lead. William Copley. stripes and grids. Emphasizing ferent place each night." he said. Mitchell Kahan. curator of Styles vary from painter to two-dimensional works in The two guitarists comple- Even after the 18-20 hour days American and contemporary art painter. William Bailey's "Still trospective on flat canvas sure ment each other but each has there is still time for a little fun and also the organizer of this Life with Bottle. Borol and faces. most of these paintings distinct abilities and expertise. and humor. Blair. after signing a exhibition. said. “The Eggs" (1970) could be dubbed clash violently with the three- Hayes prefers the more bluesy lone autograph between sets at a Weatherspoon Art Gallery at lightly as the sole ‘realistic' dimensional reality. 6130. and heavy metal tunes. Blair recent show. jokingly claimed. prefers to utilize his classical ”This is a typical autograph guitar background with fast session. . . with 20.000 groupies. . intricate riffs and melodic leads. Pegasus Box has penned some Kevin Ward gives a great excellent original songs. For performance on his Steinberger example. “1 Reach For You" is a bass. His abilities are best beautiful rock melody written by illustrated by a rambling and Massood. Blair and Colvard. 'upbeat solo that usually leads “Empty Girl" was written by SOAPS laundromatwith videogames, TV,soft drinks, Special Fri. and wash-dry-fold, and drycleaning dropoff is here at last. Sat. Late Show And so isthe greatSquare Deal Pizza. $99!. l 11:15 P.M.! 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A small time band can still exceptional. are clear and some- rock world. While the band's come from nowhere and make it times coherent. Jackson. the opening performance for Lov- on the music scene. Zebra may backbone of this New Orleans erboy in Reynolds Sept. 25 was not be getting rave reviews or based trio. exhibits some strong overpowering and not overly an abundance of air play, but its vocal talent on a few cuts like impressive, its studio versions self-titled debut effort does “‘Tell Me What You Want" and are much more cohesive. merit some recognition. “Who's Behind the Door?" Zebra does have a few strong Zebra's total sound. is not an However, most of the other cuts. “Who's Behind the Door?" exact replica of any one band, cuts are weak. is a respectable effort that but it does resemble a cross With Felix Hanemann cover- highlights Jackson on the between Triumph and Yes. ing bass and keyboards and Guy acoustic guitar. His vocal talent Lead vocalist and guitarist Gelso-on drums. Zebra has the also shines through on this cut. Randy Jackson's lyrics. while not potential to make its mark on the Two other noteworthy cuts are "Tell Me What You Want" and “When You Get There." Yes' influence is evident on these two. While Zebra will probably never be a classic. it is a notable M debut effort from a potentially powerful trio. BLACKWOOD The Style Council Introducing the Style Council

featuring sJu’Styleflu‘ilbum THE CASBAH- Disco and Top 40 The Jam. one of England's top , hands during the past five years. BOARDWALK- Beach and Oldies has been passed over by a big video games, . part of the U.S. audience. CAPTAIN‘S Billiards, Shortly after the Jam's break-up big screen TV, fireplace and deli ’ last year. Paul Weller, the group's ingenious leader. began Relax outdoors while enjoying , working on a new group called the Style Council. His new group your favorite beverage from the wet bar doesn‘t quite capture the energy , of the Jam. but Weller's lyrics College Night. Special $2.00 , are just as meaningful. So far the group has been left membership to students. Must be 19 yrs. old open-ended except for ' keyboardist Mick Talbot. The and have ID. All ABC permits. / songs on introduction seem to be soulful and personal. “Long Hot Will ' Summer" has two different mix- es on the EP. and they have a provide transportation from Avent Ferry Marvin Gaye quality to them. Talbot's rich sounding organ through Fraternity Court, down Cates Ave. adds to the soul sound of the songs. every 40 minutes from 7:30 pm. to 2:30 am. When asked what Style is no charge to ride the bus. Transit Council meant. Weller replied. "I There think style is more important service will begin in late October. , than fashion. It‘s really individu- alist. isn't it? I care what I look Draught from 8:00-9:30. ' like. which is down to personal ' dignity and pride. really." Mixed Drinks will be sold at HAPPY HOUR prices. GRADY COOPER Dance contests will be held weekly with trophies and cash prizes awarded. NOT TO THE PUBLIC Industrial Drive 0 Raleigh 0 832-0888 Membership Drive: On the Student Center Plaza. Your favorite Beverage served. Live performance by StreetHart. 10-21-83, 4-6 pm. Be there! \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ . 6/0ctober 14. 1983Nachnlclanlat oetera

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The Spot Light’s On Center Stage RICK ALLEN is “affiliated with the best school responsible for handling season Center Stage is supported by Contributors fall under six in the nation." He holds the and reserved seating requests grants from the National En- categories: members ($10-$24 In a major renovation» and newly created position of assis- and advanced. as well as, might dowment for the Arts. the North donation) become members of staff expansion. Stewart Theatre tant manager for marketing. It of the production ticket sales. Carolina Arts Council. private Center Stage Associates. don~ Productions has grown into will be his job to coordinate Both Rountree and Wyman contributions and box office re- ors ($25849 donation) get their NCSU Center Stage. The fund-raising activities for Center bring a great deal of enthusiasm ceipts. name in program and receive expansion was make to consoli- Stage. to their jobs which should make According to Rountree. one of invitations to after performance date the Stewart Theatre offices Another new face is that of Center Stage productions even the most important groups to receptions. sponsors ($50-$99) all and to better serve the Triangle Tad Wyman. Wyman has an better than before. NCSU Center Stage is the of the .above plus backstage community. extensive background in the Center Stage Associates. The passes and special dinner theatre New faces have taken over business world. She has taught Center Stage Associates are rates. patrons ($100-$249) have NCSU Center Stage. One of school. run her own wholesale comprised of volunteers who names posted, on lobby poster those new faces is Mark retail business. and has done work in the box office. solicit and a certificate. benefactors Rountree. Rountree is originally extensive volunteer work with contributions. and speak on ($250-$499) special plaque plus from Southern California where such organizations as the behalf of Center Stage. Rountree above. guarantors ($500 and up) he was a graduate of Occidental Raleigh Little Theatre and finds these volunteers invaluable the above plus a special framed College in Los Angeles. He then Theatre in the Park. Wyman is to Center Stage. \ certificate. moved to Seattle where he spent originally from Greenville. North Rountree said. “Things are NCSU Center Stage is affili- two years with a public relations Carolina and attended. in her Center Stage brings to going right." For the first time ated with the University but not consulting firm and two with words. “that other school." Stewart Theatre and Memorial Center Stage is actively seeking under its direct control. Because Seattle University before coming (UNC-CHI but she stated she is Auditorium a variety of enter- donations. In the past people of this Center Stage has the here. ”thrilled to death to be here." tainment. Such well-known fig- were not personally approached support of the University and Rountree said he. "Likes the Wyman is Center Stage's Box ures as Maynard Ferguson. Red to donate money. However, the use of its facilities but is able theater community" and feels he Office Manager and as such is Skelton. troups such as the “people are giving," said to work in Raleigh and the Pittsburgh Ballet. The Acting Rountree. With a budget in the Triangle Area. This broad base Company and the National neighborhood of $40,000. these of support makes Center Stage a Theatre of the Deaf grace contributions are very important strong and invaluable contribu- tor to Triangle area arts. etc, LATE Raleigh's stages. to Center Stage. .ax SHOW Fri - Sat Symphony Features Padgett Starts 12 midnight . The North Carolina Symphony adult-general admission. and $27 Freundlich Award. and the Mary will open its classical series in for senior citizen and student Starling Youth Award. He also Raleigh Oct. 20 at 8 pm. with an general admission. participated in music festivals in all-Brahms concert conducted by Sion. Switzerland and Aspen. Music Director and Conductor Classical Series subscribers Colo. Gerhardt Zimmermann. The are invited to a reception to Padgett attended Peabody concert. which will be held in meet Gerhardt Zimmermann and Conservatory for four years. Raleigh Memorial Auditorium. Nelson Padgett immediately fol- studying with Ellen Mack his will feature pianist Nelson lowing the concert in the Cafe first year and with Leon Fleisher Padgett. this year's Kathleen Promenade. Radisson Plaza. the following three years. At and Joseph M. Bryan Young Peabody he received the De— Artists Competition winner. who Nelson Padgett. 1983 winner borah Potter Brenner Award. will perform Brahms' Concerto of the Kathleen and Joseph M. the Rose Marie Mulholland No. in B—flat Major for Piano Bryan Young Artist Competi- Award, and the Frances M. and Orchestra. The orchestra tion. began studying piano at age Wentz Turner Memorial Prize. will also perform Brahms' six. At the age of nine he gave He was awarded the EM. and Symphony No. 3in FMajor. his first solo recital. sponsored M.M. degrees in piano in 1982. Tickets at the door are $12 for by the Fine Arts Department of Padgett has performed reserved seats. General ad~ Isothermal Community College. extensively both as a soloist and mission prices are $8 for adults Spindale. After moving to chamber musician. having soloed and $5 for senior citizens and Lincolnton. he began studying with the North Carolina School students. 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CDN WEJMQ Film: DINNER AT EIGHT Stewart Theatre. Oct. 20, 8:00 p.m.. $1.00 C0ver 'til 8:30. $1.00 Cover from ArtSchool in Carrboro Mission Valley Cinemas: Mission Halloween. Rated R. Daily 7:05, 8:30-9:30. 25¢ draft. $1.00 bucket Sun. 16. Sunday Jazz Festival Valley Shopping Center (834- 9:05; Sat-Sun. Mats. 2:25. Film: TOMMY Sat. Happy Hour (same as Fri- 8520) Stewart Theatre, day 8) Oct. 21 , 7:00 pm. Sun. $1.00 Cover, tree draft Bralne'orm. Rated PG. Daily ’Tower I and II: Towers Shopping 8:00-10:00. 75¢ beer 8:00-11 :00 W©VDE© 2:45. 5. 7:15. 9:30 Cutter (834-8592) Film: HAMLET . Mon. CLOSED Erdahl-Cloyd Theatre Tues. CLOSED Cardinal I and If: North Hills War Games. Rated PG. Daily Oct. 19, 8:00 p.m.. free Wed. Dual Lock-Up Girls on top Shopping Plaza (787-9565) Romantic Comedy. Rated PG. 7:00. 9:20; Sat.-Sun. Mats. 2225. and Guys on bottom. free draft Daily 7:05. 9:30; Sat-Sun. Mats. 4:45. 8:00-10:00. No Cover for Ladies The Big Chill. Rated R. Daily 2:10, 4:40. BARS Thur.RaIly Night 7:15, 9:10. Sat-Sun. Mats: 3:05. Trading Places. Rated R. Daily 5:05. 7:10, 9:10; Sat-Sun. Mats. 3:00, ZACK'S on Hillsborough St. BARRY'S on Hillsborough sr. Rialto: 1620 Glenwood Avenue 5:00. The Prodigal. Rated PG. Daily 7, (833-2502) Fri. Happy Hour 3:00-7:00. $1.00 Sun. Ladies Night free beer for 9:15. Sat-Sun. Mats. 2:00. 4:15. Cover. 25¢ draft. $1.00 bucket. ladies Tender Mercles. Rated PG. Daily Valley Twin: Crabtree Valley Mall No Cover 8:00—9:00 Mon. Draft Special No Cover 7:15, 9:10; Sat-Sun. Mats. 1:45. (782-6948) Sat. Post-Game Happy Hour No Tues. Draft Special No Cover Falls Twin I and”: Falls Village 3:35. 5:25. Cover Wed. Draft Special No Cover Shepping Center (847-0326) Mr.Mom. Rated PG; Daily Sun. CLOSED Thur, Draft Special No Cover 7:05.9215; Sat.-Sun.Mats. 2:30. Mon. CLOSED Vacation. Rated R. Daily 7. 9:05; South Hills Twin: 1280 Buck 4:45. Tues. Zoo Night 15¢ draft Sat-Sun. Mats. 2:30. 4:30. Jones Road (467-0387) 7:00-10:00 Never Say Never Again. Rated Wed. No Cover MW MINCE Easy Money. Rated R. Daily 7:05, Cuio. Rated R. Daily 7. 9; PG. Daily 7:00. 9:35; Sat-Sun. Thur. Ladies’ Lock-Up Free beer 9:00; Sat-Sun. Mats. 2:20. Sat-Sun. Mats. 2:30. 4:30. Mats. 2:00. 4:30. 7:00—10:00 for ladies. 25¢ draft BEARS’ DEN in the Cameron for guys. Village Subway (755-1624) Flashdance. Rated R. Daily 7. 9; Tues, 18 Comedy Night Imperial I. II. III and IV: Cary Sat-Sun. Mats. 2130.4:30. Wed. 19 The Pedestrians Village Shopping Center (467- Village Twin: Cameron Village: GROUCHO‘S on Western Blvd. Thur, 20 Killer Whales 0009) Shopping Center (832-8151) Fri. Happy Hour 7:00-9:00. free Risky Business. Rated R. Daily beer THE ATTIC in Greenville Trading Places. Rated R. Daily 7, Studio I: 2420 Hillsborough Street 7:15.9210 ; Sat-Sun. Mats. 2:30. Sat. Victory Party Fri.. 14 Pegasus Rox 9:10; Sat-Sun. Mats. 2:454:55. (832-6958) Sun, Free draft8:00—11:00 Sat.. 15 PKM Beyond The Limit. Rated R. Daily Mon. CLOSED Deathstalker. Rated R. Daily Baby. It's You. Rated R. Daily 7. ‘79; Sat-Sun. Mats. 2:20. Tues. CLOSED Tues.. 19 Back Doors 7:15. 9:15; Sat-Sun. Mats. 3:25. 9; Sun. Mats. 3. 5. Wed. Ladies' Night No Cover for Wed. 20 Killer Whales 5:20. Ladies ‘til 10:00. free draft for $330039} everyone ‘til 10:00 CAFE DEJA VU in the Cameron Hercules. Rated PG. Daily 7:20. Thur Flashdance Contest Village Subway (833-3449) 9:30; Sat-Sun. Mats. 2:55. 5:05. Terrace Twin: 5438 Six Forks HARPO’S GAS HOUSE on Fri.. 14 Jimmy a. the Jonezl Road (847:5677) PHYLLIS VOGEL will give a Western Blvd. Subliminal Surge War Games. Rated PG. Daily piano recital in Stewart Theatre Sat. 15 Jimmy & the Jonez/ 7:10. 9:35; Sat.-Sun.Mats. 2:30. Mortuary. Rated R. Daily 7. 9; on Oct. 25 até Fri. Happy Hour 7:30-9:30. No. Subliminal Surge 4:50. Sat-Sun. Mats. 2:30. p.m.