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An Evening With victim 'John Hope Franklin Undergraduate seminar to he Tulsa Riots presented An undergraduate seminar will be conducted on 'l‘hursday. March 33. speaks to NCSU from l|:i(ta.m. In I put in Winston THE TULSA RACE RlOl 0i l92l ill. Scholars see this annual event as and left as ”1"“) REFLECTONS or A NEAR Victim AND A His'iomars' /" x The seminar. titled "The Other 9 John Hope Franklin will speak a forum through which national- as _itit) :\lTlc;tll litirope: Political Risk and Market at the Park Scholars’ Second ly renowned individuals may Americans dead. 4, 1‘?“ Opportunity in (‘enti‘al liuropc." Annual Symposium about his share their experiences and ideas For over 7() years. will be presented by .lochen with future leaders. Through this however. the race . ’ *1 l..orent/en nl ('ojk‘nhagcn Business experience of the race war when annual symposium. the Park riots were kept out School. .iiid l‘.tlls .lones ol he was six years old. Scholars hope to "raise the issue of the public‘s Nottingham l'niverstly. of leadership on campus." eye. ./ .L, The event Is sponsored by [hi- Last year's symposium. held in The Tulsa Race Duke/l 'Nt' liuropean l'nion ('enter [Mini Tuwsitv the Campus Cinema. provided Riot Commission and the N( '. State('cntcr for ( ilohal Senior Staft Writer the opportunity for 300-400 was created in WEDNESDAY MARCH 22 ('ompetttiveness. livet‘yone is lll\il~ members of the NC. State coin~ “N7. allowing 6:00PM prrrrrmi. Ya. row. ed to attend the seminar. The Park Scholars invite all munily to hear Barry Munitl. new details of the .‘g students. faculty. staff and niein» keynote speaker. as well as set riots and the STEWART THEATRE. NCSU p 'l‘i'iiingle 'l‘ransit Authority holds hers of the community to attend the precedence for further sym— heinous crimes job fair their Second Annual posiuins. according to Tam. committed during Symposium. featuring keynote "We made a name for the Park that time to continue to surface. l'l’L‘L‘dtttlti .\ llistoiyof .\tiican .-\dditionil|_\. he worked as The Triangle 'l‘ransit Authority speaker .lolItI llope Franklin. Scholars Symposium last year." Franklin. age siv at the time of Americans.‘ IIow III its eighth histotiial consultant to Stivcii will hold a job fair on Thursday. tonight in Stewart Theater at o said Taiii. "It is my goal in the the race war. will speak this edition. Spetlbeig's .l/Hiv/rtt/ and has Starch 23 at Durham Marriott at tlic pan. future to see this become a very evening on the events that pre- ln addition. l‘llllllsllll has writ been featured In sevctal PBS (‘tvic ('eittet‘. ltll l‘osler Street. iti Franklin‘s topic. "The Tulsa big annual activ ity that everyone ceded the Tulsa Race Riots. as ten ntIiIierotis hooks. essays and docunIenIarIcs. downtown Durham. Race Riots ot IUZl: Reflections gets excited about attending. I well as on its incredible impact reviews on suclt topics as the The symposium will begin at o The Durham (‘ounty Department of a Near \"ictim and a hope to have Stewart Theater on the community. on the black Civil War. African .-\niericaii pm. this evening and will be of Social Services is partnering with Historian." will offer the facts. packed." citi/ens of Tulsa and on his own history. race relations and the followed by a reception and the TIA for the event. wlnch is part as well as a personal account. of People don‘t have the opportu- personal development. history of the southern l‘nited book signing. sponsored by of (iov ernor Hunt‘s "March to our nation‘s deadliest. yet least nity to hear a figure of the cal- "'l‘hrough John llope States. He is a .latiics B. Duke Quail Ridge Books, Iii the 'lallcy Work” month in North ('arolina. publicized. racial conflict. iher of John Hope Franklin Franklin‘s lecture. we will be Professor of History limeritus Student ('entei liallrooin .it 7 The event is meant to einphasi/e the "We want to raise the level of speak very often. Tani said. The able to gain perspective front and was a professor of legal lus- pin IanXIrtancc of jobs as part of welfai'c discussion and awareness of this Park Scholars hope to “make someone who has lived through toi'y at Duke l'nivcrsity‘s law l‘tit‘ ttttit'c IntoI'ItIaIion. entail i‘cloritt arid assisting those seeking issue because Iiiost people really people think about and discuss history." Tam said. "He has school loi' seven years. Park Scholars. park sympo- jobs. at both the entry and c\peri-- know very little about it." said [the Tulsa race riotsl." lived through the history that I He has recently served as siunitulIotnIail.eoIn. or consult enced levels. in finding them. Michele Tam. co—chair of the During the Tulsa riots. thou- learn from tevthooks. and he is Chairman of the Advisory Board their web site. The job fan will also help eiiiploy Park Scholars Syiiiposititii plan- sands of white people destroy ed able to teach it." to the President's Initiative on wvvw.iIcsticdti/park scholar» ers broaden their market for work- ning committee almost 35 square blocks of an Franklin is perhaps best known Race arid on the National Parks ships/symposium CTN for his book. "lii'oni Slavery to Sy stem .\d\Isory Hoard. The March 23 job fair will host .t\ccording lo Tam. the Park affluent. black business district around St) area employers represent- Iiig a \\ Ide variety of fields Including technical/pitIfessioiial. health care. hotel. restaurant. administrative. litiattctal. sales. service. trades. Industrial and military. .lob openings Mind, Body & Soul Phi Kappa Phi Include entry level. advance level. full lllllc. lhtllrlltllt' and summer positions The job fan \\lll i'un troni ll a.ttt. inducts top students to i p III No lee or advance registration Is required l‘t‘i' more informa‘ tion. call 455 740“ 0 One of N.C. State’s top national honor society I‘Ht‘llls planned for “(STA Awareness week recently recognized over 100 students with outstanding March 2H 14 Is liisevtials. tiays. records. lesbians and .'\llle ~\warencss academic “eels at N.(' State. which runs simultaneously with Human Rights Week. WStall \'\'i'it. r in observance of the week. several daily events were planned. The rest Phi Kappa Phi. orient two ol the week‘s plans Iiitlude the fol- national honor societies III lti\\llltl N11 Slttlc that recognI/c ()n \Vediiesday. Match 33. there outstanding achievement in “ill be an Information table iii tlie FUNM Kilr" more than one discipline. brickyai'd from noon to I pin. it Is In a demonstration designed to spread awareness of an art. which China has induction also .leans Day. on which supporters banned, Wen Li practices Falun Data near Harretson Halt. held its annual wear jeans to support gay and les- ceremony on Monday night bian equality in Talley Student (‘enteiz . .s we, t. “sit“ ()n Thursday. March 33. guest Several hundred people speaker Ian l’alintunst ol lzqualtty attended the ceremony. ChancellorFox and Provost Halt welcome a new inductee. N(‘. P.-\(‘ will speak about North which included remarks (‘ai‘olina law s and policies regarding Faculty trade cozy homes from the National Phi public relations officer and "\\e have such Incredible lioiiiosevuality. The talk will be in Kappa Phi President—elect immediate past president of brainpovv er at N(‘Sl said le IlaiTclson llall troin ISM) pin. Weltdttll McKen/ic and the chapter. several groups l-iiikle. to l:.i(l p.nI. Participants are asked to NCSU (‘haneellor Mary e of students and one group Acadcitiics are not the bring a bag lunch. for bustling Duke dorms Anne Fox. of faculty are inducted each onlv part of this Induction On Friday. March .24. there will be The NCSU (‘hapter of Phi year. This year‘s inductees .I H(il.x\ party at ‘) pin. Kappa Phi was fotinded in process. Phi Kappa Phi The events are open In .ill tneni Soulhgatc‘s faculty-intesi- philosophy who lives in the l923. Since then. it has Included juniors. seniors. requires that its members bers of tile N(’Sl' and [lie 'lrianglc Twit Dams dencc. who joined the pro- Arts Theme House. graduate sttideiits. students not only c\cc| in academia. the L lirnnicle tl‘tike l'I gram when his children left inducted some of the Ittosl at the School of Veterinary but also be of good charac conuntinity. Angie MeCoI'd. a Trinity academically successful l\1edicine. factilty and dis- lcl tl'~\\'ll{lit DURHAM. hoitie. “The only drawback freshman and Southgate resi— students at N(‘Sl‘. This tiiigtiislied alumni. Reading and Poetry (‘oiitest N.(. __ After going through as far as I am concerned is dent. feels that Allard is very year. over ltlll students. Several awards were also part of poetry festival the freshman IS. the sopho- occasional noise from drunk supportive of residents. “He faculty and altimni were l‘inkle went nit to cvplain given .it Monday 's ceremo- more slunip and senioritis. students in the wee hours of attends all our |lloiisc inducted as new members. the criteria for induction. tiy. The lien R. Morris As part of the ()weanalters the morning." is From the junior class. only Fellow sliip Award Is given Creative Writing series. poet many people are happy to Council] meetings and According to the program 3 percent of students were to some of the top members Kathryn Stripling Byer will read leave college and dorm life Through the faculty-intes— really helpful with that." of Monday's ceremony. chosen. and from the senior of the senior class. some of her work during a poetry behind. However. in It) East idence program. which has McCord said. “The primary objective of reading and coith‘ietition (‘ampus residence halls and existed in some form for Dean of Trinity (‘ollege the national Honor Society class. only (I percent. [inch "Ben Morris was our The event. which is sponsored by in a few houses in Trent and almost three decades. Duke Bob Thompson feels this sort of Phi Kappa Phi is the of the junior students chn alumnus who gave a getter- the N(. State [)epaitment ot on West Campus. sortie Duke professors serve three—year of involvement is very recognition and encourage- sen had a grade point aver- ous donationto Phi Kappa l.nglish. will be held at 7:30 pm. on University professors choose terms living in spacious important. and he explained ment of superior scholar» age of 4.0 and each of the Phi." said Finkle. Tuesday. April It in the Caldwell to live side-by-sidc with stu- apartments in tin-campUs why the majority of faculty— ship in all academic disci» seniors chosen had a grade That money has been put Lounge. dents arid he as much a part residence halls. "l think most in-residenee live on liast. plines." point average of 3.887. to use providing fellow- The winner of the poetry competi- of everyday dorm life as any of them enjoy the more fre~ “The program is one that The students who were Graduates students also ships for top students to tioti will be announced at the read- 18-year-old. quent and informal interac- affects the first-year campus inducted into Phi Kappa had grade point averages of assist with the cost of grad- ing. “In my advanced middle tion with students." said primarily and is a good way Phi live up to this standard. 4.0. liach undergraduate ttate school. The event is free and open to the age. I atn stimulated by the Associate Dean for to introduce first-year stit- The requirements for student inducted was This year's Ben Morris public. energy and freshness of IS- Residential Life Benjamin dents to interacting with fac- induction into Phi Kappa required to have at least 45 Fellowship Awards went to For more information. contact the yearolds." said Bill Allard. a Ward. the program's director Phi are very strict. hours of credit frotn linglish Department at 5 lS-4l09. math professor and and an associate professor of Sae DUKE, Page 2 According to Grace Finkle. NCSU. See KAPPA, Page 2

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Fall 2000 Registration Dates Htme\er. she likes heiiig ;t\;tl|v tactilt)—invi'esideni.‘e. hut site has able to help residents through these met hoth Allard and Staiigl when . times. She pointed to a diar) entr) visiting friends in other dorms. sent to her h) a l'ormei‘ resident who "Sotithgzite‘s and Bassett‘s I know Classification Opening Dates Continued horn Page i had taken a semester ot'l‘ ITUIH are real!) good." Lieh said. Duke. “There is iioi much in this Stangl conceded that some parts till) outside of the classroom." said “(did that aii_\one could goe me ol' the program are not tip to par. Graduate Students March 22 Thompson. that I would cherish more than the "There is a lot of variability. There Participants reeene tree housing slot") that student shared \\itli me." is del’initel} a learning curve." she Seniors and a paid sivmonth lca\e alter said Stangl. said. adding that the first year in their three seats of sei'\ice, hut This _\eai‘. there are to e openings dorms can he a tough for protes- 121+ Hours Passed March 23 Ward said these incentoes were for the l‘aeiilt}-in~residcnee pro sot‘s. minor compared to the more intan- gram. Belore l‘NS. l'aeult} could Vincen/o Qtiadriiii. an assistant 111-120 Hours Passed March 24 gihle heiielits ol' I‘aciilt_\«student onl_\ ser\'e one tertn. but the stan- professor ol' economics. |i\ed iti interaction. dard changed at'tei‘ Thtilllpsttll (iilhert-Addoms dormitory tor the 101-110 Hours Passed March 27 "I enio} their comersaiions. their {Ul'lllL'd a re\ie\\ committee that first time this year and is satisfied ideas. their diiersit}. their intelli- decided laeull} eotlid he re- \\ iih his e\pei‘ienee o\ei'al|. 92-100 Hours Passed March 28 gence. their passion. their |i\es." appointed. Ward stressed that on!) “l'ni esperiencing no“ the dormi- UN,O2 (AGI)23 March 28 said l)a|ene Stangl. an assistant the \t‘l‘) T‘L'sl L‘dlldltltllt‘s .tl't‘ I'C ioi') e\perienee I ne\'er had." said pi‘ot‘essoi ot‘ the piaettce ot' statis- appointed. ()uadt‘ini. e\plaiiimg that as a stu—. Juniors tics and l'actilt}~in—i'esidence in While Staiigl‘s reappointment dent in iiurope. he ne\er |i\ ed on a Bassett Dormitory In return. Stangl application included ofi letters ot college caiiiptts. 84-91 Hours Passed March 29 said she and her husband. Rick t'ecoiiiiiieiidation collected lioiii ()uadriiii said he has hosted stu— Richardson. otler the residents a residents. adxisers and parents. not dent diiiiiers and discussions and 77-83 Hours Passed March 30 sense ol‘ lamil) and communit) all students haw such gloom: helped iesidents \\ ith their econom- l‘oi' Staiigl. the henetits ot’ close~ praise lor the piogiam. ics pi'ohleni sets. llo\\e\ei'. he said. 70-76 Hours Passed March 31 ness conic \\ iili drimhaeks. and she “|‘\c l]e\el' met no t;iciilt_\ in [Us .t lot ol the success ot' such a pro~ said ilie hardest part ol her ioh is idence." said l‘i'init} treshtitan giant depends on student support. 64-69 Hours Passed April 3 "\\atchiiig the destrticti\e parts ol .\1atlhe\\ Signet; \\lio could not "You need the \tillmgness of stu— caiiipits etilture such as drinking. eien think ot‘ the pi‘otessoi 's iiaiiie. dents to participate in those iiieet~ 60-63 Hours Passed April 4 e\aiii cramming and selccii\e Sii/aiine Lieh. also .i illllll) iiigs." Qtiadrini said. AGl (O1) April 4 rush." lreshiiian. does not interact \\ itli Ilt‘l' Sophomores had l-i auard “timers ot the iiiipoitanee ol' the name and national lello\\ships iii the past insignia ol' Phi Kappa Phi \sas 54-59 Hours Passed April 6 KAPPA _ 15 seats. e\plained. The motto of Phi Being selected loi iiieiiilwiship Kappa Phi is “let the love ol‘ 50-53 Hours Passed April 7 Continued irom Page 1 itiio Phi Kappa Pitt is an honor. learning rule huiiiatiit)." and one \\ou|d think that may "’I‘he (ireek letters Phi Kappa 47-49 Hours Passed Apn|10 ('hi'istoplier B. ’l'i'tiiiiaii \\|tt\ “on one “ho \\ as in\ited \\ould ioiii Phi are the initials ot' the society's ‘sT'ttti and hUItttl'dNe iiieiitioit tor This. ho\\e\er. is not the case. motto: Philosopliia Krateilin 44-46 Hours Passed April 11 the national lt‘llou ship. .-\lhei‘t J. “The thing Is. all these great stu- Photon-let the [ow ol’ Learning 40-43 Hours Passed Apnl12 \Vliaiigho \son H.800 and is dents get iii\iiations. hut onl_\ Rule lltiinanits." said .-\. \Vayie N('Sl”s chapter nominee tor the about St) peieent ioin Phi Kappa Inc}. the regional \ice president 35-39 Hours Passed April 13 national tellou ship. \xhich \iill Phi." said Pinkie. ol’ the organi/aiion. he decided this \\ eeisend. .\t .\londas‘s cereiiioit). the 30-34 Hours Passed Apn|14 .\ccoi'ding to liinlsle. 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primaries? MIMI-1.“.i ot‘dct‘. totge \‘v. lltlet and .\l Dividittg the tiation Into rotating (itilt' \\Ill l‘c‘ lllL' blocs of power. with the liast lx’ej'ittblt..tti atid beginning Iii lilo-l. the South in lletnoctattc picstdetttial noiiIttIees. loos. the Midwest in Int: attd tlte Iespecttvely. lhct'c Is notlting nec- West iti 2()l(i wottld succeed in leveling ilh ti few large or noti-representa- the playing field of tive states deciding, the presidential Influence. It would nominees. is the slate of the tttiioti err. however. tn during election year really a slate of confu- favoring certatti can- sioii'.’ didates; conserva— tives would lock tip the elections of 2(th atid 3012. essai'tly w mug with those choices: while liberals would likely win in what Is wiottg Is that tltosc deci- .‘(ltl-t and Into. Such a sy stein ~Iiills \‘ cte made .i mete stv weeks wottld also endanger states‘ rights into an its week ptttttaiy season. to run their own primaries. the "\ttpet lacxday" t‘t‘sttlls of Voting according to time lone. \latt h " tttillilted tltc votes ol wlitle seemingly clinical aiid fair in -.t.itcx whoxe pt'tttiat'tex w lll contin- Its randomness. would be difficult. itc tttto .litttc ti mainly because tnany states evIst In a. "if It Is .ilteady a cliche to say tltat multiple time /ones. Inequality also the noIItitIattons are "locked up." wotild be inherent. because the What sttclI .l plttase means. how ev - l‘;l\lL‘l‘ll .‘s‘tandard Time holds many Hillsborough Street et. Is that sonic states have \\\tll* states. whereas the Pacific Standard lowed the key which allows other lllltL‘ holds only a few. sltllcs lt‘ ”ttttlttt‘ls" lllosc I'cstllls. The smallest-to largest plan, \\lnle lowa. \cw llattipshttc. dubbed “The Delaware Plan." does Wait staff undercover \ottth (Knoltna and ('ahlot'nta the best job of guaranteeing politi< decided tltt ptcstdeticy; other pow cal clottt to every state. While erfttl states like llltttots. l‘lot'tda atId stnall xtatcs vvottld lock tip catn- would be the best time to prove my makes his tor herl monev~_. liach way, Don‘t spend .in e\tt.t hour .It a t'olotado w etc left with hand tne« paign sttIcs. larger states would poittt to myself. So. finally. this server is assigned a section of table talking about the wart on .lowti noititnees. .\lany states dId still IIIonopolI/e delegate distribu— l have just com— year I took the old friend of mine tables depending on skill. in order yottr lell foot oi ontI dog‘s last not have the limit} of voting for tion The problem of violating pleted ati evperi» tip on her dare. I went in one day to for the servers to make the optimal operation liccatixe that table Is .I t)t't ttI llatch. (iaty Batter ot' .lolttt states‘ rights. however. Is still a ment of epic pro- a local restaurant and applied for a amount of money for thetnselves. moncyniaktng tool tot .l woiket. .\lc(‘.titt Such dental is ttntatt' concern here»especially for states portions. Let me job as a server. Sure. I had to cut they must "turn tables" quickly. Also. ll sotncotte dtopx you lIIttts and \\.Ixhtngton bigwigs I‘ccogttt/e like Tevas and California. whose ..mm“A3. tell yott all abottt back my hours at my real job and What this means for those not abottt the stoic clositte ot xtat’ts that Injustice. primaries are already povverfttl itt it: school suffered a little bit. btit. hey. schooled in the jargon of restauA cleaning up neat you and tolling l’topoxed .nIIetIdIItents to the Pl‘l‘ both issue formation aiId delegate A few years ago. a friend of mine it was all in the natne of science. so rants is that the wait staff wants as silverware III her section. that maty caletidat only replace current distribittiotis. said to Inc that waiters and wait— I figured I could sacrifice. many people to cotiie and eat at means that l‘t'lslllt Ix ready to go ptoblents w Ith new ones. however. Needless to say. the alphabetical I'L's‘ses were overworked atid under— What l found iii the little-known their tables as possible. home for the night and ll Ix time for llIe IIIajot proposals under constdv plan is a desperate attempt at non- paid. I argued the opposite side of realm of the restaurant was incred- What patrons of restaurants do yott to leave. It Is really easy; just etattoti include voting according to partisanship. Not surprisingly. the the issue to my friend. saying that ible: nearly everything my friend not realize is that every minute that tise common sense and remember iegioiial blocs. voting according to platt is favored by Representative they were making plenty of money had said was true! they spend chatting it tip at a serv ltow these places work tune /'I\llv's. voting according to Bob Riley. a Republican frotn. of for such a low-skill job that The servers in this country truly cr's table is costing that server The second Issue Is gratuity. land .ttea, In ascending order. and all places. Alabama. required a small amount of work. are underpaid and they work very money.’ By camping out for hours Now. I know that lot many of you voting .itcoidttig to alphabetical To that point. my friend replied hard. but those were not the main at a table in that server’s section. this Is a sore subject because yott that she believed that every persott Issues affecting most people on the you the cttstottter are pulling cash don‘t feel ll Is Important to tip CHMPUS FORUM in America should hold a job on watt staff at ttty workplace. The ottt of their hands. well. But l w ant you to hear me ottt the wait stalf of a testaiirant in most important and most unexpect- Now. I know that sounds harsh attd think about It betore you blow order to gain fttll appreciation of ed reali/ation 1 came to was that and l ant not suggesting that every - this section of my column oll. .vl// A‘ltl’flf rent to (limp/Ir For/m; the toils aiid trials of the server. I Let me tell you fItst that l wax (.‘rr/t/éwnyJ (font/Md") are Mrproperty (if most people in this country do Itoi one cat in silence as quickly as atIIa/ed at the dilletettcex tit tips I just laughed atid said that someday know how to give gratuity correct- possible. pay attd then bolt for the personally received from different lkr/tn/im”. 'I71w '1i’t‘lflllt‘li'lfl editorial.rfagff reserve! I would prove her wrong. ly and do not understand how a door. parties given the same quality of f/Jt' Iffi/t/ /(/ «(l/f i7// (limp/Ir lam/21 [crime/”or am— A few years catne attd went and I restaurant functions. I am here What I am saying is that everyone st‘t'v tcv‘. settled into a real career-track job today to clear up the confusion attd should use a little common sense l fottnd that thctc are gender i‘m/ zmi/ spirit). 'I 7.2m» 1': a Arm/r of 250 word: on atid a school career. attd I forgot hopefully help make servers and remember how that friendly differences lll tipping. cultural Chm/mt "mu/21 Mina. about the conversation ttntil one around the world a happier group. server of yours is making his rent differences Iti tipping and even day about five months ago. need- The first Issue at hand is the way money tonight. Just go into the scvttal orientation gay or lesbian. tnost people do not ed money for a show that l was that a restaurant functions. Here is restaurant. have a nice dinttcr. yak Jeans Day at reali/c we are a member of that going to see and figured that now how your friendly everyday waiter it up a little and then be on your See HALBERT Patio 6 minority. Different from t'actal. gett- N.C. State der or ditterently~abled minorities. This week t\l.ttch Zillxli ts our IIItnot'tty stattts Ix often not self- Humans: more lltsevttal (iay. lesbian and \lhes c v i d c II t than mammals? \\\.Itt‘ttcss “eels .tl \ (1 State. ‘\s the name ttnpltex. this Ix a week of ()rgant/et‘s III our movement “Remembering the Spirit." time that the material wealth of ltt stInI. we are lcaimng that. III .icltvtltc‘s .tt'tl .ltlttitls tlc‘slgllv‘il lvt devised political actions designed to Democratic Nebraska Senator Bob American society has increased. It the race to gain ottr "valuables." we t.Il\t‘ .t\‘..llv‘tlt‘\s .ll‘i'tll lllc' l\\tlL‘\ Tilt" make its less Invisible. ()ne of these ”)im (Hltl nn‘. Kerrey. the only Congressional seems that the more stuff we can lost our values. in: li( il \ people III the \t ‘81 ' cotn~ actions. devised for college campus- lat/iv. ain't nothing Medal of Honor recipient ever to have. the more we see that it‘s not livet’yonc talks about the moral tummy and Ill the community at- es over It) years ago was “leans Ittll IiiiiiiI/nu/i; so serve in the Senate. recently decid- out] we wanted in the first place. decay of this country without rec— large \s .i ct‘ttttal tenure of Day." This Is d tradition that has beett left (In it like r/Ii'v ed to end his service because of "a When the “meaning of life" sur- ogni/Ing that It wax the moral \watettexx \\eek. today Is ".lcttttx ongoing at NCSl' for a number of do on Illl‘ spiritual. interpersonal and creative veys are dotie and people are asked strength of our past that provided ltay ” lhts ix the da\ when all \(‘Sl’ years. One need not be bisexual. gay Divt'ot (‘I v ('Ititnlti‘l" cistern that needs to be filled back what they want ottt of life. sttre. the possibility lot out present. The xtttdcntx .llltl xtatl it hit are supportive or lesbian io patttctpate. one sitnply "Ii/tr Boil Tour/I. " l'ltt' up...lt‘s a little dry right now." some people say a big house or a Supreme Being that \\ ;l\ once .il \‘tlll.flll_\ .llltl :ttxttce tot‘ l‘lsc‘\l|;tl. need be sttppottive of equal rights H/oot/lmtntil (hing During a GOP Debate on Jan. 15. nice car. But. when you ask thctii referred to by such names as "The gay tttd lexliiatt people are encour- and justice for all. presidential hopeful Alan Keyes why. when you ask them what Almighty" has now been diluted iecd to \\c.tt ieans to school Why do we use jeans as a sytiibol Godisnowhet‘c. declined the offer to give a closing those things will give them. they into a lowercase god literally. a in this way '.’ The reasoning is simple. In the Me Decade of the 1980's or statement and instead led his fellow say things like purpose. signifi- character Iit an animated NBC sll~ ill the eatly day x ol the gay arid les- jeans are atticles of clothing the the Melrose Place Decade of the candidates in a nationally televised cance. importance. comfort. securi— com. bian movement. oI'gatIt/crs til ottr ntost. If not all. college students own. l‘Ntl‘s. that would have read "God prayer. Recent school shootings ty. love. happiness. Itiovetnent wot'tted that ottc ot ottr One need not rttn otIt to buy some- is nowhere." Lately. however. have gotten schools to dttst tiff People still sing tltc national biggest lIIIItliancex was ottr lll\i\ll‘ll- thing ttew. They are an Innocuotts American society seems to have I984‘s Equal Finally. it seems. we've learned“ anthem at liallgamex and school ttv ’l hat ix. tltIl‘ issitcx wetc not taken form of clothing. not like asking changed the word to mean "God Is Access Act. which or. at least. we're learningwthat assemblies. but have tot'gottcn the tip by the tnedta. go\ct’ntncttts. littst- everyone to wear something they now here." allows for religious extracurricular importance can‘t be ordered ottt of last stati/a. nesxcs. clittichcs and out latittltes. normally wouldn’t. There are coni- Blockbuster movies like “The activities in public schools. a catalog. that there is no wwwnhap- “0 thus be It ever when trec tnen The largest tc.isott for otIt Invisibility plaints of the action which in years Matriv" and “The (ireen Mile" are Are we rediscovering our Messiah piness.com (ok. there is. but yott shall stand/Between theII lov‘d was tattd still Isi the fact that. unless built on big bttdgets only slightly iii the IIIainstream'.’ Are we resur- get my pointi. that significance home atid the war's we sclftdenttty .Ix being litsevttal. See FORUM Page 4 more than they are built on Biblical t'ecting—so to speak—Citizen does not come with four-wheel desolation;t‘Blext with \Iet‘ry and bases. Oprah Winfrey dedi- Christ'.’ I think so. drive. that you catt combine all of peace. may the lieav'nriescttcd cates five or to minutes at And I think that it's not just mil- the love songs that Celine Dion. land/Praise the l’ow‘t that hath the end of each show to a lennial madness; it’s not a coinci- Mariah (‘arey arid the Backstreet made and preseiv'd us a nation/ dence that the spiritual realm of Boys have to offer and still not segtitetit called society has increased at the same know love. See MORGAN Page 4 North Carolina State Unitirrsng's Early registration a bad tradition Student Newspaper Sinrr l92tl tion'.’ with advisors. this is an excellent After TRACS was implemented. few Editor in Chief features l'dttoi Sarah [. Miano "Prior to Wolfstock. a series of three opportunity to discuss the matter. groups had access to the registration Ebonie Polite Opinion lidtler Jimmy "gal! Thanks to every» panics took place near the end of spring Before I start. let me say that l have process before doctoral students attd Collections Manager Sherrie Owen one who sent e- semester. The first pany started on Fast taken advantage of early registration as seniors. Now. not only catt students reg ntails. faxes and Campus. followed by Central Campus a University Scholar. But. after the ini— ister through the telephone. bttt they can General Mana er Photography lldilot Mike Pittman phone calls in Crate the following weekend. The last tial stint of selfishness. I see why that also ltig onto their cotnputers attd t‘egis» kit‘dl‘ltlc‘S l‘dttor Mark Mclawnom response to my col- celebration was called West Campus early registration for select groups mtist tcr over the lntemet. Kell Ma I 99 Classifieds .\tanager nauglas lloncannon tttnn last week on Jain. end. 'Why are we allowing certain groups News littitois latk Mazer 8 Danielle Stanfield traditions. First. let tne apologize “Sure. we had too much to drink. but Which groups receive early registra— access to registration before their time. Atht‘l'llSlllfs’. l’trct tor tarrah Sanders for mixing tip the names of the we were contained on campus and. tion or priority registration'.’ Students aceordittg to the outline in the TRACS Sports l‘dttot‘ dark Ualg .\d. l‘I‘odttttIoiI L'luct [f‘lt Gonzalez light song and "The Red and more importantly. on foot. The adminis- with disabilities. student-athletes. Parks book'.’ It is not Registration and White." tration of N(‘SU took away the celebra- and University Scholars. Records' fault: they are probably talisttti.‘...... i...... 5t5—24i I TOL: Technician Otilane Second. l would like to share tion at East. Central and West Before telephonic registration receiving pressure from top university l\tl\'\‘l'll$lll:{...... SIS—2029 httpr//www.techntctanonllne.com an excerpt from an e-mail I Campuses in return for one big event (TRACS). students had to stand in lines administrators. l ant sure it would make t‘ax ...... 5l5~5l33 received frotn an N.C. State called Wolfstock. The event was held at Reynolds Coliseum. A student might the process simpler if all students regis- £523 \Vttherspcxin Student Ccntcr Campus l‘ortitti: techiomm-lansuetlu alumnus about Wolfstock: on one of the intramural fields that stand in line for an hour to find out that tered according to their classification. Box 3608. NL'Sll Campus l‘I'css [email protected] “I agree IOU percent with you allowed police to keep everyone fenced a prefemed section was full. Then. he'd personally feel that having some Raleigh. I 'C 27595 .‘s’tiOts' Informal tori: tethinfo®ntsu.ldu that NCSU needs its traditions. in. and they even limited the amount of go stand in another line for an hour. freshmen register before seniors is not ' )[ilttlflthexpressed Ill thecolumns.cartoons.photoIllustrationsandlettersthat appearonTethnictan's pagesarethe now maybe more than ever. it alcohol that students could bring in. The Because it took so long to register. cer- exactly fair. no matter who they are. slt‘yvsoi the ltltll\ttlttal \\l’tlt'l’\.Illtl-..Ittootttsts theunsignededitorialsthat appearontheleftsideot theeditorialpage your article. you mentioned beginning ot' the end—spring semester. tain groups felt they deserved to register The arguments for early registration we the opinion at the paper and are the :t'xpotistbility ol the l dttot InChtel. Wolf'stock as one of the tradi- [986.“ before the rest of the student body. from the scholars groups are vagueh [t'vllltlvldll tl'Sl‘s 34% Moi -.x the t'lllvldl stittk-iitniii newspaper at M‘ State t'niversity and is publishedevery tions that were \lotiday lttesdav. “(‘(llk‘\ti.!\ .tiiil llittt'sil.t\ tliit-ttehout the acadcnncyeat trottt \ttgttstthnittgh Mayevcept during killed by the Another tradition on campus that I Soon. every group on campus had they more or less amount to recruiting l‘.v’ll|tl.l\\andevanttnanon prtIods ('opyrieltt I ‘ NWby the Student Media Atttlionty All tights reserved Toreceive administration. Did you know would like to see killed is early registra~ some sort of priority registration: few and retaining tactics. iepitvtatiton. please “llti‘ tlk‘ ldttoi III('htet Suhwnption cost Ix $75 peryear Printedby Burlington that Wolfstock itself was a tion. With TRACS books appearing followed the registration times set by ,s‘ttnixsitittlltlk‘s \ewxt.itllttthngtott. \ C tool used to kill another tradi~ across campus and students meeting hours passed. See PAYNE Page 4 TECHNICIAN 4 pinion \\I'Ilncsd.I\. .\I.IIIII 32. lllllll

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State students in David el to Cuba for David (ireene’s MDS speak of. free health care and educa» that all their natural processes will constrained because they were not Greene’s M08 302 course ventured 302 Technology and Value‘s course. lion and low division between fami- create the world‘s highest quality tree to travel otitsidc the country. to Cuba to learn about education, otir Spring Break trip was ftill of ly incomes. problems that normally cigars. were required to show Illclt ll) to surprises. confusions and re-evalua— plague a Third World country are l battled with myself whether to any policeman who randomly asked health care and factory life, and liotis of everything we had heard or relatively low. Over the nest few give handouts to the workers who them for it on the street and were not experienced a Spring Break unlike read about the country. Mention the days. we saw some of these socialist asked its for money as we walked by supposed to talk against the govern- others who had “lun-n-the sun” in word “Cuba" to me one month ago. guarantees tip close. their workstations. l-,\cn though the ment. at least not publicly. Still. we and I might have said ”impover— We talked to an administrator at government guarantees them an heard reports that people do trav cl Daytona Beach. ished. oppressed. a police-state." one of the top ' ospitals in the coun- income. i know that l have come easily and do openly speak their >s~y .. But the Cuba l fotnid was fun-lov ing try who explained the medical sy s- from a much richer country. A dol- mind. and upbeat with seemingly relaxed tem. It is largely preventative rather lar to me is almost nothing. To them. Ironically. the "illegal” interaction MEGRN llitiv rules. than purely curative and insures a it‘s a meal between its Allicl‘lctlltS and the Spec i.ll to 'lc. hiiittan "Communism with a Caribbean physician for each Cuban family. We spent two to three days on the Cubans was what made ilic trip twist" was how our tour gttide. The administrator expressed the ill- paradisal beaches of Vcradero. sup» come alive, Whether we were get- When we I] Americans walked limilio. described it. in a country effects of the US. embargo on the posedly one of the world‘s touristy ting fed in the (‘tiban homes in lifted froin “My Cousin Vinny." off our btis steps and into a Cuban that revolves around dancing. rtim. system. such as the shortage of some hot—spots. Ctibans do not even con- Havana. being talked into buying When she engages in pillow talk community for a ('omi'rt' tlt- Ill tobacco arid the sun. “oppression" is medical supplies and pharmaceuti— sider it to be Cuba. Yet. compared to lllcll goods in tile streets or getting with her boyfriend tAaron thti'iisu rlc lu Rt’l'lilllt'llln meeting. almost a foreign word. cals. Any technology made with the tourist fantasy worlds like Las schemcd into buying them runi after Eekharti. it's filmed in a series of we were welcomed with wariii voic— We started our trip in Havana. the over lS’é of American pans are Vegas and Miami. the town was a they showed its a night hangout rapid dissolves. giving a realistic. es. speaking Spanish phrases only a capital of Cuba. Walking around the banned from Ctiba. and Atticrican small beach town with only little spot overlooking the city. bonds intimate feel to the surroundings. couple of us understood. streets and markets. it was hard to tnedical journals must travel development of big resorts_ At formed despite our governmental Later. they engage in a your~work« Little hands interlocked ours and take in all the sites. smells and “around the world” before they places like these. our class discus- conflicts. is»inoi'e-important—than»me argu- pulled tis onto the cement dance sounds of Cuba. People gathered in reach Cuba. sions turned itito concern for what a At the end oi the CDR meeting in ment seen in a litindred other films. floor with about 25 children dancing doorways. sitting on steps. Little We also saw iii a country school in lifting of the CS. embargo would Pinarc del Rio. the children w alkcd A series of clever investigation salsa and merenguc. Plates of food girls dancing in the street. Boys l’inare del Rio. one teacher for every do to these towns. We decided the around handing tis their addresses scenes are followed by iioi one. but and bottles of vodka sat out in front playing stick ball with small bats seven students. all tentative. quiet. Caribbean does not need another and retrieving ours, A boy i had two musical tiiontages showing of their four-story high apartment atid tennis balls. ()pen doorways cooperative arid seemingly eager to island ftill oi American products. quickly become friends with my ited Erin getting petition signatures. An building where their parents stood and windows to apartments with learn. As we went from class to tourists and big industry. me into his parents house. llis fam- anguished father's reali/atioii that talking amongst themselves Spanish guitar music and smells of class. first to third grade students Sure. it is safe to say' that we got ati ily ran from room to room oi'lcring a power company is responsible for The CDR meeting in the province Ctibaii food floating outside. "Hey unabashedly stood tip one after incomplete. glossy picture of Cuba. nic food. a place to sit and a chance his family‘s medical hardships is of Pinare del Rio. like many things friend. where you from'.’ Taxi'.’ another and sang songs and per- For one. we were tourists arid the to watch their 'l‘\. I couldn't help movitigly illustrated in a series of we saw dtiring otir nine-day stay iii formed skits for us. We returned bttt feel uncomfortable and suspect- quick shots showing him impotent- Cuba. was not what we NC. State Cigars?" front every third person. contrast between the restaurants. ed that they wanted money or ly screaming and sobbing at the students had expected. When i Aiid of course the cloud of “psst” their generosity as one student in hotels and nightclubs for foreigners American company‘s plaiit. which is seen in heard we were having a question- "lisst" from the local men to the otir group satig “Leaving on a Jet and locals is frightening. By law. goods lil return for their the distance. This is almost imme- answer session with a (‘ubati com- women in our group. Plane" to them. tourists are required to get the best kindness. I quickly left the house diately followed by a cliched "ill it was many times easy to forget We also saw the ins and otits of a treatment and facilities. Locals are and returticd to the party. munity organization. I pictured a we were in a “Third World" country. rum and a tobacco factory. which not even supposed to talk to foreign- Alter we had left the meeting and I room with white floors and walls. The main streets were relatively litv are both geared to produce quality ers. although that is one rule of reflected over the evpcrience. l realr metal folding chairs and men in ter-free. Beggars were not as promi— products. Instead of drying out their many that is not strictly enforced. i/ed may be II was my own culture. suits lecturing Us about the good of nent. needy or persistent as other tobacco leaves in one day. as Secondly. as outsiders. we grew to rather than his. that had made itie Communism But the CDR meeting countries some of the students had American farms do in caring bins. assume that the people were more feel uncomfortable around this mis- turned ottt to be more of a party -i'ull» judged boy in his misunderstood otit Cuban sty le. visited. In a country with guaranteed Cuban farmers dry otit their leaves paranoid about the rules than neces‘ land.

45-.”- (a “VCR. i (in. NCSU grad returns for release party The “Pretty Woman" is back. lingland‘s first Cl) “(‘ocooning" was mg tip her musical talents. "I felt torn in two I had made a promise to my self to finish my Olivier England comes back to Raleigh singing released at the time of her graduation from directions so often. like being schi/ophrenic. degree at NCSl‘. btit at the same time i knew woman talks abotit life" scene. songs of love andLoss with a new CD. NCSl’. and that change of going from college l wanted to be working on my This is the trouble with “Erin sttidenl to college graduate is part of the over- mUsic ftill time in order to keep Brockovicli." based on the true lives Hitt all mood of the CD. it is an acoustic CD. and evolving and improving." she story of a twiccalivorced single Assistant i‘t-attircs liditoi' the album. according to England. is about stiltl. mother who almost single-handed- “change moving from one stage of life to the lingland also btiilt a strong fati- ly' brought about a lawsuit against With the release of her second album. NC. nest and all the growing that comes with that." base while at NCSl'. pct‘foimtng Pacific (ias and lilcctric. resulting State graduate Kyler England returns with "If Her new (‘1). “If the World Would Just End." at places like (‘oft'eeSlMt‘ and iii a 8‘33 million settlement. It‘s a the World Would Just lind." The release party is about her experiences with love and watch- Stewart Theater. and she comes classic “David vs. Goliath" story. for the new CD is going to be held iii Raleigh. itig her mother fight cancer. back as often as possible to per» the kind that has already been told Currently residing in Boston. lingland want- "In the early stages of her illness. when there form for them She tistially per» in such films like "Silkwood." It‘s ed to have the release party here iii her home- was still hope that she might figlil it off. l forms here twice a year. and the also a merging oi two distinctively town. "I've been wanting my North Carolina wrote the title track. The idea was that if the last time was lot the Take Back different talents: maior bov-officc fans to hear me perform with my batid for a world ended at that moment. we would all go the Night March concert si\ star Julia Roberts and Independent long time so the release party was the perfect together and we would end at a point where months ago. film icon Steven Soderbergh. opportunity for tis to hit the road." she “lid. the future still held hope and none of our fears "I‘m thrilled to be back on my whose last several filtiis ("Out of The release party is March 24 and will be held had become reality." lingland said. home turf." lziigland said of her Sight." "The Limey"l were criti- at Kings. Between (‘l)s she also fell in love. which is return to Raleigh. cally acclaimed btit almost totally The party will feature performances by the other source of inspiration for the songs. "I Tickets for the release party are unseen. As a result. “Brockovich” England and her band. which is made tip of found otit what it really means to love some- $5 and cart be purchased at King‘s. is a strange amalgam of a glitzy Cathy Chalmers on drums. Zeke Johnson on one. so there are several songs on this album which is located at «ll-i S. studio star vehicle and a gritty. bass and Judson Crane on electric guitar. about new love and the raw-ness of emotion it McDowell St. in downtown low-budget film. and it never quite England‘s producer. Richard ()liver Furch. inspires." Raleigh. There will be two perfor» who may play keyboards at the party. will also While at NCSU England. a chemistry manccs. the first at 7 pm. and the See ERIN. Page 6 -be in attendance, major. maintained a 4.0 GPA and began build- second at it) p.m.

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As the ease _L‘HC\ on. lil‘lll l'rnds riuiiierotrs olistaeles in her \\.l_\'. including Hitkl’i. a |a\\_\er limit a bigger l'irm tl’eter MTRAVEL (‘o_\otei and the el'l‘eet ol' her \sork WE'VE BEEN THERE. on her home lite. hut eoiitinues to it} to get ~iustree tor the eoiiipan} 's \retinis, Man) ol' the l‘ilrn's stranger aspeets are aetuall} true; the real lii‘in Broekmieh. as seen in inter» \ re“ s and in a eariieo as a uartress in the lilm. aetuall} does look a lot like Julia Roberts. and tea”) does dress and talk in the manner seen on sereen. The trouble with “Erin llroekm ieh" doesn‘t have as iiiueh to do Will] the aeeurae} ol’ its eon— tent as the seript h) Susannah (iratit t“li\ er Alter.” the upeoitiing "28 Ha) s"). whieh einhraees almost e\er)' eliehé in the histor) ol lililt. The most interesting touehes to Washer/dryer in every apartment. 7DAYSA WEEK COLLEGE 5PM {02AM the ﬁlm eoiiie l‘roin Soderhergh. who goes the film a realistie. louer-elass feel that helps to moms LIVE aeeentuate the reality of the \lllltle DRAFT ruunsum iron and keep the film grounded. BEER The aeting i.s eredihle tRoherts sun-Mon DANCING! BANDS deserves some kind ot~ award tor TUE riitiintaining her dignity in eount» THURSDAYS less elemage-revealing oiitt'rtsi, 4o mun Bum, but it’s never clear whether “lirin BEER BAR GAMES! 9pm Broekmieh" is supposed to he a i‘etilistie exploration of an extraor~ New .s'tirii'irii/ tI/iiII’Irtir iilr'. /ii'i int/tutor; li’rmi s‘v't WU. rum dinar) ease or a Julia Roberts l'rhn about a poor girl who makes good ii'iii'ii‘..-"ll)l,i<{i'slprri’tiiiiVirrsworii ill/flls‘Ilfl til'tltl ”JCAIIIICV CORNER OF DAWSON & CABARRUS Most ol‘ the time the ﬁlm tries to Our CIubhouse is now open at 3101 Compatible Way. DOWNTOWN RALEIGH he both at once. and the result. \xliile sometimes entertaining. is www.warehouserestaurant.com wildly unesen. TEcliNiciAN Wediicsikn . .\I.irtli 32. lllllll 7 Sports ed any help. they are getting one of nation. 6-2 combo guard Scooter Slicrrill in needs to get them l)\ er the edge and the top prepsters in the nation. This four—man class will consist of'a the N.(‘. State red and white doing into the NCAA‘s next year. HOUSE DAVE As a pan of their two-man class. the pair of big men and a pair of combo his best Steve Francis rrnpression as He will look to blend (i-S wing for- Terps will receive the services of guards. lt' h—X power forward Jason he will sky over anyone in his way ward Maurice Young into his rota- Continued from Page 8 Continued from Page 8 high-flying (i-l) power forward (,‘hris Parker is able to qualify academical— when taking the hall to the rack. Not tion. Young is a solid athlete who has Wilcox. Wilcox. who played for ly. he could give the Tar Heels a dom- only does Sherrill possess phenome- a nice jutnpcr. He should be just This season. House became the ership. Enloe High School in Raleigh. is one inating post presence that Brendan nal athleticism. he also has a nice another weapon (jilleii can look to only player in Pac-lll history to The Yellow Jackets‘ incoming of the most spectaculardunkers in the Haywood was unable to provide for touch from the perimeter. thereby for firepower next season. score 4!) or more points iii a single ‘ li'esliiiian class consists of three play— high school ranks. The only thing the first four months of the season. making him a scoring machine. Wake Forest: Head coach Dine game four times in one year. His ‘ ers and only one of them is a consen— keeping Wilcox frorn being one of The Heels also signed 7-6 center The Pack will also have a pair of Odom will have one of the itiost \cl- career high oi oi came Jan. 8 stis top—11)!) prospect. the nation‘s most exciting newcorn- Neil Fingleton. who is a McDonald‘s small forwards. 6-8 Marcus Melvin eran—I‘illed rosters in the entire nation against (‘alifornia Their top recruit. (i-3 wing guard ers is he has yet to qualify academi— All—American, and a pair of 6-2 and 6-9 Michael Bell. who tune out- next season. as ten of their |3 schol- Tliosc iinpressisc iitrtiibers came Mary in Lewis. will provide a smooth cally. guards. Adam Boone and Brian standing perimeter skills that will arship players will be juniors arid against defenses tailored to stop stroke from the perimeter. The The other member of the Terps‘ Morrison. give opposing teams tnatchup prob- seniors. Odom is only going to has e him .2. box-and-ones and ltillt‘s. Yellow Jackets other two freshmen class is 7-4 center Matt Slaninka. N.(.‘. State: People can say what lems due to their height. The final one newcomer new season. And that primarily. House is nrore llian ready will be (1-2 point guard Brendon who will be a big-time project for they want about head coach Herb piece to the puule is (i—Z combo will be 7-() center I.)sharna| Scliocl/ to move on to lacing llie man—to- Plaiich and (Mr small forward Gary Williams. Sendek. but face it people. the man guard Trey (iuidry. who is an out— from Germany. who is considered to iitari defenses of the NBA. llalston Lane. North Carolina: After missing out can recruit. standing shooter ITUIII beyond the be a project for the Demon Deacons. “I think I‘ll probably be like a bird Maryland: As ifthe Terrapins. who on prep phenoms Eddie Griffin. The four-man class that is coming arc. . gelling let out of a cage." he said. rcttrm their top eight players in the ()iiiar (‘ook and Darius Miles. the Tar in next season possesses yet another Virginia: Head coach Pete (iillen David Hlihigriml t'iIIl llt' I'i‘tlr flti/ III Eddie House inicaged‘.’ The pros rotation plus transfer Byron Mouton Heels still were able to reel in one of McDonald's All-American. will bring in only one new player SIS—24H or may want to look out. _ yes. that Byron Mouton need- the top recruiting classes in the Wolfpack fans can hardly wait to see next year. but that may be all he Julio/manta Illlll\'.llt‘.\ll.t‘llll

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State will emphasize the pass on offense Atlantic Coast Conference. The challenge is fittdiitg a starting quar- in the running with Sanders arid ”We've got to find corners that OCoordinators will get their chance offense was hit the hardest. losing terback. Jamie Barnette is gone McCray for the starting job. cart play man because that‘s a big to patch up holes during spring loot- si.\ otit of II starters. after shattering ritititerotis school "The key person iit all of this. I part of what we do defensively." ball practice. New offensive coordinator Noriit passing records in his four years NANED THE 1999 ASSisrANr COACH think. is the gtiy pulling the trig- Green said. Cltow. who comes to the Pack after with the Pack. OF THE YEAR at THE AMERICAN ger." (‘Iiow said. State will also be without the ser- 23 years at Brigham Young. plans Chow. who coached such great ()it the other side of the ball. vices of litiebacker lzdrick Stiiitlt mdEﬂEMl’ iisniuN to eventually institute his high—fly- quarterbacks as Ty l)etmer. Steve FOOTBALL FOUNDATION...COACHED Buddy (’ireen returns to State as the dtiriiig the spring season. Stititli. Assistant \poi‘ts l'ditoi' iiig style of offense at State. Young arid Jim McMahon. has DAVEY o’aniEN TROPHY wm- defensiv e coordinator following .si\ who had more tackles in IWS than ("how’s offense .it HYI' was cott- three young players who will com- NERS...COACHED m 20 aowr. years as the head coach at arty Pack freshtnan sirice I987. tore After getting washed otit by rain sistently rated among the best iii the pete for the starting _iob ditritig 'I‘ennesseeChattanooga. Green was the MCI- iii one of his knees iii the oti Monday. the longuiwaited country. spring practice. Sophomore Jaiavis GAMES AT BYU. INCLUDING THE also the defensive coordinator at 1999 season opener agaiitsi Texas. spriitg football season at N.C. State "We feel very strongly that throw - Sanders is the only member of the 1984 NAnowAi. CHAMPIONSHIP State from “Nil-()3. Despite missing spring practice. finally gets underway tltis after: iiig the football is an equalizer." group with any collegiate experi- (irecn has nine starters back frotn Sitiitlt should be ready to go for the noon witlt new head coach Clttick Chow said. ence. bill that consists of l7 pass a ttiiit that was fourth in the ACC in start of the 30m) regular season. Antato at the helm. The problem for Chow this season attempts as Barnette's backup last total defense in l999. This makes Green is also concerned about the Spring football is Usually a time to is finding players to step into the year. Redshirt freshman Toki (ircen‘s job somewhat easier. btit Puck‘s depth on the defensive side work on conditioning arid funda- spots that were v .icated due to grad- McCray got experience irt practice LED CHATTANOOGA TO A i-AA there are still qttestiorts that need to going iitto the spring. The Pack's mentals. btit it carries esira mean- uation. ’I‘heret'orc. Chow said the last year btit has yet to play a dowtt NATIONAL RANKING AND lTS FIRST be answered. top five tacklers front a year ago. ing at State this year. Tltis is the offense might not take off instanta- in college. The biggest question iitark contes however. are back. arid (ireen real- first chance for .-\mato and his staff neously. The newest kid on the block is WINNING RECORD m 6 YEARS...LED at cornerback. where Tony Scott i/es that there is plenty of experi- to evaluate tlte Wolfpack on tlte "()b\iously. we‘d like to throw it Phillip Rivers. the W‘N Alabama THE PACK DEFENSE THAT FINISHED and second—team All-American ettce. field and figure out what holes need around a little bit. btit I tltiitk we Player of the Year. Rivers graduat- 101w NATIONALLY iN TOTAL DEFENSE Lloyd Harrison played last season. “We've got some young guys that to be filled. need to temper some of that with ed a semester early from high Their careers at State have conte to played early that are conting back." Teit starters are gotie from last the people that we have." Chow school arid is already enrolled at iN1990, 17TH m 1991 AND 12TH an end. however. leaving the posi- Green said. "We have plenty of year‘s (i-o squad that finished in a said. State arid participating with the iN SCORING DEFENSE W 1992 tion wide open as spring practice experience at most positions e\cept three-way tie for fifth III the At the moment. Chow 's biggest team. According to Chow. Ri\ers is begins. corner." COMMENTARY ' More talent on Pac vances in N is Wya *0 Let‘s see. we're OState will host Mississippi away front advancing to the Big timeout. the Stirt Devils ran down kctball. it‘s how fragile this whole nothing else other thait sloppy play in the iitidst of; Thursday night with the chance to Apple for the semifinals ofthe NIT. the clock in hopes for a iinal shot. thing is. arid House. one the most 1 In each ot the previous three years. btit Mason was called for a traveling “Here's a great player who ntade House scored 2l points as the Sun chaotic. unprc— . advance to New York. State had lost iii the second round of violation with 5.4 seconds to go. shots all tiiglit loitg. sometimes with Dev ils led 30-26 at the break. House dictable NCAA ‘ Iht‘ NIT. Wilkins was fouled off the guys draped over his shoulders. scored l7 of Arizona State's last It) Tournaments iit‘ JHCK [lair The Pack will host Mississippi. inbounds play. arid ltc calmly hatigiiig on him. spectacular plays. points in the ltalf and assisted oit the recent memory. Sys‘tis Iditt‘i' who beat Southwest Missouri State swished both free throws to give the And he misses that one. If he tnakcs other basket. State led l7-It) off a Obviously. that is 1 7(l-4S Tuesday. Thursday tiight at Pack a (til—57 lead with 7 4 seconds it. we're in overtime." Clifford Crawford juniper with (v45 goitig to be the ‘ With l3 ntinutcs left in Tuesday the ISA for its third—routtd game. to go. Scndek was happy with the play to play. House then reeled ot'fhis l7 topic of my col- night's NIT niatchup between “It‘s good to advance." Sendek "In that situation. that‘s the most he received front Inge Tuesday points outscoring the whole Pack umn. rigbt‘.’ Well. Ari/ona State and N.C. State. the said. “There‘s not a lot of teams still confident I‘ve felt all year long." night. The IQ points represented team by eight - and the Sun Devils guess again. Sun Devils‘ star guard Eddie House playing right now." Wilkins said. Inge‘s second highest point total of had the lead at halftime. Itad scored 31) of his team's 45 House scored his final two points Ari/ona State still had a chance to the year. wlttle the l3 rebounds were In the first. Inge led the way for points. of the night on free throw s with 3:46 send the game to overtiiite. but a season high. State. He scored 13 and added three BASKETBALL Wolfpack head coach Ilerb Seiidek reitiaining to tie the score at 54. House missed a wide-open three "Kenny liige was lantastic." rebounds. figured it was time fora change. His After the Pack‘s Anthony (irundy from the corner as time expired. Sendek said. “We tieeded somebody This was the second meeting of With only two weeks remaining tit team switched defenses and w ettt to made two free throws and the Suit "lMy thought was) ltow iii the desperately to step tip and hate the the year between the two teams. The this year‘s NCAA basketball season. a bos-and-oitc, Devils‘ Alton Mason scored on a world did he get that wide open” kind of night he had on otir front first tneetittg saw State win 79418. one can ottly start looking ahead to The change ntade all the difference tI'iree~point play. Arizona State had a Sendek said. "If we learned any~ court." State held Ilotise to SI points itt that next season. Most Atlantic Coast iii the world. 57~5b lead with lzlb' to play. thing in the last week in college blis~ The first half was remarkable for game. Conference basketball fans are House scored On State's nest offensive posses- aware of who is retuniiitg for the . two poittts the sion. Damien Wilkins got the ball nine respective teams. So now rest of the way as and droyc past his man btit missed would be a good time to introduce : Sltllc' fig-III his pillhllp Juniper. Kenny Inge. yoti to the future of the ACC. cked out a (til-57 who led the Pack with It) points and Let's take a look at nevi year‘s ASU ._ win over 13 rebounds. was on the offensive incoming freshmen throughout the the Suit glass. though. He grabbed the league. Deyils i It)» l 3) .ii the Iznlcrtaiiittient rebound and slammed it home for a Clemson: Nest season. the Tigers and Sports Arena. 58-57 lead with 57 seconds to go. will be one of the youngest teams in "We worked on |tltc bos~and~oncl “llngel probably got that rebound the league witlt eight of the 13 schol- all w eek." Scndck said. before I shot it." Wilkins said. arship players being freshmen or “Fortunately. we ltad that much time After a flurry of timeouts. the Sun sophomores. between games to implement the I)e\il.s' (‘had Prewiti missed a ll- Their four—titan recruiting class bos»and-one because watching foot jump shot that would have includes a pair of top- 100 prospects. Eddie House oti tape...yoti iust had giyen Ari/ona State the lead. but o-S w mg guard Dwon Clifton and b— to have a secondary defense ready. House was able to grab the rebound .7 power forward Chris Hobbs. who became he‘s that good.“ and call timeout. Following the could pro\ ide much-needed help for With the win. the Pack is one win the strugglitig Tigers. Clifton. if he cart improve his shot selection. is a great athlete with a nice stroke frotn State outlasts House the perimeter. Hobbs can tise his NI-‘L body to provide help in the According to Inge. State guard post. The Tigers other two freshmen OArizona State’s Eddie House saw Archie Miller said dtirirtg the game will be 6-2 point guard Tony his magical collegiate career end that House would have to score 40 Stockman and 6-8 wing forward against the Wolfpack. points for the Stin Devils to win. He De'on Dixon. didn‘t tiiiss that figure by much. nel— Duke: And the beat goes on for tittg 33 to go with seven rebounds. head coach Mike Kr/yzew'ski and JIMMY Rims five steals and three assists. high- his top-ranked Blue Devils. as they \i.tii Writer lighted by a pair of no-look passes bring in yet another McDonald‘s Just in frortl of press row last that led to easy baskets for team- All-American. riigbt. Eddie House stood with his mates Tommy Smith and Donnell This year it was Jason Williams. ~iersey pulled up over his head. his Knight. Carlos Boozer and Mike Dunleavy torso exposed. He buried the jersey In spite of the bitter ending. House that were referred to as “diaper and his face in his hands. showed few regrets about his career. dandies". and next year. it will be 6— A scattering of N.C. State students "I gave it all I had and played as 2 combo guard Chris Duhon. The rait past him. celebrating the Pack's hard as I could." he said. "I never Loursiana native will spice tip the just-completed (iii-S7 second-round took one play off. But I'm not done Devils lineup with his 35-foot shoot- NIT victory over Ari/ona State at playing basketball." ing range and ball-handling wil- the Entertainment and Sports Arena. House is a finalist for the Oscar ardry. House‘s posture fit that of a man Robertson Player of tl‘e Year The Devils also received a commit- who had just missed the last shot of Award lie is also the Pac- lil Player ment front o-o wing forward Andre his college basketball career. a of the ’ear. the Pac-lt) scoring Sweet. who could crack the rotation three-pointer from the left corner champion and Ari/.ona State's all— next year with his rebounding and that would have sent the game ittto titiie leading scorer. all—around versatility. overtime. But House is not the aver- Even more mind-boggling than his Florida State: The Seminoles will age basketball player with his col- accolades are House‘s stats. This look to their four-man class to ease lege days behind him. season. he averaged 33.7 points. 5.3 the pain of losing third-team All- "That guy's just an incredible rebounds. 3.4 assists. 3.l steals and ACC performers Ron Hale and shooter." said State forward Kenny 3.3 three—pointers per game. His Damous Anderson. Inge. nearest competitor in the scoring Look for only two of them. howev- "[IIe's] the best two-guard I've race averaged only 17.7 points. er. to make an immediate impact. played against." Pack freshman iAVES CURE S'Air The Seminoles should receive con- See HOUSE. Page 7 Justin Gainey and the tributions front 6-8 wing forward Damien Wilkins said of House. Wolfpack were able to get past Eddie House and the Sun Devils. Michael Joiner and 6-3 shooting guard J.D. Bracy. named first team for bars. pltis Langendorf was the only Joiner will provide solid ball-han— unanimous selection for the all-around irt iltc conference. N.C. State at Liberty baseball dling and good shooting from the Seniors Maggie Haney and Jenny Soininer also racked up game wing. Bracy is a very quick. athletic the awards. Haney was named first team on both the beam canceled wing who will be tough to handle in and the floor. Haney has now been named to the first team the open court. Their other newcom- N.C. State gymnastics lands six on All- on floor for two straight seasons. Sommer was named sec- The N.C. State vs. Liberty college baseball game sched- ers will be 6-7 small forward EAGL list ond teain All-EAGL on beam. Sophomore Kelli Brown was uled for March 2i in Lynchburg. Va.. has been rained out. Andrew Wilson and 6-0 point guard a unanimous selection for the first team oit vault. Brown has The game will be made up in Raleigh the second weekend Ryan Lowery. The N.C. State gymnastics team had six different gym- been the Pack‘s top performer on vault this season. aitd cur- in May. when Liberty already is scheduled to play the Georgia Tech: The Yellow Jackets nasts named to the All-East Atlantic Gymnastics League retttly ranks lXth nationally. Wolfpack at N.C. State‘s Doak Field. . will take the court next year without first and second teams announced this past weekend at the Junior Kara Charles has come on strong at the end of the The rained—out game has been rescheduled for Friday, May Bobby Cremins. Yet they will have EAGL Awards Banquet. season and was named to the .AII‘EA(.TI. second team for the 12. at 7 pm. The two teams then will play their regularly five seniors to look towards for lead- Junior Amy Langendorf led the way for the Wolfpack as a all—around. Sophomore Aimee Panton. who missed most of scheduled game at Doak Field the following night. first learn All-EAGL selection on bars and the all~around. last season with a knee injury. was naiitcd to the All-EAGL Saturday. May l3. also at 7 pm See DAVE. Page i For Langendorf. this is the third straight time she has been second team on vault.