,; , nic m Nor ar lina S a," University '5 Student Newspapersince 920 * h3 00 r D [1- .. :2 F581 Volume LXIX, Number 56 lb, " .ones .I February 17, 1988 Raleigh, North Carolina 1 2%it rial 737-2411 Advertising 737-2029
NCSU classes available Via cbal television By Chandana Ganguli Highway Patrol Career Develop Shops Building on Morrison Drive. production capabilities will be risks an instructor would usually be Both lrioli and Wilson said they Staff Writer ment Program. said the program Dan Harrell. director of Engi enlarged with the addition of a willing to take to help the class did not feel attendance was any began about three years ago when iiccring iinCllSlflll Education. said. teleconference room. relas."thaid. lower in their classes as a result of Students in Jack Wilson‘s cconom William Turner. vice chancellor for “The primary purpose of the two l‘ili/abcih Suyal. a professor in the Stiial added that she tried to make the students' opportunity to watch ics class or Carmine Prioli‘s Ameri extension and public seriicc. television studios is to extend the department of sociology. anthropol each lecture independent of the the lessons on TV or in DH. Hill can literature course may want to thought television programs would College of Engineering‘s educational ogy and social work. taught a others for the benefit of the viewing Library‘s media center. spend some extra time on their be a valuable tool in extending the resources to practicing engineers and televised criminology course last students. and that was an added Cyndi Astalos. a student in the appearance before they go to class university‘s service. scientists.“ spring. pressure. literature course, said she'd rather go this semester. Turner and William 'l‘oole. dean The studios appear to be a mirage She said teaching a televised She also said she regretted that to class than watch it. “There‘s too That‘s because they will probably of the College of Humanities and of technology in a decrepit exterior. course affected her normal manner she could not give as many tests as much distraction when you're trying be seen on television the next day. Social Sciences tCllASSi. made but the building is being mtxlcrni/ed. of interaction with stttdeiits because she would in a regular class, to watch TV." she said. The two classes are shown on arrangements with Raleigh Separate restrooms for men and she ill" .iot call on them to respond Wilson said a major adjustment But cablevimon student Victoria Cablevision's community access (ablevision to televise two courses women were recently installed. to her questions. “I did not want to for him was the lack of blackboard Wells tapes her English class. "I channel for the public and are taped each semester. Harrell said. press then‘. iii front of the camera." and chalk. “I‘m always sticking my have three children. and this way l for viewing by members of the N.C. The classes are held in the College The industrial engineering de slit.‘ said. head in front of the overhead can work the class into my hapha/ Highway Patrol. of Engineering‘s extension partinent will be moving in some of Piioli agreed. “1 here are camera twhcn writing for the (‘urtis Fitzgerald. director of the telenroductions studios in the Parks their equipment and the videotape psychological barriers to the kinds of monitorl." he said. See (‘msst‘s page [0
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By Brooke Cain and She says some of the riders had Carla A. Hague previous equestrian experience. Staff Writers while others were unfamiliar with Public Safety's mounted patrol is the animals. turning into a regular cavalry. Tommie Blalock. captain of the The mounted patrol was formed Raleigh Fire Department and part last January when three horses were time mountie. said members of the donated to the university. support staff with little knowledge of A north Raleigh man donated borsemanship picked up the fun another horse. Levi. about two damentals more quickly than those months ago. This horse used to be a who had been riding for a while show horse. so it tends “to be flashy because "they hadn‘t formed bad and may take longer to acclimate to habits yet." an environment of a different kind." Blalock said NC. State students said Lt Cathy Wood. who is in are receptive to officers on horse charge of the unit. When a horse is back. They feel more intimidated donated to the university. it has a when approached by a patrol car ‘)()day trial period before officers than by a mounted officer. she says, decide whether or not they want to Wood agreed. and added that she kecpthe animal. wants to put Public Safety within Levi‘s trial period ends this month. reach of the students. “I don‘t know at this time" what the “In cars. the officers are taken decision will be about keeping the away from the students." she said horse. said Wood. Levt may go to “We just want to let them know we Virginia Beach on an exchange are there." program. Wood said she wants to expand Levi. a registered Morgan the program to include a night shift appraised at $7.500, is the latest eventually, because there has been member of Public Safety‘s team, an increase in the number of CflmCs bringing the total to four. committed aftcrdark. Public Safety is the first police She said she also hopes to force in the state to have a mounted establish a search and rescue team. patrol unit. she said. “Since we using the horses to locate the people started. WinstonSalcm started a lost in this area. “Horses can clue «a. mounted patrol, They sent officers you in to things before you can see down here to get information," she them. because they are more in tune MARK niisH/STAF? added, to the cnvrronment." Which one” She was certified by the Virginia Public Safety is not looking to Beach Mounted Patrol Academy increase the number of horses iii the With the warm weather we've had so far this week. it seems as look at Spring Break T-shirts on sale in front of the Free and works with a support staff of mounted patrol at this time. Wood if Spring is around the corner. Chi Nguyen (left) and Tyler Clark Expression Tunnel Tuesday. five other full and parttime riders. said. However. with the completion who have undergone l32 hours of of the Centennial Campus. more — training. horses may be needed.
‘Comfort is number one’ for warmhearted Residence Life By Al Benthal needs of some students tins winter. Students have technician for Physical Plant. ”so you‘ve got to expect a If students feel that their dorm rooms are cold. they Staff Writer complained of cold rooms in various dorms. espccrally broken valve or steam trap now and then." should report it to their RAs immediately so that the in the tri-towers. Student tampering is another factor contributing to temperature in their rooms can be measured. “Comfort Department of Housing and Residence Life officials Dtiring the Christmas holidays. heat was turned off cold dorm rooms. Heating is regulated by heat sensors. is number one. We try to keep the temperature at about said they are not cutting back on heating. even though in all the residence halls. When school started in called thermocouples. in specified dorm rooms. The rest 68-72 degrees." said Denke. some students have complained of cold dorm rooms in January. it took a little over a week for the btiildings to of the students are at the mercy of these rooms. since Duct tape is available from all RAs if students want recent weeks. heat up again. and many complaints were received the heat turns on and off according to how hot or cold to seal up any drafty spaces around their wmdoWs then. these rooms are. New windows will be installed at Bagwell. Bccton and “We try to be efficient. but we don‘t cut back if Dorms can get cold for various other reasons. In the past. some students have tried to make their Symc residence halls this summer to cut down on students are cold. just to save money.“ said Mark Because 75% of the dorms are steam heated. dirty or rooms warmer by putting ice on the thermocouples. he drafts Denke. associate direcotr of the department. broken steam traps will cause heat failure. said. Melting ice can rtiiii a thermocouple and cause the Dressing warmly is a simple but effective way to beat N.C. State spends an average of $400,000 a year for “Most of these buildings are 30-40 years old.“ said lid heat to shut completely off. leaving the entire set of the cold. An electric blanket. which costs about heat. but that hasn‘t been enough to satisfy the heating ( ireen. heating. \ciitilation and air conditioning rooms cold. $20825. is another way to keep warm at night
' ' .. - Just how much 1986-87 Salaries of Selected N.C. State Administrators (1 th t NCSU
Name Salary Llama Reamer: Sam . . 9 Bruce Pouiton Chancellor 3103.450 Lawrence Clark Associate P’°V°5‘ $77300 OfflClal make . Nash Winstead Provost $95,850 Thomas Stafford Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs 36.x La Monteith' E ineeri Dean $95,000 Murray Downes Associate Provost 4, Jarrn'yes Valvario Atnhgletics 33. and Basketball Coach $95,000 John Kanipe Vice.Chancellor tor Development $73,800 From Start rt990'"! George Worsley Vice Chancellor tor Finance and Business $94,500 John Bassett English Dept. Head $70,600 Technician obtained the salaries of M. Harold Hoptenbarg Assoc. Dean, Engineering, and Named Prof. $93,800 Isaac Littleton ' Library Dir. $70,213 Slam mm, highly paid admmimaum and Dick Sheridan Football Coach $93,679 Luther Otto Soc Anth Dept. Head $38350 faculty members from the office of Faculty Durwood Bateman Dean, Agriculture & Life Sciences $92,400 Al Lanier University Relations Dir. $67,400 Senate under the North ( arolina public Nino Masnari Elec. 8. Comp. Engineering Dept. Head $90,650 Richard Lautter Physical Education Dept. Head “7'235 dmdll‘ifnlliiémilfipuon of the athletics Terrence Curtin Veterinary School Dean $90,000 Darryl Bierly Asst. Vice Chancellor for Finance $67,100 departmem‘ me Slam of North Carolina Franklin Hart Vice Chancellor for Research $89,000 Charles Lettter Asst. Vice Chancellor tor Busmess $64,000 my. me salaries. The ““8"“ depanmcm Claude McKinney Design School Dean 388.000 Frank Weedon Senior Assoc. Athletics Dir. 361.857 pays staff and coaching salaries from student rlggs $88 000 Becky French University Counsel $60,000 fees and ticket sales revenues. Garrett B PAMS Dean ' ' ' ' University administrators and faculty may cad Dom Educafion Dean ”5.700 Edw'" Harris campus‘ Piann‘n'g D": 355.000 have other sources Of income. SUCh as Fore“ Resources Dean $85700 Karen Helm Untversrty Plannmg D". $53900 private grants or consulting work. but they WilliamEflc BMWTools Humanities and Socia? Sciences Dean $83,600 Richard Howard institutional Research Dir. $52,000 are no, shown. B bert Earnhardt Textiles Dean 583-000 03” Eyd‘e FinanCial Aid Dir- 349.200. Some top earners hold more than one 0 ' D t Head $82,898 James Bundy Unwersrty' ' Registra' I 846200, university. position. and receive salaries g for. Thom Hadgson 'nd- Engineering ep. W it J Career P|anni and Placement Dir $45 300 each. For example. Bruce Poulton receives chancellor and for being WilliamRobert BeremanAtchley GeneticsAssociateDept.Dean,HeadPAMS $82,000$82,600 Kaya Yawer ones Women.s Basketballn9 aaach $44,745' amoney”New".for beingJimtheWham is [he amleuc William Klarman Plant Pathology Dept. Head $81,500 Lucy Coulbourn information Servrces Dir. $43,012 Wm," and (he head baskuha” coach James Ferrell Assoc Dean Engineering $30.6“) L99 3309' Counseling Center Dir. 341.500 The data} shows that males hold the Lauren Brisky ASSOC. Vice Chanc for Finance and BUS. $80,000 Evelyn Reiman Student Development Dir. 339.400 highest positions and receive the biggest . ' ‘ ‘ ' sa aries. for this fiscal year. the State of North LeoKennethParksHanCK Chews")!MicrobiologyDept.Dept.HeadHead $79,700$80,000 ThomasGeorge DlxonBrown AdmmspnsInternationalD'r'Trade Center Cu.. 33333%, (“ohm pm 87 85917M W NCSU DaVid LlnEbaCk F°°d SClence Dept. Head $79900 _ . . . administrators and faculty lsalaries t , , ' '"1.13.“.“"Xiittlff.littlwnl“‘1.‘..1‘.‘:.?..§’. “V""amm’ V‘°ec“a““e"°"°'E*‘e“S‘°“ ”W “”9“" “’"m’ '" “”987 programs got the lt'sl ‘4 r ; lt , liiiii tart ft‘ill'UdH' IT', was 2 a. to 3“”?51 figs; jll‘ll‘ngllAllll Alllll Alllllljll iiiiihitlii'41-..4'33’1': as...
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about life ”*t'o volunteer time with tempo Volunteer Services offers students By Trevor Griles .l if ”r lwl chance to share time and help others :w: lite/rug weather f'ridzn night By Mike Legeros consist of pairing willing volunteers i:' ilviiii ill people (tilt) the StaffWriter with an organization that needs .ut ‘l: Iii lhe iictseri (or an help. . i;lr:'l" trick Deb Reedy may have the easiest “Usually." Reedy explains. “a l . .. ,u rolling \Aitli the sounds jobon campus. student will come into my office i7 l :1! ts hit it has (mind its home Unfortunately for Volunteer asking about an opportunity to do .i IL iii Raleigh llte \Millahiitils Services. one department under an some volunteer work.“ "‘l‘ in iii‘ from ( leicland. ()hio umbrella of Student Affairs organi “From there. i look through my "u- \~..rll.rl:.>urs ilor'iuer'li fire it nations at NC. State. Reedy‘s job as list of community and county . . ttt':ltlflllCtl .i neoiipheat coordinator is made easy because of organizations that have requested iii’li (Hui seemed to he going oll a shortage of willing student volun- helpand pair that student." 'r.-»ir..,l iiiess.igesol iejotcciiient teers. Students can do volunteer work \‘\"li llit‘ smooth. rich mice ol “Most students don't get in- that ranges from completing re- ~i.i‘ "it~-~.ist .ltltl f’tlftl. 'lllc volved," Reedy says, “because search projects to working with the ‘\. l. 3-illi‘ pioted to he inure they‘re not aware that (Volunteer mentally handicapped. They can 'iilcl'uiiltltg' Services) exists." also elect to work with children, the ‘I ( it."~el did no one icalli liked Reedy. a senior double majoring needy. senior citizens or troubled lot we had our oun little cult in Speech Communication and youth. l“lll)‘.\ll‘..‘ its We shook everybody Public Relations, says she took the Reedy estimates a success rate of "l-otdsud job of coordinator “because i had “roughly 80 percent” in matching t .".t that upsetting tornplacent always wanted to volunteer my interested students with needy orga» viii“. i».:iiiiiir.ihlt, " time. but never knew exactly how to nizations. 1--.il .t"t‘lllilll Doug i‘fllllt‘lS gave go about it." But her only real problem in '. .- rilit-ncc uhat it wanted It is no surprise that her main goal coordinating Volunteer Services is '~ It . . tempo up with drummer is to show those who want to help finding volunteers from NCSU‘s \lit ililt'l 'l (irackltug. who “where togo.“ pool ofstudents, she says. 'llllllt‘i‘. plated ssitli hrs hack to the Reedy is often found tacking “With 25,000 or so students, 1 try titthl flyers and posters t) campus bulletin my best to promote Volunteer il‘ like. to hit the drums as hard boards in an effort to publicize Service’s image, so we can gather as litiiirirrilji possible." f‘ord said. VolunteerServices. that small percentage of students \lllltllll!li lhc Wallahotits “are “1 mainly try to concentrate on willing to help out.“ \‘-.t|l|i’ [ii in: .i really good band the Student Center‘s (bulletin) The Volunteer Services office is lK‘lI'i. putting out anything," they boards. since most students pass located in Room 3] l2 of the Student il'u which many songs that through here during the day," she Center. iii lriiitcli liaiepoteritial. says. Reedy‘s office hours are 8:30 "1 liu musri is art expression ol'our The organization is involved in through ”:30 am. Monday and .tl‘llit'it . .it a particular time. which several campus and community Wednesday. 10 through ll am. can churge at any time *itlltl events, including the annual NCSU Tuesday and noon through 2 pm. usually do." l-ord said. Woodchopand Volunteer Fair. Tuesday and Thursday. 'lli- lust song we wrote was Although these events bring wel- Students may also make an \\ltUl we just kept playing one rill MARK RUHS/STAFF come attention to Volunteer appointment by calling Reedy at .riiit r-pgil it tip and slowed it down. Reece Barefoot particrpates in a wood chopping prorect as part of the Volunteer Services program. Services. most of Reedy's efforts 737-3l93. “hill we came tip with is “Mad Riitr.” which is about the troubles \Hlil it'lll'ltllls conflicts." he added "W. work as a tiriit when we write ‘(Illf‘ (liner promising. tunes from The Olympics brings out the sport fan in all Americans Vk'illirhouts Include “Disaster .‘\llli\ “Murder of ('rows“ "lotus l\\() uorltl stipupinscrs \\lil liitrc the television set tonight. rallying The American flag means some- Better to battle on 3 Calgary ice Prison and "My rill ltlllltilll No. it‘s not “Roch V " behind our men in red. white and thing again. The national anthem rink than to lose thousands of Revelation " 'llic .\ud it‘s not another meeting he Suzanne blue Don‘t tell us we can‘t win this sounds even better when it is human lives in a war. Tonight‘s i'iiiup draws lrom several different [\H'L‘ll Rt‘lll’iill and ( ior'hache\ game We‘re Americans. Of course accompanied by the flash of gold hockey game isjust that — a game. .isis'its ol life (or song l\llL\. It‘s just ti game an ()liiiipic \ie'll wrri around an athlete's neck. The But it is also much more. When relating tar toils points of view game [he linitcd States hockc\ Perez ‘lhe Olympics tend to bring out Olympics make us proud to be the two teams take the ice. .two team is set to meet its Russian riials the best in Americans. Every four Americansagain. entire countries will be in the arena ilte Soviet team is .i stront' laioritc. \cais. we wave otir flags and we And the revived patriotism is with them. Winning with th”. r predicted to \\Ill tlic silit-r medal Ill cheer. Redskins and ('owboys fans never more evident than when the losing with them. Crying tears 0 joy No need ('algiii} this _\c.ii 'Ilicy vi‘tll liiiisli 'lhc [5.8. team isn‘t expected to can watch games in the same living United States clashes with the Soviet or ofdefeat. second oiil_\ to the ('.iri;itliittis, ;i ittiiaiiiedalalall. room. Even people who don‘t like Union. in a way. the competition Yes. we‘re the underdogs. But “lioiiicciriintri la\oi'tti-.' according Despite the odds. people across sports come out of hiding when they serves to release endless political remember 1980 . .. to starve toSpiir'ts Illustrated riiaiza/inc the country will glue themselves to hear .liin McKay‘s voice. tension between the two countries. Go get 'em, U.S.A. eat cheap By Katrina Waugh Roth album offers combination of metal and pop Sir-nit tr Snail Writer By Mike Legeros one has filled “Skiscraper” \\‘llil 40 minutes surprising aspect of the album is the high level current Top 40 hit. Even a partial sampling of \tlllnt' loutid the perfect bathing Slull Writer of “hie rock" a unique continuation of of consistent musicianship found throughout “Skyscraper“ quickly resolves any question swv' .,-, know, the one tliai will metal. til} thin and iiliies. find. and pop “Skyscraper‘s” ten meaty cuts. about how David Lee Roth contributed to the pi... .lu boyfriend (or girlfriend. Dai‘td ice Roth lriiiiioioush illustrates the Opening with the growling, multitracked Although guitarist and co-producer Steve success ofhis former band. or just arty member of the opposite musical style of his new album. “Skyscraper." vocals of “Knucklehoncs.” Roth plows Vai is the album's second focal point, bassist On the whole, the only real complaint that ‘t‘Kl .lmp his cocoa butter and with a it. ill) and eye cult llilitt coier through this collection of fusion rock with Billy Sheehan. drummer Gregg Bissonette and can be levelled at “Skyscraper" is that the ”.Ill'iti'l'l you know it'.’ Retold stoic hr(|\\\t'l\ will he stri'pirsi-d tt~ such diiersitics as the guitar ftinkv “Stand keyboardist Brett Tuggle quickly prove album is too short. \ou just don't hate enough cash find the former l'ioiituiziii ol \‘Illl llali'ii l'p" the Vail llalenisli “Hot Dog and a themselves one of rock's top backing bands. For those who dislike David Lee Roth‘s it i s‘ll l‘ c the beach suspended on the side of .‘l rzioiintani. tliiiptitt' Shake“ and the James Brown inspired “Two For those who have questioned their outlandish Showmanship. “Skyscraper" is a ion i c t'til ioiir share of the hotel to the t’tlH‘lS appr'opii.”el‘ .li‘-trii'ti\c “hip ioolsa Minute ” originality on “Eat ‘Em and Smile." Roth and rock-solid testament to his musical genius. For l(I()ill 'llit' one you'll be sharing with Hick.w There‘s even the lean acoustic ballad ('ompany prove themselves not only as top those looking to find a good album, Roth and eight til -.our closest friendsl and gas As if attempting to dctiotiiicr the ethics for "Damn Good." in which Roth‘s smooth musicians but as topsongwriters. Company have packaged a 40-minute collec- .wl lriui/i- money covered. bill it their harsh reception of his last album. the subtleties are complimented by Steve Vai‘s Here are ten radio-ready songs. each with tion of “big rock“ that is pure “satisfaction stv \\ -\ YS '10 SA VIC. page .i lop live “fiat ‘l in and Smile" Diamond dynamic guitar playing. In fact. the most twice the number of catchy hooks as any guaranteed."
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Ways to save money l \ \\ Wolfpack ‘k,4 on your vacation hockey to (‘onlmucrllrom page 3 cheap ways to fill up. Buy all the ingredients before you leave — leaves you at the beach with only a resort grocery prices are much .meet UNC few bucks to eat for the whole week. higher than Raleigh prices. What do you do? The first stop is Fresh fruit and pop tarts are great N.(’. State‘s to: hockey club will your parents‘ house. if it is anywhere for breakfast because you don't have have a chance to won its first in the area. You probably won‘t be to prepare them and you can eat division title ever when they meet able to get any cash from them. them with your feet dangling in the UNC-(‘hapel Hill. Thursday at 7 iParents always think you're spend surf. pm. in Cary. log all their cash on booze. and it You‘ll probably have to break State is l8‘3 for the year and l2-3 1115! wouldn't do to tell them that down and cat out once or twice in conference play. The Pack will try you‘ve already got that covered). while you‘re there. so find someplace to avenge a 54 loss in its last But they will almost never refuse with a cheap all-you-can-eat special. meeting against the Tar Heels. to give their poor starving college If that doesn‘t tempt you. find a “This game is really important to student food. Try to go home the local restaurant that doesn‘t cater to us." State coach Newsome said. weekend before break and ask your tourists. “Not only is a win against North mom (or dad) 'to put a few extra This is a good idea even if you Carolina always special. but it would itemson the grocery list. have an unlimited budget. These give us the numhcrone seed in the If you can't get it from home. restaurants usually feature lots of league tournament.“ you'll have to buy it yourself. If you good food. the kind you won‘t find league tournament will be plan ahead you can make a sort of in Fast Food Land. at reasonable held the last weekend of February in hope chest of food for the trip. prices. Roanoke. Virginia. The UNC game sparing a little cash each week for Don't starve yourself. You need will be the last home game of the the essentials. Take extra packets of to eat. especially if you are planning year for the Pack. salt. pepper and ketchup from to'drink anything alcoholic or spend “Our crowds have been great this fast-food places — they travel better any amount of time out in the sun. year.“ assistant coach Bob Maoock than bottles and you can'tbeat the Make sure you‘ll have plenty of food said. “We would like to invite price. and drinks (non-alcoholic -— iced tea everybody to come to the Ice House Get peanut butter. saltine crackers" is the cheapest and easiest drink and cheer the team to their first tone of the few things you can eat besides water) to get you through title.“ with a hangover). iced tea mix or tea the week. Nothing will ruin your To get to the Ice House take the bags and any cheap canned food beach trip. faster than being hungry or CECIL/CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER beltlinc south to the Walnut that doesn't take much preparation or feelirtg‘sick from dehydration. Doug Francis. Jay Graehling and Jim Ford. members of Wallabouts. with their dog Mia. The Wallabouts StreetSouth Hills exit. The rink is or refrigeration. If your hotel room As an extra precaution. you might appeared at The Brewery Friday night. located between llelmold Ford and has an efficiency kitchen. you might want to bring some vitamin Farm Fresh on Buck Jones Road in be able toget a little more elaborate. supplements (in case you get a (‘ary But call ahead to find out exactly hangover. sun poisoning or motion Admission is Sl.5(l for all college what facilities you‘ll have. and don't sickness and can‘t bring yourself to students and $2.50 for non-students. forget your cooking utensils and eat). Claim Stakers add some “desert rock’ some dishwashing liquid for plenty If you plan ahead. you can get by of paper plates and utensils). on a minimum amount of cash. but Continuedfrom page 2 Floyd. the Allman Brothers and "The idea for ‘Murder of ('rows‘ If you have a kitchen. spaghetti Robert Johnson. the group includes came front a painting at the lntramurals don't try to stretch a box of crackers htit really were not." states Ford. singer/rhythm guitarist Steve Bond. ('leteland Museum of Art." Ford and chili are easy and relatively into a week‘s worth of nutrition. Members of the band said they lead guitarist Rich Parks. drummer said. "The painting showed North plan to become N.('. State students Mike Dysinger and bassist Dan Dakota. I955. Wheat fields and ready for the themselves. enrolling in the universi- Baird. telephone lines lined with crows. ty this fall. “We‘ve gotten a good While the ('Iaitn Stakcrs hate an response down here." Ford said. upand-coniing release. their loyal “Lotus Prison~ is a song about Big Four day With The Wallabouts in town. fans are the hometown crowd in being stuck in an atmosphere hostile there just might be “less basketball Nashvillefll'enn. to positive human existence." he By Tom Compboll and more participation" iii the local But. according to Bond. per added tntramurals Editor rock scene. he added. forming iii new territory doesn't “ ‘My Retelattoii‘ is about some- I-riday evening‘s headliner at The frighten the band. onc passing out two sheets of paper All students and alumni recognize Brewery were the Claim Stakers. "The ('laini Stakers are about stapled together about this revela the rivalries and competition that who played a “bluesinfltienced des going for what you want in life and tion a guy had over time where he exists between the Big Four schools crtrock." achieving dreams staking your had seen (iod and devils: the writer in varsity sports. The students With influences such as Pink claim." he said. used words that seemed important support their team and cheer the play of their favorite player, but on April 6. the students themselves will have the chance to shine and Fraternity game season ending represent their respective schools at the annual Big Four sports day. The intramural program at N.(‘. By Tom Campbell Stewart‘s last second three pointer, South used a balanced scoring attack State has proven to be superior to lntramurals Editor The game again ended tied at 50 to negate Tucker‘s 3 point barrage. those at UNC. Duke and Wake in the first overtime. Sudden death locker got close a few times. but Forest. State has won the men's was tense and consisted of slow p|a_\. Ice South IICVCT relinquished its competition three years in a row and Witlt the basketball season coming btit PKA went to the hole and ptit lead. Jerry Rittcr paced Iee South the women have won for five to an end. every game is crucial for the game away with four three with I9[X)IIII\. consecutive years. playoffcontenders, tliroWs to win 5450. Iti men's open action. the Scrubs So now is the time for all those In fraternitv ‘A' League. PKA and Sigma ('hi used an explosive toppled the Mustangs 48 36. students who excel in the intramural MICHAEL STEELESTAFF Lambda ('hi went head to head to offense to crush I'ai'iiiIIoiisc 57 36 The Scrubs. down I‘) I7 al the program at State to tryout for the Do the twist claim first place in the league. The Sigs displayed a well-balanced half. canic aliie to blow oitt the teams and represent the outstanding The play was tense with Lambda attack to claim the Victory 'Ihcv Mustangs iii the second half. program at State. Mendi Harris and Suzanne Clarke play Twister at Sullivan’s ('hi maintaining a slim lead were led by the passing artistry of The leading scorers for tltc Scrubs The competition will be held at SMILE Festival last night. Ms. Clarke won. throughout most of the game. But “Magic" Tisdalc. were (liff Ballard with ll points. the University of Chapel Hill on with two minutes left PK A went on Ice South defeated Iuckci I. Wednesday, April 6. Transptxtation a run and tied to score on Dave ()8 62. in men‘s residence play lec See I"()R('I€I). page 4 will be proVided.
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Pack continues to roll, defeats feist By Scott Deuel rebounds. Senior Vinny Del State will travel to Clemson um Staff Writer Negro was State‘s number-two Thursday at () pm. to resume its DATE: Feb 18 scorer with 1‘) points. ll boards conference schedule. TIME: 9 p m and four assists "littleiohii lColiseuml will be RADIO: WPTF 680 AM WNCT N.(', State's l4th ranked "They‘ve obviously got some a tough place to play.“ Del tori FM 4 men‘s basketball team defeated a gotxJ players." Del Negro said. Negro said. “We‘ll have to key TELEVISION:WRAL7TV. feisty University of Maryland “We eventually got rutining and on l:|dcii Campbell. It will be a rhannels Baltimore County lUMBCi th)’ finally began playing our big game for us and they have a squad 99-77 at Reynolds ('olisc styleof basketball." lot of talent." OUESTION:What's the lull um Monday night. Brown said. “Clemson is a name of Clemson's basketball S t a t e Leading the Retrievers was hard place to play. but it isn‘t arena" raised its Kenny Reynolds. who had 32 anything like Duke." SlTE:Lrttle;ohn Coliseum overall re- noints and eight rebounds. Reg (it 020) c o r d t o gic Truitt was UMBC's only i7-5 and its other player to hit double figures with l9 mints. UMBC 77.State 99 NOTES: Clemson is the ACC'S home re- "You have to give them a lot l'MBC worst. while NC State is the cord to . of credit. They have some good l‘rant/ 3.5 00 4. Faust 2-6 H 6. ACCs best Tiger coach Cliff ll-2 for the Mm' ballplayers." Valvano said. Reynolds I4 20 4-9 32. Simmons 28 Ellis has had an ulcer of a year. season. Basketball "Reynolds was great. You can't 2 7. Truitt 8J6 l I I9. Spencer 2 4 His learn has suffered so many U M B C tell me he can’t play some 0 2 4. Stevens l 2 l2 3. Franklin (ll ifiJlJTIOS at the guard positions dropped to basketball.“ 0 0 0. Richardson 00 0-0 0. Sanders that he ran a house ad ll-l2 for the season. in spite of a l 00 2. Brooks 0-0 00 0. Totals in the respectable game against the from the floor. State shot 32 63 8 I7 77. unweroty newspaper asking for Wolfpack. only 44.l in the first half and State anyone who could play the pomt “Every game we play is an 57.4 in the second half. finishing Howard 3 6 00 6. Brown 6-l2 24 guard posnion to come in for a important game and we have the game at 5 1.9 percent. I4. Shackleford 10-l4 00 20. tryout Look for Charles great respect for each team we UMBC fared about the same. ('orchiaiii 22 l l 5. Del Negro 7-I5 Shackleford and Chucky Brown play.“ Wolfpack coach Jim Val» hitting 43.3 percent of its field 4 4 l‘). Lester 715 4 4 l2. D'Aniico to get Elden Campbell in foul vanosaid. goal attempts iii the first half. 4 6 ll 0 8. Jackson 2 600 5. Monroe trouble early while Vinny Del State held a 4l-3l lead at 57.6 percent of its shots in the l is 22 4. Weems 33 (H 6. Poston Negro has a good game halftime. but the game had been second half. and 50.8 percent of ll l (Hill. l‘otals42 til l3 I899. tied with 8:22 remaining in the its shots for the game. Halftime >l?MBC 3|.State4l. D'S Three poiiil goals UMBC 5 PREDICTION: Clemson half. UMBC's Jim Frant/ hit a from the three-point mark. lSiniiiions 2. Trititt 2. Faustl. State 2 beat State twrce last year, No basket totie it upat l8. State hit two of l3 attempts for (Del Negro. Jacksonl. Fouled out —~ chance of a Tiger sweep or split, Two Chucky Brown slants. 15.4 percent shooting. Del Ne- [SMIK 2 lliranlz. Spencerl. State I This game is no contest. The within twenty seconds of each gro and Quentin Jackson were ll.cstcrl. Rebounds V UMBC 30 Pack wrll break this one open in other. helped open the game up the only two Wolfpack players lReynolds X. Spencer 7i. State 46 the fll’Sl five minutes and wrn for the Wolfpack. to hit three-pointers. tShackleford l l. Del Negro I ll. PriiL TAYLO is A i 80 66 “l was just trying to get tny Assists~~ UMBC l0 lSimmons 3). ANSWER: Clemson named its teammates pumped up with the The Retrievers benefited from State 24 l('orchiani 8i. One and a twoadn . . . basketball arena after longtime slams." said Brown who finished the three-point shot. hitting five Technical fouls none. Total NC. State center Charles Shackletord has a leg up on the with l4 points and seven rc- of II for 45.4 percent shooting. l'ottls l1MB('3(J.Stalc l7. husmess manager J.C. bounds. Truitt hit two of two shots. and Attendance -— 7.l00. competition during Monday night‘s game against NCSU. Shack LlllfBJUhn Charles Shackleford led the Larry Simmons hit two more Records . UMBC ll-l2. State and the Pack travel to Clemson Thursday night to take on the Wolfpack with 20 points and II three pointers for UM BC. l7 5. Clemson Tigers.
Wolfpack Track and Field team ready for the championships BY Lee MOMQOMOW "my “C hampered by inJUFlCS incurred this indoor balance." (icigcr said. “I feel we are a very balanced provide strength for the distance events. Seniors (i:l\lll StattWriter season. squad. Wetry not to haveasmgle weak spot." Gaynor and Pat Piper head up the distance runners. “Many indiVidual athletes have matte progress. but Patton leads an impressive triple-jump squad. The Both arecomingoltred-shirtyearsduetoiiiiuries. _ injuries have sidelined some.“ Geiger said. Danny defending the ACC triple~jump champ is seconded by Gaynor will compete in the steeplechase. and l’iper. 0n the eve of the .1988 tlant’ic Coast Conference Pcchlcg. last year‘s ACC outdoor outstanding athlete. TtirnerandjuiiiorTCIT)’ Reese. the I985 ACC l0.000-meter champion. will again Indoor Track and Field Championships. NC State hawhamgiringjnjury Reese and ACC champion lzel Jenkins will lead a compete in that race. Bob Henes and Jeff Taylor are head track C03Ch Rollie Geiger looks for hfSlOTY- "We hope to have Danny ready." Geiger said. “He is strong liurtlling challenge. 3'50 expected 10 00111904 th h‘iftr‘if gig; :{gf‘llcig‘lnggé[giggighampionshtp m an important part ofourtcam.“ The Wolfpack‘s sprint corps is traditionally powerful. State‘s field events are anchored by junior 'lom LBUi(‘lelgY er 00untsthe \yyoifpaEk's chances as g00d as (.hampionshipsPM!“ ”anin second '" la“ years P“ AA hide" 11ml lhb Will is “0 exception. In addition to Peebles. Huminick. who competes iii the discus throw and shot . . “I: “ 'l .‘ . . . the 60meter run and is the favorite fellow football player Michael Brooks. will . compete .in put,. Javelin thrower. , Erie Sclioetibtii‘iii‘"tti'it. . Jififirfim. Georgiaarigyna‘s tlfiicsyTechEff???Clemson "‘Sattrfidgcysfxllkfighmsggrocflhz.and State are the conference‘s "“hcWolfpackA(( ZOO-metertriple-jumperrace.William Turner sustained a willthe also[00' competeand ZOO-meterin the races.100- andJuniorZOO—meters.DWightandFrazierwill titlesdiscusincompetitortheir events. Tommy i;ckard. wrll contend for top teams. back injury. Turner is rated second in mg ACC in that compete in the 60'1““?er The Wolfpack women. in Geigcr‘s estimation. lltl\€ “l fee, that we have a legitimate chance to win.“ eventbehind all-America teammate Michael Patton. Peebles. Brooks. Frazier. and sophomore Gerrald no chance at an ACC title. but have outstanding (ieiger said. “The four teams are very close. There will In spite of the injuries. State‘s chances at moving up Martin are “ChedUled [0 make UP the 4M001neter individual talent. NCAA l‘inalistsJanet Smith. Sit/it- be few pomts betweenithe toptourl." from last year‘s second-place finish are good. relay team. Tuffey and Stacy Billota should finish high iii the \t t While Geiger remains optimistic. the Pack‘s chances “()ur strongpoint. of course. is our outstanding The Wolfpack‘s cross-country background will distanceevents.
W omen’s basketball team hosts 20th ranked Demon Deacons FromStatfRéports State holds an l8-2 advantage of a possible l200. Reagan shot a The NCAA will compile the ming diving Championships this decided to attend N.('. State iii the over Wake Forest in women‘s 336 in the air rifle competition. scores from all of the preliminary week. starting Thursday in the fall. basketball series between the two Beniiet Wilder slioi a l077 iii the try-out matches and select the top 60 Wolfpack ’Natatorium. The com- Saunders announced her choice N_(‘. State‘s women's basketball schools. The Deacs won the last smallbore event and 357 in air rifle. scorers to compete in. the NCAA petition wrll run from Feb. 18 Saturday. picking State oiei team will entertain 20th-ranked meeting. 72-64. earlier this season in for the Wolfpack. State‘s Larry national championship meet in thoughthe 20th. ‘ Alabama and Peacc(ollege._ .. Wake Forest in Reynolds Coliseum, Winston‘Salem. The Wolfpack is (ilickman scored 1075 in smallbore March. State Will also host the mens "Its the best choice lot lllL‘. Thurs. at 7:30 pm. ”-0 in games against the Deacons in and 35! in air rifl:. and Phil Bradley The rifle team will return to championships next week. Feb. Saunders said. “I‘m looking ltlr\\;ll'tl The Wolfpack women will be ReynoldsColiseum. shot1024and352. Virginia Military Institute for the 25-27. loglayingthere.” , ‘ ho in to sna a four- me losin Slate totaled 4284 out of 4800 ACC and Southern lnvrtattonal rifle . . . atinders is the reigning sittlt' strgakgand aveTigc an ezingier loss “8) Rifle team win possible points to outscore its nearest tournaments. Feb. 27. The Atlantic Tennis recruit SlgnS women‘s champion. She has iioii the the Demon Deacons. competitor. Virginia. by I34 points. Coast Conference individual and last three high school titles Ill l .\._*,\ The Wolfpack enters the Atlantic Depaul totaled 4| l9 points for the team champions will be named at Susan Saunders. a three-time state while competing for Salisbury llicli (‘oast Conference contest with a Steve Reagan led the Wolfpack match. ~ the meet. tennis champion from Salisbury has School. 8 I4 record overall. 29 in the rifle team to defeat teams from Wolfpack team members Chris . league. Virginia and DePauI in the NCAA McGarry and Dixon Herman also SW1m meet i------,:_i----———————————___ ._| in order to avoid the ACC cellar men‘s and women‘s rifle preliminary shot for the Pack. McGarry scored a : DAILY SPECIALS l and a number-eight tournament tryout match. l049 in smallbore and Herman I l seed. the game against the Deacons Reagan had the meet‘s highest scored a 980 in smallbore and a 3l9 NC State is will host the Atlantic I ONLY $2_99 pm”. i is critical.' ' ' smallbore scor.‘ c with ”08 pitints out in air ri c. (‘oast. (‘onfcrence~ women's SWIm‘ . | One Main. ‘ lined‘ _ Rm.. l f od Wh , B d MO rCh : Egg R0", and Egg Drop : Forced turnovers, de ense at o s a . _ . . : notiisoursoup.‘ ‘ l, . . . . . | . WITH THE PURCHASE, ( unturned/mmJ mge3 {gagingAl ha PMremained42.39.unbeaten by de. pm0 Mens. Wednesday.‘ Feb. 24g at 5 , ImeS. O , : Chinese Restaurant WIIAHM1l‘illzlSUglOBlggNK. ,| iiruce Harrington. . with I0. points. Sigma. Chi claimed a share. of first. . gWomens. WCUDCSUHY» f‘cb- 34 l numempcm Rd. Minion valley shopping Open7d‘tysr u;l\\("ck f andWhosBOT? war'eBad wuhused l4apomts.tenuous plac'cSigmawnh‘aChi3226led by"no”as many(“LTSALas ll. (u_ glmk0~ tereationa.‘ ‘ i l Wtdnesddy.’ ' SAVESHELPHGHTBMHBABIESDEFECTS a. -.._-....-..___—-_.--_-___-..--..-_._Center. Across from Mission Valley Inn. Eat In orTake Out . defense to pummel AKl. 47-l7. in but had to hold on at the end to get ”it 34.2" 7 Pm vvoriien‘sopen play. the win. The clutch play of Blake Meetings Will be held in Rooms Forced. turnovers.. led to , many Eaddy. and Grant. ._ Livengood _carried) 30””‘ ,H20l5 Carmichael- Gym. Play I :‘J:3?i§i‘5‘é‘.i§§“tlii“€3‘Zflgfii‘e l?..:.§:.%".‘.:.f.'7“ ,. ._ o oW“o ”“ WW’WWM 2"- Waketield Apartments Announces Free 2"lThe team was led by theoutstand- Men‘s. women‘s open [and co Direct Bus serVice To and From campus ing play of Wolfpack varsity vollcy- recreational softball registration Wlll ball players Volaire Tisdalc. Melinda close Wed. Feb. ‘24. 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Tobacco future grim Tobacco has been the backbone of North Carolina‘s economy for a century. As the leading producer of this cash crop in the US. the state owes much of its heritage and stability to the golden plant. Both Duke University and NC. State can trace their formations back to the wealth generated from its harvesting and marketing. Duke’s founder and namesake was one of the original “Tobacco Barons" and NCSU began as an agricultural college devoted to the plant‘s production. Tobacco is the primary ingredient in cigarettes and smoking is now in the public spotlight. While the conflict between smokers and non-smokers has been ongoing for the last several decades. only within the last few years have the squabbles really produced serious concern. Greater interest is being generated on restricting the habit while the illeffects are constantly researched. . Court suits against the various tobacco companies over possible health risks have increased. American society has discovered and accepted physical fitness and good health habits and interest in smoking has steadily decreased. Pressure groups have increased their influence on government bodies to regulate smoking in public. States such as California and New York have recently passed statutes prohibiting and restricting smoking in various places. The US. Surgeon General. C. Everett Koop. supports anti-smoking legislation and the American Heart and Lung Association has long worked toward creatinga smoke—free society. _ : Buy! a permit and play the, parking. game The long term future of tobacco in America is not bright. North Carolina state government and its congressional delegation have lt‘s the Parking Game! Say goodbye to -. _.... “Jame“...wmw So that‘s it? No. no. no «— there‘s still fought valiantly against the anti-tobacco forces over the years. And we are not “Dungeons and Dragons“ and “Survival." more. suggesting they should stop. While the state‘s economy has diversified, much This is the hottest game on campus! If you get fined. you have to pay it before of the local populace still make their livelihood off the crop. And to yank the Here‘s how you play. First. you buy a you have a hearing to protest it! Sounds like rug out from under them would be another blow to an already weakened parking permit. Then you drive around David the Soviet Union? Right! And you‘ll find farming industry. campus trying to match the color of your yourself muttering in French as you drive inevitable economic around. And the rules are Greek! Is this But politicians should open their eyes and realize the permit to a parking lot. If you find a parking Moffat game ever cosmopolitan and sophisticated! failure in tobacco‘s future. They should persuade North Carolina farmers still place. you get to park. And there‘s strategy. too. Other players harvesting it to other more economically sound crops. Easy. right? Wrong! There are more are allowed to park in your lot — they just NCSU also has some responsibility toward this goal. It is the flagship players than parking places. This means you get fined. That means fewer places for you agricultural school for the state and reaches most. if not all. of the farmers might have to park at a different color. The Sit)! Wliy‘.‘ 'llic answer is given in this or maybe none at all. So you have to race here. Through its leadership. North Carolina’s economic dependence on challenge is to park all semester while simple tongue twister: over to someone else‘s lot if yours is full «— tobacco could be decreased. But the initiative is lacking so far in this regard. racking up the fewest fines! but you have to check yours first so you Want to check the rules while you play? don‘t get a fine. Timing is ever so critical! Most still feel that tobacco will always be a “sacred cow“ with the politicians Hey. the rules aren‘t posted on any of the You paid for :1 space. so you are a player: Where can you buy into this game? Easy. and therefore will survive the public outcry against it. But this is I988, a parking lots or the parking permits! They‘re You have to park in a player‘s space. send about $100 a year to Parking Services. national election year. and the impossible is happening. More than one in a thick sheaf of papers in your glove Visitors don‘t pay. so they aren't players. 139 Administrative Services Center (phone presidential candidate has spoken out against smoking and continued compartment — but don‘t park to read Non-players park in ii non-player‘s space; 737-3424). They’ll send you a permit to play. governmental support of tobacco. Democratic Senator Albert Gore of them. that‘s a violation. \nd they can park in a player's space. and then . . . you‘re on your own against Tennessee and Republican Pat Robertson have both spoken on the-ghealth But who are you playing against? Why. their parking police! harards of smoking. Observers are watching public reaction closely to see'how the people you bought the permit from. ol Scc'.‘ lint \yhy can nonplaycrs play. and Talk about service! their positions might affect their campaign chances. Obviously, if support course. It's really their game. “by do thcy liiiyc reserved places? It‘s a increases fir these two, other politicians will jump on the “band wagon.” Man. this is great fun —— but there‘s more. technicality but ll makes the game more David MolTat is an instructor within So the future of tobacco as a cash crop in America is grim. NCSU should be If you park in a visitor‘s place. the line is L'\L'tlllll_' NCSU's Department ofComputerScience. leading North Carolina farmers away from the harvest of the threatened golden weed Democrats dominate the politiCal spectrum The cowardly Wolfpack? [often feel sorry for my fellow students ...... --——————-————- national races like the presidential runoff, The following editorial was printed in the February 4 issue of the East when hear they have registered as a but make note of something. What will Republican or Independent in this state. affect you more — a decision made by the (‘aroliniam the student newspaper of East Carolina University. We thought it Students need to wake up and understand General Assembly or a decision made by the might prove thought-provoking for NC. State students. so we are reprinting it that no one worthy runs as a Republican. Anthony president'of the United States? What will here foryourpleasureandamusement. The kind of people that run as Republicans affect your life more w decisions made by are people like our Editor in Chief. .loc the councils of state such as the governor. lt. The Wolfpack are on the run. Galarneau. Would you want to vote for Jackson governor. etc. or decisions made by (once What other explanation can there be for the recently announced decision to him? I‘m just kidding; Joe is really a great again) the president? cancel the StateECU baseball contests this season? guy. But seriously. I do want to get students So please. don‘t get the idea that I’m a to understand something. I know between Democrat. But considering that I am a black NCSU officials are using the excuse that they are concerned about fan all the calculus and engineering classes it‘s is [icing idczilistic is very commendable. but man living in the South. the idea of violence. Malarkey. There have never been fan problems at an ECU‘Statc hard to conceive something as simple as being realistic is making the right decision. registering as a Republican nauseates me. baseball game, and they are not going to start this year. North Carolina‘s political spectrum. The suite House is another perfect example The thing to realize is that North Carolina is The game is also a good match for both teams. forcing both to play their There are definitely regions of this state of the reality of state politics. where there not a two party state. either statewide or on very best. It is also a game of rivalry. and school spirit is high at the contests. where being a Republican does not mean are 84 Democrats vs. 36 Republicans the national scene. Out of the II US. So we have to wonder why NCSU would want to cancel the games this losing your right to a government voice. The greater than a 2 to ratio. If you‘re a congressmen in Washington elected from majority of the Republican legislators in the die-hard Republican. then more power to this state. only three are Republican (Wake year. , state General Assembly come from the you. If you‘re an Independent. however. County is not one of the areas represented The answer is obvious. mounta‘ins‘and Mecklenburg County. But you‘re making a drastic mistake. by them). The best way to change something ECU‘s athletic program is growing stronger every day. The football team is throughout the rest of the state. the is to get involved. and it is a lot easier to expected to improve next year. the basketball team is playing better than Democrats hold most of the seats in the let me cxplain something called a closed change something from the inside — not anyone thought they could and have high hopes for l988-89. and our baseball House and Senate. The state Senate primary. which is what North Carolina has. outside. WAKE UP NCSU STUDENTS! team has been among the nation‘s best for the last several years. presently has only l0 Republicans out of 50 You cannot vote in any primary other than A victory for ECU in any contest with State is a statement of assertiveness seats total; please note there are no the one youi voter registration reflects. Anthony Jackson is a freshman majoring in and maturity. It is analogous to the little brother that returns home to clobber Independents. The point I am trying to make ()byiously. :1 person will get choices in c ‘onomicsat N('SU. his older siblings in a family fight: we have everything to gain. State has everything to lose. And losing is what has been happening in recent years. The Pirate athletic Predictions made for ever-changing NCSU program is coming into its own at last. and NCSU officials do not want it to be To look at history and predict the future professors to do research. all classes are now - at their expense. 7 was once an occupatior left only to the held at Mission Valley Cinemas. where Like the aging prize-fighter who schedules only weak Opponents. NCSU is brightest scholars. However. a careful students watch live lectures transmitted from afraid to play us any longer in their ring. or ours. ' examination of the trends of our university Dewey professors’ automobiles. . would allow a serious prognosticator to give Congress eradicated the SAT entrance valuable insight into the future of our requirement after a study revealed the test school. Widespread folly may produce lhc Cochran discriminated against illiterates. following chancellor‘s report given in re The secretary of education announced his \f‘ltTECHNICIANmyAnt/Ii(bro/maMore noivy/Ii um» two trospect of the year 2008. ideal industrial engineering curriculum after After the AIDS epidemic finally left the OPINION COLUMNIST a survey found that 80% of IE students Editor inChief UNC' campus. “US News and World’ recently complctcd Cultural Center. which couldn‘t efficiently place a drink machine. a loseph Calarneau Report" hailed "the school as the best this )L‘tll' stu'pztsscd the Sears Trade Tower as TV and a donut stand in a l2-by-l2 foot Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor women's college in America. noting that us the ltirgcst building in the US. - employee lounge. Mu liar-l Hughes Dwuan lune researchers had found a sure-fire cure for the lormcr NCSI basketball great. Chris Six students were injured after Governor deadly disease. \Viislilnnn. tcslcd positive to smoking Poulton fell over the railing in Reynolds Executive News Editor...... Madelyn Rosenberg Advertising After seeing the apparition of a 3(tl'ooi L'lgill‘CllL‘\ according to a recent NBA rcpon. Coliseum. He was apparently engaged in a News Editor...... Meg Sullivan General Manager...... Lib Seigh raven during a weekly seancc in Poc llall. Wiislibuin. at age 43. is the oldest player in shouting match with UNC Chancellor Assistant News Editor...... Paul Woolverton Sales Manager...... Cyndi Horkan several psychology students requested that lllc VIM. He had been banned on six other Lenny Wcrtz when he fell. Editorial Page Editor...... Srott Carpenter Credit Manager...... Cheryl Zerot their seance requirement be dropped. Pm occasions because of his lcrriblc addiction to Features Editor...... Suzanne Perez Sales...... David Carr, Paula Boulware fessors responded that the mortified students tobacco. Dewey Cochran is a senior majoring in Assistant Features Editor...... Calvin Hall left Rudd.A|an Kane Dut- io increasing demands on engineering Sports Editor...... Katrina Waugh Ad Production Manager...... john Austin probably had penis envy and needed the lab electricalengineeringat N(‘SU. Assistant Sports Editor...... St on Deuel Asst. Ad Production Manage-”Elizabeth Sullivan to improve practical interpretive skills. / ‘: Aymara. piggy Jinn-DWYUBG 9‘ lntramurals Editor...... Tom Campbell Alan Nolan A horseback brigade of 70 Public Safety immulfl Executive Photo Editor...... St on Rivenbark Ad Designers...... lane Sears, ludy Davis Officers collided with the ( cntcnnial Photo Editor...... Scott lackson Henry Kwrectns‘ki, Krista Williamson, Campus shuttle. injuring 54 of the (ijtit) ”"le~‘— .A {‘L AR‘_.”ort ,. Assistant Photo Editor...... l ildii- Contram Heath Satow,Marley Smith commuters aboard. When asked why then- fljp‘w‘ a ' A: ARE ("fl/M87”Mi/IVO'” Graphin Editor...... Di-nnis Draughon Classifieds Manager...... '...... Kori May was such a feverish pursuit of a jaywalker. ‘E (a? 12"" Assistant Graphirs Editor...... Chuck Fox the head of Public Safety. Martina — (opy Editors...... Amy Burke-n, Ken lowvry Production Ht‘llnil \lidnfit", lodi Zinnanti Manager...... l isa Coston Navratilova. responded that eycry officer Personnel Director...... Dana Klettor Asst. Managers...CharIt-s Kadler. Kevrn Krewson had a PhD. Set rt-tary...... Darlr‘ni- Mon-y layout Artists...... Dave Krause. Greg Kopsch The Chancellor l.ason report continued Systems Editor...... liill lliinslt-y 80h Olsen, lohn Horton that the official language of Daniels ll.ill Si-rvit 0 Engineer...... ( harla Williams Proofreaders...... Lauren Nuckolls, hm Hauser was South Korean; no one intcrvicyscd knew Staff Development Dirt-i tor.....M.irk Hilmgilfdnt'f David R. Smrth, langston Melton of any classes that were still taught Ill Senior Editor...... Bob Rood Sydney Ki-plvy, frenrhie Simpson English. or even what was being :iskcd I nil'Nx tithi-misi- inrtn .iti-d, the opinions i-Ipri-swit In the (’dflnndh, editorial tartoons and tolurnm appearing in Meredith. St. Marys and Peace yyonit-n [H hnii tan do not mu essarily n-tli-it the viewpoint of the University's Student Government. ldflfintslration, I“0va were all banned from fraternity paint-s or start. ()piniims t‘lnft‘sfl'd in the iolumns and tartoons of Terhnirian editorial pages are- the views of the There was widespread rumor lltzll .ill 1hr initiiiduat i oliimnisls .ind tartooriisls lhr unsigned editorials that appear on the left are the opium" of 'Khnician girls wore Teflon chastity bclts |i.tci and are the responsibility of the Editor in hit-t. 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WAN TE D Not all great world leaders are white June, Dwuan June. as a fellow writer (I customs or familial pride. but alarming that some of Hollywood's wrote for both the news and suggesting that we treat the illness most popular movies glorify war and editorial staffs of my high school and not one of the symptoms. murder (“Rambo.“ “Friday the Dwuan newspaper). allow me to con— I3th"). than that some movies do structively criticize one aspect of Concerning your examples of not portray the race of their Hair: Black your writing. Try changing topics “white Anglo-Saxon supremacy“ in characters correctly. more often. I have read your column the Feb. 5 issue of Technician. you Eyes: Brown regularly and you continually return should have considered them more I also disagree with your state to the same topic —- discrimination carefully. It was not George ment that "all great leaders in our Born: against blacks. I am not saying this Washington‘s fault that at the time world and nation are white.“ Have is a bad topic. or not deserving of he helped create a new nation. you forgotten Martin Luther King June 7, ICI67 attention. but when one writer blacks were (wrongly) considered to Jr. and Jesse Jackson? What about constantly returns to the same point be property and not allowed to be Harriet Tubman. Shirley Chisholm. over and over. the reader becomes recognized for. much less commit. Jesse Owens. Mahandas Gandhi. bored acts of greatness in America. Han- Malcolm X. Menachim Begin. and possibly a hit irate. nibal and Julius Caesar were leaders Amwar Sadat. Archbishop Desmond C barges: On the subject of discrimination. I of predominantly white cultures that Tutu. US. Senator Daniel lnoye and suggest the term “race" be abolished. had limited contact with blacks. The (ieorge Washington Carver? Last Bad attitude, raising social unless it is pertaining to some contact they did have was mainly time I checked. very few of these contest involving speed. If we could the result of wars of conquest. where people were white. and all of them do that. an individual would no the captives on either side of a war are leaders who made or are making consciousness.‘ rejecting the longer be black. white. Hispanic. were treated as Slaves great contributions to our world. American Indian. or whatever. but You also mentioned your dismay Status c‘uo , and for being a simply a person. I ant not advocating at Hollywood‘s casting of Elizabeth David Tiffany the renunciation of one‘s culture. Taylor as Cleopatra. I find it more Freshman. Mechanical Engineering black mdn with an opinion. CFDX claim. Furthermore. Helen of Troy admitted that Johnson deserved the Writer can’t think is recognized not simply for her award in ‘87. he also noted that he clearly, logically physical appearance (especially since didn‘t have anymore room on his Dwuan June. and many others like embarrassment to our school. After the catise. Blaming white people as a she is most likely purely mythical). mantle to put the award. him. are guilty of a gross inferiority June realizes the insurmountable whole produces a rather large As a white student at NC. State. but for her part in Homer‘s epic. the You said that when Bird has to syndrome; they believe that white arguments against his accusations. I margin of error. June should have Dwuan June’s Feb. 5 column in Iliad. Neferritti can claim no such play defense. he can‘t play offense. I men are solely responsible for their am sure he will do us all a favor and rewrittet his article before printing Technician came as quite a shock. It characterization. June's other in— beg to differ with you on that issue. so called repression. abandon the subject of racism. and incorporated specrfic examples. was not the subject matter that srghts prove equally fallible. Bird‘s offensive stats this year are How long will June childishly using names. Simply blaming the stirred my emotions. but June‘s Obviously. the point I am making 28.8 ppg (second in league). fifth in complain about blacks‘ apparent lack Dewey (’ochran commentators or announcers dc immature and irresponsible journal is that June‘s column. and others league at field goal percentage at of respect in sports? He. now on two Senior. ltlcctrical Ingiitcering grades people who practice these istic approach. A topic such as before it. lack the determined .537. By the way. two of his different occasions. has written col- occupations fairly. He could have racism should be handled with the approach to tackle a subject such as teammates. Kevin McHale and umns attacking Larry Bird. June mentioned when Howard Cose|| utmost seriousness and reality that it racism without raising confusion and Robert Parish. are numbers one and now joins ranks with Detroit Pistons Don’t shove blame called Alvin (iarrett a “little deserves. That writer. however. controversy that will cloud the issue. two respectively in that category. Oh players Dennis Rodman and Isaiah monkey." or the series of comments seems so overwhelmed by the If a problem of such magnitude as yeah. Bird earned his third straight Thomas. two men who spoke in jest on whites in general Jimmy the (ireek made about black subject that he can neither think Dwuan claims does exist. it will three point title at the NBA All Star about Bird and later regretted what athletes Instead. he indirectly slanr logically nor compose an essay that require writings of true substance to game. June. I don't see your hero they said. In his February 5 column. “Like dered many television professionals. will effectively subdue this plague of compel any change. Magic Johnson anywhere in these Why does George Washington‘s It Is." Dwuan June addressed the I'm against black stereotyping too. ignorance affecting our society. Nor statistics. picture on the SI bill warrant June's problem of black stereotyping. but in and I'm also ttot afraid to confront does his histrionic writing lift the ' Steven Schulz Bird may not be the best. Ask cry. “Big damn deal?" Why is he so the process he stereotyped )AlllIL‘ racist individuals and list their dark shroud that shields his Senior. Electrical Engineering Isiah Thomas about that. Remember ignorant to compare Hannibal to society. His message is strong and unacceptable actions iit my writing. theorized “subconscious effort by last year when Bird stole his Washington. men whose lives are vali'l. but he scents afraid to crte which is why I took offense at some the school systems" and the sports inbounds pass and then threw it to separated by two hemispheres and specific examples of specific people. of Dwuan June‘s gcitcrali/ed. mat. media to suppress the black people Stats: Magic not DJ (not Dwuan June) for the 2000 years‘.’ June asked us to so he shoves the blame on white citrate statements on whites. I of the past and present. winning basket. giving Boston its consider the historical consequence people in general. admire his courage to argue about Because I am not black, I am better than Bird fourth straight berth in the NBA if Hannibal had conquered Rome. In his second paragraph he stated controversial issues. but I also feel obviously not filled with the same finals. C‘mon June. admit the truth By the same token. one might that “whites have forced upon he is hypocritical passions as June. but from my I'm writing in response to Dwuan »—» don‘t make it a racial issue. consider the possible condition of blacks the senseless idea of white viewpoint it seems possible that he June’s column on Wednesday. Feb- blacks if there had been no slavery superiority . . . and this ain't (sic) no (‘htp Webb could control his impulse to flare up ruary 3 titled “Bird‘s best NBA (irant Barger in America. Quickly. one sees that joke." Ilc obviously thinks that all l‘l‘t‘shnliilt. Electrical Izngineerini: and ignore reason long enough to player. Psyche! ‘Magic‘ undoubtedly Sophomore. Accounting such pointless arguments are in no (or most) white people think like make an effective contribution to league‘s best." First of all. June. I‘d way beneficial to race relations. Archie Bunker and feel blacks are social awareness. His futile attempts like to mention a few things about Racism overused His remark that blacks must be inferior. I'm part of white society. (500an to compare Washington to Hannibal your poor article. You show no “twice as good“ as whites for a job is yet I‘ve been to more CIVII rights and Neferritti to Helen of Troy are statistical facts to back up your blatant paranoia. Maybe he should demonstrations than I can re absurd and out of place. Each of assumption that Magic is the best in in June’s column consider the effects of affirmative member. and so has my white ml: these historic figures is notable. but the NBA. I. however. have a few The last few writings by Dwuan action that time and time again give mother and my white sister. We the lack of any correlation between things to tell you about Larry Bird June. Technician‘s assistant manag- blacks guaranteed positions — from would gather With some other white better them isabsolute. since you obviously don‘t keep up ing editor. are nothing more than academia to industry simply friends and march iit Boulder. Dwuan’s claim that Neferritti‘s with the sport very well. As far as groundless and childish accusations. because of their color. Colorado to protest racism and other mark in history is largely ignored the 805 are concerned (the years that First. I must say l will immediately June apparently does no' realize wrongdoings. ('ontrary to June‘s In letter can only be attributed to his both players entered the league). be labeled as a racist for my writing. that his writings serve no purpose beliefs. many members of white avoidance of history texts. A refer Bird has led the Boston Celtics to an accusation for which many white except to encourage misconceptions society are on his side ence to one of the many books three world championships. Bird also men are unjustly accused. June‘s among blacks. For June to have I also agree that blacks are with the available on Egyptian history (in- was the MVP in the years '84. ’85 column “Like It Is" is wrongly titled; such a respectable position with our discriminated in the business and .cluding those used in Hl207) will and ‘86. Magic won the MVP award a more appropriate heading would school newspaper and at the same sport worlds. However. I don‘t provide a full falsification of this only one year. and while Bird be “Like A Paranoid Black Sees i. time write so pointlessly. is an stereotype one particular group as “9M”. Open your eyes and see just how iriariy sutilocts arr.- covered in the new edition ol the Consumer Information Catalog. "‘3 freejust for the asking and soare nearly With This Coupon hall ol the 200 lederal publications described msrde. 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man and environment Speaker calls for ‘a bio-ethical attitude’ By Amy Hilt portance ol conservation programs Staff Writer many countries are novs undertaking to stabiIi/e the environment. Man brings a constant threat to However. he stressed that con- tire environment. professors told a servation programs can sometimes crowd of students Monday during be detrimental rather than helpful. anethicsseminar. because people are taxed in order to 'I he event. held by the College of support the programs and are denied forest Resources. was part of a resources that they need as a result continuing effort by NC. State to of the programs. educate students and faculty about Gwen Amick. a senior forestry the dangers society and the major. provided a student‘s view‘ environment face when proper point on ethics at the university in etltics are not observed. general. I‘..I.. Ellwood. dean of the college. “Teachers need to discuss ethics moderated the discussion. and five with their students in the panelists spoke on various areas classroom." she said. concerning forestry ethics. Ainick also discussed the advan» (‘hristine Pierce. a professor in the tages of the university making an department of philosophy. said we introductory course on ethics a should try not to exploit the requirement at NCSU. environment and use its resources as She admitted that this plan mav we see fit. not be feasible because many stu» “Interests of the individual tend to dents would object to such an take precedence over the interests of academic requirement the environment. and this is what She concluded that students have we need to take into consideration. a responsibility to the future. and and correct." Pierce said. should not hurt their chances by The next speaker. l'illis Cowling. cheating. plagiarizing and giving in also from the College of Forest to peer pressure. .3 r" ' Resources. agreed. The final speaker was (Jordon Tony Gillespie mans the controls during the videotaping of a lecture. ’l{(‘il’f‘,l i’fill‘yli “There needs to be a bio-ethical Rogers. a professional forester from attitude toward the environment.“ Roanoke Rapids. NC. he said. Rogers said ethics can be upheld This bio-ethical attitude refers to in the workplace with several rules. Classes now beamed across county via cable all living things that consititutc the “Don‘t conduct personal business soil. water. plants and animals that on company time. don‘t abuse ( mill/med Irom page / t lass trottt coalescing " inter'iction witlt yottr peers." she IIlL' IllltL’Llill Ictitls to .i bachelor share the planet. company property and give your 'Ihe "hardware" in the studio said. “I think the most iitiportant ii iii lIL i'rcc lli nitilti (iene Nankoog. a member of the best to youremployer.“ he said. ard schedule. ttsttallv early Ill the includes a console at the front of purpose of teleiising C(itll'\t_‘s ls distipltitan ‘-IlltIlt‘\ \\lIIl a con US. Forest Service and a geneticist For employees to be successful at morning or late at night.” she th. mom that has three lot tlte public's enrichment “ it'iitt'atioit Ill tau and society. at NCSU. said that forests are not their jobs. Rogers said they must said. monitors to keep the teacher I’t'ioli said the progratti is a "\\‘itIiri: that. \\t‘ \\III offer mechanical. “Forests are living or- understand the tasks at hand. have “The class is a contrast to aware of what is being lilnted good way of getting the faculty couises -i.i It .t. itiniiitology. ganisms. and we must respect them." time to master those tasks and have what you‘re tised to seeing on “me are two big screen I\ s on and curriculum otit to lIIt' public .tlilllllllsllttillltl. L'IIIIL. and he said. frequent counseling sessions with the IV. but I‘ve taken classes on either side of the rootii aitd public “I hope it succeeds." lie personnel management.” Nankoog discussed the im- employer. tantptis belore. so I see it front bright lights on tlte ceiling .iloiig stud ”It's fulfilling our purpose I lI/thfldItIleii there." \HIII two cameras to pttn tlic asalandgranttiniyetsity." Iliis semester. there are si\ I’rioli said class on camera “Luidicttcc Perhaps the best "itiakes IhIs drift-rcpt from the Ityo in He cititutas .i love ~lll_'L'L‘\\I\ studentopitiiottPaur’c ol I’tlllxtlilll.IL‘llI\ciiiinlcdIlllltl i1:tlti.‘coursesIII;’|i\\;t\( or I 1me has nOt yCt come for usual kind ol teaching. It's not digital clock and .1 monitor stand "I \HHIItI take another class iciilly. the patrol requires high 'llllllltflilIlIL' for the students. Iii-hind a class window at the like this because nothing tinc\ ~thiio| t-tpiiigi"iic\ before the Itte camera can be intimidating. back of the classroom. pccted can happen." :\\Illil)s sitidciits c.ttl l‘t'c‘tttttc iit\ol\cd fraternity condom dispensers httt most are used to it now." I'll/llL'l'dItI said that (HASS said \\lIIlII|“[‘tH§_‘l.lltl Iiiit \stalos and fellow stti ltltltl“ lo lttlllltltlt.‘ to mouth: Wells agreed ”I etttoy it and lit»: jltit’tttii, l‘- tit: attempt to dent \ngela Iztans agreed that ethic. :.lll|ill sttyiccs and reach I'diIott again." she said it‘iiltiiili‘ lltt. ciltltdtttitldl lc\'.‘I of By Tor Blizard and Anne Griffin presidentofSigma Alpha Mtt. diet were not as lree with a out to otlici c'.lIiIt‘sc‘r\ILc‘ pio Iiiii the teachers that Ictl iFtt It'tltl‘i‘l\ ll!.’j’.ftlliIleI-.I StattWriters (‘oltrain and other presidents said taiuctamutingiocatchthettt. \iilcrs to broaden the authetiic ililleretitly Ill in. t lililt til Latch class they felt that the machines might "I‘ve often thought. ‘I can‘t lli sll'l' mi Illdi Illt‘x Is'yIIIIU "It was my first time and last item l‘ii't strap. I. will to the N.(.'. State fraternities considered give people a bad impression of the ad. qucslitins with my hatr logy titrgnt lead to corn: I‘ll live off the tennis now.‘ Illili‘l\.'ty l’ati‘ol litttititlg placing condom dispensers in their fraternities. “Mung ML. ”My." said Invans. a spondt-no: cotttses III the form ol Wilson said ( klilt'l Int-y t.~llt\ttIItlitIL‘ ttm houses. but most have decided However Tau Kappa Epsilon sophomore majoring in biocliern videotapes II the logistics could l'rioli said he \\tillItI bi- inore ilisst-s on one \Idcotitpc and against it. according to fraternity President (flawfmd Smith gawk-1“ NH Ik‘\\()II\CtltllII. prepared the new time. it he mil IIlt'!‘ to i'ttttilled students presidents. a novel idea and it wouldcome ifi 3“”. [\r’ L'lus5cg have their Wilson said he thinks this is \ycreaskedtodottagain. once .i week, Ilie troot‘s‘lMIttLlII Health (‘are Networks of ‘ advantages, ottly the beginning of the pro Sttval said. “If I were asked. til the uoik on lIlt‘ll' own. with (ireenwich. Conn. sent a letter consideredhandy." Hehavingsaid thata fundraiserhis fraternityto i vans said the padded seats iii giant‘s possibilities. "Iltis is I‘d do it again. but I think the exception of llls’ llltul L‘Vlttt. describing how fraternities could purchase the Vendicator but later “A. I’rioh's Amcncan Literature tremendous technology." he someone else should have :t \\IllLll they must take iii a “Make sex safe and fun for decidcditwasnotagood idea elassare“\‘cry'comfortable,“ said. He suggested hat one day chance." \Htis‘t'\iscil setting llm lime sis everyone." while making a profit at \stalos. a junior itt business lI may be possible to take classes The education intro: ot’ the tittiiiihs tit cotitplctc the course. the same time by placing a Ven- DFCW Smith. fraternity CCU“ management. said "I like the without c\ei' Icaniig the doriu Highway Patrol first approached \‘Illll. NI . istate students iiitist dieator condom dispensing machine manager. said that he would prefer class because lI’rioIit can't give room. ('HASS about two and a half t’ll'lll‘hd.‘ ll \\ llllllt tlit,~si;:u:sier. in the houses. that arty fraternity considering. this popqui/Ies.” Suval regards takingI classes years ago and asked lot it career IIlL‘ t2:iij.'i.ttti ltll~ recei\cd Many of the fraternities feel thrt would have to consult Student I’rioli said that some of the on \ideotape as less desirable development program to prepare “Idttls llI \lllllllli tilttI hj‘HlflIl it‘s inappropriate. and do not plan to Development before purchasing the hardware can he “a physical than being on tttnipiis "You Itotttic‘ts IiHI ttlttItIlt.‘ lllltltdec Itilltt i‘iv' ‘ "illttll I-iiiitttIJttioti accept the offer. condom dispenser. He said that he biiitter that tends to prevent the need the rumpus .iiubteiice and inciti. I‘ll/Et‘lillil s.iitl I’icsciitlt MM v with) lz-itrt Is’ IR \ttliiscti “It's a great idea. however it‘s in was concerned about the reputation bad taste." said Keith ('oltrain. ofthefraternities. USE DIPPING IS FOR DIPS. 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