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Deja vu Thurl Bailey:

’We really finish caps deserved to upset OVer win this one’ by William Terry Kelley Tar Heels Sports Editor Thurl Bailey has never played on a by Devin Steele national championship team. but that doesn't mean he's, never felt like he Assistant Sports Editor just won one. Deja vu. “It felt like we just won the national That's about themost accurate way championship." Bailey said after he to sum up Saturday's picture-perfect had just led State to a 70-63 win over finish by State's basketball team North Carolina. against nationally third-ranked North For Bailey. it was the first time his Carolina. With five seconds left. team had beaten the Tar Heels since Sidney Lowe made a backwards. he was a freshman. between-thelegs pass to Thurl Bailey. “I really didn't know then what it who scored a slam dunk to ice the meant to beat a team that good." he Wolfpack's 70-63 upset over the Tar said. "But I’m a senior now. and it Heels before a regional television au- really means a lot to me." dience and 12,400 fans in Reynolds The fourtbyear starter from Seat Coliseum. Pleasant. Md.. scored 20 points and Lowe and Bailey. the Pack‘s senior pulled down six rebounds to lead the starters. made a carbon copy of the Pack's attack. Being a senior. Bailey is play executed by Clyde Austin and gunning for his third appearance in Hawkeye Whitney in State's last win the NCAA tournament. over North Carolina. in 1980. Ironical- “I'm not saying we're definitely go- ly. Austin and Whitney were the lone ing. but this gets us a lot closer." he starting seniors of that squad. said. “It depends on what we do the The win. long overdue for the Pack. rest of the season. This game will be prompted a horde of excited State an important factor." fans onto the cournfor a victory jubila- For Bailey it may be have been time tion, which lasted about 30 minutes. to prove something. In the past. Sam Dereck Whittenburg even got into the Perkins has been given the credit for action as he helped cut down the nets. shutting down Bailey when the Pack The celebration spread throughout played the Heels. This time it was not campus and lasted well into the night. to be. for this was a day to cherish. “I think it was time for me personal- It marked the first time that Jim ly to have a good game against (North) Valvano had ever defeated Dean Carolina.” Bailey said. “In all the past Smith‘s Heels in eight tries. The vic- games. everyone has talked about 0 tory. no doubt Coach V‘s sweetest and how Sam Perkins has done a great biggest ever. couldn't have come at a defensive job on us. I felt comfortable better time. State. with close losses to shooting. I ‘hit a couple of three- Virginia. Memphis State and Notre pointers." Dame in the back of its mind. finally Indeed the shots fell for Thurl. The got over the hump. And Valvano final- first bucket he scored was from past ly got the monkey off his back. the 19-foot circle. and from then on. “For seven games. I think we lost you could feel it would be his day. with a lot of class and humility." said Bailey. as well as Sidney Lowe and Valvano. whose team won its third- Dereck Whittenburg. had waited straight ACC game while handing almost three years since the last win North Carolina its third consecutive. over North Carolina. loss. “Now that we've won. I told the “We haven't won a really big one in kids we want to win the same way. along time." Bailey said. “The biggest with dignity. There's no gloating on one before this was the Wichita State our part. We beat a great basketball game.. We really deserved to win this program." one. This is my last year. and I‘ve The Wolfpack had the Tar Heels on been looking for this for a long time. It the ropes the entire second-half. really gives Dereck. Sidney and me before pulling away in the final something to go out on." minute. But State. which missed five One of the key factors in the game of 10 free throws in the last 3:31. had was the intensity with which State to do it the hard way. Clinging to a , w‘ played. That factor could have had 63-59 lead. the Pack missed two one something to do with desire. and-one opportunities as a hook by “We wanted it so bad." Bailey said. Sam Perkins closed the deficit to6361 O Staff photo by Clayton Brinkley “Especially Sidney. Dereck and me. with 2:41 left. Slammm and not just because it was (Northi Lowe converted the first of a one . Carolina. We knew something good and-one at 1:34 to make it 64-61 and Between-theieg Plsses for dunks seem to be an appropriate ending for State Austin did to Hawkeye Whitney the last time the Pack stopped the Heels in was going to happen to us.” wins over North Carolina. Sidney Lowe assisted this dunk much like Clyde I See ‘Smith'. page 9) Reynolds Coliseum. (See ‘Bailsy'. P08. 8)

inside State’s spoof fools UNC students Satirical paper draws That 5 college life Page 9. by Craig Dean I got a copy in the morning and didn't they handled the Exum story - if he's "Staff Writer notice it or look at it again until a gay. that's his business. Also the by- Creative costumes vary Page 3 friend told me about it. it was kind of line (Wee R. Phagsl should be dif- — That’s nasty, baby Page 4 Friday morning in Chapel Hill funny. but the humor got old by the ferent." began as usual for most students — a end. The work is commendable in the Dreschler. the Daily Tar Heels wide media exposure Women Cagers upend items Page quick shower before breakfast and sense that students got together and retiring editor. said he first realized then the mad dash to make an early took the time to do it right." what had happened when he received by Shelley Hendrickson would show UNC how a real parody intense Page 6 class. taking time to pick up a copy of Another student with a similar a phone call around 9:30 am. The call. News Assignments Editor was done. Exotement' Page 7 The Daily Tar Heel. What was view was Brian Mclnerny who is ma- made to Dieschler's apartment. was While The Daily Tar Heel poked unusual was that some students joring in political science and in response to an ad that appeared in The Technician's satirical version fun at State's agricultural curriculm. And in the end the Win you take is received a copy of The Daily Tar economics. He thought the paper was the bogus paper. "I don't mind it." of North Carolina's student the Technician poked fun at UNC's equal to the horse you maxe Page Heal. “quite humorous. it was sort of raun- Dreschler said. “it was all in good fun. newspaper received a lot of attention liberalism. according to Alter. 8 Many of the Chapel Hill students chy humor. though." I do have two objections. however. from the news media. The Tar Heels took the comical ver- Clemson puts paws m grappler‘s failed to realize that their copy was Some students. however. were The first being that people think we On Friday the Technician office sion with good heart according to Streak Page 9 bogus. One reason for this oversight (The Daily Tar Heel) put the paper received calls from the radio stations reports out of Chapel Hill. .was because Friday was Editor in turned off by The Daily Tar Heal's out. and the second being the printing WQDR and WXYC. WRAL. The Kerry DeRochi. the new editor in Eyewrtness account of war rn Chief John Dreschler's last paper as college-prank humor. One such Caroli- Queer Raleigh Times. a Chapel Hill chief for The Daily Tar Heel even call- Lebanon Page l0 editor in chief. and most Tar Heels nian. preferring to remain of tasteless material like The newspaper and even The Daily Tar ed the Technician to make a bet with probably assumed he was going out anonymous. said "I think the Hunter ad. I'm sure that offended a Heel inquiring about the spoof of them. Since the parody purposeful- Thought for the Day Greater with a hang. The resulting confusion photograph of Coach (Dean) Smith is a lot of people around here." UNC's newspaper. The Daily Tar ly came out the day before State vs. than the 'redd of mighty armies caused a few tempers to flare. but in shame." referring to a doctored pic- Kerry DeRochi. Dreschler’s suc- Heel. according to Tom Alter. Techni- Carolina. she challenged that if State rs an idea whose time has the end most North Carolina students ture of the famous coach which show- cessor. said “There were some pro cian editor in chief. won over UNC then The Daily Tar come were able to enjoy the issue's sar~ ed ‘Dean' in a semi-nude pose. blems caused by the way the paper The spoof. called The Daily Tar Heel would run its banner in red. and — Victor Hugo casm. Another anonymous student also was distributed. 0n Franklin Street. Heal. was distributed on both State if UNC won. then the Technician Student reaction varied. but most responded negatively. saying “I was your issue (the Tschnician's The Dai- and UNC campuses. Fifteen thousand would run its banner in Carolina blue. reactions polled in UNC's library and wondering if we were supposed to ly Tar Hsall was stacked completely copies were inserted into the Techni- State won which means that The Dai- weather student center thought the paper was read between the lines and get a very over the real papers and a lot of pea cian. and 10.000 copies were ly Tar Heel will be running a red ban» not in bad taste. antigay issue. I didn't like the way , ple didn‘t realize that they hadn't distributed to UNC's campus. accor- ner in its Monday‘s edition. Raleigh Forecast: Dwayne Yarbourough. a freshman they treated homosexuals — it's very picked up The Daily Tar Heel." She ding to Alter. Members of the Technician staff Today: A beautiful day under homophobic." This student also was did add. however. “the staff here real- Ciear skies for all of North in medical technology. said. “it was not aware that the paper had been ly enjoyed it. the Technician did a The idea for this paper was sparked decided that they would check on Carolina High of 17°C (61°F) absolutely hilarious. I can. however. good job." when The Daily Tar Heel created its UNC’s good will. and Friday night Low tonight i ' to 9°C (31° to see how someone who was really into produced by the Technician and not version of the Technician on the back they went over to Chapel Hill to visit 35 ‘F‘r athletics would get upset I‘m here The Daily Tar Heel. The overall reaction was positive page of its Oct. 15. 1982 edition. which some of the local bars to question the Tuesday Mostly Sunny wrth in- strictly for academics." The staff at The Daily Tar Heel also with most students recognising the came out just before State played response. (reasrng cloudiness during the Other Tar Heels saw the humor in found the issue quite funny. Scott playful sarcasm. This view is perhaps against them in football. according to When the people in the bar found afternoon High of 180C (69°F) it but expressed a feeling of slight Sharpe. a staff photographer who was summed up best by Dean Smith's Alter. out that they were talking to Techni- ‘lr'r'ma' Drowned by student disgust. once the photo editor. said that the reaction to his revealing photograph. It was then. he said. that he decided cian staff members they were com ariett’(’irriirrq1.'<. lirei (line and Katherin Love. a sophomore in in- Technician should take credit for a The Carolina coach replied when ask- that the Technician would do the plimented on the spoof. according to Hank (gm. ternational studies. responded. "it job well done. "The only thing i didn't ed about the shot. "I'm glad they same to UNC. only the Technician Alter. took me a while to realize what if was. like." Sharpe added. “was the way didn't use my old body." 2! February 21, 133

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Ai’ot-OGIZE FOR A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and in fact the very life of the campus are registered. It is the mouthpiece through THIS ONE! which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. ' - Technician, vol. 1. no. 1.Feb. 14920

State bursts with pride

Apathy no longer exists at State. Trig- paper. Students from both State and l/////,/ gered by State’s basketball victory over UNC seemed to really enjoy it — even // North Carolina Saturday, State is bursting The Daily Tar Heel sent congratulations. \\‘/ with pride. All State students held their The Technician hoped that everyone ///. heads high Saturday night. would see the parody as a farce and The Technician has maintained that nothing more. Apologies are extended to I college athletics are becoming more of a anyone who was offended. 7//, business every day. Saturday's game puts The Technician contributed to this everything in perspective. The game was weekend of milestones in Wolfpack televised live regionally. It was also broad- history in three ways. In Friday’s paper, cast on ESPN at midnight. Saturday’s the back page was dedicated to the .L contest could’ve been heard on not one basketball game proclaiming in red and .... but two radio stations. State and North white: “(30 State Beat Heels." Also in Fri- Carolina and the ACC grossed quite a bit day’s paper, there was the controversial of money from the game. Every. The Daily ‘Tar Heal. Finally, by losing a newspaper in the nation will probably bet to the Technician Editor in Chief Tom mention the final score. .Yes, college Alter, The Daily Tar Heel's name will be athletics, and the sport of basketball in printed in red ink today. particular, are a business. The story behind The Daily Tar Heal is ’If we freeze we shall burn’ However, there is much more to col- one full of fun and hard work. After The leqe athletics than just the business end. Daily Tar Heel came out with its spoof of College athletics plays a major role in the Technician on Oct. 15 -— the day creating enthusiasm and competition before the State-North Carolina football Freeze movement breeds war among universities; athletics are at the game the Technician decided to pro- heart of a university’s spirit. Twelve thou- duce a spoof of its own to be published in In the early 19305, the European continent Nazi leader. Entreaties to “non—violence" apologize to the memory of those who died sand screaming fans in Reynolds Col- time for the State-North Carolina basket- was stewing about in the flux of a well- were seen as the way to peace. Thus Hitler and beseech this house not to make the iseum represented that spirit. ball game at Reynolds Coliseum. remembered war — the results of which were was fawned upon by then-British Prime same mistake, and vote against this college athletics have hit the big Although. it is debatable which school expressed diplomatically in the Treaty of Ver- Minister Neville Chamberlain, who rewarded motion." The resolution was defeated 416to Sure, sailles. The Germans in particular were feel- the Nazi dictator with simpering protests 187. . time, but as long as the money involved is came out with the first parody (the ing a bit slighted and abused by the humulia— when his appeasement failed. A good omen but the freeze movement is a secondary role and not an end in itself, Technician created a Daily Tar Heal of its tion they suffered as a result of World War I. It The echoes of that mistaken age are not dead. As this movement accelerates its , amateur athletics will survive in college own on April 1, 1977), there is no doubt was widely felt that war, meant to settle reverberating once again within the confines preachment toward pacifism and life. which school has done the better job. everything, settled nothing. ‘ of the American and European “peace" unilateralism, its proponents should take a At no time in the past three years has Our edition was four pages (to UNC’s But the currents of a future conflict were lesson and history and accept the fact that a . the State community been so united. one) and was published in the exact style building slowly beneath ‘ the surface of a from The Right freeze, or freezes, have been tried and they Complete strangefs were hugging each as UNC’s student newspaper. Because it resurgent Germany —« under the leadership failed because ‘— surprise! the Soviet other at mid-court after the final buzzer. was so accurateand because we delivered of an able and decisive Adolf Hitler — and an THOMAS. .4 Union cheated: ‘ . ‘ Hillsborough Street came alive. Cates 10,000 copies to the UNC campus. most unstable. intimidated Europe. Many Euro- Sen. Steven Symms (R-ldaho) has outlin- Avenue was lined with toilet paper — UNC students believed the paper was pe‘ans did in fact feel — when Hitler invaded PAUL; ed the dimensions of the problem. “In 1958, what a tribute to this weekend of rivalry printed by The Daily Tar Heel. Poland and initiated World War ll — that this the US. and the Soviets agreed on an un- second great conflict was simply annexten- Dewy? g, with North Carolina. The Technician takes all the credit and sion of the first. It was an adventure, so to written moratorium on nuclear weapons It is at this time that the Technician feels what blame there is for the supplement. It speak, intended to tie up the loose ends and testing in the atmosphere. compellediqslep.itselionu the. back for ad- is hoped that The Daily Tar Heal is view- battle. Editorial Columnist “In 1964, the US. unilaterally agreed to edfas a ‘c‘ollege rank and a way to inten- the festering wounds of an earlier o..-u~. dunno; the...momsniilm,.rlhi¢h' led ., .. Yet before the onset of WW", there .was movements. Laudable therein. it is never- freeze production of highly enriched Valvano’ &'CO. to 'victory. 'The reaction sify the rivalry tween. State and UNC. much talk in France and England of defying theless'apparent that beneath the squalling uranium for nuclear warheads.-§The..Soviets from Friday’s Daily Tar Heel was far more Saturday’s basketball game was great. the domestic leadership in the event of war surface of the oh-so-innocent nuclear freeze . have never reciprocated. than anyone expected. The local media The parties Saturday night were great. and of accommodating and ensuring peace movement there flows a turgid and unsettl- “In 1967, the US. froze the number of its carried the parody of North Carolina's That’s college life. with the adventurous and powerful German ing strain of pacifism. unilateralism and anti-t Inter-Continental Ballistic Missiles and Americanism. The proponents of such ideas Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missiles, and should take note of the words and ex- we recently deactivated 54 lCBMs and 160 forum periences of Max Beloff. SLBMs. The Soviets never stopped building matched (23 from each parent). Contained in God, someone's stolen my car!" But after quickly these weapons. By now they have about these chromosomes are genes which provide a checking my pocket for the key and finding it In 1933 Beloff was a first-year student at half again as many as we do. total blueprint for the development of this new life. there, I decided that Dr. Croom or his staff had, England's Oxford University. Today there ex- Lolumnists attack Nothing more is ever added; all that is needed for for some reason. called a wrecker and had my car ists a debating club to which he then belonged “In 1972, the US. and the Soviets signed this embryonic human to mature is time and a towed. in the Oxford Union speaking hall. On Feb. 9 the SALT l agreements which were suppos- favorable environment. There is no point when we After checking with Dr. Croom's receptionist, 1 of that year, Beloff was the principle speaker ed to freeze strategic forces. But in the last their own kind can say what defines or what constitutes a human ‘found out that. sure enough. my car had been in favor of a resolution stating: “That rthls 10 years, they have added more than 6.(XX) being, except at conception. . towed, and although she was “just as sorry as she house will in no circumstances fight for its~king new nuclear warheads and hundreds of As a former state chairman of the North Carolina To address the mil issue. those who promote could be," I should have known not to leave my and country.” missiles. There was no SALT l freeze. Federation of College Republicans campaigning abortion are saying. In effect: a life exists, yes. with car in the parking lot after my appointment was Ten days after the murderous Hitler seized “In 1977. President (Jimmy) Carter for President Ronald Reagan in the last four potential for persontmnri- but at this stage, it has over. the reins of power in a feverish and unilaterally cancelled the B—1 bomber. In presidential campaigns and former State student, i only relative value Its :ontinuad development During the one-mile walk up to Hillsborough desperate Germany, the debating society’s 1978, the neutron bomb was halted. The cannot help but note with concern the recent may be less importau: man the physical or mental Amoco and while shelling out the $32.50 towing members passed the insidious resolution Soviets did not respond by freezing any of editorials by Thomas Paul DeWitt and Kenneth well~being of the mother. fee, I kept telling myself, this isalljust a big mistake. their new weapons systems." Stallinga minutiae gay community. Life then becomes not an absolute value but a Dr. Croom’s a fair man and he wouldn't have one 27540-153. The ensuing political turmoil in relative thing which can be weighed against the of his patient‘s cars towed intentionally. Surely he Britain was somewhat ironic given the near- Freeze? Let us not deceive ourselves. It As college'R'epublican state chairman in the late physical health. peace of mind, towed. After all, pacifist bent of the British government then will never happen. If it does we will be the 605. my executive committee was one of the larger values of comfort, will offer to pay for having my car is no ones before or since. I have recently had the op: "social respect, high intelligence, etc. We done over $300 worth of business with the in power. Public outcry condemned Oxford only freezeniks. and a one-sided freeze portunlty to look up the members ofthiscommittee To quote Albert Schweitzer, “if a man loses doctor In the past year. . University as a paragon of decadence, a freeze at all. As the date for the deployment as part of a research project to determine how reverence for any part ‘of life. he will lose his Well, when l approached the good doctor front-line communist enclave and a reservoir of a new generation of American missiles political beliefs change over the wars even among reverence for all life." about paying the towing fee, he was no longer my of treasonous intellectual privilege. draws near, Beloff notes that the Americans the most adamant Republicans. However. other Sound far-fetched? it is already accepted medical friendly optometrist Clyde E. Croom. he was Not coincidentally. the chances of war ac~ “who saved us in two wars" were more easi- statistics gathered at the same time are more in- practice to withhold ordinary life-saving techniques tough businessman Clyde E. Croom. Needless to celerate in proportion to the success of such ly attacked and influenced, and accordingly to infants born with serious defects. Researchers say. he refused to pay. to deny teresting: ‘ maintain life in newly aborted fetuses and use them 50 students. beware of leaving your cars park— movements. Given the strategic and geo- are easy targets for those who wish Of the 18 men on my committee, nine were in scientific experiments. Legislation for positive ed at businesses close to campus. Your car may political realities of the late 20th century, the reality of the Soviet threat. never married by the average age of 37. Of these euthanasia has been introduced in at least five not be there when you return, and you may find these trends are no less ominous than they Strong nations do not get attacked nor nine over 50 percent told me they were currently states. These acts flow from the same principles your wallet considerably lighter after the ex- are strong. Peace movements, in relation to drawn into war. Weak nations are upfront gays. This is over two and a half times the which support abortion: a life has only relative perience. the forces that coalesce and thrive around destroyed. The freeze movement, with its national average of gays throughout the popula- value depending on the judgment and perception them, are to war what an invitation is to a attendant pacifism and unilateralism. is a tion. of thosd'Wielding power over it. Hitler would have David F. Lattimore party. One begets the other. debilitating phenomenon that, if successful. I remember these gay men as having been the been proud. MREE .This year. on the 50th anniversary of that will ensure the advent of the hot chapter of hardest working, most active of all the members, as I only ho e that the people who have had or . original resolution. Beloff spoke against his World War III. If we freeze we shall burn. well as the. most idealogically conservative. I don't promote rti ns are ignorant of what they are time. like stereotypes. but they seemed the most inU doing, because it would be hard for me to believe Technician litters original position. He said, “I wish to SUCh is the paradox Of our telligent, and they stayed in the college Republican that all these'people do not hold life to be sacred. I . leadership the longest. Most of them went on to had thought that Americans believed that “all men I feel that it is necessary to bring to your attention ,1", ‘ S'"M'ch.wumlmmm graduate school. are created equal and are endowed by their the issue of litter. In general. the campus here at Creator with certain inalienable rights. and that . State is attractive and the student body as whole ~’ amulet-tot Most of these gay men expressed a need for a .among these are life. . doesa good job of not littering. However. this letter * ~ ‘l’ernAlter ‘ campus gay organization so that they would not is not directed toward the student body but at the MW...-...... Jeffrey Bender Layout Amsts...... aura Jessup, Eric Dotson, have tried to suppress their love needs as long as leweAeolgn. [deer.....Shaky AnnSpalte. MelanieVick,8arry Bowden. they did. This suppression caused them to ex- Brian S. Henling management of the Technician. Mum...... Henkins sieveGupton.Nsncyammm,CrsioDsm perience a great deal of depression. MR EE Since I have been here at this University. bundles Anathema!“...... TimEIington. LarryJonJanoiino,WamerRscirisy of the newspaper have been piled outside the Editorial Writer...... Tom Carrigan Tyoeeessera...... Nancy Butternut". DeWitt and Stallings can keep up their attacks on doors of the library for student body distribution...... \MliamTerryKelley DeanWright.ElvlJenollno the gay community if they like. but they will find Watch out; However, even days when there is just a slight Asst Sports ulcer...... Devin Steele . DennisAtkinson, Jon Purut they are heaping sufferings on many oftheir friends breeze the papers blow all over the campus and in- Animator...... amesWinitworth Padre-dell...” Haigier, Laurie Onofrio,’ in the college Republican leadership. and statistical- to the neighborhoods surrounding the University. Iditer...... Kimberly Frazier MyraSmitthelenaanJuiieHMey ly speaking there is no reason to suspect that things car may be towed l think that a school that is trying to represent MEWW...... RicItAlien JaneMoors,JsciiieJefieriss,ErnestineJeeobe have changed much over the years. itself and the students. ought to be more aware of MW!“...... Drum Brinkley CindyNewiin. TinsSteeie. XanthieMangurn This letter is meant to serve as a warning to these matters. After all. many of the students here MGraphics Editor...... ------Danni“WW Cimum M.ringer...... Kim Peters, Charlie Williams students about the hazards of leaving their cars major in environmentally oriented disciplines. ,_ mm.,...... wgm CerviooEnolnoor...... MikeOBrien B.A., Politics, parked at businesses located within walking So I ask you, is it necessary to place the school Ammuieors...... YonnieAiigood Advertising distance of campus. ' paper outside every morning for distribution? Reistriier last Monday morning I drove to a 10:30 am. N ...... 9"VM my a“mesa. ManagerTorn young,...... Ml“. W. . . appointment with my optometrist. Dr. Clyde E. John M. Bell Abortion basically Croom. I parked my car in Dr. Croom's parking OR 30 3:: MW Dealgriors...... Susan Maior, Rod Patrick, lot. which is located directly behind North Hall at JeemleStemat, Wren Harris, KarenKiut: the corner of Enterprise and Hillsborough streets. "3*".W...... netts Rowe“, Terry Keever Production Managers...... NethenSmith medical question The parking lot had one small'sign which stated Correction .w...... Connie Elder Sul-lalleen that the parking lot was for Dr. Croom's patients. “ammmumreehdehnbaes Abomon . Lasically not a medical question, but but it did not indicate that unauthorized vehicles There was a mistake in Kenneth Stallings‘ Mmumummwmemmmmumebpumwww.mmwmmmmum Dyed-l a question of values. The real issue is not “isthis life would be towed. column on Fri.. Feb. 18 titled “Soviet lead “and“ thmmeMummeummww being wash eyed." but “ whvalueue shall be placed I left Dr. Croom's office at noon. but since I had creates threat." A sentence incorrectly read: fwd“ .mwsmwummuumumumwhw. - on this life? a lp.m. class. llelt my car parked at Dr Croom's. “Both the Titan and the 55-18 are quW~Mmmmimmemmwhwmmmmmmwhnmmmummmmmnwmm it . . metallic fact that at the moment ofconcep- grabbed a bite to eat and headed on to class, MlRVed. . ." The sentense should have mmmommmmmmm.meumsumnvam Museum tion. when the sperm cell joins with the egg cell. a After class i returned to Dr. Croom's parking lot wwww_w. It: norm addressMotionsis no. 6..OsoeM-otsssoesseoeoaiestleisioti“smooths-at. Mon, "llmgh. ire. Mcum; new and totally individual human being comes into and was shocked to find an empty space where I' read: “Both the Peacekeeper and the 55-18 WmonmW“. ,ywamhmmmro M“W.I.¢.M existence. At conception. 46 chromosomes are had parked my car. My first reaction was. “Oh my are MlRVed. . ." \ / 21-, /

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“Prince’s burlesque pertOrmance unexpectedly mild by Devin Steele The concert was set to start at 8 p.m.. but those last minute arrivals were surprised to see that Vani- and ty 6 had already begun before then. Those who arriv- by Debbie Boyd ed 10 minutes late had missed the opening of the show. Copy Vanity 6. a female trio between the ages of 16 and CHAPEL HILL — Prince. The Time and Vanity 6 21. performed only four songs off its debut album. the sexual revolutioh'to Chapel Hill’s Car- Vanity 6. The group. ironically founded by Prince. michael Auditoriumdn musical form on Feb. 15. set the atmosphere for the evening with not only The three funk groups. on a five-month tour of the pink. purple and aqua spotlights and teasing music. United States. brought the audience what it ex- but seductive attire and body movements. as well. pected nastiness but perhaps a little less than Vanity, Brenda and Susan. adorned in teddies anticipated. Belguligees of sorts — began the show with “He's So Despite negligees. obscene gestures and sexual im- plications. the bands kept their acts within limits. From there. they went into “Wet Dreams" and “If Previous concerts reportedly contained extremely a Girl Answers. Don't Hang Up." suggestive. provocative conduct on stage. Vanity. the lead vocalist. was dressed in midnight black. including a sheer teddy. a coat with long tails. fingerless gloves. a garter belt and boots. As they began their most popular single. “Nasty Girl." Vani- ty removed her long coat seductively as the audience a e raved. I O The 16-minute intermission was used to set up The Time's tenement house backdrop. Then the StdtphotobyGrchatcm by Karl Samson auditorium went black. and the loud ticking of a clock Prince. the bend the spotlight wesil'ocused on in Chapel Hill last Tuesday night. has been togetherfortour years. In that Entertainment Writer — The Time's trademark - signified its entrance. time, the group has released five albums and become known for its provocative Mommas. Christmas inJuly Tonight. 8 p.m. Lead singer Morris Daye. who performed with Flashing stark white lights and a foggy stage was bed on an ascending platform rose to meet him as he Erdahl-Cloyd Theatre Admission: Free Prince in a high school band and whose 60 style is the setting for the main performance — Prince. sang an explosive “International Lover." His graphic similar to his. began the set with “Get It Up" off of Prince. decked in a long purple coat. appeared on a sexual inferences were enhanced by his removal of Preston Sturges was the most sought-after film The Time LP. platform above the main stage: “My name is Prince. his coat and shirt which replaced nearly total director of World War II. Sturges soothed the The audience got a taste of vibrant funk and a Welcome to 1999." nudity during previous performances. wounds of war by splitting sides with laughter: non- chance to get involved in the act with “Cool." where This set the scene for a futuristic look into a new sex- The irony of the song suggested more than an stop. uncontrollable laughter. He managed this by the four letters C—O-O-L rang Carmichael louder than ual revolution. airplane flight as the song's lyrics showed: creating some of the most memorably humorous U-N-C has at times. Daye displayed his vocal talents He began the show with the most popular tune off Please observe the no letting go sign characters to eter get into a jam on the screen. In with a slow soul hit. ”Girl." his LP Controversy. “Let's Work." Prince. known Remember your seat cushions may be used as this film a poor working stiff thinks he has won The Time was somewhat milder in its sexual im- more for his risque lyrics in slow songs. went a floatation device $25,000 and begins living like a king. ' plications than the other groups. Another of Daye's straight into “Do Me. Baby." During the song in We're now making our final approach for The Little Match Girl is a tearjerking cartoon slow songs invited a female companion to join him on which his high sharp voice was focused upon. he satisfaction story of one little girl’s Christmas. stage for a glass of wine and some conversation. The jumped from the stage to several high platforms Please bring your lips, your arms, your hips poor acoustics made it hard to hear the spoken words where he seductively crooned to the audience. into the upped and locked position, as well as the lyrics of the songs. but Daye made his He removed his jacket and made sexual insinua- for landing. intentions obvious. tions to the female watchers. For the encore. Prince performed the title track Breathless Tuesday. 8 p.m. The familiar bass beat of the band's most suc- Other songs setting the scene were “D.M.S.R." - from his latest album. 1999. The song entails an en- Erdahi-Cloyd Theatre Admission: Free cessful hit. “777-9311." brought the audience to its an acronym for dance. music. sex. romance “How ding to the world. and the only thing left to do is par- feet. The song. which caused this phone number to be 'Come U Don't Call Me Anymore." in which Princev ty “ like it's 1999." Bosley Crowther. film reviewer for The New York changed nationally last year due to an overabun- gave a great performance for the ladies on keyboard. Overall. the show was a throwdown. although the Times. about this early Jean-Luc Goddard film. said: dance of calls. was the final of the set. But the and “Lady Cab Driver." with its special effects of acoustics didn't accentuate the performances. Even “It is more than a chunk of raw drama. graphically crowd's reaction to the band’s performance promp- taxis and horns. Thurl Bailey visited Carmichael Auditorium under and artfully torn with appropriately ragged edges ted an encore. in which The Time funked and rolled Prince returned to his platform to have all eyes on friendlier circumstances for an evening of pro- out of the tough underbelly of modern metropolitan one more time with “The Walk." him. He turned toward the back of the stage and a vocative showmanship. life." This is the quintessential French “new wave" The members of The Time really set the audience film. on its feet with its vocals: “Everybody walk your body." in which the group left the audience wanting Root’s style resembles pagan ritual WOMEN'S HEALTH more. by Kill Boyd zy Rush. drummer “Less seemed an unlikely ment with his manager. Jim CARE YOU CAN Aloerroumdnncurrdedson FEBRUARY COMPUTER SPECIALS Entertainment Writer Drool" and saxophone character for hero worship. Epstein. While touring in DEFEND ON. that’s made easier by the player Ron Holloway. back» His shoulder-length. the '60s with a band called womenlottheFleming Center. Counselorsareavail- 5 1/4" Diskettes 22.75 The scene at the Pier in ed up Root-Boy on such slightly greasy hair was the ”Midnight Creepers." ableday and nightto'support and understandyou Hayes 300 Baud Smartmodem 225.00 Cameron. Village Ffb. 11 claseics as “Dare to be Fat'.'. 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The "Sex-Change Band" panied by his New Hope for girlfriends onstage to dance “It's because I can't afford eventually broke up. and a J4 the Criminally Insane band. with ”The Root" Friday. to have them resoled." year and a half ago Slim Insanity was the order of while others begged for formed his current band. The UAB Lectures Comm. the evening as the band. song dedications and Born in Asheville. N.C.. He was hesitant in describ consisting of bass player Al autographs. Slim was raised in ing their band's type of and the NCSU Gay Community Byno. keyboard artist Jim Slim (whose actual name Washington. D.C.. where he music. "Ellis D." Orr, guitarist Diz- is Foster Mackenzie III) currently shares an apart- “I write all the lyrics Present: myself." he said. “Labels are boxes. but] guess you The Reverend Elder could call us a rhythm and blues band." After Saturday's perfor- Tro way mance at the Pier. Slim V lhalr‘ by nature’s planned to return to Washington. D.C.. for some much-needed rest. 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best ball in the ACC right fort." Yow said. “If we lose Linda Page drilled two basket to insure win No. 18 "Maryland did a really good couraged the others to play citing atmosphere. Some of by Tom DeSehriver now. it defensively against long-range bombs in ‘that for the Pack against six job on her. They set out to hard. us were drained before the Sports Writer Maryland. recognized as Maryland. they really take spurt to give the Pack its losses. stop Linda. I'm glad that “Sherry hasn't practiced game becau of this after. having one of the finest of- it to us. halftime edge. State now sits atop the she didn't Super Saturday was fenses in the country. could “There are a lot of tough force any shots." since the (North) Carolina noon's (men's) game. We climaxed The Pack led most of the ACC with a 10-1 record. Armstrong. playing her game because she's been just love to play before the when Ronda never get their offensive people to defend on second half. building an while Maryland drops to last game at ReynoldsCol- sick. but I thought she crowd." Falkena sank a fivefoot tur- machine rolling as the Pack Maryland. All five of their eight-point lead at one 10-3 in the conference and played well anyway." naround jump shot with kept the Terps off balance starters are in double point. but the Terps ran off 21-3 overall. iseum along with seniors Needing only one victory 0:51 left. sealing the by switching between a figures and shoot over 50 Sherry Lawson and Karen With Lawson on the Wolfpack eight-straight points to Achieving Yow's desire Brabson. played well at mend. Robyn Mayo came to clinch the ACC regular women's 71~07 two-three zone and man-to percent. We gave good take a 61-59 lead with 5:31 to gain more balanced scor- both ends of the floor. swip off the bench and dished off season crown. the Pack has victory over Maryland at man defense. help. had a lot of intensity left. ing. the Pack put .five ing the ball five times to go nine assists. snagged five two chances this week Reynolds Coliseum. “The first time we played and played aggressively on With a couple of players in double figures .. with her 10 points. rebounds and scored five when it travels to Duke The victory gives the straight man-toman.” State defense." Maryland players hanging for the first time this - points. Tuesday and Virginia Pack a two-game lead in the coach Kay Yow said. referr- The contest between the on her. freshman Priscilla season. with Page leading “Angie had another real- “Robyn played a really Saturday: ACC standings ov,er ing to the Pack's upset of two nationally-ranked Adams muscled the ball in— the way with 16 points. ly good game." Yow said. super game." Yow said. Maryland and North the Terps. 70-03. at College teams State at No. 18 to the basket with 5:17 left Joining Page for scoring “She controlled the tempo “She made key steals and “This gives us a little Carolina, and a victory at Park. Jan. 29. “We knew and Maryland at No. — to knot the score at 61-61. honors were Adams with of the game when we were created some key tunovers. breathing room for next Duke Tuesday night would we'd have to change lived up to expectations, as The two teams then 14. Falkena with 12. and on offense." She also made some really week." Yow said. “If we win wrap up the ACC regular- defenses this time.” the two teams battled the swapped baskets. with ties Kreicker and Angie Arm- Brabson and Lawson nice passes." one of those games. we'll be season crown and give the Maryland came into the first 15 minutes with at 83. 65 and 67. until strong with 10 apiece. combined for only two Yow also said the crowd the No. 1 seed." Wolfpack the No. 1 seed in game with the best field neither team enjoying more Claudia Kreicker hit the Under her season points and four rebounds. of 4.100. still charged from the upcoming ACC tourna- goal shooting accuracy in than a threepointcushion. first of two free throws to average of 21.5 points per but Yow said the contribu- the men's upset of North Knowing that the title is ment. the country. and Yow Up by two with 2:00 left give the Pack a 68-67 advan- game. Page gained praise tions of her seniors couldn't Carolina. played a role in theirs for the taking. Yow Coupled with last week's ‘ realized that shutting down in the first half. the tage it never would relin- from her coach for not get- be measured by statistics. the game. doesn't expect a letdown. big win over North the Terps would not be an Wolfpack outscored the quish. ting anxious on offense. “I thought our seniors "The crowd was definite “I don't think the kids Carolina. the Maryland vic- easy task. Terps 8—4 to take a 333 After the Terps missed “l'm glad to see that Lin were great leaders ly a factor." Yow said. will let down." Yow said. tory leaves no 'doubt that “We thought we had to lead into the dressing m. an opportunity to regain da only attempted 15 tonight.” she said. “They “When the crowd is big. we “The two games on the road the Wolfpack is‘playing the have a great defensive ef- At her best in big games. the lead. Falkena hit her shots." Yow said. really talked it up and en- play our best. It was an ex- will be tough. though." Valvano deserved State fans worse? Na, na.'I na.' "7 na’ victory over Smith by Bruce Winkwortb cheer for the Wolfpack that talk to the press. What Assistant Sports Editor night. they probably got a could she say? There were well-deserved razzing. no alibis that would hold Sideline Insights The guy was obviously Stupidity is the lesser part water for Maryland. Not . POed. His Tar Heels had of valor. this time. WILLIAM just taken a 70-63 thumping Another Tar Heel fan I After Maryland lost to from State. and he had been encountered Saturday the Pack in College Park stupid enough to watch the afternoon remarked that earlier this year. Weller TERRY game in a Hillsborough State fans were the worst would not give any credit to Street tavern loaded to the winners in the world. There the State team. saying only rafters with rabid Wolfpack may be something to that. that her Terps were due for KELLEY fans, State fans can be very ob something like that. They It seems he didn't at- noxious. and that's certain- simply didn't play well Editor tempt to conceal his ly one of the more appeal- enough to win. Sports loyalties and had taken a ing aspects of going to This time. the Wolfpack Everytime a pair of rivals meets. somebody makes pretty good razzing from school here. State crowds smothered the Terps with the crowd at the bar. As he really get into it. outstanding defense. and the statement that anyone can win. Nobody usually left the bar. he looked" Evidently. North after the game. 1 could tell believes it. and the favorite generally takes the around and took in the Carolina fans aren't allowed by the way she stormed off prize. Such had become the case with State-North growing carnage on to curse out loud in Car- the court that Weller would Carolina matchups. But State's win over the Tar Hillsborough Street and michael Auditorium for not be making the trip back Heels Saturday changed all that. at least for one made a remark to the effect fear that Dean Smith will to the press room. They game. that the crowd had no class. get on the PA andtell them simply were beaten. No ali- It has become pretty much the concensus that the Tar Heel fans arould that “we don't do things biing it this time. two technical fouls assessed Dean Smith were the never act like such boors. that way here." The crowds I feel kind of bad about turning point in the game. The call that Dean argued he said. and they would cer- at Carmichael remind me of that. too. Weller is one of has been bandied around a lot‘ too. Was it goal ten- tainly never chant those the crowds I saw at minor the very best coaches in the obscene sayings about league baseball games on country. but even the peo ding against Cozell McQueen. or was the shot another school. They the West Coast -— sedate. ple from the Maryland stu- unaltered?.The ball hit the rim. so it had a chance. wouldn't? I‘d be willing to They're loud. but they're dent newspaper and radio but in all 'honesty. I can't say if it was hit or not. I bet that under similar cir- rather stuffy. too. I'll take station said she is impossi- have-been told‘ that it was. ; cumstances. they would do the crowds at Duke and bleto deal with after a loss. If so. then" Dean'lhad an argument. But still. the " 'the something and' have State any time. ‘ ' That makes me appreciate argument was eiipressé’d a little too vehemently. He done so in the past. State fans may be the the class of Kay Yow that deserved both technicals. It may have been a The crowd that worst winners in the world. much more. mistake he'll regret. Without that six-point tur- celebrated Saturday's vic- I think that's a designation C O O Inaround. the Heels might have taken the crowd out tory was blowing off the that can be easily lived This, paragraph probably of the game and gone on to win. steam which had built up with. Who do you think the belongs on the editorial during the most frustrating worst losers are? page. but sports had as As usual. the officiating stunk. but I can't say I State basketball season in 0 O 0 much to do with it as either team was hurt more than the other. Smith recent history. I think if the Speaking of sore losers. anyone. so l'm going to put may have just fallen prey to the pressure that all Pack had pulled off wins Saturday was Super Satur- it here. I personally resent coaches face. A Smith team has not lost three against Virginia. Memphis day for the women's team Chancellor Bruce Poulton's straight games since 1970. Dean could have been State and Notre Dame. as well as the men's. The public apology for our spoof feeling a little pressure. Everyone thought all that Staff photo by John Davison Saturday's celebration Wolfpack women defeated on The Daily Tar Heel. disappeared with the big one over Georgetown. It is State's rifle team scored a 5.841 total to defeat William I Mary (5,525) and Virginia would have been much their biggest rival. From one Bruce to another, ironic that Smith would be so atypical in his behavior (5,327) this weekend in Annapolis, Md., but fell short to Navy's 6,045 total. The tamer than it was. Maryland. Saturday night. if you can't take the credit on the day of the announcement of his election into Wolfpack is now 1-6. They haven't had that putting the regular season for something. you can't kind of pent-up frustration ACC title within their apologize for it either. the Basketball Hall of Fame. in Chapel Hill in. years. but grasp. Leave that kind of stuff for Briefly about that election. Certainly Smith is when they have. they've I've had only limited ex- George Steinbrenner. deserving of election to the Naismith Hall. However. acted exactly the same way. perience dealing with C O O this day of mass media has brought about his rise to Women tankers 4th in ACC In 1975. UNC beat State by Maryland women's coach The celebration Saturday recognition a little prematurely. State's Evertt Case two‘ points in Chapel Hill. Chris Weller. but it has afternoon and evening was was elected to the Hall 18 years after his retirement by Scott Keepfer gotten better and better (25.91). 100-yard fly (55.91). ending a nine-game always left a’ bad taste in worth waiting for. State and 17 after his death. Sports Writer every year. I'm really going ZOO-yard fly (2:03.13). Wolfpack hex over the Tar my mouth. She has never fans haven't had a lot to I'm not saying wait until Smith retires or dies to to hate to see her go. She Butcher —- 500yard free Heels. given credit to an opponent really let loose about lately. elect him. but Case surely should have gotten earlier State's women swim- was just tremendous." (4:57.53). 1550‘yard free They went wild in Chapel when the Terps have lost. and they did it up right. I recognition. It is hoped Smith will be able to enjoy mers. paced by cocaptain Wiencken's freshmen (16:37.07). Hill that'night. celebrating at least not in my presence. worked Saturday afternoon Beth Emery and a con- played a big role in the con- Devers onemeter div- on the floor of Carmichael Even when the Terps win. on the 2400 block of his induction while still living. tingent of freshmen. ference meet. just as they ing (428.2). three-meter div- Auditorium and up and she can be pretty snotty. Hillsborough Street. which The committee may be overlooking a man who qualified for the NCAA have done all season. Hope ing (455.0). down Franklin Street. If After the Terps lost to was where most of the ac deserves equal recognition at the same time as Smith Championships in 11 events Williams. a Raleigh native. Gornak — one-meter div- there were any State fans the Pack Saturday night. tion seemed to take place. - Bobby Knight. Afterall. Knight has won two this weekend during the won the 50-. 100- and ing (387.8). threemeter div- foolish enough to go to a Weller didn't surprise me championships to Smith's one in about half as many Fifth Annual ACC 200yard butterfly events. ing (429.0). Franklin Street bar and at all when she refused to (See ‘Street'. page 8} years. Women's Swimming and and bettered NCAA quali- Now back to the game. The Pack under Jim Diving Championships at fying time in each. $3“, at: i Valvano has been State's natatorium. Tricia Butcher. another looking for something good to hap- Although the Wolfpack's freshman. qualified in two 4* pen for a long time. With the win Saturday. it finally 401 points were only good events by winning both the f?! came. for a fourth-Diace con. 500— and 1.550-yard “Coach kept saying. ‘I don't know when. but we're ference finish. coach Bob freestyle. going to win a big one," State center Cozell Mc~ Wiencken's squad won 10 Freshman divers Jackie Queen said. “Our time finally came." individual events. North Devers and Susan Gornak Valvano entered the game 0-7 against the Heels. Carolina. taking 13 in- were at their best on the He had begun to catch some flack because of his dividual titles and totalling diving boards. Devers won record against UNC. Six of those losses came against 763.5 points. won the meet both the one and three- Final Four teams. though. for the third-straight year. meter events. while Gornak Virginia was a distant se~ took second on the three “Coach Smith had told me after a couple of our cond with 566 points. Clem meter and third on the one games that ‘we just had too much for you’ or son took third with 471.5, meter. something likethat," Valvano said. "But today he and Maryland and Duke “We got seven individual said. ‘I'm happy for you' and I really believe he meant were fifth and sixth with championships out of our it." 120 and 110 points. respec- freshmen." Wiencken said. Valvano was happy for Valvano. too. The players tively. "We have to look at that were happy for each other, and in general. all Pack “Because of our illness and be very pleased. If we fans rejoiced. After all. they deserved it. State is still and injury. the meet went can keep recruiting the way only 1-7 against the Heels under V. but that one is a pretty much as expected. we did last year. we're go big one. Maybe it should count two. Just when the Wiencken said. “But even ing to have a great future." Heels thought they had an easy one to break their though we were fourth. we State's 800-meter relay losing streak. they bought it against the Pack. won 10 events. We just had team also qualified for the A win is just that — a (as in one) win. But excuse a big problem with depth. NCAAs. For Wiencken's the Pack for gloating. They prepared for it and they Qualitywise I was very qualifiers. the next stop will deserved it. It's one thing to beat your rival. It's pleased." be the NCAA Champion- Emery. who qualified in ships in Lincoln. Neb.. another to upset them. North Carolina will be tested five events. swept all the March 17-19. Also making again Thursday night as Wake Forest tries to take sprint freestyle races. In the trip will be State's their annual win over the Tar Heels. addition. the senior from other senior cocaptain. Kel- In general it was just a great day to beat the Ashland. Ohio took second ly Parker. Parker qualified Heels. North Carolina always has this saying about in the 50- and loo-yard but- for the mile earlier in the the sky being “Carolina Blue." But if you looked up in terfly. Wiencken was full of year. the west about p.m. Saturday night. the sky was praise for his team leader. NCAA Qualifiers just as red as it could be. "Beth is a real com— Emery-- 50-yard free s. This Bud's for you. Pack. petitor. If there is any way (23.97). lOO-yard free (50.71). 0 O O possible to win. she'll do it." 200-yard free (149.6). Staff phat) by Drew Armstrong Congrats are in order for the women's basketball Wiencken said. “She has 50-yard fly (25.92). 100-yard Clemson upended State's wrestling team 21-12 Saturday night in Clemson. ending the Post's unbeaten ACC seesom never hit a point where fly (56.22). State heavyweight Tab Thackcr lost a decision in only his second loss of theseason. ( See ‘Women’, page 9) she's not improving. 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Wolf’s appetite Tracksters in productive meet by Scott Keepfer just has to _do it again Meanwhile. women's Writer before March 5." coach Rollie Geiger had his Sparta McSwain. a freshman team spread out from coast satisfied after win- State's men's indoor from Shelby. finished right to coast. track team. riddled with in behind Williams in the Senior Betty Springs. juries and abscences. still 60ysrd dash. missing the running in the Portland Tn- by Wile- Terry lelsy ment most of us have ever had a very productive meet NCAA time by .03 seconds. vitstional in Portland. Ore.. ‘ Sports Editor witnessed. A crowd already this pest Saturday at the “I wss resz pleased qualified for the NCAAs possessed with upset fever Tar Heel Classic in Chapel with Harvey.” Jones said. with a 9:20 in the The Wolf has just dined started throwing cups back Hill. “He's doing a great job for a 3.000-meters. on caviar. followed by phea- and forth in the end woes. Wilbert Carter's 60'3" ef- freshman." Freshman Lynne Strauss . sant undergisssand capped Had the cups not started fort in the shot put. and Teams from North was in Cleveland. Ohio for off with chocolateymousse. bounding onto the floor it Perry Williams' 6.22 time in Carolina. South Carolina. the Knights ofColumbus In- He hangers no more. would have been most spee- the 60yard dash both met and Virginia competed in vitational Track Meet. With State‘s 70-63 win teculer. It was ss if s foun- NCAA qualifying stan- the nonscored meet. State Strauss took second in the over arch-rival North tain of Wolfpsck souvenir derds. did well despite the mile with a 4:50 clocking. Carolina. the appetite of cups had been turned on. “All in all. it was a pretty abscence of several key per- every Wolfpsck fan in They sprayed from side to good meet." head track formers. including shot- Closer to home. the America was satisfied. . side. ' coach Tom Jones said. "We putter Ernest Butler. high Wolfpack had four Only once before in The eruption impelled had some really good in- jumpers Mike Bipberger piacewinners at the Tar Wolfpsck history has the Vslvsno to make s plea to dividual performances. and Kevin Elliot. pole Heel Classic. Connie Jo floor of the Coliseum seen the crowd to allow the final Wilbert Carter just keeps vaulter Alvin Charleston Robinson. Sande Cullinsne such s celebration after a seven seconds to tick off. getting better and better." and runners Gus Young and and Kim Sharpe took first. win. and it need not be said Old MacDonald had already Triple jumper Simon John George. second and third in the when that was. In seven been played. Ware and sprinter Harvey Jones. whose team faces 3,000-meter run. previous tries. Jim What s finish. As the McSwain also did well for East Carolina and George Robinson. who is already Vslvsnocoeched teams had final Tar Heel sttempt the Wolfpack. Ware's 50'2" Mason this weekend in qualified for the NCAAs. come close and failed. but‘ never materialized. the effort won his event. and Fairfax. Va.. hopes his team won the race in 9:243 -— a this one wasn't about toslip crowd surged over the rails Jones feels he is certainly will be quick-healing. new stadium record. away. and spilled onto the floor. capable of doing even bet- “We’ll just go in there Cullinsne was second in There's no mistaking s swarming around the ter. and do the best we can." 9:49. and Sharpe was third rivalry. Minutes before the players. “1 know he can jump Jones said. "But we really in a personal best 9:613. game was to start. the en- The players were over- 51'10" (the NCAA qualify- want to get everyone High-jumper Yvonne trance to Reynolds Coi- come with joy. Whitten» ing distancel." Jones said. healthy for outdoors — Heinreich was second in her iseum wss jammed with burg and Lowe among ”Kb's done it before. He that's when it counts." event with a 5'7" leap. ticket seekers. No tickets others were hoisted above were to be had. Most State the crowd to cut down the fans came to the nets. Indeed. it was s cham- Streetbecomesscene of past knowing full well that the pionship win for State. The Tar Heels were heavily band played and played. street scenes after big Hillsborough Street was favored but wouldn't dare and the celebration con- ( continued from"spage I wins. Everyone remembers crazed. and the celebration pass up an opportunity to tinued. 0n Hillsborough the one after the 1974 got a little out of hand. Ac- see an upset. It's happened Street a crowd gathered. My special congratula- UCLA game. but there tually. it was only out of before. Red paint was opened and tions go to the guy giving have been others. hand if carrying off The “1 hate Carolina" toilet paper was strewn ‘ the high fives with a red In 1970, State upset Volkswagons with South signs were hanging everywhere. \. paint brush. Whenever a South Carolina to win the Carolina license plates is everywhere. T-shirts and Reynolds Coliseum has “ Staff photo by Clayton Brinkley car came by with an ACC Tournament. and a going too far. I guess it was. no shirts proclaimed certainly not seen that type outstretched hand looking wild celebration ‘ensued. In 1968. State beat No. 1 various slogans. One said. of celebration in years. it The Wolfpeck took everythingfrom the Tar Heels but the shirt on their back. Or did they? for some skin to slap. this That South Carolina team ranked Houston in football “I pull for N.C. State and took several minutes for tonight." said Bailey of the was halfway waiting for As the outcome became guy would give them a slap was easily the most hated at the Astrodome and the anybody that plays Vslvsno and the team to aftermath. “They deserve North Carolina to take con- apparent in the final of red paint. He also got a, team in the history of the street went wild again. Carolina." make it to the dressing it. We deserve it. too." trol. But it never happened. seconds. the celebration few faces and lots of shirts league. and they had gone That is the only celebration Even in the press room. rooms. When they did. the Indeed they all deserved The last two times State began. As one fan hung up and pant legs. unbeaten in league play like that in football that I the supposed center of ob stories were all the same - it. for as Wolfpack fans was close. the game was side down through a netless The store I work in that year. They got into can remember. The Pack jectivity. it was possible to “Greatest win ever." No have suffered through the decided at the beginning of doesn't sell beer. so we fights in at least half of went on to a 9-2 finish. cap- distinguish who pulled for one would have expected draught. so have the the second half. Not this goal. the beat went on. That naturally weren't very their games. and in one ped by a win over Georgia whom. By halftime there less. players. time. was the epitome of the en- busy. I was able to prop game with Maryland. for- in the Liberty Bowl. was no mistaking that the Oh sure. the game could All through the game. "I thought about that." tire celebration. State's win open the door and just ward John Ribock decked Park was in it. have been dissected. Yes, the Pack backers got tenser Bailey said. “But I put it out turned the city upside watch the party. It made ’f’Lefty Driesell. What a street. What a But the real treat was at North Carolina played poor- and tenser. It was as if one of my mind." down. 'me think of some other After the game. Saturday. What a building. the end. For those ofus who ly on offense. State shot have been here four years horrendously from the foul or more. the final State line. The Pack played ex- Grier basket brought back some cellent defense. For the Bailey finally gets win, best of Perkins old memories. The last time Wolfpeck fen. those mat Crler items must be fewer than 30 ALL STUDENTS INVITED TD FULL 190305 catalog is now available free of State best North Carolina ters are s bit trite. The only ( continued from page I shot or a place to dump it a lot of twothree. We really words in length and must be typed or GOSPEL STUDENT FELLOWSHIP for sing charge at the Student Supply store. Free was when Thurl Bailey. statistic that matters to off." stopped a lot of things they legibly printed on BY: X 11 paper. Items ing, sharing and Bible study on Tuesday, distribution will run from Feb 21-March4. Sidney Lowe and Dereck them is the final one. 70-63. Several of Bailey's points The State defense was tried to do. They don't do a submitted that do not conform 10 the Feb. 22 at 7.30 p.m. in Brown Room of After than the cost will be .50 per Whittenburg were The scoreboard stayed lit came from the middle. another key. especially in lot of things. but what they above specifications will not be run. Only Student Center catalog. freshmen. in that 03-60 for almost sn hour after the jumpers about 15 feet from the second half. The Pack do, they do well." one item from a single organization will WOMENS INDEPENDENT SOFTBALL En, ROCK—N—RDLL seminar will be Woifpsck win. Clyde Austin _ game. For almost four the basket. Generally. stuck to the Tar Heels on be run in an issue. The Technician fries will be taken until 5pm Feb 22. presented in Blue RM of Student Comer passed between his legs to hours horns blew. people Bailey owns the baseline. every move and kept them The 70-63 win was the will attempt to run all items at least once Organizational pleating will be Tues Feb cl 1:30pm. Sponsored by Maranarha Stu Hawkeye Whitney for a shouted. and the parties but against Perkins. he was out of their offense in the best ever for Bailey. For before their meeting date, but no item 22 at 6pm, in Rm 211, Carmichael Gym. dam Fellowship. dunk to ice the cake. Oh. lasted into the night. going outside and having a second half. many State fans it was the will appear more than three times. The Tar Heels. watch out for Three years of “how good time at it. “That's the best defense best in a long time if not deadline for all OM is 5 pm. the 4H COLLEGIATE CLUB MEETING Feb 22. STUDENT SOCIAL WORK ASSDC: meets those seniors with a pur- 'bout them Heels” finally “That was a really impor- we've played all year." ever. Most State students date of publication for the previous issue. 6:30pm, 3% Ricks Hall. Feb 21, 4:30pm, 224 Poe Hall pose. changed into "how 'bout tant part of the game." he Bailey said. “We were at the game had never Items may be submmad in Student LECTURE COMMITTEE MEETING Feb 22. LEOPOLD WILDLIFE CLUB meFeb 22. Thet basket brought the that Wolfpsck." or “what said. “When we looked at changing‘up. and we were witnessed a win over North Center Suns 3120. Odors are run on a Program Office 3rd floor Studem Center, 7pm, 3533 Gardner. 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-- Smith: ’We certainly COngratulate NC. State on a great yictory.’ lcontinuedfmmpagclj' be. That's why this win is the top of it." ”We certainly con- referee Jim Burch, who first lead. 82-31. The Pack cond half. State's biggest the win away from the Pack such a nice one." Lowe added: "This means gratulate N.C. State on a assessed the Tar Heel held a 37-30 halftime edge. advantage during that span this day. finally break It was especially sweet a great deal to me. We went _ great victory." said Smith. coach a twoshot technical. “Certainly those two was 4643 with 14:56 left. “I told our kids after the drought. for Bailey. Lowe and Whit- out there and played to win. whose team fell to8-2 in the Smith continued to argue. technicals hurt." said North Carolina's final Whit went down that if we That set the Coliseum's tenburg. who hadn't We weren’t cautious. ACC and 21—6 overall. “I‘m worked hard enough. rafte‘rs shaking as an upset defeated the Tar Heels and Paul Hausman nailed Smith. “80 did the first lead was 5555 with 6:05 appeared in order. On the weren't patient - we just happy for Coach Valvano. him for a second technical. three fouls Mr. Burch Called left. before an 84) spurt something good would hep ensuing shot. Sam since their freshman year. played to win. And the his staff and his. players The crowd pleasingly on Michael and the non- gave State its biggest ad- pen." said Valvano. “It Perkins Bailey. playing one of his crowd was really helping us who were obviously fired watched the deficit narrow goaltending call on the shot vantage. 63-50. with 4:45 ‘,didn't look that way fouled Coaell M'chen. The finer games. scored 20 a lot." ' up to beat North Carolina. as Gannon sank four- by Perkins. I’ll be in- because we lost some close sophomore center missed points on a 7—for-12 shooting North Carolina used' a “I‘ve heard all the talk straight technical shots. terested in seeing those left. The Heels' chances ones. like Memphis State the foul shot. and the Tar effort from the floor and man-toman defense most of about his not beating North closing the margin to 31-28. plays on my Betamax." seemed to fade even more and Notre Dame. Today. we Heels controlled. A hauled down six rebounds. the game. but had trouble Carolina, and i'm sure Lorenzo Charles' two foul Niether team held more when doeverything guard still tried to give it back. Matt Doherty's despera- He also hit an unusual two containing State's outside ' that's gotten old for him. shots and basket from than a four-point lead in the Jordan fouled out with 5:04 Guess it was just our day." tion shot rimmed out. and of three three-point tries. shooters. The Heels even You need to remember that underneath gave State its first 12 minutes of the se- left. Yes it was. Bailey snared the rebound Lowe was his usual self. had trouble inside. where the first two teams we But nothing could take for the Pack. Finally. with handing out eight assists they were outrebounded brought over here were 36 seconds left. Perkins and scoring nine points — 4032. Perkins and Mc- Final Four teams." Women cagers stop Terps in final home game fouled Lowe. who calmly seven from the charity Queen led their respective The Pack looked like it sank both freebies to up the stripe. Terry Gannon fired teams on the boards. ac- was just going through the ( continued from page I count to 66-61. Doherty in four offive from the floor counting for 12 each. motions in the first half. Injured State guard Dereck Whittenburg isn't ex- trimmed the gap to 00-68 on and four of four from the Perkins led the Heels falling behind by margins of team and their seniors. Angie Armstrong. Sherry pecting to be back before he is needed. The NCAA a pair of foul shots with 20 line for 15 points. with 18 points on an 8-for-ll 11-5. 2416 and 31-22. A sud- Lawson and Karen Brabson played their last home Tournament or the ACC Tourney are both very seconds left. ”We were hungry." said shooting touch from the den change of momentum game for State. Saturday. and the Pack beat possible if not sooner. But Whittenburg contributed Bailey failed to convert a Bailey. “We went after floor. Jordan chipped in 17. spurred a comeback which Maryland 71-67 to virtually wrap -up the ACC Saturday. too. He helped cut down the nets after free throw with 20 seconds everything today. We stuck North Carolina outshot gave State much needed regular-season title. About 4.100 fans showed up at cheering the Pack on from the bench. left. but McQueen pulled in together.' and we really State from the field. connec- confidence. the women's game. Some of that mid-afternoon ex- "I was a big part of it." said Whit. “We've been the rebound and was fouled. deserved to win it. ting 21 of 52. for 40 percent. The Wolfpack trailed citement lingered in the building as those He hit both opportunities to "This is definitely a The Wolfpack was sharp on 31-24 at 3:17 when Me fans were waiting for this one a long time. This makes me more make it 68-88 asthe celebra- morale booster. I don’t 21 of 54 of its shots for a 38 Queen deflected a shot by very vocal. With a win over Duke or Virginia this ready to come back. I‘d rather play. but we got the tion began. ' know if this puts us over percent accuracy. The Pack Perkins. Smith thought the week. the women will have top seed in the ACC win. I'd rather be out there. but we got the win and it “I feel good with what the hill (no pun intended). hit only 23 of89 free throws shot was goaltended. and he Tournament was against Carolina." these kids have accomplish- but it definitely put us at to the Heela' 17-of-21 effort. furiously argued with Well Dereck. how 'bout that Wolfpack. ed." said Valvano. whose v team went to 6-4 in the ACC and 158 overall. “At I!" the beginningofthe season. \ I honestly felt we'd win a few like this. But it ap- C’ parently wasn't meant to class! - fledg— Wmlfiwwcnlw'nh o anilirmmdergeolllfiperinsenion “@0430 AladsmtmbeprepaidMaichecltand ad to m, PO. Box arm Colege St Station. Raleigh. NC. 27850. «1 in" Oeediitslslipm.onthadstaofpublice tionlorthe previousissua Liabiitylor mistakesinedlimitedtoraiundorreprin tingendmustbereponedtoouroilicu "ntwodeysaiterfrrstpublimtionol 4’0, c ad. It?" DO YOU NEED FLIGHT INSTRUCTION? Cell John C. 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Speaker talks on Soil tap causes problems by Susan Talaada Won explained how survey on foot or by special- ,minerals and oil can be ly equipped ships and State Information Services detected by using satellite planes. “You can imagine Most of the earth's data: the time and cost involved lebanese Work shallow mineral and oil Metallic minerals such as in surveying the entire deposits already have been iron and nickel are ‘ globe by ship or plane." by Michael Kilian “I was very disappointed ' tapped. leaving only characterized by high Won said. Staff Writer in some of the international deposits very deep in the magnetic fields. whereas oil Magsat. which cost charity groups. They had so earth's crust. said I.J. Won. is characterized by low roughly $30 million to build Jeanne Robertson. who much (resources) and were a geophysicist at State. magnetic fields. Magsat in- and launch. circled the was in Lebanon from doing so little to help the The problem is that sur- struments identified these earth 15 times a day for September through refugees." Robertson said. face rocks and rock forma- magnetic peaks and valleys. seven and a half months. November of 1982. spoke in “I saw relief materials that tions give no indication of called anomalies. “With a satellite. you get the University Student countries had donated to these deeper resources. he “Originally. we thought it global coverage in a short Center Thursday about her UNRWA being sold to the said. As a principal in- was impossible for time at low cost." Won said. experiences while in refugees." she said. UNR- vestigator for NASA‘s satellites to detect these Although Magsat's Lebanon. She was a relief WA is an acronym for the Magsat satellite mission. small magnetic anomalies altitude of about 210 miles worker in the Palestinian United Nations Relief Won is discovering more in the earth's crust." said was low for a satellite. it refugee camps. State World Agency. about the favorable loca- Langel. “It came as a sur~ was high compared to con- Students for Middle East Some agencies were do ‘ tions of natural resources in prise." ventional survey aircraft. Understanding. a new ing a good job in helping the the earth's deep crust. Because Magsat was the The satellite's greater organization on campus, Palestinian refugees. Built at NASA's Goddard lowest-flying scientific altitude reduced its ability sponsored Robertson's “Catholic Relief was do Space Flight Center. the satellite. the signal to identify small surface speech. . , ing an excellent job in help- Magsat satellite was laun- strength of the magnetic magnetic fields. Robertson arrived in ing the refugees." Robert— éhed in October 1979 and anomalies was greatly in- NASA's plan to launch a Beirut the week after the son said. stayed in orbit through creased. By measuring both second Magsat satellite massacres in the Palesti- Individual countries June 1980. the strength and direction from the Columbia space nian refugee camps. The were helping also. By relating Magsat data of the earth's magnetic shuttle would reduce the massacres occurred bet- “If you could imagine to other geophysical data. fields (vector magnetic altitude to about 90 miles ween Sept. 16 and 19 of last how much garbage would Won is trying to identify measurements). Magsat and make resolution about year. pile up in four months in a non-magnetic sedimentary ushered in “a new era in three times better. said Robertson saw one city the size of Raleigh. basins that might indicate near-earth magnetic field Thomas Fischetti of NASA gravesite near the Sabra that's what it was like in the presence of oil. measurement." Langel headquarters. refugee camp with at least Beirut. Garbage was piled Along with scientists said. Magsat II would 300 to 400 bodies. “I saw 40 to 50 feet high in the from the US. Geological How is it possible to simultaneously measure five other gravesites of the streets." Robertson said. Survey and Purdue Univer- measure magnetic fields six the earth's gravity and same size that were “The Saudi Arabians came sity. he is mapping or seven miles deep in the magnetic fields. Won said. covered. but you could tell in and cleared out the gar- magnetic fields of the earth's crust? “The data from such a low- they were graves by the bage. a tremendous task Jeanne Robertson gave State students an eyewitness account of the war in Lebanon United States. including off- “Think of a brain tumor flying satellite would in- smell." Robertson said. which took millions and Thursday night in the Stock”Center ballroom. shore continental shelves. which doesn't show on the crease the range and ac- Robertson. who is from millions of dollars." son answered a varied field did the destruction in son said. She summed up ”These geomagnetic surface." Won suggested. curacy of our Oriental. N.C.. worked for The water the refugees of questions. When asked Beirut (the Israeli army) her filings about the trip maps should enhance the “A brain-scan x-rays below measurements. which may the international relief were using was all con- what she thought about the and then spent millions of and her experiences by say- long-range planning of the surface to locate the have commercial potential organization .Save The taminated with sewage un- role of the United States in dollars fixing the damage. ing. “The Palestinian peo mineral and oil tumor. In a sense. the for oil and mineral com- Children. Save The til the relief workers the war in Lebanon. There was too much ple are humans who exploration.” said Robert satellite instrument scans panics. Children is an independent repaired the water lines. ac- Robertson responded. “The destruction in Beirut." breathe. eat. love the same A. Langel. a NASA project the earth's deep crust. try: “Our knowledge of plate organization based in cording to Robertson. US. poured millions of “Innocent people were as you or I. whether they scientist for Magsat. When ing to locate oil or minerals. tectonics and continental Newport. Conn. After the lecture.Robert- dollars into an army that killed in Lebanon." Robert- support the PLO or not." larger regions of interest "But instead of scanning drift would be greatly have been identified. their a brain. the instrument enhanced by Magsat II." geological features can be scans a depth of several If NASA's plans are ap- State teams aid Latin America With sod research investigated more inten- miles in a globe 8.000 miles proved and funded. Magsat by Barbara Baker that relationship has occur- tional Development. which tropics there can be working with these coun— sively on a local level. he across." 11 wouldbe launched in late State Information Services red in Brazil, where a considers it one of its most brought back and adapted tries to help them develop said. Typically. geologists 1988. research project to develop successful projects ever. for agriculture here. the technologies so that Research teams from continuous crop production The traditional farming Nicholaides said. they can become self- Gladio Glasses Radio State have been working in in the Amazon Basin was technique in both regions The overriding goal of. supporting." Latin America studying the started in 1981 with a has been the "slash and the program is to provide He added that the coun- Innovative New Idea! soil. 3100.000 grant from the burn" method. whereby the the developing nations tries are sharing the finan- Light weight. compare it to any sunglasses stylish - comfortable - compact Their goal is to develop Rockefeller Foundation. land is cleared. burned off. located in the humid tropics cial burden for the practical soil management Last month the foundation tilled for a season or so un— and acid savannas with a research. FOR THE COMPLETE SPRINGBREAK BRING THE GLADIO ALONG techniques for the humid granted an additional til the land is depleted of means of feeding their “Brazil is putting more sunbathing. fishing, tropics and acid savannas. $200,000 to the university nutrients, then abandoned growing populations. money into this program skiing. mountaineering. riding. areas previously considered to continue that work. Ad- for new acreage. than all other sources of infertile or at best produc- ditional funds will come “The Food and funds combined. Peru put in tive for only one or two from the Potash/Phosphate The development of soil Agriculture Organization of more money than USAID growing seasons. Institude and other management techniques the United Nations has last year. plus they provid- John J. Nicholaides III. sources. such as those that have per- predicted that between ed people." he said. associate professor of soil mitted 28 consecutive crops 'now and the turn of the cen- “These countries just science at State. coor- T. Jot Smyth. the State in Peru are a very en- tury. 500 million acres of need the technological dinates the University's visiting assistant professor couraging sign for farmers new land must be brought know-how to produce‘their Tropical Soils Research of soil science based in in the acid. infertile soil into cultivation if we are to own food." Nicholaides said. program. He says that the Manaus. Brazil. is using areas. Not only does it feed the world's “If they don't get it. our State work is important for adaptive research to test mean that the land can be population." Nicholaides country will suffer the con or any sporting event ~ the political and economic methods already proven maintained continually pro- said. 1. 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