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Editorial News Editor Jennifer Holland Assistant News Editor Wade Babcock Opinion Page Editor Daphne Edwards Features Editor Dan Pawlowski iceSportsMontgomeryEditor Photo Editor Michael Russell Assistant Photo Editor John llzhoeler Graphics Editor Geof Brooks Chief Copy Editor Ken Towery Copy Editors Justine Anastasoff MICHAEL RUSSELL/ Smrr Marc: Bernstein The News and Observer makes us want to puke. vate company. In fact. the very next paragraph said Vulvuno did Systems"Editor- Over the last ﬁve years, we've withstood a definite anti-NC. talk with commission members about matters not related to J'l'V _Michael,Lefler State slant to their paper. It's been a slant deeper than just running Enterprises. The story is stacked against Valvano. and it could havc , ‘Sewlcejn‘gineer stories about Charles Shackleford‘s speeding tickets on page one. been presented fairly. Duane Whitehorst and whenever an NC. State sports team (basketball, football. Ironically, the next Sunday. the N&O ran an editorial calling tor wrestling. volleyball, etc.) beats a UNC team, it runs at the bottom Chancellor Poulton‘s resignation. Their whole arguemcnt was that comer ofthe page. he wasn‘t sewing the university's interests. Well. let's check out the anus-maria A little over two weeks ago, the N&O editors revealed the N&O's record in serving the public about NC State news. Last 5. Libedgh breadth of their prejudice against NCSU with their coverage of the December. exactly how many times did they report. without a end of the UNC system probe. Their reporting in the story head- doubt. Coach Sheridan was leaving to go to University of Georgia? lined “NCSU players refused to help investigation" borders on Or the University of South Carolina, later that spring? How many “false light" invasion of privacy. John Day. an N&O staff writer. times. according to the N&O. has Coach Valvano been this close(!) reports in the second paragraph that Valvano “refused to release to migrating to A) The New York Knicks. B) Los Angeles business records the investigators had requested.” However. it Clippers. or C) UCLA? wasn't until about ﬁve paragraphs later that he reveals that the The N&O should stick to reporting the news, rather than creating investigators asked for records to JTV Enterprises, Valvano's pri- it. Reporting is good. Rumor mongering isn't. — TECHForum

and then grow back together, Lutman’s argument with the result being fertility. Does cover represent phllosophies? Production Manager ' considered absurd, The pill. condoms, IUDs and \ David Krause other methods of binh control I am pregnant (and thrilled Assistant Manager transparent are even more likely to fail, about it!) and look like the john Horton Denis Lutman's Opinion col- resulting not in something profile on the left, but my phi— Layout Artist umn on the right of a woman to meaningless, but in something losophy is pro-choice. Perhaps Nathan Gay have, or the right of the state to all too meaningful to a woman this photo is not an accurate Archives Manager deny, an abortion is a study in with no desire to be a parent representation of the two Nancy Motsinger obtusity. At one point Lutman pregnancy. views. calls the term “unwanted preg- Of course human. being a nancy" meaningless because, man, will never. ever, in his Martha Moore TECHNICIAN he says, “they chose not to use wildest dreams or nightmares, Coordinator of Career ServingNorth CarolinaState Universitysince 1920 contraceptives." Apparently have to make the choice that he Development and Placement Lutman is unaware. or chooses is determined to deny others. College of Agriculture and Technician (USPS 455-050) is the official student not to acknowledge. that no The transparency of his argu- Life Sciences newspaper of NC. State and is published every method ofcontraception is l()0 ment is his insistence on clut- Monday, Wednesday and Friday throughout the academic year from August through May except percent effective in preventing tering it up with such nonsense durtrrgscheduled holldayand examinationperiods. pregnancy. As any reputable as cannibalism. Clearly if ther. in the obvious hope that poorly conccivcd lilt'.l.\ l‘l lllx the simmer edition is published every Wednaday doctor will say, as my doctor Lutman had any intelligent or no one would notice what ht: closed mind. Lutman should from May through August. Offices are located in told me I 1 years ago when I well-reasoned arguments con- really wants. which is to dictate get in touch wrth lilo: lt'dl world sum3120-3121 ofthe University Student Center, CateAvenue. Raleigh, NC 27607. Mailing address had my tubes tied. even tubal cerning abortion he would have his own narrow-minded opin- before exposing llh lunch-n aBox sans, Raleigh, NC27695-8608. summon ligation is not 100 percent reli- used them. Since he has no ions to all women. Perhaps ideas to public \l'lllllllV cost $45 per year. Printed by Hinton Press, able. This is not theoretical such intelligent argument. he someday be will find a wife Mcbane, NC. POSYMASTER: Send any address speculation, but rather is docu- threw in the absurd comparison willing to let him order her l.ll) Scigli changes to Technician, 80: 8608, Raleigh, N.C. mented medical fact. it does to cannibalism simply to cloud around, but in the meantime the (icncrul Mundgcr 2769543608. happen that tubes can be cut and cmotionalize the issue fur- rcst of us have no interest in his Vlt‘L‘lllllt‘ltlll 4 AUGUST 2, — TECHNews

‘ Personal Fouls ’ ublished 9

Inaccuracies, van-xv- misspellings .spgf,p.:._«1-,».'gym mar release of v32t. book By Jennifer Holland News Editor W‘q-W "Personal Fouls." the long—awaited expose of NC. State‘s basketball program. .tl'll‘.‘ct,i in Raleigh bookstores last Friday. The book. which paints a dismal picture of 5-1.7»;ka basketball at NCSU, is marred with misspellings and inaccuracies. mé-t According to The News attd Observer. the 7:: hook alleges that former Wolfpack star as (‘hris Washbum played under the influence \\\llll\llrlHVlllllel \t\lin\ttartstlllllvl of cocaine and that players used chemicals to mask drugs in urine tests. It also asserts . as? that Washburn and former player Charles 80. Shackleford both were given new automobiles. ~10 The book says that the players‘ drug connection was a man close to Jim O:- Valvano. who had worked at Valvano's basketball camps. The book also charges “i: that players were pressured to take courses 33m from professors who were known to go le'fl easy on athletes. According to a teammate 'UC quoted ill the book. Washburn "would play 7";ct games on coke. The first half he'd play great, and then the coke would wear off, and in the second half he wouldn‘t do a E93, dung." NCSU Vice Chancellor for University 2:: Relations Albert B. Lanier said in a NOlll03Gall-ll statement tnade on July 28, “A quick “‘2 review of ‘Personal Fouls' by university officials indicates the book is a work of 6V8é5.u3 GV885,u5 GV885.~3 fiction and has no relation to the reality of ~68 N68 ~58 the fine basketball program at NCSU.“ ‘36?! 655 665 Golenbock's book is marred by inaccuracies and misspellings. For {for}, lg COD, 1:; (900.1!) example. the book states Valvano receives a salary of $200,000 a year, but NCSU officials said Valvano draws $95.(X)0 for Micnm Warm both jobs as basketball coach and athletic Copies of Peter Golenbock's book ‘Personal Fouls’ on the shelves at D.l-l. Hill library. The library has 20 copies of the" director. The seating capacity of Reynolds Coliseum is only l2.400, but the book lists book. which was released last lriday. 10 copies are located at the reserve deslc it as 20,000. . players on the team did not get along. Sawyer was referring to the recent and probably familiar. Since January this Misspelled names reportedly found in the “There has never been any animosity incidences where NCSU faculty members book has put me and my family through book include Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski between me and any other players on the such as Frederick 0. Smetana and Hugh considerable travail, but perhaps we are (misspelled as Kryzyewski). former Wake team." Corchiani stated. Fuller have confirmed some material in the finally nearing the end of this most Forest 'coach Carl Tacy (misspelled Tease). “Golenbock said Coach V and my book. ‘ unpleasant episode.” former Maryland coach Charles “Lefty" relationship isn't good. That's just a Fuller. director of NCSU’s academic “However, as you also know, the NCAA Driesell (misspelled Dreisell) and former contradiction to the whole book. I speak tutoring program since I983, told the N&O is continuing its investigation of NC. State; NCSU assistant coach Tom Abatcmarco more to Coach V than my parents.” he said. that assistants to Valvano and other officials an investigation requested (underlined) by (misspelled Abatamarco). “He is there for me all the time." routinely manipulated NCSU mics to keep me and my department. Until that Other misspelled names include Chucky John Sawyer, a spokesman for Carroll & players out of academic trouble. investigation is completed, I shall maintain Brown, who was referred to as “Chuckie,” Graf, the book's publisher. said, “The “Personal Fouls" is in bookstores my policy of making no public comment.” Dereck Whittenburg, whose first name was obligation for those spelling errors are on throughout the United States. “It is in Corchiani said the consensus of the team misspelled Derreck. and Vinny Del Negro. the publishers and not on Mr. Golenbock. bookstores here in New York since is that the episode has been carried too far whose last name appeared in the book as Somehow (the misspellings) dropped (Monday) morning," Sawyer said. and that they had nothing to do with the tlel Negro. through the cracks." According to Herman Graf of Carroll & basketball program in I983. “We don’t Several other names were misspelled as When asked if Golenbock's credibility Graf, “The book is selling unbelievably want to be bothered by it anymore. We just well. was jeopardized by the inaccuracies found well." want to move on." (‘hris Corchiani. a current member of the in the book, Sawyer said. “It's hard not to In 21 released statement Valvano said, “Personal Fouls" can be obtained by NCSU basketball team, said (iolenhock believe what he is saying when teachers are “Personal Fouls’ has now been pttblished request in the reserve room at DH. Hill quoted him as saying that he and the black coming out and saying that he is right." and, frankly, my comments will be short Library. ‘ AUGUST2. 5 TECHNews

Poole’s commission releases findings By Wade Babcock Observer on July l8 that during the six months his and they can do what they want." said Weisiger. Assistant News Editor commision investigated the NCSU basketball program. Weisiger also is reported to have said the basketball over $l2,700. mostly travel expenses. were spent on program is “pretty clean." and only guilty of minor The investigative commission that looked into alleged interviewing former basketball players and officials. violations of NCAA and university rules. if any. wrongdoings in N.C. State’s basketball program, released Poole said the need to maintain student privacy was a Chancellor Bruce R. Poulton said earlier this year that the its findings in an oral briefing to UNC System President primary goal of his commission. “We've got several NCAA has a lot of rules and it would be difficult for any C.D. Spangler Jr. on July l7. obligations. The commission has promised to fulfill its university under such scrutiny to be completely free of mission to the president. and the other is to protect the violations. Spangler announced on July l9 that he would make an integrity of the individuals who were involved. in the sense Weisiger said. “What I've found from the NCAA and the ,‘jawb;s:;1.w5vu..~.7.». oral briefing to the UNC Board of Governors. possibly in of not violating their rights." This according to an internal audit is that nothing‘s been found other than closed session. to protect student privacy. “I would not interview in The N&0. Bennie Bolton selling his shoes and violations of the ticket want something that could injure students (to be made situation." public now),” Spangler said. "Third, in that order, is the public‘s interest into what we Basketball players on the l988-89 team refused to make Spangler reported on the July 17 that he expected to found in regard to the program at N.C. State." he said. any comment to the investigators. nor have they given receive a written report on the commision's findings within NCSU head basketball coach Jim Valvano was reported reasons for remaining reticent. several weeks. but such a report would not be made public to have not released records to the Poole commission. Gabe Corchiani. father of NCSU guard Chris Corchiani. until after students’ names were deleted. Board of Trustees Chairman Edward I. Weisiger said the told a reporter for The N&O. “It was my decision. l made investigators should not have asked Valvano to open the it for Chris. I didn’t see any reason to subject Chris to UNC Board of Governors Vice Chairman Samuel records ofhis private firm. JTV Enterprises. that." He also told his son not to cooperate because H.Poole. who headed the investigation. told The News and “I wouldn’t open mine. either. It's a closed corporation, Spangler did not have the authority to investigate the team.

Arboretum increases awareness, membership By Mark Schaffer " do work for the gardens. The to everyone. Staff Writer volunteers and students have done Anyone is allowed to come into most of the work in making the the gardens and look around. It is The Arboretum at N.C. State Arboretum what it is today. open from 8 am. to 8 pm. every contains over 5500 different It was originally designed by a day of the year. Tours are given varieties of plants that were graduate student in I977 and has every Sunday at 2 pm. until Oct. bought or donated for the been continuously improved upon 22. Students and the public can university’s use. Currently the by students and volunteers ever walk through the gardens and see Arboretum. which is located on since. Students helped to build the everything from common Beryl Road across from Capital visitor center. the lathe house and everyday plants to unique plants City Lumber. is working to many other buildings used to that exist only at this Arboretum expand with the help of an display the various plants the in the United States. increased membership and Arboretum has collected over the increased awareness. past l2 years. Ben Fewel and James Proctor, These plants have been studied graduate students in landscape At present, the membership of by many students in the architecture. are currently the Arboretum is at “00. and horticulture department and by working at the Arboretum. liach growing. Catherine Knes- professors doing research. The year a few students. both graduate Maxwell, who was hired in Arboretum was built for more and undergraduate, work at the January as the development DON HUNNlCU‘lT/BTAFF than research. though; it is open gardens. coordinator, has been working on get others interested in the lectures and donate their time and a plan to get new members and to Arboretum. Memberships include knowledge to the Arboretum. increase interest in the gardens. the opportunity to associate with The Arboretum is widely used Right now Knes-Maxwell is other horticulturalists who are by horticulture students and Smokey says : working on getting members to nationally recognized for their landscape architecture students, as renew their memberships and to work. Many speak at various well as by many volunteers who PREVENT FOREST FIRES! "PEOHMCUWir/Ouhflike to have more writers, GIVE Ifyou Have the tafent and the drive, cal[ 73 7-241]. A HOME , COtt‘i/riiions TO YOUR STUDENT FEATURES ‘ l&2 Bedtoorn units ‘Close to NCSU umpus Sell YourBooks at Addam‘s ’All appliances. including wrslrrdryct ’Crown Molding. mined woodwork ’Encrgy efﬁcient ’Pltios and balconies The Best Prices in Town! ‘Wallpapct. track lighting mini-blinds For Brochure or Appointment ‘Units for sale C' rent Call: (9l9 832-8881 ‘On Wolﬂinc bus route ‘Pticcs begin at $40,900 AD DAM’S or write York Properties Conveniently Located BOOKSTORE 311 Oberlin Rd. Off Avent Ferry and Mission Valley 832.9938 Raleigh. NC 27605 Crest Roads. Pete Townshend during an acoustic guitarsolo.

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”A I is Jerry Seinfeld at Raleigh's own Charlie Goodnight's Comedy Club,

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they need you for.” By Dan Pawlowski rsatures Editor To comedian Jerry Seinfeld. not being selfish is the key to Ramsey in Reality being successful. The 35-year old Seinfeld. fortunately, has had very sup- portive parents. Even though their original response to their Dear R.in R., Children, then, are conditioned to intellectuals. The commoners see the son‘s career choice was typical, Seinfeld said. “They fig- Why do boys like “The Three believe that certain behavior is OK intellectuals as the root of their prob- ured I would do it for a couple of months, and then I would Stooges” and girls usually don’t? for boys but not for girls. So when lems and are bound to destroy them. get a job." the The Three Stooges do their thing, Enter Dick the Butcher and Smith Fortunately for Seinfeld, he made the right choice. Sandy Kolderie which usually consists ofdeliberating the Weaver on the scene along with a At the I988 American Comedy Awards, Seinfeld was SR, English extremely violent acts on each other, host of common folk and Cade, lader awarded the “Funniest Male Stand-up Comic in a Comedy boys accept that behavior readily, as of the rebellion, begins preaching Club.“ Also to his credit, there Dear Sandy, they have been “taught” that this is about how grand life will be when he have been several appearances _ To answer this rather ludicrous masculine behavior. becomes king. He claims he will do on “The David Letterman “Beingacomedi- question I talked to who else but resi- away with money, that literaCy will Show" and “The Tonight . . . dent media criticism expert and 1989 Dear R.in 12., no longer define class, that he will Show". He even had his own an '5 like belng a Hippest Guy With a Doctorate win- Why did Shakespeare write: provide food for the poor and will TV special on HBO, appropri— murderer_ You’re ner. Robert Schrag from the speech- “First thing we do, let’s kill all the destroy the elite. So, for inspiration, ately titled “Jerry Seinfeld's going to do it no communication department. lawyers?” Dick the Butcher yells to him, “First Stand-up Confidential." The answer has to do with the thing we do, let’s kill all the However, his beginnings matterwhat development of small children. For Russ Grant lawyers!" were quite demanding. And instance. when parents watch little SR, Business Administration “Lawyers” here is more of a vague during his recent stint at peop'etellyou'” boys play, they see them doing all term referring to all the upper class. Raleigh‘s own Charlie - Jerry Seinfeld sorts of violently oppressive things Dear Russ, Today the line might be rephrased, in Goodnight‘s Comedy Club. ranging from bouncing bricks off Fron “Henry VI," Part 2, Act IV, a more accurate assessment, to: “First Technician caught up with the each other’s heads to beating each scene 2, line 73 comes the quote thing we do, let's castrate all the rising star after his set. other to bloody pulps. When they do that’s popularity has sharply crooked politicians then string up all Seinfeld started out in Manhattan where, “All New this parents usually smile and say increased with the advent of such the yuppie twits with a chainsaw Yorkers think they know everything there is to know about “Oh well, boys will be boys." On the geniuses as Dan Quayle and the hun- blade and force a stick of dynamite comedy. So they don’t take a lot of crap," Seinfeld said. other hand, if girls were to do this, dred billion or so lawyers currently down the throat of these cheating, He added: “The comics I think that come out of New their parents would usually go poisoning ourjudicial system. lying, self-serving, manipulative, York are some of the best trained, because they‘ve had the berserk and tell them that this kind of In “Henry VI,” the story deals with scumbag, sleazebucket public offi- toughest audiences." And why do comedians take this conduct is improper for girls and the uprising of. the commoners cials who ...," good God, where was abuse? Answer: Comedy is in their blood. very un-ladylike. against the upperaclass elite, the I? “The only people that become good comedians are the people that absolutely have no choice in the matter," Seinfeld said. “Being a comedian is like being a murderer. of the entertainer to make them laugh. “It’s the performer’s Once you have your material, you need a stage where you You're going to do it no matter what people tell you." job to change the mood of the audience," Seinfeld said. “If can be appreciated. So cities are the best spots for a comic. And Seinfeld knew early on that he was going into the people were having a great time what would they need you Seinfeld said, “It's a wise-guy profession. And farmers entertainment business. However. he was never the class for?“ don't see the real point in being a wise-ass. Whereas, peo- clown, because “We didn't really have a class circus." said Performing live is vital to a comic. In fact, Seinfeld gets ple in the city see it as a means of survival. If you can be Seinfeld. Looking back there were several characters fool- most of his material on stage. All of his material is written funny it helps you get through the day." ing around. The only difference is his classmates went on by himself. Besides getting material from onstage, some- And making people forget their worries is what Seinfeld to get jobs and Seinfeld is still fooling around. times the comic gets ideas in the most peculiar places. does best. Today, the comedian is perfomiing in front of people who Showers are fair game Seinfeld said, “You step out of the What are the artist's future goals? “Just to keep pushing he, for the most pan, are strangers. And the audience is shower, water dripping. writing on something. You write it forward, and to do a better job entertaining the audience,” very important to a stand-up comic. However, it is the job into soap with your nail." said Seinfeld. — AL’GL'S’I' 2, may 9 TECHSidetradG CARY — The party's over. Actually it’s not over until I finish this final column. Excuse me while I cry. I just feel so sad. I went to the party for the opening of Barefoot Press' new office over at the Paper Plant. Richard Kilby, Wayne Taylor and John Austin, along with the rest of the printing crew, really know how to throw an office party. W mask NE Besides the non-alcoholic refreshments, P there was a film loop and live bands. In disappointing news, Dana Kletter of C Flt, L ITLovifit COUNTY V] the Black Girls told me that Hugo Largo is WHENB no more. The bass and violin band from 5 ALSO 5ND 3. New York was forced to call it quits when nodes were found on the vocal chords of HA GOODBYE {7 Mimi. A tough blow to a band that was § making headway with their second record, 9f “Mettle.” AL Now let‘s proceed with the end of this 3.. whole deal. Q < Here Comes The Sun (I). As part of the celebrations for the final it“““3"“ 3‘ Party Favors, Sun Ra will be playing Under “an“‘E'w/l the Street tonight in Durham. a? 1 went last winter to this basement and \n saw the light. Sun Ra has one of the wildest L)j jazz bands alive. Besides the fact that the band has the nearest hats and ranges in age be. 3 from newborn to deathbed, they cook live. '60 The noise level is more potent than at 0: s 2. some hardcore matinee as John Gilmore ,, 3 rips eardrums with his sax solos. Sun Ra‘s latest release, “Blue Delight,” ts © just that -— a mixture of originals and cov- ers that show the soft side_of the Sun. Blast First records is due to release a greatest hits A NORXSTUI (1 Guess) package really soon. FtRsT FAKEWECL But the Sun is something that must be ”WE mum/n Roe eth‘ taken in live. Vinyl can only give you half the show. Because Sun has been touring for over half a century, he's willing to play anything. The rest of the band has to leaf quickly through piles of sheet music trying to keep up with him. l can‘t say anything other than he is a combination of Duke Ellington and Liberace. Go. You will enjoy, if you have an iota of taste in your body. Corey calls it quits There will be two shows: 8 pm. and l0230 pm. I recommend trying to get tick— ets for the latter. There's no way you can experience the 'total genius of Sun Ra in only two hours. Say more to excess. The Allegedly lands job at Sanford’s Sandpaper club is in the basement of the Seventh Street restaurant. the book brings up. letics director. I should tell you that l‘m not going away If you go check out the show tonight, you The scene with ball boy Poulton is trying to too far. I found a real job atSandpaper" will indeed believe that a man can come John Simonds and Valvano eliminate all manage- down in Sanford. It's like a “Spectator" for from Saturn. resembles something from ment employees that Sanford, Southern Pines, Pinehurst and a Mario Puzo novel. I can worked under fortner ath- Fayetteville. I should be doing more free- Personal Me see Valvano shoving cotton letics director Willis lance work for “Reel to Real." And Skip The book that everybody has been talking balls in his checks to get , Casey. He is also trying and l are supposed to be putting out my about is finally out, and it appears to be the effect. This can be to get Valvano to go back collection of shoner works entitled “C- worth it all. thought ofas Simonds' ego 5 to being just a basketball I hope that some goofy kid will take my “The Last Temptation ofJim Valvano," or showing. coach. Poulton wants to place and do a good job. But you know it “The Satanic Wolfpack," or “Personal Another bit of false information is the put one of his own boys in the office. won't be the same. Fouls." seems to hold more water than this buddy relationship depicted between Someone who won‘t object when Poulton Honest, if I could. i wouldn't go. But thcv university is willing to give it credit for. Valvano and Chancellor Bruce Poulton. calls the shots. won‘t let me into Vet school. I‘ll be living The idea that the Wolfpack threw away The book makes it seem that Valvano has Keep your eyes on the bouncing ball boys at the Pinehaus. so I'll still be close by. the NCAA game against Florida seems Poulton wrapped around his finger. This is and see who gets dunked. Hey. cheer up. It's not like l‘tn dying or pretty valid to me. I remember watching the fictional part that the chancellor's office something. parts of that game. I have never seen a is probably referring to. Goodbye And you might see me on TV soon. It \llt.’ more halfheatted effort from a team. Even According to my sources, some of which So this is how it ends. Just you and me comes back into tny life, I'll be getting that the unknowns in pro wrestling put out more aren‘t on campus anymore, Poulton and looking at nothing much and trying to think profile on “America's Most Wanted." ofshow. Valvano are feuding. Poulton is jealous that of a dramatic finish. What can I tell you? Listen, it's getting late and I really should And if it is proven by the NCAA that the when people think of NC. State, Valvano is That the world is really stupid when it go. I got a degree and a job. Now If l out fix was on, I want blood. The idea of losing the face most likely to appear. and not his tries to be serious? That the priorities of only get a life. So come a little closer .nnl a game to that slime in plaid, Norm Sloan. own goofy mug. this university are screwed? 'l‘hat things let's just call this the cod ol an affair was bad enough. But to give the game Besides the clashing of egos, there is a were much better when l was a soph'.’ That away is a good reason for capital punish— power struggle at the Athletics Department you should never French kiss a strippt r‘.’ Quote of the Day ment. between the two. Poulton won‘t let Valvano That 1 ant your only chance for salvation? “Good night. Berlin." There are two facts that are doubtful that exercise the power he is entitled to as ath- I'm not sure what to say. A Bomher's Lullabyc 10 AUGUST2, — 't'frFCHSports

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By Lee Montgomery “One of them was driving a ﬂports Editor brand-new 3002K." he said. “I‘ve seen it with my eyes. l know it‘s 'rVrth the introduction of the not a lie. I know he cannot afford ritlll'()\’t'l’\lill l’eter (iolenbock to buy one." |.ir)l\. "l’ersonal Fouls." students However. other students differed li.t\r' not stormed to the defense of in opinion. the Nit. State basketball “I think the book is a crock of program. slr-»." said Mark Senter, a senior "Some of It is kinda believable. in economics. As for the and rf any of ll is true. then we are allegations, Sentcr said. l'hey're in deeper trouble tltarr we first. made by a guy who wants to r nth/ed." said Snelral l’arikh. a nrakc some quick. easy buck‘. .s-rrror in electrical engineering, ”I 'l‘lrey would‘ve already been think llrtnl Valvano \ltirtllti step prtth'rt by the NCAA it it were '.‘.II from the .rtlrrctrt rlricetor true,” rr-lllHtt. ’llrr: :\l) rs \llllllttstfti m Karen Sauls'. a sophomore or ~1GC sure that all the corrthun materials engineering. is currently Ht')’ thr; rrrlcn And ‘illlLt' he I. a manager for the NCSU tennis t.: >l.t'll)‘lll coach. the hasketl'rali team. She said she knows how program has no one to look alter strict the drug tests for athletes are it lies not paltry to censure it.” and doesn't think its possible tor ‘\sl.<_-d if he thinks some of the athletes to get by the tests as rilcgatrons are true, l’arikh (lolenlrock asserts. rx‘plied. “llnlortunately. yes. lt‘s She added. “'l‘he book can be no secret Shack [(‘harles written about any university in the Shackleford] drove a 'l‘rans Am.“ country. You can change names or l’arikh also said that Valvano places and write about any other tLE Prion) should devote more time to his university. A lot of the facts in the players and less time to his book are distorted and a lot of Students send basketball coach Jim Valvano a message during the State-Georgia Tech game outside activities, such as hosting half-truths are told." on Jan. 14. Some students' opinions have changed now that the book has been released. “The Lighter Side of Spons“ on Lisa King, a sophomore, said publicity," King said. “I think it may be facts. some may not. Who students agree. The ultimate say ESPN. the book has been blown out of should be between the school and knows what‘s true and what's . Bulent Ozekici. a graduate proportion. the people involved. It shouldn’t not?" WI“ come from the NCAA‘ "Old student. once tutored athletes. “There‘s been too much be published. Some of the things On this point, almost all your breath.

Sports editor defends Wolfpack hoops, point by point You know, with all the trash going around cars at State? I just bought a car a month of someone who is playing to win. Three about “Personal Fouls," has anybody ago. This claim is among the stronger ones. whites and seven blacks. They had most of bothered to look at the accusations one by however. Shackleford's family supposedly the playing time. You figure it out. one? While our wonderful pals over at The wasn't very rich and the car was Claim No. 7: Players sold their News and Observer have tried to cover the supposedly listed in his girlfriend‘s name. complimentary tickets. story as fairly as possible (what a joke). Hmmm. Anyway, if State players do get Defense: See claim No. 5. Personal nobody has tried to counter some of Peter cars, why does Chris Corchiani ride a bike? problem. (what a great name) Golenbock‘s claims. Claim No. 5: Players smoked marijuana One last thing. As a sportswriter who is Well. I will. and did cocaine. trying his best to advance in this world, I Thanks to John Day at the N&O for the game his freshman year. Defense: Whose fault is that? Do we hold have discovered one thing: the cornerstone wonderful outline of all the accusations. Defense: Valvano accountable? After all, it was the of my profession is accuracy. Golenbock What a guy. Just ask Mark Bockelrnan, I remember this situation pretty well. players -—— and not Valvano —- who has countless inaccuracies throughout the sports information director at NC. State. Shack was declared ineligible for a supposedly smoked the joints. No matter book. Any sportswriter worth his salt He loves Day (right). Anyway. here’s my semester so he could get acclimated to how many times you hear “Just Say No" or knows mistakes can ruin his credibility. impersonation of a defense lawyer. school. This was before the Proposition 42 “Don't Do Drugs," someone who wants to Somebody who can’t spell needs to get a (‘lainr No. l: The athletic department mess hit the tan. Don't you remember do it is going to do it. Would it be my good copyeditor (just ask Ken or Marci). allegedly moved players to easy courses people saying how smart Jim Valvano was parents fault if] smoked dope? No. Would And a sportswriter needs quality sources. taught by synrpathetic professors. to suspend Shack? And Shackleford wasn't it be my teachers or advisors fault? Of Ron Morris. sports editor at Durham Defense: “suddenly“ eligible. The State-Kansas course not. It would be my own fault. Morning Herald, hates anonymous sources. To begin with. how many students want game was after the first semester was over. Maybe a player‘s parents could shoulder I hate anonymous sources. Why can’t easier courses? I would say 95 percent Therefore, the suspension was over. Any some of the fault. but the ultimate blame Golenbock get somebody to use their would like to know of easier courses taught questions? lies squarely on the person who does it. name? Besides, everybody knows who the lry sympathetic professors. And most Claim No. 3: Charles S. Logan. the Claim No. 6: White players were given main source was. John Simonds. a former advisors let their students know of such infamous C. Lo, supplied State players cash preferential treatment. manager. What ajoke. courses. They don't come right out and say and stereo equipment. And Logan sat Defense: Why did Walker Lambiotte, a ”This is an easy course." but they'do like to behind the State bench during games. white player. leave? The starting lineup for To all those who have gotten tired of The see students do well. Besides. it's no secret Defense: the first game of the l98()-87 season was News and Observer. here’s an alternative: what the easier courses at State are. To me. Who? If this guy was so important. why Kenny Drummond, Mike Giomi, Charles The Durham Morning Herald or even the this accusation means nothing. is this the first time we‘ve ever heard his Shackleford. Bennie Bolton and Walker Charlotte Observer. Check them out. Oh sure, academics are important. but name. The N&O hasn't even been able to Lambiotte. Two whites and three blacks. They’re both quality newspapers, with lots sometimes it takes a few semesters for a find him. Does anybody remeber him? This Other players who got plenty of playing of integrity and credibility. student to get going. And it sure is a lot less claim is really weak. C. Lo come out. come time were Chucky Brown, Avie Lester, stressful when classes aren't as hard. out. wherever you are. Vinny Del Negro and Quentin Jackson. Since this is the last issue. here are the Claim No. 2: Claim No. 4: Shack and Chris Washbum One white and four blacks. Everybody latest rumors about racing. Rob Moroso (‘harles Shackleford was “suddenly" drove new cars while students at State. knows that Valvano is going to play to win. declared eligible to play before a crucial Defense: How many students drive new The race issue can't possibly enter the mind See MOROSO, page 12 1939 11 TECHComix

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