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Technician North Carolina State University's Student Newspaper Since 1920 breery warmrng up Raleigh, North Carolina November 15, 1996 Volume 77, Number 35 ”‘ 45 L0 27 ”' 55 L0 25 London calling for Study Abroad Access to evaluations top students’ concerns N.(‘ State's Sttidy Abroad program is sponsoring its lltli I Campus administrators everyone else rectiriimcndatron .»\my ('uriirnrris. .icadcuiics .haii‘ ('uriimins ‘~-ilil the purposi- of Pi London lisperience. Hay trig access to teacher "(iivc it to the l‘dc‘lilly Senate.” he for Student Senate. ill\tti\\t‘ti \lll.fi'\L"i 1- to t‘ttittittir' l.r‘.tl'lt .Illtl lirom June Zfs' to July 25. 1997. met with student leaders evaluations is topping students list said “it it s not too espcnsrve. reducing the rcqurrctiicril She wellness trid to te.iil. st liit'lll‘» liow Study Abroad students will take Wednesday to discuss 0T c‘titic‘t‘fiis we‘ll go ahead and do it." presented several reasons why the lU lt‘dtl it l'n‘dlilly lilt' classes and reside at the students’ concerns. A number of area stiltitil‘s. Nippcrt‘s plan is to add lti current Pl: ri-qirircriri-rits lit’t'tl to be ”l css l’l 'ctlllsi‘s ttirtlii’ l’mvcrsrty of London including l‘Nt‘t'hapel Hill and scanlron questions [which are changed dc’ctltltltltsl: lllt‘\L‘ :‘li‘!\_- ‘-lit' Will Last year. more than 50 Bv JEVNll-‘ER SORBER (ieorgia Tctlr. allow students to already preparedl to the ( utiirriins said all other sslrools in \ssocrdti; Provost lrarrk .‘\li.’.tlltu students won Sfiili) to Slllflt) in A's-‘L'AN' NiWs E. in )l) view student responses on an evaluations 'l hose answers will the l N(' Svsttm require two or said that last year the Student scholarship money to study instructor‘s pertor'mancc then be placed ori~liiic for students fewer c lasscs. Senate passed .i resolution for the abroad. Appllc‘illltlllS for 1907 Student leaders are the first to tell "We‘re not breaking new ground to rev icw before choosing a class. "We \ oiild bc the leader." t‘cdttctrori of the Pl: icqtitt’t.‘tilcntw riitist be submitted to the Study administrators that N.('. State is one here." said Mark Nippert. Strident “it would help students make ('tirnliiins \‘iilvl “However. IIir' and the kill irlty Scriatc l~ currently Abroad Office by l’eb. 14. of a kind and that‘s not Senate president "\‘v'c'ic simply better decisions on what classes to dtf'lcreriic is questionable “ looking into the issue Students who sign up for the necessarily a good thing. catching.t up‘ take.” Nippci't said “If \' (' State llllllhs it s an loin Statioid. vice citatitcllot for program lls'ltlli' Jan I will Members of the (‘haricellor's The Sttrdciit Senate has prepared Stiles‘ outlook for the protect‘s integral part of our education. their \ltitlt‘lil \il.ill‘-. siiltl ill-ll ll ll'rls rccciv t‘ .i S Hill tlisc’tllllll. Liaison ('oriiriiittee got all earfiil of and presented .i resolution to the coriipletion is positive all tour classe would villi“! llowiird rchctioii tools plate it would cause lot more ntorrrratron. contact students‘ concerns Wednesday. liactilty Senate. bill the “let‘s work to make a decision by graduation! ' .i i harn reach. in the Study \broiid Office in :‘iccordrrig to student leaders. when iriiplerricntation ol the protect has the end of the year." Stiles said. She added that students are being \ iedtiilrw'r oi thrittt‘tt'ir'tiIS Ptillcn il.ili it comes to accessing teacher not been completed ycl N('Sl7 is also unique hecaUse it is mislead because they take .iriil pay rriearis .i rcitii. two of iotirsi's. which evaluations. Physical lidtication Provost Phillip Stiles said the the only school in the l'N(' Svsterii for tlit‘ two .tdtlttlotlal \ l.l\‘-t'\ and Sigma Chi credit requirements and R()’l‘(‘ liaculty Senate needs to review the that l'L‘Llllll'Ls four physical do not receive graduation i, rcdil for classes, It's better to be like proposal and make a education classes for graduation them mi Concrws. 3 > holds benefit i‘ Sorority irremiicrs are invited Change l to show off their dancing skills l Program and pull oirl their walking shoes l Peek-a-boo this weekend to help the l brothers of Delta (‘hr raise could deplete l gives money for the l'rankie lcriiiilori i School for retarded children. The fraternity will hold a funding dance coriipetition tonight at the students thl and .l 5K run/walk at the I A change in the way Sigma ('hr horise Saturday at l universities are funded p.m. Both events will benefit the could hurt NCSU new life school. financially. I A new program offers Professor appointed Bv Dampers VSTANFIELD students SW; anrgc who are director experiencing academic A $7~mi|lion slab of NC. State's difficulties a chance to get Sethu Raman. .in NC. State funding cotrld be cut after a new back on the right track. professor of riicteorology. has system of university funding. been appointed director of the mandated by the NC. Board of By Artur. H sitiusos State (‘limate tlffrce. which is Governors. goes into effect. r.>.i. part of N('Sl"s Department of The current method of funding is Marine. faith and .~\lriiospheric based on a calculation of full«tiine it s bccti said that cvctylyodv Sciences equivalent enrollment (l’TEl. The deserves a secorrl charlie lhanks The otttcc is part of the N (‘ new format is based on a to a new program .it \ (' State. ('limatt' Program and is calculation of student credit hours litany ~ctond year students who designed to provide state as well as a more representative need it are getting one. residents v. itii climate calculation of Fl‘li students. l‘ht Kent-awn! t‘oriririitd‘rcirl information and to conduct "The li'l‘li calculation defines an Progratti. \\ll|cll was initiated last research on the North (‘arolrria undergraduate taking l2 hours or fall. .illi-w. \Ciltlc‘iils who struggled v'lllllitlt' more as one FTE." said Don their freshman year to learn how to ”from the North (‘arolina (‘aughilL assistant vice president of lic‘lp lllt‘llist’l\t‘\ ttt’dllcttlit‘dily ltlt‘l!tll.titl‘~ to the coast. where the UNC General Administration. while tli \vhtitll. .ts ‘.\t'll .t\ the (iiilt Stream ilows offshore. “A student with six hours is professionally later in life the climate variations are considered a one-half liTE. The Hob lit) .in. assistant director of phenomenal." Ramari said. new proposal will calculate Student l)c\.-lopritent and creator “That‘s w by a climate office is changes in'enrollment based on ot the Renewed ('omniilment needed here. to pro\ ide ongoing. credit hours themselves, rather than Program. invites students who are tip—to date information to l’l‘li." experiencing academic trouble to everyone. troni farmers to Associate Vice Chancellor Steve join the program by sending out scientists " Keto said funding based on credit letters during the summer after hours might leave NCSU with less their freshman year Students with . .L .s revenue. a (EPA less than t) are irivrtcd to “if we compare this formula to film“) our current formula. we would be While llr'yan encourages those Technician $7 million short.” Keto said during invited to loin. he csplarns that they Sports: Pack licks Thursday ‘s NCSU Board of "need to want to be here for Trustees Budget and Finance themselves not their parents and Aussies in final Committee meeting. not their friends " exhibition. Vice Chancellor (.ieorge Worsley Bryan said he prefers that told the Trustees that NCSU would students make .i coriirlrrlnicrit to be adversely affected only if the finishing the entire program. but if new system of funding is applied to they decide the program is not right Nt‘SL7‘s “base." for them. they cart quit. “If you apply this formula to Students who join are asked to everything. you‘ve got a problem." give 820“ at the beginning of the Worsley said. "if you apply it to program They receive .i refund growth. it looks better." after finishing the program or The new format will not affect officially dropping it students' workload because the Bryan said this initiative keeps average number of credit hours is students involved in the program 15. Keto said. Since the university Hill llryan said that “it they don’t Opinion: Roop’s has maintained that average. there H'tr T: :A. is §'»’s-F li.i\:' lhe money to put tip. that is disgusted with Will be little change. There's no place warmer than D.H. Hill Library on cold day. and there's no hotter book‘ no: a problem " The new system of funding is the than the Directory of Graduate Research Programs. Randy Barnes, a graduate student in Students are ushered into the society. Page 6 Chemistry. browses through the book Thursday. extra: Something See FUNDS. Price 2 P .s'ur PROGRAM, tar-r .‘ smashing hits the Dean Dome. Free helicopter rides Page 5 draw big crowd I The Army ROTC had an said several non-ROTC students had to be turned away hecaUse there unexpected and just wasn't room for therii. lnternet Services: overwhelming turnout for Two resident advisers from their free helicopter ride llniyersity 'low'ers tiscd the ride as TOL: Technician OnLlne yesterday afternoon. a floor event. Jason l‘lllngilld and http:.‘.’www2.ncsu.edu/ncsu/ Jason Young. 4th and 5th floor RAs stud pubs/Technrcran Bv JENNIFER SORBER respectively. each brought about if) AmisrANr Ntws Eonon students for the flight. Campus Forum: techtorum [email protected] Fitzgerald had a lot of Press Releases: Despite the cloudy weather. the expectations for his ride. techpressL©ncsuedu Army ROTC chopper took to the "Quick climbs. quick drops and Iniormation: sky ._ taking many NC. State quick turns." he said. “it's going to [email protected] ROTC and civilian students with it. be better titan a roller coaster." Nearly 200 people showed tip to The R()'l‘(‘rsponsorcd flight is Phone Numbers: ride the Ull-ht) Blackhawk arriiy used as a recruiting tool to show Editorial 51572411 aircraft. a number that Army botii recruits and possible future Advertising ...... 515-2029 officers were not prepared for. recruits something fun that the Fax ...... 515-5133 “We had more people show up army docs. Address than we (couldi handle." said Eric (‘adet (‘apt Steven Howard said 323Witherspoon StudentCenter Abrahamsen. a cadet organizer for this recruiting tool helps kill the Box 8608. NCSU Campus the event. “We actually ran out of myth that ruining the R()T(‘ means Raleigh. NC 27695-8608 release forms." Hiiri TrnApA/SIAH Sgt. Ist (‘lass Ly'dell (lilleylen See ROTC, PrlL’f' 3 } Pilots oi the Biackhawk chopper got a chance to show oil their maneuvering abilities yesterday. Sports page 3 extra! page 5 National news page 7 World news page 7 Opinion page 6 Classifieds page 8 Page 2 News November 15, 1996 said. which is why he is limited to and create new ones that are more helping those enrolled the program. positive and productive. HAVE SPARE TIME & NO SPARE $$$? Bryan said the first and most Another important aspccl of the ROTC_ COME JOIN OUR TEAM! important aspect students need to Renewed Coriiiriitrricnt Program is Continued from Putn- / bring with them into the program is networking. (‘iniriniml from Page I fLEXIBIE Part-Time Positions Available program after A day-long seminar a good attitude. Bryan said students should create a that you don't get to have fun We are a specialty food store/caterer/delicatessan. on the main principles involved in "To do well in this program. you network of support for themselves in any more. the program. have to be excited about being here. order to improve their academic ctueer Twelve people rode on each of \‘ariety of tasks including customer sales and Students are required to meet with And to be excited. you need to take "Get to know your professors." the It) flights. The original number preparing party trays and sandwiches. Bryan or another consultant once a the time to set your dreams __ to sit Bryan said. “Establish a relationship of flights was cut because of light week, At these weekly meetings. back and think about what you with them outside of class. \'isit and time constraints. students discoss any problems that really want your life to be like." them in the first week of school. According to Lt. Col. John 0\o tookrng or waiting tables 0Discounts on food they are having and go over a Bryan said. Inform them of your goals. and let .\IcIncrney. more than half of the 0t .l\tldl.1lill1‘ -Fun working environment weekly review sheet with Bryan. Bryan said students should set them see who you areas a person ” students that showed up at the 0L oiiipctitiv c starting, pay 0No experience necessary The review shcct contains questions goals for themselves to achieve these Statistics show that the students NCSU Farms were not ROTC about class attendance. grades. dreams. After this. students should involved in the Renewed cadets upcoming assignments. future goals create an action plan to reach the Commitment Program have done Mclnerney said he realizes that Call 859-6228 to schedule an interview. and any concerns. goals they have set for themselves. better academically than those not all of those students will want Eleven students took part in the "These action plans evolve into students who did not ]t)III. to Join the ROTC after the ride. program in its first year Ihis year. I7 your personal. daily ‘to do‘ list. All students who ~loincd the “Obviously." he said. “But if we students are pruticipitting in the prognuri. Your ‘to do‘ list should help you to program had less than a Ill (iPA, can interest a few more students. "Anyone who walks through my plan your next day with your After their sophomore year. 73.7 that would be good." door w heihcr they are in the dreams in mind.“ he said. percent of the students had a (EPA t-Inoka Perera. a freshman in First Four Raleigh Locations program or not w and itslv's me Bryan said that while other people higher than a 3.0. Iivcryonc who Year College. said that after taking -\oith Itills l‘l.rz.i ”\‘TL‘o‘ cl .ike Boone Shopping Center 781-9399 what they can do to help themselves have expectations of students. the joined the program w as back to the chopper ride. she is thinking '\l.i\\ ti'ccor \ iil.igt- cm Int rluilil'North Ridge Shopping Center 873-9220 academically" are not going to be most important expectations are school the following fall. Of those about joining the ROTC. turned away. Bryan said. those students have of themselves. who chose not to take part in the Rebecca Sears. an ROTC cadet. Weekly mcctings wrtlr all "Habits are just very powerful program. its percent had a (il’A said the ride was great and that it involved students can become expectations." Bryan said. He said higher than 2.1). while 24 percent might get some non-recruits 1 extremely time consuming. Bryan it takes work to break these habits dropped out of school. interested in joining. 9w omenmy A “It‘ll get a few." she said. “and a transition year in WWI-93. The show some of the non-recruits ( Board of (iovcrnors w ill make a final some of the cool things we do." < LOWER RATES Funds recorrimendations regarding changes But Ritchie (how. a sophomore CHANGING YOUR on funding in .i riiectmg today. in computer engineering. admitted TICKET DELIVERY Continued from Page I Calculations i‘cscmblc .t matri\ ol that he had no intentions of joining I ~800—FLY-CHEAP result of a Legislative Study nine numbers Three are the ROTC MAJOR? Commission. established by the instructional levels: undergraduate. “I iust wanted to ride for fun." he North Carolina General Assembly master‘s and doctorates. while the said. during their I993 session. which other three are program areas All in all. everyone who rode in Learn about transferring to the was appointed to study education in lower. medium and higher-cost the chopper seemed to like the College of Management, An swe rs the University of North Carolina prograirrs. This model "recogni/cs mpericnce, at our information system related to funding matters. differing funding requirciricnts for Nca Keane. a sophomore in sessions! Crossword Puzzle Their job was to come up with an instruction by program and level." electrical engineering and a pilot ,, -y'ii EU:p alternative plan for state funding. the final rcport stated. herself. said that piloting the UH- Tuesday, November 12th, 12:00pm N 0 The new proposal pertains to "Air cquttable funding process ol) Blackhawk is no simple task. o '8‘ES or e E summer school and extension provides comparable dollars for “You have to have a very delicate L S instruction enrollments as part of the comparable programs on a per touch." Keane said. "It is very Em(In(‘5sday. November 20th, 12:00pm > formula for funding. The plan was student, credit hotir basis." the much more difficult“ than flying proposed for the 1998-99 year. with report stated. other types of aircraft. ROOM 625 NELSON HALL asked that every mayor give ROTC general education requirements." R members equal treatment in Abrams said ROTC courses must weownom o Concerns allowing ROTC credits to count be proven to fit into the curriculum P toward graduation. before ~|earn more about the transfer process t‘onrrnuedfmm Page I Boykin said that the lack of such a proposal is / -learn which classes transfer into our 16h“aleltvmow means a reduction of funding. credits cost some ROTC members considered. which leads to a reduction in the an extra year in school "ROTC teachers need to argue degrees Cryptoquip staff. Stafford said. He rccomrriendcd that at least nine how these courses meet the general NCSU is also the only school in credit hours bc-gneir to ROTC education requirements." Abrams 5 SORRY. THERE \VAS NO the UNC system that does not allow members for ROTC courses. \tlltl. Y v/d Wildaos‘ ROOM FOR THE ROTC classes to count towards replacing some of the general If the content of the course meets CRYPTOQUI P TODAY. graduation for all majors. education rcqiiircirients [( iliR |. the requirements. Abrams said. it IT SHOULD BIZ BACK Aaron Boykin. battalion Boykin said the unncrsity should should not be a problem to REGEEWEEESWRN Kiqeqord not ‘stin p801 use not Ill MONDAY. commander for the Army ROTC. let "ROTC replace one of the substitute a class.

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l GOT A PROBLEM? STATE STAT ; 'Cet things off your chest by writing us at sports@ smasca. 'NCSL' won the inaugural Sports \CC ( baiiipionsliip in men's l ncsu.edu. lioops was latl- iii Nil by beating Hake loitst b2Sll November 15, 1996 Volume 77, 35 Justin Gainey (12) scored 13 Wolfpack overpowers Aussies points to go along with no turnovers in State's 86- I They came from the land Tigers. held State scoreless for live lshua Benjamin kicked in eight 63 win over Down Llnder...but the Melbourne jumped out to a four— minutes. the Pack was able to keep points and eight assists lor State. the point lead with two early baskets. the lead above twenty. “I think anybody who is in Melbourne Wolfpack had all the but senior Danny Strong ignited the Andrew Gale and Blair Smith led uniform on a giien night has to be Tigers. The thunder. crowd and the Pack offense with a the Tigers offensely. combining for ready to answer the bell." Sendek Pack will thrcevpointer. 42 of Melbourne's (13 points. The said. “We incurred a lot ol foul have a week By K. GAFFNEY State's defense came through in Pack concentrated on Gale. who trouble. and with only nine guys off before S'Art Won.Ll1 the first half. sending the offense has been averaging close to it) dressed. they base to be ready to lacing Sometimes it takes all you've got. off and running. holding the Tigers points per game. holding him to play." Florida And sometimes that doesn't seem scoreless for close to five minutes only seven field goals, In just his second game in a State Atlantic next like a lot. as State opened up the game. All nine Pack players scored. with uniform. Jiistiii (iaiiicy came on Friday at N.('. State's men‘s basketball bringing the score to 24-9 with just State shooting 67“? from the floor. strong despite haying missed a Reynolds team only dressed nine players for over ten minutes off the clock. ”I think on offense we are really couple of practices this week due to Coliseum. Wednesday a shoulder injury lhc lrcsliman The Owls Melbourne 63 Freshman Andre McCullum doing a good job of making the guard scored 1i points IlllllllL‘ l‘\ti beat State n i g h t ' s hrougli crowd to its feet to close the extra pass." State coach Herb three-pointers iii 15 minutes ol three NC. State 86 exhibtion game. hall‘ with a two-handed jam, as Sendek said. “The guys are really play. but the Pack State went into the locker room playing unselfishly. they are seasons ago. proved its not always the numbers with a 4944 lead. looking for each other," Slate now has a week and a hall that matter. walking away With an In the second half Melbourne Hyatt led the Pack with ll points. I D VJUNG/S'Arr Xb~b3 w'in oser the Melbourne battled back. Although the Tigers Harrison added l5. and junior guard .Sc'i' Aussms, Patna

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I Here we go again...the toumament history. I The Pack is on a sort ofa And the records back up that Wolfpack in the ACC Men’s If it wasn‘t for a different roll. But the Tigers are statement. At Death Valley. opponent and different location. one shooting for ('lemson is lh—9 versus the Soccer Tournament. could swear it was a deja vu. all a bowl. \Vollpiick. Bv J.P. GIULIO over again. ()yerall. the Tigers own a 8'“: TE? By' Jam's Cl'RH-Z commanding lead in the series "It felt an awful lot like last year." 532;: W, " record int‘r the Pack Dating back CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. ~~ senior goalkeeper Kyle Campbell The scene said. "I‘ve had a great time in my After a 3~3 start. the (‘lcmson to list)”. ('lemson has posted a was eerily familiar for the NC. career. but the ACC Tournament rL'L'tlftI ill 4ll-33-l against State. State men‘s soccer team: first round has been tough.“ “"4 AN Iii t pi-iV Tigers are in the midst of a hot (In delense. Clemson‘s main of the ACC The look says it all. The Pack was shutout again in the ACCs. streak. winning their last four threat is oil. 32(l—pound inside- N.C-St0’° 0 Tournament. The momentum of the game games. This is nothing new to the liiicbacker -\iitliony Simmons. He r r . . , i n g shifted in the Terrapins' favor after Those goals merely wounded the penalty shot of his ow ii that the dirt Tigers. as they won their final lisc leads the Tigers in nearly every temperatures. midfielder Pablo Mastroeni was Wolfpack. A foul called on senior completely buried the Wolfpack. games of the season last year. dctcnsiye category. including and a lopsided score injured on a hard slide tackle. Carson White inside the penalty Adding insult to injury. Mastroeni In addition to (‘lemson‘s streak. luckiesrpc‘Fg‘dHlC (Hts per-game) For the second straight season. the Seconds later, the Terps capitalized box with less than four minutes left received a red card with 42 minutes the Pack will also time to battle the and sacks t 7 I. Assisting Simmons at NC. State men's soccer team was on Mastroeni‘s absence, when left in the game for an identical foul crowd of Deayh Valley. the other inside-linebacker position blanked in the opening round. this Pierre Vendetti netted the first goal put one foot in the grave. which sent him to the locker room Its a tough" placeto play.'senior ls 0-3. 241-poiind Mond Wilson. time to Maryland. 7<(), lt tops last of the contest. Dougherty beat Campbell to close to get treatment for his injured cociptain .limmy (irissett said. \\ilson his recorded an average ol year‘s Set) loss to Clemson as the The Terps didn't stop there. Shane the coffin and take 3-0 lead at ”The fans will talk junk to you. and largest margin of defeat in Dougherty found Judah Cooks on a halftime. it‘s loud. There's a mystique to the direct kick inside the l2-yard mark. It wasn‘t until White missed a Su- CURSE. Paws: place." Si'c' TIGERS, Page P

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' Tigers Curse A Wolfpack women’s soccer Continued "rim Puree .i (‘iiiilinued from Page Continued from Page 3 ll] tackles-per-game and two ankle. before taking a crack at its regular sacks. "They controlled the midfield." season schedule. “They haye a very good defense," Coach George Tarantini said. “We “I'd like to think \ye're making ready for postseason play tailback Tremay ne Stephens said. didn't. That‘s the difference in the progress." Sendek said. "We really “They‘re as quick to the ball as game." do have a great deal of yyoi'k to do before next Friday. North Carolina and Virginia were. The Terps graciously added four I You have to remember. Including midfielder Megan Jeidy. They're also as physical as those more goals for good measure. They “It‘s hard to quantify or measure." Pack Preview 7 \y ho uill be involved in one of the two teams yyere." didn‘t discriminate on the type of continued the Woltpack' coach. for every Tyson. there has most intriguing parts of the contest, If the Tigers have any weaknesses goals either, scoring from up close. "()byiously yye yy ant to make sure to be a Holyt‘ield. involving the Wolt‘pack and its own on offense. it's in their offensive from the left. right. even 40 yards that we take advantage of eyery last Women's Soccer 1 ghost of NCAA Toumament past. line. out. second between noyy and mu Bv Micnki'i Pni‘si‘os‘ Friday." St-x- W:'. x time we played them because in the The Gator‘s leading scorer. "Their tackles have always given Such is par for the course. or .. Danielle Fotopaulus (née (iarrett). a real good run—pass read." Kenny curse if you will. for the State ()ii the plus side. at least they second half. no controlled them." had a hand in ending State‘s run at Harris S‘dltl. "You can read their seniors. Over the last four years. WM don't have to \\Ull_\ .iboiit Stcyc Corneal said. “And l \\ as pleased the Final Four last year. when she lineman a little bit easier than any State has been outscored l7-0 iii 319.111.8193! Sptirrier running up the score. \yith the team that day because ue play ed at SMLT. other team.“ the ACC Tournament. The N (‘ ootiieii's soccer team \yere \yithout a number of key After marrying. she transferred to Spirits are high going into Death Barring divine intervention. the The NC. State Roller Hockey Club starts its second season Sunday players.” Florida. and novy faces the Pack for Valley. as the yyhole teams looks to Pack finishes the season 9-6a3. lost two matches Wednesday. afternoon. vs hen they trayel to Included on the list ot Slate the second time in as many years in add to their “in total. Tarantini will have to regroup next losing 11-10 in overtime to North (Iainesyille to play the impressive players unable to play in the first the NCAAs. "We love playing in front of a year without Campbell. a three- Carolina before losing 10-9 to Florida (itttors. The first time the game yyere Laura Ferguson. Robin It \inI be Jeidy".s responsibility to whole lot of people." Harris said. time All~ACC keeper. White. Jason Duke. The Blue Devils scored the two squads met. the (iators left yyith Morlock and Stephanie Sanders. mark her for the duration of the “We look forward to it as a big Keyes and possibly Shohn winning goal with 4.6 seconds left a 4—2 \yin, For the rematch. everybody ls game. and yyill be one of the keys if challenge." Beachum. in the match. "I vyas \ery encouraged the last healthy. State wants to pull of the upset.

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I N.C. State’s Dance and self-image in the workplace. Harris Taylor's work-in-progress. Moth's piece. “Second Person “Blanche." Ten company members Company brings its graceful Singular." is characterized as “a perform in "Vintage Berlin: The moves to Stewart Theatre masked and mysterious dark Flea Market Series.“ Tuesday and Wednesday. character work." Plean‘s piece. "A choroegraphed by Michelle Woman." concerns a daughter’s Bellerjeau. The dance, inspired by BYSBAN)“ GARLICK recollections of her mother. old photos found at at Berlin flea STAFF Warren (‘horeographer Susie Schur‘s piece market. is authentically costumed Where can you see dancing by about rejected yet available women from Bellerjeau's collection of wolves”? I don‘t mean the popular is a quintet titled “Broken Bonds." vintage clothing from Germany. It Kevin Costner movie. l mean Also on the program is a duet. focuses on the families who found choreography and dance by "Pensando a ti." choreographed by the will to continue even in the face Wolfpack students. and you can see Kendra Cover. Cover and Gwen of overwhelming fear. uncertainty it at the NC. State Dance Garrett play Italian statues. and Program‘s annual Student Concert their interpretive dance allows the and suffering. on November l9 and 20 at 8 pm. audience to view the daily The NCSU Dance Company is in Stewart Theatre. interchanges between a society‘s dedicated to modern dance. [I is a The concert includes dead and its living. member of the American College choreography by several students Members of the NCSU Dance Dance Festival Association. which and three pieces performed by the Company perform in “Ego." has recognized the company NCSU Dance Company. “Ready for a Swim" and “Vintage several times on both regional and Students Eileen Chevalier. Berlin: The Flea Market Series." national levels. Christina Moths and Allison Plean “Ego" is a dance for five men by Tickets to the NCSU Dance each choroegraphed solos. guest artist Colleen McArdle. Program Student Concert cost $2. Chevalier's piece, titled "The “Ready for a Swim" is an excerpt and they are available by calling C MINE» NCSU iL‘L'l ; P. , Model Secretary." examines vanity from program director Robin Ticket Central at 5 15-1 100. NCSU Dance Program members practice for guest artist Colleen McArdIe's “Ego."

Smashing Pumpkins, Garbage rock the Dean Dome I Lights, noise and well-worth the price of admission. It began in darkness. The piano of unitelligible screaming. announced it was Dance-witthe— As lha told the crowd. "This is the Opening for the Pumpkins was intro to “Melon Collie and the However. as the show progressed. Band time. Selected by special only man who could beat madness punctuated the Garbage. Beginning with their first Infinite Sadness" wafted through the crowd loosened up. An up- guest Jimmy Frog. a balding man in Holyfield." concert in Chapel Hill. single. “Queer." the band launched the air. The crowd swayed and tempo version of “Tonight. a rhinestone-studded dragon suit. As if the milsic was not into their act with explosive cheered. and the Bic lighters were Tonight" followed by "Today" had six lucky concert-goers were Impressive enough. the band had a By KELLY Mums energy. Lead singer Shirley out before the band was even the audience and dancing invited onstage to shoot the breeze terrific stage presence. (‘oupled SW: Waves Manson strutted across the stage visible. There was peace and along. After several more fast and with Billy Corgan. After some with the incredible light and image The Dean Dome was flooded with shooting her voice out into the tranquility and a sense of unity furious numbers. the masses small talk. the band played "l979." show. the concert was as much a sound and pulsating lights Tuesday crowd as if it were a loaded gun. among the stands -— then there was stopped flailing madly and the and the dancing ensued. visual as an auditory men! The when it played host to Smashing Playing mainly tracks from their a very loud boom. Pumpkins settled into an acoustic The third encore began by stage set-up \\ as particularly Pumpkins. It was an incredible self~titled debut . the band Into the frenzied strobe lights. the set. which included “Disarm.” showcasing new drummer Matt impressise.Separated by a gigantic show featuring everything from ended their much-too-short set with band emerged. and a frantic wailing Other notable moments included Walker. formerly of the band Filter. lighting roster. mo synchroni/ed wailing rock numbers to dark. “Supervixen” and “Only Happy began. Sandwiched somewhere in "Bullet With Butterfly Wings" and Replacing ex-Pumpkin Jimmy screens flashed images of s-rays. moody instrumentals. The show when It Rains." It was then time the middle of the noise was “Zero." “Cherub Rock." During the second Chamberlin. Walker did an lasted over two hours and was for the main attraction. but the rest of the opening consisted encore. guitarist James lha outstanding job of filling his shoes. .s‘u- PUMPKIN, [mu D

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Meet students’ needs I NC. State is failing NCSU is worried about our Responsiveness 101. health. how about providing less hamburgers and fried hen it comes to chicken breasts for lunch‘.’ The giving students periodic tuna sandwich and access to teacher some homemade soup would evaluations, physical education do more for us than two credit credit requirements and ROTC hours that don‘t count toward classes, NC. State falls behind graduation. The least NCSU in creating measures that could do is count the hours. It's would help the student body. unethical to have to pay for In a meeting Wednesday. something as a requirement student leaders took the and not getting the credit that administration to task over goes with the work. This isn‘t several topics. Accessing a good example for the ‘.. s l I. . .. - - teacher evaluations was at the business majors. .."I‘. . . ' i ,t on, u , top of the list. Students have a Last but not least. we have “if...” llll'I 'i ll k. l/ . . '-' '. ‘ right to know what their peers the ROTC classes. There t says about instructors. doesn't seem to be a good Students pay to be educated. " ‘AWI'J and they have a right get the reason not to count these best education money can buy. classes as alternatives to It‘s NCSU’s responsibility to general education requirements ensure it‘s providing the best if they meet the appropriate instructors available. Students criteria. And as long as we’re shouldn't have to sit through a looking at equivalent courses. class with an inferior instructor it would seem that many of the just because that person has ROTC students have marched tenure. their way through at least two Having a course repeatedly PE. classes. If they‘ve canceled due to poor completed six weeks of basic enrollment should have an training. they should be given influence in tenured all the PE. credit their professors' evaluations. It also transcripts can hold. J may wake up a few burnt-out The administration has two professors and get them back basic responses to all this: 1) in top form. It seems like a The Faculty Senate or one of win-win situation. which is the university committees Don’t get sucked something ENC-Chapel Hill needs to review it. and/or 2) If into ‘flopular culture’ and other colleges have already it doesn’t cost too much they'll realized. consider implementing "I listen to just about everything. I terrible disease usually result in the respective mediums. The mass Another area of concem is the like the Fugees. Hootie and the ‘ Roop Mundi patient thinking. “I'm cool and appeal of their revolutionary four-course physical education something. How would they Blowfish. Oh. Garth Brooks is different because I have blue hair." aspects strengthen their influence requirement. While we‘re like it if we said the same thing really phat too!" What these people fail to realize is on society. suffering through four credits the next time they wanted a Now. it might just be me. but that they are still not different So how can you be ‘cool‘? Well. of RE. other L'NC system tuition increase but of us“? At doesn‘t that sound a little odd? ls enough. There are about 5.000 if ‘coolness' exists. I can help you students are taking as few as the very least. if we can’t do something wrong here‘.’ l know I ‘ people who look just like them! out. There are no rules. Try to find our comparison can‘t be the only one who sees that. l Another example of trends in yourself and not everybody else. one credit hour in order to shopping from the above comment. clothing l must discuss is something Here's a list of things that have graduate. Not only is NCSU among the instructors. we may something is wrong with society. If I! I've been wondering about since worked for me. educating us. it‘s also turning be better off shopping on other you are at all like me. your my first day at NC. State last year. us into replicas of Hercules campuses. At least there we'd immediate reaction is to throw This question goes out to all you Five compact discs that I think are and Xena. Warrior Princess. If start out ahead. books or compact discs at these frat boys. What's the deal with the good: people‘s heads. in hopes that l dirty. old. used-to—be white caps? - Digable Planets ——- Blowout something might sink into their -<”>-12 This has got to be one of the most Comb spheres of imbecility. ridiculous trends l‘ve witnessed in - John Coltrane —— Blue Train Learning to be successful I often wonder how someone can I always thought that to be my life. These guys buy these brand . De La Soul —~ Buhloone like Hootie and the Blowfish and considered cool. things have to new white caps. get them as diny Mindstate The program has proven Dr. Dre at the same time. l guess possess lasting value. For example. and old looking as possible. then I The Renewed that it‘s cool if you're rolling down the mighty KRS~One has been - BDP —— Criminal Minded Commitment Program it helps students improve their around for 10 years and in that time wear them in beer-clouded hopes of ' Sonny Terry and Brownie academic performance. But it Fraternity Court in your '64. I'm he has released eight phenomenal being 'cool.‘ McGhee — The 1958 London helps students help can only do so much by itself. still not convinced that flop. oops I albums. He has revolutionized hip- There's a great contradiction: Session others while helping mean. pop music is restricted to the when being unique becomes If other programs designed to hordes of the blithering fratemity hop and become its deity. Another mainstream. How can you be Five books that I really dig: themselves. help struggling students are idiots. For this 'music‘ to become example. Bob Dylan. He‘s been yourself when everyone else is - "The Tibetan Book of the Dead" created and implemented. the popular and sell 8 million copies to rolling for over 30 years. yourself as well'.’ Because you are third edition by W.Y. Evans-Wentz the exact same people. it has to Another marking of 'tlop culture' not yourself. You program for second- results would be astounding. extend is clothing. People know they are are everyone else. - “On the Road" by Jack Kerouac More students would be beyond the bourgeoisie. To usually stereotyped by the type of Everyone else is you. The reason 0 "Walden" by Henry David year students successful academically. Why? be considered 'popular.‘ a lot of it‘s so hard to be true, is that most Thoreau experiencing academic people have to like it. My only clothing they wear. So people tend people don‘t know themselves. 0 “Breakfast of Champions" by trouble has been working to Students could meet with explanation is that these peoplejust to wear what other people are They'rejust living life in relative Kurt Vonnegut Jr. get students back on track. others in the same situation buy whatever is ‘cool‘ at the time. wearing. It seems as though no one personalities. Notice a trend here? 0 "Soul on Ice" by Eldridge and bounce ideas off of each which means that these people in flop culture can be secure enough There are exceptions though. On Cleaver With only 17 students in the other as to how to solve a don‘t have a real personality. Their with themselves to be individuals. occasion. good music. movies or Renewed Commitment problem. Weekly reviews "personalities" are relative to Fortunately though. and also books become very popular. A few The aforementioned items have Program (RCP). you might whatever is on the radio for the unfortunately. there is a growing examples. would help show more week. This is kind trend today for people to try to be U2. “Trainspotting." worked pretty well for me. but like think the program doesn‘t help students where they are of disgusting. as different as possible. They exert “Pulp Fiction" and practically any I said earlier everyone has to be much. But it makes a world of So. if a lot of people like it. it great effort. I call this ‘blue-hair work by Edgar Allan Poe or Kurt their own person. So go out. find difference. improving and where they must be cool. Hmmm. Apparently. Vonnegut Jr. These works yourself and be yourself. not need to make improvements to coolness only lasts for a month. But syndrome.’ The effects of this practically revolutionized their Many second-year college get better grades. everyone else. students drop out due to Going through academic and a drink during the AlA's upon anyone. They simply academic difficulty. They can’t trouble shouldn't be something Letter players' testimony. but you chose to presented it for you to do with it seem to turn around a you have to face alone. There The Campus disrespectful sit and listen. ldon't think it is fair what you will. Feel free to e-mail lackIUster GPA. Many of these are many students on this for you to call them “wanna-be me with any comments at students want to receive a This is in response to the letter preachers/priests/child [email protected]. campus that need help with about the halftime show of the molesters/psychos." I‘d like to degree. but their grades hinder their studies. The Renewed FORUM Athletes ln ActionNC. State them from doing so. RCP is Commitment Program should basketball game. I feel the way know how you got this view of the Tim Musser working to change that for Andy Hall responded to it was quite team from what the AIA player Junior. Public Relations be a model for other programs disrespectful. Hall raises the said. 1 don‘t think they fooled these students through help at NC. State that will allow question. “What kind ofjerk would anyone into coming to hear them and support. students to stay in school. Hall wasn’t throw their beliefs upon someone is preach. Hall displayed Opinions expressed in the columns. such a way as to make you feel like Obviously, whomever coordinated forced to listen less of a person for not believing this game knew what they were all closed-mindedness echnician cartoons. photo illustrations and letters about and what they would do North Carolina State Unwersrty's that appear on Technioan's pages are the In response to Andy Hall's letter the same way?" Correct tne if you Student Newspaper Since 1920 news of the indiViduaI writers and feel l'm wrong. but I never heard before the game was scheduled. I would like to take this on Nov. 13. “Halftime show mined the AIA player ever say during his Maybe next game you can stand at opportunity to respond to the oh-so- Eairon iii CHlEF cartoonists. The unSigned editonals that game." I would like to say. “Get testimony that anyone is less of a center court and tell why I long forum letter posted to Chris Baysden appear on the left Slde of the editorial over it. Andy." There are going to person for not believing that Jesus shouldn't believe in the divinity of Technician by Andy Hall on [email protected] page are the opinion of the paper and are be times when people will speak Christ loves them and died for their Jesus Christ. I may not agree with Wednesday (Nov. l3). To read that MANAGWC EDliOR the responSibility ot the Editor in Chief. their beliefs. whether you like it or sins. What I heard was a matt what you say. but I will give you letter. one Would think that Hall Alex Storey TechniCIan (USPS 455050) is the not. Assuming the Athletes In standing in front of a few thousand the respect you deserve to speak was personally accosted by the [email protected] ncsuedu otfiCial student-run newspaper of NC. Action basketball players weren't people sharing something that has your point. I don‘t feel fooled entire Athletes In Action team and State UniverSity and is published every holding you down. the next time obviously made a difference in his when, say for instance. I come to a forced to listen to the message News Editor/Jason King Monday. Wednesday and Friday something like this happens. go to life. game expecting to see the delivered during the halftime show Oplnlon Editor/Nicole Bowman throughout the academic year from August the bathroom. go buy some Hypothetically speaking. say Budweiser daredevils perform and - of last week‘s exhibition game. Sports Editor/Matt Lail popcom. or go buy a drink. No one during a ceremony at halftime of a instead. see a halftime show slightly Apparently. Hall HuntersBlur/WoodyWallace through May except during holidays and forced you to listen. It's not like less exciting. I will sit and watch hopes that he can examination periods. Copyright © 1996 by they called a special time-out to do game to honor Todd Fuller. he had whatever was planned and be get through his college career Extra Blur/JP. Gigio the Student Media Authority. All rights this. they did it during halftime —~ a chance to share a few words. content with it. without ever being exposed to ideas Weealtar/Brett Hacldeman reserved. To receive permissmn for for what. IO minutes? Come on What if he decided to credit his that he doesn't agree with. Photography Editor/Salvador Farfan Ill reproduction. please write the Editor in success to his faith in Jesus Christ Just because the crowd showed Well. if he prefers to be that Andy. I know you‘ve got better and share a little about what a their agreement by applauding closed-minded. that’s his right and Graphlc Editor/Kristy Duckworth Chief. Mailing address is Box 8608. things to do than write long letters difference it makes in his life'.’ doesn‘t mean that every Christian in privilege. However. he also needs Production Manager/Mike Cuales Raleigh, NC 276958608. Subscription to Technician about a silly Would you have criticized him in the crowd wanted everyone who to respect the rights of those players Sales Manager/Stephen Hodges cost IS $50 per year Printed by Hinton complaint. the same manner‘.’ didn't believe it to feel like less ofa to think what they wish. and when Buslness Manager/Dawn Wotapka Press. Mebane. NC. You and l have the right to write a person. they have an anangement with the Advertlzlng Manager/Robert Sadler POSTMASTER: Send any address Eric Julien letter to this paper and have it They were simply responding to university. to say what they think. If Classified Manager/Alexis Barchuk changes to TechniCian. Box 8608. Junior. Cotnputer Engineering printed. We also choose whether or the message and showing their Hall didn't want to hear what the Personnel Director/Julie Cohen Raleigh. NC 276958608. not to read it. You could have gone agreement with it. What the AM Archlvee Manager/Coleman Lantzy and waited in line for some popcorn team did in no way forced anything See FORUM. Page 7 D November 15, 1996 Technician Page 7

Cancer deaths decline Forum Cnrtlmuedfmm Page 6 I The National Cancer continues. it is likely that there will example. as does the incidence of 9W5 MA members had to say. then he be a 25 percent decrease in the brain tumors. i \W/ shouldn't have listened to it. Institute attributes this overall death rate from cancer. and According to the National Cancer Judging from the level ot respect decline to the reduction in possibly as much as a 50 percent institute. most of the overall drop in given to the speaker. almost no one smoking and improved decrease, in the next 20 years.“ said the death rate is due to declines in Recovering Yeltsin in Reynolds Coliseum was paying detection in the US. John R. Seffrin. chief executive lung. colorectal and prostate cancer attention anyway. officer of the American Cancer deaths in men and breast. colorectal As for the pamphlets given out at Bv THOMAS H. Martin ll Society. and gynecologic cancer deaths in the door. perhaps Hall missed the L: if Assets Tmrs The one caveat in the data is that women. While the drop in lung Loses Trust fact that there are garbage cans all the overall death rate. as compared cancer in men is caused by around Reynolds. All he had to do Sparked by major improvements in to the age-adjusted death rate. decreased smoking. the declines in I The recovering Yelsin has But the public‘s view of Yeltsin was to take advantage of that fact. prevention and treatment. the death continues to rise because the the other types are attributable is important if only because he i personally don‘t feel that the rate from cancer in the L'nited States population is aging and cancer is a largely to improved detection. lost trust among the people remains the most important and halftime program attempted to has shown a sustained fall for the of Russia, but he is still powerful advocate of Russia‘s force any beliefs on anyone. The first time disease of aging. Virtually all health especially early detection by AlA team members simply tried to since scientists began statistics in this country are mammography and Pap screening in expected to resume his post transition to free markets and voice the benefits that their beliefs keeping records. according to new statistically adjusted to combine the women. as expected. democracy. if he goes into a have given them and offer their research to be published Friday. rates from individual age groups so New forms of therapy also have political tailspin. his second term. support to anyone who wanted to Since 1090. the tigc‘dltljtlsit‘d death led to improved cure rates for 81114:!!! Home to last four years. may well suffer rate from cancer - which is the Hodgkin‘s disease. testicular THE WASHINGTON Posr ' from the same drift and indecision espouse those beliefs As far as second~leading cause of death in this Matter-at.I\'\\r‘*”\ carcinoma and several forms of as during the most recent months can tell. no one was forced to do country after heart disease A- has leukemia. MOSCOW — President Boris anything. Hall needs to re-exarnine declined by about it percent. That Yeltsin's health has been of his illness. his stance on new ideas. Perhaps he Men are faring better than women. improving Yeltsin is expected to return to could leam from being exposed to translates to as many as 16.000 lives that values are not biased by. for From l99l to 1995, the mortality since his heart surgery. office early next year. his doctors something new every once in a saved this year that would have been example. the elderly or by teen- rate declined 4.3 percent in men. but a Russian nationwide poll said after the quintuple coronary while. lf not. I Wish him well in his lost in the WW) rate. agers. compared to a fall of only l.l published Wednesday shows that artery bypass operation on Nov. 5. college career. but i don't hold out “The 1900s “1” be remembered as As the population ages. “the percent in women. This is primarily Yeltsin‘s political well-being has The poll. by the All-Russian the decade when we measurably number of persons diagnosed with because the death rate from lung taken a nose dive since his re- much hope for him. turned the tide against cancer.“ said cancer and dying from it actually cancer has continued to rise in election last summer. Center for Research on Public However. until someone actually Dr. Richard KitiUsiier. director of the will increase rather than decrease.“ women because of increased Yeltsin's prolonged absence from Opinion. showed that the number forces their beliefs on him. i wish National Cancer institute. “This is noted epidemiologist Curtis J. smoking. while it has fallen in men. public view. his falling out with of Russians who say Yeltsin is the he Would qun wasting space in the news we have been waiting for." Mettlin of the Roswell Park Cancer Lung cancer mortality dropped 6.7 former security chief Alexander politician they trust most has fallen Technicmn with endless letters and Although the decline is relatively institute. who wrote an editorial percent in men during this decade. Lebed and rising complaints about to 10 percent. down from 29 save some space for someone with small. researchers ht‘llL‘\t.' it is a about the study in thejoumal. but rose 6.4 percent in women. unpaid wages appear to have percent in June. Yeltsin's trust something meaningful to say. harbinger of further decreases in “We think it will be possible to Blacks also have shown major contributed to his diminished among voters has gone back Thank you for your time. cancer deaths “because we are just turn around the (overall death rate), improvements. although the overall standing among voters. politicians almost to the low levels of last beginning to see the effects of long- but that is going to take several more death rates are still about 40 percent and pollsters said. spring. before he shot ahead in the Jeremy R. Wilson term reductions in smoking and of years." said Dr. Hamion Eyer, chief higher in black men than in white Yeltsin. however. never again has election campaign. Senior. History reduced exposure to other lifestyle medical officer of the American men. The mortality rate declined 5.6 to face the electorate. if he Two other potential presidential carcinogens. such as alcohol and Cancer Society. percent for blacks during this recovers enough from recent heart candidates. Prime Minister Viktor The last Opinion meeting will be solar radiation." said Dr. Philip (‘ole The incidence of some types of decade. compared to only 1.7 surgery, as he appears to be doing. Chernomyrdin and Grigory held on Dec. 4 at 5 pm. All those and Dr. Brad Rodu of the l'niversity cancer also continues to increase for percent for whites. The large he may be able to resume all of his Yavlinsky. leader of the centrist who currently on the Opinion staff of Alabama at Birmingham. The pair reasons that are not clear. 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