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Bell Tower Students busted on Brent Road can get help Briefs I Student Legal Services is a few violations resulted in arrests. the to ask people the specifics of the ll‘i,‘ltlt'lil The alcohol education programs. w hich citations may prove to be bigger deals because there may be a mistake. and consist of two different classes that are offering to help students who that most students think. (‘icrace said. they would be able to get off on a two hours each. usually Lti\l\ around Mentoring program started received alcohol citations. (ierace said the citations are actually technicality [if they contested the charge ‘Slitl if no further treatment is necessary Bv JENNi' FRAle-ZR classified as misdemeanors that will stay in courtl." she said. The alcohol assessment program. offered The N C State Women‘s Center is starting a Assam/mi Niws Eiriron oit otie's record for the rest of his or her It the charge is clearly valid. (it-race at both Health Services and Wake Health new tiieiitoring program that parts alumnae life unless the appropriate steps are said. students have the option of tommg Services. costs around 3 W working in the Triangle area with up»and—coming Although most students do not realize taken two dillctcttt alcohol/drug abuse "This route is very expensive. but the women undergraduates The program is slated to the severity of the citations handed out at "Most students think that it they pay programs l'irst ()flcnders or l)rug whole poiiit is that you get your record begin in September and is designed to enhance last week's Brent Road party. the the [$60 court cost and the $101535 Action talso called ‘lllJltvi. evsponged :it the end of six months." both the mentors and student‘s. professional and Student Legal Services Office is offering finel. that they are III the clear.” (‘ierace “If the student completes the program. (ieracc said. “It is possible {based on last personal growth through career-skills progratns a way to help students through a said. “But. il you go ahead and pay it they are on probation for \I\ months." year's precedetitl that the court will only and networking. potentially messy situation. said Director off, you are admitting guilt and (leiace said. "At this time they would make you pay the hot) court tosis arid The program is called N.li.l‘.W.().R.K It‘s an of Student Legal Services Paiiiarah automatically have a record " need to enter an alcohol assessment Slit) for the alcohol programs [instead acronym for Network for ltmpowerment Through Cierace. (ierace said sttideiits who have program where they meet with a of the additional lines and illcl‘htll . Women ()rgani/ed to Redefine Knowledge. According to Raleigh Police received citations should come to the counselor to determine if there is a assessment lcesl " Participating students will be assigned a Department's captain. DA. Weingarten. Student Legal Services oftice because serious alcohol problem. which needs If students do have a prior arrest ‘ volunteer mentor. with whotn they will meet at ltl5 citations and arrests were handed there are a couple of options that would further treatment." record. they are not eligible for these ‘ least once a month during the academic year. out at the annual bash on Saturday, Aug. help them to bypass receiving a criminal It these programs are completed. the progratiis. (ierace said l\lentors will receive training before being paired 26. Although Weingarten said that only record. citation will be erased fioiii their record. with a student. “The first thing we would do would be (ieracc said. set ARRESL my // r lvlentorestudeiit pairs villi also attend regularly scheduled pt igiams on such topics as leadership development. gender-in-the-workplace issues and other professional concerns Race—based . NC SU Professor Named l Dean of International aid causes Space University Siamak ls'horram. a professoi in computer controversy science. has been appointed the first dean of the International Space llllHL‘l'sll). a world-wide network of research facilities. universities. I Some students say institutions and corporations that have space , scholarships should be programs. . awarded without regard to As dean. Kliorram has responsibility for all the l : university's academic programs. including two race. summer sessions. the curriculum for a new » master of space studies progra. and the hiring of l By JENNIFER SORBER faculty. guest lecturers and teaching associates. l, AssistANr Niws Epitow Khorram will be on sabbatical from N C State l While many of today's top during his one-year tenure at the university iii ' politicians are debating the Strasbourg. Hance. effectiveness and fairness of the The International Space l'niveisitv was founded .-\ffirmative Action program. in l9b‘7 to provide protessional training for r racially-based scholarships have engineers. physicians. researchers. academics. ‘ become an issue at NC. State. business people and others who work in space- Many students at NCSU say they related fields. l feel the scholarships are The university currently has tvvo major training discriminatory. programs: a H) week summer session and a “I would feel cheated ifl received master of space studies degree track. something based on my color." said Khorram is known for his research and r Alex Fulbright. an NCSU graduate, iv, 3. “if development lll the use of remote sensing “I don't think it pushes free start the SP'O'RT program at N.C. State's Student Health Services. technology. such as digital airborne and satellite equality. It sets it back." Dr. Mary Bengtson (right) helped data. global positioning systems and geographic Racially—based scholarships cost lacking from the services offered to said. Because the unit operate. oatv two infoiiiiatioti systems for a reason. said Pamarah (ieracc. I NCSU‘s new Student Health students on campus NCSU varsity days a week, Tuesday and llvmsday. Khorraiti touted the NCSl' tactilty in NM) He director of Student Legal Services. Services medical director athletes currently have their own students needing intensive toriU term established the (‘omputer (iraphics Center at "These types of scholarships were develops new programs. physical therapy unit. but the average therapy would be referred elsewhere NCSU as a center for research and training in implemented by federal law in student who suffers iniuries playing To be eligible to receive s.l?C from remote sensing, geospatial atid special purpose order to overcome present effects Bv Susan's Coiuv'rtttv intramural sports or during other either Monica Zimmennan. SP‘()'R T's computations and atialv ses of past discrimination.“ (ierace S'a»: War"!t) activities is not eligible to use the physical therapist. or James Coll. aii I said. “There are still effects being g athletes‘ services. athletic trainer assigned to the tiiiit. l NCSU will host Wake ! felt." I Weekend athletes can now breathe a "l was accustomed to having physical students must first receive a referral l Some students feel that racially- little easier thanks to new services therapy at Purdue." said Bengtson. who from Student Health Services. i youths in SPACE ? based scholarships are unfair. offered at Clark Hall was named medical director .luly l. Student Health Services has not “They should be based on merit." A program called SP*()*RT. which "The students who will benefit are the advertised the new orthopedic services. l said Raseeda Austin. a freshman in stands for Speciali/ed ()rthopedic and of mouth to Beginning Sept 23. more than 75 black youths . bio-chemistry. "It‘s not fair for Rehabilitative Therapy. began service as ones who. it they had to pay for physical but has relied on word from Wake County middle schools will take off i a pilot project July 18. 199-1, therapy. wouldn‘t go elsewhere Our receive new clients. Bengtson said Brit j for SPAM; The Saturday Program for Academic someone to get a scholarship prices are rock-bottom. ‘ the “C“ [Jfllg‘fillll ll'd\ Hill [‘IUHL’ ly and Cultural l:ducation is sponsored by the NC. l because they are black or Asian if Medical Director Dr. Mary Bengtson. Sl”()*RT is designed to serve the unnoticed State African-Aiiierican ('ultural Center and they didn‘t work for it." w ho worked at Purdue before coming to needs of students who are evpected to targets students in the \l\lll through eighth ‘ Money is given to the universities NC State as a stall physician in [984. recover in a couple of weeks. Bengtson grades 5 said she thought physical therapy was .hr‘r'BENGTSON, Pair. i/ ) f Instruction will focUs on math. science. See RACES. Page I/ communication and leadership skills and history I and cultural awareness. The format of the program is designed to develop assertive. young student leaders and promote students‘ academic Candle ignites fire in East Campus dorm Tuesday and cultural development. The nine sessions will be held on Saturdays sitting on top of plastic milk crates. fanning it [with my handsl because there of the smoke.“ Sgt lillis said “The from 8:30 am. to Ilfltl pm. at NCSU, Pre- IAn early morning fire caused “Apparently the candle turned over. wasn't any paper or anything around for Raleigh Fire Department set up a fan to registration will be held on Sept. 9 and If) on the only minor damage. and the crates caught on fire." Sgt. lillis it to catch on." try to clear out the fumes and smoke ” lust floor of the African-American Cultural said. "It wasn‘t really tnuch of a fire. but James Ellis said he woke up his Sgt l‘lll\ said there was little Center. Bv JENNY FRAZIER we called the Raleigh Fire Department resident assistant w ho put out the rest of permanent damage to James l‘ llis room lc_,,‘,,, i ,,,,, . 7W, , , ,,, AeuANY NEWS anon anyway became the [fire] alarm was the fire w ith a fire evtingutsher. “The crates melted dovv ii. and there Students living in Watauga Residence activated." “There was a lot of smoke and fumes was a little smoke damage on the walls.” Hall had to evacuate their building at James lillis. a Technician columnist frotti the burning plastic and sulfur from Sgt. l'llls said. Inside Wednesday approvimately SH Tuesday morning who lives in room 206A, said he lit the the [fire] extinguisher." James Ellis said. James ltllis said part of his carpet also when a small fire in graduate student candle at approximately ll pm. and fell "The minute the fire was out. the fire melted. James Ellis' rooiri set off the smoke asleep while the candle was still burning. alarm went off." “I spent eight hours cleaning up the Sports: Check out the latest Buzz alarm. The fire caused only minor “l was reading a book and fell asleep Sgt. lillis .said residents of Watauga sulfur dust from the tire eviiiigurshei.” around campus. Page 9 ) damage to James lillis' personal items all of a sudden I v- oke up and there was Hall were forced to vacate the butlding he said. and his carpet. this ball of flame in the corner of my for [5—20 minutes. According to Sgt. lillis. James l‘llls has According to Public Safety Sgt. Larrv room." James Hlis said. ”I lumped up "We Viust evacuated people long enough not been charged with anything. but an et cetero: The NC. Museum of Art Ellis. the fires source was a candle. and was able to put most of it out by Just to get the fire otit and clear away some inve tigation is pending has a new exhibit. Page 5 el cetera: Ellis reviews three new Open House cancelled due to budget cuts CD'S. Page 5 Humanities and Social Sciences. said she was for this year. Opinion: New columnist questions I Individual colleges will receive a $1,000 concerned about the cancellation. “We have no intention of letting it fade away or stipend to conduct their own recruitment “We're obviously disappointed that the open house disappear because it is an important event." Hester said, logic of tobacco. Page 12 > activities. has been canceled." Sawhney said. “It is an opportunity Provost (ieorge Dixon said he believes the for high school students and their parents to find out cancellation will not be a mayor setback fot the BY TIFFANY A. MCLEUD what‘s going on at NC. State. This is really critical to university. How to Reach Us ‘ StAir Wiertt'v’i its." ”The effects Will be minimal because of the extra Sawhney said CHASS will do what it can. including activities planned by individual colleges in Phone Numbers: Internet Services: If N C. State‘s l0 colleges want to spread school spirit opinion polls and newspaper and radio advertising. to coordination with the administrative office and several Editorial ...... 5l 5-24l 1 Campus Forum: to prospective students this academic year. they will inform high school students about the college's special visitation programs for small groups of AdVertising ...... 5l 5-2029 techl’orum'L@ncsu,edu have to do it on their own. academic programs. students." Dixon said. Fox...... 515-5133 Press Releases: That's because the 1995 University Open House has Approximately $l7,()()l) was allocated to fund last The cancellation doesn't mean that open home is techpress‘L@ncsu edu been canceled due to budget cuts and scheduling years one—day event. This year. only $lt).t)ti(l is gone forever. be said, Address Information: conflicts. Each college will receive a $l.()()() stipend to available. which is why the money will be divided “We look forward to the return ot open house next 323Witnspoon Strings” [email protected] spend on alternate recruiting activities to introduce high among the individual colleges. year." Dixon said. Box 8608, NCSU Campus News group: school students to NCSU. Kent Hester. chair of the university open house Poleigh, NC 27695-8608 ncsu publicationslechnicion Moni Sawhney. associate dean of the College of committee. said the cancellation of open house is only 541' HOUSE Page 3 P What‘s Happening page 2 SportiperJ Cloulfledl page l4 etcstsrepoges Oplnlen page” ‘l‘eehnieiiin to printed on 60% recycled paper. Please recycle. Page 2 News September 6, 1995 House and the College of Engineering. Hester said some faculty and staff WHAT’S HAPPENING members have already started ('itrtrimo'il trr'rri Paez planning .ictiytties that the annual in the Witherspoon Student ORIENTATION —— Want contact the Department of Al'DITIONS — Auditions for Hester said the colleges may open house usually does. The TODAY Center Cinema. Students mayor—related work Registration and Records by the tall Student Studio are submit budget proposals and PARKING INFORMATION seeking summer internships experience while still in today. open to all NCSU students. College of Forest Resources plans ~— Parking information and should also attend. school? Attend a Cooperative MEETING The They will be held at 7 p.m. in implement their allowances to carry to use part of its allowance to waiting list status for zone MEETING —— A Education Orientation at 5:30 rescheduled meeting of the Thompson Theatrc. out alternate recrurttiig acti\ities update its recruiting display changes are mail-able through DanceVisions interest p.m. at Room 29. Winston Centennial Authority will be MEETING ._. Thc Volleyball this year. Hester said because the resources. and the College of the World W idc Web Access meeting for auditions will be Hall. For other dates and held at 9 am. in Room 544 Club will meet at 7 pm. on allowance is small. colleges Will is through “Traiisportaiioii" held from 6 to 8 p.m. in times call 5I5~4427. of the Legislative Office the upper courts 0f Engineering will use sortie of its under “Administratnc Unitsv Room 375 in the Building. Plans include a Carmichael Gymnasium. All have to spend the funds wisely and money for additional mail-outs to Finance and Business- Witherspoon Student Center. visit by the authority students and faculty are creatively high school students. Facilities" from the NCSL' No previous dance THURSDAY members to the welcome to attend. Hester said home page Direct access is experience necessary. ORIENTATION — Prepare Entertainment and Sports TUESDAY four colleges have Provost Phillip Stiles said he has made by typing the following MEETING —- Prevlaw for on-canipus interviews by Arena site at approximately —'—_— already submitted budget proposals encouraged each school to invite I'Rl ilocatioiit Student Organization will be attending Career Planning's 2:30 p.m. MEETING w Student to Hester's office the College of representatives front financial aid. “http/‘i‘w \\\s acs ncsii edit/Tr having an organizational Orientation from R to 4 pm. Organization for Disability Physical and Mathematical Housing and Residence Life and ans ” meeting at 7 pm. in Room in the Witherspoon Student Awareness will be holding its Sciences. CAFE The Cloud and Tire B-ZS. Nelson Hall. All are Center Cinema. Students w first meeting at 4 pm. in the College of l‘orest registration and records to their Iisprcss Cafe. is a sniokc~ welcome. Refreshments will seeking summer internships PICNIC .v. The iiidian Room 3120 in the University Resources. the College of Textiles recruiting events this year. trcc. alcoholrtrce nightspot be served. For more should attend. Students‘ Association will Student Center. Snacks erI offering live acoustic music. information. call Pritesh SYMPOSIUM w Dr. Robert have a welcoming picnic be served afterward. piiL'lr}. ClL’ (‘AI‘VI‘i is open Vakani at 233-2239. Buswell. who spent five from everyone at Pulleri Park ORIENTATION A, Students Tuesday to Saturday nights at FOOD - ASME‘s Annual years as a Zen monk in Asia. Shed I from [I am. to 2 seeking permanent 7 p in iii the Western Lanes Burger Bash will be held at will discuss daily life in a p.m. I~or more information. employment or summer Correction Howling Center For more l2:l5 p.m. in the Broughton- Zen monastery at 7:30 p.m. call Tantiia Mohapatra at internships must attend information. call M45219. Marin Courtyard. It is open to in the Witherspoon Student 362-765} Career Planning's orientation In the Sept. 1 issue of IeLhiiiLiui the name of Public Safety officer ART E\HIBIT "Thirty- all and costs $3 for a full Center Multipurpose Roorri. session from b to 7 pm. in Jason Mulmbach w is itiisspL-llLd in the artrLlLPublic Safety on I‘I\L' Years of SCIL‘L‘IL‘LI cooksout style meal. MEETING - The Lorax MONDAY Room l07 in Harrelson Hall. display \.lso. Student Assisttiits \oluriteeriiig in Itiiiergeiicy Situation Works of Benny Andrews." MEETING The first meLting Environmental Club will _— This is the first step to was iiiisiepresented is S \ \ l instead of S.\.\.l:.S. in the same an art t‘\llll\ll. Will be held of the Social and Ballroom meet at 7 p.m. in Room I47 WORSHIP —— prepare for oii—campus article TeLhriiciaii regrets ithL Lriors through No\ 2 in the NCSI' Dance Club is open to in Harrelson Hall. A speaker Episcopal/Anglican worship interviews. LECE - .,--_, - .. African American Culttiral beginners frorn 7:45 to 8:30 on the Duraleigh connector and dinner at 5.45 p m. at ELECTIONS The deadline .-_J Center (iallery iii the p.m. in the Dance Studio in will be present. Everyone is 2108 Hope St (behind North for filing to run in fall Witherspoon Student Center Carmichael Gymnasium. For welcome. Halli. For riiore information. Student Senate elections is MEETING The Society of advanced dancers the CLINIC - Flag Football call 834-3428 today. Iilections’ will be held l—‘II Paganism and Magick invites meeting will be from 7 to Officials Clinic will be held SERVICES ~— One NCSC Sept. IX and 19 For more all open minded people to its 7:45 p.m. at 5 p.m. in Carmichael office helps you find infoririation. call 5|5~2797 I r- - . “ L meeting at S p in on the FOCND — One set of keys Gymnasium. Room I27. Pay permanent etiiployincnt. SVMPOSIl'M ~ William I Will your number be right in the phone book! grotind le\el of Toriipkiris was found in Cox Hall. For rate is $5.75 per hour. For internships, career Roll. who has spent .10 years Hall lot more inf'oriiiation. more information. call SIS» more information. call the information and changing investigating hauntings and contact Donna Nolen at 7h]— 2430. Intramural~Recreational majors learn about Career psychic phenomena. will To insure- that your address and phone listing is 9757 MEETING — TheVolleyball Sports office at 5 IS-J IOI. Planning and Placement share his experiences at 7:30 correct in the University Directory give Registration MEETING 7 Students (lub will meet at 7 pm on MEETING — The Sitident services at 2I00 l’ullen Hall p m. iii the Witherspoon interested in meeting new the upper courts of Wolfpack Club Will have a during office hours and from Student Center Cinema. and Records your updated information by Friday friends while helping others Carmichael Gymnasium. All meeting featuring Coach 5:10 to r» p m, throughout the Presented by the Self- Sept 8 It you wish to withhold that information are united to the Circle K students and faculty are Mike O'Cain at 7:30 p.m. in sL‘mCsIL‘r Knowledge Symposium International meeting at 7 welcome to attend. Reynolds Coliseum. For MEETING ~ Students For Al'DITIONS . Auditions for from the directory, you should report that to p in on the lotiitli lloor ol AI'DITIONS — Two NCSU more information. call 85l- Choice will meet in Room B— the fall Student Studio are Registration and Records by Sept. 8 as well. the I'niversity Student students are needed to 5654. ltt, Nelson Hall at SIS p.m. open to all NCSI,’ students. Center For more preform scenes of MacBeth For more information, call They will beheld at 7 pm. at inforriiation. contact Parul at local high schools. SIS20!-7 Thompson Theatre. Patel at SIZJSQU Auditions will be held at 7 FRIDAY MEETING — lor anyone MEETING — The lridiaii p iii. at Studio I at Thompson ORIENTATION --- Prepare interested in boton as a Super Haircut Students' Association will be Theatre. Students need to for tin-campus interviews for career or a hobby is invited Whll'l "19990103391!” holding their first meeting at audition wuh two minutes of permanent employment by to the Botany Club meeting lwnat s Happening items must be 7 p.m. in Room l07. Shakespeare dialogue. For attending Career Planning's at 4'30 pm in Room 3704. Happeninglsubmilledgridin writingavailableonin TOChnDCIInIa Whal's $0.95 \\itli l‘liis Coupon Harrelson Hall. more information. call SIS- Orientation from noon to l Bostian Hall Pi/(a will be offices at least two publication days in ”Ct-1- 58 “HI I:\p 0.13/03 NOTICE Student 4132 p.m. in the Witherspoon served. priorityadvancewillby noon Space is limited and organizations should renew MEETING — NCSU‘s Student Center Cinema. MEETING 7— IinriLh your submitted eartrestbe givenItemstomayitemsbe nothatlongerare their registration in the student chapter of the Students seeking summer resumL and professional lthan 30 words Items must come from SUPERCUTS Department of Student American Water Resources internships are also skills The L\H Leadership iltheorganizationsnews departmentthat are wtllcampusedit itemsanimatedtor L .imcrori Village Pleasant \allcv Development iii 200‘) Harris Association will meet at 5:30 encouraged to attend. Development (ommittce will llstyte grammar spelling and Drowty Hall by‘ Sept 29 p m in Roorii l0-t. Weaver NOTICE —- Students \\ ho meet at o it) p iii in ifie lTecnrroan reserves the right to not run 304 Daniels St t‘.‘ l4 Lilt‘II\\t‘L‘Ll :\\ L‘ ORIENTATION -... Prepare labs l‘or more information. wish to prevent their address lnivcrsity Student (enter robinlitems llinrldeemed attenswe or that com moot Next to 3nd t‘it\ kiIlll ‘scst to Iirticggcrs for oii»camptis interviews by call either Ted Endreny at and phone number from (ireen Room Ior morL ‘.irin Sand submissioguidelinesus toDNBCINicolequestionsBowman Phones is E ’i- \3 "r—i I‘lIt‘iIk' “til 40b? attending ('arcer Planrung's “577538 or Dr. Jennings at appearing in the university iriloriiiatioii. call Hobby ‘ioriioi Stan Wr-ior You may also a-mail ’7 Orientation from 3 to 4 p iii SISM‘IS telephone directory should ('ussoii at Sll~745l origins I i If L NCALCNCSU ECU

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Spikers Hampton assists in win By Maria“. Pat-:sToN the game l like " been really good ~iin c lllt' end oi A .‘.i:iTAi~it SW.0‘5 EL) iryp The crisp passing of the Pack list yeii H lttlit' .i~ \t’ tsial‘irdi perfect resulted in an astonishing 25 shots tliit were not Intern in~ the “.11: on goal. 1-1 of which came iii the anywhere " It you listened closely on Sunday first liali. l'lowe\ er. only Next came Stephanie \ttllilt‘is the afternoon. you could almost hear sophomore Jane Walton could find team‘s leading m. tilt" itititt last the taint sound of “Taps" off in the the back oi the net in the first 45 season. After a tttittilc o1 slio1~ so far distance. Nothing could have been minutes, but it was nothing that earlier iii the game missed the i!i.iil more appropriate as the NC. State concerned (or iieal. this one did not Scyezal IIIL c iiinx: « BY MICHAEL Tom) women's soccer team played its "In the first half. I thought we Iatci‘. State was up by Ililt't' SENion SiAir Wreiirri first game of the season against should have scoied more goals Surprisingly. ('oi'iit'al was Army. and proceeded to pound because we had the opportunities." concerned because lit: thought The NC. State volleyball team them 4-1), he said. “I thought there was Sanders was playing lzci i‘tt".l sour-r opened its season last weekend with It could have been much worse for anxiety and then. of course. it is the a couple of weeks .IL'“ diiiiiie four convincing victories in the the ('adets. A number of chances early part oi the season " practice sessions first—ever NC. State Labor Day for the Pack resulted in shots either In the second hall. the Pack came “I thought she was peaking a little Classic. going high or wide of the net. alive. It started with a Sandy Miller bit early.” ('oiiir-al s.:i.1 \ilt' ‘e .is Needless to say. Coach Kim Hall Nevertheless. coach Alvin Corneal shot from roughly 21) yards out The shaip in training and it slit; data" was pleased with the way the said that he was happy With the way ball appeared to go through the get a goal or two llL'lt'. 1 wouid lza‘tt‘ Woifpack played. his team performed. hands of the Army goalkeeper The been surprised \iic .-... rust ll1.tl “It was very good," she said. "As "The chemistry of the team is very assist came from sophomore Stacy good tor the past two weeks far along as we are in the season. l good " Corneal said. “You can see Hampton. the first of three on the Megan Jeidy tinisiit-d Ilit' st-iriii; was very pleased with how our girls that eyen when they‘re not scoring. day. at .‘s’b‘witi oil .i pctlct. Iiittss lIl’Ili played." the ball moves around With a ”I‘m pleased as punch with our State's first victim was Davidson certain degree of iluency. which is passing game." Corneal said. “It has on Friday aftemoon. sir APMV. I'. w * ’

[ICCIwas very Oh, how the times are a—changin’ pleased that i r___.__ - at recess 11 tltlli i mean to toot iiiy ithey came out and i I Since 1982, Cal Ripken MlChael Preston owii horn. but at logan l It‘lilt'illnfl ididn’t have any taking the field for the ,. .. l was a bit of .i isi. hl“.tlil'.'1.".'.'1il i l Orioles is about the only But there was (.ii i‘lawlit.’ ijitters.”______J thing that hasn’t changed. shortstop. You Lt‘lll‘.l \tl toni calender by the Ilittll 1 (Lil I’ll I — Kim Hall. Loam GULAx/SU‘W ll‘icrt" Must be l‘.lst‘l‘.ill season NC. State coach Jeni Keil (3) blocks Winthrop attempt at kill while Pom Tonight. (‘ai Ripken Jr. will play again. The Pack jumped ahead of the Sumner (i l) prepares for the dig. in his 2.131st consecutive game Another year tor ('ai ant-the; yen overmatched Wildcats in the first without a rest, for the rest oi the world (initilttC‘ game and went on to a 15-5. 15-6. Temple in a hard-hitting. seesaw “l was pretty disgusted." she said. No breaks. no breathers. have disbanded. tlic \osict l‘iiion 15-9 sweep. afiair. "We shouldn't have lost that game. I;\ery time the Orioles have has fallen to pieces and their the Hall said she was happy that her In the first game. State trampled i told them not to act like a young stepped onto the field since May 31). Berlin Wall was torn down. team started the tournament so well. the Owls 15-3. The second game team. i wanted them to act older 1982. Ripken has been there. 'I'ht‘ St‘K Pistols and tilt“ ('l.isl’. “I was very pleased that they went back and forth before the and wiser than they really were." working his magic at shortstop. started punk rock in l‘t‘sf \nd then came out and didn't have any Wolfpack prevailed 15— 12. State responded by going up 0—3. was cight»years-old when peac>~azmzzon it Ieit .loliiiiiy Rotten lctt toiiccitr jitters." Hall said. “They were The third game was tied at 1-1. but but Temple battled buck to tie the Ripkeii stepped out to third base at are a lot oi kids my age dont. goers \k'llh-‘l)1LI§i1ilt‘\L’I gict the aggressive and took control of the the Pack could not score again game at 10—10 and 12-12. But State Memorial Park and started his Thirteen years ago. my main feeling you'\c been cheated '“ match." Temple won 16-14, managed to put the (Mix away 15’ ama/iiig run at Lou Gehrig. 1 don’t concern was not Cal Ripken and the walked oii the stage. and that was That night. however. State battled lietw'eeri games, llali said she let remember the game, and chances Baltimore Orioles. It was making her team have it. .s'mv V-BALL, Page-J sure I was picked first for kickball See Preston, Page 4

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HEATHER NOVA I "()yster." the new album from I Raleigh is host to a group of Heather Nova is fantasic and beautiful on seven different levels. entertaining. local comedy clubs, Musically. it puts all those “can and all of them are close to ' M 77A only sort-of play my Instrument“ campus. grunge bunnies to shame. lixquistly crafted. it recalls the Beatles during Bv ERIcA Hirsros' their “Sgt. Peppers” era with their SlA‘F WRITER use of multiple tracks and production tricks. Tired of sitting around putting off your Emotionally. it is intense. homework by watching the same ole Sometimes. it‘s a vulnerable sitcoms on television? Even with the new intenseness. like two people in love fall line-up starting. there‘s still no better sitting in the same chair in the dark. time to check out the local comedy scene. Sometimes it is a painful Right down the road from campus is intenseness. the sort you get from (‘harlie (ioodnight‘s. You know. right people who are telling stories of all beside Savage and Heads everyone the evils of the world they saw first knows where that is. Goodnight's offers hand. many comedy specials from Tuesday to Lyrically. it is poetry. ()n the Saturday nights that are very reasonably same level as Tori Amos or Sarah priced. Tuesdays. when you bring your McLachlin. Heather strives to college ID. you can partake in “Stuff reveal something truly personal, Your Fat Face Night" and eat all the lUHT ANU something brutally real. She tacos. burritos and tostadas that you want, doesn't always succeed. but it is the plus you get a free ticket to the show. URDAY reaching that evokes such a Good deal. huh‘.’ response. ()n “Maybe An Angel." Wednesday night is "WRDU ltlb.l she cries. “I put my hands where Night." For SH) you can eat in the your wings should be...And when Mexican restaurant. or for SI? you can you said that you were dead. I hung eat in slightly nicer Champagne Charlie‘s. on." These prices also include free tickets to probably don‘t mean much. but if you Pack, CHEW: Lc. Rm Gmx ()n "Sugar.” a blindingly the show. If you don't eat. tickets are $5 saw them. you'd recognize them. Comedy Sportz (above) and Charllo Goodnight's (below) supersonic track. she sings. “And with a mention of WRDU. Nonetheless. they usually prove to be are the main places to buy couple of laughs in Raleigh. when you got me pregnant I Round up the cow-killers because very funny and worth your money. Both are convlenient to campus. stopped the party and stopped the Thursday night is "Steak Night." Dinner Goodnight‘s shows start about 9 pm. typewriter and I stopped your dumb and a ticket are only $9.94. Solo tickets and usually last about two hours Note ~- game...and I stopped you father and are $5 —— again with a mention of this is a great place to take a date. ()n all bled instead." WRDU. Gee. wonder who‘s a sponsor the occasions I've been about 50 percent Stylistically. Heather Nove here‘.’ of the audience was couples. It takes the sounds like a very lush PJ Harvey Friday and Saturday. Goodnight‘s is the pressure oft" having to talk so much. or Juliana Hatfield, ()r Bjork and most popular because the big comics Reservations are recommended. and they Tori Amos With guitars. She come in on the weekends. If you go to can be made by calling 8285233 tLaff). wanders all over the genre. at one dinner and a show. you get $2.50 off. A little farther away is (‘omedy‘ Sportz. point sounding like Sarah A plus to eating dinner is that you get located in the (‘in Market downtown. McLachlin. at another. putting priority seating to the show. Otherwise. ()pen on weekends. (‘oiiiedy Sport; is a together pop sweetness. and finallv. you may be sitliiig on the outskirts. but home of team improv comedy that is howling at the moon with L7. not to worry. the place is pretty small so always exciting due to its large amount of She is the lace curtains in a all the seats are good. crowd participation. Tickets run you Faulkner story: beautiful and Coming up this week is Margaret Cho. about $7 with the shoWs starting about elegant. but sometimes hiding pain. star of the sitcom "All American Girl." 8:30 pm. and lasting a couple of darkness; andevil bcmmmn. 7 . . She will be appearing September 8 and 9. hours.There are two teams of comics " This is smmthing to be proud of. The ‘5 through the ‘7 will he host tn In a year with great releases from funny-man Dom Irrera. who recently Belly. The Foo Fighters. Bjork. and appeared on Letterman. Leno and .s‘w COMEDY, Page II) ? Jennifer Trynin. Oyster should be Seinfeld. The names of the comics on everyone‘s top ten list. In the new glut of female artists. ()yster is a standout among a number of solid new discs. Heather will be opening (in (‘hapel llill only) lor local band Ben Folds Five at the Cat's (‘radle ‘Agnes of God’ sucessfully runs at Stewart in September. Go see them both and be sure to pick tip this disc. Moore. star of theater. television and film (she question her opinions about Agnes. the church and I Art Access International brought a appeared in “Philadelphia"l plays the Mother herself as a psychiatrist and a human being. thoroughly entertaining show to N.C. Superior who may or may not have been involved in Dunn. Mostello and Moore give fine performances THE PRESIDENTS State’s Stewart Theatre with “Agnes of the murder. and make “Agnes of God" a rewarding theater God.” The play opens as Livingstone has been assigned to experience. Dunn makes Livingstone a sympathetic OF THE UNITED the case. She expresses her disdain for organi/ed and valiant fighter for Agnes“ life. Her asides to the STATES OF Bv AMANDA RAv religion. which has indirectly caUsed her much pain audience give an emotional look into the life of a SENlOR SIAM WW6? throughout her life. person who is drastically changed by a remarkable AMERICA Despite her bias against the church. Livingstone and painful experience. The Arts Access International {A7 talks with the Mother Superior and expresses her Mostello plays the Agnes with a tad too much fire Imagine you are a band in the Tour of “Agnes of God“ came l desire to speak to Agnes. The Mother Superior tells and pestilence. An innocent is supposed to be sweet Great Northwest. You‘ve got some to Stewart Theatre last Friday Theatre Livingstone that Agnes is a complete innocent .,. she and unassuming. but the anger in Mostello‘s voice. tunes. maybe a handful of lyrics. and Saturday. Arts Access is a Review has never read a book. seen a movie or TV show and apparent even in a simple “hello. is contradictory to but no idea what to do next. non-profit organi/ation that knows nothing of sex. Psychiatry and the real world the character of Agnes. Overall. though. especially Usually your choice is this: find a helps disabled people get are a threat to this holy innocence. and the Mother in the hypnosis scenes. Mostello gives a convincing loud gurtarist. a whiskey-and- involved in the arts. Superior disapproves of Livingstonc‘s attempts to performance. cigarettes screanier and look for “Agnes of God” stars Kitty Dunn as Dr. Martha “dissect" Agnes' mind. Moore stands out in the role of Mother Superior. Sub Pop‘s phone number. Livingstone. a psychiatrist appointed by the court to Livingstone meets Agnes and discovers that she She is perfect as the woman who has thrown away ()r you could find three guitarists. assess the mental health of a nun who allegedly killed was the victim of her cruel mother who kept her shut her modern sensibilities to shelter someone she take yourself way too seriously and the baby she gave birth to after a clandestine away at home and molested her until she was 17. believes is touched by God. call yourself “Collective Soul." pregnancy. Dunn. who is confined to a wheelchair Agnes sings and talks to herself and receives Arts Access gives an exceptional production of a It would appear that there is also due to a back injury that occurred years ago. has messages from her dead mother. thought'provoking play. They also provide sign another option: make up enjoyed a successful career in theater and television. ()nce Livingstone begins to probe deeper into the language and stage directions for the blind. instruments and have a lot of fun, Diane Mostello plays Agnes. the innocent but mystery. she decides it will be necessary to hypnoti/e The Presidents of the United possibly murderous nun who has appeared in Agnes to get the whole truth. The revelations that States of America 777 the name is numerous international theater productions Jane unfold during the hypnosis lead I ivingstone to the weirdest form of self- cffacement I‘ve seen in years ~~ has five strings among the whole band. Two on the bass and three on the guitar. NoJok’L‘. And the cool thing is. it has more groove with those five strings than Art 101 taught at N.C. Museum of Art Collective Soul has In its 22 strings. tMusical Note: any band with three guitarists and a bassist I Art isn’t the easiest thing to interpret. than the artist's name. This is also the case with the Other features of the exhibit include a display of the should sound better than that.) especially when it’s obscure or downright artist called the Master of the Latour d‘Auvergne tools and techniques for gilding along with a display There is no way to really take a Triptych. But although he remains nameless. the of X-ray photographs that determine the condition band like this seriously. (One song. twisted. The N.C. Museum of Art has an history of the painting is well-dwiiiiienied from castle and reveal the beginning stages of the Triptych. make it." is exhibit designed to help the average Joe to monastery to museum. At the end of the exhibit. an interactive computer "We're not going to understand the canvas. The Latour d'Auvergne was commissioned around program for visitors is on display on two computers. about how there are a million better I496 or 1497 by French royalty. In the exhibit. the This high-graphiCs program provides more bands than it and how it will never Bv ELIZABETH BooRoyT painting is the subject of five basic questions that information about the Latour d‘Auvergne Triptych succeed) ~~ except for the fact that SrNion STAFF Wmien should be asked when viewing any work of art. These and other related topics such as angel's wings. this band is good. questions are: what is the nature of the obiect. what is castles. similar Renaissance paintings and French Sure. the songs sound like Primus A new exhibit in the Mary Duke Biddle Education its meaning. style. history and condition"? royalty. meets They Might Be Giants. Sure. Gallery at the N.C. Museum of Art focuses on The Latour d'Auvergne painting was selected "The Story of A Picture" exhibit will be on display it is probably the only Seattle band helping visitors study. interpret and understand because of its exceptional quality and condition. as through June 2. |996. in the Mary Duke Biddle not connected to Sub Pop. Sure. it artwork. The exhibit titled "The Story of A Picture." well as for its well-documented history. The story of Education Gallery at the NC. Museum of Art. Other doesn‘t even own a guitar's worth showcases the meaning. style and history of the the painting is gradually unraveled as each question is educational events will be presented along with the of strings. but man. it can play French Renaissance painting. the Latour d‘Auvergne answered. This method of interpretation will help the exhibit for further exploration of French culture. those strings. Triptych. visitor when viewing other paintings. allowing him or These include lectures. films. a musical performance Funk that would make Bootsy A triptych is a three-part structure Wllh hinged her to leave the museum with a new eye for art. and workshops. Also a presentation on historic (‘ollins smile. rock that will make wings or shutters that can be closed to protect the Three additional paintings from the same period are French houses Will be given by a Parisian Princess your butt move and well. those main panel in the center. When the shutters are also on display for comparison. These present the bearing the Latour d'Auvergne name. five strings. closed. a history of the painting is depicted in gilded style differences between medieval and Renaissance. Tours are conducted Tuesday through Sunday at (iive this band a try. Anyone with Latin inscriptions. During Medieval and Renaissance An l8lh-century French genealogy of the family L30 pm. Hours of operation are Tuesday through the Czljttncs to play a three~string periods. the triptych was a common form for that commissioned the painting. on loan from the Saturday from 9 a.m. until 5:00 pm. Friday until 9 guttar and is not strung out on paintings. National Gallery of Art Library in Washington. [HI]. and Sunday I I am. through 6 pm. The museum heroin deserves as much. Paintings dating around the Renaissance era are provides details on the painting in regard to the is closed Mondays. For additional information. call James Ellis usually unsigned and anonymous. Art survives longer family history. 8314035. Admission is free. Page 6 et cetera September 6, 1995

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I The L'niv'ersity Student l953-l993. conveying a sense of place. a situation Ciatewood's images are powerful. GARBAGE Also on display in the Cannon Gallery and a feeling for ll rather than Just a transcending regional barriers. Center’s newest exhibit is is an exhibit titled "Maud and Friends." picture. It is more about what tthe Southerners are not the only ones who Producers usually stay behind that focusing on "Southern which features Gatewood‘s‘ works t'rom painting) feels like than what it looks can identity with this NC. artist. big glass wall separating them from Exposures." the private collections ot members ot‘ like." Gatevvood has had exhibitions at the the musicians or “talent." as agents Friends of the Gallery. the Visual Arts Gatevvood‘s use ot' strong images. bold Willard Gallery iii New York City. the call them, Sure. occasionally Bv LISA HARPER Center‘s support organi/ation. This colors and clean lines do produce a Mclntosh-Drysdale Gallery in Daniel Lanois will play backing S'Aw WQVEQ collection comprises works done in a t‘eeling in the viewer. Washington. DC. and was also included keyboards or third guitar for [72. variety ot‘ media including drawings. “You enjoy looking at her paintings." in “Painting in the South" at the Virginia But for the most part. producers Tired ot‘ watching "Wings" reruns”? watercolors. pastels and prints. as well as Brown said. Museum of Art. (iatewood has had manipulate and direct the music Craving a little culture .’ Now is a good paintings. Although her technique varies slightly showings throughout the state and in rather than create it. time to visit the Visual Arts Center Maud Gatewood is a nationally from her earlier paintings to her later Georgia. This is what makes Garbage such located on the second “our oil N (f. recognized artist is hose universal themes works. Gatewood's style temains Hobbs attempts to provide a better a nice surprise. Like the quiet pop States L niversity Student Center. contain hints of Southern influence. Her constant. From her landscapes to her understanding ot (iatevvood's work genius of ”Toy Matinee” by Toy "Southern Exposures," an exhibition ot~ generic subject matter and unique style portraits. her style is all her own. through his observations. "Maud Matinee, Garbage is a producer‘s paintings by artist Maud Gatevvood. is give her work a widespread appeal. "There is an unmistakable integrity to (latewood's i'e-visions are a twofold studio band. Garbage isn't meant to currently running in the Foundations Charlotte Brown. Director ot' the Maud‘s work because you know it‘s tour. It isn‘t meant to sell a million Gallery ot‘ the Center. The exhibit Visual Arts Center. said of (latewood. hers. She is consistent within a wide copies. It's just people with talent includes almost fill paintings dating from “She‘s a painter who is interested in range." Brown said. St’t‘ GATEWOOD, I’iict- In trying to put together something special. There are some names iii Garbage. l'll'Sl of which is Butth #023229. Vig. You may have heard of his .. part of orbs" work. He produced l‘lirvana s 3 Maude "Nev‘erniind. Smashing Gatewood's Pumpkin s “Si'atiies‘e Dream and new exhibit the ( hainsaw_ Kitten s “l‘lipped out opening in Singapore among other notable at the NC. works. A drummer by trade. bands State Visual he has worked with otten remark Arts Center in on his ability to get great sound out the University ot a drutn kit. ’ > Student ‘Also. Angellish lront-woman Center. Shirley Manson takes the lead iii Garbage. with Steve Marks and The Visual Duke lirik'son handling most ol’ the Arts Center is Full“ “"2. . is impressive. weekdaysopen HavingSonicly.practicedGarbagethe ubiqtiitoUs and on "Igunar swell VWllh grunge-gods Stewart like lsurt Cobain and Billy (‘orgin. Theatre Vig and company set a musical a, nights. stage with layers ol gUitars and , noise. Never overstated. garbage Admission is sometimes go too far in giving "69. Manson the room to move by toning down the sound. But Manson is very adept in using the space given to her Not the sort to stand iii a corner and sing her lines. Manson plays a very active role in Garbage‘s sound. She wanders around the song. sometimes \ery Motels-ish with a simple and direct approach to vocals. sometimes in your lace. teasing and caJoling listeners to come closer. She comes ott .is .i s‘i'i- GARBAGE, [2.ti.

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THE BUZZ Red Terrors of the Week Thank you for iotiting its at the Bull. superhero imitation for the tennis teams NCAA tournament. Hunt's sudden Please keep your hands attd feet inside the this fall. She is the lllllAlllltC women‘s departure leay es a raid at the top of the The l‘ltl/l around yttllIPUS is about sophomore outside hitter \(‘llltlt' .u all times This page and yottr leader and the interim men‘s coach. lineup. (iarrity would not comment on the eyes are moy mg at the same speed. The atlilettcs departittent is expected to reasorts for Hunt‘s transfer. .lennilei Peterson. front Crest lllll. llltttois. being named the [his Ilti' lttsl weekly installment of the name a new coach sometime within tlte Another staple from last year's teattt "Red Terror of the \M-ck " lit the N (‘. State Labor Day ('lasit. Bit/.2 let Illltyldli Spotts‘ trip arotittd the next three to four weeks missing will be Meredith Quinn who has l’ctetsoti haitiittcred home 35 kills. sery ed up three aces. and tatiip !s on the playing fields .ittd inside The women's team not only lost its LttttL‘h decided to forego her final season. scooped tip o1 digs in States four y ictortes last weekend She the ltlt kc! li‘iill'is You will notice the but three yetctan players. .\nd only one of What was it that Shakespeare said about quote. \ IIioitsand \Voids and the Red them was to graduation. lit a surprising tlte odor in Denmark" play ed iii all three games this past weekend and that makes her lt'll|‘l\ it! 'ltt' \‘t'k‘h lllUSt‘ are lllC turn of eyettts. no I singles player. tumor Anyway. Hunt's successor may have a Red Terror ill the VS eck highlights lht- test are ittst the facts Kylie Hunt. transferred to Kansas lluttt already moved on catnptts. (jarrity hit Peterson Wonder twin Powers activate ltas led the . ittt iii \ ictortes iii the past two paydtrt on the recruiting trail landing three .lentty (iat‘rity is doing lter best seasons en route to qualifying for the freshtiian: Mena Bonacic frotti Split. ('roatia. Nina Sciricariello of Hoca Raton. lhc tin/.1 yyould like to honor senior flanker Mike t iittfie as the Fla. atid the state's top singles and doubles III st Red letror ot the Week Against Marshall. (ititlii: came out play er. Carey Causeway. from Wilson. (iarrtty has been getting sortie help behind of hi s shell and single-handcdly dismantled the 'l'httiidcrtttg A Thousand Words % the scenes from last year’s No. 2 singles llctds' setotidary He pulled down sts passes for It)? yards. and player. Margie Zimmer. Zimmer has done a "superb" job this fall as the graduate added two touchdowns. The runs he made after his catches were assistant according to (iarrtty. ylilllll'it’lltlt‘tl by coach Mike ()'('aiii Congratulations. \ltke Both team's are preparing for llVC fall Gufl'ie tournaments including the Wolfpack (iiiffii'. you're the inaugural Red Terror of the Week Classic Sept. 22 through 24. Seven teams in the Top Sf) Will be in Raleigh later this month including ACC powers l)uke arid HUH? Wake Forest and Big It) foe. Michigan Should I stay or should I go? Ballyhooed baseball recruit. Adam “You would think a school with all engineering program as good as State‘s Everett. must have been singing The Clash would be able to find a fuse to make the clock work. I‘m saying that as a this summer. proud graduate [of N.(‘. State] not in engineering. but I graduated." liverett. a fourth-round pick of the Chicago Cubs. has decided to begin his career in l)oak Field not Wrigley Field. ~ Jim Donnan. Marshall head football coach. on the fact that the ZS—second The all county shortstop from Ma .ctta. Ga. starred on the US. Amateur ilaseball clocks would not work. .»\ssociation's l‘) and under World Series L_.,.,_. ,, this summer hitting .536 to lead the East had three assists iii the second half of the words for you Notre Dame Cobb .-\stros to a third-place finish. Coach Pack‘s If) win oyt't »\titiy The no 9 lrtsh lost lo Big ltt powerhouse Ray Tanner is not going to waste any time Keep ati eye open for tletcndcr Bridget Northwestern Saturday t-yi-n .tttcr Littltll with l-.yerett; the mach said that he would Durkin this season She .is nothing but Lou Holtz promised bigger .illtl l‘t‘llt’? start right away. consistent last yeai as a freshman. arid things for the Holden l)iitttt't\ this year This is not the first time the Pack has Sunday she showed no signs of letting tip. How long will it be iitttil Sweet l.ou will battled with the mayor leagues for talent. ltt Ilovo this place pull another one of his disappearing acts WW. pitcher Bubba Scarce was drafted What‘s tip w tilt the .‘\I’ Poll" tie. .\ C. State or \lttincsotai' by the Oakland A's in the llth round. First off. no. It) North Carolina proyed We guess that the \t‘i.IIlitl iiattotial Pittsburgh Pirates leftvhander Dan Plesac the credibility of the preseason poll The championship is going to ll.t\ L‘ to watt was the last NC. State player to be drafted Tar Heels looked lifeless against Syracuse, another year or tyyo hey l on ' I'h. |.oti" as high as the fourth round. Plesae was and they paid for it. Speaking of polls’ The liit/l has the picked otit of high school by the St. Louts The ()rattgemcn w aited tintil the coin flip solution to the national clidlllt‘ltlll\hll‘ Cardinals tit Will) to decide who would he the starting dilemma . the lturger King i’oll The Goddess of Thunder and more quarterback. yet they still looked more in Yes. the same people who litoiight yon If you’y'e neyer heard the name Thori sync on offense thati the Tar Heels. wlto Herb and Dan (‘orlese are now going to Staples. then chances are you‘ye neyer returned s\ll7.i\(‘(‘ player Mike Thomas help us decide the Lllill‘illlll tn heard about the NC, State women‘s soccer ()h. we forgot. he was the .\ll~\('(‘ punter '\ccortltttg to the MK l.lllltltll. llottda \t team. She‘s a senior w ho has \trtually done :‘xfter the game the Syracuse players is no. I followed by \elitaska and Penn it all here at State. including playitig on the were leaytiig the field saying "Carolina State. Sounds reasonable so tat. lint alas IKS. national team this summer. ain‘t nothin‘.” these crazy \otets may hayc had a Coach Alvin Corneal has called her the The Bit/I will w an tittttl Noy 2-1 to pass Pocahontas oyerdiise those loyable losers Li .T- .a Argus“. best he‘s ever seen. But this weekend. it thatyudgtttent. Notre Dame show up at no 5. was sophomore midfielder Stacey Just in case you wanted more proof of the Until next week Same Bit/1 time. same Gov Hunt always wears his NC. State sweatshirt around the office. Hampton who had the biggest impact. She incottipetettce ot the pollsters. we got two Bun channel.

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Notice: Plasma donors are subIect to medIcat screening and testing pnor to HURRY QUANTITIES LIMITED! acceptance. and at all time during paItICIpatIon In the donor programI OPENING NA‘I‘Ionmt-i sIaIrrtirIIIIIII l3 September 6, News Page 11 away each year at NCSL‘ to thc l'riiyersiiy oi \l.iiyl.iiiil llc increase the presence of minorities liled a suit against ihc lllll\t!\ll'\ Races on campus. because he had .ipplicil tor a (‘oritiniteii from Page I Questioning the legality of race- scholarship .lllii ‘.s.is itiiiicil iloxsii by the state to distribute to students based scholarships cannot be hCL‘tlllst‘ ll’c‘ \\il\ [iii] .1 liit‘llilit‘t iii lilt' through scholarships. The school avoided with the factors inyolsed, particular txicc lot ‘-\illcil the has the right to do what they want said Gerace \Lhtilttl‘sltlp vsas designed [his was H ams Teeter to with the money. but aCCording to “It is legal to base a scholarship the only reason he was denied the Title VI or" the Civil Rights Act. an on race if there is a good reason to scholarship. American citizen cannot be discriminate." she said. “It was tinconstitiitional to basc discriminated against because of Some of the "good" reasons that particular scholarship on race.” their race by an institution giving include the presence of a hostile said Dd\ld l)roo/. .i Nl'Sl' MEANS Low PRICES! out federal financial assistance. campus environment. a low attorney, While race is used as a deciding minority enrollment. and high drop A court of appeals passed down a factor in sotne of the scholarships out rates among black students. ruling on the case in IW4 that said it“? Re ular Or Junior given out at NCSU. they are mainly Gerace said the need for race restriction was not based on merit. said Director of The legality of race-based adequately demonstrated The case Financial Aid Julie Riee~Melet scholarships has been challenged in has been sent to the US. Supreme Melet said. “$l45.0()0 is given coun by a male Hispanic student at Court. The new Pod system groups another goal she had tor Student health—care providers in rooms that Health Services a as reached “hen are close to each other so that if one the lab became certified in WW (‘onlmm‘djmm Page I provider gets behind. others in the “I have always t'nioycd Student “A lot of students don't know Pod can help him or her catch up. Health. but it is ptiititiiltiily about the orthopedic services." Bengtson said, rewarding to see .i piogiaiii go lroin Bengtson said. “But I think Bengtson said the committee was an idea to actualls happening." [Zimmerman and Coll] have helped concerned about appointments Bengtson said ”l'liis has happened a lot of students." staying on schedule and the with the goal oi getting the lab Sl’*()‘RT is not the only new availability of appointments for certified. which was siicccsstiilly programat the infirmary. students The new system allows done in 19‘“. This was liirthci Two weeks ago. a Student Health for continuous appointments capped by the dcsclopincnt of Services committee made up of between the hours of X230 am. and Sl’*()*RT," Bengtson the associate medical 4:l5 p.m.. including lunch-hour Because other iii\ol\eiiicnt in director. Dr. Michael Durfee. a appointments. since the workers various areas oi Sitiilcni Health nurse practitioner and three nurses have. staggered lunches. Services. Beiigtson said she lelt initiated a new system for seeing “We wanted to see when students qualified for her ncw position patients. were on campus. so we consulted "I it‘ll l understood .i liil til the The "Pod system" was named registration and records." Bengts‘on areas of the building." sllt' sitltl Harris Teeter after the pod-like clustering of said. “Perhaps in the future there Along with the nest programs Harris Teeter rooms that are now being used to can be appointments after 5 pm. or already in place. lictictsoii said she Large Grade Homestyle see patients, Bengtson said With before 8 am. to meet the needs of is open to ideas iivi iiioic Eggs the old system. doctors and nurse special groups. such as \'et students imprmeiiients \Hllt \(‘Sl's “.69“ Waffles___ii 0;. 99¢ practitioners worked individually at who often don‘t hase time to come tticdical sci'y ices (‘lark Hall and were responsible for in during the day “If ideas come. l [don i want] to keeping their own appointments on Bengtson. who is also the lab sit on ideas. but iiioic on thciii.‘~ Harris Teeter schedule. director for the infirmary'. said Bengtson said. events" must be officially free of charge litt‘ iilliit' Is liicttlt’il recognized as such by the city on the loiirth tlooi at ilit- \ttitlciit Arrest council. (enter. Became the Brent Road party was "Only two or three people who ("outward from Page I not sanctioned by the city. students were charged .it the Bit-iii ls’oad “If someone has a prior [record] were not immune to the police party haic tonic iii to t.ills to lls " their only option is to get it officers roaming the streets. (ierace said dismissed or get a P.J.C [prayer for "The police can‘t [ust walk into a Judgment continued] which allows private residence and arrest people. a person to say that they haven't but ifthe alcohol is in plain stew .. been consicted but [the charge] is even on private property then still on their record." Gerace said they can issue a ticket [to underage “It's analogous to pleading 'no drinkersl." Gerace said "But it isn‘t Student Contest'" necessarily safe esen it people are ()pen containers of alcohol have overage. The problem \Hlll the Health neier been allowed on public Brent Road party is that most or the Frozen property. according to Raleigh‘s people were outside " Concentrate (‘ity Codes. although they were Gerace said she urges all students Service allowed on streets. parking lots. and who receiycd alcohol siolations or 12 alleys for special events. But last otherwise to visit the Student Legal oz. summer the open container policy Service Offices to talk to one of the Gynecology changed mandating that "special three attorneys available to students Highland Hunter Farms Clinic Crest 99 111:! Chocol t Ice Q rD Confidential GYN Cream_ 5qt. Milky a ~ 1/2 gal. 59 Peaberry’s Services. Coffeehouse Contraception. Pop Smears. Sexually [Harris Teeter has Changed Transmitted Disease its Name. testing and 0 pp9 Juice but') hit s ii] in s changed. Pregnancy ‘ \\c siiil :liils‘NrouehNt‘ecr s , .I‘\;\ res: source at cm: :otit‘e. Testing, f v espresso and much more. 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Zahn hired as new “Heads up

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College of /ahn \Ltltl she plans In search for w Al)\ to I INLL State’s reduce (‘ll.-\SS\ ielianee on nonpermanent ‘ Humanities and Social Sciences has laeult} She \ttltl she would also like to a new dean. extahltxh and lund researeh and puhlie \er\ tee centers aimed at understanding and dealing . Bi \ln'n \ri. Blitsrektik w ith issues she l’eels are eritieal to weiet). :i' a A. “l‘he llllllltllllllL‘S and \tk‘lill \L‘lCllL‘L‘\ are l .‘\ (‘ State ('haneellor l.arr_\ Monteith central to linding \tilllllttlh to the problems ol named Margaret 3\ /.thn ol' l'NUL‘harlotte our age.” /'.thn \tlltl "()urs will he a college as the new dean ol‘ the (‘ollege ol‘ HumtllllllCS at the l'oretront ol dealing with the problems anti \‘ottttl Setenees Jul) l4 The appointment of the llxt eentur) 'l‘here hth ne\ er been a It‘ll\v\\\ the ,June retirement ol (MASS Dean time when ll has been more important to William ll loole lll l'oole had xenetl tor understand the l\\llL‘\ and to proHde tools to , more than lt‘ tears as head ol the eollege. .uldrexx [ltettt ” l /.ihn\ appointment ended a war-long /.ahn has a strong \itettll rexeareh waith 3‘} .t unnersit) eoinmtttee and was haekground \tudnng \iolenee In the l'nlted ‘ tpprmed f‘} the NCSl. Hoard ol l't’uslces. States. L‘\t\t‘t’l;lll) \ iolenee among the nation's ‘ l'Nt‘ l‘itxident (fl). Spangler Jr and the }outh. She |\ the director tlx well as .t ed l"\‘(‘ Hoard ol (ith‘l‘llt‘FS. lounder ol' the :\eadem_\ tor the Stud) and “The eoiiimittee \\.t.\ m'erwhelintngl) taken l’reu‘ntton ol Violence. and her \ltltllL‘S and \th her energ} and enthusiasm and her [‘llhllL‘dllUle on the \uhgieet span more than \Clhllnll) to people.” N(‘Sl' l’roVost Phillip two decides l J Stiles xtltl ol /ahn\ appointment. She has been ealled on to consult on ‘ /.tl1ll ll.l\ sen ed .1\ .thtu‘lulC dean for \iolenee l\\llC\ h) the National Science researeh. graduate and interdixeiplinar} linindation. the Centers tor DISCllVC t‘ontrol progralth at the College of Arts and SCICDCCx and the National lllNlllulC for Justice. at l NFC \Ilch‘ I‘M} She Joined the [NFC /.ihn lS also a member of the :\lllCFlCilll taeult} in l‘Ntl as khllll ot the department ot' Soeiet) ot Criminology. the .~\nieriean soeiolog}, .inthropolog} and \0Cl;ll work. Sociologieal :\\\'tk'ltlllttll. Western Soeiet) ol' lahn took o\ er as head ol' CHASS Aug (‘ri.ninolog}. the Anteriean Aeadem} oi~ She l\ entrusted with .l eollege that lllCllltlL’S Criminal Justice Selenees and the llonneide e:ght .teadenne departments. 250 lull~tnne Researeh Working (iroup t.ieult_\ lllL‘llth‘l‘\ and \CFVCS Woo /.thn. who l\ a name ol Ohio. reeeo ed a undergraduate students and Sill) graduate h.tehelor\ degree in \UCltll administration and Some students find time to play a game oi volleyball behind Tucker Tuesday evening. \lllthllh a master‘s and doctoral degree in soeiolog} [ahn mid she feels \he IS up to the lroni ()luo Stale L'noersit}. ehallenge and hopes to build on 'l‘oole'x She sen ed as an assistant prolexxor. momentum and propel (‘HASS into national .l\\tk‘l;tlc professor and graduate ehan‘ in the pronunenee. department ol~ meiolog} at Temple "I want to turn a \er} good college into a l nixerxit} l'rom “369 to NW and was national model." Zahn said ot' her plam tor director ot a national stud) on the nature and CHASS. patteith ot American homteide at Southern “We ean heeome preeminent with a \tlrlt‘l} llllllt‘h l'niiersit) l'rom lUXt) to “982. She ol programs. including those that wed the w as ehair ot‘ sociology at Northern Arizona htlllldlitllCS and social seienees with l liI\L‘r\tl_\ lrom 1987 until WW), when me teehiiolog) Zahn Silld. w cut to l'NCC, [ahn also \llltl she is impressed h) 'l‘oole's /.thn !\ married and has a ll-yeanold \on leg.te\ ot qualit} programs and ll|\ and has reeeoed tiUlllL‘TULh national honors eomnntment to working eollahoramel) with and teaehing awards She lS eurrentl) the laeult} and .lu‘nNS eolleges on a ntiinher working on her weond hook. “Homieide \n Writers ot proieetx. But die \aid she will make some \ineritan 'l'ratlition.” ehanges (nine to our staff meeting tonight.

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I Tuition hikes may be grievances to the board. coming to a bill near you —— Most of the student body is opposed has Student Government to these bikes. so it would follow that Student (iovernmciit . which. knuckled under? theoretically. represents students ~— would be lighting for them on this tudeiit apathy is legendary at issue. But they‘re not. NC. State. But if the student body ever needed a swift kick to This bike will hit students where it get moving. now is the time. hurts most. iii the wallet. But Student Without a large—scale protest by the (iovertitiieiit has remained tacit on the student body. .1 $300 to $400 tuition issue. Student Body President John hike could very possibly appear on ()‘Quinn said he would fight the students‘ ne\'t tuition bills. This increases. btit very little has been increase will undoubtedly benefit the dt‘ll‘c‘. university. But it will also be an Student (iovertiiiicnt needs to unnecessary iiiotietary albatross for represent its constituents the financially needy students. Many student body and forcefully protest NCSL' students are working to pay the tuition hikes. it seems there is their own way through school. and currently a leadership vacuum for such an increase would put an extra students on this issue. burdeti on the shoulders of those who All the board hears now is are working themselves too hard as it representative silence. which is all the is. approval tor lack of disapproval) if the NCSL‘ BoardofTrUstees necessary to gouge students. And enacts the tuition hike without input while Technician can editorialize all from the students. it will be the live long day about this issue. tantamount to taxation without words are not as forceful as a Commentary representation. And if the trustees will thousatid voices. it is time for not seek their opinions on the matter. students to mobilize. and Student then the students must take their (iov erniiieni needs to lead them. I’m a moderate liberal, really I am As Senior Staff \kriter whole. Society is more Therefore. there needs to be a means for Where do all the ducats go? for this fair paper. l titan the sum of its parts people of all walks of lite to sit down and have tell that my Things like child labor make decisions that aficct everyone. columns have leaned a laws. retirement plans. Doesn't that make sense‘ If poor people - Thompson Theatre. the best w ay touch to the left. i worker satety made law s for rich people. they'd be I Money. money everywhere. know. it‘s a horrible regulations arid other ticked Why shouldn‘t the reverse also be but not enough to run a for local actors to keep their skills curse to have in this day w liite hat issues were not trtie ‘ school. honed. will be forced to cut the and age. but i bear tiiy 1 put in place by The state should have a limited control number of shows it does. cross as well as l can. benevolent employers over what happens in a country. it should But. when l wnte my who liked the idea of give guidelines for people who have little A 3 percent across-theboard cut in sttitt. l have noticed that ‘ getting less work out oi or no power. and put limits on the power ow much money does it take all departments. NCSL' Mail Services most of the letters l get ‘ their people for more of those who have it. to run a school‘.’ it would has cut back the number ofpickups are coming from a very . pay. The state did those ()n the social side. lama big believer in appear that the thotisands of they vv ill make in a day. The right attack. Now. is things. 'l'evan libertariantsm: if you do it at home. dollars that individual students pay l'niversity Student ('ctitet' laid off that because NC State The Very Right don't care i‘t‘lhilt‘s tot iarni animals. tor tuition. fees. parking. lionsing. housekeeping staff members last is more conservative philosophy would say bad taste iii house paint. religious bi mks. insurance and all the other than normal. or because I only piss off that companies have the right to do w hat pretcienccs. .iiid other [diversionsl from summer. replacing them with tight-wingers.’ liither way. in the last year. they want and that coiistitiiers and the norm were tolerated so long as no one :iiis.ellaneous costs that make their contracted ctistiitli‘al services. have had my intelligence insulted atid employees have the right to not buy those got hurt and it w asn’t public. There are vv .ty to NC. State's coffers cannot The amount of cash spent oti doubted tnore than once by students. In goods or work at those factories. That's small tow its in central Texas where adequately pay for the services the students is dropping like a lawn dart such. i would like to present a little great. until your car falls apart on the homosexuals are not considered anathema school provides. say background on why it is l atii like l atn. highway as you do (i5 mph three weeks to t'liristian life as they would be in many in the past year. NCSL‘ has beeti oti becattsc adiiiinistiatioti officials Political socialization and genetics aside. i atter you buy it and leaves you in a coma. otlici conservative areas. lts JUST that the money isn‘t there. am a moderate liberal because... Very Right-ers say that your only recourse people tend to realm' that worrying about a campaign to destroy the number arid But it tuition is increased and the Broken down. there is Very Left and is to not buy any more cars from that other people's problv ms is counter- amount of services students e\pect Very Right. Very Left (occasionally called store. llmmmm. That makes sense. productive atid depend on. number of students e\pands. communism) believes in prosperity like to think that people need sortie Now. Texas is no paradise. Sure. the The Humanities Computing lab. shouldn‘t revenue be sky-rocketing? through planning. That people are good freedom to move around. make decisions. beer is great. btit the weather sucks. But I located in four different places iii Where is the tnoney going'.’ IT and if you give them the chance. they will make mistakes. make discoveries. But I like that idea that people frotii all walks of spending is down and income is up. help each other thrive. also think that because of the way power life are pretty well tolerated. l guess in a Tiiiltpk‘inS. Caldwell and Winston shouldn‘t there be a surplus‘.’ Very Right lliltrti-libenarianismi is distributed (mostly to the wealthy). the land where racial lines blur. people have Halls had 40 percent cut from its believes that individuals will act in their people in power would do everything they made a practice of not bothering too operating budget. This means that no ()b\ ionsly. the answer is no. own best interests. That a million people could to keep that power. They would not much. new hardware or software cati be The administration should get its act iii a country will all try to prosper allow certain people to vote. not allow But that‘s why i am a moderate liberal. and that operating hours are individually and that if the parts thnve. the certain people to own property. etc. An endangered species. poached on the bought together. While some students are whole will thrive. it believes that people Just as dttriiig the Nixon. Reagan and high political plains like a rare black decreased. scrimping and saving just to buy are selfish and will only act for their own Hush administrations. people and rhino. the liberal prefers to eat pesto and (‘enter Stage. a program for books. niultiaiiillioii dollar sports benefit. and so society shotild stand back organi/ations w ith money could lobby red sauces to cream oiies...sorry. i got nationally-known acts to preform in compleses are being blilil. The and let them. rand almost always succeed in getting confused and started to write one of those the cultural desert known as Raleigh. priorities of the school need to be set Libertarianism is cool. Let the Beavis their way i the state to bypass important nature cards they used to advertise during had its budget chopped by 20 percent. with contemporary students in mind and Butthead fans say that first But the environmental and regulatory controls on morning cartoons. haiAdl This means that local acts may be the rather than sacrificing our college problem is that is everyone is working' for specific industries and companies. power Hail the moderate liberal. He or she is only ones to get a chance to showcase e\perietice so that NCSl' can grow his own benefit. no one is working for the will communicate with power. your friend. their talents. even larger. Crack money pays my bills “Tobacco money r—-———s Look any further than the lucrative. and until now unchallenged. paid for our education. Michael Lemanski home-state politicians tobacco industry. Tobacco money pays ,_.______h c-_..7 __.__e‘. however. and you w ill it makes sense that the greedy leaders of for this state.“ Quite a find that these labels are these huge tobacco conglomerates would simple little slogan. lt nothing to be proud of. try and blow off the debate as an attack on sounds like a short. This issue will some day the small tamier. on the rural family. on sound-bite type of a hang on this state like the freedom of speech and advertisement and political statement sorrows and pains of on over~regulated. hard-working necessary for bumper- slavery. individuals who need a smoke to relieve sticker status. but this The past form of the stress and pressure ofeveryday life. Technician statement has local slavery was color- But it is not. North Cum/inn Slate l'rii'i'ervitv 'v .Veu sputter Sim t [93” implications. This specific. but the current i don‘t blame the tobacco fartner for my statetiient asks. what do form of slavery by grandfather spending the last years of his Eorrons m Carer we do about tobacco? addiction is economic. life suffering. desperately trying to breath Ron Batcho Jean Lorschelder North Carolina is one An addiction can be used like a normal person and trying to fight the [email protected] ,eanta‘stna sca nest. edu of largest growers of as a form of slavery. and cancer that kept him froiti doing the things tobacco iii the country. and NC. State it has been Used by tobacco cotnpanies - tiiost retired people do. Managing Editor...... Bruce Myles Design Edltor ...... Woody Wallace receives large amounts of money to do regardless of intentions ~— to keep the He has himself to blame for starting News Editor ...... Chris Baysden Business Manager...... Robert Sadler research in the area of tobacco production. profits up and sales high. smoking. But the tobacco companies must Editorial Page Editor...... Michael Biesecker Advertising Manager ...... Jennifer Zimmerman So not only do North Carolina t‘anners it's not a secret that tobacco is addicting. take some of the blame. They knew how and citizens have a large stake in the if you‘re still denying this fact. ask any bad smoking was for their customers. We Sports Editor...... Aaron Morrison Ads Production Manager...... Derick Satterfield outcome of the tobacco debate. NCSU smoker who has tried to kick the habit. He all know. et cetera Edltor ...... Keith Crawford Circulation Manager ...... Mike Jordan students do. too. We must ask ourselves. is or she will tell you it‘s the hardest thing in it seems easy to blame the money~ Copy Desk Chief...... Sharon Corkery Archives Manager...... Michael Russ this the son of slogan we want tagged the world to do. hungry investors in the tobacco industry across our state or our university“? Ask hitii or her what the second hardest because it is obvious that they were Photography Editor...... Melissa Bauer Personnel Director ...... Denise Johnson ()bviously our govemment thing to do is. and most likely the answer interested in only one thing: profits. There Graphics Edltor...... Danny Wilson WWW Administrator...... Brian Watson representatives think these labels are will be trying to quit smoking for the is no question that their ethics are lacking. Opinions expressed in the columns. cartoons. photo illustrations and letters that appear on Technician's pages worthwhile. Ask Democratic Rep. Charlie second time. Anyone who can consciously enjoy the are the views of the individual writers and cartoonists. The unsigned editorials that appear on the left side of the Rose who has promised to fight Clinton I know. My dad used to smoke. and so money reaped from the suffering of others editorial page are the opinion ofthe paper and are the responsibility oi the Editor in Chief. arid the FDA head on over this issue. And did my grandfather. who has emphysema. can be considered anything but Technician (USPS 455050) is the official student-nan newspaper of NC State University and is published every what about Republican Sen. Jesse Helms‘.‘ And so does a family friend. even though worthwhile Monday. Wednesday and Friday throughout the academic year from August througi May except during holidays Just the hint of government interference he has already received a lung transplant. And what about us. We here at NCSU and examination periods. Copyright 0 1995 by the Student Media Authority. All rights reserved. To receive into the tobacco industry. and you are Most people could name someone whose are just as guilty as the other tobacco permission for reproduction, please write the Editor in Chief. Mailing address is Box 8608. Raleigh. NC 27695 asking for trouble from this laissez-faire life has been affected by the wrath of 8608. Subscription cost Is $50 per year. Printed by Hinton Press, Mebeno. NC. on POSTMASTER: Send any address changes to Tochriiclen. Box 8808. Raleigh. NC 27695-8608. tobacco lobbyist. tobacco. This explains the recent attack See. LEMANSKI Page [5 September 6, 1995 Opinion Page 15 Ellis sounds right at one) Lemanski The Campus I wanted to write iusi a shott note first, annoys later regardinyy the \L'kt‘lltl part oi his ('onttnuedfmm Page [4 commentary as well That \tliole stakeholders. We have been taking part about the West and “I Ht’ tree this money that results from lyust wanted to write sitltlcllllllg or die" is extremely weak and If everyone at innocent people suffering, whether of a rebuttal to James Iillis‘ article FORUM immature; the entire (’8 was it is my grandfather‘s pack-a-day about \arious coiiipanies' use of populated by Indians. not iiisi the addiction. or whether it is my federal land \‘irtually for free. His West ~ people didn‘t tome here as friend losing her appetite because major point is that corporations corporations bad to pay for the land I'reeloaders. they came as back should be forced to pay more for breakiny.y workers, 'I e\as doesn‘t NCSU spent of second-hand smoke, we are this land tise. his iiiiplicaiion being use. those costs would snowball have a state income tax ’ Neither supporting a destructive industry that they pay If) percent of the downhill right into our wallets I does Honda (or tour other statesi It Even though we have. at best. don‘t particularly care to pay any would be rclreshiiig to read some only researched better and more profits to the goyerniiient When I gas than I already do efficient ways of producing first read the article I thought. more for commentary in the future that was a tobacco to help local farmers. we ”Right on. James? Tell it like it is?" (approximately $l.2() per gallon is little tiiore thought out Instead oi Just $1.00 a have contributed to an industry that Then. I reaerd that James Iiad already bad enough), nor do I care printing.Y an .lrllLIC iiist to It” a page. benefits no one and strangles the committed ati aet analogous to to pay any more for paper products add another crossword pti/Ile or life out of those unable to kick the premature CJthllILtltUll‘ (iood for the (imagine how much more text something. habit. heartbeat. but Very disappointing books would cost if the publishers So why then would this farmer from then on What James had to pay more for paper _, a $70 Kenneth Tuekmantal clay on choose to ptit this bumper sticker didn't/doesn‘t reali/e is that if these text could easily turn into a $90 Junior, Zoology on his car‘.‘ I have to wonder if that pawn of a tobacco farmer would be so proud WW as to post a bumper sticker that miscellaneous read: "Crack Money Pays My Bills" or "Tax Free Liquor Paid for This Car." purchases, it

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