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visit draws reaction voters to vote frOm local citizens by Willia- Terry Kelley “I came here to get more conser- Sports Editor vatives elected to Congress." Proc- hopes, not fears tor said. "to get government offour If you live in the Triangle area backs and to decrease regulation so by David Sneed American back on its feet?" he ask- and , you didn't know President the free enterprise system can News Editor ed the capscity crowd. Ronald Reagan made a whirlwind work. and a farmer can get a fair The president endorsed all 11 stop in Raleigh Tuesday afternoon. return on his labor. We have to Urging Americans to vote their GOP candidates in North Carolina. you've probably been dead the last balance the budget and get away ' hopes, and not their fears. Presi- singling out Jim McIntyre and Ed couple of days. But if you happened from deficit spending just as the dent Ronald Reagan Tuesday said Johnson as “dedicated. principled to be alive. it’s possible you were farmer does. “we are clearing away the conservatives." McIntyre is the part of the massive turnout that Another flue-cure as well as pork economic wreckage dumped in our challenger in the first district. saw President Reagan in his cam- farmer. Chris Brown. still believes laps" by Democrats. and he asked while Johnson is challenger in the paign trip to the Capital City. in the president's economic pro for more time to solve the problem seventh district. Masses of people lined the grams and thinks the unemploy- of unemployment. School prayer and abortion were streets across from the Raleigh. ment rate will cure itself. At a Republican rally in also mentioned by Reagan. Civic Center Tuesday afternoon in “The economy was flat on its Raleigh's Civic Center Reagan “Let me assure you." he said. anticipation of catching a glimpse back before he took office due to blasted Democrats. ”They “there are two other struggles we of Reagan. Those that could make the previous president." Brown (Democrats) say this economy is on will never give up on: protection of it. waited inside. Then with a said. “You don't have to worry its knees. Well. you know the innocent iuman life of an un- government helicopter flying about unemployment right now. If something. if the economy is on its born child and the right of your overhead. the president's motor- you take care of the rest of the knees. that’s quite an improvement children to begin their school days cade whipped up from the south economy. the unemployment rate because two years ago it was flat the same way members of the US. side of the arena and into the west will take care of itself." on its back." he said. Congress do —- with prayer." entrance to the building. Escorted Reagan told a capacity crowd his These remarks drew applause by a host of law enforcement State's college Republicans got program has pulled America back from Sen. Jesse Helms and the rest .hicles and Secret Servicemen the into the act also as they helped in from disaster. . of the full house. presidential limousine drove by. preparing for Reagan's visit by He said his administration's The president. in the first of two and with a quick wave from inside. making most of the signs and policies have made significant pro- trips this week, urged voters to the nation‘s chief executive posters that hung around the gress in four out of five areas: support the Republican cause. "We satisfied the hopes of the waiting arena. runaway spending. runaway, tax- are changing the course of masses. “We only found out that we ing. double-digit inflation and America. . . We have begun to Staff photo by Clayton Brinkley "I just came down to see the would be involved last record interest rates. handcuff big spenders. get the President Ronald Reagan waves to the crowd as he leaves the Civic Center president." said observer Rick Kel- Wednesday." said Mike Davis. Reagan then addressed the fifth federal government off your backs. Monday after campaigning for North Carolina Republican candidates. ly. “I've never seen one before. and chairman of the State College problem - unemployment. “Do promote economic recovery and Reagan even quoted a passage presented the nations’s highest it might be the last chance to see a Republicans. “We‘ve been working you think the program all of us put you. the people. back in charge from the book of Psalms from the civilian award - the Presidential Republican president come here for like crazy since then. to publicize it worked so hard to pass. the pro of your country again," he said. Bible which says: “Weeping may Meda! of Freedom ~ to ailing awhile." and distribute tickets. It was a big gram that is still so young. but that “Critics are playing with people's endure for a night. but joy cometh singer Kate Smith for her rendition Although the crowd for the most thing for our club. It was fortunate has already brought down spending fears" in an attempt to better their in the morning." - of the Irving Berlin song “God part was kept across the street for us that we were the home col- growth. tax rates. inflation and in- political fortunes. the president He said “America has endured a Bless America." The song helped to from the civic center. some made it lege. I think what he said was ap- terest rates. do you think that pro said. long. terrible night of economic sell millions of dollars in war bonds to the other side. One of those next propriate. I think what he said was gram deserves a little more time to “But the picture of fear they hardships" and is currently “seeing in World War II. to the building was a Cary High the truth." fix the one remaining problem — paint on the evening blues is a pic- the first. welcome bursts of sun- At the end of the speech. the School student who was skipping Meanwhile. anytime there is a unemployment so we can put ture of where America was. not shine.'_‘ L . , president thanked the audience for class to see the president. crowd near the president there people back on the job and get After his speech. "the president i “ “I just thought I would come am also be lots of security. 0f- ‘- «where she's going." he said their “courage." down to see him," said Shane ficer W.W. Stewart of the Raleigh Walsh. “I thought that it would be Police Department estimated that pretty wild. There are a lot of between 40-60 Raleigh officers join- Demonstrators voice discontent with administration police here. It kind of makes you ed the Wake County Sheriff's paranoid." Department and the State Patrol in Inside was a different type of assisting the Secret Service in pro by Louis Manes Another spokeswoman put it more observer. Most of the crowd that tecting the president. Staff Writer bluntly. “Theonly way to change is made it inside the same four walls “We couldn't function without through (a violent) socialist revolution. that the president occupied were the local police." said one Secret Reagan supporters were not the on- We’ve given the Democrats and the there for a purpose — to hear him Service officer who asked not to be ly ones who showed up at Tuesday's Republicans long enough time to solve endorse the Republican candidates GOP rally at the Raleigh Civic Center. things; now. it is time when all the identified. His chief job was sear- Chanting “Ronald Reagan — he's no masses must unite." that they mostly already sup- ching for explosives. He had the aid good send him back to Hollywood" ported. of a canine friend to help him. “We and “the people — united we won't The spokeswoman was Ann Shep~ David Proctor. a 1957 graduate search the area before the pro be — defeated." 60 demonstrators pard. who identified herself as a of State and a flue-cure tobacco tectee arrives." he said. The officer voiced their discontent with the “former political prisoner." In fact. farmer. was there to hear Reagan said that the German Shepherd Reagan administration. . Sheppard was one of the Wilmington endorse Red McDaniel. the third that he used was two years old and The crowd. composed of- repre- 10 defendants. She has been an ac district Republican congressional would be good for about nine sentatives from some 15 North Car- tivist for 30 years. and currently candidate. years." olina groups demonstrating across works with the Durham-based Com- from the east side of the civic center. mittee against Racist Violence. was organized and was led by the "I'm representing not only myself Federation for Progress. The counter- but my children and grandchildren rally featured a range of liberal and and all of the people. We’ve all been Sign draws Secret Service radical groups in the RaleighDurhsm- penalized because of Reagan and what Greensboro area. including the Com- he's doing." RALEIGH. N.C. (UPI) — Secret hours. but no charges were filed. munist Workers' Part . Black My political readings and ex- Service agents guarding President Next to the lettering on the sign Students‘ Alliance (Durham). PATCO periences have not only made me a Ronald Reagan Tuesday stopped a car were three faces labeled John Wilkes (air traffic controllers‘ union). and socialist. but a communist... I feel I displaying a hand-lettered sign that Booth. John Hinckley and Lee Harvey Raleigh NAACP. should stand up and be counted when I read “There's never a good assassin around when you need one." Oswald. Sandy Morgan. spokeswoman for can." she said. Four youths were in the car. which Reagan did not see the sign. the Federation for Progress. said the Don Pelles. a representative for the was stopped near the Raleigh Civic Maj. Tom Justice. commanding of- theme of the rally was “Jobs. Peace Durham Action Committee for Cen- “A. Center just before Reagan finished a ficer of the Raleigh Police Department and Equality." The counter-rally was tral America. said he feels Reagan is Photo by David Sneed brief series of campaign appearances. investigations division. declined to to unite diverse groups around the encouraging repression in Central bemnstrators protest Reaganornics, while President Ronald Reagan endorses and the presidential motorcade left identify the youths. common interest of people against America and throughout the world. GOP hopefuls in Raleigh's Civic Center. the building. “There was no serious threat to Reagan and to express that unity. Pelles also called for a socialist revolu- Although the counter-rally lasted those people will go home. and they'll Secret Service agents escorted the anyone. and we anticipate no Morgan was asked what alternative tion. for almost 2‘h hours. Morgan was think about our message. It's going to r to the Raleigh police station. The charges." said Justice. who refused to she and her followers felt was The Rev. Gordon Dillahunt from the dissatisfied that the coalition was not take a while. but I know that people youths were questioned for nearly two comment further. needed to solve the “divisions caused Black United Front summed up the rented a permit to hold its will join us. by our capitalist system. What we feeling of the crowd. He quoted a re demonstration where the rallyists “It’s not that people are stupid "— need is a massive redistribution of cent popular soul song by Grand— could be more audible. it's all a question of time and power. wealth." and that might need to be master Flash: “Don't push me. “cause Morgan did feel positive about the We need time to get ourseIVes achieved “through brutality." she I'm close to the edge/I’m trying not to counter-rally's impact. “I don't know if organized and get the power that we said. lose my head.” are changed people's minds today, but need to stop the capitalist system.“

Various types of financial aid available 111-1119 by Kimberly Frasier For the 82-83 school year. the size of (an borrow up to $3,000. if he is enroll- Entertainment Editor the grants ranged from $120 to 81670. ed in a vocational program or has less — Be there! Page 9. All the funds for this school year have than two years credit toward an This is the first in a twopart series on been exhausted. but applications for undergraduate degree. A student can — Students speak out in forum. Page »financial aid and student grunts at the 83-84 year can be turned in until borrow up to $6.000 if he has achieved 3. State. March 16. 1983. third-year status as an undergraduate. Supplemental Educational Oppor- Graduate students or those in profes— — Ellington bombards commercials. For students who are in need of tunity grants are awarded to sional study are eligible for as much as . Page 4, financial assistance. there are several undergraduate students. Up to 82.000 $12,000. grants and loans available. can be awarded to an individual These loans have to be paid back at — HOllSllC health and Sun Bear. Page depending on how much money the five percent interest. Payments begin 5 Four major forms of financial aid -— school has available. The Department six months after a student graduates. Pell grants. Supplemental Educa- of Education determines how much leaves school or drops below half-time — Surround me wnth Charly. Page 6. tional Opportunity grants. the College money a school should have. There are status. A student has 10 years to pay Staff photo by Drew Armstrong Work Study program. National Direct no guarantees for these type grants. Payments of at least 830 Student loans -— can all back the loan. "Feudun' In Frog Pond." Page 7 These creatures wandered around campus to promote Turlington Dor- be applied for Undergraduate and graduate have to be made monthly until the haunted house, open this Friday and Saturday from I p.rn. to ’l a.rn. by filling out financial aid forms students who want to work can look loan is paid off. — Pack fans blind In one eye, can‘t mitory's available at the financial aid office in into the College Work Study. which Another type of loan available is the see out of other! Page 8 Peele Hall. provides jobs for those in need of Guaranteed Student loan. Students smut Pell grants do not need to be paid financial assistance. The wages per have to apply for this loan through — Pack to be Jacked up f0r There WIII be an opera meeting dent fees on November 11 at back. The amount a student is granted hour are at least the current minimum College Foundation. not through Gamecocks Page 9 concerning the proposal to fund 4:00 pm, m the S‘udent Senate depends on what he is eligible for. wage. financial aid. All students are en- an addition to cal’mIChaCl Gym- room Eligibility is based on the information A financial aid that must be repaid couraged to apply for this loan as soon — Serious Page, Page 10 nasrum With an uncwase :n stu a student gives on the student aid ap is a: loan acquired through the Na- as possible. Director of Financial Aid. plication. tional Direct Student loans. A student Carl Eycke. said. ____'_-____J A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and in fact the very life of the campus are registered. It is the mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk."College life without its journal is blank. — Techniaanwbl I. no. I. Feb. I. I920

Attend ”Open meeting” Plans to build the extension to Car- State students should remember the michael Gym are rapidly proceeding. It manner in which the athletics fee increase seems as if the decision on exactly how to was proposed and ultimately approved. finance the facility is not being fully Most of the groups responsible for review- presented to the student body. ing the proposals acted as nothing more The Technician has said before that the than rubber stamps for proposals. Only facility should only be financed in such a after student outcry became loud enough way that only the studentswho will actual- did then Chancellor Joab Thomas reduce ly be allowed the opportunity to use the the amount of the fee increase from the facility should be forced to pay for the proposed $15 to $12. H'e ignored the facility. Students who will graduate before rubberstamps of the various groups who the facility becomes operational should were supposed to give advice to him. not be forced to pay. It is hoped that the various boards who Proposals for the construction either must approve the gym expansion will not ' l have been or are going to be presented to act as a rubberstamp for the proposal. the Intramural Board and students Few students remember the fiasco which through an “open meeting.” Recommen- occured when the Student Center was 7 dations will then be passed up the chain of built. command. The only open meeting is scheduled for One class of students paid a special stu- Thursday, Nov. 11. All students are urg- dent fee for four years only to never have ed to attend the meeting to be held in the the Student Center opened prior to their Column short on evidence . . .5 Student Senate Room in the Student graduation. They were given a special Kenneth Stallings' arguments against gay Places as diverse as Chapel Hill. Atlanta, Stallings also implies that gays should R- Center from 4 to 6 pm. This meeting card. which was to grant them lifetime rights in a recent column consist of a tiresome Wisconsin and Washington. DC. have main closeted because “the vast majority pf basically represents the only chance membership in the Student Center. as collection of cliches that need to be put to rest. enacted gay rights bills. Countries such as people in this nation” do not accept homosti students will have to directly ask questions compensation. Years later, the cards were His statement that homosexuality "would Sweden and The Netherlands have legally uality. This line of reasoning is shockin y to the Department of Physical Education. not honored; the students who had destroy the moral social fabric of our human protected their gay citizens for many years. simplistic. It equates morality with populari . It is hoped that much progress will stem helped pay for the facility for four years society” is a rusty old standby that right- My older brother, who was recently in The A majority of citizens in this country once - this forum. received nothing for their fees. wingers have used for centuries to perpetuate Netherlands. assured me that the “moral *cepted such practices as human slavery slid from that status quo. In the past. this argument was social fabric” of that nation remains intact. witch-burning. Fortunately, a courage s It is also hoped that the planned We should take special care that the used to outlaw contraception. deny women Don’t worry, Stallings, Holland is safe. Hav- minority. through education and public I- meeting for the recommendation to Vice same thing does not repeat itself on the the vote and prohibit interracial marriage. It is ing just returned from a trip to Chapel Hill sent. persuaded the majority to abolish tthse Chancellors Nash Winstead. Banks Talley gym expansion. Administrators and the currently a favorite with the South African myself. I. too, can assure Stallings that the practices. 2:". and George Worsley from the review various committees who give recommenv government. which uses'it to justify apartheid. town's farriily structure is not dissolving. that it Robert Hoy and, the State Gay Communfiy committees will be postponed. The dations to their superiors should try to Stallings trots it out again. this time to has not yet fallen completely into the abyss of are a minority attempting to change the nib- scheduled Nov. 12 date is too soon; ob- remember that simple fact when deciding denigrate gay people and their sexuality. As homosexual decadence. Of course. reason jority’s attitudes. affirm their own dignity and viously. one day is not enough time to how to proceed with the financing of the usual. the argument is long on assertion and would normally inform one that the sexual combat misconceptions like those speufid carefully evaluate the students’ input. gym expansion. short on evidence. behavior of the 10 percent of the population forth by Stallings. They have used impeccably that is gay could hardly destroy the “moral peaceful and lawful means to do so. Yetfin social fabric" of an entire society. Stallings. Stallings’ schizophrenic world. a gay com- however. has a point to make. and he will not munity which exercises its constitutional riglfts .. . based on faulty assumptions let reason or precision get in the way. to publicly protest and dissent is deviously it- Stallings also says that “the vast majority of tempting “to publicize its sexual preference” i wish to respond to the Kenneth Stallings’ explain to me just what a “crime against I suggest that Stallings considers Bob un- people in this nation" (When did you take a and thus oppress heterosekuals. In Stallings’ column of October 22. “Minority quotas nature" is. One must‘keep in mimdthahthe qualified for office becausecBob isgay. - topsy-turvy world, oppression of homosex- breed prejudice.” church is legally sepaate state itthis Thee-State Gay Community“ for Blue uals gets converted into oppression Ey Kenneth Stallings makes many assump- country, as outlined in the .8. Constitution. Jeans Day was much misunderstood. The homosexuals. tions to prove his points. Because his assump- Remember that your religion should not affect Technician is partly responsible for this snafu. 'A Guest Opinion This attitude is obscene. Oppression of gay tions are faulty, his conclusionsare dubious at the laws that govern my life. The editorial staff at the time chose not to run people in western culture is as old as it is ugly. best. The columnist does OK with his defini- a guest column we submitted on the subject. In the Middle Ages, gays were castrated, tions of prejudice. but then he comes up with We never said if you have on blue jeans you Brian Gurley mutilated and burned alive. In Nazi Germany, a whopper: “However, the vast majority of A Guest Opinion support gay rights. No. we asked those peo- only Jews were exterrninated in greater people 30 years old or younger are not pre- ple who supported gay rights to wear blue # numbers than gays. Currently in New Yék judiced and are among the most open- jeans. There is a subtle difference. The intent poll. Stallings?) view homosexuality “as a r'City. gays cannot legally drive taxi cabs. 'In minded of this nation's citizens.” jonathan Stanley of the day was to indicate how many people crime against nature.” The charge that Oklahoma. they cannot teach school. In How is it that you know the above state- would go out of their way to avoid something homosexuality is “against nature” is derived North Carolina. private sexual activity bet- ment to be true? Assume that we are all to H normal just so as to not be associated with from the same natural law philosophy that has wez-n consenting adult gays is illegal. Yet'in sleep better tonight because this is your opi- I happen to think all love is good. I do not controversy. Judging from the resultant historically condemned contraception and the face of this long and continuing legacyyof nion. Without a doubt. you have just proved mind seeing a_ young man holding hands with hysteria. I think we made our point. considered masturbation a more serious hatred, persecution and bigotry. Stallings has that affirmative-action programs are no longer a woman in public. It does not upset me if he I am sorry that Stallings again takes excep- ~moral violation than rape or incest. Thomas the audacity to maintain that a Gay necessary. Why, racism no longer exists, and kisses her. No. not even if they have their tion to our Constitution and feels that gays Aquinas’ interpretation of natural law stresses Awareness booth in the Student Center op- everyone will do his part to make the world a mouths open. So should there be a difference should not have had the right to protest this latter point most forcefully. The “natural presses heterosexuals. Typically. he does not nice place. I wish. if I see two men holding hands — or two graduation. l felt that Vice Chancellor of Stu- law” philosophy crept into Christianity from even mention the ruthless attack on that As for using universities as an admirable ex- women for that matter? dent Affairs Banks Talley displayed a the Stoics'and from Aristotle. From there it booth by a group of hooded vigilantes on Gay ample of coexistence of races. it should be Indeed. is the columnist implying that a gay remarkable lack of human understanding in got into English common law via the Chris- Awareness Day. pointed out that all campus organizations person does not have the right to run for blocking the participation of June Norris in tianized Roman Empire. Stallings' ignorance is indeed tenacious. He must be open to anyone in order to be public office? It seems so when he talks about graduation ceremonies. The State Gay Com- Our own North Carolina sodomy law is an is able to say something like. “heterosexuals recognized by Student Development. I a “publicity blitz." I wish we had the resources munity did not make graduation a “gay unfortunate legacy of English common law. do not actively demonstrate their sexual wonder when the Sigma Chi fraternity will to carry out a true publicity blitz. I am also im- issue." No, the administration made an issue Most people who draw on this decrepit legacy preferences” without even blinking. Evident- have a black member. pressed that, Stallings has read Bob Hoy's of the day. to condemn homosexuality are not even ly. he has not been to Edward’s Grocery on a Now, what is "the problem of homosexuali- mind and knows why Bob ran for public of- Jonathan Stanley is a senior at State majoring . aware of it. much less able to criticize it. Many Friday night. Or watched “Charlie’s Angels" ty” to which Stallings refers? Am I to assume fice. Stallings suggests that Bob considered in chemical engineering. He is the assistant of them. however. are hypocritically selective on television. Or seen the numerous that a solution exists to the “problem?” Please himself qualified for office because Bob is gay. coordinator of the State Gay Community. in their adherence to it. They practice con- heterosexual couples strolling around carn- traception. for example. yet: incredibly con- pus, kissing and holding hands. Our society is demn homosexuality as “unnatural” by im- inundated with public heterosexual activity. Crass to never grow legal roots in America plicitly using the very “natural law” standard Yet, if Hoy distributes a gay information pam- which prohibits contraception. Most of these phlet. he gets accused of flaunting his sexuali- WASHINGTON — Newsweek's Oct. 25 the Reform of Marijuana Laws. “You used to Law enforcement officials and polticians people do not know that many moral ty. _ cover photo of a ski-masked North Carolina have to smoke joint after joint to get high on would be among the hardest hit in a theologians — for example, Newslon. Kenneth Stallings' column is disturbing. _lt marijuana tamer was enough to make one Mexican dope. Good sinsemilla will do the job decriminalized society. Without such a safe McNeill. Mollenkott — have repudiated this disturbs me with its sweeping generalizations believe that we live next door to a dangerous after one or two hits on a water pipe." issue. for example. President Ronald Reagan destructive “natural law" ethic and have of- and its dearth of facts. It disturbs me withits criminal who protects his garden with an M-16 Sinsemilla’s secret recipe is nothing com- could hardly have launched a lZ-region drug- fered constructive alternatives. Unfortunately. reliance on cliches and .itslackof .any acute rifle and a shiny new pitchfork. plex. Farmers simply weed out male plants control program three weeks before the elec- most people do not think about the matter at moral analysis. Gays will survive his clumsy Yet the striking cover only foretold a more early in the growing season. prompting tion, as he did Oct. 14. all. They repeat the cliche. “homosexuality is verbal broadsides. but the truth rriay not. His remarkable story: “Guns. Grass and M ay .female plants to secrete excess resin, which Moreover. suppliers who feed off domestic unnatural” and then selectively violate those column is another cheap she“ in a long history -— Amencia's Billion-Dollar Marijuana Crop." contains grass’s active ingredient. THC. producers would wither under decriminaliza- portions of the “natural lain" ethic which do of cheap shots at gay people and their sexuali— Domestic production of grass. particularly the tion. With dope grown out in the open. not appeal to them. Stallings picks up on the ty. 3. development of a high-powered seedless makers of halide lamps. hydroponic filter cliche. does not bother to critically examine it. strain known as sinsemilla. has advanced such Glen systems. trip-wire security gadgets and yet uses it to smear the sexuality of gay peo- Brian Gurley is a junior at State majoring in that the nation’s habit has become. if you will,- Maxwell specialized fertilizers — with names such as ple. nuclear engineering. : ingrown. & “dyna-grow and iron mix" —- would go belly- After years of indoctrination in schools and up. Authors of the respectable library of ad- politics about the destabilizing threat of im- Cody Shearer vice on clandestine cultivation would have to ported dope from Turkey, Afghanistan and chart new courses. High times would also Columbia. it seems the new enemy in the war Unfortunately, no one really knows the mean hard times for the innumerable drug on drugs could be the boy or girl next door. value of America's fastest-growing cash crop. lawyers who make a living defending the guil- Time was. even several years ago. when NORML claims that, bushel for bushel. mari- ty a national directory is available from home-grown dope wasn’t worth the picking. juana yields more dollars than do U.S. rice. NORML. As with automobiles. everyone was interested potatoes or cotton crops —— between $8 billion Finally, it seems clear that America's in high-quality imports and the status that and $10 billion annually. NORML also 200.000 grass growers wouldn't benefit from foreign grass brought. believes that home-grown dope is now a free market. Legalization. as with deregula- Then in 1978. U.S.-financed herbicide favored by 30 percent of all American users. tion of other service industries. would only sprayings on marijuana fields in Latin America The Drug Enforcement Administration says .spawn more competition. Small-business led market-wise suppliers in this country to NORML's figures are inflated to make men. who now enjoy a monopoly of sorts. spawn an indigenous rival. Though it comes legalization appear a 'fait accompli. would be eaten alive by the big discounters. In in different qualities and colors (from nearly Yet, regardless of the extent to which time. the Japanese would probably find a way every state). U.S.grown grass now receives locally-grown grass has won over the hearts to grow dope faster and cheaper and blue ribbons from connoisseurs. Indeed. the and minds of Americans. its emergence only decriminalize it for the sake of the yen. seedless “buds" of America's best confirms our feeling that the “evil weed" will So. at the risk of sounding conservative. sinsemilla — have filled the gap betwwen sup- never be legalized .in the United States. we'll endorse the status quo. Business .is ply and demand. lt’s enough to bring tears to We aren’t just saying that because Nancy booming. profits are larger and highs are the eyes of the “Buy American" crowd. Reagan told us to. Though one could make a higher. Can anyone deny that money grows Grown in greenhouses and on rural plots. good case against decriminalization on the on trees in America? sinsemilla is to regular grass as the MX is to a basis of medical evidence. the real reason is squirt gun. “It's _a quicker high." explained that legalization is no longer in the national in- Kevin Zeese of the National Organization for terest. Field Newspaper Syndicate October 27, 1982 Technician Opinion 3

DeWitt chaIlenged to debate, asked to let-God be judge /34’ This campus is known for its mperior intellect. thing. Such “minor" concerns as double-digit these creatures. "Love thy neighbor as thyself." if. as Thomas Paul DeWitt maintains. the judg- What a familiar story. Blame the blacks. blame the Some of the best engineers. architect; and chemists unemployment and record levels of bankruptcies you know. And just remember. should you or any ment of homosexuals rest ultimately with God. Jews. and when those traditional scqegoau can't in the world have passed through State. and some didn't seem to faze this “DeWitt." In fact, they just of your friends happen upon a poor. hapless then let God do the judging. not the government. or won't be used anymore. then blame the faggots are currently studying here. But today. I must turn bounced off him as if he were a tennis backboard. “DeWitt" one day. simply smile and say. “Oh. well. God is not known to need assistance from the vice my attention to another breed found at State. A Then. there was the matter of who our president is. half a loaf is better than none." squad, the Moral Majority or DeWitt Tolerance does not imply approval, as so many type whose mind seems often to function in a dif- Almost everyone knows he is a conservative ex- Now. as for that head “DeWitt" on campus, we fundamentalists seem to think. Tolerance implies a ferent dimendon or even on a substantially lower. actor from California. But. when queried on that, of the State Young Demoaats would like to Biblical morality is not the real issue at all The Bi— free society Conservatives used to believe in level than most. I am referring to none other than our “DeWitt" seems to have him confused with so- challenge him to an oratorial (that's “speaking." bie condemns fornication and adultery just as freedom and. therefore. in limited government. that sad little creature. the “DeWitt." meone else. He said something about him becom- head “0") tug—of-war on what we perceive to be the severely “and more frequently" than homosexuali- Somewhere along the way they seem to have Sometimes “DeWitts” simply confuse facts. and ing a “liberal softie." I think even more perplexing burning issues of 1982. It will be great fun for all. ty. yet DeWitt is not demanding the enforcement of forgotten liberty in their haste to have the govern- sometimes they confuse people. At one point. I was that when asked if he was indeed refeqing to and a golden opportunity for us to show our fellow laws and sanctions against these “sinners." How ment selectively enforce a sectarian religious heard one’of them state that questions of morality President Ronald Reagan, he responded “yes." ”State students once and for all just how dimly many people lose their jobs or are jailed for fornica- morality. arsthe “bumlng” issues of current American socie- Despite this rather clear demonstration of the shines the candle power of the lesser creature on tion or adultery these days? Divorce is undermining It is quite sad to see such ideals perverted to ty. thl certdn “DeWitt" has never cranial capacity of the average “DeWitt." I wish to the State campus. Gaines Townsend the family. but the New Right wants to imprison the serve irrational prejudice. danceddanyracentnewapaper'sfrontpage. Poor note here that we should still be considerate of MR PA faggots. There's “Moral Majority" logic for you. Fred Koenig

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Corrupt commercials not worthvievver’s attention . . . And now a word from our sponsor. enough caffeine in a bottle of Coca-Cola to get a white How about all the things on mail order TV commer- But. back to the bad commercials. Do you suffer from diarrhea. diphtheria. herpes? If rat high. I like Seven~Up. but they're just trying to cials? You can get everything from parachute lug- I used Ultrabrite for 2 months. and I never got so. you should try Droxin V. Droxin V is a combina- monopolize the health-nut's business. gage to a stainless steel Chinese wok. Is it my im- noticed. I virtually ate the stuff. and all I got was a tion of vitamins A and C. milk chocolate. and What's the big deal about catsup being thick and agination. or do they have the same actress on all the stomachache. which. by chance. I tried to cure with elephant feces. Try Droxin V today. . . . rich? If it's good. it's not going to sit around long shows? Pepto-Bismol, which has the grotesque in-di-gestion I hate commercials. I detest them. Commercials enough to separate into tomato paste and water. are stupid. and they prey on human What deranged TV, producer would run a thirty- commercial. (These usually run right after the tam- ignorance. For Besides. no one likes catsup so thick you have to second spot with singing air fresheners? Bath-tub pon commercials.) the most part. commercials are simply ridiculous. chew it. scum is a real problem. but animated sc‘rubbing bub My favorite bad commercials (if that sounds right) And why all the controversy about breakfast bles. c'mon. have to be the Certs commercials. You just don't WVUNQ cereals tasting good? I. like most people. am still meet your perfect match by popping Certs. You could TN) W [Iii asleep when I eat my cereal. and don’t taste anything As an avid TV watcher. I've seen thousands of com- die from a Certs overdose before you would find a but the milk. which is past the expiration date. mercials. and I hate all of them. Almost all of them. nice-looking woman who would follow you home in a WW] RWNCO‘U’CDN "Plop. plop, fizz. fizz. oh what a relief it is . . . If that is. New York cab. It just doesn‘t happen that way. you have indigestion. you don't feel like singing. You Yes. there is one type of commercial that I find All in all. commercials are just a waste of time. For example. why do tissue companies spend don't even want to talk. And how do you spell relief. I both amusing and entertaining: Lite Beer commer- Since they are a necessary evil to television wat- thousands of dollars advertising how pretty their spellit g-ot-ob-e-d. cials. Who doesn't like all the beer commercials with ching. my advice is to use commercial time wisely. Go toilet paper is? I know where mine is going. I'm not Hanes may make you feel “good all under." but I the old stars? They're quite funny. and they get the to the bathroom. Fix yourself a drink. Kill your going to care what it looks like. never burst out singing about it in elevators and job done. Never mind the product that they are sell- landlady. Do anything. but don't corrupt your mind Why do all the women in the tampon commercials department stores. ing. They're just my kind of commercials. by watching commercials. wear white? Why. too. do all the tampon commercials run at mealtime? I just don't understand. Nothing is more irritating than watching TV with your girlfriend and seeing feminine hygiene commercials. Association protects student conSumers from fraud I wonder why they never have fat people on diet commercials. I‘m. sure that some people besides TV by Steve Kearney car and infOrm her what trouble. conducts grocery ed to Fast Fare and the tow Simmerson said that pam- is''1‘concerned. Simmerson models use diet products. Feature Writer needed to be done before surveys and prices various ing company. The man who phlets concerning the rights says it is limited. What about sanitation products. They are shown they made any repairs. A consumer item's. complained got his car back of consumers and other con- “As far as legally getting by gorgeous housewives in bathrooms that are as big The student was a female. few days later she was con- “We deal- with every pro without paying the usual sumer information is people to do something. we as my house. It's insane. Who cares if toilet water is a and she had problems with tacted by a dealer who blem as it arises more or $50 fee. available in the association can't." Simmerson said. “We pretty blue. It's not going to stay that way, I'm sure. her car. It needed to be fix- presented her with bills for less.“ Simmerson said. Another problem con- office. can forward out info to the It's a waste of advertising money. ed. and she knew it. She had work done on the car. She “We‘ve done real well. I'm fronted by the association is Simmerson noted that attorney general's con- it taken to a local car dealer had not authorized the pleased with what we've that of magazine salesmen. most merchants in the area sumer division office." Do you really think all of Marcus Welby's friends who specialized in working dealer to make any repairs. done so far." Simmerson said that are responsive to the needs Simmerson stresses that suffer from hypertension? And if they do. Sanka on the type of car she own- The repairs were made Last year. the association students are prime subjects of students. He said that a whenever a problem is en- brand should go on sale as a wonder drug. not a cof- ed. and she was stuck with a bill handled one or two major to be suckered in by Him good. friendly attitude aids countered. people should be fee. She asked that the for them. She felt she had problems a week. One such flam artists posing as in getting merchants to quick to act. “The longer you Who cares if Seven-Up is caffeine-free? There isn‘t repairmen takealook at her been wronged. but what problem involved the towing magazine salesmen. help. Simmerson added that wait the less your chances could she do about it? Legal of cars from the parking “Right when it turns cold the majority of merchants are of getting an equitable fees ruled out a lawsuit. area behind the Fast Fare bogus magazine salesmen are reputable. friendly and settlement. Time works What other recourse did she on Hillsborough Street. The 'come by" Simmerson said. try to keep the customers against you." Simmerson have? signs. which stated the tow- “It's illegal to solicit door to happy. said. Until 1980. the student ing policy of the area. were door in the dorms without a The association office is The association office would have had no recourse not clearly marked. The peo permit. And they are very located on the fourth floor of plans to circulate news let- SUNDAY but to pay the bills or risk a ple from the towing com- selective about giving per- the Student Center in the ters concerning the con- NOW THROUGH possible court battle. But in pany would drive by and mits. This is the time of year Student Government com- sumer. "We are going to 1982 she had another option. check the lot for cars that for magazine subscriptions." plex. The office looks bare at print four consumer ocrosm 31,1982 She called the Association of had been parked in a par- “The younger students first and is located on the newsletters throughout the Student Consumers office at ticular place for an extended are more subject to the at- right as you enter the Stu- year." Simmerson said. “The State. period of time. tentions of magazine dent Government complex. first one should be coming The man she talked to was Instead of informing the salesmenfl’ .Simmerson said. The sign on the door alerts out as soon as we get our Stan Simmerson. director of Fast Fare employees and in- “I think they have a feeling visitors to the activities of money from Student the office. Simmerson is in quiring as to the ownership of false security here on the office. The man who sits Government." his second year as head of of the car. the company campus." behind the plaque that. As eager as Simmerson the association. a position began to tow at its own Simmerson Went on to reads “Stan Simmerson" is a and Taylor are to help solve appointed by the student discretion. The towing com- describe some possible friendly. outspoken person the various problems of body president. pany checked the cars once precautions and solutions to who is eager to help. His their clients. they can use The basic function of the and. if a car was still around the problem of bogus assistant. Jeeny Taylor. pro- help. Volunteers wishing to Association of Student Con- the second time they check- magazine salesmen. vides a warm smile to help help in the Association of sumers is’ to protect the ed. they would tow the car “You have until midnight break the tension and anx- Student Consumers office rights of students. Involved without informing the. of the third business day to ieties that accompany the will be welcome. And. as in these rights are the rights employees of Fast Fare. cancel a transaction over problems you bring with Stan Simmerson will attest. of the consumer. Toward A complaint to the $25 you don't want." Sim- you. The file cabinet which the job has its good point. this end. the association association resulted in an merson said. ”By all means occupies a corner of the of- ”It's pretty rewarding helps to settle complaints. end to this practice and in keep a receipt and. if possi- fice is a receptacle for con- work." he said. helps students get out of letters which were forward- ble. pay by check." sumer publications publish- The office hours of the ed by the government. Some Association of Student Con- of the topics of these pam- sumers are: Monday and phlets are: loans. natural Wednesday 9:30 am. — 12 ’ WORLD poisons and gourmet guides. noon.- Tuesday by appoint- As far as the legal ment. and Thursday before R CAMPUS authority of the association noon. 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Medicine Man gives helpful health hints . by Kim Boyd at the Unity Church in “To become a whole per- Spokane on 'Vision Moun- “it‘s real. If it. happens 10 Feature Writer Raleigh. Based on native son, you must walk in tain. called Power Mountain times out of 10. then you American principles. his em- balance." he said. “You must by Bear Tribe members. Ac- have to acknowledge the The basic formula for phasis was on self-reliance center your energy and feel cording to Sun Bear. it has power to do it." health is to stay happy 97 and holistic health .prin- control over yourself. Then been the scene of several Sun Bear emphasized the percent of the time. accor- ciples. you can take your power spiritual visions. difference between his ding to a Chippewa man who Self-reliance and control back and become balanced." The ability to see visions philosophy and that of a recently’ conducted a over one‘s life is central to The idea of self- is a major part of becoming a “guru." He said the “guru" seminar sponsored by the Sun Bear's teachings. Peo- sufficiency is reinforced in medicine man. Sun Bear has teaches you to surrender Wellness Center of Raleigh. ple Worse physically and Sun Bear's home. a com- studied with other medicine control and follow him. Sun Bear. a 53-year-old spiritually sick. he said. munity of 25 called Bear men and gained his Native American philosophy Chippewa Indian from because they give away Tribe. It has been in ex- knowledge and power as a teaches you to have full con- us.0.A. INSPECTED FRESH Spokane. Washington. their .power to wasteful istence for 12 years and is result ofdreams and visions. trol over yourself and revealed his philosophy for a energy such as anger. totally self-sufficient. The “If you can make a prayer achieve a needed sense of healthy life Sunday evening frustration and fear. community is located near and it happens." he said. purpose on earth. 8 lbs. or Fryer ALL STUDENTS AND FACULTY invited to ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS FOR NCSU ADULT SIUDENI ORGANIZATION fall ASSOCIATION OF GENERAL CDNTRAC FOUND 2 PACKETS OF HEWLETT Royal Villa to attend lull gospel students meets each Tues at 8 p m, in meettngs Thurs, Oct 28. of pro, Ltnk IORS student chapter meeting Wed PACKARD program cards Contact Kim at businessmen convention to heat lawyers room 209 Poe Hall Any interested stu Butldtng Lounge Ibus‘tness tneettttgl, and Iollowmg ASCE meeting to vote on 0520 to identify and businessmen share their testimony, dent ts welcome. Wed, Nov 17, 67 pm ltttk Btttldtnr; bylaws and Open House display musiaal concerts on Oct. 28, 29 and 30 Lounge, ptesentatton ttI Childcare Pro IEEE LUNCHEON MEETING WILL BE Leg (Tits... 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McClain brings‘roaring applause from fair crowd by William Terry Kelley After an opening number that was somewhat new , usual it has the Charly McClain style that makes it Sports Editor to most. the Epic Records recording artist lit into. more than just another love song. “Sweet and Easy," a popular tune from Surround Me After the next two numbers. McClain stopped to One of the brightest stars shining on the country With Love. Following that with “That‘s What You Do introduce her band. With no preceding acts. she kept music scene currently. certainly is Charly McClain. To Me." “Women Get Lonely" and “Love in Motion." the pace pretty steady and never allowed the crowd Over the last couple of years she has inched her way she then added a number which she says is one of her to get restless. On one occasion the stage lights went into the country charts on a regular basis. becoming favorites from her last three or four albums — “You out briefly but were operating before her next song one of the top female vocalists in Nashville. and Me." could begin. Although McClain's voice is not really all that new Then she sang the title song from her sixth album. to country music. it has only been in recent times Surround Me With Love. my personal favorite as that the lovely singer has made her ascent. McClain j well as the crowd's. It was followed by another top stopped off in Raleigh‘Thursday night for a visit to flight release from the same album. “Sleeping With the State Fair to entertain a packed house at Dorton Charly McClain sings to a full house at Dorton Arena the Radio On.” and her latest hit, “Waltzing Your Arena in a free concert.~ Oct. 90. The crowd seemed pIeased with McCIaIn’s Memory Away." the first waltz that the versatile Mc- A packed house has not always been the case for performance of songs from her album Surround Me Clain has ever recorded. McClain since she has not been among the biggies in with Love. Staff photo by 6'63 Harem After "My Baby‘s Back" McClain brought a roar country music for all that long. She has set out to 1 from the crowd as she completed a rousing perfor- change that. however; although a road stint con- mance with probably her biggest hit. “Who's sisting of only nine days off since June recently Cheatin' Who." The ovation that followed was well hospitalized her due to exhaustion. McClain has become more popular in recent mon- deserved as the pretty young star concluded a show With hits off her Surround Me With Love album ths as she has been touring extensively and gets that brightened the State Fair. bursting into the Top 20. she became a threat to some close to her fans by signing autographs long after With only her musicians as backup singers. Mc- of the top female singers at the recent Country Music each concert. One such session was conducted after Clain blended a collection that was almost universal- the concert at the State Fair. ly familiar to her audience. Her autograph session on- One of her biggest hits. "The Very Best is You," ly served to enhance the identity she tries to main- which she talked Epic into releasing as a single, tain with her fans. finders mm followed. “When a Love Ain't Right" and a song from It was a show too good to be free, but then that's her most recent album. “Too Good to Hurry" were one of the added attractions of the State Fair. performed next. Definitely a superb performance by one of the most by Karl Samson In keeping with, her tradition of mostly love and talented and attractive stars on the country music Assistant Copy Editor cheating songs. "With You" follows this mold. but as scene today. TheAdventures ofSherlock Holmes Tonight. 8 p.m. Erdahl-Cloyd Theatre Admission: Free Songs by Time run long, boring This film was released less than a year after the by Earl Clark Day. keyboardists Jimmy about being cool with lines Now for the bad news. All Entertainment Writer Jam and Monte Moir. per- like: “Baby. what's your the songs are.not that great. first pairing of Basil Rathbone,and Nigel Bruce as the cussionist Jellybean phone nunber?/I know I'm For instance. “One Day I‘m famous English sleuth and his sidekick biographer What’s your idea of being Johnson. guitarist Jesse kinda fast. but I hate to Gonna Be Somebody." This Dr. Watson. When the fiendish Moriarty announces cool? Is it having more “Johnson and bass player waste time" and “Hey baby. new wave song doesn't quite his plans to steal the crown jewels from the Tower of women (or men. if you're Terry Lewis. I know I'm cooler than that fit in with the rest of this London. the adventure begins for Holmes. femalel' than you know what cat you're with." album. and the song “The The only existing film footage of Sir Arthur Conan to do with? Perhaps it's The new album by the Morris. who wrote or co Walk." while being a good Doyle. a news reel interview. will be shown before wearing the latest fashions Time is titled What Time is wrote all of the songs on the song. is over nine minutes the feature. If you are a Holmes fan. don't miss this Association's annual awards show. Although or being a rebel? How about it, and after only five weeks album. seems to see himself long. That's way too long the creator of the great detective. somewhat upset that she did not win the female this: thin, neckties. pointy- on Billboard magazine's as a great lover and irresisti- for any song. and this one chance to see vocalist-of-the-year award, McClain proved that. toed. wing-tipped shoes. black albums chart. it's ble. Aside from the lyrics. gets boring. although she qualifies. she's not just another pretty baggy pants and a double- already at number two. the song is good and face — a fact which could make the Crystal Gayles. breasted zoot suit from the danceable. You can get the feeling Thursday.v8 p.m. '405. Sound good? The first single released Other good songs from that these‘ songs are only MyLittle Chickadee Janie Frickes. Dolly Partons and Loretta Lynns take That particular descrip from that album is currently the album are included on this long so they could fill up Stewart Theatre Admission: $1 a back seat to this young'star in coming years. lion happens to fit a number two on Billboard's the first track on side one. the album. After all. there Appearing in a black blazer, a blouse with a red tie. Minneapolisbased band call- black singles chart. That “Wild and Loose" and the are only six songs on the ”WOOfl W.C. Fields and Mae West co-wrote and starred in black boots and silk pinstriped pants. McClain came ed the Time. The Time con- song. “777-9311" expresses slow ballad. “Gigolos Get album. three for each side. this tale of Flower Belle Lee and Cuthbert J. Twillie. out, on stage to a burst of applause and proceeded sists of lead vocalist Morris Morris Day's sentiments Lonely Too." tit The two are engaged in a marriage of convenience. right into a hit-studded 50-minute coirntry session. , which is certainly more convenient for West. Fields. Alternating usually between recent hits and songs of who can't walk a straight line. becomes sheriff of a the past. McClain kept the audience overwhelmed as class‘ifieds— "lo"- small throat.west whore; West fields a lot of each song she sang seemed to be somebody's Classifieds LDSl ISC per word wrrh a ACCIIWRITER TYPINO SERVICE Let MACHO MODELS - SEEKING MODELS HEALTHY MALES CAN EARN Sblhour in straightKid's. 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«l Alumni theory.:‘ Byrd special player . :1. ‘3: by Bruce Winkwerth recognize which blocks I Returning kicks of either Sports Writer should run off." the Fayet- type has been a learning ex- no win, no progress tevi le native said. “Our two. perience for Byrd this Not many football playe acks this year (Ken season. In particular. he will readily admit a love51.: ney and Eric Williams) feels he learned a lot in the a“ playing on specialty tea ._ ave done'a super job. The game against UNC. sideline is seldom a lot of two punts we've broken this ‘.‘Against (North) publicity for those who toil year were on their blocks." Carolina. I didn't fair catch on kick-off and punt situa- The first of the two the first three punts. and I William Terry tions. but these are critical returns Byrd refers to was got nailed as soon as I jobs which help determine for 53 yards in the third caught the ball." he said. Kelley the all-important field posi- quarter of the Virginia “Now I try to get a glimpse tion in football. game. setting up State's of who's coming before I One player who admits first touchdown in the 16-13 catch the ball. I've made Might- ; unabashedly to a love for comeback win over the some bad decisions. like in. specialty teams is Wolfpack Cavaliers. Then. against the (North) Carolina game.” sophomore Jeff Byrd. Clemson Saturday. Byrd It has often been said that one game does, not a Although a reserve corner- returned one for 37 yards. Head coach Monte Kiffin season make. However. that phrase could be mean- back on the Wolfpack's giving the Pack the ball likes his new kick-off ingless to State's gridiron brigade this weekend as defense. Byrd‘s primary job deep in Tiger territory. returner. they go up against South Carolina. The Pack. of with the Pack is returning New. Byrd has added “He can really get your course, is thinking of an 8-8 campaign right now as it punts and. as of the Clemson kick-off returns to his reper- team going." Kiffin said. “He stands at 4-3 after seven games. but reality must be game last week. returning toire. There are some impor- can make a lot of things hap- examined. kick-offs as well. tant differences between pen. He‘s gonna be a good State's chances for a bowl bid in 1982 were cut kick-offs and punts. like the defensive back. too.” Byrd began playing on the necessity of catching the drastically Saturday as the Pack lost to Clemson specialty teanis last year as football on a kick-off. Byrd's playing time on 88-29 in a hard fought game. That'game could have a walk-on “up-back." or ”On kick—offs. the impor— defense is increasing as he had some positive as well as negative meaning. blocking back on punt tant thing is catching the progresses. but his main job though. Looking at the Pack's schedule down the returns. Although he didn't ball and then looking for the is on those specialty teams. road. it would appear that the Pack has two certain touch the ball in those situa- holes." Byrd said. “Catching ”Specialty teams are losses and a pair of potential wins left on its schedule. tions last year. the ex- punts and returning them is great." he said. “Last year I Penn State and Miami, both on the road. are the perience helped him in easier than kick-offs because lettered and didn't play a two games the Pack will definitely be picked to lose. recognizing return oppor- you don't have to worry so single snap. I just played the An upset of‘either of those teams would put the Pack tunities this year. much about catching the specialty teams and got my in a post-season contest. barring upsets of the Pack "That has helped me ball." action there." by Duke and South Carolina. Anything less would leave State sitting at home with probably a 6-5 record. State spikers to host Pitt An upset of the Pack would leave State at 4-7 or 5-8 and would leave the future of the State football pro- by Pete EI-ere the underdog when the two of the season. After the St photo by Drew Armstrong gram's leader up in the air. A fact that is appalling. Sports Writer meet. valiant come-from-behino WMIMas-Ltoopounderwhowalndonmts'sMwuntglmhh To even think that the alumni and some students of “The Pitthsurgh match is win the team had over Clem- State would consider very important to us son. the Wolfpack had a six walldngpapers.Despitehhuzqhe’semdsspotmrflngmonmwatpack's taking the Pack mentor's job State's volleyball team. because they are ranked." day rest. The Pack should specialty team. before he has had a chance to rebuild the State pro- which hosted Princeton I-Iielscher said. “I think it have everyone healthy for gram around a new offense is utterly ridiculous. Tuesday night after press helps us to play better when the first time since the Ap Okpodu extends ACC mark Mostly the talk comes from the typical alumnus -— deadline. will entertain a we play strong competion." palachian match. those attenders of State's Saturday contests that strong Pittsburg team The Pack has been on the ' It looks as if now the bat- by To. DeShriver Chris Ogu , 18 quarterback Dave Buckey show up dressed in red and white and supporting Thursday night at 7. verge of the Top 20 all tle for the number one Sports Writer Prince Afjuku 13 for the lead on the career their team until they fall behind or the third quarter The Panthers will make season. and if it can do well seeding in the all-important Francis Moniedafe list. Barring injury. Avery which ever comes first. Not all of State's fine history as they will be the against Pitt and in the ACC Tournament will come Saturday. soccer player Bakty Barber should be able to accomplish graduates are like this but enough are to give the first ranked team to visit NCSU Invitational. it may down to the State-North Sam Okpodu extended the Harry Barber this before his career at Pack a bad name from the support standpoint. Then the Wolfpack in Carmichael be enough to push them over Carolina battle in Chapel ACC record for most goals Mason Farrell State comes to an end. it's off to the parking lot with a cuss for the coach and Gym. Pittsburgh will come the top. Go the flip side. it Hill on Nov. 3. Both teams scored in a season to 24. Sam Owoh Avery. who has started the the quarterback. not thinking of what happened in in ranked 17th in the coun- . could hurt the Pack if it has should enter the contest Last week. Okpodu broke Harald Taylor ’ past three seasons. is cur- try and willstay over to play a really bad showing over with perfect conference the previous record of 21 Budhy Barber rently hitting58.5 percent of the game, only of whether a ‘W’ or an ‘L’ was posted. in the NCSU Invitational the same stretch. records as the first match held by Benito Artinsno of Ed Leibe ~HNNNNW~I his passes. and his 22 com- God help the coach who doesn't post a ‘W‘. Money over the weekend. The 20-5 State should be well between the two did not State in 1983. The Wolfpack pletions total Saturday was talks. and the progress is ignored. Wolfpack will definitely be rested as it enters this part count in the seedings. is currently 13-2 overall and just one short of the school It's the type of game that the Pack played Satur- 1-2 in the conference. For By completing 22 of 33 record held by Dave Buckey day that should be noticed — and not just because it coach Larry Gross's team 10 passes against Clemson and Roman Gabriel. was a loss but because of the progress that was other players have recorded Saturday. Tol Avery raised Career Pass Ce-pletieas made. By progresshl mean the fact that the State of- goals. his career completion total fense scored to 257. The senior from Four 1. 294 — Dave Buckey. 28 points on agdefellse .tJiat. had, only WWR‘PRES S 4"“ . 1982 Season Geal Scorers Oaks needs only 38 comple- 1972-75 given up 30 points in its last four games combined. Sam Okpodu 24 2. 285 — Roman Gabriel. Leading the way for the Pack was State quarter- tions to pass former State 1959-61 back Tol Avery. Once a maligned signal caller. Avery 3. 257 — Tol Avery. 1980- has excelled in his senior season and currently stands sponsored by NCSU Horticulture Club 4. 197 — Bruce Shaw. 22nd nationally in passing efficiency. The senior from 1971-78 Four Oaks had his best game as a collegian Saturday 5. 183 — Johnny Evans, Saturday 0ct.30 1974-77 as he passed for 246 yards on a 22 for 33 game. and 8. 156 -— Jim Donnan. four of those incompleted passes were dropped. 198587 Yet, for some ungodly reason. there were still a Behind Kilgore Hall _ 7.137-JimBossi.1981-63 few scattered boos echoing from the State stands 8. 135 — Eddie West. during the game. What a disgrace that the Wolfpack Wednesday Thursday 1952-55 would be booed at all, much less in such a great offen- 9. 126 — Scott Smith. sive performance. But as State offensive lineman 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Music by 1976-79 Earnest Butler put it. those in the know don't put (while supply lasts) 10. 121 - Ed Mooney. down the Pack QB. 1948-50 “He's not getting criticism from people that know "Beat-the-Qloclg" 0.. football." he said. “He's getting criticism from fans Saturday at College Park. that don't really know football. 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October27, TM/Tochmcsan'' [Sports/9 l Cavs struggle, in " Blackwell gives line experience by Bruce Winkworth it over. but we can't play it One advantage for the films of them yet. but l‘m 2-1 Win over PaCk Sports Writer over." Wolfpack against .South sure they can move the Blackwell was credited ’Carolina is that former ball." by Devin Steele 40-yard direct kick a"nd on a Much has been said about with nine tackles against the Heisman Trophy winner Blackwell also hopes the Sports Editor throw-in. the inexperience of State's defendingnational champion George Rogers is two years Gamecocks will try to throw defensive line. David Tigers. and he currently gone from the Columbia the football. “I think pass- Although State's national- “It was a situation where Shelton is the lone returning ranks sixth in tackles on the campus. rushing is the we only scored one goal and starter. and the squad. Increased confidence most exciting ly Nth-ranked soccer team still had the opportunity to defense has has helped part of playing defense. it suffered a disappointing 2—1 tie or win. Either they got given up 79 points in the last Blackwell. "Rogers is gone. but we really gets the line pumped loss to fourth-ranked lucky. or we let them get- two games. This is not all "Last year. as a still expect them to run the up. It's also 85-90 percent of- Virginia Sunday on the the fault of the line. and it sophomore l was hurt pretty ball.” Blackwell said with a fort as opposed to Cavaliers' home field. the lucky." should be noted that the last much." he said. “When grin. “We haven‘t seen the technique." Wolfpack won't call it a true Gross believed Virginia's two opponents. North you're hurt. you lose some of loss. astroturf wasn't a tester in Carolina and Clemson. are your confidence. Also. I was The opportunistic State the game. - among the nation's finest behind a senior (Dennis team had chance after “Being on artificial sur- football teams. Owens) last year. This Loss to Clemson chance to at least force a tie. face. we still dominated play Todd Blackwell is the season has been a night and but its efforts failed. The from start to finish." other starting tackle (op- day difference for me." Pack held the upperhand in Gross was disappointed. posite Shelton) in the Pack's The Tigers did little to shots. 27-11. and cor- especially since it was a con- defensive line. and he surprise Blackwell. although a nerkicks. 8-1. and. according ference game. but not bitter believes that a few he did expect them to throw could still provide to State coach Larry Gross. about the loss. breakdowns kept State from the ball a bit more than they n- “We played extremely pulling off the upset of did. as gave up what should‘at have Clem- Now. he looks ahead of been goals. well asa team." he said. "I’m son. to “If they're fourth in the proud of our effort." g ”Line-of—scrimmage-wise. South Carolina. Blackwell needed momentum . it country. we should be so- Sam Okpodu scored they weren't all that tough." said the team will prepare be cond or first.” said Gross State's lone goal. on an said Blackwell. a junior from for the Gamecocks the same after his team dropped its assist from t Francis Reidsville. "We could have as any other opponent. (Continuedfiompoged) second ACC loss in three Moneidafe. ‘ beat them. We had a few "We prepare for them one tries and fell to 18-2 overall. The Pack will get the breakdowns. though. and at a time.” he said. “I think crowd ,with an impressive “We played Staff photo by Linda that hurt us. It wasn't just we can beat them just like I punt return. Yes. there extremely well chance to rebound in the Bralford any one thought we could beat were some mistakes made by the Pack. but it was not as a team. We had a couple conference ' race Sunday Senior Bodily Berber, whose team suffered its second Acc position or group of a 41-91035likethe week before. -__.-alal-- of downs that resulted in against North Carolina at 2 loss oftheyearto VlrglnlafSunday, wants to getthe ball at a positions. it was the whole Virginia. North Carolina and and the competition both goals. They scored on a defense. We feel like we Clemson." Sou . was pretty much the same. Too bad there is no glory p.m. at Lee Field. more controllable level. could beat them if we played Last year against th in progress. Carolina. the Wolfpack did Certainly the game could be a momentum builder much to stop itself. especial- heading into this week’s all-important match with the Wolfpack still in hunt for 5 top prep prospects ly on offense. That will not Gamecocks. The type of game that State played have an effect on the team. against Clemson could create some renewed con- by BI] Jab-sea intent with the Terrapins tin .Nessley of Columbus. After having a great guard Michael Foster of according to Blackwell. nor fidence for the Sports Writer Nov. 10. Ohio. recruiting year will anything else from 1981. Pack and help them to avoid a skid. StilLthe Wolfpack has a last season. Greensboro Page and team- That was '81. and this is That could be an important factor going into a game Editor's note: Bill good shot at landing herald- Duke would like to add a few mate John Newman. a 6-5 '82." hesaid.“1knowlhada that could determine whether State will have a winn- Johnson is the North Because North Carolina more blue-chippers this year strong forward, Cooper ing season or ed 6—2 point guard Dwayne has only' two scholarships to become a future (Clemson. Quke, Wake better feeling at the beginn- not. Carolina prep scout [or the "Pearl" Washington of available for next year. the powerhouse. Tom Amaker. a ing of this year than last Certainly the Wolfpack had to deal with adverse Nada-a! We Cage Brooklyn, N.Y. Tar Heels are recruiting on- Forest) and Clarence year, and I still have that conditions against the Tigers. The officiating was LettdrondforDove Krider. Other Pack Wbilities 6—2 point guard of Fairfax. Thompson. a 6-6 strong for- feeling." prop writer for ly four players. Their prime Va.. and Sheehey are giving ward of Fayetteville's Pine atrocious. and Clemson provided some adversity for Basketball are 8-7 strong forward target is 6-10 Dave Popson the Blue Devils considera- Forest High School (East As for the Gamecocks. State. But after Clemson coach Danny Ford had the Weekly and Sweet's and Rodney Butts of Atlanta. of Kingston. Pa. The Heels tion. Duke would also like to Carolina. South Carolina. Blackwell does expect the audacity to say that he was thinking about resting Smith‘s. He will be doing Ga.. 6—4 strong forward Jim also want to sign either Joe sign 6-11 center Paul VanDe- Wake Forest). team to be ready. his starters and playing his second team against psriodic pm update? for Dillard of Raleigh's Enloe Wolf. a 6-11 pivotman from nEinde of Willmar. Mn. 6-10 Georgia Tech and Georgia “I think the whole team State. the Wolfpack forced him to keep the first tbeTechllciaa. High School and 8—6 strong Kohler. Wi.. or 6—8 Tom center Raynard Davis of San will be pretty jacked up." he State's basketball pro- forward Derrick Battle of Sheehey of Rochester. N.Y. will battle to sign their said. “We get up for squad on the field. gram lost a major recruiting Rocky Mount's Northern Antonio. Tx. and Tico strong in-state list of pro everybody. and we will con- Well. the Pack has proved it can put up a good Brother of former North Cooper. a 6—8 strong forward spects. Terry Martin. a 6—5 fight in the face prospect recently. Keith Nash High School. Carolina player Jeff. Wolf is of Charlotte's Providence strong forward of Atlanta tinue to. We're taking them ofadversity. It's too bad it has to con- Batiin. a 05 point guard of State already has a com- considered the nation's top High School. wants to play close to home one at a time. and we think tend with its fans. (wow. how contradictory) Gie'enville’s Conley High mittment from 0-10 Terry power forward. The Tar There are several other and is considering we can beat anyone we specifically those alumnus who insist on being so School. verbally committed Shackleford of Danton and Heels are also considering top both play.” - gauche. himself to Maryland. He is wants to sign another future players interested in schools. Other top Georgia expected to sign a letter-of- 07 strong forward Reggie playing in the ACC. Jerome players interested in State ' r pivotman. possibly 7-2 Mar- Williams of Baltimore. Md. Cooper of Warren County are 87 Rodney Butts. 69 big' High School is being forward Steve Reese of recruited by Duke. Wake Lawrenceville. 68 big for- Riflers hold red-white match Forest and Virginia Tech. ward Grady Johnson of Keith Sledge. of Roanoke Atlanta and 6-1 point guard holalph Grew the pressures of an inter- The red team. with the Rapids High School has Melvin Howard of Decatur. "52% Sports Writer collegiate match and gave benefit of the top shooters Maryland. Clemson. Georgia Other players that are in- the coaching staff an in- on this year's squad. Tech and East Carolina in- terested in playing in the of- . a. . dicator of how_the shooters' dominated the match with a terested. ACC are 68 big forward ~8atdrnay:"'3mn rifle training had progressed 1'.086‘total"score — 'ied by . Other "top state players Terry Long of Richmond. l tea'ni’h‘eld‘t red-white match since September when the Miller with a personal best are 6-5 Anthony Richardson Va.. 6-8 big forward Gerald .41.;Mdefle at the National Guard range team began practicing. of 372. Armantrout followed of Goldsboro (Maryland. Old Perry of Columbia. SC. and beside Raleigh-Durham air- Dividing the six par- with 365‘. while Coughlin Dominion. East Carolina. 09 center John Culbertson port. The range is loaned to ticipating team members in- finished with 348 points. Wake Forest). 6-3 point of Mouth of Wilson. Va. the team each year on a to two groups placed Both iller and Arman- limited basis by the National sophomore Keith Miller. trout were using this match 52.;W Guard for practice and team captain Jeff Arman- to begin qualifying for All- Men harriers’seeking match purposes. trout and freshman walk-on America sblection in the spr- The first match of the Benny Coughlin on the “red" mg. season. the intra-squad com- team. Sophomores John The w to team fired a AMGEGBBCUTABDWMCE I petition provided an oppor- Hildebrand. DolanShoafand 1.011 w th Hildebrand. to gain all-ACC rank ”115731.29. tunity for team members to junior Kevin Elvin made up Shoaf and Elvin shooting Please this coupon before or ‘ . One c per I get back into form without the “white" team. 341. 838 aid 332. respective- State All-ACC runners since l amps”... p... n... 0... an... m... ly. 1970 with any other offers. Customer must pay sales tax. 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