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Weather Tamrnrmx 'o'rortcin "1' ‘»: 'Urnortow O' sci-4' its ,2 . stupid little girl Yes, we Technician expect some my stuff North 'omorrow and DOSStbl/ to 3 Carolina State University ’5 Student Newspaper Since 1920 weekend Temperatures Should tema e we the mid 603 Volume LXVIII, Number 30 ’38 EN?” Annie <30 tigme' Friday. November 7, 1986 Raleigh, North Carolina Editorial 737-2411 /Advertismg 737-2029 Trustees won’t halt transfer By Chandana Ganguli filed by the RAE department Staff Writer administration. The complaint was signed by every professor in the State's lloard of Trustees has RAE department and cited neglect declined to halt (‘hancellor Bruce of duty and improper conduct .is Poulton's order transferring grounds for Huang's dismissal. Barney K. Huang from biological Poulton temporarily Wilhfii't'“ and agricultural engineering tiiAl‘Il the transfer order upon criticism to l'niyersity Studies. from the American Association oi ()n ()ct. h. Huang requested the University Professors. He asked board of trustees to in\i-stig.'itc the Huang to file a grievance to the administration and issue an injunc_ Mediation Committee of the Fae-ii tion against i’oulton's transfer ty Senate. The committee found order until the completion of the the procedures used by the RAF. investigation. department that led to iiiiang's But iioard chairman James A. grievance to be unorthodox and Hackney. ill. said \K'ednesiiay. "At recommended "that any transfer this point. all of the action is in the should be with dignity anti in the courts." He explained that the manner that Will allow t‘i.iang' and Board of Trustees serves as an the I'niversity to benefit op adviser to the chancellor and Board timally." of Governors. and so was essen Despite this recommendation. on tially in the position of being a September 26 Poulton reordered defendant. Huang to transfer to l’nixersitt "Therefore. the Board of Trust Studies within 10 days. (in that ees chooses iiol to make any same day. Huang filed a S‘Jtl comment or take any action. since million lawsuit against l’oulioii. "' st. 4' . the case is pending." Hackney said. RAE department administrator ta' photo by Mark lnmdn Huang has worked at State for FJ. Humenik and the l'.\'(' board Rodney Harris shrugs as he puzzles and struggles over a taugh 3 dozen Krispy Kreme donuts from vendors outside the Free 24 years and “as ordered to of Governors. on the grounds that decision between purchasing a Wolfpack basketball poster or Expression Tunnel Tuesday. transfer to l'nixersity Studies in he was being "irrepariihly_haritied April as a result of a complaint in his professional reputation ” Committee to investigate delayed graduation at State By Suzanne Fischer Monteith said the committee's purpose is 0 co-op programs designed to shorten the graduation tiitie. pressure." he stud. The administration Senior Staff Writer to examine the reasons behind delayed 0 internal transfers changes may illl'llllit‘ .i trust-if wants to make State's programs .i\.iil.il«:v graduation btit not to enact a major policy 0 students who do not meet the 2.0 suspension policy. a required rate of to as many students as possible. and the Chancellor Bruce Pouiton has appointed change without consulting the students GPA requirement progress and an attendance policy. longer students take to graduate. thv a committee of faculty and administrators and faculty at large. 0 double majors “Right now, we're not :it a point is here fewer State can admit as freshmen. to investigate why many students are not The committee will examine nine factors 0 students not continually enrolled we can justify any of these policies." graduating in four years. The committee which may relate to the time required for 0 course repeat policy Mor’eilh said. "We're going to find the (if 1.813 freshmen enrolled in NHL}. .07 will deliver a preliminary report Dec. 15, graduation. These are: 0 number of hours students work facts and then consider policies." graduated in the spring of Him}. according to Larry Monteith. dean of ' freshman performance Mottleith said that when students stay "I think most students come here engineering and chairman of the commit» 0 number of hours required in various After analyzing these factors, the com longer than four years. it raises problems. expecting it to take four years. but it's not tee. curricula rnittee will consider various policy changes "The l'tiiversity is under enrollment workingoutthatway."Monteithsaid. ’86 homecoming court preview Tuesday By Dwuan June Kara Caldwell is a senior in electrical News Editor engineering and is sponsored by Chi Omega sorority. She is treasurer of the Students can get a sneak preview of Panhelienic Council as well as a the 1986 homecoming court during the member of Eta Kappa Nu electrical Miss NCSU Pageant. Tuesday at 7:30 engineering honor society. Tau Beta Pi pm. in Stewart Theatre. honor society. the Institute of Athletics director and basketball Electrical and Electronic Engineering coach Jim Valvano will be master of tiEEEl, and the Povver Engineering ceremonies. The Grains of Time. Society. She is alsoa Cates Scholar. Shellena Jackson. and Paul Atlas will Sophomore Sharon (iriffin is a provide musical entertainment. chemical engineering major and is Each contestant submitted an appli sponsored by Metcalf Residence Hall. cation and a FOO—word essay entitled where she is an upperclassman adviser. “Designing A New Century". The She serves as vice-president and English department graded and chose chairman of Resident Operations on the the top 24 essays. Then. a panel of four Inter-Residence Council. Griffin is judges interviewed each girl for 20 secretary of Alpha Lambda Delta minutes. The names of the twelve honor society and is a member of Phi 4". is» .loDee Buchna chosen finalists were handed over to Eta Sigma honor society. She is the Sharon Griffin Kim Ramseu Center Director Larry Campbell. Angel Flight Pledge class commander On Nov. 12 and 13. students and a Merit Scholar. will be able to vote at voting booths Kim Ramseur is a senior electrical around campus for the contestant of engineering major and is sponsored by their choice. Alpha Phi Alpha. Site is active iii Sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon. Project Alpha anti as a Red ('ross Linda Pollert is a senior speech volunteer. Ramseur is a member of communications major. She is active in [EEE and the Peer Mentor Program. Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Public Rela- Senior speech communications major tions Student Society of America and Peri Hope Dunefsky is sponsored by the Panhelienic Council. WKNC. where she is a disc jockey. She Alpha Delta Pi sorority is sponsoring is a member of I'niversity Players, senior textile management major Jo Pollywog Productions. the Stewart Dee Buchan. She is a member of Kappa Theatre Programming ('omiiiiiiee anti Tau Beta. and Delta Kappa Phi. two the National drama honor society textile leadership and business fratcr Alpha Psi Omega. nities. Buchan is secretary treasurer of Jenny Tejano is a junior iii chemical Sigma Tau Sigma honor society and is engineering and is sponsored by the ' ”‘38; a member of the Soccer (‘lub. Society of Women Engineers. in which Senior zoology major Donna she holds the office of president She is Jenny Tejam her Lindeman is \ice president of Kappa a ('aidwell scholar and a member of the Sigma and a member of the honor Fellows program. Thirty and Three society Gamma Sigma Delta. honor society. and Alpha Phi Omega Christi Stikeleather is a junior math service fraternity. and math education double major and Dawn Sullivan is a senior industrial is sponsored by Bowen Residence Hall. engineering major and is sponsored by he is a Resident Adviser at Bowen Owen Residence Hall. She serves in the and a member of the Aerobics Club and Fundraising (‘hair of the industrial the Fellowship ofChristian Athletes. engineering honor socit‘l) .‘iiphii Phi Sophomore Regina Jenkins is also :1 Mu and is president elect ol l‘lii ”mega double major. in textile chemistry and sorority. chemical engineering. She is sponsored Senior chemical engineering iti.ijor by the Society of iilack Engineers and lit-[h firay is sponsored bx llt'agaVi the Quad Resident Adviser staff. Residence ”all. She is ilt'll‘.t lil Phi Jenkins is actixe in the Society of filack Kappa Phi honor \lll'll‘l'i and is Engineers «SURE'. Black Students corresponding secretary for the chi-mi Board. Society of Afro American cal engineering honor societi. 'i'au iii-ta Culture and the Peer Mentor Program. Pi. Gray is a ('iildm-ll Scholar. an She is a resident adviser at Bagweli. a executive committee member oi the (‘aiilwell Scholar. a Textile Scholar and Student Alumni \sstit'iitllilt! .iiid .i . .5. at» Regina Jenkins l Kara Caldwell a member of t he Fellows Program, Chancellor-SAltlt' Dawn Sullivan Beth Ann Gray Furniture reimbursements can’t exceed $5 per item furniture. l'Nt' (' and By Meg Sullivan llt'plll'llllt'ill of Housing and Result-cw lilit‘. on Friday 'l'hosc areas includi- \iir'li ii.i‘.i llthlH-l ‘14 ' "mi ‘-‘..i'. contracted‘.\ . slt‘t‘ll t‘.ii'o‘iti.il“ prowdcalso hadih"trouble With the company. Senior Staff Writer to discuss the possibility of returning more itioiiex to .is completion of .i tic“ intitl‘ift. r» p ,i‘ l l'.' lhl'l isidetits. bri-c/eway carpeting and .iddit tort oi .i "tlll.lii 'i t Ith'l. \p~:tii.iit said he “iii not take the issue to the Proposed furniture reimbursements for l't'Sitit'ill\ oi " .iin tit Senato- .is he had mentioned last Wt't‘k.

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