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North Carolina State University’5 Student Newspaper Since 1920 Volume LIX, Number 72 Monday, March 26, 1979

Weedon justifies Dorm rent hiked,

building of fence triple rooms set lyGeargeLawrenee committees for that. The Athletic by AnthonyHayes equipment accounted for only four t’I Sta)? Writer Department has followed the correct Stqfl’ Writer percent of the budget and utilities steps in this case. and now it is being remained at 20 percent for the period. The justification of a controversial handled solely by Student Affairs." Inflation. the enemy of every The 310 increase represents 3109.900 i fence on State's west campus comes StateChancellorJoabThomas agrees tight-fisted American. is the direct in additional rental income. Oglesby from plans to improve the enclosed with Weedon on how the issue is being . cause for a 310 rent increase effective saidthat theincrease was calculated for area.according to Associate Directorof handled. this fall semester. according to Chuck the University to break even. He also Athletics Frank Weedon. “That is the role of Student Affairs." Oglesby. director of Residence Life. said that salaries for all State Over spring break the Athletics he said last week. “They are there to Thecurrent amountofrental fee is 3235 employees associated with the housing Departmenterectedaneight--foot metal work with the students where there is a semester. department are paid with rental fence surrounding the school's soccer direct student involvement. It is a “Cost increasesin theareaof salaries. receipts. and lacrosse field. located in west standard procedure. supplies. and utilities must be covered Salaries for custodians range from campus. That barrier has been deemed by rental receipts." he said. “We are 35.928 to 37.932 a year. depending on a recreational threat to residents of Landistbepreble- required to maintain the buildings and work experience and merit. Salaries for onlooking be and Sullivan dorms. who services out of student rental fees other housing department personnel. claim they have a right to use the area . "What I am most concerned with because no appropriations are made including director and assistant direc- for themselves. mainly for sunbathing. from all this is the misunderstanding from the legislature for the residence tor of Residence Facilities. range from Weedon says that the reason his that has come through. My views have. halls." 312.000-316.000 per year. Salaries department decided to erect the fence for example. been misinterpreted. I According to business reports. since within Residence Life range from in the first place'is a plan for structural think the biggest mistakein how this 1970 inflation has increased 98 ”Rem/1’37”90039000. improvement. Right now. the field in 'thing has been handled is the lack of including a 1%0 forecast'increase of8.5 question issimplythat—afield. Weedon sufficient communication. but the percent. During the same period. room says he hopes to add to the facility biggest problem is that we just don't rents have increased 133 percent— Wageincreasesliely considerably. have enough land. more than enough to cover the costs of A University spokesman said wage “I'm sorry we don't have additional inflation. Oglesbywasasked why rental increases are likely for the upcoming WorstintheACC land. I would like for all the dorms to increases were so‘much higher than the year. but the amount is still undecided. have land for recreational use. inflation rate. Oglesby said that if inflation “Our athletic facilities are the worst “The administration has made a “I don't have an answer. but I would continues to rise. so will the dorm rent. in the ACC.” he said. “The field over number of compromises. The student imagine that salary increases for "I really can't say how much of an there is already under our jurisdiction. liaison and student representatives housing department employees would increase there will be in future years. and we would like to make it into a from the residence halls have been met be the reason." he said. but we will probably be raising rents to mini-stadium. with and their points have been taken keep up with inflation and to provide “We hope to give it stands. a into consideration. Really. no requests Heavy housekeeping any additional services. such as a scoreboard. a PA system and a other than removing the fence cafeteria." he said. sprinkler system for the grass. The completely have not been met.” Residence Life records indicate that Panee said that a small portion of the whole purpose is to make the area for the 1977-1978 budget year. when increase would go into reserves. usable for all students. and people in Growinguniversity dorm rental was 3210 per semester. “We're required by law to have a general. not just for some." housekeepingcontractsand staff wages certain amount of money in reserve for Weedon says that the continuing Weedon said that a growing accounted for 40 percent of the 32.35 emergencies and dorm improvements. controversy that has followed the universityis certainly a big problem for million budget. The money for the West Campus ' situation has been turned from his hisdepartment. Seldom is there enough For 1978-79. however. with dorm improvements came from these re- department over to the Division of land to provide for those who want it. rental at 3235 raising the budget to serves." he said. Student Affairs. Now any further He said that the baseball and $2.62 million. housekeeping and staff in discussion or action concerning what soccer-lacrosse fields are now in a good wages rose proportionally. still com- Improvementscostly its rights the upset students do indeed location and that'they should stay put. manding 40 percent of the budgeted Panes added that those improve- 7 have will have to be handled through “The baseball field at State has been funds. ments cost approximately 3300.000. Student Affairs. The Athletic depart- moved around continuously." he said. Eli Panee. director of Residence leaving 3400.000 in reserves now. la: mentis finished deliberating. according “We have had four baseball fields in the Facilities. dismissed the 98 percent The cost of vandalism also has to be to Weedon. As far as he'is concerned. last 20 or 25 years. Conditions are inflation rate as being nationwide and paid for by rental fees. The bill for in Esdapartinsntisnolongerdirectly crowded and it is easy to lose ground." incongruent with local supplies in vandalism for the summer and fall Volved with the protesting students. . _.- “We have got to have restrictions on smIphoto creases. terms of 1978 was 328,372. already in the useofgroundsand facilities. Itis the bysons wine-I " “Theincrease in supplies and utilities higher than the 325.974 figure for the Jh Nomeetingphnned same way with the gym or pool. for TlnbckamhplaceontheWestCampmfenceJncbclngdiesoceu/mfldd around this area is the reason for a entire previous scth year. These ak instance. They are enclosed too. This andwhatusedtobeLeeBeach. TheAthleticsDept. malntalnsthatthefeneeia larger rental increase percentage." he vandalism figures are restricted to “Basically. no. we don’t plan to meet situation is like the intramural fields as neededtoupgradethelrfacilitiesandanystudent input tothecontrarywilhavatobe said. residence halls only. ‘ s t with the concerned students.” said well. You havetohaverestrictions. This fielded by Student Affairs. Even so. Residence Life records :et .. Weedon. “We have followed admini- is like any other University land. indicate that for 1977-79. supplies and (See "Triple. p. 2) strative procedure and now Student “When the University says to do Aflairs is handling the situation." things. we do them." he said. “And we in “We had our conferences with have turned this over to Student at StudentAffairs. as we assume they will Affairs. We have advised them on the English Dept. offers review of literary masters c take care of things. We are ready to situation. but we all work for the ie: work with them in every way feasible. University. not just the Athletic by Debbe Hill spend some intimate weeks with the students to take one semester of majors. English 251 and 252 will satisfy “We can't have a meeting with every Department or Student Affairs." Staff Writer works of several major American and American and one semester of British survey course requirements. W‘ student on campus." he said. "We don't “The whole purpOseof the fence is to British writers this fall. literature. she said. Williams said these courses differ th. always do that (meet with students) on secure the facility and to make it Sophomores in Humanities and Social Two new courses. developed by the The focus of English 251 and 252 will ‘ from English 205-8 because at least one any other issues. There are certain better.‘ Sciences curricula will have a chance to English Department. are designed to be different from other survey courses author from each period of British and 3 accomplish this goal: Major British that cover all English and American American literature'is represented. i Writers ENG 251 and Major American literature. Williams explained. She said “I think it's good to have a course in Writers ENG 252. thenewcourses arenot devised to cram which you spend at least a week with Six-weeks drop proposal flounders According to Dr. Mary Williams. two courses into one. each author." she said.‘Yau get a more Chairman of the sophomore advisory “The student is not going to get a bus solid knowledge of the authors." ii: committee. these courses (never tour of the major literary movements. The students benefit because they If I by'fllnCole advocate of the extension. at the meeting by Assistant Nick Stratas said “I still offered before at State) may boost the Each author will be studied in depth." read some of the very best from both I Sta/ff Writer commented on the proposal. Provost Murray S. Downs. maintain that four weeks is sagging enrollment in the American American and British traditions. she I “I would favor a slightly “The laterthe drop. the more not enough time to allow Notion-English.majors said. Hope forthe passageofthe longer drop period. “espe- it hurts our planning." students the opportunity to literature survey courses. six-week drop period for cially for freshmen." He Downs said. “It is a problem carefully evaluate their per- “Enrollment in the American litera- Some British authors featured in 251 next semester faded as the added that the extension of for the departments and formance in a course." ture survey courses has been higher These new courses are geared to the include Chaucer. Shakespeare. Milton. be than in the English survey courses. The non-English majors. as the English Pope and Wordsworth. American joint student senate-faculty the drop period could cause faculty assignments." Stratas explained the rea— department is disturbed because we majors will still be required to take the writers included in 252 are Melville. senate committee on the problems in some depart- Student Senate President soning behind this conten— regular survey courses. six-week drop declined to ments. notably math and the tion. saying that "several think English literature is important. However. for Thoreau. Faulkner. Ellison and T.S. ii( take action at the Tuesday social s:iences where stu- courses don't have any sort too." The new courses might spur other humanities and social sciences Eliot. meeting. dents overschedule them- ofevalualion until the fifth or The faculty members indi- selves. planning to drop a sixth week of classes." “i cated that the Faculty course. Smallwood said this He added that extending Senate is opposed to the "upsets the whole teaching the drop period will allow the extension. but said they will program of these depart- students to evaluate their Newspaper’s trial delayed 9‘ take to the Senate a revision ments." performance in a course 'of the proposal to allow only more exactly. by Terry Martin the newspaper be refunded to the Beard said he remained optimistic. )I one classto be dropped after Survey thenumbers Stratas also said "I think News Editor students. however. that he would win the case 35 the present four-week per- wecan get the six-week drop Beard. when contacted Wednesday. this time. MI iod. This class could be Hesaid these departments period if the studens show Action on a lawsuit which questions estimated that the students pay about "The reasoning of the court (in 1975) droppedatanytime uptothc have to plan for the number theirsupport through letters the constitutionality of using student three dollars yearly toward the paper was repudiated by the Supreme Court six-week limit. of students that sign up for tothe editor and by talking . fees to support The Daily Tar Heel is (student fees at State contribute 32.30 in a Detroit casein May. 1977." he said. Charles Smallwood. facul- the course. with their faculty members expected to be delayed for several per student per academic year towards ”I'm confident." I ty senate president and an This point was also made and administraters." months. according to the NC. Attorney Technician publication). Beard denied that his clients had pl 0 General's Office. He said the suit is similar to one lost formerly worked for The My 7hr News in brief Asst. Attorney General Andrew by UNC students in 0.8. District Court Heel, saying he was aware of no Vanore said a court date will be in 1972. Beard represented those personal grievances outside of those “somewhere down the road. maybe students in an appeal which wasalso stated in the suit. Stratas, Hayworth lock horns,Issues three to five months." before the case defeated inthe US 4th Circuit Court of Lou Bilionis. editor of The Daily Tbr appears before a judge. . Appeals in 1975. Heel. refused to comment on the case. A forum matching off student locations. from 8:30-4:30 pm. students. friends and faculty mem- “We're presently reviewing the body president candidates J.D. Students with ID. and registration bers of the deceased professor. complaint and are in the process of ,Hayworth and Nick Stratas will be may vote at any ofthe following five Harkema. an Alumni Distin- preparing a response now." Vanore featured on WKNC—FM this evening pollinglocations: Reynolds Coliseum guished Teaching Professor. was a “ said. at 9:00 pm. The duo will field tunnel. Students Supply Store member ofthe State zoology faculty inside questions from a panel of five. tunnel. University Student Center. for42years before his death last fall. The suit was filed last month in featuring WKNC News Director Old Student Union and Syme Snack suffered in a bicycle accident on his Greensboro by Charlotte attorney Sunny. but cooler . . John O'Connor. staffers Lisa Sham- Bar. way home from campus. Hugh J. Beardon behalfofthree Chapel blin and Paul Maggitti, as well as Harkema also headed the pre- Hill students who claim that mandatory Default rates low . . . Techineion Interim Editor John Memorial fund medical and pre-dental programs at student fees to support the UNC Flasherand Student Body President State. student newspaper are against their J.B. outlook good . . Tom Hendrickson. The endowment will be used to constitutional rights. Elections today assist outstanding students in Richard J. Kania. J.A. Kania and Oak Ridge Boys talk The newly formed Reinard summer programs. to assist in Michael Morriscontend that such use of Run-off elections for Student HarkemaEndowment in Zoology has student recruiting. in supporting Win streak extended...... :‘r Government offices are being held so far collected 324.660 in contribu- student fees violates their rights today and Tuesday at five campus guest lecturers and in funding because the campus newspaper takes tions and pledges from former scholarships. K‘editorial positions contrary to their Prostitutesa problem ...... coup-o1: ”NMDQN r _ Views.‘Thd suit asks for class-action J statusandthat all student fees spent on 3'33“.

RUN—OFF VOTING BEGINS TODAY AT 8‘ 1“: 1’on Tasman/Warren

i HEW versus UNC: history of a deadlock , _ ‘9

byTI-Csls further required a study of program William C.Friday said this tour was not grant of 81 million for equipment Staff Writer duplication at the UNC system schools. arranged by the board and that he and purchases. and to make an effort to eliminate all his staff had no contact with the HEW ‘Last Thursday. Friday and HEW CHAPEL HILL—The current dis- educationally unnecessary programs. officials except for the last two hours 0P secretary Joseph Califano met pute between the UNC system and the This the board did. their tour. , Washington to discuss HEW‘s plan an Department of Health. Education and UNC statistics show that the rate of He noted that a delegation from UNC- the counter p made by UNC. Welfare was initiated as a result of the integration acheived by the UNC then went to Washington to meet with Friday said he felt that Califano has a Addams case in Federal court in the system has exceeded even the goals set HEW officialsand reported the results “genuine.desire to clear whatever . early '70s. accusing several southern forthe system when HEW accepted the of the trip at the Friday meeting of the conflict may exist." states of maintaining separate black original plan. according to state Board of Governors. . . and white university systems. officials. Raymond Dawson. UNC vice presi- He said, however. that the secretary The present dispute. however. dent for finance. outlined the new told him that David S. Tatel. director of In North Carolina. this meant the five centers around the second provision of programs requested by HEW as “the HEW'sOfficeofCivil Rightsconsidered historically black insitutions were being the agreement. In December the board contourofan acceptable plan for North the efforts that had been reported to maintained as predominately black to released their report on program Carolina." These plans would include HEW insufficient. He said Tatel felt preserve the concept of “separate but duplication. Their findings show no the addition ofprograms at many ofthe that only the transfer or closing of equal." outlawed by the US. Supreme educationally- unnecessary program historically black campuses. the remov- programswouldsufficetobringUNClnl}, Court. These five UNC schools are duplication. al of several programs at white compliance with the court order. Elisabeth City State University. HEW saidthe court would not concur institutions (including three at State). Fridaysaid Tatel would liketocreate Fayetteville State University. North with this opinion. which began the most and theshiftingofprograms from white a situation in which “a program ls Carolina A&T State University in recent round of negotiations between to black campuses. available only at one place in an area." Greensboro. North Carolina Central UNC and HEW. The financing of HEW suggested This. said Friday. would cause “a proxy University in Durham. and Winston- programs. ,however. has alarmed UNC to pupil assignment." Salem State University. The beginning of this recent phase'of officials. The approximate cost of these Friday said the issue is, now Last May. it appeared that the UNC negotiations began on February 23 improvements would be around $120 enhancement. and there is not enough BoardofGovernors and the representa- when Dr. Mary Berry. Dr. David S. million in addition to the $30 million money to do what HEW wants done. tives of HEW had reached an Tatel. Mr. Hamlin of HEW. Roger presently ear-marked for projects at . HEWandthe Board ofGovernors are agreement requiringtheboard make an Sharpeand an HEW press officer began these five campuses. , this week attempting to reach a effortto increasethe‘minority presence their tour ofthe facilities at the various Friday’s proposals call for $20 million compromise. withadecision expectedin at each ofthecampuses in the system. It state universities. UNC President in capital improvements and a one-time order to avoid court proceedings. . WABN’T Saar kip _ in nu slats Triple rooms to be commonplace IN a fix Lia: This? (Continuedfi'omp. 1) rooms but that no additional electrical Oglesby said that he is uncertain The cost would be four million dollars outlets would be. . whether the three~man room program with interest of 3350.000 per year 6"“ Beginning next semester. most of “We're simply trying to make would be expanded the following year. because we would have to compete on State's older dorms will have perma- oncampus housing available to stu- “We'll like to look at it the first year the open market for contractors. There nent three-man rooms which will house . dents." he said. citing the economics .of and see how it works ,out. We realize are no government appropriations for a selected number'of incoming off~campus housing. this is not an ideal situation. and we dorm construction." he said. freshmen. Oglesby agreed that the extra don't intend to have three-man rooms Oglesby said that unless rentalt Each student in [the three- residents would strain the hot water forever. We're going to evaluate the receipts were raised to astronomical = Mayor addresses SWE man rools. however. must pay the same supply which is a recurring problem in situation attheendoftheyear."he said. figures. yearly interest on the new rent (8245/semester) as students in many dorms. He said that Residence Oglesby added that he has talked _ dorm couldn't bepaid. ”There would be Raleigh Mayor Isabella Cannon told accomplishments she had never double occupancy rooms. Oglesby was Life “will certainly try to be sensitive to with students about three-man rooms a $205,000 yearly loss on such a the Society of Women Engineers thought to reach for." asked why the bill couldn't be divided these problems," but specified no and said thatthey preferred to pay $245 proposed dorm." he said. ‘ Saturday that the working woman in Cannon joined five speakers in three ways. definite provisions. and be guaranteed a doubles room than Oglesby mentioned that the former today's world should stand as an addressing a crowd of about 50 at the “We've considered the three-way take a cut in room rent. He said that no Rex Hospital building is planned to be inspiration to other women seeking McKimmon Center gathering. split. but ifthere are three people living Dorms with designated three-man one “likes the idea." but the main either purchased or rented by the employment. She pointed to the advancements in that room. each will still be using rooms will ,.be limited to East and concern is getting a place to stay. University to be used asa dorm. “It is important for us as the females are making in the field of water and electricity. Central campus where rooms without “We can't both reduce the price and “So far. it's still in the planning vanguard of so many newopportunities engineering as a prime example of the Each will pay the regular rent. fixed furniture are located. guarantee a room for the following stages. Wehaven'tmade an offeron the A for women to hang in there and create rewardsofeducation and perseverance. however. those in triple rooms will be "There will be 156 rooms that will be year." he said. building and the owners haven‘t named thoseopportunities.tobe first and open “Women are presently three percent exempt from the lotterytheirfirst year. used as permanent triples. Previously Oglesby was asked why wasn't a figure. The earliest possible date for the door." she said. ofpracticing engineers. but make up 12 They will beguaranteed 8 doubles room we've only used them for tempoi‘ary another solution to the housing sought the opening of Rex as a dorm is 181. “it is important torememberthat we percent ofthe engineering undergradu- g for the following year." housing. We're trying to scatter the in the face of increasing enrollment. We’re also investigating the possibility set an example and can with a few ates and 20 percent of the engineering Oglesby saidthat additional furniture designated rooms equally over Central ”We did some figures on the ofoperating a shuttle bus between Rex wordstoafemalefriend motivate her to freshmen." would be installed in the three—man and East Campus." he said. construction of a new. 500-bed dorm. and State." he said.

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Infirmary addition viewed BIBLICAL RESEARCH AND TEACHING STATEMENTOF BELIEFS byMarkTaanvelekas Rising health costs. infla- Alsoin Tuesday’s meeting. The Way International isa Biblical research and teaching RELIGIOUS LIBERTY ' l. We believe the scriptures of the Old and New Testa- Stafi Writer tion and rennovation costs a subcommittee was appoint- ministry. Our concern is for the integrity and accuracy ments were Theopneustos—"God-brcathcd" were cited by Infirmary ed to review renewal plans of the Bible, the Word of God. For36 years The Way has One of the founding principles of the United States fect as originally given; that the and per- been on a quest. searching out the in-depih truths of the of America is the first amendment to the Constitution: WordofGod Isofsupreme, Scriptures or the The Student Health Ser- director Carolyn Jessup last for student health insurance Scriptures. At no time have we ever said we know all the ity forbelieving, forall life andabsolutegodliness.and final author- , vices Committee reviewed semester when she request- policies. The current insur- answers. From day to day we continue ouron-golngeffort Confess shall make no law respecting an unblidrment 2. We believe in one God, the Creator of the heavens architectural plans Tuesday ed an increase in student ance program. tounderstand and apply God's Word. of religion. or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; and earth; in Jesus Christ, contracted The Bible has something to say about HOW to under- or sbrldging the freedom of speech .or of the prom; and our lord and savior, whomGod'sGodonlyraisedbegottenfromSonthe for the 3000 square-foot health fees. from $25 to 882 with North America Insur- stand the Scriptures: or the rlght ofthe people peaceably to assemble and to dead; and we believe Infirmaryaddition scheduled per semester. ance. expires August 81. 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ByConnie Ballard Staff Writer ‘Our students have been able to go out The default rate on student loans is andfindjobs at a better rate than those mueh lower at State than the national average according to Cprl Eycke. at other universities. If people have director of Financial Aid. “We have about a six percent default jobs, then they can repay better.’ rate." he said. ”The national average is something like 17 percent. At one time the federal government. Ofcourse. then Short term emergency loans are they said it Was up to 25 percent. So we'd lose our ten percent." available to everyone. regardless of we're well below the national average." Undergraduates are eligible for financial need. These loans are usually Eyéke believes there are several several types of financial assistance at limited to 8100 and must be repaid reasons for this success. State. Depending upon the financial within 30 days “We've tried to inform students that need of the student. gift aids are Eyckesays thay student government they did have loans and are responsible available such as grants and scholar- originally placed money in this fund and for repayment of them. We also have a ships which do not have to be repaid. In over the years. it has been increased by ' is student loan collection center. It'sreally addition. self-help aid is also offered individual donations and by the " thanks to our diligence and that stu- through loans and work-study jobs. proceeds from the auction of lost 1xy dents are being informed of their To be eligible for any kind offinancial property on campus. He explained that payment schedules. Assistance at State. students must the money must be repaid promptly now “Another thing that has helped us is complete a Financial Aid Form. because it‘14 part of a limited account. ' 1 that our students have been able to go National Direct Loans comprise the "Sometimes students get upset with 1 ' - out and find jobs at a better rate than hulk of loans awarded at State. An us when we tell them we can’t give them are those at other universities. If people undergraduate can borrow up to $5.000 any more money. It's only'to keep ' ,‘ have jobs. then they can repay better." at only three percent interest. A money rolling to give it to other tn Eyckesaysthat in the past. payments graduate student can borrow up to students." weremadeon a quarterly basis but that $10,000 including any undergraduate now they are sent in monthly with a loans he has received. l'iycke says that they charge a one payment card. He feels that people are The interest on these loans begins to percent handling fee "but that doesn't better able to work the payments into accrue only after the student has left even coverthe cost of the paperwork. It their budget under this system. school for nine months. Then he, begins just keeps money in the system because to make payments based on the amount all won‘t repay. and we hope 99 out of If students default. the Financial Aid he has borrowed of at least $30 per lllll will. year Office must try to collect by the month. . on following procedure since they are not The other major type ofloansoffered “We try to make it just as simple as ere allowed to write anything off as a state is the Guaranteed Student Loans which we can. We just want to know how to for institution. are available through banks. credit get in touch with you. why you want the unions and savings and loan firms at an money and things like that." 1111111 ”First. we would try to show due interest rate of seven percent. For Eycke says that. if the money is not .1“ ‘. diligence in collecting." he said. "Next. those who qualify. the federal repaid by the end of the semester. then Staffphoto!"8MBWlfaon new we would turn it over to the attorney government pays the interest while the a hold isplacedon the student's records. Smile when you pay that d be general's office if we got no response. student is still enrolled in school. In For further information about the While a faltering economy aaaalla financial institutions around the nation, inflating the rate of default on atudam loans. State h a Then we’d send it to a collecting agency. North Carolina. these loans are different types of aid available. maintains an impressively Now, in the last few weeks. we have a distributed through College Founda- st urlents should go by the Financial Aid low rate of payment failures, with 94 percent of the loans being repaid. Flnancfl Aid of!“ 1 nor procedure where we turn loans over to tion. Office at 213 Peele Hall. attribute this to the iob--huntlng success of State graduates. who are then better able to repay the debts. 1 be the n the. crier SPORTS CAR CLUB Meeting WIN S25 PRIZE: T

’J.B.’ director optimistic byBryan-sch ?- .- Martin has had some previous experience with this glay. but he is quick to overlook that fact. “1 ad done this show about eight years ago when I Although he flat out won’t admfi it Fwill be a hit. was at Appalachian State. It was done in proscenium there is an air of confidence about‘h‘im when he talks (the normal staging technique. with the audience in about his upcoming production. _ front of the stage) and I always thought it would But that’s generally the way it is with theatre— no make a great show in arena." : one really knows ifa show will be a hit until it opens. “There were a lot of things involved when I did For Charles Martin, director of_ Thompson this show at Appalachian State," he continued. “I got Theatre’s spring production of“.13.”. it'sthat way sick and had to stay at home for a while and there with optimistic confidence. were just many other things that happened. I never “On an overall view. I'd say thin s are going really felt like I ever did it. ' pretty much as expected at this point. said Martin. When I came to State I had it in my mind that some whose show opens this Thursday night at 8:00. day I wanted to set up an arena and do ‘J.B.' " “Some things are not clicking as well as I would like It’s taken six years for Martin's dream to come to say at this stage. but on the other hand. others are true and he explained why. going quite well.” . “I wasn't 'sure we were ready to attempt a show Martin. who has been a director at Thompson like this, but this theatre has gained a lot of maturity Theatre for six years. explained the complexities of in all areas. so I decided now was the time." ' doing “J.B." . But have things worked out? “It's a very complex play." Martin said. “That in “The major thing is that we've gotten a lot more itselfgives thedirector difficulties at the very start." out of our student actors than we had expected." “It's really aplay in three levels— acircus. reality. Martin said. “There's always a chance that students and the s iritual. The actors have to be able to flow might not mature intotheir roles. but certainly. with . and blen from thethreelevels without the audience this show. in the key roles. we have gotten being able to tell any drastic chanp is being made." tremendous work out of a number of people. “J.B." was written by Archibald Macleish and is based on the Bible's book ofJob. For those who have Time-consuming play read the play or seen it performed. the complexities of producing this moving drama can be easily “I'd say in the case ofthis show we have some very understood. talented individuals who have come into work on For others who 'have no idea what “J.B.” is all this play.". about. there is an easy way to find out— see it. It will The long hours that Martin himself has soon become obvious that the message this play contributed to this production are evidenced in his .3 brings tothe audience can only be learned firsthand. eyes. "It’s been a very time-consuming play." he Positive factors admitted. “more so than most plays, with the i exception of a musical: The play is so complex and i While all involved with the show are hopeful of with such a large cast. it has required a great deal z Staffphoto success, Martin pointed to several postive factors. more preparation than the average show would Charles Martin. teeter of Thompson Theatre's spring production of "J.B." bySteveWilson ranging from the unique set for this production. to need." the efforts of many key. people. But if effort equals success. the hard work will “I love that set.” Martin said, closing his eyes and certainly pay off. ‘ picturingthe elaborate “stage" for his production. “I “J.B.” will be presented in Thompson Theater at 8- Critics needed! liked that fromthe moment TerriJanney showed me pm. on the nights of March 29-31. Tickets may be Call 737-2411 the design. When she built the model for it and reserved by calling737-2405 on weekdays between 8 I '1 N r showed me. I said this is going to be some show." a.m. and 5 pm. The set which Martin sogreatly admires has taken Specials an enormous amount of work. It’s done in arena. g)? which means there are seats on both sides. similar to a football stadium. Jarreau improves style The stage itselfis done like a circus ring. complete V ‘fi ‘3; with a crew’s nest. several ramps. platforms, and exuberance of his style are The jazz-scat vocalist has Jargeropes — creatingthe desired effect to the point by Steven_ Mclnnis_ more a ar nt tha . won G‘rammys and various u.Entertainmentmg’vgufluv. .Writer .: .niv'w pp e n ever a other prestigious awardszlllm: you derive pleasure from “That set has already created feeling among the V I Al Jarreau with all its vocal acrobatics. 'Wedern‘Fried actors." added Martin. “a feeling of some scope for All Fly Home fell short of catching the life hearing a good singer this play." of Jarreau. AI (who sings a perform. I suggest you \ CHICKEN Martin also greatly appreciates the top notch help AlJarreau'snew albumAll superb concert) has a prob- purchase his double disc he has gotten for this show. Fly Home is more subtle and lem of getting the magic of Look to the Rainbow at a Plotter “There are two things I've really been laid-back than his last album. his concerts onto a disc. This bargain price of $6.50 or get fries, roll, salad bar tremendously happy with." he said. “First. two Look to the Rainbow. Yet. album. with its easy going some boyish fun on his new students have been superb as stage managers — the sparkle, the zest and the manner. comes very close. All Fly Home. Geoff Armstrong and Peggy Ashley. With them it’s like having assistant directors. The ROAST BEEF things they have done have been absolutely WESTERN LANES outstanding." . 24 Ianes-billiards- Cactus Bar Plotter Impressiveattitudes roast beef sandwich, (across Hillsborough Street) fries, salad bar "The other thing that has really pleased me is the work of Joyce Frazier. She started out as an Friday 5‘ Saturday SPEC/AL assistant to help with movement and that sort of ‘ ’ti/6pm fri. 8 sat. only Roy Rogers Family Restaurants thing but. I think now she will probably be listed as Western Blvd. - Hillsborough Street co-director. She's been working with details and Ask a friend to come bowling- It’s fun. other things when I've been busy with other things and she's been just tremendous.” LBring Coupon '6‘ Bowl 3 Games for $2.00 But' Martin couldn’t stop there. He's been thoroughly impressed by the attitudes of many others. "AH “Another thing that has really made me happy," SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITIES THEFILM he added. “is the enthusiasm and determination of all the people involved with this show. Everyone is Dept of Residence facilities anticipates filling the following full and trying so hard to make this a good show and it part-time jobs: certainly makes my job a lot easier when you have 13 painters people like these who are willing to work hard and Wages 2 plumbers ass. concentrate." 3 carpenters ass. “I feel confident we’ll have a good show. I think it will be a show that will be remembered because of its $2.90-$3.25/hr. 6 summer group ass. complexities. Ithink the people in it will remember it because of the philosophical message involved." If interested contact Residence facilities, 204

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Pleasantly unpredictable W”?' 'p. by JeffreyJobs “Now. all the original members of the grou are Entertainment Writer either very old or very dead." chuckled Bo. . One . of the other Oaks pointed out that since the group ' “The most predictable thing about the Oak Rigs? began in the 1940‘s. the group has changed several Boys is our un redictability." said Joe Bon . times into. eventually. the Oak Ridge Boys. member of the aks. Today. composed of four members—Joe Bonsall. But they're unpredictable in a pleasant way. This Richard Sterban. Bill Golden. and Duane Allen—the year the Country Music Association voted the Oak Oaks sing their. brand of country all .across the Ridge Boys the best country band. They were also country. Voted the best instrumental group in the US. for Extremely open.- the Oaks give the impression of 1978.~ four guys who really like each other and the music Previously. for the past six years. the Statler they play. Brothers had wonthe award. Harold Reeves. one of ‘ “We are all very good friends," said Bonsall. “We the Statler Brothers, said. “The Oaks are a fine all live in Henderson. Tennessee." bunch of guys and they deserve the award. I just ’ Pointing out that the Oaks have gotten over their hope they don’t make a habit of doing it.” early marriage problems. Duane Allen said. “We The vitality that comes forth in the music the Oaks have been together too long. We know when to stay sing was demonstrated Saturday at a pre-concert. off of each other's backs." pressconference. Bounding into the room. one ofthe “We've learned to settle any differences we may Oaks looked around and said. “This is meet the have before we go on stage." said Richard Sterban. press." “The fans can sense if something is wrong.” St photo by Gene Does The group, the Oak Ridge Boys. has been around “The Oaks take a lot of pride in performing well. The Oak Ridge Boys as they appeared at a press conference prior to their concert in Reynolds Coliseum on Mar. 17. since the 1940’s. but with different members. “We enjoy taking our music to the people around the “Come on in. you're the one in a million." the song Commenting on the Statler Brothers. the Oaks Originally. the group took the name Oak Ridge country."it." Sterban said. “We really don’t get tired of “Ya'll Come Back Saloon" was the one that turned raved. “They set the pattern for the four man group. because during World War II. the group was a the Oaks around and established them as an entity in They have a pretty successful track record.’ favorite of the scientists stationed at the Oak Ridge Commenting on the flurry of activity that occurs country music. . . Bill Golden said that of all the telegrams they Atomic energy plant in Tennessee. before aconcert. Sterban said, "With all those people “When our song comes on the radio. I turn it up." received after winning the award this year. their The original group was named the Oak Ridge clamoring for you. you can't help but perform well." Bonsall said. “because I am really just one‘eighth of favorite was from the Statlers. that ran “Old Quartet. After 16 years of performing. the group ~ All of the Oaks agreed that trying to 'do their best the whole band. I enjoy the sound that comes out of quartets never die. they just lose their award." disbanded. TWO years later. the group reformed was very important. everybody else.’ “The Statlers are very good friends." Bonsall Said. with two new members. While one of the best known songs of the Oaks is “We are all a fan of each other." Bonsall added. But Golden pointed out. “We won from the people.

'Movie advertising canceled, WKNC Wednesday. Mar. 28 “ml MorningAlbum Features U.K.—DangerMoney 10:05a.m. Supertramp—Breakfast inAmerica ‘1 Artist—Album name For the Wolfpack Audience participation fatal P.F.M.——Photo's ofGhosts Shows Everyday _byTexPowell While “Warriors” has plenty of action. there is no Monday. Mar. 26 Thursday. Mar. 29 Except Sun 9 811PM! Entertainment Writer graphic. detailed sex or violence. A fight looks like a Cat Stevens—Teafor the Tillerman ltwas tho Deltas fight. and although the Warriors are certainly America—America Bob Dylan—HardRain against“ MOI... “These are ‘the armies of the night...the unorthodox. the movie goer does not get the Seals Crofts—Hummingbird Joni Mitchell—Court &Spark Highhats...the Boppers...the Turnbull A.C.'s...the Kung-Fu film thrills of cracking bone or spouting Donovan—Greatest Hits Orphans...the Furies...the Gramercy Riffs...and blood. Most all ofthe figures in this film are virtual these are the Warriors. Trapped twenty-seven miles cardboards. ' Tuesday. Mar. 27 behind enemyjines...running from twenty thousand Les Dudek—Say No More Friday, Mar. I!) cops and sixty thousand gang members for a murder The movie isa story. not a‘study. and while most of Steve Miller—Sailor Derek & the Dominoes—In Concert they didn't commit...with only one way out and one the Warriors are individualistic enough for the Boz Scaggs—SlowDancer Cream—Offthe Top night to do it in." viewer to tell them apart. that's about as far as This was what television advertising for things go. Beck and Van Valkenburgh merit some Paramount's new film “TheWarriors" looked like six interest. but theirdeveloping relationship is the only weeks ago. Today it isn’t advertised at all. What was real subplot in the movie. and Beck is theonly central supposed to be the opener for a new trend in movie character. themes turned out to also be a catalyst for a new If none of these elements stirs the audience. just trend in audience participation. what is it that does? Well. first. “Warriors" is based Since “Warriors" was first released. three people on a viewpoint that makes the Warriors the good have died in gangrelated incidents at theatre guys. Despite the Warriors' beingthe most decent of showings of the picture. And many more such anyofthe gangs portrayed. it is still undeniable that LEA "ll incidents have occurred but have been non-fatal or this film‘s heroesJive a life of random. causeless disrupted before violence ensued. This means “The violence and depmdation. . at Warriors" probably hasthe biggest obviouseffect on The topic ofyouth gangs is new and rarely dealt audiences since “The Exorcist" or the original with. This is a surefire push for a new movie. Today “Jaws." ‘ people laugh openly at shark scares and demonic Looking at “The Warriors" casually or closely possession. but when “Jaws" and “The Exorcist" doesn't betray whatever ingredient drives first hit the screen they were conversation-makers audiences to action. - for weeks. even months on end. The brilliance of "Warriors" is a well-illustrated but not graphic “Warriors" presents a considerably more human story of gang warfare in modern New York City. subject than either previous film. but when the fad Supposedly an omnipotent singular leader has has run its course. public interest will drop like a arisen. promising total control of the city if only the stone. gangs will band together. But first he must address At this time there are six youth gang-related films BILLY all the gangsas one. in a proposed meeting in Central in planning. shooting or in the can. Moviegoers also Park. can probably expect a revival ofanything based on or The prospect excites the Warriors. but they remotely related to the subject. WaThereviewie- hesitate because they doubt anyone will show. the All philosophy aside. “Warriors" is a thoroughly rulesofthe invitation prohibit weapons. and Central entertaining movie well worth seeing. Action is Park is twenty-seven miles from Coney Island. sufficient to enjoy without creating tension. Nevertheless. they embark on their journey and Director-cos riptor Sidney Hill deserves a great Billy Joel’s “The Stranger" is filled with discover that someone else has indeed shown deal of «exit. for the tremendous background of ‘tough power, honesty and briiant melo- up—nigh on forty-thousand delegates from the city's “Warriors." hich creates a fantastic atmosphere of dies. Joel's “52nd Street"—millions of top gangs. ‘ graffiti-striped nighttime New York. people already know it well. 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win streak to SeVen byJaySnead before being relieved. Junior Sports Writer righthander Mike Garrell came on in the seventh to “We'll take 'em any way After two consecutive pitch scoreless ball and the we can get 'em. When you're rainouts this weekend. the Pack needed his strong relief playing a good ball club you Wolfpack baseball team job. don't worry about how you finallygot achance toextend The reason was singly the get your runs."explained the its six-game winning streak.‘ Ohio pitcher. Burden. After Pack mentor. And the State ballclub did allowing extra base hits to Last Thursday at Pfeiffer. just that. edging Ohio White and Sears in the Esposito's charges were tied University 53 yesterday in fourth inning. Burden settled going into the ninth. 44. front of a chilled Doak Field down as he retired 13 of the Like Esposito says. you crowd. last 14 Wolfpack hitters. take 'em any way you can get The same two teams meet The Bobcats stayed in the 'em and that‘sjust what Pack today at 3 pm... concluding game by virtue ofthe hitting first baseman John Isley did. the brief two-game series at exhibition of rightfielder The Wilmington junior Doak Field. Mike Echstenkamper. Ech- pounded hissecond home run State got off to a quick stenkamper blasted solo ofthe year to give State a 5-4 start and it was a good thing home runs off Huffman in victory the Wolfpack did.‘ Bobcat both the third and fifth State had taken a three- starter John Burden allowed innings. cutting State’s four run lead in the first inning at four Pack hits in the first lead in half. Pfeiffer. However. Pfeiffer frame. but three of the scored a run in the second safeties were of the infield Bigstickstopped and threein the fifth tohold a variety.~ State managed to 4-3 lead going into the sixth scoreonly onerun from those The Ohio strongman was inning. four hits but the Pack went not: as successful against to work again in the bottom reliver Garrell. The ninth But White banged a solo of the second. inning saw the Bobcats send home run for the Wolfpack in Echstenkamper to the plate the top of the seventh to tie Whitestartsit with thechance totie or even the contest. giving Isley his win the game. chance to smash the game State's Rich White led off With runners on second winner two innings later. the second inning with a solid and third. Garrell induced single to left field and the Bobcat startoground out Harrisongetswin ”MMWSMWIIM followed that with his first to State third baseman Ray ‘\~.¢ stolen base of the season. Tanner to end the game. Senior lefthander Bob StateaecondbaamanChuckahenchuuMONomhammnduflngyWa53Wdfpackwin. White'stheft set the tone for Garrell picked up his second Harrison went the distance State's aggressive base run- saveofthe yearin addition to for the Wolfpack against ning in the game as Chuck ' lowering his ERA to a fine Pfeiffer and picked up his Harinon and Ken Sears also 2.15. first Wll'l against no defeats. Wolfpack stickmen host Cortland tomorrow added successful steals State had been scheduled against the Bobcats. State coach Sam Esposito for a game at High Point on The Pack scored twice in breathed a sigh ofreliefafter Friday and was to have by Allenaeu' Like the rest of the Pack's Looking ahead, the Pack said of his forthcoming. that second inning. bunching the game. played Campbell at Doak Sport_a Writer matches from now on. this will take on sixth-rated ACC incentive in the Pack's game opponent. “I feel we are three singles around a Sears “We played a really tough Field Saturday. but rain put will be an important contest plan Tuesday. recalling last' mentally and sically sacrifice fly and catcher Pat ball club today." Esposito the stops to any ideas of After a-well deserved rest on State's road to NCAA's. foe Virginia Saturday. which year‘s exhibition match with ready for them though” Sheehy's run-scoring single. said. “We were fortunate to playing those two games. last week. the State lacrosse / will make it important to get Cortland. which State lost. The State stickmen will be State starter Doug Huff- score enough runs early With the wins over team will take the field again Coming off two tough back on the winning track Opening its season in Ra- playing their first match man. a southpaw. upped his because their pitcher settled Pfeiffer and Ohio. the Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 to losses against fourth-ranked before playing the Cavaliers leigh. Cortland. a New York after an impressive perfqr- record to four wins against down around the fifth Wolfpack now holds a match its talent with Cort- Syracuse and second-ranked this weekend.‘The Virginia state school. is a young team mance at Maryland and no losses as the Indiana inning." seven~game winning streak. land on the Pack's home Maryland. the Pack stands match is another home this year. tomorrow's contest ”should senior went six innings Four of State's early hits as well as a 12—3 record. ground. 10th in the nation while encounter for State. begin- “We aren'tquitesurewhat prove to be an example of showing a 1-2 record at this ning at 2 pm. to expect from them." Gross very good lacrosse. early stage of the season. Women’s softball team tops Falcons twiCe, Grossanticipates SlZZLER’S With a good performance with Pirates this week. however. State SUPER STUDENT SPECIAL looks to tomOrrow’s contests head coach Larry Gross feels that number can improve by Monday through Thursday only byGaryHanrahan recover from its season- the games had been hastily scher might have had as the the next ranking. Sports Writer 'opening jitters in awesome put together by State head team goes into action tomor‘ “With two wins this week fashion. Seeking to avenge coach Pat Hielscher only two row against the Pirates of we could move as high up as State's women’s softball the closeness of the first days before they were East Carolina. Starting time number five.‘‘Gross predic- team 'defeated St. Augus- game. a determined State played. State had been. for the afternoon double- ted. “We have got to get tine’s in both games of a team destroyed St. Augus— scheduled to open the season header will be 2 pm. at big wins in both games this double-header last Thursday tine's 21-0 with a near-per- in a Tuesday doubleheader Pullen Park's Red Diamond. week though." afternoon. but looked like fect display of softball. against Livingstone. two entirely different teams A new coaching situation AAAAAAAvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv in the process. Defensedoesjob at the Salisbury school. In the ,first game. St. however. left Livingstone's Varsity Cheerleading Augustine's ripped into Pack While the offense. paced women's softball team in-“a . .».pitching for five first—inning by seniorGloriaAllen’sthree general state of confusion. ' runs to put a real scare into singles. was cranking out When Livingstone didn't Tryouts BRING THIS COUPON AND YOUR STUDENT |.D. their hosts. The visitors' 14 runs like a big red machine show up for the games. State hits went all for naught. on an assembly line. the was declared the winner by (Guys & Girls) however. as State's aggres- defense was performing forfeit. GROUND BEEF SPECIAL sive baserunning and timely flawlessly in backing up the hitting proved to be the masterful four—hit pitching of Hielscherwantsaction Meeting: PLUS Beverage and All-You-Con Eol difference in the 11-9 sophomore Judy Ausher- decision. man. Nevertheless. an anxious Wednesday, SALAD BAR $2.69 The Chapel Hill native’s coach Hielscher expressed March 28 State's well-balanced hit- domination of St. Augus- disappointment about the 3100 Old Wake Forest Rd. ting attack was led by tine'.s was so complete that lack of actual game 7:00pm ' 601 w. Peace Street freshman shortstop Ann she dramatically gunned experience. Carmichael Keith’s home run and two down the game's final batter “By next week. ECU and CLIP THIS COUPON and come to our hits 'apiece from freshman with a strike-out, a rarity in most of the other schools will Gym Court 1. SIZZLER I Sizzler for an excellent value. Baked Laurie Bose and seniors slow-bitch softball. have already played four potato or french fries and Sizzler toast Debbie Davis. Joy Ussery Though State looked games." she said before the ~included, PLUS crisp dinner salad and and Trish Ellis. nearly unbeatable in the St. Augustine's double- Tryouts: Thenightcapsaw the Pack wins over St. Augustine's. header. “We wanted to play. choice of coffee, tea, or soft drink. and now we really need to First part More than one student may use this play." of April mead“ "' coupon. The resulting twin vic- Beltres paces trackteam tories doubtlessly relieved offer expires March vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv 29,1979 much of the concern Hiel- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv L------.------in Pack’s season opener Peter Beltres was the top State also got top-notch performer as State's track efforts from shot-putters Joe fiUBSdayl MafCh 27 The Senior Information Night will team began its outdoor Hannah and Dean Leavitt as season Saturday at the the duo finished second and be in the University Student Center Georgia Relays in Athens. third. respectively. in that Insurance Awareness 700 Ballroom Mar. 27, 7110-930 pm. Ga. . event. l Beltres captured the 400- .I' Financial Planning 7:45 Question and answer period meter intermediate hurdles In the llO-meter hurdles. with a time of 52.32 in State's Calvin Lanicr was Break for Refreshments 8:30 / will follow the presentabns. leading the Pack in the among the leaders. winding Legal Counsel. 8:45 w’team. non-scoring meet. ‘ 7 Up With a third-place finish. Jaime Combs Please contact the NCSU Alumni Association concerning your free + Administrator membership and graduation gift.

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Iowa for 10th straight win

”33.5,.”I‘m: aroundthetop four all year." Mark Dillon played alt No. one of the best of the year OWN“? said assistant coach Bill 5 winning 6-4. 6-2. and Brian along with South Carolina Csipkay. “Now we aren't Hussey. who moved up to fill and the upcoming Clemson 'I'IIeWopracanen'stennls‘Msure what order we'll 'use." the void left by Joyce. won match. teamishurtingbutyouwon't Yesterday State took five 4-6. 6—4, 6-3. ”Hampton Institute beat see it in it's 18-1 record. of. the six singles matches Csipkay was filling in for us this past fall 6-3 and has Including yesterday‘s cake- and went on to win 8-1 over head coach J.W. Isenhotir. already beaten Carolina this walk over Iowa, State has Iowa. who was scouting today's season he noted. run on 10 victories in a row. State's Andy Andrews opponent.. Hampton Insti- Today's match will give The streak includes wins defeated Iowa’s Tom Holt- tute. That match will be at the Pack a good tune--up for over Auburn on Friday and mann in the No. 1 singles 2:15this afternoon on State's Wednesday's second ACC Saturday,both by7-2 match 6-3, 7-5. Matt McDon- home courts. match. State traveling to scores. ald and Scott Dillon won Chapel Hill to take on UNC. But things could get their singles matches for the “Iowa played surprisingly The meet will begin at 2 sticky. In State's victory Pack in straight sets 6-3. 63 strong," said Csipkay. “All pm. and Csipkay pointed out 'over Florida Saturday. the and 7-5. 7-5. respectively. the matches were pretty that a good fan turnout is Pack’s John Joyce sprained Carl Bumgardner dropped close. vital against the Tar Heels. his ankle. the only singles match losing “Tomorrow's (Monday's) State's women's .tennis “We've been switching in three sets 5-7. 7-5. 6-4. match will be really tough. team is steadily improving and Csipkay points tothe win over Michigan State as a telling sign in the Pack's improvement. “Michigan State beat Wake Forest already and Wake beat us last fall." he said. “Suzanne Nirschl won a very important match for us against the Spartans. "We were down 2-3 when she won her match. That tied us at 3-3 and we went on to take all the doubles matches." Women beat ECU State's women downed East Carolina on Friday 8-1. The one match that was lost came as Csipkay substituted a non—regular in the lineup. “All the girls are playing real well. We really had an easier time with ECU this time than last." assessed Csipkay. Both of the top two singles players for State, Susan Sadri and Ginger Lancaster, came away with big 6-0, 60 wins against the Pirates. The women host Harvard Tuesday at 2:15. The Pack takes a 3-1 record into the Sta" photo by Larry MerreII match. State'sSconDIlIonapproechestlnnetkIyeetuday'smatchepahstIowa.

State’5 men swimmers finish 11th at NCAA’s,

but team feels better shOwing was pOSSIble by Clayton Perrey best, for fourth place. But. other State senior. closed out points with his seventh place into the finals of the 50-yard Sports Writer Saturday he failed to qualify his NCAA career in style. finish in the ZOO-yard back- freestyle. David Keane. in the top 12 and was Seeded No. 1 going into ‘ stroke. State's only diving represen- CLEVELAND—“HI could eliminated from the 200- Ihe lOO—yard butterfly. Umb- The Heel's seven points tative. stood at ninth after just try. it once more," said breaststroke competition. densiock went 48.55 for placed them in the 26th the preliminaries from the State swimmer Paul Spar- third place. His time was .66 place. three—meter board. kes. “I could have given it “I think he was just a little seconds off Cal-Berkeley's His score of 328.60 after more but I didn't." too rested." explained State Parr Arvidsson's record ltelaytealnsceres the semifinals left him two It seemed as though that assistant coach Bob Wienek- breaking time of 47.76. points short of the qualifying statement was typical en. ”The 200 is a tougher race Arvidsson's record was State scored its first points 12. Keane finished 14th. for every one of the State than the 100 and Duncan oneofthe nine set during the with a sixth place finish in Greg Louganis. a fresh- "tankers. wasn't in as good a shape as Ihree days of competition. the {00-yard medley relay. man from Miami Florida. Even with 41 points. good we thought." (‘leveland State University Paul Lohman. Goodhew. took the one-meter competi~ for an 11th place finish. the Goodhew was disappoint- hosled the finals two years Umbdenstock. and Chuck tion. and Matt Chelich of Wolfpack faltered in some ed Io say the least. ago when every event's time Gaul combined to go 3:21.25. Michigan won from three areas that weren't suspect- was shattered. This year three seconds out of first. meters. ed. Goodhew has trouble only IO ofthe 19 events were State's John Grezeszcak Next up for the State Duncan Goodhew proba- not altered. failed to qualify in the swimmers will be the AAU's. bly suffered the most bitter After his 100 victory he Cal-Berkeley ran away ZOO-yard individual medley They will be held in Sta" bnoto by Larry merreII setback. On Friday, the All- explained. ”I've beaten these with the victory. 287 to 227. andUmbdenstock didnot get California April 12-15. America went 55.83 in the guys in the long courses I over second-place Southern The Wolfpack's Matt McDonald returns one when the weather was warmer. loo-breaststroke, a personal can go into the weight room ‘ California. Florida took third and lift more than any of wilh 224. Defending cham- them with my legs. pion Tennessee took fourth. Before you buy. "I have trouble on ‘the marking up 221 points. TilthK TwiCEl Wolfpack marksmen beaten by Langley turns." State did not score in the shop ourcomplete For the senior II was his final day's events. Paul by LarrySuch vidual Aggregate Winner. and Pete Young totalled a to win. so we just didn'l put last trip to the NCAA finals. Sparkes took 14th in the line of Chevettes. Sports Writer Ralph Graw's538 earned him 1081 to clinch second place. in the effort . The other halfof But undaunted. Goodhew I650. 34 seconds off the Monzos, First Marksmen Individual while the “white" team of the problem was the quarter- will (onlinue to train for the record pace of UCLA's Brian The Wolfpack riflers ex- Aggregate and Second Indi- Graw. Such. Curka and course. When you shoot a AAUs and the I980 ()lymp lioodell's 14:54.13. Comeros. perienced triumph and de- vidual Marksman Prone. Gienienski received third halfcourse and the first its. l'N(“s Kenneth Ireland feat at the National Rifle Tom Hill received Second with a 1023. Wake Forest's target is bad. you can make Jim Umbdenstock. an scored Ihe Tar Heels only Association 3-Position Open Sharpshooter Individual 956 took fourth. up for it on your second Sectional held at Thompson Aggregate for his per- target, but with a quarter- Indoor Range Saturday. formance of 551. A quarter-course (one course. one target is all you The Pack did well indivi- target in each position) was get. If you shoot a had one. dually. accumulating eight Pack awarded employed for one portion of thats it awards. but fell short of the competition instead of lim- capturing the team competi- Bogdan Gieniewski was the usual half-course. Next Saturday. the Pack (The Place of Quolity Repop lnII-Iseuion 55 at 64 west tion.‘ awarded First Marksman "Our overconfidence and will shoot its last match. of A PEX (‘A R Notable disappointment Individual Standing. -Jeff the quarter-course did us in." the season, the Simonson was worn on the face of Curka acquired First Marks- said Reynolds. ”We expected Memorial Match. at home. College Point 362-8821 Wolfpack head coach John man Individual Prone as well and Reynolds as his team shot as Second Marksman Indivi- Body scores far below average. dual Kneeling. and Tom Such i HELP WANTED “We shoot best when we received Second Marksman 1022 South Sounders have to get up for a match," Individual Standing. 828-3100 Jimmy Goldstor said Reynolds. “Today. we First place in the team E KErW CAFETERIA just didn't try." competition went to the JJ K&W In spite ofthe surprisingly Langley Eagles, a very LV low scores. State managed to talented junior team from l Full or Part Time walk away with the majority Langley Air Force Base in "CAFEFER/A of the individual awards. Virginia. with a scoreof 1101. NO LATE WORK WHAT EVERY BLACK PARENT State's Bill Thomas. State's “red" team of i We invite all State students and shooting 566. received Indi- Thomas. 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Our deepest sympathies are extended to said to disrupt traffic by cavorting in the middle any persons sentenced to the- cruel and of the street. and have so badly frightened unusual punishment of living. working or some workers and residents that they wont conducting any honest business in the area of stir outside the buildings at night without a Hillsborough St. west ofthe state Capitol. just a ‘ police escort. (A “victimiess” Crime. you say?) few blocks from the State campus. Raleigh police. according to Sunday's The That area has become a paradise for hordes News and Observer. have responded to of prostitutes. pimps. transvestites and other citizens' demands for protection from this assorted freaks. who are making life miserable- makeshift army of invaders. Recently. five for those who must venture into the forbidden prostitutes and 37'male “johns" have been territory but don't want to participate in their arrested. a substantial figure when one realizes sick games. that only 25 people were .nailed for the same The section of Hillsborough St. receiving the offenses in all of 1978. heaviest concentration of the freaks is the first While grateful for the crackdown. however. four blocks adjacent to the Capitol. which persons of the area interviewed by the N820 includes an apartment building, two motels. a say that. while it might result in a temporary service station. tire store. and—incredibly slowdown of the unlawful activities. they will enough—three churches. probably resume—as blatantly as ever—once The fact that theprostitutes havechosen this the heat is removed. They're probably right. It would be the simple task ofevaluating two ‘particular part of the city to solicit their The only answer to the problem is for the police to intensify their operations in‘thé Vote Hayworth ' strangersby what'sonpaper. Sofar I have Endorsement customers isn’t in itself the worst problem. been able to remain friends with Nick and JD. run-offsare today and there Rather. it is the harassment of residents and Hillsborough St. trouble spots. and to do so and I sincerely hope that i will stillbe their The election workers in the area that has led to a public indefinitely. There is no reason why people Now that the general election resultsare out are twocandidatesremainingforthe Student wishing to live peacefully or to conduct an and I find that l was only 93 votes away from a friend regardless ofwho wins. because thisis Body Presidency: Nick Stratas and J. D. outcry to law enforcement officials to crack run-off spot. l am very disappointed. of course. too trivial an issue to lose friends over. Hayworth. ' ‘ down against the sex peddlers. hone5t business in that area should be So close yet so far— well.just as the poster in More. Ithink that the description of the Reportedly. the prostitutesand their cohorts intimidated by crowds of dangerous thugs. and my room reads. “It doesn't matter if you win or run-tiffas “personality versus politics" was I became familiar with the views and abilities have damaged property in the restaurants and the police should spare no efforts to arrest as lose... until you lose." pellucld and accurate indeed and right on of both Nick and J. D. while actively motels, terrorized the patrons. and threatened many of them as possible until they are at last Since it is now some three daysafter the target. That is provided you view this with an campaigningagainst both of them. Both people living in the area. causing business to convinced that it isn't worth it to peddle their general election. I thought that I would be able open mind. candidatesare genuinelyconcernedand suffer for the store proprietors. They've been wares in that neck of the woods. to catch up on all of my classassignments (I In writingthis letterthere are those who will anxiousto work for the students. There are. didn‘t miss'any classes while campaigning) and despite my reasonsfor endorsinga candidate. however. some differences which I feel make . get some desperately needed sleep. question me for doing so. Therefore. if you do J.D. Hayworth the only viable candidate for Due to the fact that I pulled in some 485 not feel that lam qualified to do so. let my the office. J.D. has an assertive personality In the dark votes. everyone (except the run-off opinion go in oneear and out the other. and will be able to persuade administrators to candidates) has been hounding me about who because you do not have to listen to my see the students‘ position. This persuasive The problem of campus lighting has The biggest deterrent to alleviating the I should endorse and why. l cannot even walk opinion. ability is of major importance in any political received heavy attention for several years and darkness problem. of course. is money. Asst. to class without being stopped and preached to On the whole. this was a good campaign arena. J.D. also offers new and innovative isslowly improving. but concerned administra- Vice Chancellor for Business Bill Jenkins told about how important it is that l hurry and give and I enjoyed every minuteof it. I met a ideas toLa semi-stagnant student government; tors and student leaders must continue to the Technician last week that $35000 has my supporters a recommendation. multitude of new friends and learned agreat devote attention to the issue until the already been spent on repairing and improving i must stop here toapologize to WKNC for deal. If i had it to do all over again. I would only Our student government does “need a kick deficiencies are removed. the lighting system across the campus. In not giving Jim Pickett the scoop he wanted for change one element of mycampaign: the key . in the ass" and perhaps J.D. will be able to to winning.‘And. since I have found it. I will be provide the needed incentive. Three surveys conducted in the past two addition. a soon-io-be-installed set of lights in the 8 pm. news on Wednesday. March 21. the Dabney Hall end of 'the Supply Store when he spotted me in the Student Center. greedy and keep it to'myself. J. Carson Cato V years named an area in the lower parking lot tunnel will cost a surprisingly high $400. The Terry Martin was also unable to extract any I sound bitter. don't I? I am. This is thefirst JR. CHE adjacent to Lee and Bragaw Residence Halls things are just plain expensive." and it's going to headline newsfrom me in the elevator for eleCtjon l have ever lost and the “agony of _as the most dangerous unlighted area on take some time to get enough cash together to Friday's Technician. At those times. I was not defeat" is not a friend that people are dying to campus. it’s still that way. Several other spots fully end the darkness issue. ready to make a commitment. meet. havealsobeen cited for lack of lighting and According to Jenkins. the Lee/Bragaw lot is At first. ldid not feelthat it wasimperative Most importantly though. l would liketo HiQ-ho! remain unimproved. scheduled to receive lighting improvements for me to publicly make an endorsement thank everyone whovoted for me and all those After limping along for 25 years with The danger of dark areas .on a college this summer. If done. they would greatly because those who were intelligent enough to who helped me throughout my campaign. inadequate facilities. I am glad to see the campus is quite obvious. Such spots are improve the safety of a large segment of the conclude that l was the best candidate can Now that l have beat around the bush. it is athletic department busting their collective havens for rapists. thieves and other crooks. student body. ' make their own choice concerning the run-off time to accomplish the task that I originally set asses to remedy this deplorable situation. and with a large student body and a limited In the meantime. residents of that area—and candidates. out to dri— to endorse a candidate. It isa tou h After all. we common students have only had Security force it’s hard to constantly patrol of others with lighting deficiencies—should But this‘stance appears to be the middle decision but nonetheless it must be made. This to deal with slightly uncomfortable situations them all. Too often we receive reports of take precautions when out after dark. In road and the only easy way out. Now I feel that isgoing to be (please. please excuse my like barely adequate parking spaces. vermin assaultsin some isolated area of campus which addition. they should keep reminding those lam obligated to be of more help than that. French!) one hell of a race. So J.D.. "dig in." infested dorm rooms that are either too hot or makes the need for better lighting all the more responsible of the need for improvements so If I did not know both Nick and JD. the because lam behind you all the way. too cold bUt are always in short supply. and that they will be done with all possible haste. decision would not have so many externalities. Conclusively. I encourage all 485 people who the great expense of not having a food plan V(tied fof me to votefor J. D. Hayworth for forced upon us by the powers that be for a Student Body President. relatively short time. I suppose that we will have to suffer an adequate amount of time Sherry B. Williams (like the athletic department) before the Can zit ray conquer world? \ JR LAP-LEB money will be deemed necessary to solve these and other insignificant nuisances that can also infiltrate through plague the common student. _ Right now the Enemies of the Free World sure that the THC Stratas supporters .. are preparing new superweapons that will Blissful Ignorance the cornea. throw our current notions of warfare into a The implications are terrifying. Artillerymen Granted. the athletes deserve better cocked hat. In fact, an immense hat is being Larry Bliss sit back and laugh instead of firing. infantry We support the candidacy of Nick Stratas facilities for they and only they are the built for this very purpose. disobeys orders and buys pizzas. and airmen for student body president because we feel producers of vast amounts-of revenue that (If you're wondering just who the Enemies more than acne. with the possible exception of return to base. missiles unfired. to listen to rock that he is best qualified io be our student body enable such heroes as Willis Casey and Frank of the Free World are. please report to the the neutron bomb. The Zit Ray capitalizes on disco and “boogie." president. We are doing this out of sincere Weedon (aka. The Lone Ranger and Tonto) ' nearest Subversion Detection Center. There’s this fear by zapping soldiers with acnons. Clone bombs create duplicates of every interest in seeing Student GOvernment to.strike terror into the hearts of the villainous one next to every lRS office. And if you turn subatomic particles that cause pimples. human being within 250 meters of impact. Continue to work for us. ' inasses of common students by frivolously out to be a Commie weasel. don't count on The potential for the Zit Ray is enormous. Two of everyone. including two commanding Nick has shown by his past involvement spending money when the need elsewhere is getting your tax refund any time soon.) Imagine an entire armored division calling off officers. No one knows which Sgt. Rock to that he cares and that he can do the job. If painfully obvious. And granted. the athletic Details on these heretofore secret weapons an attack and retreating to its supply base obey. and discipline breaks down. Combat elected. Student Government can department is not really a part of student life were provided by highly-placed sources deep because its tank crews demanded Clearasil. effectiveness evaporates like gin spilled on a immediately begin working for us rather than and they really don't have anything to do with within the Kremlin. How highly placed? Well. Someday the craters could be on our boys' ht t' sidewalk. and the score is: Them 7. US 0. waiting half a year to become oriented. how money is spent on the common student; at least four of them wear oxygen masks to faces. instead of the'battlefield. Tickle Mines are the Commies' idea of Issues that Nick has worked on in the past but tell us. Kemosabie. is it nice to sit in your work. And their assistants have to wear stilts. THC Shells are even more horrifying. Since “humane" weapons. When stepped on. the and would like to work on in the future in instaie funded office and leave little silver Are they reliable? You betcha. For years most of my readers don't smoke "pot." I'll just Tickle Mine envelops the unwary solider in a include a six-week drop period. a five-cent (in DDDIHQS of immortality as reminders that they've kept secrets that people haven’t even say that THC is what gets people "high" and feazher lined net. As he struggles to free Copier and registration by mail. Besides these St tmeone is looking out for the poor told them. leave it at that. himself. the feathers tickle him into a guffawing services. we,feel that he would provide good underprivrleged athletic students? So. all you decent. concerned and When a THC shell explodes, anyone within lump of khaki. representation for us to the-administration. right-thinking Americans—and you Republi- 300 meters gets “stoned." The THC enters Multiply this incident by 10.000 and We urge you to vote Nick Stratas for The only bright spot to this entire episode is cans. too—take a look at this list of terror the body through the nasal passages. Since you've sown the seeds of defeat for an army Student body president. that The Lone Ranger and Tonto will not weapons and shudder. some troops are “coke heads" and have that once pacified the Dominican Republic. Karen Piner have the money from a tuition hike to fool The Zit Ray. Nothing frightens a young Gl destroyed their nostrils. the Soviets have made LKWH. This hard-io-pronounce acronym President. Humanities and around with. However. the one bright spot is stands for a fearsome weapon: Little Kids Social Sciences School Council eclipsed by the knowledge that Mr. Casey With Hoses. Nobody would ever imagine that probably won‘t read this and positively won‘t cute little German children with rubber hoses Ned McCoy dc anything aboUt this and by the fall of '80 we could wreak such havOc. Unless these darling President. we will have a brand new. silver athletic little quislings used their hoses to siphon Engineers School Council building that the common student will only be valuable gasoline from truckst' armored able in look at. ti personnel carriers and the lawn mowers that - Robert E. Lee David M. White trim the Supreme Commander's grass. Student Senate President-elect JR LAM Similar to LKWH is another fifth-column Student Body Treasurer unit that preys on the American sense of 7 humor: PJWWC. or Practical Jokers With Whoopee Cushions. Technician ...-...... ”Even more dangerous are DPWPD (Disguised Pygmies with Poison Darts). GCP InterimEditor ...... John Flasher (Grenade-Carrying Pigeons)“ and YHCWDS NewsEditor ...... I . .Terry Martin Circulation (Yowling Horny Cats Who Disturb Sleep). SportsEditor ...... Bryan Black Manager ...... Mike Davies Elkicopters land near American units and Entertainment Editor ...... Karen Edmiston Assistant ...... Doug Shull disgorge dozens of drunk. staggering Elks. FeaturesEditor ...... Andrea Cole Production Lions and Kiwanis. Many Elks are kidnapped Businass Manager ...... Vernon Veglia from the fleshpots of Europe by KGB agents. Serious Page Editor ...... HelenTart Manager ...... Martin Ericson while others are actually. vodka-saturated PhotoEditor ...... LarryMarrell Layout/Pasta-up . . .Suzi Galler, Beth Gettys. Ukrainians who don’t care where they are. GraphicsEditor ...... Gene Does Mary Hansen, Mick Hunneman, Linda Parks. Whatevertheir origin, Soviet planners estimate AngelaTatum, BillieWells that just forty plastered conventioneers could Advertising Typosattars .- ...... Larry Bliss, Cara Flasher, disrupt an entire battalion. DianneGullion. Debbe Hill Manager ...... Sam Pierce Maintenance Enginaor ...... Martin Ericson What can be done to counter these devious Salesman ...... Eddie Baby. JuddWhite. Assistant ...... {John Craven devices? Clearly. our generals will have to ‘be ' ‘ Tim Cockerh’am Proofreaders...... LarryBoilia. equally tricky. Suppose. for instance, that you Design .....Norman Belch. Marc Blumenstoin, Wanda Bombardier, DorisGreens equipped 4 million little Commie kids with 40 ‘ Angeia Mohr Brad million thumbtacks... McGowan. Alan Powell