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Belltower Student shot in is site of armed robbery mugging ting in it car on Mot‘t‘tll Drnc By Eric Liebhauser (ilen Russell Wliitehtirst it. IS. Staff Writer One of two ot (irttiieslaiid. N (X located rrt l’rtt (‘ourity \Kil\ arrested and An N.(‘. State University student charged with attired robbery and was attacked and robbed at lhs‘ suspects assault with a deadly weapon with Memorial -- the intent to kill Tower lriday if \Vlittelitirsi was also charged night, still at large with possession ol a weapon of According By Steve (‘risp mass destruction alter Public to the police Stuff Writer Salety t'ccoycrcd a sawedaitl .33 r e p o r t caliber r'rlle near Wlittehurst‘s K e n d a l .-\n .N'.(‘. State l'niierstty student PISS Nissan. Mercer and was shot and |ll_llll'L‘Ll Monday Whitehurst is currently being B 3 f h a l’ 4! morning during it robbery on cam “Cid '“ ”W Wake ( (”H“) Moore were pus, Detention lactltty under 325.000 sitting on tlte Roger Anthony Dill. I”. a soplio bond and has a court appearance Memorial Tower‘s southeast bench at more mu” liedt'ord. .N' ll . “a. L.” sci l'or Not 20 Ill Wake (‘ounty ”:50 pm. when they were accosted. rouie m the “mm ”I ()w L.” District ( ourt ' Mercer said that a mart with lortg. Residence Hall l'rom Western ACLWdth 10 RI spokesperson for blond hair. wearing a light-colored T Bouleuird when lie was tlte (irecmtlle Police Departriient. sltirt abbroached hitit t'rom behirtd approached by a man on tlte lower “h'wh‘ml h‘“ "“ prior record and grabbed him by the tieck. 'l'lte intramural l'reld belitnd “h?” l‘i‘l'ss‘ WNW”) toun‘d (‘arrritclracl (iyninasium , “l“lk'lll'r‘ls h“ “i“ "ll”‘z‘ ”1 h" assailant lorted Merrie ott ot the ,~\ccordtng to Public Satety car behind tlte steering wheel and bertclt and onto the ground. lhc man l‘L‘pUt’lS. l)ill was c‘itttlt’iittlc‘d lil'tllll tirade no attempt to llee when then deriianded Mercer‘s wallet. belitnd at I am. Monday by what approached. police said .-'\ccording to the report, while he said was one ltldtHdtl’dl who In statements to the police. Mercer was lying on the ground. tltieatened him arid demanded Whrtchiirst indicated tltat lie knew another man approached Moore lrom money nothing ot the incident arid leigned the west side of the Memorial Tower Dill said he thougltt the stispect innocence. a spokesman said arid stood tti twin of her lhc ittatt was holding a hole. and he Whiteltiirst also claimed not to told Moore not to more. attempted to outrun the suspect. know where he was and dented Alter Mercer's assailant obtained police said. Dill had taken about eyen knowing the location of NC. the wallet. both men ran in the direc- five steps when he was shot tn the State, in further questioning. tion of llolladay Hall. ()ne tltiet‘ ran back just under his let't shoulder Whitehursi implicated a second g'. toward the southeast of the building. blade With one round trom a .22 puny in the shooting. the other toward the southwest. rifle. At the request of Public Safety. Neither of the Victims was inyiired, the second suspect's name and “_ Police are looking for two white Police said that alter the injured description are being withheld males. both in their lllltlrztls The Dill dropped to the ground. the tiritil the lllledUltl is arrested on first suspect ts about S leet o, with .i suspect remoted a portable L'Ultl' warrants issued under the satire husky lbutltll arid lopg. bloln'd hair and tamingpact discaboutplayer$25and a wallet conv charges m ”WW “am” , . , is sin to tare a rtiii. ie secori Dill then waited setcral minutes “hllkhlll‘l- suspectA is approximatelyI 5 toot 0.l and made his way to a blue light lnl‘orrtiation gathered by with shouldcrrlength. brown liatr and phone and called Public Satety Teclirtrctari indicates that the two an a\erage build. Dill was taken to Wake Medical stispecis let't Pitt (‘ounty Sunday Also this week. Ptibltc Salety (‘eiiter' where he underwent enter- exerting with the intent to commit reported that the intariiotis ball boy gency surgery to narrow the sltig robbery til the Raleigh area assailant. who was pictured Ill Ki-wrv . ir-Mit ,trrtttr m t." and was transterred to tire (‘ardiac According to Public Satety. the Technician. ltas been identrlred but ('are [hit at o: l 2 a m I\loriday two apparently split up when nocharges hayc been pressed. M' df I f th d t 'I Dill was discharged trom the tiriit arrryiiig at the campus Ptiblic Sat’ety Detecti\e Samuel D 'n u o e e a' s g“ i pm. Tuesday dllt‘l'lliiiitt to a At least tour other indistduals on Head said the assailant was not an regular unit tor recoscry the campus reported seeing or .N'(‘Sl' student btit a medical student '\s ot'”l‘uesday his condition had talking roan tridiyidual tilting the l‘rom out ot tow It. Mat k Tut ker, a graduate student in industrial design, puts his effort into a toot-operated lug nut remover. been upgraded ti'om serious to description ot the second suspect Head said the two men worked out good durtrtg the course ot the eyeniiig. their differences witltotit taking the Police tmesttgatirig at the scene A search tor the second suspect matter to court arid Public Satety has ol the incident lotind a titan lillllllg’ is continuing in Wake and Pitt concluded the rn\estigatiori the description ot the assailant sit (‘ouittrcs
Poor turnout for first bone marrow drive Campus priest, 58, dies By lracey Neal iltc (‘atlrolrc (‘eiiter By .I. Christopher Jost .lr. managed to haye a lo percent catnpris again nest semester. With the cspericnce we i. :t' .wi-t “He is as a \cry \t'll\lll‘-t‘ man and sery Start Writer turnout. while .Nt‘Sl mustered only l i pcrr gatrted this time I‘m certain we cart do much ”ettl. better." he said, aware. ot their . ttlie studerits‘i needs." ”d- the 5N“ “Itch \llil. .‘lot'iday’y , ”if”. kL;. l Inl . Lulmm‘mm'. l . Ut many K HI L-[--L] .t\1t N't‘SL'g l, . titor‘lLS't illiHitcitI tli1 athii inI eIt itcgi ItitlHi“In.e toimow“I yrtrin:1-":s rl‘tint""l‘ h“kti\ e”1“Hmmlctl t\thtr bcI RomanH” R“(atholtc. J‘“priestl‘h MV“toram.N'( State lattice' \lyatrous.. campus chaplain. ”1”"le Lll‘v’”. ‘ ‘} ‘L‘Ui‘ *u”“li“‘ groups I“ 's L‘l"“ "RMi ‘t\. ant . L' ‘'ir stir a ‘l[ll e a term ri t k‘l s t e e r . i r e‘ l rtt\cisil} .s ( ..tllll‘ilt' Ministry. died described McLNaItttita. as ..it W'.‘. “i"nb. get people registered \\llll the National ltorie ic\\ ltoyl't'li‘tlds sat and watched while the” blood related disorders. When soirieoirc's Monday ol a heart attack alter a short gentle man with a great wnw ot Marrow Registry. gtrltriends brayed the r’elatt\c|y painless bone ritarrow is destroyed by disease or cart run humor ” About 350 students. procedure. cer‘ treatment. it titust be replaced logether with Sister Mary lynch. The wake scritcc on campus will be faculty arid stal'l' marched Stellar also said the rriiitortty showing was a Stellar esplatncd that bottc marrow trans \lc \aritara worked with students. lactil held today at the Sacred Heart up the steps to the ,3 bit lighter than he had hoped. Only 22 plants are much more mtolsed than simple ty and stall to create a strong ministerial Studcrtt (‘enter Ballroom \trrcari -\ttieric.ins had been registered by blood traitsltistoris because .i nearly esact tis ('athedral lrom 7 to 0 p in ,\ lurteral to register and give blood day's end Stellar said minority support is stre typc match must be made presence They also worked with d large mass will be on 'l‘hursday at noon .ii for testing. important because ol a greater need and the lior this Lll'l\L' Phi Delta 'lheta. Sigma graduate student population and tnterna Stew art Theater But Wayne Stellar. drlticitlty ot making matches Kappa. Alpha Phi Alpha and Delta Sigma tiorial students at the Aquinas llottsc. There will be a wake l'i'tday tn regional organizer ot The .i\erage likelihood ot' a rtiatclt is one in Theta worked to t'tttse o\ er Sl-Ultltl to pay tor thc (‘atltoltc Student (‘eiiter 'l‘ewksbury. Mass and he will be buried Hope l
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Pack defeats George Mason in ice hockey By Steven Moats goal. tiicluding only one sltot on goal III the "\‘se ll.ttl .l lot or opportunities btit didn't Staff Writer “I was very nervous before Ilttttl period (‘layton recorded the win with ..ish them It] \cwsoittc said "It was good to toe sascs. while Jefti‘ey had so sayes L‘t'l lllt‘ lltsl 1'.IIIIL' tltlilc‘l out ttclts " The defense made the difference as the N.(‘. the game... I am pl used with “\\e wanted to get work for both goalies State l'ni\ersity hockey club defeated (ieorge the eITort... They (lid otithit us. \‘kc sltut them down pretty good We looked State ttriitpcd to .r it) lead oit goals by Mason Sunday solid." said (‘oach (‘harlie New some. .’\ordskog. lscitcy and /aiconc .i\ttct a pair State a\enged last year‘s tournament loss by but I believe our timing' was 'I was way ncryoiis before the game. said ol \ltrsolt goals Stale scotcd the llti.tl three of ACC ROUNDUP w ltipping Mason. 6-2. State was led by off on the contact due to the head coach Itob Mocock "l attt pleased wtlh the game Storing the goals were Kcn defcnscman lirian Nordskog. who had two limited practice time.“ the clloit We got mticlt iitoie ot the play S/cliga Antone .md \otdskoe goals artd an assist. and forward (‘hris they did outlirt trs. btrt l bclrcye that our um Heart attack strikes Zarcone. who had two goals. Hob .\Iococl\. rug .\.ts oil on the contact dtic to limited prat lltc team tram-ls to \ rigrttia this weekend to Iloweycr. the detense was what carried NCSU (‘Ittlt llockey coach lice ttmc' battle l rln-tlx .tlltI \ttgima lctlt 'llie next Tiger soccer coach State to \ictory. (Ioaltenders (‘hris (‘layton lltc ottense was good enough to score sis home game wtll be lttt'stldy against Duke Clemson ltead soccer coach l..'\l. and (ircg .letfrey both played excellently in goals on 1* shots with soittc signs ol Heel l'tmt-mty .rl I)H!littt \tt'lld llns game will Ibrahim suffered a heart attack the net. and the entire defensive front was KL‘IL‘C). ('lttttl \I.tlltt'si-:t \lhlfits l livery Saturday .\ 10pm - lam W) not m at was W “0 WKNC 88.1FM Happy Halloween! "Solid State Rado" W) w\\\ end. an Cellar Door (0mertsPresents t eww smw. 833—1213 THE BREWERY A Calendar of Bands- ~llut. October *Thursday 31 Halloween! MC)RRSY Specia/guests. Planet Rockers SUBLIMINAL SURGE DEAN E.gSMITH CENTER with Buddy Valentine and Wednesday 0 November 20,1991- 8.00 pm The Prophets of Circe Get a Large Pizza All tickets $18.50 for the fling price of TICKErs GO ON SALE THURSDAY, OCT. 3 November a Medium! 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Morgan St. 833-83566) (919)834-7018 828-3334 Expires 3-3 I —92 3904 Western Blvd. 3009 Hillsborough St. 4 October to, men It‘(l1llltltlll \‘itflls Pack swimmers look to improve on ’91 results By Jennifer Bouck “()ur mcct intensity was good. and there tunes of I'M} and I it) o respectively. lumor Olympic—Past (‘haiiipiorishrps. (‘oy feet conference championship meet and Staff Writer was .i lot or emotion and enthusiasm .iriiong .\fter this first meet. the team is now pre won the l00~meter backstroke in a National they make sortie mistakes." [htx lt‘dltls.‘~ \tlltl llL‘dtl pared to gear tip for the regular season. The Junior Olympic record Commenting on other teams. Easterling The Wolfpack men‘s and women‘s swim coach Don lzastcrlriig. men's team. which was 4 l iii the confer time of 57.89 In addi- added. ”Virginia is weaker than they have teams are back in the water for another sea» entering his 31nd season crice last year. will look to tumor his to tion. he was a member been in the past. and Florida State is strong son. looking to improve on last year's \(‘t' of coaching at State. lead the team. l‘o\ shared the riiost \.ihiable of his team‘s «IOU-meter but they have some weaknesses.“ finishes. State took home llllL‘L‘ swimmer shot in last year's conference medley relay that took The women are coming off one of their first places in the eight— chaiiiptotiships. after taking titles and tllltlll' home the gold. best seasons in years. Every member The men ended last year with a 7-3 record cycrit rricct. Dayitl PM lying for thc NCAA national cIiampi Although the men‘s returns from last year's squad with the and finished second in the conference was the only tudiyidual oriships in the it) and ltltlryard frccstylc team has moycd up cyception of captain Kathy Littig. behind [NC-Chapel Hill. The women had winnc.r liking the 50 and the IIlIl-yiird buttcrlly from fourth place three liasterling expects to look to defending their best ACC finish in l0 years. placing yard freestyle in .II In addition. he combined with iiiitiors years ago to second A('(‘ champions Laura Mazur and Gardiner third behind Carolina and Virginia with an In addition. the men s Cox .loltii Marielle and Matt lluiiawa and plat c last year. Gardiner in the Itltl—yard breaststroke and ZOO-yard overallS-4 record Still-yard medley relay seniors liorcstcr and Nick l’alcociasstis in liastct‘ltttg belimcs the butterfly respectively for team leadership. The Pack traveled to Carolina for the lith of (‘hucky (‘o\. (ircg the 200 and 4tltliyard trccstylc relays .it the racc this year for the Also rcturrting is sophomore ACC diver Annual Tar Heel Invitational Friday night. l‘orsotic. lo\ and .liiii l'orrcstci. and the national chatiipioiiships. .\('(' title w ill be a tough one. of the year Agnes Gerlach. (ierlach is the This was the secortd meet for the teams women's medley relay of Nancy ('hapman. liastcrling also c\pccts licshiiian new "The team to heat will definitely be after their Oct. Ia‘ Red yerstts' White Itrltc Kimball. SU/aiinc (iardiiicr and comer (‘o\ to make an immcdratc inip.ict ('aroliria.“ [casterlirig said. "We have an littersquad meet. Jeanne Bonner got \rctorics for the Pack iti for the team. In this past sumriicr‘s .\.itioii.il outsidc chance at the title it we have a per- St't' SWIMMEBS, Ptly't’ 5 Soccer Dean enjoys success for Pack for this season. (iciger said Dean‘s "It‘s so much better now because I Coir/mired trout [Kroc 3 (tutti/trout ”our l‘act'i espcrienccs make her an ideal Icad- feel like what l do matters.“ she nameiits. Dean struggled the first season. er. said. "This team cart be really good. But to have any chance of doing trying to adiust to college training "She‘s really been at all levels of and I know l can help. and I want to that. State will have to vanquish the and moyc tip to lhc Icycl ol her the program. so she can identify Cavaliers on Saturday. Virginia beat lcamiiiatcs She hoped to moyc tip with what any of the other athletes be a part of it." State 2-l on Oct. 20 when a second to being coriipctitiyc by her sopho are feeling." (iciger said. Her goals for the rest of the sea» half letdown by the Pack allowed more year. but instead she seemed “Everyone rccogni/es how hard son. starting with Saturday‘s ACC the Cavaliers to overcome State's l- to be going backwards. She “its she‘s wot‘lst‘tl ttl get It) this point. championships. are high. t) halftime lead. and the Pack play- unable to men match thc times she and it makes her really cftectiyc as “We want to win the ACC‘s. (lur ers now they know that they will ran in high school .iiid became a quict leader." ultimate goal would be to take the haye to maintain their intensity to inct‘casingly frustrated. The cause (‘otning into her final season. it first five places.” get a \ icrory. of her problems was disco\ cred it) a looked likc Dean was facing anoth- “Everyone on the team is looking blood test that rescaled scyct'c iron cr obstacle. A sore lirp forced her to A perfect score would be unprece- for us to play at a constant level of deficiency and riioiioiiticlcosis She miss two of the first three meets dented. and is unlikely. but State intensity that‘s not necessarily sky wound tip rcdsliirting the WM sea and to mow her training to a bike does have the top-three returning high but is aboye average and con- son as she let hcr body return to or pool. But she returned to the runners in (iomeI—Hettcs. Price and sistent.” senior co—captain Kelly normal line-up at the Penn State Dean. Keranen said before practice "My sophottiorc scar was so drs~ lnyitatiotial and was State‘s second Tuesday. “We going to try and play couragirig. couldn't irriagitic that runner as the \Vollpack dominated a “We've been disappointed with as hard as we can at practice so we l‘tl L‘\L‘t' l‘c guild.” l‘t‘att \.tttl "l strong field our NCAA finish the last two can get ready to play at that level tlltllld ktiow l was \lsls I thought I “She really showed her talent at years.” Dean said. “We want to get Saturday." tust wasn‘t any gootl.' Penn State. running that well off back into the top three this season. At Tuesday's practice. the “llicrc was a point where I‘ll limited training." (ieigcr said. “Her lndryidually. I‘d like to be all‘ Woll‘pack appeared intently admit I had doubts wlictlicr Kim running is still limited bill has .»\iiierican." focused. concentrating on certain was going to hay c success.” (ictgci‘ show It shc can race well anyway." Illtisc goals. and the fact that they specifically troubling aspects of its said "She was probably soinconc Dean says it's caster to oyct‘comc are likely to be achieved. say the own game as well as on its match— who \\.l\ going to iiccd .i longer obstacles now than it was three come. up with the Cavaliers. Keranen said time to athust to collcgratc running years ago. most about how far she has the Pack needs to place correcting anyway. but Iicr physical problems its own problems as its top priority csaggciatcd lll.ll lotttitiatcly. we "We‘ve already seen UVA. so we wcic .thc to correct them .ttitl gct already know what the match-ups her lllt‘\ itig forward .igaiii " are going to be and what their Dean points to the Nb” cross strengths and weaknesses are." ... country season .is tlic bcgiritiing of . Keranen said. “We JUst need to her turnaround \hc I.tlt tot State's work on eliminating the stupid Senior halfback Susie tones IHI will be a key toniponent in State’s mid- t\t'(‘ championship squad .iiid was errors that have been hurting its." the team‘s second linishcr at the Two of those Wolfpack errors led field as the Pack takes on Virginia in the first round of the ACL‘ tourney. \(‘.\:\ tncct to the loss against the Cavaliers and \lcttit'yl Is going It! conic. Illt‘y .tt‘L‘ from their last sct of suicide wind 1 ist yeit. Intll riiidt .ttbig step two more hurt the Pack in its 3-0 going to hate to be willing to pay sprints. the l'ack players tisscsscd forward ttkiiig lici plat beside her loss at LTNC on Sunday. Ilk‘ pl'lL'C lll Ill'tlclltt' Ill.tl l\ g‘tillig‘ Ii‘ their first step on tha- ““‘l "I \lb‘m tiott II \- ‘c it'ltttI'cs \lic Elimination of those errors will be earn them a chariipioiisliip ” pioiiship aspirations. carncd all \t'( lioiiois 1]] cross essential for victory over a Cavalier And so they did 'l'ucsday. making "l'nt satisfied." “”1“” ‘h'l-th“ toiiritiy with ltct sixth place tintsli squad that features several top play- their first payment on w hat they l.riid.t Ktirtyka said. "I don't ”‘le .it tlic \( ti iiicct. and she also tpial ers. including national team pool hope to be an \(‘t‘ chinipionslirp is c put out lift percent but wc gayc llli'tl for thc \( \ tliaiiipioiisltrps participant Amanda Cromwell. by going tlirotigh thc paccs of istii lllll I‘L'rct‘ltl .tlltl llldlis .i llk‘ck All .i iii Il.t\ls III the illllt‘ rtivtci‘s “Virginia‘s a good team." Gross dent hotir and .i h.Ill pt icttcc l t better than “(I percent or sonic llci l‘lt‘Lilt'\s \\ recogrii/cd said. “Our players know that if Ia Slrttlllllg‘ tlll‘ lllc‘ llt‘ltl still \sllltlc'tl thing like that." when slic w 1'7l’t'tl Icaltl captain III-II... VILLAGE INN PIZZA PARLOR I I All-You-Can-Eat I Family Hair Care Shops $3 89 DINNER BUFFET 0 Body Waves I' $13 895Precision Color Includes pizza. spaghetti. lasagna. soup. : No apporntmentCut necessary salad bar. garlic bread. and one cone of ice cream I Avent Ferry Shopping Center- Avent Ferry & Gormari St. I GOOD FOR 1 - 4 PEOPLE ANYDAY! I Salon Hours: Mon.- Fri.. It)» 8: Sat. 9- b 233-0058 ,' WESTERN BLVD. 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(li ltiilt‘l ‘ilt l'l‘ll lt‘t ltlllt |.tl| \iiiirts Racquetball club Swimmers face new @A—A—time standards rlards lioni past yeaIs in order to to sponsor Haven t til/fillllttil l‘i’lli‘ l’i-gr l "Swimming is getting hurt because some of the \lll \tl\l\ across the hoard lltL‘ deleitdiitg :\(‘(' ehariipioii iii the hest swimming in the United States is on the roiiiniittee det ided that .i mast 3 meter hoard aitd \sas \t‘tlllltl til iiuttii ot 370 men and flit ssotttett House tournament the metei .‘\s an international college ley'el. and when you limit the mnnher ol' may pailuipate III the meet eotitpetitot. slie totiipeted til the swimmers going to the championships. you are llie nets -.t.iiiil.iids Illtllltlt' art Max l )Iympics tll Seoul represent .iiitotiiatit «.iitolt tune and .i cott By Matt Holick l‘oiest. 'l‘ennessee. Virginia 'l'eeli. trig liei eomitty. Himgais eliminating chances for many athletes to hr ‘ak sttlt‘l.llttttl tiiite l.t\lt‘llll|;' teels Staff Writer James Madison. (ieorgia and llesides tlte deleitdittg iiidisidtial through and get experience on the national this \\tll make it much more dilli Virginia champions. the detendtttg \lldlltltl tllll to quality I).l\l\ sssiiiittieis lot The racquetball club .it N.(‘. State “We expect se\et‘al player's t'i‘om on Jill) yard medley iclas ietuiiis level." the \ll.lllltttttlt'slll|ts l'ttl \‘\.tlll[‘l\‘. has proyett that you can ha\e fun Virginia since N(‘Sl' is playing thiee iiteiuheis oi its team' .‘\l.i/iii. Don liasterling. llt one eseiit. only ti\e people and competition and still tiiid a against them tor the homecoming (iaidtiiei attd sophoiitoie '\tlll.t li.i\e e\ei \thllll the cutoll time. way to help a local charity, l'rom game the same weekend.” said BIL‘\CL‘l\Cl .llllltttt Nancy N(‘Sl7 s\\ imming coach and onls one ot those s\\|lllll|L'l\ Nos. 3. ltl. tlte r'aequethall eltih \\ ill ('ttlhet'l. ('liapittaii. a ti‘aitslet student liorit \\.t\ ltltiIHt‘yt‘ be hosting its third animal mtercol The entry cost ol' this totii'iuiment lttdiarl Ri\ei (‘oiitrtitiitity (ollege. its this unit H t'ttt’lj,‘\ ttsetl ltll lltt‘ lttttlkkt't‘tlttt‘L‘ \tsiniiiiiug is getting lttlll legiate tournament \\Illl all the pro is $20. That includes a "llshirt. \ltitttltl he .ltltlt'tl ltt that tc‘la} to llesides the other teams in lllt atiil ltIL'i'IIIL’ ot ltotiis totild he het hecaiise \Hlllt ol tlte hest s\\iiii ceeds going to the llaten llottse oi hreaklast Saturday and Sunday and make an unmedtate iiiipatt as the \tllllt'lt ll\k'. there are se\ei.il other tei iiseil \titli the suiiiiiiieis on an ttIlllf,’ ltl tlte l titted State is on tlte Raleigh's Youth lznrtcliment complimentary heserages and traits team‘s top haekstiokei. replacing ohstacles the teams liase to out iiitlitidtial ltasis " ' tolltge lestl .iiid \\llt‘|t \oii limit Seryiee. during the tournament liaeh partic graduate l.ittig While at Indian toiiie this seat that they ha\eii't \iiite \\t‘l;‘ll| lltlllllllj.‘ is optional, the minihei ol sssiiiiitieis going to Ha\en House is a l'nited Way ipant is sure to play at least two RHL‘I. sltL' \sotl lllk' Hill and Jill) had to l.lt e m \cais past the stsiiii coaches .llk no loiit'et the \ll.tlttttlttll\ll||)\. you an elttttt agency that has been responding to matches. yard haekstrokes iii national (lite ltlt' «liam'e is the \aiioiis .illossed to he to the \\L'|‘,'lll iooiii iiatiiig tll.lllt('\ loi iitaiiy athletes the needs ol trouhled youth since In addition. tree raequet stringing records at tlte |tiiiioi college ne\\ rules passed in the \(' \ leaning the task ol lllttllllttttltj.‘ the to hieak through and get espeii W72. ls pl'tHlth‘tl and equipment “ill be national eltaiiipiotisltips \tltile legislation last year llie ltaidest s\\ iiiiiiieis .llltl setetal tllltt‘l teaiiis cure on the national letel.“ Hasen House ran this tournament lor sale helping her teaiii to the national hit is the limit ol piartiee time to to \\tt;'l1l \\.i\t.e the ‘sllt'lll'lll lasteiliiig said ”Soiiietiities all it on its oyytt until se\er.tl years ago. 'l‘her'e \\lll also he a celebrity title last year Jtt liotiis pei \yeek lliis itile ssas roach ltl tlte ls‘esiiolds ('oliseiiiii takes is getting into the l‘tt.‘ poiid‘ it teamed \Hlll the NCSlT racquet» match it teatures the team ol Although tlte team only lost one the lll.t!ll ieasoii \tiiitoid s\\tlll \seiehI iooiii toi an athlete to make .i hip hreak hall cluh three years ago to ptit the WRl)l' disc jockey Stesc Reynolds Woman to graduation. the “omen ttit‘t .llltl \\tllltl lk'tt'lll lttiltlet latlel lltlltlti‘ll ' tournament together. and (‘harlie (ioodmght‘s outlet \Aill Itase added competition this l‘\.llts quit her \ttllt'l't' team She "Wright is doing a great ioh. hiit \kitlt the nets \( iiiles. next "Hm en House needed the lttt‘tlL Tom Williams against Pee Wee year .it the conteienee cliampi esplaiiicd that the Ill ttoiiis it s liaId to “all It o\ei e\ei\ alli time standatds and the addition ot ties for this totiritanietit atid we Watson. the manager arid pro at ottsltips \\|llt tlte addition ol \\eieti t enough lttt hei to tiaiii lete iii the \seielit lttttlll.H lltttltla \ltilt' In the toltlett‘ttt't‘. were looking to host a tall tourna- ('apitol Athletic (‘ltih l'loi'ida State l‘niteisity to the adequately lot the \Illltlll‘,’ l‘l‘l.‘ l'asteiliiiy esplaiiied " \thlet. s lllt' seasoii \sill he soitieultat ment to balance the lzastern There Vs ill also he a tallle lttl' ttso conleience. ()l\lll[ll\\ iii llaiteloiia need attention in there \sitli a espei iiiieiital Seaboard ’l'ournament held in good any Vi here tickets on l‘SAir “It “I” he a close race toi third tours on salety and let litinpie plus \\e \IIH tloii‘t kno\\ host the (‘hapel Hill eaclt spring." tour'nar "We hope to raise os er $2.000 this Ill the etittlc'tettc'k' hcttseeri .\le.itt\\liile. the s\\ll|t tthtsltt‘s eittoiirageiiient and a little push itiles \sill ellett us.‘ lasteiling merit director Stew (‘olhert said. year." (‘olhet‘t said. ('lemson. l-lorida State aml us.” li.i\e had to rearrange tlteii pio \iiotltei tliange the \“llll team said "\\e “I” ttist lime to wait The NCSlT Ha\en House tourna— Anyone interested in playing in Itasterling stated. “\‘se should grant and no“ true \seigltt lt.t|tt has to cope ssitli is iiesy. toiigliei and set" ment is open to any student. tactilty the tournament should pick tip an rttatclt tip pretty good against mg as option to keep the another iptalilyiiig times loi tlte N(‘/\‘\ llie I’atk opens tlieii dual iiieet or stalt' ot' arty college. Last year. entry torm at the intramural ol'tiee l'ilot‘tda State, hiit \\e “I” lime to ol lttntts ol ptacltee at St) \ational ('liaiitpioiiships iii season .it home against Duke on I.“ people participated. including at (‘arinichael (iymrtasium. All nail until January to lace up to "\\e \\tll ahide hy the titles.‘ \lJIsll lhe \(‘x\:\ suiniiiitrig luestlay .it 7 p Ilt III the players from (.‘arolina. Duke. Wake entries must he receised hy Nos. l them. It is going to he a tight toi l‘asteilmg said. "hot the time and colitiiiiltee lotsered the time staii torture liael \atatoritim Halloween Costume Party nigh-f beggermantheif school of design courtyard of spawn the beatless living tiidrt NOVt tickets at schootkids/tuncht‘ime ot the eg /door bash sax POLICE 9pm~20m BYOB otcohot permitted with i no gloss it It rains go to Potoypo 3t 12 Hittsborough Street N .C. STATE Delta Chi presents FEATURING: BRICE STREETII J.B. LAW I "MAGIC OF HALLOWEEN MAKE MICKEY MILLS & STEELE OUR BOOKS DISAPPEAR!" A SALli ()l“ ALREADY Rlil)U(‘lil) BOOKS ALL HARDCOVERS ONLY $1.00 Saturday, November 2, 1991 ALL PAPERBACKS ONLY $.50 MALL OPENS AT 11:00 A.M. ‘5 ELECTRIC BANDS START AT NOON g cumin “22;“? 9 *‘m [N THE WITCH'S CALDRON Tickets $4.00 in advance tiiLtsrsortotigrismear TEXTBOOK SALES FLOOR-LOWER LEVEL $5.00 at the door NSCU Campus Available on campus — (Lunchtime/Brickyard) NCSU BOOKSTORE Call 546-0652 or 833-7577 for more info OCT. 28-NOV. 1 $1.00 DRAFT available all day Special deals on Hallowen Day See our witch. A portion of the proceeds to benefit the FOOD BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA . ammo 9‘ HOSTED BY. 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Oct. 28. got a chance to investigate many of the activities available to them through the Student Involvement Fair held on the brickyard. Here, agronomy junior Jeff Westmoreland (left) checks out the live insect-display put on by the Entomology Graduate Student Association. Animal science senior Audra Branum looks less tempted to try Westmoreland"s hands-on activity. Politics and a burger to go! For those more interested in activites with a political slant, there were chances aplenty. From student government to con- ferences on world government, campus groups cover the spectrum. One of the pr ‘ Favorites among NCSU student political activists is the Peace Lunch Forum. The Forum, spon— sored by Co—operative Campus Ministry, takes on a variety of topics. 1"! ,x Baptist chaplain Ned Walsh takes his turn .mszoawpt ' Mir-3337?: manning the stand to invite students to take part in the latest forum, this one LOOK about Nicaragua. If you missed him at the ‘: 34.11“ mm STUDEt' was fair, there’s still time to get in. The Forum (.3 . is tomorrow. 3X0 Lunch \ Opportunities abound . . . especially if you’re looking for leadership training. Jeff Long (left), Public Relations Chairman for the Interfratemity Council, was on hand Monday to tell students about the NCSU Leadership Development Series, a set of seminars designed to help students build leadership skills while still in school. Student Involvement Fair ”J“ Government in;j ‘Iur,4, ,4 . 2 _._._.4 offl ce 0 r spo rts . It’s a tough choice for students when the Lacrosse Club and Student Government share a table at the fair. Helping persuade interested students are (right to left) Karen Karvazy, Sophomore/Political Science, . Brian Buroker, Senior/Electrical Engineer- 1 ing, Tom Stats, Senior/International Major, Stephanie Schwalm, Junior/Chemical Engi- neering. Coming out . Following the theme of coming out day. members of the NCSU Lesbian and Gay Student Union make themselves known at the fair, while trying to help others under- stand their views by distributing informa- tion about the union. Neil Abernethey (left a senior in applied math/biochemistry, helps out by manning the table. t L , , Culture and ..’ , . . _ a dlverSIty . . , J Am Members of African—American student g‘ 4.. groups on campus help spread information : x 431E” i i r: - . -, ,9? AFRICAN ~ i .. ‘ about their cultural heritage, and encourage 1 *«w‘J‘lcmt i ScULTURE ~_;, C 4, others to JOII]. the soc1ety.7 , max! HEETlNG: um \ One heck of a paperweight! Equipped with a hammer fit for Thor, Frank Williams (left), a senior in computer science, and Heather Smith, a senior in pre- med, display information about the NCSU Interfraternity Council. All photos by Larry Dixon/Staff a Technician October 30. 1991 week’s top billings MISSING, MOURNING, REMEMBERING This The Rev. Joseph MeNamara. N.C. Stite Universitys campus Catholic priest. died Monday. So many stu- f} dents and l have lost a great friend. He was a very compassionate man and a Boston Red Sox fan. He Misery always seemed to be around when I Annex Thursday needed his help. 7 9 pm. &1.50 On a late night three years ago. ~ my life was being twisted inside— oiit. In the midst of my confusion. I went to visit him. We sat and talked Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves for the longest time, At the end of Annex Friday 7:30 & 10 pm. $1.50 our conversation. it felt like every- thing would turn out all right. And it did. He was a very understanding man. The Racketeer He understood the lifestyle ol~ col- Annex Saturday 7, 9, 11 $1.50 lege students. Probably the greatest thing he instituted was the 7 pm. mass on Sundays. This mass of the slackers Journey of Hope was so convenient to attend. Annex Sunday 6 & 8 pm. $1.50 Especially for those who don‘t like waking up after a busy Saturday night His homilies were long but worth every minute. He spoke about the problems and decisions facing WKI’IC everyone and brought a sense of comprehension to them. I miss Joseph McNamara too much. 88.1 FM Sound for sore ears NIGHTWA VE After years of bouncing around. (‘oiTosion of Conformity has finally Monday through Thursday 7- 10 p.m. settled on a long—term commitment l with a record label. Photo courtesy of EzelotiVtty Records With the recent release of “Blind" 1. Nirvana “Nevermind” on Relativity Records. the Raleigh Corrosion of Conformity should destroyacouple amps when they play at the Showcase this Friday. ' ' u ' i hardcore/thrash/metal/punk/glam/m, WWW““W ““”WWW“ """ “k “mum ol ”k rump) kin can,_ 2. Vanilla TralnwreCk SOTa LlVln “”lh” band. best known for ”S T' Joe ‘5 . ' ing contest will he on display Beer Dreamazine" ' cslliirts‘and‘touraiming tans Wit“mt; shouldits music.8.00%.?e Core canPrm,-U,-ugc_he brought by people with 3' P“ma. I Scream “ScreamadeI.wen l record hi” already “set a new y Tickets tor the Night ol the Living 4 U2 “Th Fl n E iiietal(ljic stangard for this decade. Bash are $5 and can be bought at ' e y t LlCL‘Ur mg to t pin magaZine. the M“. - ii ' n F We‘ll check out the new revolu— ( 5' JUllan cope Peggy SUlClde Showcase 0f D9513" is some sort ol‘ freak slate and should crack thcconcrclc Friday“(m ”1 nightsound 115“I the(”“35le 0f show. Friday night Is a night to lit]. The liciitlcss' Skip tilts;t_Ns has a TOW the nlght- away 6. The Pixies “Tromp9 Le Monde” 7. Blur “Leisure” (Inmngmyi; 'm't e w ir”If!“, the stage before fill.-your, delusions...... special ticat lor his secondliivoi'itc h it l'C‘tllV.‘ _ l’l'illowecn". . H u you want a real scare parls 8. The Shame” En'TaCt l~\‘- inlth‘m (shouId be pl‘anyt ' of T' 0"hlh"s the[5NNil-1m( ampusot ”kNN‘IHPHUIMl ””13“ H‘hh “”1“!”lht‘t‘c should he .i costume UN” .in\“ch.wherell near the Fallout Shelter. - \mm' This )ear‘s band line~up promises lest ll _\oii want to compete. he The wonderful bovs at Brentwood 9. soundgal‘del’l BadmOtOfflngel" to keep the ghouls bouncing icall} cicativc l’coplc haN c bccn ' - “ , ,, Boo party Beggarmanthiel. Span n. the known to dress up .is Pl/ltl. gorillas _‘ "' ‘—'—’ 10.. PUbllC Enemy Cant Truss lt For those who believe the School Beatless and the Sex l’olice till the and l.coti.ird('ohcn gt't’ IOWENG, Page ll) In every neighborhood there is one house the street to avoid. Y E A R B O O K that adults whisper about and children cross Now W35 Craven, creator of "A Nightmare on Elm Street" takes you inside", DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE to be in the 1992 Agromeck Freshmen-Seniors welcome November 4- 15 9am-5pm Room 3123 Student Center WES CRAVEN'S Be there. Nilfll'lili'llililii SW15 ENE ENENN .EN‘NNNN ENN “EHEPENLEP UNENIHNEINN BNNNNNNNNNNNENENENINNEE NNENNNNNBIE.N.N.LNNEEN VENNNPENNE .BNNNNNNNE ‘NNNNNNNNNEEm NNEPNNNNNN NNENIN.NNEN‘ NNNNNNNNENNNENNLENN NEUNNENNEN‘NEN Rsfiffif‘ffiff S‘J DOWN NNEN ENNNEN NNNNENNNLNELENNE ‘jlv i.“lt{-.t only Seniors need Sign up OPENS FRIDAY NOVEMRER‘lsT ATTHEATRES EVERYWHERE 10 ()k tolwr It), I‘Nl lm lIIIIt I.III linppenmgx upon the hook. don‘t want to gm: .mu) ulIlIl hup» pcnx other than I meat ot’tlxt‘rccn 1 Towing (till Ik'dl' (‘oxtnel‘x .It'coIIIIllItIl Showing this wéek coIIIIlIIIg up lIIx MILII) lIIIII'umII ”III” [New ‘l “RohIn Hood: Prince oi lhicu'x" \lcl (itl‘xitIhN ll.IIIIll'l .llIII (It‘lJl'tl rohx from the Mummy public .tlkl lk‘purllu‘u'x ('}I.IIIII tic ltcrgcl'lic Runner) how real!) gull-en tour gncx to Kexin (.'oxtIICI"x cotterx timer mcr (‘oxlm‘l ‘x \xcnlx Robin. hupp) Ililcl}. cxpcuull} around the The film hcgmx “Hit the Idcll llI.It "The Rocketcci” Ix ti IIIII ItlIII l‘.lll0lll Shelter, Rohln returIIx t'rolII llIL' L‘T'H\Jd\‘\ Il I‘l'lilg\ the xIII;II| comic into the luIllolil H'lIclch U‘.\llL‘l' Slew (iIIllI \xItlI ;i Moxlcm plil pitucil h} realm of HHJIIIIIIII " Sonic ol the lI.ix lIIt'tl lIIx hexl IU \\.IIII [mllonx \lurglill l‘TL‘L‘llllllL But ltI;Il‘x the lthl I‘IIUI'C dC\IUU\ \l\l\‘ll\ Ul lllt‘ L'UHIIL not In Imilx III xixlccx from “high ot' the geniux lit llIIx \ceroII ot hook lI;I\c been left out to Innkc It .I HIL'III\\UU\l Ix .lll\I\\L'\l to ion RohIII llootl. 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LITERACY 4:10 - 7:00 pm. 1992 Poe 228 3 For th h ols Dr . s I s m e pu IC 50 0 01 and d-ISCIpIIne and 402 Poe NCSU er ASSISI theat In the NC 27695-7801 eCElve r0“ e In the‘at (919) 515-3221 to In Ad 5 1991 In We The To To We SW70! ’ 57 NOW YOU'RE ALL LIKE, WE WA»,THlNK- WELL, THE SAME our MUST IS STATE WT Technician mmruAR WITH THE antes. 4N6. "LET'S SUPPORT our: WORK AT sell, BECAUSE ' E. WE GONNA N? THE CltEER.”THE Imam Ctroe‘ Br ACTING our A THEY'VE AFOPTED “me CLAWED PAW?" FORMOF MOLENCE ASSO- SABER 51/15 .“ MASCOT.’ erI 4/ I ()t ltll'tt"l ill, l ”(l l (thing/1Hl ,"rr/lr m4r’lrrr’ A r rrr’r on. lmrrrl Editorials Senate sacrifices safety he l' 5. Senate xacrrl'ieed the xalet) ot the .~\merican people in the name or protecting the conxtitutional right to hear armx \\ hen it did not paxx .r han on xemiautomatre ueaponx, 'l‘he rereeted han \\ou|d ha\ e otitlau ed all xemiautomatrc ueaponx. including the (ilock uxed m the recent maxxacre in Killeen. l'e\.ix. \\ here 2‘ people \\ ere killed h_\ a madman \\ ith a xennautomatrc prxtol. and the “VJ” tixed m the Stockton. (Hiltll. elementar) xcliool killing xpree in NS”. Other gtmx. xuch .rx tlroxe uxeci m lurntrng. \\ ere not included in the propoxed han. Semiautomatic gunx are. houe\ er. not necexxar) lor huritnrg l'he_\ end Lip xer\ mg onl} one purpoxe people killing people. And gunx are killing Statixtrex xhou that the l‘lxtlx xau a quarter ol a million deathx lrorn gunx. Not onl_\ are people krllmg urth gtrrix. hut the§ are hu}ing more and ruore gunx. ln ltlxr». ltltlt) xemiautomatrc gunx uere requexted. lll l‘lhi-r'. ~lll.llllll \\ ere t‘etlttexled. tllltl llt l‘lh'h‘. Jilltlll l'L‘klllL‘\l\ \\ ere made. And mm the LS. Senate hax huckled to prexxurc trom grin xnpport groupx and hax ignored hoth the xotmd ol‘ xpr';nrrig hulletx and the general puhltc‘x xal‘et}. Although our xenatorx leel that eompleteh hannmg xemiautomatrc ueaponx i.x not necexxar}. the) xhould take alternatne precautionx h} plaemg xe\ere Columns selling and purchaxmg rextrrctionx on automatic ueaponx New Jerxe) hax implemented xuch precautionar} meaxurex. ’l'he xtate Iron Curtain created festering ulcer conductx hackground checkx on amone \\ ho uantx to purchaxe a gun. lo llttx Ix lltc‘ \L‘ctltttl hall ol' the throughout l'axtern l'lllttI‘C are \\ltlL'l_\ date. the checkx ha\e xtopped ltl.tl(l(l com icted l'elonx trom ohtaining gunx. (‘/cchox|o\;ikran xeriex. Paul rexented h) the Slaue matortt) for their Programx xuch ax thexe are necexxar} e\ er_\ \\ here. l-,\en here in North -\lthoirgh moxt ol the xtatuex are rum percerxerl indolencc and the prelerential Carolina. gone and the xtreetx and cit) xtrtrarex hai e Daniels .l treatment they tt't’L‘HCtl under the In Raleigh. gun incidents are pronmrent. Recentl). a high xchool xtudent heen renamed. the legac) ol Marx. lingelx (‘ornmtnuxtx brought a gun onto carrtptrx .-\ rrrtddle xclrool principal l'laxhetl an inoperahle .rnd lenin |i\ex on m l;.ixtern littrope. l-ort} l'axtcllt l uropcan xociet) rx \\llll(ltll doubt _\c.rrx ol economrc centrali/ation and Opinion the moxl patriarchal xoctet) lll Wextern gun alter xchool hourx. ,\nd Surida} one PL‘l\(lll “ax killed and a xeeond opprexxne go\ernment lr.i\e rexulted m Columnist curlr/alron (‘ommunixt propaganda xerionl} inrured h} gunl'ire at the North ('arolina State l-air c\ticmc economic hardxhrp and Although xhrouded h_\ the hullerx ol' tlte academic \\orld. NC. State unproductrxe uoik lorcex \t the xtiongh emphaxr/ed traditional rolex. m monumental \IM ral pt‘ohlemx gmernment ollice uhcre \torked in ctlcct Icaimg uomcn xole|_\ rexponxthle lor Unherxxit) cannot hide lrom the gun control ixxue either. ’l'here uax recentl} a l ntlcr the (‘ornmunrxtx there “ax no lianxka' li_\xtrrca. ltl ol the 3‘ employcex carrxmg out domextrc tlutiex “htle nieti shooting incident on llillxhorough Street. .»\ xtudent committed xurcrde \\llll a rncentue tor hard uork and \tlio did little more than drink cottee. Ilttrxtl} drink gun in l'ni\erxit} 'l‘ouerx in ()ctoher. ;\ xtudent mix a \rctim ol' an armed entrepreneurxhip \\.t\ xtrongl) dixcouraged. xrnoke cigarettex and read l’ranla “ere ltecauxe ol the dual hardxhrpx ol’ “mixing robbery xhooting \\orkerx \\erc guaranteed employnent and and .ilnioxt xmglerhandedl) rruxrng lamilrex Honda) on the intramural lieldx. paltl x.tl.t|tc\ lltat tarel) l'ClilL‘L'lL'tl [hell lardoll m a xocret) that docx not otter the moxt Thexe local incrdentx demonxtrate that the lx'illeen catetcrra maxxacre cotrld ()nce reprexxed h} pircc controlx. mllation l\.rxic ho‘ixehold con\ententex. mart) happen tn North pioductrtrh lhe introduction ot a market rx no“ r'rxmg iaprrlh In the )ear and a hall ('arolina. and ll could happen at \(‘.\l \x a rcxult. canrpux. economy amid the economrc chaox created lollourng the rc\olution. nioxt pittcx \\Ulll\'ll .ltL' delayng marriage and local and xtate ollicialx xlrould not lollou the cmmple ol the Senate, Stricter h_\ )c'.ir~~ ot central control. hax heen douhled or tripled lx’ixmg prrtex lro\\e\er clrrldhcaimg gun laux are needed hoth here and throughout the nation drllrcult \cr} ten people. including li.i\e made the xhopx xtllll\'\\llill luller and \\ lnle .iccexx to health care rx guaranteed Yex. tlte ('onxtttutron .'o\ crnment ollrcialx. lra\e an) idea ho“ to t,‘\\'l)t‘llt‘. trualtt} medical attention uax. docx gi\e rtx citr/enx the "rrglit to hear arnix." nr.rrketx uork or iron to mrplerrrent relornix. gnen ttxe to .rn emhr)onic \ltl\\ ol and rt'rilarnx. c\pctrxi\c 'lo recene proper Howmer. the original intent “ax to grxe the right to .ixxcmhle a militia to huxrnexxpeoplc .tlltl eritrcprcneurx medical protect the xtate. ()ur countr_\\ torelathm‘x could not ha\e l \. er\onc Ulltlt'l\ltllltl\. lio\\e\er. that \\ith the much more open xotret). the .ntcntron. one muxt pa) uhat m} torcxecn the economic conditionx m l.axtern ltuiope are enormoux xoc rat rllx that hrrkcd ruxt heneath \l:l\.tlx lllL'lltl\ c.1llk‘ll .ttl ”Illlt‘l'ltlg” ltl lllL‘ imention ol' xemiautomatic \\c".iporrx. and the}. did not intend tor the lrkcl_\ to get mine helore the} get hetler. the llllll. \lllll) \enecr ol a "\\oikei‘~ hoxprtal llrc more coiiipltcated the Conxtitution to become a licenxe to kill. loda_\. the .oeiage ('Iechoxlmakian earrrx l’atadrxc" lr.i\e \ttlldx L‘tl. making ll procedure. the hrggci the ollerrng. ahout Sltltl per month. moxt ol’ \AlllL‘ll ix tncl'L‘axtItgl} apparent that contllttnilxtli .ix .1 llrc lron (‘urtarn liax heen torn aua). No classes for dead week xpeni on loorl rt he or xlre hax a l'annl}. l‘he humanrxt philoxoph} hax .rlxo tailed re\caling an ugly dirt). lcxtertng ulcer. the l\'\l tx \[lt‘tll rill It‘lll ltll' llll_\ xlttlt'rtlultL‘tl \leoholixm. a parntul reminder ot the product ol t\\ixred dreamx and porxoned ('. State l'nherxit} protcxxorx otten imrcaxonahl} demand a great tl.rtx. clettrrt it) and htix treketx. ten people hopelexxnexx and due conditionx ol lite lllllltl\ l.rr lrom creating a xoctet} herett ol portion ol xttidentx‘ time during the neck hcl'ore linal e\.inrx. .-\x on n \.’.Il\. uhich coxt more than an under ommpotent gowrnnrcnt. ix .1 crixrx ol need. \tant or elm. corrmrurnxrn and all ttx apartment or a cottage. and thoxc who do \Ct‘lllltlgl) tt\L'l\\llt'llllllll' pltipirtltirllx rnnotuoux xoundrng eupheinlxitrx tttterl} the end ol' the xemexter nearx. xtudcntx are concerned \\llll oral can h.rre|_\ .rllortl to him gax Rampant nationaltxrn hax .ilrcad) lead to tailed to rleloer e\ en the moxt lunrlatnental pr‘exentationx. paperx. xemexler prorectx .md lrnal textx. l‘cchmcian in recent monthx. unemploynent lrax curl uat lll \ugoxlaua and in xoc ml or material gamx aclx‘ttrmledgex the north ol thexe .rxxrgnnientx and xuggextx that teacherx incicaxetl dramaticall) ax go\ernmcnt ('Iethoxlmakra \lo\ak nattonalrxt partch ximph \‘llc‘tlttlc lllL‘lll L‘.tl‘ltL‘l' ltt lllt‘ xc‘lllt‘xlc‘l'. l‘t‘t‘dllw‘ lllL‘ lCllll "tlt‘dtl \\ L‘L‘hu .rgentrex .tlltl lactorrcx ha\e hegun are xpintgmg up right and lclt In addition. /'rIr// llrr/rrrlx rr .r errrr/arr/r \Iurlrrrl rmr/ impliex that there xhould he no .rxxrgnmentx lloumet'. not onl) do \\e tlctreaxmg llrc xr/e ol their redundant and the large (i}px_\ populationx picxent ll/l/l r rrrrrl'rr/rrfr propose that claxx work he alle\iated durrrrg thix \xcek htit ue propoxe that claxxex not he held during dead \xeek at all. Studentx rritixt he ahle to xtud} without drxtractron during the Iaxt \\eelx ot Football team committed to winning the xemexter. particularl} \Hlll linal e\amx eonxtrttitmg ax much ax Stl I am corrrpletely enraged h) an article go to eat l at!) .tlxo on the xltlellttex on percent of the xemexter grade irt xorne elaxxex 'l'he comhmatron ol' claxx. printed in lcchmcran \londa). (let 1‘" “re lell game .l.r_\ .llltl part ot m_\ roh ix to attend to assignmentx and xtud} ing lead to a lack ol' titne. “Inch leadx to poor gradex. article to Much am relet‘img uax uritten Wenliart the play-ix needx “hen the} come oll the h) .\nn Kenton. gtrext columnixt In her llt'ltl .xtrexx and dixeouragement. column. '\nn lelt rt \\.t\ necexxar} to l‘tIt tlroxe ot ux uho are on the xrdelmex. Facult} might condemn xtudentx .ix poor time managerx \\ ho lack a uork exprexx her drxxatixlaction urth the N.(‘. the meaning ol cxhauxlion ix eiident, Not ethic. llo\\e\ er. prolexxorx muxt rememher that xtudentx are out} human. State l'nnerxit} loothall team and their Guest hccattxc our gtitx are out ol xhapc. httt ll‘ xtudentx \tere gnen time till. pr‘olexxorx ma} xee their xtudentx~ gradex pcrlormante againxt ('lemxon l'nnerxit} in Columnist hecauxc the) gnc ltlll percent ol imprme remarkahl). More nnportantl}. the irrlormation that _\ou paxx on to \atui'da}'x context am a xtudent .ithleticx e\er_\thmg the) lime on exer} xmgle pla}. trainer \torking \\llll the \tSl loothall u ho would helre\e xuch ridiculoux rcmarkx \pparcntl} lllclll} people did not xee thrx at your xtudentx \till he entered into lorig~terrn mentor}. rather than l'orgotten team. and .rx xuch \Httlltl like to del‘end to attend the loothall pt’actlcex throughout the ('lcmxon game hecauxe the} new too one u eek alter the linal e\am, tlroxe plot-ix on \\lltttll l-x'emon rx making a the )ear. l‘ot the lallx. lllt‘ \caxotl \lattx on a hux} hcmg larr ueather larrx lookrng at the per xonal attack Saturda} m nird-Scptemhcr llrrx ix not the xeoiehoatd lx'cnion. in her article. xtated that the caxe lor the pl.i)etx llrc} lime to report l \er} lari hax a right to critique the \\ollp.rck toothall team did not “III the hack to campux on \ug l. ultere the_\ get team lliere rx. houcwr. a tune to look paxt Quote of the Day .rthlerrc context Saturda) hecauxe the) did to go through \tliat ix poxxrhh the cloxcxt the critrcrxm and xupport the team. um or not ll.t\t‘ the heart and the) "didn't pla} thing on earth to hell Irom \ug l to \ug loxe I am \er\ proud to he a part ol the “If you shoot at mimes. should you use a their hcxt " She .rlxo inxinuated that State lit. the loothall pla)erx are at practice lor \ (' State loothall organI/ation. and ax sdcneerl' did not plat their hardext, nor did the} three hourx. Nice a day in unhearahle ‘ltl xuclr. I am ollended. ax are man} ol the maintain their commitment. Keriron‘x ltltl pltix degree heat \trtl: humidit} ranging platen. at Kt'ttlot‘r\ remarkx l'he loothall —Sfet'en Wright .utrclc \xax tilled \trth ahuxne remarkx ainuhere lrorn fit) to iii percent 'lhen lor program at State hax got to he one ot the rcgaidmg the \Nollpaek loothall team. I leel the rext ol the xeaxon. the platen are m cleancxl in the nation. ll hax a high that her remarkx are uncalled tor and unlair claxx all morning. at practne all .iltcrnoon graduation rate and the coaehex i'e.tll\ care llrc \Nollpack loothall team ix non (ctr) and m meettngx all exerting |he_\ lllt‘tl .rhont the pla)erx ax hoth athletex and metall and ‘srl-tl m the .-\(‘(‘. thrx ix not a nitrxt do homeuork lor moxt ol the night It xrudentx lam proud to he axxocrated \\ rth a TECHNICIAN had record lo xa_\ that the loothall learn that ix not comnutment. li.r\c no clue ax to program like \ (. State loothall \, r‘ r‘rtL' \ilflh r il'wlrltu Vulr rm. run \rlrrr WIN loxt hecauxe the) did not pla} their hardext \\ hat commitment nrcanx \x a xtudcnt Editor in Chief athletrcx trainer I am at c\er} prat tic e, and I \\rlh.rrrrl lltlll’llt‘x ix .rhxolulclx otltt‘ageoux lo e\en hint that Managing Editor Associate Managing Editor the} hue ltt\l their commitment ix watch the team tronr the time the) come ./r I] lir rr/rml M rl \o/r/rrrriirrn Ier/rlllllL‘ Ill ttt‘rlllit't l\ (.rit rl lirranl l rltlr- unlountlcd garhage. I challenge amone out ol' the locker room ltlllll the time the} Vin/{x rrrrr/rrrer'nrr'nl News Editor Ruhr-rt llllllt' dela) motorixtx. and there rx not a qtnck Sidetradcs Editor lrll l lo-hr-n Advertising 'Ibchnician Happening Editor .lm- ( mm Business Manager. lrvrr lllrngton Appreciate and respect xolutron to the prohlem, It will tuxt lake Sports Editor . lor- lolroxon Classifieds Manager lox Stokes patience lrom motorixtx and L)t'll\l\ tn Assitant Sports Editor liill ( horn m Sales.. lbrl (irrttrrn, l'rrr \rrrnrlr‘rx \\'rll Streale'r. cyclists on the road _ ‘fivb‘v' ' 1H. .- . Httlt‘t to lC\tll\k' lltc L'Ulllllcl. Which Editor .. krrnlrt-rly ton... (athx ( fl‘t‘fl, Ann \ullnan Amt; t orrllt-r Editorial Statt \alla (.tr/nian, ( Iii-ix l ltrhlrarrl, Auounts Rueivahle Karen Mr Ninth \\c are tcxpondrng to a recent article that motorixtx on their \ta) to the mall or uork’ .ll'\\t\t.\ \t. lit \(‘tL .lk. Mike \vgurn, Rhonda Mtt luriru, lrxa Brvxon Hrna langrla maligned the niotorrxt/c)clixr relationxhrp. Let it he knoun that a c)clixt doex not lli-Irrlrr: t )l'mrr k, (llnll\' l)oxx Accounts Payable . '\llglt’ l’m-wttr enroy dealing \Hlll tenxe motortxtx .urunore Se‘tllttt. Nlc‘lt'trroltig} Photography Editor, . . ,. . lain l )iurn Sales Assistant lt'lltltlt" \awu-r r\nnr- l’hrllrpx ()tir ie\\ x are more kno\x ledgeahle heeauxe ,Ittth ll. Portrnoon Want Photography Editor .Ann lkl'tlltrn l.lllt' Robertson \\c .rre hoth motorixtx and eulrxtx. than a motorrxt lookx loruaid to hemg Senior. lill\lllt'x\ Management and Graphics Editor. , , .. ,. . ,.tirr-y iilat ltWt-ll Circulation . Brian Smith l.l\\tt"lt (' \[M‘t‘t deltoed h) a c)clrxt lhe quote that our l'.L'tllltlllll(x Chief Copy Editor..,...... Boh Str-lley llrc nrotorrxtrxrdcd article xtated that “hic_\clex are llinix) and drllrcult to handle" Copy Editors...,, .. Joe l’nlrw, Suzanne llirrmpxrrn Production cxc hxtx xhould not he allowed on the roads. muxt have come lroiu xomeone u ho liax lulie lhornpxon, (an, Phipps. karen lox Production Manager .. . . trawl l'tttntan lrou ex er. xmce eulixtx pa} taxex artd are graduated lrom training ulieelx l'lre Woltpack deserves Service Engineer...... ,.ltrran 5 Garrett Assistant News Production Manager Kr-n Ruxxell nexer System Engineer Trainees . Keith lune-x, Bull ltrr kn Assistant Ads Production Manager. Mar» \rr-plwnx cott\ltlet't'd \clllelrh h_\ \ltltL‘ ltntx. It t\ mam drllrcult) \te lmd in handling our Typesetting Coordinator . . krill» Huffman Classifieds Production...... lripp Allm olHtottx L‘_\clixl\ hau' the tight to uxe the hic)elex ix \t hen uneducated motoiixtx respect regardless Typesetters...... Both Merrill i’arkt- Strong, layout Artists...... ,l louxe .Arl ()lxr‘n, lama Allen, r‘oatlx. We agree \trth the article‘x point on create threatening xrtuatronx l he moxt Matt Duhorx Chris l’arkx, Andy Mr Kev uxrng lttt‘)(lL‘ lanex l'nl'ortunatel}. thexe appalling part ol the article Mix the l u ax outraged alter reading Ann Kemon'x Archives...... Su<.an Ruxxr-ll, (‘hrrx t’arkx, Ads Productions...... ,..Errir-xtrnr- (irrrnian. lanex are \irtuall) rioneuxtent in North continued threatx ol deciding to lrrt a Lttl|t|tlc ol the N (' Stale loothall team ller‘ Ted (fhu, Vinh l on, You hr tlattorr, Sherri Young; lxelly Brrdgox, «\nn Sullivan ('arolrna. and the idea ol pulling oxer on cyclixt. Ax man} irnlor'tunate t')L'lI\l\. c)nreixm and lack ol rexpect tor the loothall llrrnlu Yarnamuto, lenniter Updike Proofreaders. . .. ,. l'twala Sutton loxh Durham the graxx} xhoulder ax an alternatoe ix including one ol the anthrax ot thrx letter. program u ere uncalled tor. more likel) to cauxe an accident than knuvt an accident ix an excruciatingl} l-irxt ol all. mice when ix ll requrred that Unlessotherwiseindicated, theopinions “pressed in theeditorials, editorialrartoom andcolumnsappearing in technician pre\ent one. lx ha\mg a cyclixt tall in l'ront pairil'ul L'\pt.‘l'tt‘tkc lolloued h} a hoxprtal our loothall learn \Ain championxhipx donot mainly reflett the viewpoint oi the university‘s Student Government,adminntration, lacultyorstatt. Opinions monthx ol helore it deerex rexpect" 'l'he on|_\ upratedTheminedin ttrecolumn»andcartoonsol technirianeditorial pagesare viewsot the individual (alumnusand (artoonists. ol .1 car ulrile trying to xtead) himxell or xtay and xornetimex requirement ol our team ix to rcprexent our editoriatl that appearon theleft are theopinionattechnician andaretheresponsibility ot the Editorin Chief. herxell on the xhoulder a xolulion to a rehabilitation It a motorixt leelx ll unt\erxrt_\ urth honor and dtgtitt}. State ix todmiciari (USPS 455-050) is the ottitial student newspaper of N.C. State and is published every Monday, Wednesday and motorixt ntrpatrentl} \A‘dlllllg to paxx" The imperatiye to hit a eyelrxt. think again o thrx )ear' and iratronall) ranked. The) mFriday ltwotrghout theacademk year from August through Mayexcept duringuMduted holiday andexamination periods.the article lurtlier alleged that motorixtx‘ goalx Imagine how regretlul rt \tould he to [me haie been to tour houl gamex Student CentereditionAnnex,is prohibited(ateseveryAvenue,WedneedayRaleigh, N(from27007.May Mailingthrough August. Oltkes are touted in Suite 323 0' the University e\ceeded c)elixtx‘ goalx. Who rx to decide all your lllltllt‘) to the ohrect ol _\our m the paxt mb“5 per year. Printedby Hinton Pres, Mebane, NC POSTMASIER:addrm isSendBo:any8608,addressRaleigh,changesNC 27695-8608.to techokian,SubscriptionBox 8608, \xlrich rx rriore important. a c_\clixt who Ix truxlratton. Hour, ~.c. 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Box 5234 MONDAY'THROUGH sm- Univunlty Shiloh CITY AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ' \ (orryOuI Raleigh, N.C. 2 7 5 0 STATI_ _ zIr Opinion 14 ()t lolier it) l‘lyll lot hnician routes and banned from riding on incompetent driy'er that you can‘t take it upon yourself to read the Sheridan in the locker room before sidewalks. but yoti want cyclists off handle driying between oncoming large. yellow DOT signs that read. the game or at halftime. Thank Forum the road? Just where the hell are we traffic and a cyclist If you would "Share the road is ab a cyclist." goodness you weren’t. With such a supposed to ride".I You claim that approach d cyclist with some great morale booster as yourself. Technician Cor/tittiiiil Ho'ri l‘irci' l.‘ cyclists cause you iieiii‘»tlc;itli minute degree of caution and Alix Cools our guys would probably be too fiye years. Dick Sheridan has built a experiences with Mack trucks by simply tap the born. the cyclist Sopliomorel.aiidscapc Architecture ashamed to show their faces for needsone class program where the players swerying in front of your car I‘d might fade to the right and allow weeks! eyccl in the classroom as well as on low to see your fat and l_i.'y ass you to pass. If. howeyer. you cannot Columnist is a fair NC. State has had a great season new II‘IL‘ I‘llt‘lbilll lilk‘lkl clad in jeans. a sweater and .1 full handle this simple responsibility. to this point. “Fans" like you who liach indiyidual on the \Mill'pzick backpack atop fill pounds of then you should not be on the roads weather fan can't appreciate that should stay' team has made the commitment to chrome-moly and rubber either. :\nii Kenion. maybe you should away from Carter-Finley on Opinion represent our school in collegiate "crawling" along in front ol a It you are so adamant about reveyaluate your support for NCSI' Saturdays. and let people who stand football. They iugglc a hectic screaming line of .llltltl-Apound cars bicyclists using bicycle lanes. you football. You say you are not a fair- behind their team rain or shine haye schedule of classes. tutoring that are passing only three feet from should instigate some action with wealher fan. but it appears to me those tickets. columnist sessions and practice. w liicli giyes your left arm, Just how straight the North Carolina Department of that you are the epitome of one. them little time loi tliciiiselycs The could you keep your “little. 'l‘ransportatioti to hay‘e bicycle lanes I didn‘t see you in any huddle or Ayn' WALKER who is effort and hard work they put lorth defenseless bike." which is "flimsy installed. on the sidelines. and I don't beliey'e Junior, English exemplifies their dedication. l‘liis and difficult to handle 7" If bicyclists are required to follow you were standing beside Dick dedication descryes our respect \pparently you are such an the rules of the road. you should reliable. I was disappointed by the l’acls‘s loss to (‘leiiisoii llowcycr. under the circuiiisiaiiccs ol .1 team tiiciiibet"s recent death and playing in Death Valley. State made .i \aliant effort. I did not write this letter to make e\cuses for States loss but to stress a point. No matter what the outcome of a game. the players‘ and coaches‘ dedication deserycs our respect and support. liistc.id of critici/ing the Pack .il'tcr a loss. try ‘5 3:1 to rally behind the team and \IIU“ eyen more respect lot the new game. That is what ii true lan would do. If all you can do is pioy ide criticism and negatiye attitudes. keep II to yourself. The \Vollpack players .iiid the true fans do not want to hear it Jiri‘Rity H sinus Junior. Psychology Share the road with a cyclist I was so enraged after reading Kathleen Stey‘s rambling list ol complaints against cyclists that l was foaming at the mouth Cyclists are restricted to \ehictilai tral'lit ____. 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