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Volume LXV. Number80 Monday, April 9. 1984 Raleigh. North Carolina Phone 737-2411/2412 V '9. .‘7' State hosts ‘3‘

pollution workshop

Lecturers discuss Central Campus Craze gave students the opportunlty to let it all hang out decontaminatlng before exams start next month. Tucker leach hosted most of the NC ground water students and sunbathers while they were entertained by the Pressure Freeing North Carolina's ground water from pollution will be the focus Boys, Destiny and Street Heart. of a workshop titled “Managing Contaminated Ground Water" which will be held on April 10 and 11 at State‘s McKimmon Center. Key lecturers will be John Cherry. professor of the sciences at the University of Waterloo in Ontario. and George Pinder. chairman of the civil engineering department at Princeton University. They are two of North America's leading engineers in ground water management and modeling of underground flow. The two-day program will include discussions on specific ground water Staff photo by Attila Horveth pollution problems in the state and how they occurred and were de~ tected. Program coordinators are Charles Smallwood and Ralph Heath of Whittenburg remembers the good times and the bad State's civil engineering faculty and Jerome Kohl. State's senior nuclear engineering extension specialist. Tim Medlin “We were 17-5 going down to the court “was such a tremendous So why is such a highly-talented. While he was waiting to be Smallwood said the program will Staff Writer Clemson. and we lost." he said earlier shock to them." intelligent athlete passed over by the possibly called back to the NBA. his be of interest to municipal. cOunty of a past game. “It was very Leaning into the table. he often pros? agents were “highly recommending and state officials who have concerns Televisions are blaring. half- emotional people were crying. stares intently as if to make sure his Politics. In the real world. politics that I go to the CBA." But. Whitten- for sources of ground water pollution crushed beer cans are scattered on Writers took advantage ofthat." point is well-taken. With his strong. is a part of every sector of life. “I just burg wondered. “What‘s the best such as buried fuel tanks. leaking the floor. screaming people swear “They would rather write about raspy voice he conveys his tale with got beat out by it." decision for Dereck Whittenburg‘a chemical storage facilities. leaching and cheer as they stare intently into something dramatic-bad." he said. the same manner and fascination as "They (the NBA) have a certain life — not for their (the agents') landfills and solid waste disposal the tube. This scene is repeated in The 23-year-old native of someone's grandfather relating old stereotype that they accept for benefit? They can always get a job." facilities. hundreds of dormitory rooms and TV Glenarden. Md.. speaks calmly and war stories. Never raising his voice. basketball." Knowing that even if he was called Kohl said that since North lounges on this night ofApril 4. 1983. slowly. reflecting his speech in his he only places more emphasis at It seems that Whittenburg does back by the NBA his basketball Carolina makes much use of its 'The game is down to the final movements. Occasionally he will look particularly emotional points. but he not fit the stereotype. then. career could be as limited as two or ground water and is concerned with seconds: the score is tied. Dereck off into the distance to collect his always remains calm. After a basketball player leaves three years. Whittenburg dismissed keeping it clean. the program will Whittenburg takes the ball. He thoughts or recall memories. Cert flly defying the dumb-jock college. he has to “build up" the his agents' persuasion. address such areas as locating and mnbles it. . . but gets it back. Time is Atter the championship. “reality image; hittenburg ls lntrhpective superhero image which‘fills stadium “Beyond what they were saying. I drilling sampling wells. taking running out he will have to shoot. came in," although it was not his first and reserved. He does not try to be seats. was thinking of. . . many other alter- samples. interpreting the results. He jumps. The ball soars effortlessly bitter taste of the real world. After funny and displays no signs of "There are two things they'll never natives." understanding the behavior of con- through the air like it has so many breaking his foot in the game against arrogance often associated with take away from me." Whittenburg He made the decision to return to taminated water in underground times before. Virginia in January. Whittenburg athletes. said. One is the championship; the school one week after he was cut by structures and treating the con- But it is short. The ball is falling found how quickly athletes could be “They don't know that I speak at other is overcoming everything that Phoenix. “The only thing that's going tamination. tooshort. forgotten. banquets.” he said. seemingly was said he could not do. such as to give me more opportunity. . . is Sponsors of the program are Then. as if on cue from the Struggling with only one healthy frustrated by the title of basketball recovering from the foot injury and getting an education." State's School of Engineering and director. Lorenzo Charles appears foot. he had tried to get into a player which has been pinned on him. overcoming his height handicap. He is now back at State studying School of Physical and Mathematical from the lower right corner of the basketball game. “I go to the back They probably also don't know that According to Whittenburg. there business administration and carrying Sciences. in cooperation with the screen andslam dunks. door. and they ask me for my ticket. whenever he feels like talking. he are four options for the potential a course load of 17 credit hours. Industrial Extension Service. the A spontaneous roar erupts from I'm on crutches!" often finds his partner in conversa- professional basketball player. The Whittenburg works two jobs. one at Division for Lifelong Education and the dorms. State has just won the A tone of disgust creeps into his tion to be one of the two top men in first two are to go to the NBA or to Polyester Products and the other at the University of North Carolina 1983NCAA championship. voice as he describes how people State's history department. go overseas. The third is to “chase a Nautilus Fitness Center. He works Water Resources Research Institute. played up to him because of his dream:" tryout again and again in out during the day. Other program participants will be Sitting down at a table in the position on the team. “A lot of people hopes of finally getting drafted. The The only function he desires to Harry Le Grand. hydrogeologist; dimly lit Annex with Dereck Whit- wanted to be around you." he said. fourth is to join the Continental perform with the basketball team is Perry Nelson. chief of the Ground tenburg. it is hard to believe that this “It was phony." Basketball Association and hope to coaching. Other than that he said he Water Section. Division of game did not take place 20 years ago. Whittenburg recalls how women be eventually called up to the NBA. feels “as though I'm interrupting." Environmental Management. N.C. The have long since subsided. wanted to be around him simply for “That is second-rate to me." Whit- With graduation only one year Department of Natural Resources not a vestige remains of the parties the recognition they could receive. tenburg said. away. Whittenburg said he has and Community Development; Jay on the Brickyard. and the face of one After he broke his foot. however. his Maybe his statement is a display of decided that he would like to become Langfelder. head of the State's of the best outside shooters in girlfriend was “the only friend I overpuffed pride. but Whittenburg a sales representative for a company department of marine. earth and basketball no longer appears on the had." did not consider going to the CBA an like 18M or Xerox. atmospheric sciences; and O.W. court in front of thousands of After thinking about it for a alternative. Ten years from now? Maybe a nice 'Strickland. chief of the Solid and screaming fans and blinding camera minute. Whittenburg estimates that So when the Phoenix Suns cut him home. a 8100.000 per year salary and ' Hazardous Waste Management lights. while 80 percent of the campus in preference to a 13-year veteran a top executive position. Branch of the N.C. Department of Sugaring his coffee to the proper population had given him up. "there ail? last October. Whittenburg had al- Before the handshake. thank-you Human Resources, which is support- taste — -he does not usually drink was a great 20 percent that cared. ready made plans for a career outside and goodbye. Whittenburg had one ing the workshop. coffee —— he said that if he had to do and I respect very much." Dereck Whittenburg basketball. ”It didn't bother me. I final statement to make - a message For more information or registra- it all over again he “would talk a lot “I think I was very strong men- “I learn a lot from them. ..about knew what I needed to do." to athletes. “Athletics is such a small tion. interested persons may call less to reporters." tally at that point. Everybody life...how important education is. For several months he waited “for part of your life." he said. “Don't let Woody Fairbrother at the McKim- Reporters. it seems. can become an thought I wasn't coming back." which They understand what athletes go a phone call. I had no opportunity to basketball use you; you use basket- mon Center at 737-2261 aggravation in time. is why he says he did. His return to through." do anything else." ball."

Make-over contest winners ROTC honor fraternity recognizes gain new self-image. Page 9 & 3. —— Stategate can be resolved constructively. Page 4. missing Vietnam war personnel — Feminists in retreat as elections approach. Page 5. Tracey Howard will remain unaccounted for." a Commander Barton Creed. After Contributing Writer member of the group said. being shot down in Laos in 1971. — Pack's netters enjoy 3-0 The Vietnamese government's re- Creed was contacted on his survival weekend. Page 6. POW-MIA Awareness Week has fusal to provide information is in radio. His last recorded words been set for today through Friday by direct violation of Article 8 of the were:“Pick me up now. Pick me up — Woodson sets ACC home run the Arnold Air Society. an AFROTC Paris Peace Agreement. The peace now. They are here.‘ Rescue at- mark. Page 7. honor fraternity named after Gen. agreement was signed by the Social- tempts failed. and though a pilot did Henry Arnold. ist Republic of Vietnam as part of the determine that he was still alive. he —— Crier, classifieds. Page 8. During the week the air society agreements ending the war in In- was never heard of again." a member will attempt to inform State students dochina. Section B of Article 8 of the group said. about American servicemen reported specifically states: Arnold Air Society says the to be missing in action. prisoners of POW-MIA issue is worthy of this war or otherwise unaccounted for The parties shall help each other to country's highest national priority. In from the Vietnam War. get information about those military January of 1983 President Ronald personnel and foreign civilians of the Reagan said that in order to aid the As of January 1984. there were parties missing in action. to de resolution of the POW-MIA issue: still 2.490 U.S. personnel unac- termine the location and take care of “We need greater awareness from counted for in Vietnam. Laos and the graves of the dead so as to the American people." J Cambodia. Through intelligence re- facilitate the exhumation and repa ports. post-capture photographs and triation of the remains and to take Awareness is the goal of Arnold Raleigh Area Forecast: eyewitness reports of captures and any such other measures as may be Air Society. detentions. many of the WW5 and required to get information about Information booths will be set up Monday: Blah weather con- MIAs are believed to still be alive. those still considered missing in around campus this week for those tinues. 60% chance of rain wuth The Defense Intelligence Agency action. who are interested in learning more highs struggling to reach the mid continues to conduct interviews with about this subject. The booths will lndochinese governments. The gov- Until this agreement is honored by operate from 10 am. to 1 pm. On Staff photoby Attila Horvath 505. Low in the upper 305. ernments are uncooperative in most the lndochinese governments the Monday. Tuesday and Friday they cases and do not confirm the US. POW»MIA issue cannot be will be located in the Student Center Kenny Rogers thrilled his fans this past weekend with many of his popular Tuesday: Cloudy and ‘un- government's information. satisfactorily resolved. a repre lobby; and on Wednesday and songs in Reynolds Coliseum Saturday night. seasonably cool wuth highs in the ”Until tangible proof of our gov- sentative of the society said. “We. Thursday. weather permitting. they ernment's suspicions is provided. the the American people. may never will be on the Brickyard in front of 2.490 unaccounted for US. personnel again hear from servicemen like Lt. the Library Annex. I April 9. 1984 I Technician / Features

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Students win with Tchmcran make-o-ver contest Kimberly Davis entry for the contest. I Assistant Feature Editor thought it would be fun. so I decided to enter." Spring brings new and Zweigart entered the fresh looks not only to the make-over with long. environment but also to straight brown hair and the two State students who very little make-up. won Technician's make- Thanks to the talent of over contest. Out of all the Susan Latta. the regional entries. Lisa Zweigart and technical director for Fan- Lyn Wilson were chosen to tastic Sam's. her straight be transformed through locks were transformed the magic ofcosmetology. into a mass of shiny Zweigart. a junior in bouncy curls. botany. entered the This was quite a change make-over contest for Zweigart. who had "because I wanted a new never had a perm or color look." she said. Zweigart before. As the perm rods said that she was watching were removed from her television when she saw a hair. Zweigart suddenly make-over being done on a became quiet. not quite talk show. “I opened the Technician and saw the (See ‘Cosmetologists'. p.3)

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Cosmetologists’ advice, skills give new Spring looks (Continuedfrom p.2l sure how her husband would respond to her new look. A new hairstyle was only the first stage. Zweigart was then taken to the Clinique counter at Hudson Belk of Crabtree for a facial make-over. Yvonne Horne. the account rotater for Clinique. advised Zweigart on the im- portance of proper skin care and showed her tech- niques in applying blush. eyeshadow and lipstick. Horne worked to achieve a natural yet polished look. Lyn Wilson was the male contest winner. His reason for entering was that “a Staff photos by Kimberly Davis new look' might help my social life." Wilson. quite Zweigart is advised on make-up techniques. brave. agreed to a perm as well as a color application. His short, straight. light- Lease a Guaranteed Space brown hair which was orig- inally parted on the side. was curled to give him a simple carefree style. PARKING Evelyn Santora from Helene Curtis was re- 1/2 Block to your dorm and building sponsible for Wilson’s new hair design. The style. . 4.1%)“ 834-51 80 similar to David Bowie's. only requires a wash and a Lisa Zweigart is given a new cut and shown how to NOW Signing leases for Summer & shake ofthe head. manage it. Fall Wilson was also advised on skin care by Clinique *ititiittittt: Consultant Bonnie Rachel at Hudson Belk. Wilson *: a:a was taught how to thor- SELF oughly cleanse a n d t «6‘ Q\(’9 isi -SERVICE WORKSHOP exfoliate his skin. Rachel demonstrated the line of is OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK skin care products that l?‘* 99 3 Clinique offers especially for men. Two polished individualsemerge as an outcome ofthe Technician's make-over contest. "1* 0 "'" Technician hopes that asttsttttttttl both Zweigart and Wilson I are pleased with their new look... We would like .0 , ALL YOU CAN EAT! thank the people at Fan- tastic Sam's. Hudson Belk _ Your Choice of: and everyone who entered for making the contest a Beef Ribs - French Fries & Slaw , $5.99 success. . Shrimp - French Fries & Slaw l 85.99 Spaghetti wI Meat Sauce & Salad $3.99 Feature Writers Fish Fillet . French Fries & Slaw 33.99 Meeting Chicken Strips - French Fries & Slaw $4.99 WoanSday SALADS 50¢ extra ,. _ UI’EN 2«1II()I RS '1 It, “II”. S( KEEN 'I‘VY ||_\l’l’\ ”(ll It I).»\Il.\ i-7 . IMPORTANT”!!! . The Breakfast House Pay Roll 2106 HILLSBUIUH'UII S'I‘REE'I‘. RALEIGH 833-320! iAcross from \(‘Sl Iii-ll 'I‘nvu-ri Is Here!!! ALI, :\B(‘ PERMITS

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A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official organ (brungh which the thoughts. the activity Ind in fact the very life of the campus an- ri-gisti-rvd. It Is ”19- mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal l‘ hl:InlI ‘ 7crhmcmn. sol. I no I. Feb. I. l920

Politicians forsake State;

valuable voters ignored

Why do politicians ignore college Mondale is simply a boring candidate. , _ students? Specifically, why do they ignore N. C. State students? Candidates Before the May primary we would should take advantage of the enthusiasm expect at least two presidential can- of young voters who are participating in didates to visit the area. With Duke, N. their first few elections. College students C. State and Carolina in close proximity, are known for working for campaigns in they would be foolish to ignore the the past, yet so far this year students thousands of potential collegiate voters. have been overlooked. Our senatorial race has been called the Elections for the presidency, a senato- most important race in the nation next to rial seat and govemorship are this year the presidential race. 50 where do Jim and no candidate seems to consider and Jesse stand? They need to stand State students as voters. We don’t expect here on campus because it is in the to drop by but we would Capital city. Hunt should at least make a like to see Gary Hart, Fritz Mondale or token appearance to his alma mater. . All the gubernatorial candidates Controversy raises interest should make an appearance here in Our best hope lies in Jackson, a North Raleigh but also here on campus. Student Government usually does not would also look bad. People would see it as Carolina A&T graduate. Rumor has it Students hardly know any of the arouse much interest among students at mere mudslinging. that he will be somewhere in the state candidates or their positions on impor- State. But with the allegations of em- The motivations for the allegations could April 17 and 18. That somewhere tant state issues. Knox,-whose son is a bezzlement concerning Student Body Presi- be for altruistic reasons. People have become should be here in Raleigh. He has dent Jim Yocum and Steve Hilliard, too cynical to believe that anyone cares become the most influential candidate in State student, should capitalize on his chairman of the President's Task Force to about good government. Everyone has to this year's campaign due to the number special relation with State students. Combat Apathy and presidential candidate, have a price or an angle. But as George of delegates he wields. Jackson's in- Jimmy “So help me, God" Green, Rufus interest has picked up. Already people have Bernard Shaw once said about cynics, “They sistence to enforce the Voting Rights Act . Edmisten, Lauch Faircloth, John Ingram coined the phrase "Stategate." It seems know the price of everything, but the value will strengthen the minority vote and and the plethora of others running for people do not care about politics unless there of nothing." governor work in Raleigh so it should be is some good gossip. Editorial Columnist If anything, the whole incident should cause changes to be made in both major easy for them to address State students. And so far, that's all the allegations are - burst and there are several candidates for teach people to be less cynical and more parties. Not only does Jackson stand for gossip. All we have seen so far are those positions. caring about student government. If the body the conscience of politics, but he is the Not only do candidates need to allegations and denial of allegations. It would They have all run apparently clean politic does not care about what type of most dynamic speaker in the race. recognize students, students need to be unfair at this point to Yocum and Hilliard campaigns. But this week there appeared government it has, then it deserves an Hart may come to State again this involve themselves in the political pro- to discuss the allegations, because nothing some posters referring to one presidential uncaring and corrupt one. You deserve what year since he caters to the young cess. The all too omnipresent apathy of has been proven yet. candidate — Mike Parker — asking whether you don't vote for as well as what you do educated vote. Hart has many new ideas the collegiate environment must be dealt One question that immediately comes to he is beef or fat. True, people have a right to vote for. on defense, taxation and the retraining with in such a large election year. mind is “What are the motivations for know whether a candidate is polyester or for A government is only as good as those of industrial America. We do question Decisions that concern college students making the allegations?" Are the senators real; however, a nameless, faceless commit- who are governed. Students should question his stand onjoulgn policy, especially on will be made by these candidates. making them politically motivated? tee putting upgosterslike that may be going their elected leaders and candidates about Tuition I" ‘; student "loans and forced It is“ understandable to ask that question .— their integrity, positions and. abilities. lgnq~ the moving of the American embassy in because of the intense nature of Student It is "thaf‘bne of the presidential rance is anything but bliss; It is- sad to see Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. This is milita ' uction are among these. Government elections this year. In the past candidates would sink to the level of making that students have just become interested in obviously a political play for the Jewish Let's get the candidates here on there have been only one or two candidates allegations against a fellow candidate. The student government because of this incident. vote and extremely insulting to our Arab campus to discuss the issues, and then for student body president, Senate president allegations do look bad for Hilliard. But a But it is hoped that the interest continues friends. let's get out the college vote. and treasurer. But then this year the dam candidate making allegations against another even when there is not a hint of scandal.

Reading reveals community fighting to revive past READING, Pa. — Travelers who pass by Meanwhile, William Luden, of cough drop convenience to local stores and cultural spots diversified. As a result, the economy has this city on the way to points elsewhere may fame, and Charles Duryea, the automobile ' without the hassles, crime and filth. Though been able to support a relatively healthy well think it is just another dirty urban dive manufacturer, had set up shop here. The some of the town's returnees may hunger for service sector. waiting to die. But a quick stop and look rich folk of N9' York and Philadelphia & a wider selection of entertainment, New But Reading is telling all listeners that behind this towns gritty surface reveals a flocked to the " resort hotels in Reading’s GLEN York, Philadelphia and Washington are still America can’t afford to throw away its old historically rich community that's proudly surrounding hills, showing minimal concern SHEARER; only a few hours away by car. communities and the considerable public fighting to rediscover its past. that the town had a socialist mayor. To be sure, Reading is more fortunate investment therein. As many Americans are Indeed, many young professionals who a But the Depression and demise of rail than many other small cities in America in finding here, the walls are still strong in decade ago left small cities like Reading transportation were hard"on Reading. The that its industrial base has always been America's once-famous hubs. (pop. 70,000) for the better jobs and fast life city’s heavy—industrial base shrank. Building Editorial Columnists of big-city America have Ieamed that they maintenance and new construction declined can go home again. and the city's physical condition deteriorated ered that some of Reading's best and Reading, like many small industri- asaresult. brightest. many in their late 205 and early al/manufacturing cities in the Northeast and Today, Reading's population of 70,000 is 305, were returning home after living in such Midwest, was once a thriving metropolis. At almost 50,000 below its peak in 1928. places as Philadelphia, , Paris and the turn of the century, it boasted 30 “We've been losing about 10,000 residents a Rome. While these Yumpies are returning iron-based factories manufacturing decade." said Frank McGough, the local for varied reasons. they all seem to have a Holloway inaccurate in comments; locomotive engines. plows, nails and rifle planning department expert. “But we think similar theme in their stories: Life in big-city barrels for the world. Its railroad company those projections may be stabilizing." America is too expensive, too impersonal owned more than 500 locomotives and McGough's comment may turn out to be and too competitive. Technician inaccurate in editorial understatement of the decade. In our What many of them have also discovered 22,000 cars, making its yards second only to the write with reference to the April 2 frontpage should have been done) and given the same Altoona’s in importance to the nation. discussions with residents here, we discov- is that towns like Reading are fast becoming article “Holloway Attests Resolution to Lack of resistance from the Executive Branch. we would a visual treasure. Thanks in large part to the Research." Clearly. Rich Holloway is grasping at have taken the same action. As for Holloway's Federal Reform Tax Act of 1976, which straws, so to speak. This is reflected in many use of the words ”unsubstantiated allegations" established incentives for private investment inaccurate comments he made that were so against Hilliard, the audit speaks for itself and no in historic preservation, older cities like vividly quoted in the aforementioned article. further substantiation is needed at this point in Reading have been able to restore many of “The Audit Board was scheduled to meet right time. The auditor was approved (finally, during their once majestic buildings. after elections (April 5) but will probably meet this the second semester) by the Senate and therefore Approximately 90 percent of this city's week. providing that Chairman Phil Segal can tear should be accepted as a true and unbiased audit buildings were constructed more than 30 himself away from his crusade long enough to report. years ago, find out what the whole story is." Holloway said. would also like to address the insinuatory and petunia-oetvmhvio and most were built between This is not true; we know the whole story. The inaccurate editorial presented by Technician Gun-cleanse 1870 and 1910. At least 30 different styles Editor-in-Chief III-ooh M ' of architecture are represented. A majority of fact of the matter is, that the Finance Committee Jeff Bender. don't know whose . «moon-m ' requested (March 25) that these funds be frozen rumors you subscribe to. but our group. who chuncoa-emeum the residences consists of two- and three- “and the Judicial Board take expedient action to" formulated these charges, had not considered G. IWDMOWM story row houses; gables. turrets and resolve this issue. The Finance Committee was impeachment proceedings until there was reason- 2 I “can. stained-glass transoms are almost standard completely ignored on both accounts. It is very able cause to suspect a stonewalling effort. This : ~ . ‘ n’cmpn‘nse’m features. unfortunate that we could not receive any was five days before your editorial and all of our ~ mean-uni“ cooperation. because if we had. the individual research and deliberation was done behind closed "ll‘..".ll‘...'"‘.‘ Moreover, it takes less than $40,000 to senators would not have to take this current doors with our mouths closed. We did not want W.Dlnllfil‘IIUIDTany .7 We purchase a three—story row house with six this problem to go public. to use your “ONCOIIMNIMIODOUIM Ill...-OIDUIIIIOOIUCIIIOI bedrooms and two baths here. according to action. unmomeuoiuuum Wit. Tell me. Holloway. what should make us words,through hearsay and gossip. announce-II. Layout M0...IOIIC'II...II...|I“D'IDIM’ Bob Hospidor. an administrator with believe that wasting our time talking to you would Twice you referred to the word “embezzle- MM :mm: Neighborhood Housing Services of Reading, have done any good? You and Jim Yocum ment." Not once have I, nor anyone associated .‘Wm. ,lI ...... 0mm Inc. ”Friends who pay $200,000 for an have been stonewalling the efforts of the auditor, with these proceedings. mentioned or printed the I! wumomlunemuuonuJam . above word. This is purely a term you arrived at ‘; . neat-oovnpcucuaoe efficiency apartment in New York can't Finance Committee and anyone else searching for 5}.” "noun-suave"..-Ion-enu- believe that there are such bargains here," truth and justice ogthis matter. yourself. . Ww‘uuneuuunnunnnm Hospidor said. “We‘re living with one of the Holloway said. “These unsubstantiated allega- Finally. we share your feelings that, “It is a i1- ' Mom tions condemn Steve Hilliard as a crook and are shame that Jim Yocum and Rich Holloway, who best—kept secrets of the region." very timely for the campaign of Finance have worked for our university, should have to Adds Michel Lefevre, a Parisian who Committee and Student Body Presidential Can- endure the incrimination of impeachment trials, m_ ended up here in 1972: couldn't believe I didate Michael Parker" This is a false accusation but if justice triumphs. it will be well worth it." We was in America when reached Reading. I'd with no basis of truth. Parker attended the have nothing personal against these hardworking never seen an American city with so much Finance Committee meeting at which the audit individuals, but we cannot overlook their breach European flavor... Many people here are was presented. He abstained from voting on the of the senators' trust and irresponsible actions. falling in love with the city again. It's almost resolution to freeze the funds. Subsequently, After days of studying the facts. we realized that a husband rediscovering his wife's beauty Parker asked not to be involved when we found it if we did not act. we would have put our stamp of like necessary to take further action. He had no input approval on all of these improprieties. The facts after taking it for granted for so long." whatsoever. This was by design. We did not want will be presented and justice will reign supreme. Transplants are learning that. in Reading, this issue to be misconceived as a political ploy. If they can have the most attractive qualities of this audit was performed in December (which. Philip Segal big-city living — a sense of neighborhood, according to the Student Body Documents. Senator Textiles April 9, 1984 I Technician I Opinion I 5

Feminism receives staggering blows In no uncertain terms. feminism is on the Charen. a law student at George Regarding sexual equality. she says. “ Why defensive in the today. Washington University. offers some good should I pretend for the sake of equality that Although it is rarely, if ever, mentioned in reasons as to why. women go about ogling and propositioning Technician the national media, some recent events have men when I know it isn't true? Women have dealt staggering blows to the “leaders." fuse JAMES According to Charen, “We have arrived at enough flaws characteristic of their own sex the term “leaders" lightly because of the the point where relations between the sexes without raiding the provinces of male relatively few people involved in the actual WALKER are vexed... because of the Lysenkoist perfidy." I agree. Many men do have glaring trench warfare of legislature battles. adherence to the feminist point of view. shortages of civility regarding human However, these relative few are significant in women are making both themselves and relationships. Feminists will tolerate such forum that they are the perceived representatives of men miserable." She makes some eloquent behavior in women since it is tolerated. even all women, much as the AFL-CIO is given Editorial Columnist comments on the dubious achievements of expected. by men. Furthermore. feminism policy media credit of being the representatives of federal money cut from universities that did the feminist. “In dispensing its spoils. has caused a digression in feminine behavior all “labor." Today, many younger men and women's lib has given my generation higher that has baffled myself and others. Technician welcomes 'forum' letters They are likely women mistakenly beleive feminist dogma as not comply with discrimination guidelines incomes, our own cigarette. the option of “Feminism has contributed some subtle to be printed if they. gospel. Others, however. are turning a concerning women set by the federal single parenthood, rape crisis centers. sexism of its own to the decaying discourse. ' deal with Significant issues, breaking news or public government. The Supreme Court of the personal lines of credit. free love and female In their headlong rush to interest. baleful eye to what feminism has become. United States decided that specific program complete ‘equality.' 0 are typed or printed legibly and double spaced. For the uninformed reader. NOW is the gynecologists. In return. it has effectively feminists have stigmatized ‘ladylike' behavior ' are limited to 350 words. and discrimination was the paramount issue. In robbed us of one thing upon which the as latter day Uncle Tomism. In consequence. 0 are signed with the writer's address. phone number acronym for the National Organization of other words, federal money could not be cut happiness of most women rests —- men." one of the traditional pleasures of female and. if the writer is a student. his classification and Women. NOW is the highest note of a shrill off from the entire university, just the Does anyone remember an episode of companionship a certain delicacy of curriculum chorus of screams to protest the perceived programs that discriminate. NOW was ABC's Night Line a few weeks ago where expression and sentiment conspiracy against half of our world's stunned. — is giving way to Technrcran reserves the right not to publish any population. NOW has lost some big battles Ted Koppel interviewed men who were coarseness and vulgarity. Gentleness is letter which does not comply with the above rules or lately. The most serious defeat NOW has Shortly afterwards, Gary Hart began to forced to look overseas for wives because prized today only in men (like the saccharine which is deemed inappropriate for printing by the suffered recently since its conception occured maul in the they couldn't find family-oriented women in Alan Alda); in women it is regarded as Editor in Chief when the Civil Rights Commission was primaries. One of the main reasons for his their towns? These weren't misfits, but reactionary." Letters are subiect to editing for style. brevity and changed to allow for more Peagan appoin- defeats: closeness to special interest groups. sincere men who were frustrated with what taste In no case Will the writer be informed before that The national media has pointed‘nut the they found at home. “The New American Charen gives some practical reasons why his letter has been edited for printing tees. NOW fought long and hard to prevent AFL-CIO’s endorsement of hiandale's Women. as feminists see it. must seek NOW's ideals are turning off many people. I this from happening. It even had the and agree with her 100 percent, A country where Technicran will wrihhold an author's name only if measure before the US. Congress in an campaign. They have failed to mention one independence. self-actualization failure to do so would result in clear and present attempt to defeat the proposal. It lost. of the other endorsements that: gained personal growth. And what is now permissi— all citizens are equal is one thing. but the danger to the writer Rare exceptions to this policy will national attention when it was made. ble to seek in a man? Presumably, only idea of a neutered society as NOW would be made at the discretion of the Editor in Chief. however. NOW said with contempt that the Mondale was endorsed by NOW. Perhaps applause.m have it is something else. People are commission had lost its independence. NOW some of you recall when Mondale pro- beginning to realize what NOW has caused All letters become the property of Technician and has had to look elsewhere for a parrot of its will not be returned to the author. Letters should be ideal claimed: “ I am a feminist” during the event. Before the men reading this article in our country. More importantly. the people hroiighi by Student Center Suite 3120 or mailed to Maybe someone out there doesn’t like NOW conclude they are perfect, there are some who are finally seeing this malignant Technician. Letters to the Editor. PO Box 5698 Another major loss was the fight to have besides myself. A woman named Mona flaws in the masculine gender worth noting. transformation vote. University Station. Raleigh NC. 27650

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Men, women netters win Scott Keepfer blitz their opponents 6-1. 6 I. 63; Overton (m d. Blankinship. Assistant 6-3 in doubles play. 673. 6 4; Thomas (NCSI d. Rieckert. 64.36.64. After struggling through Ray Thomas and Tony McTeer Razzetti (R! d. some rather decisive de- Baker added the Pack‘s Weathers-Baker. 6-3. 775: Stan feats at the hands of top other victories in singles ford Mavor lNCSl d. Bobby ACC foes in recent days. play with 6-1, 81 and 6-4. Mazzicelli. 6-1. 6-3: Blankinship- State's men's and women's 3-6. 6-4 wins, respectively. Will lNCSl d. HaskinPolicastro. tennis teams both enjoyed A win in the No. 2 6-4.6-3. a "break" in scheduling doubles bracket was the Wo-en over the weekend. only victory the Lady State8. [INC-Greensboro I The Wolfpack women Spartans could muster Lewis INCSI d. Bailer. 60. 6—0: downed UNC-Greensboro against the Pack women. Elder INCSI d. Paice. 6‘0. 62: by an 8-1 scored Friday Maddox lNCSl d. S. Albright. 63. while the men polished off No. 1 Leslie Lewis set 6-3: Kohlema lNCSI d. Barnett. 6-1. Richmond by a 5-4 count on the tone for the day, 60; Lewis INCSI d. Vincent. 64. Saturday. crushing her Greensboro 674; Carpenter (NCSI d. T. Freshman Scott Stan- opponent. 6-0, 60. Albright.6-l.6-2. ford keyed the men‘s win Men Lewis-Kohlema lNCSl d. over the visiting Spiders State 5. Richmond 4 Bailer Paice. 7.5. 7-5; Barnett'l'. Staff photoby Marty Allen by‘ outlasting Richmond’s Mc'I‘eer lRi Ii. Weathers. 63. 16. Albright (UNC GI d. Thomas- Marc Policastro 6-3, 3-6, 7-5 63; Baker INCSI d. Razzetti. 61. Maddox. 6-3. 7 6: Elder Staff photoby MartyAllen Baker eyeballsa waist-highforehand shot . . . at No. 3 singles and com- 5.]; Stanford lNCSi d. Policastro. Underkoffer (NCSI d. Vincent's. . while doubles partner Weathers reaches for a backhand return against bining with Brian Mavor to 6‘3. 36. 7-5; Haskin (RI d. Cirvello. Albright.6v4,6-3. Richmond. ABORTION UP TO 12TH OF PREGNANCY Wolfpack tracksters impressive in lnvitationals 8195 Abortions from 13 to 18 weeks . Scott Keepfer urday's Carolina—Duke second and third in the 3,000-meter steeplechase in Saturday as the Pack State's other victories at additional charge. Pregnancy test, Assistant Sports Editor Carnival in Durham. while discus with efforts of 164' 9:084 showed its strength in the came in the 100- and birth control and problem pregnancy counseling. five Pack men grabbed 5" and 146' ll". respective- In the women‘s distance field and sprinting events. 200-meters as Gus Young For further information call 832-0535 State's men and women first-place finishes Satur- ly. Distance runner Andy events, Patty Metzler Senior Mark Ryan won and Alston Glenn sped to Itoll free in state 1-800-532-5384 tracksters, priming for the day in the Carolina Invita- Herr finished fourth in the crossed second in the the javelin with an out- 10.78 and 21.70 clockings. out of state l-800-532-5383l ACC Championships in two tional track meet in Col- 5.000-meter run with his 5,000-meters with a time of standing 247‘ 7" throw. respectively. between 9am 5pm weekdays. weeks. participated in a umbia.S.C.. 14:33.6 clocking and 17:07.3. while Kathy Than Emery's 163' 1V2" A much-welcomed “Gyn Clinic” pair of large competitions The Wolfpack had two Yvonne Heinrick's 35' 0" Ormsby's 4:328 in the effort captured the shot ”tapering-off" period RALEIGH WOMEN'S HEALTH ORGANIZATION over the weekend. winners on the opening day leap was good for fourth in 1.500-meter event earned put and Simon Ware edged awaits the Pack for the 917 West Morgan St., Raleigh, NC 27603 Several individuals of competition in Durham. the women's triple jump. her a thirdplace finish. teammate Ladi Oluwole by next several days prior to placed in Friday and Sat- as Alvin Charleston won Obikwu, the Pack's tal- Coach Tom Jones‘ men a little over three inches the conference champion- the pole vault with a 14' 6" ented decathlete. soared had an extremely pro- with his 51‘ 5%" leap in the ship meet scheduled for effort and Fidelis Obikwu 14' 6' to claim the pole ductive day in Columbia on triplejump. April 19-21 in Chapel Hill. captured the shot put with vault title and pace State's SPRING CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES a 48' 73/4" toss. showing on Saturday. Also on Friday. the Freshman Gavin Gaynor Lankford grabs Furman title Pack's Rich MacArthur added another first-place Scott Keepfer individual title in the carded a 900 to nudge the and Gary Blough placed finish. capturing the Assistant Sports Editor Furman Invitational at Pack. DRASTIC MARKDOWNS Greenville. 8.0. As a team, Leslie Brown's even-par I coach Richard Syke's 74 paced State's women to State's men's and linksters didn't fare as a 630 second-day team total NOW OPEN women's golf teams were well. winding up in fifth in the Duke tourney in 20 - 50% OFF .~ both active over the week- place overall with a 901 Durham. Going into Sun- end. participating in the cumulative score. day’s final round action. Furman Invitational and Perenially-powerful the Wolfpack women were Duke Invitational. respec- Wake Forest stroked to nestled in second-place, tively. the team title with an 894 two strokes ahead of the SUNDAYS The Wolfpack's Jeff total, edging Clemson by a host Blue Devils. Furman Lankford. a sophomore single stroke. South led the field with a 615 . n...,,.... from Mocksville. fired an Carolina was third with an total. ‘V‘I 1‘,ln even-par 216 to capture the 898. while North Carolina Furman Invitational Team Totals TENNIS *' ’"l 10 PM Wake Forest 894. Clem- ROOMS son 895, South Carolina m g .Mw—gfiawn1‘‘ ”cups '. . . - .- .3 898. North Carolina 900. Monday-Thursday...... 7am-10pm N.C. State 901, Furman HOUSES 902. Tech 909, 2520 Hillsborough'St. Friday ...... 7am-7pm Duke 910. Tennessee 910. AcroulromDHHllller-ary Saturday...... 9am-6pm APARTMENTS Augusta 930. Virginia Tech NeanchoolkldrRecords Sunday...... 12 noon-10pm 933. Virginia 933. The Cit- adel 940. 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Pack avenges Tech loss, falls to Tigers With Shirilla keeping State against Tech. the Wolfpack in check. the "We were down right attention turned to after the (Clemson) game. Pesavento. “Pea" retired but we came right back." Tech in order in the sixth he said.We wanted to get and seventh innings. but asplit." . was nicked for two runs in Against Clemson. the the eighth. Pack carried a 7-5 lead into Catcher Jeff Mons led the top of the eighth inning off the inning with a single. before the roof caved in. but was wiped out at The Tigers struck for second on a fielder's choice eight runs in the frame. grounder by Keith Kerver. including two home runs Steve Newbern then hit a by designated hitter John high-hopper to short. but Jay, and added two more Wallace's only play was at runs in the ninth to put the first. game out of reach. State Scott Jordan followed relievers David Hall. Mark that by depositing a hang Sigmon and James Un- ing curve-ball over the left derwood couldn't put out field fence to account for the flames of the hot— Teeh's only scoring. hitting Tiger bats. “1 got behind (Jordan). Esposito. however. ref- and he waited for my used to place the blame on pitch.” Pesavento the bullpen. explained afterward. “It “A lot of times. when wasn't a very good pitch." you don't get to use the Look Ump. no hands! Staff photobyMartyAllen Pesavento got out of the bullpen much. they are not ' ‘ Staff photobyMartyAllen inning by getting Geist on as sharp. In all fairness. it's Wallace voices a dissenting opinion on this call at second base. Clemson's Mitch Wilson Woodson sends home run ball No. 21 on an extended vacation. The Pack slugger set a a grounder to second. and a tough job to do." the (14)went on to score one oftheTigers 15 runs. new ACC mark with his fourth-inningblast. then had to survive some Pack mentor explained. open the bottom of the Forest star Bill Mer- shaky fielding in the ninth "We've always had a fear STg-‘tlleigfigr first. Doug Strange then rifield’s mark set in 1982. toEgritinngbiflifin “2:; .. Zitz‘fllli'nbulIlpf:Ilss(inactivity) State'sp baseball team Withbroughta sacrificeMarczakfly. homeTech record).“It MI. 300dWoodson(to get thead- Woodsond w theresaid "Tgecfi'0 it wouldbea.t seasonStategclgses'th out itsd homebl split a pair of key ACC starter Kevin Brown mitted after the game. "I'm :5“: h:n Oil]: chances of header “algainast (GINO: s D J S T EXT B O 0 KS $ games this weekend. losing escaped w1thout any glad to get it over w1th. getting an at-large bid (to Wilmington Tuesday. to Clemson 15-7 Saturday further damage. State struck for two before dropping Georgia In the top of the fourth. more runs in the fourth the NCAA's) if we would before hitting the road for Tech 5-2 Sunday. The Tech threatened to score inning. Doug Davis belted have lost tothem twice." league games against Wolfpack is now 27-6 again. Shortstop Pete a solo homer to Center fielder Bob Wake Forest. Virginia and St pays cash $ overall and 7-3 in the ACC. Geist walked to open the straightaway centerLghile Marcsak felt the Clemson Maryland later in the one-and-a-half games inning. and advanced to Lane Lindley scored on a loss may have inspired week. behind North Carolina. and third on a single by Dunn. walk. stolen base and wild two games behind Clem- Sitler then grounded pitch. $ for texts $ son. a 5-1 victor over the sharply to Pesavento. who State struck for its final Heels yesterday. looked Geist back to third run in the fifth inning. Against the Yellow before forcing Dunn at Wallace and Strange led $ DJ’S TEXTBOOKS $ Jackets. the Pack got a second. On the next pitch. off with consecutive strong mound performance Sitler was picked off first singles. and after Woodson mgr-.2. from senior hurler Mike by Pesavento. who then popped out to short. p Pesavento to gain the win. retired Walter McConnell Wallace scored on a single $ 2416 $ Pesavento went the dis- on a grounder to second to up the middle by Jim tance. but had to overcome end the inning. Toman. 'ALI. YOU CAN EAT' a rocky start. State coach Sam George Shirilla then re $ HILLSBOROUGH $ In the first inning Tech Esposito was counting on a placed Brown. and got out I BUFFET DINNER 1 loaded the bases, with only long performance from of the inning by getting I MMWANDSOUPOFTHEDAY I one out. on a single and Pesavento. Davis to ground into an mmmmm two walks. “Pez” got out of "I was really happy he around-the-horn double l mammoemcmp l 3 ST.$ the jam, however. by went the distance." play. Shirilla slammed the I striking out Chuck Dunn Esposito said. "We hoped door on the Pack batters and inducing Carl Sitler to Mike would give us a for the rest of the game. i s 3.49 each : (upstairs) $ ground into a fielder's complete game. The way also. as he held State (time-Course) our pen is tired. if (Tech) hitless in its final three under 10 20¢ per year. choice. would have scored a few at-bats. i I Children I “It wasn't very good." runs early. it could have ”summon-(IIIi 'H 4/16/84_I ‘ Pesavento said of his been a long afternoon." route—going performance. State once again d1 “About the first four in- sponded to a Tech threat filom [Mon nings. I couldn't get my by scoring in its half 01'th éluaro curve ball over. I was a inning. 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Everyone is welcome and no medical Fan, mate typiig. IBM correctmg. ing performers. Call Jill Rochester at plasma $5 bonus With this ad plus needed. Oncsmpus pickup. 821-5829 after Avettonyd Guiley, 8284341. 7829530 for an appointment. additional bonus on second donation in $108 plus 112 share of "11111198 experience is Dr. AL. Domain of MIT will present are. Convenience store cashier needed one week wrth student ID Call Swimming pool, tennis cts. 859-0337. Biology Club meeting Tuesday, April 10 two seminars this week. "From Pickles Home typiig service cementum to approximately 20 hrslweek. 3212 Summer Work: I am looking for For Sale HYLAND 821 1590 for appointment, Roommate wanted for summer and/or at 5:30 in 2722 Bastian. Short meeting to Penicillin" Thurs, April 12, 4 pm, NCSU.83481I. Hilsborough St. 834-9841. independent NCSU students who are next school year. Rent: $125 plus 03 to discuss plans for the field trip. 105 Scheub Hall. "Capabilities of willing to work hard and live outside Experienced pilot? Fly Cessna towplane utilities. Call Karen 737 5721 microorganisms land Microbiologistsl" lFlTCANBETYPED,lCANTYPE IT. Current and Summer Job openings. the Raleigh area for the summer. Diamond 174 ct. Grade GH. Retail for free! NCSU Soaring Club. 833-4588. BSU BEACH RETREAT, April 1315, Fri, April 12, 10 am 3533 Gardner Hall. ipiickly, accurately, rauonably. Mrs. For information, cal 821m. Excellent pay $1240 per month. Only $1000. Sale $400. Call 558 3118. Roommate Needed: Summer llemalel; Emerald Isle, NC-$20 Itwo nites, four Contact: Dr. Henry Flemming 322 Tucker 8288512. GPA 01 2.25 or higher need apply. Call For Rent: 2 bedroom 1 112 bath, $1107mo plus 113 utilites; no deposit, mealsl. For more info, visit or call Scliaub, 737-2979. JOBS AVAILABLE: Clean bldgs at night 821-0231. Dwarf Bunny Rabbit and cage. $25. central air: on Holly Springs Rd. Prefer no furniture needed. Pool, air Baptist Student Center, 834-1875. PROFESSIONAL TYPING. WILL DO with other NC State students. Work Call 859-0230. someone qualified to tutor in High condition. 851 3417. Deadline for registration isApril 10. RUSH Joas. Cal 8281832 lnitesl. Ask hrs. about 4 hours per night lMonFril Summer Help Wanted: Red Cedar School English and Math. 362-5247. Dr. Frank Hammond, Marching Band forMm. Need 4 students now. 8325581 roofing in Raleigh. Excellent money. We buy and sell used Bikes. Foil Bikes, Roommate to share 3 bedroom DanceVisions presents “Nothing Can Conductor, is accepting applications for Call Joe, 851-7714. Expert Repairs, Cycle Logic Bicycle house-prefer lamalewdl consider Stop Us Now" 18th Annual Spring assistant field conductor ldrum majorl "831111188. Professional presentation of Manager for 211 Ashe Place Condos, Shop 833-4588 male-must be mature. responsible. for the 1%4 football season. If your animations. 17 years experirtce pert-time flexiile hours, condo plus The Ad-Pak Shopping Guide needs Everything furnished except bedroom. Recitall, April 12, 7:30 pm in the interested, call him at 2981 for details. IMS and MBAl. Student rates. cash, apply in person. several people to deliver the Ad-Pak on $2501mo includes everything. 8517024 Stawean Theatre INCSU Student Profouonsl Resurne Co. 4898455. National Company looking for reliable Wednesdays. Own transportation For Rent: 2 bedroom, 2 lull bath brand best time between 7-8 am or after 8 Centerl ENGINEERSII Buy your new engi- TYPING SERVICE~Rasiimes, reports, people to clean carpets and upholstery. needed. Hourly wage plus mileage. Call new Six-plax, off Gorman St, pm. Leopold Wildlile Club Meeting, Tues- neering T-shirtsll T-shirts will be on ilissertatm term papers, etc. Rees Earn to $350 plus per week. No Rich Keyes at 832-9496. Appliances. storage. drapes. laroe day, April 10 at 7:00 in Gardner 3533. sale Wed, and Thursday, April 11 and rates 1172-9491 after3 pm. investment. Must be 21 and have van private decks, washer/dryer hookups, Two rooms for rent May-Aug. $117Imo Guest Speaker is Dr. San Julian 12 in front of Mann Hall. All styles only or pickup. Sales experience helpful. Wanted: CONSTRUCTION HELP no pets, CPOL 5% energy efficient plus 113 utilities. Furnished or un- speaking on Wildlile Professionalism. $5.50. Stop and buy! Complete remote service. word pro Cal Mr. Grang 787-1024 from 10 am -4 Summer Job on condo project. Some discounts, $100 off first month rent, furnished available. Location King's Refreshments served. Everyone wel cairn. Coiivanient to perilous Rogers pm. carpenter experience desired. 8345180. $400permonth, 467 8388. Row. Female preferred. Call 851 5759. come. GRAD STUDENTS AND OTHERS, studydiscussion group, 1120012200 Mondays, Baptist Student Center. Currently discussing C. S. Lewis‘, THE SCREWTAPE LETTERS. All interested students welcome. JOB HUNTING AFTER CAMPUS RECRUITING: how to conduct your own job search. A workshop for May and summer session '84 graduates not yet employed, covering marketing yourself utilizing assertive job hunting strategies for making contact with potential employers. Two workshops offered, 45 pm either Wed., April 18 or Tues, April 24, in Rm 331 Dabney. Call Carol Schroeder or Nancy Brooks, Placement Center, ext 2396. Ladies raincoat found in Harris Hall ladies room. Claim and Identify at Registration and Records. The NCSU College Republicans will meet Tuesday, April 10 in the Senate Hall, Student Center at 8:15 pm. Everyone is welcome The NCSU College Democrats sponsors a Presidential candidates forum Tues, April 10, at 7:30 pm. in Link G107. All are welcomed. METEROLDGY MAJORS: Two airforce recruiters would like to talk to interested students about career opportunities: Tuesday, April 17 from 12:20 to 1:10 in Withers 429. All interested students are strongly urged wetland. Meterology Majors: AMS meeating Thursday, April 12 in Withers 429. Election. Election of next year's officers will be held. Our picnic will be held on Friday the 13 at the faculty club. Come by Withers429 for picnic details. Pains Council Meeting Wed, April 11 at 6 pm in the tutorial room 198485 officer elections will be held at this meeting. PreVet Club meets Monday night, April 9 at 7:00 in 2211 Gardner. Program includes elections for next year‘s officers. PRIME TIME 7 pm South Gallery April 10, HUMANISM a special talk lasting 2 hours with time for fallowhip and singing. Sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ. w—Wu.” The Agronomy Club will meet Tuesday, April 10 at 7 pm. All members are urged to attend. The NCSU Committee on Central America will present a lecture by Dr. Upsefiua Tiryakian, a Duke economist ‘on the developing economy of Nicaragua at 7 pm. Tues, April 10 in Rm 207 Harralson. Dr. Tiryakian will contrast the progress of the Saudiuista gout, against the US supported economy of Puerto Rico. For more info, call 872-7973. The Society of Women Engineers will meet on Tuesday, April 10 at 6 pm in the Packhouse. Come hear several workitg couples discuss how they make marriage work with engineering careers! All engineers welcome! The Society of Black Engineers will meet Thurs, April 12 in 216 Mann at 7:30 pm. We will be discussing elections and planning for future trips. The United Student Fellowship will be '111 having its annual banquet April 14, 7 pm. Purchase Tickets, and 12l having Sunday School at 9:45 am and Worship Service 11:00 every Sunday. Thurs, April 5 at 5-7 pm on Harris Field, AgriLifa Council Hotdog Cookout. Pick up tickets until 12 noon onApril 4 in Rm 111 Patterson. Free to ALS undergrads, $2 for others. Videotpae: "FULFILLMENT 0F AMERI- CAN INDIAN PROPHECIES” and discussron led by Mr. Darian Smith. Sunday, April 15, 7:30 pm in the Green 'floom. Sponsored by the Bahai Club. Win $75. The German Club needs an all-weather announcement board. Bring your design to Dr. Simonsen, foreign Language Dept. 1911 Bldg. You decrde on the dawn and specificatioiis we give you $75. Entries due by April 11 arm."1m,A“ 4-H COLLEGIATE CLUB meeting Tues day, April 10 in 308 Ricks Hall. Ollicars for upcomingyear W111 be elected. —'W‘Jfl‘l‘