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Larceny rate remains high by James Nana where we do not get a report. because bags. four wallets and a calculator On- report, Aline Roberson, of the <. Writer the person either feels that the loss is ly one larceny has been reported from Students' Supply Stores. said. “There Staff insignificant or that nothing can be Carmichael Gym . are two things that i recommend Public Safety crime statistics for solved. But. we encourage people to students to do when they get a book. September show that larceny remains report to us when something is “Carmichael Gym was a problem. The first is to put their name in it. Se the most common criminal offense. stolen.” McGinnis said. We've taken a good deal of precaution 'cond. as soon as a book is stolen. Of190 reports filed by Public Safety there - checking for IDs and a report it." officers in September. 101 were cases Larceny reports in the past reveal strengthened security force. We did According to Capt. McGinnis. the of larceny. Larceny has long been the to Public Safety where problem areas this to offset the number of crimes checking of identification when books most common offense on campus. as in are. The most common targets of there. and there has been a significant are taken back is especially effective 1981. when Public Safety handled larceny are books. purses. wallets. improvement." McGinnis said. when the name is clearly marked in 1.298 cases of which 1.082 were cameras. stereo equipment. parking Other steps have been taken the book. larceny. decals. bicycles. calculators and wat- because of the high number of books Besides books. every sort of per- The larceny problemIs even worse ches. reported stolen. The Students' Supply sonal property is subject to larceny all than it appears-'on recordshecauseac “The library is a case of opportunity Stores currently checks identification over campus. McGinnis said. The best cordingtoCapt. J. McGinmfPublic for larceny. People leave calculators. when books are returned. way to lower the larceny rate is stu- Safety. “Many larcenies are never pocketbooks. books and other “They have to say ‘Okay. I‘m the dent awareness. HM re valuables while they go to another one who is selling this book.‘ and they “Students need to be aware of the “Each time that there is a larceny. part of the building." McGinnis said. cannot remain “anonymous." McGinnis larceny problem." McGinnis said. hopefullywe getareporLTheresre Reported larcenies in the library said. “They need to realize the need for probably s lotof cases, of larceny during this semester include four book In a February ‘82 Technician precaution against this.”

Official encourages foreign service Careers 3‘”. ‘§ by Elma- III-III "There are three agencies in the local economy and analyze it and Nowadays. economics is becoming in- Washington making up the foreign then send the results to Washington. creasingly important." Thus. the Com- .Smff Writer service. They are the State Depart- The political office is responsible for merce Departments's activities are A career in the foreign service pro- ment with 300 offices. the Information maintaining contacts with political crucial. , vides opportunities for students Department with 900 offices and the people. labor unions. etc. It also To apply for the State enrolled in liberal arts courses. accor- Commerce Department with 165 of- analyses information and sends it to Department's foreign service requires ding to State Department official fices.” Washington. an application process which includes Shari"! Wilconsin. She said that there were four bran- The counselor‘s office issues visas a “half-day multiple-choice exam Let’s dance Wilconsin. speaking at State on ' ches of offices within the State and passports to Americans traveling similar to the SAT." One must score a Staff photo by Patrick Chapman careers in the foreign service. said Department. They are the “ad- overseas and assists Americans taken . 70 or above for passage of the exam Halloween garb prevailed Saturday night at Tut's. Includingthe super-uglles foreign languages were crucial. ministrative office. the economic of- . ill overseas. plus take a test to see if he or she can like this princess. We hope this 'person‘ is back to normal by today, for our Among the most crucial languages are fice. the political office and the The second branch of the State write English correctly. sakeaswellashers. “Chinese and Arabic." Other counselor's office." Department is the information service languages such as “German and The administrative office runs the of the United States Information Spanish are less requested.” said embassies. making sure the building Association. Wilconsin. has sufficient gas and heating. etc. According to Wilconsin. the USIA Student Government allots funds She said there were benefits to Employees get managerial experience handles “information work and working in the State Department. It early. cultural affairs work.” USIA explains by Louis Munoz on-campus events —- i.e. Homecomr council. organization or group of gives you a chance to “meet people. The economic office is responsible US. foreign policy to the people of the Staff Writer ing Dance. Sports Club Authority. students may participate, There is a travel and learn." She added that for contact with local economies. local foreign country USIAIs in. ' equipment i.e. TEMP. Outing 326 entry fee. All proceeds will be there is a lot of travel in the service. business people and American The final branch'Is the Department This is the second of a two-part Club. donated to the new Child Care Center Wilconsin then elaborated on the business people there. They gather in- of Commerce. It “backs the interna- series concerning the Student ‘ other - i.e. Anti-Vandalism Pro- designed especially for use by State structure of the foreign service. formation about the components of tional actions of US. businesses. Government. gram. students. at a below-average cost. Though the amount of this year's The object of the Car Cram itselfIs So far this semester. organizations funds is about the same as lsstxear'st. token,” umM as possible such as the Microbiology Club. the because of more organizations and into a stationwago lot of close Homecoming‘fiommittee malé'es plans- Graduate Student Association and more demands. there -seems to be friendships will be madeAon that day." Trained Emergency Medical Person- less money available. Also. the $2.05 Flow said. by Gina Ilsekwead “We also have a little surprise for tor of Alumni Relations Beth McGee nel have been allocated funds. Marie fee has not been increased in several Also. Student Government is in- Staff Writer everyone." McKay said. Playboy said. Flow urges organizations to come as itiating a weekly “Party line" bulletin Playmate Gail Stanton from Ten- After the game. the Alumni early as possible with their requests years. that will be distributed to every dorm The Homecoming Committee met nessee will also attend the Pep Rally Association is sponsoring class reu— and stated that it is possible for Because of this. Student Govern- resident. Off-campus students may Tuesday to finalise arrangements for and Bonfire. ‘ nions for the classes of'62. '67 and '72. groups to come back more than once. ment will begin a variety of revenue pick them up wherever Green Sheets homecoming weekend. Next on the agenda is the parade. It “Class reunions on Homecoming but that this is not encouraged. Last projects for the first time in its are distributed. ”Hopefully. the The festivities will commence at 7 has been scheduled for 9:30 a.m.. Nov. Day are a first for us.” McGee said. year. Student Government allocated history. which may increase the money raised will help more organiza- p.m.. Nov. 10 with the queen's pageant 18. The parade route has been chang- The 1982 Homecoming Dance will funds to a total of 37 groups. amount of money available for tions." Plow said. in Stewart Theatre. Although no win- ed from past years. begin Nov. 13 at 9 p.m. Tickets are on Appropriations last year included students' funding requests. Flow hopes also that students in- ner will be announced at the pageant. The parade will assemble at the sale in the Stewart Theatre box office. funds for Two main projects are featured this terested in any aspect of Student the 12 finalists will be announced. parking deck and end up in Student tickets will cost $5.50 in ad— ‘ travel (Dance Visions). semester. One is the Car Cram fund- Government will come up to its offices The 1982 Homecoming Queen will Thalheimer's parking lot at. Cameron vance and 86.60 at the door. Alumni ‘ educational programs. — i.e. lecture raising event on Nov. 10. Any State and find out if they might be able to -be crowned by the chancellor during Village. The caravan will p and general public tickets are $7.50 series. Alcohol Awareness Week. fraternity. dorm. club. committee. help other students. halftime of the Homecoming football . from the parking deck right onto and 88.50 at the door. game Nov. 13. Cates Avenue. then right onto Dan “The band is ‘The Widespread Jazz “The prises include a 8250 scholar- Allen Drive. From there it will head Orchestra.’ They are a nine-piece sw- ship from Harris Wholesale and a 8200 right on Hillsborough Street. then left ing band." committee member Mike Renovations progress at Student Store ‘ outfitfromHit and Miss for the queen. onto Woodburn. Then the parade will Wallace said. Also. a $75 gift certificate will be travel down Cameron Street and The dance will last from 9 p.m. until by Diane Wortmann communications through use of New computers have been added to presented to the contestant with the ‘1 a.m. and is being catered by Food Staff Writer message senders. hold historical data. registration highest class rank." said committee disperse in the Thalheimer's parking Services. The offices. as of this date. have figures. sales and project a need based member Larry Campbell. lot Voting for Homecoming Queen will The Students’ Supply Store is been relocated downstairs to centrally on projected enrollment. The Horticulture Club has agreed The group with the best float will take place Nov. 11-12. “We are still halfway through renovations started locate all personnel. This has improv- According to Armstrong. they hope to provide corsages for the finalhts on win 950. taking bids from clubs to man the in December 1981. said Students' Sup ed personnel communication. accor- to use the computers to "forecast a de- Homecoming Day. according to Alpha “There are also tentative plans for voting booths." pageant sub- ply Stores Manager G. Robert Arm- ding to Armstrong. mand for a book provided that the Phi Omega representative Danetta decorating the parade route with ban- . committee chairman Derrick Eubanks strong. “We're close enough that we're in same book for the same course is be Genung. ners signifing gro’ups’sparticipation said. Booths will be located: The purpose of the renovations was better communication with each ing used." The Pep Rally and Bonfire will take in the parade." according to the 08 a.m.-2 am. at the Student Center to improve efficiency. according to a other," Armstrong said. Computerized cash registers are place at fl p.m. on Harris Field Nov. 12. minutes from the last Homecoming 03:30 p.m.-6 p.m. in the Dining Hall Dec. 11. 1981 Technician report. Approximately 1.200 new feet of also being used in the store. They will ~ A DJ will be present one hour before meeting. 08 a.m.—5 p.m. at the Free Expres- Renovations included the relocation sales-space has been opened up due to eventually control inventory. help the Pep Rally starts to play music and The publicity sub-committee is plan- sion Tunnel of the upstairs offices. addition of new the relocation of the offices. according place orders and ensure adequate to attract people. cheerleader ningto sponsor a dorm decorating con- 08 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Library computers and an improvement of to Armstrong. , stock..according to Armstrong. representative Gary McKoy said. test. The committee plans to give a 08 a.m.-8:90 p.m. at the Link “Monte Klan and some of the trophy to the winning dorm. The Building. players are goingto try and be there." trophy would then be passed down to “We have done a lot of publicizingin inside _. ' McKay said. the new winner from year to year. the community. There has been a push Two people attending the Rally will The football game against Duke will this year to involve community Tomorrow Is the big day. Page 52. walk away with 10 cases of beer each begin at 1 p.m. on Saturday with business as well as students and slum- as door prises. said HcKoy. Homecoming pre-game festivities. nI." McGee said: — Open House '89. Page 3. Raleigh Mayor SmedeaYork will be “The chancellor will be making “We have picked up quite a few honorary guest and will start the hon- presentations at halrtime and donations from the community which Gifted students study unusual sub- fire. possibly pro-game." Assistant Direc is an improvement over the past." JCCtS. Page 4. Maine has split personality. Page 5. Western N.C. election probes acknowledged; ABC mixes soul and pop In new album. Page 6 Director finds none in eastern North Carolina — Carolina fcvcr quarantined. Page 7. by Gene Wang undercover probe into official corrup- Charles Brewer. US. attorney for Cocls fail to penetrate Pack United Press International tion in Columbus County. western North Carolina. appeared at a defense Page 8. . any news conference with Pence to an- “We wholeheartedly endorse nounce the investigation and urged RALEIGH. N.C. - State Elections- legitimate investigation that can pro correction Director Alex Brock said Sunday he duce facts. and we also endorse the ac- anyone with information on voting was aware of a federal investigation cumulation of any evidence that could misconduct to contact authorities. into voting‘irregularities in western lead to substantiating voting fraud." Brock said he was “puzzled" by the in Friday's edihon of the Techni- North Carolina but had no official Brock said news conference because “I've just clan, we Incorrectly Identified Paul knowledge of similar probes in the “The US. attorney doesn't have any never seen a press conference held to Dunne as Mike Dams and Mike rest of the state. corner on the market or wanting to discuss an investigation that has not Davis as Paul Dunne. We GDOIOSIZC ferret out voting fraud." he said.. yet produced any evidence. it's a little for the error In an interview with United Press The FBI said Saturday it is condue irregular." International. Brock said an FBI agent ting a statewide investigation into He said he had teen aware of an in- recently met with him to discuss possi- charges of vote buying. voter in— vestigation in the west for about two ble irregularities in eight western timidation and mail fraud. particularly weeks. counties. He declined to name the with regard to absentee balloting. Brock said he could not name the. counties. counties involved because he met “in Th0ught for the day “We are not “We have some investigations going confidence" with the FBI agent. permitted to choose the frame Brock also said he has had no con- on in all three (federal judicial) Sid“ photo DY 96" RamIIS of our dcnsrty, but what we put tact with federal authorities about any districts (in the state). but we pro ' Elections officials in at least one Into It :5 outs." investigations in central North bably have a few more in the western county. Yancey. have expressed con- State tailback Larmount Lawson gets wrapped up in the moment. the Pack — Hammarskiold Carolina. and he'Is aware of investiga- * counties." said Robert Pence. FBI cern over a high number of absentee runner amassed 93 of State's 345 ground yards and won the offensive tionsIn the east only through news ac special agent in charge for North ballots requested for Tuesday’s elec- gameball in the Pack's 33-3 win over South Carollna. counts related to Colcor. the Fm“ Carolina. tion. Brock said. ———_—_———l a INovamberi. 1m

A paper that is entirety the product ofthe student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and in bet the very life ofthe campus are registered. it is the mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk.‘College life without its journal is blank. ..-._ -Technirion.vol l.no.l.Feb.l.l920

Vote r.”rr’vr p. ” ThebigdayisTuesday. ltistheday the Soviet Union. almost all of the people that makes our Wu of government vote for the one candidate on the ballot. J/4. work. The day when the peoplecan voice At least in America there is a choice. their opiniongwithout persecution. unlike . The student vote is just as important as in many countries. any other segment of the population. As Unfortunately. entirely too many peo- far as State is concerned. the student vote ple willnotgotothepollsTuesday. They is the most important. Students will never will not exercise their right. rather their be taken seriously by politicians unless duty, to vote. . large numbersstartappearing at the polls yfif’1 it has all been said before. Voting is and make candidates realize that they /I simple. hey, quick and painless; in fact. it must listen to how students think about / {9/I / feels good. Yet many maple do not vote. the issues. - ’ No one can say exactly why more peo- Voting provides both the rich and the l i ’./‘//‘H __g ”.4 ple do not cast their ballots. Perhaps, it’s poor an equal opportunity to express their apathy. or perhaps. a distrust of the entire concerns about the course of this natiom- political system is the reason. Oftentimes, Once inside the voting booth. no one has it is merely a light drinle which causes more power than anyone else. No one. people to stay at home and not vote. How that is. except for people who do not Time to take detour tragic. vote; they are powerless. They have no Usually it 2..- the poisons who don't vote say in how this nation will be run. ‘ charts wrong course-0 who complain the loudest about the sad it matters only to the individual who 0 Reaganomics state of American politics and the pro- votes which candidate is elected. but it "The elections are less than a week away. running advertisements either saying “stay the Reagan has essentially tried to do all three and blems which confront this nation. These should matter to society that everyone and there is a debate on how much of an ef- course" or “give the man a chance." Reagan the results have been almost disastrous. people have no right to complain. They votes. fect the current economic woes will have on himself has gone out on a stump for can- First. Reagan has tried to reduce inflation have not been a part of the democratic Students need to. no must. vote Tues- voter attitude. Specifically. the elections will didates saying “stay the course." and said the and, in part. he has been successful. The in- process. They have shirked their civic and be a referendum on Reaganomics. only alternative is a return to the “tax. tax and flation rate for the past nine months has been day. Cut classes. skip work. miss meals, On one side. there are people saying that it spend. spend” policy of the Democrats. 4.8 percent. much lower than when Reagan 3‘ moral duties. , . but vote. It is too important not to take ad- is a referendum, mostly Democrats, and 50, it does appear that both Republicans started in office. However. inflation has gone ‘ ‘ The United States has one of the lowest vantage of this right. Our system of predicting the Democrats will gain 30 addi- and Democrats seem to perceive that the up- down because be, up until recently, sup- voting rates in the entire world. Even in government depends upon it. - tional seats in the House of Representatives. coming election is going to be in general a ported the monetarist policy which Carter Patrick Caddell. a Democratic pollster. wrote referendum on Reaganomics. The decision started. The monetarist policy has helped br- in the Oct. 17 issue of the Washington Post the voters have to make is whether nor not to ing down inflation. but the policy is .also lust think-mg predicting about a 30-40 seat gain in the stay the course or make a mid-course correc- responsible for interest rates staying so high House and a couple of seats in the Senate. tion. and. given the current economic picture. until recently, and those high interest rates are There are a couple of things occurring idle, wants more and threatens the crippl- On the other side. you have people saying the decision should be a mid~course correc- responsible in part for the current recession. across the country that are worth noting. ing of the corporation. Thank you very that it is not really going to be a referendum in tion. Second. Reagan has tried to promote it seems ridiculous to even think it. but much. lithe corporation must face a labor the sense that national issues are going to be economic prosperity. but what has happened it’s unfortunately true; the United Auto strike, it will surely die. Doesn’t the union the prime factor in determining who voters instead is economic misery. He has promoted Workers may strike against the Chrysler see this? vote for. Lynn Nofzinger. a former aid to prosperity by making cuts in individual and Corporation... It wasn't but a few years ago Another disturbing item in the news is President Ronald Reagan. wrote a response , business taxeerf'lihe‘eatrin individual-tame~ 1th..” that Chrysler wis literally on its knea Animal's growing need for e kind of to Caddell’s article in the Oct. 24 issue of the Henry . sw- ' 1 begging for outside'funds to keep itself aphrodisiac. ' hallucinogen. figever. As Washington Post. in his article. Nofzinger alive. if it folded — and many economists Time and Newsweek have recently stated that it will not be a referendum by virtue Jarrett stead. they have been a boon to the members both of the fact that the American system of of the upper class. who did not really need believed that. in principle. it should have illustrated, drugs are a problem that may government is not a parliamentary system. cuts in taxes. The cuts in business taxes been allowed to about 600,000 men already be beyond control. i.e. the executive branch and legislative likewise have not really provided money to and women would have lost theirjobs. As Did you know that quaaludes are branch are not one and the same. Therefore. those who need it — small businesses. which everyone knows, Uncle Sam stepped in prescribed for patients who have difficulty whatever influences Reagan's policies may create 80 percent of the nation‘s new jobs. In- and provided a guaranteed loan to the falling asleep. They are a legitimate drug. have on people. some may not make the con- stead. the cuts in business taxes benefited corporation. Most of those people who but America seems intent on misusing and nection between his performance and that of One reason there should be a mid-course those who did not really need the tax cuts, the are Chrysler still had their jobs. abusing this and other drugs. This has got their congressman. correction is that the unemployment rate is large corporations. But some of these people are not to stop. However. the Republicans have wisely currently 10.1 percent, the highest since the __-—-—_____=== Chrysler; they merely work for them. The Enforcement of laws concerning drugs. perceived that. while they may not consider Depression. Another reason is that the union. instead of feeling fortunate for especially the legislation that concerns the upcoming election as a referendum. they bankruptcy rate among small businesses is the ‘So, it does appear that both working when every one in ten persons is prescriptions. must be tightened. know some voters might. They have been highest since the Depression. and farmers are Republicans and Democrats seem also suffering the worst economic hard times since the Depression. to perceive that the upcoming elec- It can be said. however. and justifiably so, tion is going to be in general a Citizens Party supports 1economic democracy’ that Reagan is not totally responsible for the referendum on Reaganomics.’ WASHINGTON When “The Most participation. These patriots. weighing the United States. While few. if any. of the party's current economic problems. The Lyndon Overlooked Story of 1982” is decided at seriousness of the situation. have abandoned candidates are expected to win their races. Johnson administration made the mistake of Finally. Reagan has tried to keep his pro-. year's end by the “official" panelsof reporters. such traditional remedies as “get out the vote” they all intend to raise issues the Democrats funding the war in Vietnam on poverty and at mise to build up the national defense. The news hounds and editors, few ballots are and “voter registration" efforts. indeed. their and Republicans have traditionally regarded the printing press instead of borrowing the way he has tried to keep his promise of liable to read “Sedated Voters.” _ approach to politics runs right to the root of as untouchable. and attract the interest of money or increasing taxes. Also. the Jimmy building national defense is by transferring But once the debates, smear campaigns the problemi They’re offering voters an alter- otherwise uninterested voters. Carter administration was responsible for in- huge amounts of money from social programs andotherelementsofthe l982electionshave native. “What we're finding is that there’s a lot of itiating a monetarist policy which for a long to the Pentagon. However, one wonders if ceased to reverberate in our ears. one sad fact dissatisfaction with what’s being offered." said time had kept interest rates inordinately high. the most expensive defense is the best will remain: About 100 million of us — more Wayne Gryttlng. a candidate for the State However. Reagan is still to a large degree defense. and how much of Pentagon spen- than60percentoftheeiigiblevotingpopula- Maxwell Glen Assembly from Seattle. Washington. “People responsible for the current economic pro— ding is wasteful. David Stockman, Reagan's tion —- will have dropped out of demoaacy seem willing to accept a third party — any blems. Reagan came into office promising budget director. even admitted in an interview foranother year. Thoughshortonsexappeal. . 8: third party that offers an alternative." cuts in spending and cuts in taxes. to build up ‘Of course. many of Grytting's ideas come the national defense. reduce inflation and with The Atlantic Monthly last year that there this story could some day render all other Cody Shearer is considerable waste in the Pentagon. political problems academic. from the Citizens Party’s 1980 platform. The balance the budget. Reagan. to some degree. So. given that Reagan promised to do and Politically speaking. Americans have iron Reed College graduate’s opposition to sales has kept most of his promises. but the results has tried to do too many things at one time. poor blood, and eVeryone knows why. Politi- taxes on food. and his support to community of keeping those promises have not had the and his approach at trying to accomplish cians are out of touch. campaigns too long “They" are the Citizens Party, a loose coali- development banks for local investment (“not desired effects. those objectives has been less than compas- and the hands of special interests too heavy. tion of grass-roots activists. which in 35 states in Oklahoma. South Africa or Japan") are The reason they have not had the desired sionate and fair. the decision on Reaganomics Try though they'do, the media can’t seem to during 1980 put ecologist and hapless ypical of the party’s faith in the locally- effects is best summed up by Massachusetts in this year's election should be thumbs down; make the electoral season more palatable academic Barry Commoner on the p. ’siden- controlled economy. Institute of Technology economist Lester now is the time for a mid-course correction. than meatloaf. . tial ballot. Two and a half years later. the party 7 Regardless of what one thinks about the Thurow. Thurow said in an issue of One can only hope that voters will make such Luckily for the republic. however, some is running an impressive 1982 campaign in 20 Citizens Party’s vague call for “economic Newsweek that one can either reduce infla- a decision because the ioiksareworkingonthbconthuingcrisisot m. mostlylntheNorthemhalfofthe democracy." there's much to be said for any tion. promote economic prosperity or build up course Reagan is ask- political force in America today that en- national defense. He said one can certainly do ing people to stay on can only get worse. courages grass-roots participation. As the ma- 'one of them and with a little juggling do two of Henry Jarrett is an editorial columnist for the jor parties try to embrace their extreme them. but it is impossible to do all three. Technician. elements. the electorate may find a timely. and perhaps inevitable. appeal in third-party alternatives. On a national level. the Citizens Party can appeal to many who find their issues other- wise neglected. For example. the Democratic Party's reluctance to support the nuclear freeze. and its utter silence during the recent abortion debate. have frustrated many erstwhile activists. Similarly. the GOP's disproportionate campaign collections help to sharpen public concern for equal opportunity among public-office seekers. Of course. no one's expecting the Citizens Party — much less the Libertarians or some amalgam of John Anderson's 1980 National Unity campaign — to capture many victories in 1982. Their presence. however. is a healthy shot in the arm for an anemic democracy. As freer thinkers address top issues. you can also bet the candidates from the two ma- )or parties will slowly wake up from their com- . placency and take notice. 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Beginning November 1 and continuing through November 19, Portrait Sittings for the 1983 Agromeck, N.C. State University’s yearbook, will be taken on the Second floor of Portrait the University Student Center. Seniors will be photographed on the first and second weeks. and Undergraduates also will be photographed on the third week. Remember to wear a tie Sittings or dress for mom. Please come to the yearbook office in 3123 Student Center to make your appointment. Features ‘ November 1. 1%2 / Technician.

Gifted students benefit frOmExploration program by Stan Darden issues that they must face every day. ”We accept applications from any of the college The reason it isn't extended beyond eighth grade Press This past summer the students traveled on the students. I'm not as interested in what year they are is that the program's administrators can't get a firm weekends to see an Atlanta Braves baseball game. in as I am in what kind of personality they have. I enough commitment from high school students to at- ROME. Ga. - Mention summer school to a student the Space Center in Huntsville. Ala" the High also look for people with high energy levels." tend the program. and the image it evokes will probably be that of sit- Museum in Atlanta and Stone Mountain for a laser The student chosen for Exploration must meet at . “The social aspect of the program is one of the ting in hot classroomsTistening to dull lectures while show. least one of most important parts." said-Fountain. “It gives the more fortunate friends enjoy games in the sunshine. During the week. there are fossil hunts. mountain three standards: score a minimum of 125 students the opportunity to interact with other But that image doesn't apply to Exploration. a two climbs and trips to Marshall Forest. a virgin on a standard intelligence test. read two grades gifted students with other ideas. week above normal level as measured by a standard program for gifted students in grades five wilderness that adjoins the college. , reading test “Gifted students are a strange lot. Sometimes they through eight at Shorter College. This past summer Fountain started out as an instructor in ar- or score above the 90th percentile on a are onesided in their abilities. Sometimes they are the program enrolled 274 students divided into three chaeology in the Exploration program. She has work- standard achievement test. very well-rounded athletically, academically and sessions of 88 students each. Several of the students ed in the Floyd County school system for 15 years. The program's founder was Mrs. Mildred Greer. socially. But this gives them an opportunity to in- came from states other than Georgia. four of these years working with gifted students. who also works in the gifted program of the Floyd teract with students who are very good in particular “We probably could have filled up a fourth session She sends out brochures to public and private County schools. areas. if our staff had been able to survivethat long." said schools explaining the program and asking the prin- She saw a lack of programs for gifted children. “Lots of times they can find somebody to identify Anita Fountain. director of'Exploration for the past cipals and staffs to recommend gifted students toat- Shouter also happened to be looking for a use for its .with that they have never been able to find in their two years. tend the sessions. The students live in two dor- buildings during the summer when they were sitting school settings. By the evening of the first meal we Exploration provides the students with a well- mitories. separated by sexes. under the supervision idle with a huge overhead. are telling how they are going to interact with each rounded program of academics mixed with field trips of selected college students. “It is a very successful program." Fountain said. other for the twoweek period. Even students who and other outdoor activities. “We use college students who are hand-picked for ”We have abvout a 70 percent returning rate. A lot of are shy at first. it only takes them that first evening The students study subjects such as entomology. the dorm staff." said Mrs. Fountain. “I want college children come until they outgrow the program and to get over that. They come with the attitude that creative writing. parapsychology. art and computer students who can relate to the students we have and then ask why we can't extend i} to the ninth. 10th and they are going to experience a community. not just science. They also have classes on ethics and social who care about kids.“ 11th grades." academically. but socially and emotionally. '

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A study of 249 patients in Seattle showed the sur- But he said the study shows that paramedicsand vival‘rate among sufferers of ventricular fibrillation doctors, who treat 350.000 heart attack victims a — rapid contractions of the heart muscle that cause year in the United States. should first try lower-level an irregular heart beat —— was the same whether shock treatments. saving high-level jolts as a last- they received maximum shocks of 320 joules of elec- resort. ' tricity. or a lower dosage of 175 joules. “If you can give the least to get the same benefit, But Dr. W. Douglas Weaver on the Harborview then do that." he said, noting doctors generally ad- Medical Center, who headed the study. said the ~minister the maximum dosage even though there. shocks can slow the heartbeat if the jolts are too is no evidence it is necessary. strong. 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Maine lifestyle toughens Multiple Sclerosis victim by Leon Daniel welfare programs threaten more such hardship in to split some Wood and patch some holes in his trailer ment. Aiif'n said he had been examined by another United Press International Maine. which paradoxically is known by its license with pieces of plastic. doctor who lwlw- M be is entitled to the payment. plates to hordes of tourists as “Vacationland.” "They said he could work." said his wife Nina. “They put my number in a computer. but I haven‘t WOODLAND. Maine — Times already were so hard There are. in fact. two Maines. :‘That's why they took him off the Social Security." heard nothing yet." he said. up here in the woods a lot of folks did not even notice There are the Mainers who live in relative comfort Mrs. Allen. who attends a local baptist church. said Asked if he planned to vote in upcoming congres- when the recession hit. in an urbanizedb’elt along Interstate 95 and the af- she had received no help from its members and does sional elections. Allen answered with a question of With fall foliage fading fast. men like Arthur Allen fluent settlers from other states who have found in not expect any. his own. ' ' are laying in wood for a winter forecasters predict Maifie a version of the good life. "I didn‘t tell them about our situation." she said. “Vote for what?" he said. adding he never in his life will be as hard as the times. And then there are people like the Allens. who live displaying the independence for which Mainers are cast a ballot. “I was just splitting some wood. but I quit when I deep in an inhospitable winterland and scratch out a noted. The Allens, who own the single acre of land they came too close to my feet with the axe." Allen said in living any way they can - cutting wood. harvesting Allen somehow can laugh about the time a church live on. said they had never considered moving but a voice slurred by multiple sclerosis. a disease that blueberries. digging clams and poaching deer. member noticing his unusual gait advised him to lay would accept a better house trailer welfare officials has progressively afflicted most of his bodily func- From the state capital of Augusta. it is 200 miles of - would like to buy for them if the money can be found. tions and for which there is no cure or specific treat- hard driving to Woodland. and aptly named hamlet off the booze. ment. area along the Canadian border. “Even when I walk with a cane. I'm all over the “This is a good place to raise children." said Mrs; deep in the forested place." he said. Allen. who. like her husband. has never lived Allen. 27. .married and father of three small In autumn. this easternmost part of the United anywhere else. children, lost a $700 monthly Social Security disabili- States may also be its most spectacularly beautiful. His mood darkened. however. when be disclosed he Many of the poor in rural Maine vow they never ty payment six months ago when a physician ruled he Inland. as the days grow shorter. the leaves darken is;four months behind on his payments for medical in- will leave the harsh land that so grudgingly yields a was able to work. and fall. And along the coast the surf crashes against surance and does not know if the policy has lapsed. living. “I‘m mad at the whole world about it." Allen said. rocks with an intensity that hints“of the hard winter . Allen secured that policy through the paper-mill “I wouldn't leave even if I had to eat bark and ber- The Aliens are scraping by on food stamps worth coming. Job he lost when he became too ill to work. and he ries." said Marry Prekins. displaying a photograph of $208 a month and a monthly $491 check that aids poor So. Allen crippled by a disease destined to kill"‘him wants to hold onto the policy as long as he can. five generations of nearby relatives attending a re- families with dependent children. for which they slowly. was trying awkwardly and with great effort He also hopes for restoration of his disability pay- qualified when he lost the disability payment. cent I'amily reunion. The Allens live in a ramshackle 27-year-old house trailer with a leaking roof. It is inadequately in- tirkttititttttittiwttti Feature Writers Needed titttiwttttttiifiittit sulated and poorly heated by a defective wood stove. They are among the poorest of the poor in a state If Interested call Susan Hankins or Tim Ellington at 737-2411/2412 , some economists — measuring personal income against the local cost of living — have contended is the nation's poorest. 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Nominal fee charged Pony 10's are super stick decals that you can apply right on users’ group invites all to the third educa the ankle patch of our new All American Basketball Shoe. tional lesson for the 41 and other HPs 0 AN OPEN FORUM FOR THE PROPOSED Now you can put our number. . .your favorite player's pm. Board Room, Student Center. gymnasium addition will be held Thurs, . number. . .your sc ooI's initials. . . in our favorite COME HEAR DR. BARBARA OOMIN, Nov. 11, from 4-6 pm. in the Student colors. . . right on the Hottest Basket ~all Shoe in the game. research scientist at NIEHS, speak at the Senate Room IStudent Centad. Students, But Pony ID's are just part of what's hot in basketball this next meeting of the Microbiology Club faculty, and staff are encouraged to at year. 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Humanistic trend heard on ABC’s newest album by Ray Barrows successes the band signed with PolyGram Records 7 Entertainment Writer with what is rumored to be one of the biggest ad- vances in British music in the last decade. The result . What is this year's new emerging British sound? is their first American release. The Lexicon ofLove. The earlier part of the year gave us the barrage of The album includes the hit singles but doesn't fall electronic upstarts — strutting dance melodies to a back on the laurels of early'hits to give it substance. robotic beat. While such innovations as the use of the Martin takes the aforementioned mixtures of horns Linn drum synthesizer haven't even touched their and strings to back his scripts. Like a good actor his potential the trends from Britian have a. fresh emotion is right on cue with his heart always humanistic element this season. bleeding. In “Valentine's Day”. for instance. Martin White funkIs the predominant trend —- dancing is uses great one liners and piercing wordplay to in and the electronic revolution has put enough beat The Lexncon of Love is deliver such stingers as: “With your heart on parade in the charts so that the bands with the right com- the latest release from and your heart on parole/I hope you find a sucker to bination of soul and pop stand to do very well in this the British group AIC. buy'that mink stole." Such lines as those come across season's market. . Its music is a style of shallow and sticky on paper — but Fry's acting back- One of the season‘s most interesting blends comes white funk. ed by intricate and shimmery arrangements turn the from ABC. one of the onslaught of bright young Photo courtesy of musicinto glossy entertainment. PonGram Records This is the most intriguing quality of this group. ~ British bands who possibly stand as the future of They take pop and make it such a overblown spec~ British pop. What is so interesting about the band tacle complete with orchestrated everything and are the very elements which propel the force behind grandeur melodies. And then. they actually walk the music. While most of the forerunners of the pop away from the studio with self-respect because they craze - such as Haircut 100 and Heaven 17 - are know they haven’t made anything shabby out of what relying on intense melodies fueled by soulful horn . they have done. sections to get the feeling across. ABC has chosen to Disco was based on hit formulas and controlled. delve into dark pasts —— using disco melodies as a simple and nauseating lyrics. ABC takes the same source for its music. musical structure but adds a pop beat. great lyrics ABC is about love foremost — the sort that in- and dazzling harmonics and shows what good dance trigues in a good B movie —— love withvmoonlit nights, music can be all about if people are serious about the heartbreak and plenty of passion -— not real emotion music. not just creating hits. . understand. but the sort of scenarios that teenage effects — no white polyester suits and shimmering ‘doesn't merely sing them. Roxy Music was all about To add to all of this. the band had sense enough to girls break down in tears over. lights. ABC doesn't use musical devices in a for- style for the sake _'ofimage. With ABC. the imagery get top production in the form of ex-BuggleTrevor Musically the band is about lushful strings. with mulistic way. Their effects are not devices but come takes the effect as a good soundtrack can when it Horn. who has achieved the right mix of studio tricks plenty of backing in bombastic keyboards. plaintive directly from their craft. grips the moviegoer to his chair. and slick mixing efforts to make the emotion stand saxophones and discostyle rhythm tracks believe The band is not a product of the same art system ABC first came upon the British charts with out even more. it or not. Yet the greatest thing about these guys. is that gave us disco. but champions the causes that “Tears Are Not Enough" during the summer of 1981. ABC is pop the way it should be — convincing that they play those disco tracks so hard — with produced Roxy Music and David Bowie. The band is The single skyrocketed into the top 10 and the band enough to be taken seriously and structured well plenty of sour — and deliver their lines so fervently about style and image that can be obtained through followed with another impressive single “Poison Ar- enough to be enjoyed. If the crop of talent imported that they overcome any sense of artifice. musical modes. row." The single went to number one on the British from Britain continues to fare as well. British soul- The reason is that there are no tricks behind the Vocalist Martin Fry piayacts his lyrics — he charts within six weeks of release. From those two pop should dominate this year's trends.

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ack sheds last-year image Willa- Ter'ry Kelley to the outstanding player in alike that they won't be 4-7 ended the scoring three Sports Editor the South Carolina-State for a second year straight. minutes later as strong safe contest in memory of the After falling down 80 and ty Dori Wilson intercepted a good to have some late Dick Christy who then taking the 83 lead on another Beckham pass. this of insurance policy for scored all 29 of State's Miller’s three-yard run in time at the 24 and returned n things don't go exactly points in a 29-26 State win the first quarter. the‘Pack it for the score. . Well. State head foot over the Gamecocks in 1957. extended its lead in the se- Senior offensive guard coach Monte Kiffin had Lawson was awarded the of- cond period. Quarterback Earnest Butler explained ofthem ready when star fensive gameball by Kiffin Tol Avery passed for 20 how the Wolfpack offense. ingback Joe McIntosh for his performance. Also! yards to Ken Jenkins and which has been sputteringof t out of Saturday's 383 receiving ‘a game ball was Lawson ran for 29 more late. ran past Gamecock all over South Carolina. senior cornerback Dee Dee yards to set up Miller's se- America tackle Andrew Pro of them. Mike Miller. Haggard. who sparked the cond TD. a four yard run. vence. The Pack rushed for ed for 158 yards and the Wolfpack defense on several . “Mike Miller played a 345 yards and passed for r. Larmount Lawson ad- occassions. great game." Kiffin said. another 85 in tallying 430 93 in leading State's Lots of_both Miller's and -“It's nice to have a freshman yards in total offense ' ting. ground attack Lawson's yardage came like Mike Miller to come in against a Gamecock defense t the Gamecocks. misdirection plays but when number 43 (McIntosh) that held LSU to 14 points - Miller obviously, it from gets hurt. He's a great back. last week. his best game as a col- Miller attests. that wasn't I‘ve said all along he was a "The play is 48." said; -. In fact it was the the original plan. great back. He's got some Butler who started for the » beat rushing day ever "That wasn't in the game confidence. first time since an injury a State player and the plan in the beginning." “He played well at four weeks ago. “The I-back h best day by a State Miller said. “But as the Virginia. He's a different runs a countertrap. We send hmsn. and he was play- game went on they started type runner than Joe. He's a the fullback and the I-back ' only his fourth college flowing quickly and our line power runner and a slasher. to the weak‘side and the c after missing the was pulling so we started He breaks a lot of tackles weak-side guard and tackle 's first four games with running, it." and falls forward for more pull. The I-back starts to the g injury. Only three McIntosh left the game in yardage." weak side and then bends as by Ted Brown and the first quarter with an The Pack romped the back to the right. by McIntosh rank ahead ankle injury and his return game open" in the fourth "That leaves the defen- . iller's day. was in doubt. although he quarter after a sleepy third sive end standing and the StariphotobySamAdams ‘ I he more I play. the bet- later returned to the field period. Avery hit Stanley. guard from the backside Wimmmrmmmmminmmmwmm 1uyeruMpeydirtonone I understand our line's and could have played. But Davis on a 32-yard pass and takes him out pushing Pro- ofhlsthreetouchdownsonthedey. .. of blocking." said , no more than had McIntosh then bootlegged the last 17 vence to the inside. It's a one of us needs to come in. for the performance of the “Avery has the ability to been labeled as 4-7 even- or who has seen limited left the field than Miller yards forthc score to make hard play to catch on. The we'll come in." State backfield. make great plays and he though they were still only after being redshirted romped for 42 yards around the score 19-3. It took the backside linebacker is The win was a very “I'm going to give Monte made some of them today. 4-8 going into the game. season and beginning right end in hisfirst carry to Pack all of seven seconds to blocked by the center and pivotal one for the Wolfpack Kiffin and N.C. State They ran a bootleg action “With all the press season injured this year. set up State's first score and get the ball back as left end the other linebacker is hit by gridders. and as Kiffin wrote credit." Bell said. “Forty- for big gains when we ever breathing down our necks . 100 yards came to me wipe out a 3-0 South . Frank Bush pickedoff a Gor- the backside guard.” on the blackboard in the two (Miller) and 34 (Lawson) pursued. They cut us on two about last season. it was real surprise." Carolina lead. That run set don Beckham pass at the Knowing that McIntosh locker room after the game: came in and did a great job long runs. and we had them important for us to get back or his offensive efforts the tempo for the Wolfpack Gamecock 28 and another will be back in gear next “It ain't like last year for them. We talk.ed all third and 16. and they hit on the winning track." or was voted the winner the rest of the game as they Miller scamper. this time of week doesn't worry Miller. anymore." week about McIntosh being one for a first down.” Shelton said. “It should help he Dick Christy Award. literally run their record to 16 yards extended State's “We just play together." South Carolina head coach a class back. Well. they are The game was very mean- us build ' confidence and . award is given annually 5-3 to prove to fans and foes lead to 20-3. The Pack then he said. “If the coach thinks Richard Bell had good words class backs. too. ingful to a team that had momentum."

Mthletes give examples of mental anguish suffered from injuries by To. DeScbrlver I felt. I wanted to be out on frustrating to watch his losing any of my condition- " I acted like a typical col- received a master's degree been swimming. but I‘d comhatting the mental pain Sports Writer the mate. but my injury just teammates. filled the void ing. I know I can't get in any lege student." in oceanography from State. rather run." said the 28-year of an, injury goes hand-in wouldn't permit it." by working part-time. better shape now." Athletes aren't the only Wittman. who uses runn- old New Jersey native. hand with healing the car's note: This is the se- When Koob decided to Each athlete has his own Sharpe. like Crist and ing as a way to stay in shape “Swimming is kind of bor- physical wound. . of a three-part series red-shirt. the decision came way of filling the void caus- Koob. has sufferred a season people who get injured ing." These athletes were for- using athletic injuries. while participating in and help relieve tension. has “I've gained about five tunate enough to bounce cures and remedies as a relief. ed by an injury. injury. sports. To a person who missed two weeks running “I was hurt everyday.“ he John Crist. the 1982 TAC “I developed bursitis in runs. plays racquetball or due to a bruised heel. pounds already. and I can back from injuries and fulfill uring an athlete's said. “I could block the pain ‘national champion in the my knee in May of 1980." the swims. missed time from “It's frustrating. I don't feel that I've lost some ofmy athletic careers at State. In . r. the chances are slim out during practice. but the decathlon. learned to play Syracuse. N.Y. native said. their recreational endeavors want to take time off from conditioning. but I know. part three of this series. cur- . fact almost nil — that other times it always hurt." the guitar when a stretched “At first. I thought it was can also be frustrating. that I have to stay off it and rent red-shirted athletes individual will not suffer “Also. my grades were ligament in his knee forced no big deal and that it would running. but I also don't let time cure the healing." will give their viewpoints on a type of ailment —— slipping because I was wor- him to miss the 1978 season. go away. but it didn't." “I run about five miles a want to make it worse." Wit- Wittman said. what it's like to be currently ther itbe an injury or a ried about, my. wrestling, ”Grist. an assistant track Sharpe said. day. five times a week." said tman said. For Wittman and the hurt and their thoughts le. - which causes the Consequently. I had my coach at State. took a com- The injury caused Sharpe Paul Wittman. who recently “In place of running. I've other athletes .inthis. story..- .abeuttheinhtnne. m 4 :ml r101!“ vidusl to missan athletic worst semester in my five plete break from his event to miss the next fall cross- .. t. years here". but expressed that it was country season. and she most cases. the cause of For the Endicott. N.Y. hard. . didn't run again until ing an athletic event native. currently residing in "I tried to not think about December of 1980. Thompson stars in Supersonics’ victory; persist for only one or Concord. his grade slippage competing so that when I “I'd try and run about games. but in other was only one factor which was healthy I would be men- every two weeks. but my . . the injury could cause made the 1979-80 year his tally fresh. but it became knee would still hurt. so the athlete to lose a season worst at State. very difficult because it was doctor would tell me to take . Ross, Terrapins vaccinate Fever victims one a career. “It was my brother's all around me." another two weeks off.“ n injury to an athlete senior season. and I also felt For Crist. the knee injury Sharpe said. Former State all-America basketball player David have far more reaching that I could win the ACC's in is just one of many injuries A nagging injury can be Thompson has started building a new reputation for Sidelzlne . quences than just the my weight class." Koob said. which have plagued the very frustrating to an himself. This time in Seattle where he was traded ling of torn tissue or the “I felt really bad about not Alabama graduate. “I tore athlete, Sharpe said. 7 during the off-season after three years of difficulty in ' William Terryf ding of broken bones. being able to work out with ligaments in my arch seven “After about five months. Denver. where he played for seven years. he mental anguish of sit- him (his brother. Mikel. I'd years ago. and it never heal- I got really discouraged. and The 6-4 former national player-of-the-year that led ; on the sidelines wat- always worked out with him ed correctly." he said. "My she said. ;. Kelley ‘ .g your teammates per- before big matches and now foot always hurts now; the I felt like quitting." State to its only NCAA basketball title. scored 21 I couldn't." Koob said. “I felt only time it doesn't hurt is " It was shortly after her points in his Supersonic debut to lead the Sonics to .. affects each athlete in thoughts of quitting the opening win as the NBA got underway Friday. e way. like I'd let him and my team- when I'm sitting down." sport ' she loves that an Insights 4 ' restler Steve Koob. mates down." Due to his foot injury. Sharpe's fortune turned Thompson may find life a lot easier in Seattle after . was red-shined the Ironically. the same team- Crist has had to change his around. having his troubles in Denver and getting some bad l66 yards passing to the total. 4 season. compared sit- mates Koob felt he let down practice routine. "I saw a different doctor billing. At least its a big start for State's legend. The Terps belong in the Top 20 but meanwhile. the ; on the sidelines to being are the ones who helped pull “I’ve cut down on the who told me that I needed to Maybe he'll keep it up. Tar Heels. who from a talent standpoint belong in the ung boy who's sick. him through the tough amount of running I do and strengthen some muscles Top 10 must be wondering what happens to their na- Remember when you times. have increased my techni- around my knee. He told me Rumor has it that Maryland head football coach tional championship dream every year. . a little kid and you got “The guys on the team are que work." . O O O ," Kooh said. “All ofyour really close. and they stood Like Crist. many athletes that I had a muscle strength Bobby Ross may be up for the Nobel Award for nds would be outside by me. and it also helped to suffer from nagging injuries. imbalance." Medicine. His coaching of his talented team of Ter- The Heisman Trophy chase is getting to be a ying. and you would have Mike around. He “I've neverstepped on the “After about a month. I rapins to a 31-24 win over eighth-ranked North nailbiter. Just as Herschel Walker ofGeorgia seem- h them from the win- helped me a lot." he said. mat since I started wrestlo was able to resume my nor- _ Carolina has reportedly cured an epidemic Carolina ingly was getting a grip on things. his competition . you wanted to go out so Koob. who stayed away ing in the seventh grade mal running schedule." the Fever that was sweeping the nation. sparkles in a pair of upsets. Tailback Earnest Ander- ly. but your mother from the wrestling room that I haven’t had some type fifth-year senior said. Yes, for the third year in a row. the always highly son's 227 yards led Oklahoma State's 30-20 win over dn't let you. That's how while hurt because it was of injury." Koob said. Sharpe filled the void in touted. hopeful Tar Heels have managed to avoid an Missouri to give him 1328 yards for the season. Cross country runner Kim her life by enjoying the Sharpe. who is' currently other aspects of college life. almost imminent New Year‘s' Day appearance. Too Meanwhile Stanford quarterback John Elway was trying to make it through "I slept late. watched soap bad for the Tar Heels that six bowl scouts and a na- passing Stanford past No. 1 ranked Washington the season with a bother- operas and went to football tional TV audience saw Maryland tailback Willie 43-31. So much for Washington's No. 1 ranking. some hamstring said. "I'm games." the former N.Y. Joyner rush for 240 yards in 16 carries to pace a Maybe Don James should consider the Seahawks' job just trying to make it to the state cross-country cham- 320yardlrushing attack for the Terps against the now that in the Huskies' first encounter with some in Raleigh's end of the season without pion said. strong North Carolina defense. Maryland also added - real competition they have fallen. Memorial Walker moved into sixth place on the NCAA all- Auditorium Wed. 8 time rushing list with 4701 yards passing State's Ted 5-0 Way to go, Brown. Southern Cal’s Marcus Allen and Oklahoma Thurs. Novambara State's Terry Miller. 8 4, 1982 8 pm. Welcome to No. 1 Pitt. A win over Penn State could wrap up a national title for Foge Fazio 8: Co. Wolfpack! barring a New Year's Day loss.

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Defensive unit Charles, Bailey spark '7 contains Cocks ' Reds over Whites by Bruce Wlakwerth only a basket apart at the by Ten DeSchrlver thought they had to play Sports Writer half. as the momentum perfect. and they were tight. changed hands several Sports Writer but today they were looser. State's basketball team times. The Reds pulled away When State coach Monte and they played reckless." put its wares on public in the second half. though. Kiffin looked up at the Kiffin said. display Sunday afternoon in behind the outside-inside scoreboard after State one of the men who the annual Red-White game. tandem of Lowe and scored its second touchdown played with reckless aban- won by the Red team 101-74. Charles. Ernie Myers led in the second quarter Satur- don for Kiffin's warriors was Sophomore Lorenzo Charles the Whites with 22 points. day against South Carolina junior linebacker Andy and senior Thurl Bailey led while Harold Thompson and saw the score 12-3 in Hendel. Hendel elicited a the Reds in scoring with 24 came off the bench to add 17. favor of State. he thought vicious hit on South Carolina points each. while point- In the locker room after— OH NO. quarterback Gordon guard Sidney Lowe passed wards. Valvano talked about Think back to last season Beckham in the second off for 10 assists. the play of some of the just a second. State was quarter that caused a fum- Wolfpack head coach Jim newcomers. and in par- leading South Carolina 12-3 ble. which the Pack's David Valvano. who watched the ticular the surprising in the second quarter at Col- Shelton pounced on. game while doing color com- Charles. umbis. 8.0. when the roof Senior defensive tackle mentary for the Wolfpack ”Lorenzo is our caved in. The Wolfpack Greg Steele believed Sports Radio Network. was man-child." Valvano said. went on to lose 20-12 to the Hendel‘s bit was the turning pleased with the game. “He's got that marvelous Gamecocks. point of the contest. 4 especially the impact of the body without the benefit of "I was thinking oh no. not “That got us fired up and three-point goal and the weight-training. What he again." Kiffin said. gave us confidence." Steele 30-second shot clock. did today in the game was But last year is last year. said. “I think what you saw. at what he did all last year in and this year is this year. Hendel thought the least I did as a fan, was a practice. He just didn't get and this is a different State defense grow. even in defeat better game." Valvano said. the playing time last year. football team. last week. - “There were so many more again. because ofthe style of What Kiffin didn't know. “Themffense played well things happening. Exciting ball we had to play. I just and what none of42.300 peo last week. and I felt per- things. If this game was hope he develops quickly. ple in attendance could have sonally that we(the defe l played last year and the Red We need him to play well predicted was that the State let them down. I wanted team got up by 12 points in now." defense would come out of come out here today and the first half. youwouldn't Myers and George, Mc- the locker room after prove something." the MMWammmmmflflIredshaw.haseapandedhlsversetllltyon5tete'sfootbellue see another shot until Tues- Clain both started for the Munro speciallst. e punter and a defensive day." Whites and V the two halftime and totally shut Rochester. N.Y. native said. back. The tempo of the game freshmen guards combined down the Gamecocks’ of- Hendel also believed that would've been mad at line coach Pat Flaherty was “He calls the defensive ' here." the fifth-year senior was such that a total of 45 for 33 points and 12 assists. fense. South Carolina didn't the fumble get the defense myself if their quarterback scouting the Wolfpack for signals and his reckless style said. turnovers were committed. Both figure into the pick up its initial first down going. “We were down a lit- had caught me." Joe Paterno's Nittany of play provides leadership." Wilson is also looking for- but Valvano sees this as a Wolfpack's plans. of the second half until 8:56 tle bit after they scored. but. Senior defensive tackle Lions. Flaherty said. ward to next Saturday. worthwhile trade-off “I thought Ernie played was left in the contest. By the fumble got us fired up." David Shelton thought that Flaherty was impressed The Pack travels to State “I'm fired up and ready to because ‘the game will be as he's always played." that time the contest was Hendel said. for once fate was on State‘s with the State defense. “The College. Pa. to face Joe go up there next week." more open. Valvano said. "He may have decided with State in con- Along with Handel. the side. defense is solid. they hustle. Paterno's crew Saturday. Wilson said. “The days when you can an off shooting night. but trol leading oo-3. and many Wolfpack had several defen- "Fate plays a different and they play team and Shelton thinks that the look at the stat sheet and he'll always get 20. He's a' of the Wolfpack faithful sive stars Saturday. but part each week in football. defense." Flaherty said. big win over the Gamecocks For Wilson. Shelton and see where a team committed prolific scorer. George gives were heading towards their none twinkled brighter than This week we finally got the “State is sound in a lot of will be a boost for the the other members of three or four turnovers are us an outside shot. He's a carslboping to catch the final . defensive halfback Donnie breaks.“ he said. positions. and their defen- defense. State's stingy defensive over.” he said. “I think you good outside shooter. He minutes of' the North Wilson. The W'ashington. "We kept working and_ sive secondary played as “This will build some unit. they have one day to can expect 10 to 20 tur- played about like 1 expected. Carolina-Maryland game. D.C. native picked off a believing in ourselves in well as any secondary can momentum and give us the savor this victory. Then it's novers a game. But you're He's not gonna lose the ball How could a defense Beckham pass and practice. and this week it play." Flaherty said. confidence which we back to the practice field also going to see about eight a lot. he's quick and plays which gave up 39 points to scampered 24 yards for the came together." Shelton Flaherty noted that the needed." Shelton said. “It's Monday to prepare for runn- slam dunks. about 10 three- good defense. and he'll take Clemson last week all of a touchdown. said. defense has no great stan- the last shot our seniors get ingback Curt Warner. point plays and great transi- the outside shot. I think we sudden allow South Carolina "I knew as soon as I pick- Among the Wolfpack dout. but if he had to choose at them. and we haven't quarterback Todd tion basketball." have as good a pair of only three points? ed it off that I‘d score." faithful in attendance Satur- someone it would probably beaten them the previous Blackledge and the seventh- The teams for the Red- freshmen guards as anyone "Against Clemson they Wilson said. “In fact. I day. Penn» State assistant be Hendel. four years that I've been ranked Nittany Lions. White game were divided in- in the country." to the same alignment as us Senior guard Dereck ed in practices. with the pro; Whittenburg did not'play State-North Carolina soccer teams battle to 4-4 deadlock bable starters on the Red because he had his wisdom sausd. The two ”teams were gth removed. by Devin Steele Moniedafe became hero for The Tar Heels. whose much of the time. Several Fifteen minutes into the scored unassisted to give Assistant Sports Editor the day with his goal. scored record went to 9-5-4 and scoring opportunities either game. Tony Johnson put State its first advantage. in heavy traffic. 0-2-2 in league play. outshot fizzled or were just short. In North Carolina on the board But North Carolina. which CHAPEL HILL — Fran- The game. which saw the the Wolfpack. 21-19. State's the final two minutes. the first. after taking a cor- hadn't scored in its three cis Moniedafe booted a five- lead change hands four Chris Hutson had 14 saves. Pack's chances were golden. nerkick from Tim Ensley. previous encounters. bound- Scoreboard yard goal with 82 seconds times. was physical. action- while North- Carolina’s but three goal attempts Sam Owoh knotted the ed back to take a 4-3 edge in left in regulation to produce packed and played from one Bruce Talbot had12. were just not there. count with 4:24 left in the less than five minutes on State Red a 4-4 deadlock which. stood end of the field to the next. “I think the result was r Sam Okpodu was again first period. kicking the ball goals by Billy Hartman and 83 Ah Agg through two overtime “Both teams had the op- fair." North Carolina coach the scoring force for the in off a shot which hit the Mike Reid. Keith Miller 542 376 918 periods as State's and North portunity to win." said State Anson Dorrance said. “Both Pack. scoring a goal and ad- crossbar. It looked like the Heels Benny Coughlin 544' 353 897 Carolina's soccer teams set- coach Larry Gross. whose teams had a lot of chances. ding two assists. The Heels took a 2-1 lead might hold on for the vic- Dolan Shoaf 535 345 880 tled for that score Sunday at team's record went to 13-2-1 I'm disappointed that they “They‘ve got so much five minutes into the final tory. but Moniedafe ended John Hildebrand 514 330 844 the Tar Heels's Fetter overall and 1-2-1 in the ACC. scored with several seconds speed up front. so we zoned period on a goal by Ben those hopes with his goal off Tea- tetal: 3539 Field. "It was a great ballgame. left. Our kids' heads went them back." Dorrance said. Abell. Chris Ogu tooka pass a free kick. ’ North Carolina battled very exciting and physical. I down after that goal." “We're not going to run with from Okpodu and drove in to “There was a scramble for Kevin Elvin 510 DNF — . from a 3-2 deficit to take a expected them to have some State seemed to have the them. We put another guy in score. tying the game again. the ball and it just came Elaine Brown . DNF' 321 ‘. 4-3 advantage with 13 offense. but we shouldn't edge \in the overtime the midfield to give us 2-2. right to me." Moniedafe minutes to play. before have given up four goals." periods. controlling play numerical parity." Six minutes later. Okpodu said. “I just kicked it in." William 8. Mary ‘ SB Air Agg Eric Morrison 562 361 923 Wolfpack volleyball teams gain valuable lessons from weekend losses David Dodson 533 348 881 Kerke Johnson 521 336 857 by Pete Ill-ere State. which meets North State seemed to bounce the first two games. but the marathon but were unable Pitt. The Pack found it was David Field 477 334 811 Sports Writer Carolina in a rematch in back well from the Pitt ball seemed to bounce the to capitalize. tough to come back for a Tea- tetal: 3472 Chapel Hill Wednesday. fell match and played tough in a Bulldogs's way. The score State was still not out of third time and lost handily Ask any college student. to 20-9 for the season. 1511. 21-19. 15-7 defeat. was tied 13 times in the se- the woods Saturday as it to the Vols 15-5. 15-8. 15-6. David Turner 503 291 794 and he/she will tell you a nationally The Pack actually played cond game. and State had had to face the same Ten- good education does not The Pack met well enough to win both of three game points in the nessee team that had upset :1 come cheap. ranked Pittsburgh in a ii»or anemia: asoifiiori UP To 1271! State's volleyball team prelude to the Invitational ,Elizabeth M. (Lacy). WEEK or Par-summer learned some valuable Thursday night and came Men’s golf team records second Win MADDOX : 8185 lessons and gained some im- away with its worst defeat I» to Wake County Soil g. portant experience in the of the year. 15-4. 15-5. 15-4. by Gina Blackwood Wolfpack. The spring season 723. one stroke off Guilford's It and t Abortions from 13 to 16 weeks bargain as the team played The Panthers dominated in Sports Writer will begin in February with Daniel Thore's opening at additional charge. pregnancy test. birth control some of the best volleyball that match to an extent the Big Four Tournament. round 71. ' it" Water Conservation 7# and problem prenancy counseling. For further infor- teams in the nation over the where State never had a State’s men's golf team The Wolfpack finished at a...... !3.9s!9...... 1 mation call snowman-n number”21-25% bet- chance to even threaten. Mills went on to win the ‘BS. in Conservation, I973 ween 9A.M - 5 PM weekdays. "Gyn.Clinic" weekend in the NCSU In- much less to win. recorded its second win of 599. five strokes ahead of tournament's medalist vitational. the fall season at the the host Guilford squad's honors with a 144 total on Forestry School, NCSU RALEIGH WOMEN'S HEALTH Unfortunately for the State's task did not get Guilford Intercollegiate 604. ‘ rounds of 7'2 each day. Preserve our rural ORGANIZATION Wolfpack. that translated in- any easier Friday as the tourney Friday and Satur- Seniors Roy Hunter and Keith King of Guilford took heritage... 917 West Morgan St. to three consecutive losses. Pack challenged a Georgia. day. This was the last fall Nolan Mills led the Pack's second with scores of 737 Prepare forlour urban assess: tournament for the opening day scoring with for 146. ' s¥¥4¥¥¥ . . A.Mqoaaaaata Ralilgh. NC 27603 V'vvvvvvvvvvvvv—vvvvvvvvvmvvvmvvvvv—vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvAAAAAAAAAAAAM #AAAAAMA data HAPPY HOUR 1;, vvvvv FRESHMEN systems DINNER If you're looking for a challenge at NC. 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MICHAEL PALIN TURNS MISSIONARY or ten ntinute sketch on my own —— was all about. while still being able more dominant and none of the that I could sustain a story and to work with a director (Richard families were specially noted for characters." Before he could sustain Loncraine) and crew. giving them being humorous or being iit the en- But only in his thent. the first obstacle was to come full rein. Artistic control is important, tertainment world. or being up with them. The Muse seemed but beyond that l'm not interested in academic in any way. They were just terminally in a meeting. Finally. in- being a fuhrer." hardworking people trying to make spiration cante. not out of the blue. He is plaittly smitten with the do through a difficult pre-topostwar new film . . . but out of a fiendish gale through sheer beauty of the production "I period with little money. but having which lie ran (he likes running) over think that we've got nearly every to live up to established upper» llampstead Heath ttear his home iit scene LLs richly as posible superb middleclass standards. We were av SHELLEY TURNER Nonh London. art direction. cinematography and reacting to our parents being stuck “I decided that the film should be lighting Apart front the comedy. it‘s in a bit of a rut. We used humor to Ifyou already know who Michael He has a stiff upper lip. thanks to the called The .llL’s's‘ionarv attd should be the prettiest film. I can‘t say which is get out of that. We also came at an I’alin is. you can ship this part Ifyou glue ltoldiitg on his false moustache. about a heroic Edwardian idealist my favorite bit. but I think undoub easier time; you could be more flip- don't. he's the Monty Python (with the and a lteavenly disposition. This whose liberated approach to sexual tedly Michael Hordern. as the ant pant without appearing to be just de- knotted hanhie on his head. and place is a forlorn but remarkably in matters is both his success and nesiac butler Slatterthwaite continu» .structiv~ My father. to give him his perhaps more inmionalli'. the pet tact street of Victorian warehouses downfall. i liked the idea of a period ally getting lost iit his own corridors due. was happy with whatever I did shop owner who tries to persumle an running parallel to the Thames just movie; this is set in l906. the heyday is one of the things I'm most happy so long as I wasn't asking him for e.\pltnling_lolm (.‘lees‘e that theparrot below Tower Bridge. A jetlagged of eccentric characters. respected with as a piece of performing. in fact. money. He was quite pleased that l is not really dead. just piningfor the New Yorker is ntaking a teensy- misfits. against whom you can play a the first day oit location. he really was doing a television show of my fjords .‘llthough he would deny it. he weensy promotional film for distri- sympathetic half-comedy in this film did get lost. . owtt within six months of leaving is described hr others as the (my bution to local American TV stations I would be happy if iit certain areas When asked what made him laugh Oxford. I mean. a history degree hack/Nine ofthe [ft-(hon team —lt‘t_'l'. which describes sontething about l’a- it just got quieter laughs because more than anything else in his life. front Oxford seems wonderful. but leisatile. tolerant and hornfunny lin's first big solo project. a feature people were listening to the story, Palin replied. "I just can't remember lit the end. what does it do for you? (with the .s‘ut'l ofruhhety, anonymous set itt Edwardian Britain called The I'm tnost concerned with writing all those moments when I fell about. .‘so ended up coJ'iosting a pop face that lends itself/o infinite roles .llix'sionatji' Michael wrote it alone. .sotiietliing that arises out of charac- but i do recall one particular music show called Nou‘ That was in He has been Ifi'tlmning since the co produced and plays the title role. ter I'm not a gag writer; I like eccen- episode of Hancock's Half Hour (a '60. At least I was self—sufficient By group's incarnation m 196‘) the um Today's location is the same used in trics and odd bits of behavior." British Fifties TV series starring Tony then David Frost had come along Jo then), which means he's written the film for the pub aitd brothel se~ ()ur ltero. then. is Charles Fortes- Hancock) where I couldn't stay in and going into television comedy and performed on all the TV series. quences. The idea is to have him cue (Palin) who is returning to En. my chair. 1 slid all over the floor; I was quite respectable as an occupa- the I!) ll’s and the three multimil play two roles — both reporter and gland after 10 years missionary work clutched myself; 1 howled. l was 13 tion for ‘lads leaving university. lion«lo/largrms‘ingfeaturefilms performer — interviewing himself. itt Africa to Parry his childhood or 14. it was just a very silly thiitg. There'd been The Cambridge Foot- linclading Mottty Python and the ()nly hitch is that the brandnew sweetheart Deborah (Phoebe Nicolls. really —about this sort of sad bloke lights (a satirical revue). Beyond the Holy Grail and Monty Python‘s Life looking. custardvcolored Kickers (his who was Cordelia in Brides/Jew! Re- who lived in a little suburb of Lon- Fringe (which launched Peter Cook of Brian) Withfellow vathon Terry sole footwear du jour) are ttot what visited) However. since the course of don and got a bunch of friends to- and Dudley Moore), The Goon .Show jones he wrote and appeared in the a man of the cloth spotted in 1906; smooth love never did run true. he getlter to do a remake of The Vikings (with Peter Sellers and Spike Milli- 7V .sen'estlmrlnoh Ripping Yarns. he'll have to husk it with the dark is waylaid on shipboard by the on the local common. like a home gan). Suddenly it was acceptable to and with otherfellow Python Terry socks aitd hope no-one notices. Tltis glamorous. passionate. exotic and movie. It was daft. Buses would pull be educated and funny—not that I'm Gilliam, the mfry 1981 movie Tinte whole episode. which should have filthy riclt Lady Antes (Maggie Smith) up and Vikings would run off to claiming l was — but collegiate Bandits. Finally. he decided to take a taken a couple of hours. max. to who shares his interest iit fertility catch the bus to go shopping with humor found an audience wider vacationfrom collalmration. which shoot. is sprawling tediously and in- symbols. He tries to dismiss her people pursuing them . .. it had me than just the colleges. Before that. is why he gets a whole article about exorably over the entire. miserable, front his ntind. but fate intervenes rollittg around quite vigorously. I comedy tended to be the province of htan'elfhere And notefor something soddett day Knowing he is caught iit when the sponsmad Bishop of Lon- don't usually get off on jokes. as the old school. stand~up. working completely I’alin the double-bind ofThe Missionary in don (l)enholnt Elliot) obliges him to such. i need something more than class comedians like Max Miller who post-prtxluction and the next Monty establish a mission for fallen women. just a man up there saying gags. Re- followed the music hall traditions." ()n a typical London summer's day—- Python film The Meaning of Life l-‘ortescue's fundraising efforts lead ally, it‘s situations, incongruous situa» Michael Palin claims to have been wind drivittg a chill rain sideways goittg full steam ahead. one shudr him back to Lady Ames' vast country tions. like Princess Margaret shooting attracted to comedy because, iitto pans of the attatonty oite rarely ders for his stamina with every seat (ponrayed eloquently by two of her breakfast with a ha‘rpoon. which "People used to laugh at me. contemplates — Michael Palin. wear- sneeze. but this is show biz. Shelter- England's tnost spectacular stately she did on [he Pythons. I think the it was the only thing I iitg most (but. alas. not all) of ltis ing iit dtxtnvays attd dank stairwells homes) and her vastly crotchety. vas~ best humor just comes out of obser~ could do." in fact, he costume stands in his stocking feet he gantely manages to field quesr tly wealthy old husband Lord Antes vation of the human race. We are a I(,'ontinued attd sneezes. The cold he already has tioits in moments snatched between (Trevor Howard). Our noble Charles truly very silly species — the absurd on page L?) is escalating. He does not complain. shots. becomes just a de facto gigolo iit things we get ourselves into. And The external motivation to write order to support the 28 fallen that doesn‘t have to be gleaned from Michael Palin The .‘llL's‘s‘ionari' came frottt George women with whom lte is on intimate jokebooks. Read Kafka .. " ponders his Harrison. a charter Pythonophile terms. Complications. including ran» Is it sometimes agonizing having oversized humor who sent a congratulatory tele- dom death (nothing too serious. to be funny for a living? “l find no gland. gram after the debut broadcast though). ensue, problem writing these silly things Fortunately, l5 years ago and has re‘ l’alin was extremely gratified with and standing up in front of cameras. he has a ntained involved ever since the caliber of players who agreed to I low it. It's harder when you're at handle He was the financial appear. ‘To me it‘s important to go home or it's your evening off or on u. savior of life of for people like that—actors who can you're at a party and people come Brian attd was such a do comedy. rather than just come up and expect you to be funny fan of the half-hour dians. ln Ripping farm and The .lIL's- that's what‘s difficult. At the end of TV series Ripping .VltHIlle‘ I'm tttore the straight. central the day. I prefer to read serious )‘arns he encouraged character around which I can put novels or watch serious plays or se- .hllt'llilt‘l to expand some- odder characters. Very often I come rious things on the television. People thing iit that vein to feature out as being far ntore straight than tend to think that all the time you're length He would back it on id like to Sometimes id like some- just laughing and gagging and falling faith. For his own part. Palin one to write me something really over." was ready to go boldly where silly. but I feel tltal what i want to put How did his upbringing bear on he hadn't exactly been before over here is a comedy with art au» his career? "My father (an engineer) "I did it for the satisfaction of try thentic. realistic center to it. which is was funny iii a broad way. my ing to prove to myself that l quite a difficult thing. 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Festival destined for longtime personal lriend ol~ ['5 director .\ydney Pollack twho also \(lt' .\t‘t‘er .\urml opposite beautiful .|.os .\ngeles this November (wit) .\enatot‘ial candidate ~Ierry Brown. hclnied lz'let'lrlc i/oneimm and .s\/) Barbara (larrera. There was also a .~\\ant (iarde rules throughout the spent more time than usual gahhing sente o/Cllu/I'u't says .\ll't'hdlltl likes rumor that (ioldie llawn was shoot- merit Students are granted .i 52 dis with the audience .\i one point she the script .\o word on Retll'ord's ing a liliti called l’rli'ale lioml in count on tickets. Performers range reaction. if any which she starred opposite a beauti- front .\nthony liraxton io Laurie .-\n- Thispensive, Alfred-Hitchcock- l'til army captain. but we couldn't derson. with the likes of .\il‘. the trying-yoga ampersand arrived S INGER MEI.I.\\A MANCHESTER, who lind anyone to substantiate it. m \ikolais l).ince ’l'heati‘e and the .\i't without the name and address died her hippie earth mother Michael in real life linsenihle of Chicago in between. ofits creator. What can we do? look lor a sleeker image. is meeting izitiiAPs INSPIRED by the recent Plus James "Blood" l'lnier, 'l'icket How about tbis—tbefirst per- with composer .Illles .\iyne because llop l\' show .llr .llerlin, (Iolum- info is available at lift/9127211, ‘ son to show up at our oflices she hopes to play l-‘anny Brice in the bia Pictures is coming up with MICHAEL PALIN with this design tatooed New York t'eyiyal of .\treisand‘s first 35.000.000 of the 35500000 needed I(,‘rntlniuerlfl'oni page 8) on his or her Broadway starring yehicle. l’mnn' to mount a Broadway version of .llerr has seyeral irons in the communica- Still on an Allowance inner thigh (it'r/ (iood ltick lm. starring the most visible magi tions fire right now Apart from //.‘L’ 0 ii. BllJJONAIRE MARVIN mvic can claim tian ol' the last decade. Doug llcn- .llrlssronmy mission .iconiplished. he yslio last year purchased .’()tli the $50 prize. ning The show is scheduled to open remains a fully participating Python. -d—. Century-Fox lock. stock and film can. Quote of the Month December 19. guess which iiliii It is estimated that all the Pythons cannot be accused of spoiling his B ET'I‘E MIDLER. discussing cable company is dealing for the film spend roughly three months a year loved ones' Yes. he recently put son leleyision with Armistead .\lau- rights? echUsiyely on Python projects and .lohn. still in his twenties and with pin in Inten'leu' magazine. snapped. have the rest of the time to recuper- limited movie experience. in charge “Eighty channels and there's still Known by the Company ate or pursue individual interests. l’a- of a new filnimaking unit to produce nothing to watch." Amen. lin's include a small publishing It Keeps company which so far fosters an RUN. the ground-breaking — if American poet and an English comic brain-numbing -— Disney film artist; an eight-track recording studio that takes place It‘ll/JIM a computer in madly trendy Neal's Yard. Covent game. was scheduled at various Garden; and his first children's book. theaters around the country in tan- s’ntall "any and Ibe Toothache I’ll/s dem with The .\ecrel of Ninth. This out in November of this year. One of caused problems. Not because Ninth his more subtle achievements is hav- was rather boring. but because it was ing married a farmers daughter lllllllfll done in the old style of Disney shonly before his 23rd birthday and Studios — laborious. painterly anima- still claiming her as his best friend in HM tion [with ctite creatures abounding years and three children later. his ARDATH MAYHAR — by animators who had defected equally long career in the media from ll')isney. l'sing contractual snakepit notwithsttmding. agreements which were originally Perhaps his lifelong passion for designed to protect Disney‘s image trains is what has kept him from as a maker of innocent, wholesome going off the rails. With only the pictures, the Studio got Ninth pulled slightest anse for deliberation when from the double bills as being "of asked what was his favorite posses unsuitable character." The irony be- sion, he decided. "My lan Allen yond Disney's power play is that 'I'mr'n Spotters" Book, 1955, It would Tron has since been showing as a be absolutely awful to lose that. double feature with The lies! little There was a time in my life when it Wborebouse in 'l‘exas' was never out of my hands." This appetite for detail has. for 15 _h;’_":.lt<“._. A years now, found an outlet in the A keeping of a diary. which in turn has i / f,”I. given him a taste for iournals in geri- \/ \ eral. He derives great pleasure front fix, s the minutiae of daily existence. his l own and other people's. rather like a Vt“ whale deriving nourishment from countless infinitesimal plankton. It all contributes to his grasp of the human condition which is invaluable m to his work. \X’ould he be interested You will enter the wondrous (' . in a straight acting i'ole" "l wouldfi“ world of the gentle. golden-tuned “ ,i mind. btit I think I \\'()llltl)§;“\\‘u\" Goshto, tiny people with eyes like enormous tend toward comedy. I ha'”: 3 sort of emeralds. You will morvel or their culture. You will — I don‘t know ,W'liat n .c ‘ be moved by their courage, 05 they struggle to ' merinflated htzai'or gland some- 5595 "And the rockers redglare . . Wlk‘rc In my l‘aody which makes the save the volley that is their home. Saluting Veterans' Day, Uni- ‘06 lltt‘ funny side of any situation." And, in the end, you will wish you were ACE BOOKS a verity ofHawaii studentjefl' Like sneeling into the umpteenth re- among them. Distributed bytThe Berkley Riblishing Group Devins abo scored. take. sopped and shoeless. Bless you. Take a bow,jefi Michael SHHLB’ T1‘RNER step further than the Muppets or like l‘ntted Artists. the studio is- Mar Wan The world of the “dark sued another reiect and lost the crystal" would be a mythical place biggest moneymaker in the historv Amain‘t.J where lants and trees talk. moun- of the business 4W; Winona W" . tains and rocks move and water l)id those experiences teach "murmurs music " Placed in this sCl' KUHI anything" "\‘esf he answers' ting would be the perennial young It taught me you have to make the , ‘Sz‘aa Walla “71w flu/z 6W, lad battling iwliat else?) the forces films that you want to see Your of evil [hit like everything iii the cant second guess the studio or film he would be the creation of a the audience .-\nd if you don‘t find BY STEVEN GINSBERG cisely, carefully explaining his team of conceptual artists and film an audience for your film you cant . opinions like a concerned college technicians .\'o live actors would get depressed about it There will . emember that movie where professor rather than a slick hype- be used be .uititliet‘ H Luke Skywalker battles the ster. He is serious about his work Of course. when The Dark (Iris liasv for Kurt/ to sav, since pro forces ofevil? “as lots of toys but appears equally interested in ml is released to theaters this ductng films has made liiiti more named after it now? The biggest the quality of his life (he relocated Christmas there will also be .I van than a millionaire and given him movie moneymaker of all time? to England five years ago and lives etv of books and product tic ms to clout in Hollywood \till. it was not \mr ka‘" (Oh yeah): (iaiy Kurt] in the countryside with liis wife acquaint audiences with the dif that long ago that he graduated produced that. and children). He even orders ficulties of the filniiiiaking process from Iiliii school at the I’iinersiiv Remember the sequel three oatmeal for breakfast. and the visual world the film ol \outhern (Ialilornia and worked years later? Where Luke §kywalker His latest is an adventtirerfaiitasy. creates. look for The [Mr/c (Iris/ill on low budget movies as e\er\ battles the forces of evil? Also made coproduced with Muppels creator figures’at vour local to\ store. a $5 thing from sound editor. costumer. lots of money? The fourth biggest Jim Henson, called 'Ibe Dark (In-v ctiffee table art book wttli the work inaketip man. and editor to movie ever? The [Em/lire .Vri'l'ex lul, a film that has no human ac» of conceptual designer lii‘tan cameraman. production manager Mac/e" ('l‘hat‘s right) (iary Kurtl. tors. only an elaborate world of Froud. plus museum exhibits in and. sometimes. director It was prodticed that. foam rubber creatures. New York. |.os Angeles, and Lon also during that titiie that he met And remember four years before "The \Im‘ Wurx pictures were don There will even be a limited |.uc.is. who was lust completing his Star Wars there was that film about wonderful but each one took three line of The Darla (Ins/ill adult de first feature: 'I’Il.\' Ili'H, and the California high school kids cruising years out of my life." Kurtz reflects signer clothes ( 12$ pieces in all) on pair went to work on getting Amer cars down the boulevard? Aside "It‘s nice to have new people come sale at expensive specialty stores in tum but”!!! off the ground from Ron Howard it starred two in and work on them (the next \Iur New York, 'l'exas. (Ialilornia and That's why. when lecturing at unknowns named (Lindy Williams Wars saga. Revenge (ifllk'jedi. will London colleges. Kurt] sa\s he makes a and Richard Dreyfuss. .-\Iso had un be at theaters next Klune). l‘ltll l Many people, pamcularlv those special poiiii to advise fledgltiig discovered actors named Suzanne have a lot of my own projects I in the liliii business. fail to see the film students to do .is much work hommers, Mackenzie Phillips and want to work on. and simply potential value of a picture before as they can on as mam pt'tilects as Paul l.e.\lat in smaller roles? Animi- don't have time to do both " ,ll is made In the early ~Seventies thcv can iii preparation for whats um tirafiiur iliow could we it was while Working on The Kurt! and llll“l\ wanted the Itlm to come in the real world~ But forget?) (iary Kurtl. coproduced lz‘m‘lu’re \‘Iri’lt'i's [fuck five years ago executives at I'nited Artists to pro lltat achitc. lit. adds. is not .tl‘.‘..tvs that too. that Kurtz first became involved duce liner/cu“ tii'tilfili, but the done in his mi Isl encouraging tone But sitting in a small l.os Angeles with 17w Dark (."ri'xlul He had con studio reiectetl the picture It was "When I talk to students I go out coffee shop on a recent Friday tacted lIenson and his associate finally made at l'niversal, where ll of my way to do one thing. he morning Kurt]. 'll. hardly fits the lirank ()7, for advice on how best to became one of the most successful admits "To be negative II the\ re stereotyi‘ie of the tough-sounding create the film‘s mini-hero. Yoda, low~budget movies ever produced dedicated it wont matter what l Hollywood producer. He is sliy btit when Henson explained an idea he 'l'ben Kurt/ and l.ucas wanted I'm sa\ 'l'lievll ignore me .\nd those friendly. 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