Weather Man can U imagine it the iro, gaurhos, big (”Hats and tlare legs ec nlcian made a (omebat k. (fan't deal With that or bad breath. Breezy, (hange- able skies today With the \ high neardS Volume LXIX, Number 45 Friday, lanuar 22,1988 Raleigh, North Carolina Editorial, 7372411/Advertisin 737 029

Senate demand students receive U officials public apology By Meg Harrington plan post-game StaffWriter The Student Senate demanded an apology from the Athletics Department Wednesday night in a resolution that caused an hour-and-a-halfdebate. In the first meeting of the semester, the Senate victory party debated the correct allocation of funds from student tligkets sold during the NC. State-Kansas game on Dec. By Madelyn Rosenberg and some of the team members Executive News Editor Public Safety will try to control The resolution. authored by Senator Charles the action. Stafford said, and stu Rambeau and amended several times by the Senate. N.(‘. State offiCials are thinking dents without game tickets will be asked for“a public apology for actions that occured." optimistically about the outcome of allowed into the colisciim after the “The athletic administration owed an apology to the Sunday's basketball contest against game. student body and the general public for the actions that the UN(‘ Tar Heels by planning a "I am very pleased at (‘oach occurred on Dec. 19, I987,“ Rambeau said. post-game victory celebration on the Valvano‘s response to this idea," Senator Andrew Cook added that “we (the student floor of Reynolds ('oliscum. Stafford said. “We started working body) have been slapped in the face by the athletics “It should last about an hour." on this yesterday. and that‘s one of administration." said Student Body President Kevin the limitations. We put together the Senators tookissue with the correct allocation of the Howell. "Jim Valvano has agreed. best plan we can in the time that funds received by the athletics administration from the along with his players. to come we‘ve got. sale ofstudent seats. down and do some talking on the “Whether we wrn or lose. we have “Students fees did, in fact, pay for those seats." said Wink HUSTUSTAFF mike after his press conference.“ to make sure any celebration that Senator Darren Young. “therefore. only money they The pep band may play and the takes place is done in a reasonable made should go back to the students." Exiled South African Donald Woods explains how he came to grip wrth the cheerleaders will be on hand, said and appropriate fashion," The resolution, which was passed on the first roll call reality of apartheid Tuesday in Stewart Theater. Drew Smith. a member of the But. he added. “If we don't win. vote of the year, will be sent to all concerned parties, post-game celebration committee. there‘s no plan." including ABC sportscaster Dick Vitale But money “I think it‘s a positive step toward The plan cart only be implemented issues will be discussed again at the next meeting. reducing the problems we have had at home basketball games. “It's a In other business, the Senate passed two finance bills From racist to realist in the past with Hillsborough great way to wrap tip a really big allocatingover $3,000 to two campus organizations. Street," Howell said. “We hope to victory." Stafford said. The Senate is beginning the semester with $15,300 in deter a lot of the students from Howell said he thinks the post the bank, said Derek Tyson, student body treasurer. goingtthcrel." game celebration will attract stu The Senate allotted $836.60 to the North Carolina South African comes to grip with apartheid Vice Chancellor Thomas Staf dents. “But we have to win the game Student Legislature (NCSL). The Student organization. ford agreed. “I think this idea may first."hc said. which meets in the old capitol building in downtown offer a good alternative to the plans He said the celebration offers the Raleigh, debates and endorses bills that are considered By Hunter George II Woods. an author of :si\ books on South we‘ve tried to develop in the past to students a chance to "get rid of some by the state government. The money they receive will Staff Writer Africa. said he was raised to be “ycrt provide an opportunity for students of the screaming go toward “basics", such as traveling expenses. racist " He began to question these yicws to celebrate a basketball victory." he “A lot of people think we won't “We did not want to ask for any more than we Donald Woods. a white Soutlt African iti \yllllL‘ studying law at the l‘tiiyersity of said. “It will work because the win. btit we have to hate a game need,“ said Brooks Raiford, the senator who authored cxrlc. called for international diyesttncnt of ( tip. liowit. students will already be in that plan." Howell said. thebtll. . ‘ holdings in lug native country during a “liarly Roman law is an c\ainplc of the location. It also has potential if the Wolfpack wins_ Howell said The Animal Setence Club, represented by past speechTuesdaynightinStcwart Theater. lts‘dltlt Hf Ik‘lls‘cl ilisltt'v." Woods said. because it provides an opportunity pre5ident Teena Wootgn. received $2500 to attend a “You know, divestment used to be an “lhis stiiiarcdin noway with apartheid." for students to hear from the coach See I)[-IPARTMENT, page N convention In Texas' It is a part Of our heritage at obscene word." he said. “Now hundreds of hi the l‘loll‘s. Woods set‘ycd as edt NCSU that should be upheld,” said Haley Haynes. a campuses are doing it." tor iticlticf of a small newspaper tit South supportingsenator. Speaking to a mostly white audience of Africa. It was during liis tenure there that Rambeau supported another resolution calling for a about 400, Woods first cyplaincd the he met a young black leader nanied Steyc Ethics in workplace senior ticket line for the State-Louisville 'basketball history of how whites gained control of lhko. lltai is when Woods made his final gantt‘e. l h . South Africa. step iii reversing liis racial bclicls. forI.un9358631,ere assmen.the resolution would leave on yt ree lines in "Thethe Dutch1600's,“firstWoodssettledsaid.in South“The”Africathe know"ll whatWU 11Wit isi1to“llllsfibe a black.“H b ”"0““!thWoods said.“l in ‘serious’ trouble Seniors would obtain these tickets by presenting a British stole it from the Dutch. So about “But if you meet someone like Steve Biko. senior red card and AllCampus card. 4.000 young Brits moved to South Africa to you can get a pretty good idea. 1 think he By Meg Sullivan the importance of the symposium." Rambeau agreed that it might cause a problem for obtain sonte cheap property. 1 hat was the was sort of a South African \ltit‘tin luthet News Editor he said. line monitors and Senator Fulvio Brooks argued that beginning of white settlements and the King Jr " Business ethics courses are “it’s going to be more of a headache and chaos than a apartheid "code of laws‘.“ Woods was prosecuted by the govern More than 500 students packed in becoming the “new fad“ at colleges gift." Woods has testified before US. congrcs incnt seven times Wlttlt‘ lie was with the to the Student (‘enter Ballroom and universities. he said. The proposal was tabled until the next meeting when siottal and senate committees that driest newspaper. The charges varied front letting Thursday to hear the first of three Reasons for the “crisis stage" stem the athletics committee obtains more information on meat is a means of bringing economic blacks and whites work together to violating seminars on Ethics in the Pro- front professionalization of tracks procedures. prCSsurc on the South African government the strict publication laws restricting criti fessions and the Workplace. not normally considered as pro Senator Susan Braxton presented a resolution to that could help bring an end to apartheid cisnt of guy crnnicntttl policy Dennis Campbell, dean of the fessions, he said. There are now eliminate racist and sexist language from Senate “Apartheid will not be citishcl by on" idc "Specia' agent~ Would come by to inspect Duke University Divinity School. “professional cxtcrrninaiors" and operations, but it was defeated, 38-5. influence alone." Woods said. " int if the paper. and they would be shocked to gave, a keynote address on the people who are involved in “l just want to stimulate thought concerning this Congress would approve harsher sanctions. ltttd that black and white tcpoitci's worked general concerns of ethics iii society “mortuary science.“ ('anipbcll problem,“ Braxton said. “Language can be sexist or as applied to higher education. explained. racist when it omits a group, demeans a group or it would surely at least shorten the life ol entertainment. religion, and the need The institutionali/ation of pro stereotypes." apartheid.“ See WOODS, page it forethicsseminars. fessions is also a factor, he said. The professional workplace. The law profession no longer (‘arnpbell said. is in set'iOUs trouble. caters to individuals, Most lawyers “We are in a real crisis stage in the today either work for a large law professions." he said. He cited the firm or represent corporations. he recent case of David Bloom, a said. former Duke student who obtained The second phase of the syni it'll) million frortt friends to invest in posium will be held February 3 in the stock market and kept the Stewart Theatre. A panel discussion money for his own extravar'tnt between representatives from eight lifestyleasanexample. professions will be conducted and He chose the example not to moderated by former UNC System “embarrass lDukel but to illustrate president William ('. Friday.

Herman Reid, Bucknall!

Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! It's been kind of a rough year up Highway 54 at the University Noted for('hokingtUN('. that isl. There were tltc summer escapades of Tar Heel running back Derrick l‘cnncr. (‘liapcl Hill‘s version of the (iambitio family all rolled itito one person. There were the autumn exploits of the football Heels. who once again utmost l sunso had l‘tins‘ expectations falling faster than tltc leases by October. Maybe monkey off his back in ‘82. it‘s been Wm they sltotild hayc brotight Fenncr in replaced by a gorilla. as All mater KAWANtKHli‘s‘iAH to "gun down" the opposition Americans Brad Daugherty and 4O clays, 40 nights Though the Wolfpack ('lub offered Kenny Smith have gone on to the critntiny coach ('runt $500 thousand NBA with no A('(' championships When a consistent weekend rain combines with melting snow. Gates Avenue begin to flood causing cars like the one above. to stay at ('arolina for another It) and no final Four appearances it does not create the ideal driving conditions. Roads such as to literally float on water, during their collegiate careers. years. they were outbid by the Speaking of All Atttcricaris. there well heeled Rants Club by about 300 was me tragic ordeal of JR Reid grand Thus (rum. now at Kent ican he really‘.’l and teammate Steve State. is the first coach iit NCAA Bucknell at a Western Boulevard Student leaders tour, criticize E.S. King problems history to make more money front nightclub last semester Don't you his preyious employer than front his hate it when you're haying a good By PauiWoolverton only one trash, .can in this w hole place," yctir llltllttllCtl that the residents \\.'ttt lighting present one time and some guy runs up and Assistant News Editor There is indeed only one outdoor trash and \ctittlaitoit ttddcd to their rooms He still! he But llt‘\t.‘l' fear. ('arolina ad httrls his face at your fist'.‘ Boy. we receptacle in the tillage. Shukla finally deposited wants .i ttillllllllllll,‘ must hunt for I‘llL‘llls to ininistrtitors continued the tradition feel for ya. Stevie Student leaders got a first hand look at ES. hiscupiiioneofthccomttlcysdiliititsters tut.-ilii-irtiiiidiciitowiiilt ills”.‘l7“"“““l“;‘l‘ of nit-ditxrity by bringing or Mack In a classic case of rationalii'ation. King. Village. Wednesday when they ttxyk a The students also noted oilm [noun-iris. \“m‘l'”.. u l” " IN “WM”'. " it,, kmki Brown. who‘s never had better than \illttgc \l.i\iii ld \\u. the tcsirlcrits’ .i (i S season. and who‘s last team at the Daily Tar Heel managed to walking tour of the complex as part of the including the apartments lack of lighting and ittcluilc WWW“ lttltitic finished ho after getting transfer blame tor the incident to the Student Body President's Roundtablc Meeting. ventilation and general run dow ti appearance ' tllc l.tc k of .t lttis sltcllci clobbctcd on then home field iii the student who was roughed tip by They wanted to see for themselves sortie of the Shukla said the apartments icntitidcd llllll ol .l - iii.itlc.pi.ttt [‘illkllly lots lilthl‘t‘lttlL‘tlc‘C Bowl these 2()()rpound cretins iii an problems with N.('. State's married students‘ government lltlllSlllL' protect 0 dangerous playground equipment lorgt't football. though We're in editorial that asked why the players housing. l.li Paitcc. director of Student t llllll\ Housing 0 how opciitttc tltc (ioti.i.tii Sticct C\'t'listiiii will the middle of rotindball season. and "lacked the self confidence to ignore ”I‘m yust glad I'm not living there." said Brian said'The biggcsl problem we hiyc is wc tc not allcti tltc ‘-.t"'l.\ til triads ill tlic out .il‘tct all nobody does it better than a few verbal instills and some Brauns. chairman of the Student (iovcrnment normal part ol ciinptis \\cic on tlit pctipiitiy “H. ,M imp. i“ tut g‘luti to .nttirt-‘s tlic l S King Dean. right‘.’ Well. not unite, pushing and poking front a State luridraising committee We'rekindot forgotten " KW. -\ pm, My M \y; “tardy. r' rampart He might litiyc a team of Supcrrncn. student too ignorant to behave \mm 7. better"lDTiLVoyctntwrS.1987i Kevin Howell 2nd tit!.re ittidcnt leaders echoed {M an example. yh. W, ,i a“, mm '! “N,“ ”m,“ but they play likc thcy'ye been l iiittst admit. though. this could m" ‘Clmmcm iiniycrstty had clcarcd .iil ol yin. Lilli o i‘!.lli- at . lllt‘ .wt ltw ll': t'Itl um?“ ll" csposctl to Kryptonitc when it tough game lliosc lar llecl "1 not ll lllls_" siid “‘th (retici.i? \llllr11t’l lrorit this month‘s ice storm on the main Latino. \i-ith 'v'iii‘ .ii:.i \\ trait. i lc‘Sltit :itt' ll itl‘ comes tune for the '\(‘( and Ni. AA be a Diyakar Shukla .is he held Ut‘ a nutter cuu. l \i the tallciiliiiilisail S lsttiy‘\'ll|1“‘~l" l‘ 'l til" l’tll‘l“ \t' "W“ 'll‘l‘t“ “H“ E"-‘ 'l' s" illl' 'll‘i cliainpioiishtps Since totich .Sniith been walking arr up this btcitisc ll‘lle‘ plum. M,” ltd the w,“ “mg ]i i I _ ”I _-. : 1‘ _ ”WW cut the National ( l‘aiiipionsltip Sec ()N, [NIL't' A (SportS Technician January 22,1988 2 j

Swimming comes naturally to Wolfpack breaststroker Fitzgerald enters ‘another world’ to bring out his best

By Scott Deuel He learned how to swim at age ACC championships coming around. StaffWrrter three. and he was competitively Adam Fitzgerald will be ready. For freshman Adam Fitzgerald. racmg at age seven. By the time he The intensity of the competition. swrmming has always come natural was fifteen. Fitzgerald was swim- coupled with Fitzgerald‘s own in- ly As a Wolfpack breaststroker on ming for the British Junior National tensity. should make him the first off coach Don lzasteiling's swimming team. the block. team this natural talent has helped “I went to Luxembourg with the 0 O O him attain the fastest unshavcd time team to swim at the championships. The Wolfpack swimming and in the conference in the 200-yard and I finished 2lst in the mo diving teams will host Clemson breaststroke with a mark of 2069 breaststroke." Fitzgerald said. Saturday at the Wolfpack against Virginia last Sunday A year later. Fitzgerald placed Natatorium. The women's competi- He also recorded a time of 157.3 in l2th in the l00- and 200-mctcr tion will begin at noon. followed by the lflllyard breast relay. which is breaststroke at the same event. the men at 3 pm. the fastest titnc he has ever done. (While US. colleges use 50-yard Men While achieving these incredible lengths. Europeans swim in 50-meter State 43, Virginia 70 times. l‘it/gerald has also helped lead lengths. The Olympics use meter Swimming the Wolfpack to a 62 overall record lengths.) 400-yard relay _. 1. Virginia (Hauck. and a 3 l conference record. Fitzgerald also swam for the Dunwoody. Jackson, Lang) 3 26.68; 2. Besides his natural ability. England Intermediate team for State (Bradshaw Fitzgerald. Niemeyer. Fitzgerald‘s intensity may be the key swimmers under the age of 21. and Judge)3'29.04, in I986. was chosen for the British 1.000-yard fressstyle 2. 1. McCarty soonJACKSON/STAFF. to his success as a swimmer. (UVA) 926.68, 2. Bend! (State) 9:35; 3. Don Easterling. The freshman swim has After losing by .03 of a second to ScniorBteam. Steppe (State) 9.379; 4. Dow Wolfpack swimmer Adam Fitzgerald. right. and coach a swmirner named Densmorc from “One thing I was always proud of (State)9:49 32. helped lead State to a 6-2 overall record. 2-1 in the conference. Fitzgerald is also aiming for Britain's Maryland‘s squad earlier this season. was the fact that I was the youngest ZOO—yard freestyle —— 1. Deglau Olympic team. He will have to compete against the world's fastest swimmer in the too-meter Fitzgerald could not accept the swimmer on each team." Fitzgerald (UVA) 1.42.84; 2. Jackson (UVA) breaststroke, Adrian Morehouse. and two others ranked top twenty in theworld. defeat. said. 14312 ’1. [.012 (State) 14386. 4. (UVA)1:13.18. (State) 5:13.17; 2. DeMars (UVA) "Alter Alain lost in Maryland by Besides looking toward the Partelo (State) 1 44.91.) Bendl, Partelo) 6:75.84 200-yard fly —- 1. Miller (UVA) 5:19.91; 3. Mumm (State) 5:21.49; 4, lhl‘Ct' hundredths of a second. he Atlantic Coast Conference champi- 50-yard freestyle 1.Land (UVA) Diving 2:06.80; 2. Hartz (UVA) 2:11.80; 3. Pananen (State). came over to me and apologized.“ onships in March. Fitzgerald is 2152. 2. Schetliri (UVA) 2164. 3. 1—meter v 1. McCord (State) 2580; Jackson (UVA) 2:12.06; 4. MacMillan too-yard fly — 1, Emerson (State) Izasterling said. “He‘s got a certain setting his sights on making Britain‘s Satterfield (State) '22 20. 4. Freeland 2. Cassion (UVA) 255.9; 3. Bowers (State) 2:13.84. 1:02.34: 2. Metz (State) 1:04.62; 3. x-factor that you don‘t see in most Olympic team. (UVA) 22 44 (State) 255.15. 4. McLaughlin (UVA) 50~yard freestyle — 1. Coblentz Schaeffer (UVA) 1:04.83; 4. Livingood people He gets irt another world out “I'm fifth right now in the 200-yaril IM 1, Ripol (UVA) 194 175. (UVA) :25.00; 2. McKechan (UVA) (State) 1:05.56. there and is mean." . ZOO-meter in Britain." Fitzgerald 4 07 91. 2, Dowling (State) 4 11.33. 3. 3»meter ., 1. McCord (State) 276.22; :2518; 3. Moxin (State):25.35; 4. Metz ZOO-yard lM —— 1. Kloos (State) Senior Benton Satterfield. who said. “If I get second place in Bonnet (UVA) 414.31. 4. Morrison 2 Bowers (State) 272.25. 3. Cassidy (State) :26.68. 2:14.20; 2. Nordin (State) 2:16.99; 3. swrms freestyle in the S0. l00- and tryouts. I’ll go. And if I get third (State) 4 14.36 (UVA) 269.25. 4. McLaughlin (UVA) 100-yardlreestyle — 1. Miller (UVA) Bragg (UVA) 2:17.77; 4. Mumm (State) sometimes 200yard events for the place. I'll have a chance." 200-yard fly 1. Jackson (UVA) 200 925. . 152.4: 2. Sawyer (UVA) :53.38; 3. 2:21.76. Wolfpack. agreed with Easterling's Three swimmers will be taken for 1 54 O5. 2. Grondona (State)1'56 69'. 3. Women Emerson (State) :55.05; 4. Codelli ZOO-yard freestyle relay — 1. Virginia assessment of Fitzgerald. Britain‘s Olympic team. Adrian Nierneyer (State) 1 58 19: 4 L012 (State) State 64, Virginia 76 (State) :5523 (Valerio, Hallin. Coblentz. Sawyer) 1 59 05 Swimming Emerson. “Adam hates getting beat. and Morehouse. who is the fastest 100-yard freestyle 1. Lang (UVA) 200-yard medley relay ~ 1. Virginia ZOO-yard backstroke -— 1. Jackson 1:39.02; 2. State (Moxin. he'll do anything he can to win." swimmer in the world in the 4792. 2. Frederick (State) 4815; 3. (Sawyer. Scbellin. Miller. Coblentz) (UVA) 2:10.16; 2. Groiss (UVA) 2:10.87; Littig. MacMillan) 1:40.93. Solitllltfltl said, “He really gets IOU-meter breaststroke. and two (Moxnn. Kloos. 3. DeKraay (State) 2:15.08; 4. Littig Diving pumped up ‘Iliflllll the meets. and his other British swimmers. who are Satterfield (State) 48 20. 4 Deglau 148 99. 2, State (State) 2:16.08. 1-meter — 1. Clarkson (UVA) top twenty in the world. will (UVA) '48 22 MacMillan, Codelli) 1:54 19. 200-yard breaststroke ~— 1. Nordin 2 5 1 . 1 a ; intensity carries over to the rest of ranked 200 yard backstroke 1, Hauck 1.000-yard freestyle ”— 1. Valerio (State) 2:26.56; 2. Kloos (State) 2:28.23; 2. Plummer (State) 242.1; 3. Presser the team‘ be trying out with Fitzgerald for (UVA) 1 52,94 2. Bradshaw (State) (UVA) 1009; 2. Hallin (UVA) 10.27; 3. 3. Bragg (UVA) 2:33.80; 4. Gustavson (State)232.58; 4. Weiner (UVA) 214.65. Fitzgerald is from Rayleigh Essex positionson the team. 1 55 06: 3. Dowling (State) 1.57 24. 4. Pananen (State) 10.43: 4. Zula (State) (State) in (ireat Britain. close to thirty miles Nevertheless. Fitzgerald isn‘t Vaught (UVA) 157.26. 11.53. (UVA) 2:39.36. 3—meter — 1. Plummer front Iondon. Unable to return to fazed. SOD-yard freestyle —~ 1 McCarty 200-yard freestyle _- 1. O'Donnell SOC-yard freestyle — 1. MacMillan 258.45; 2. Prosser(State) 246.075. Britain over ( hristmas break. "It’s not a big loss if I don‘t make (UVA) 4 36 46. 2 Steppe (State) (UVA) 1:54 27; 2. Floor (UVA) 1.55.26; 3. Fitzgerald is lrx>king forward to it." he said. “I can shoot for the ‘92 438 36. 3. Hlpol (UVA) 441.22; 4. Codelli (State) 158.53; 4. DeMars (UVA) seeing family and friends at the end Olympics ifthat happens.“ Bottdl (Stale) t1 41 40 1:59.40. of the spring semester. Easterling realizes he has a ZOO-yard breaststroke —- 1. 100-yard backstroke ~- 1. Sawyer /.\A "I really miss the food. at times. prodigy on his team. Fit/gerald (State) 206.92; 2. Kennedy (UVA) .5940; 2. Grorss(UVA) 1:01.02; 3. especially the fish and chips." “Adam is a very exciting and (UVA) 2‘07 26; 3, Larson (UVA) 2 13.29; DeKraay (State) 1:03.34: 4. Littig (State) Fitzgerald said. dependable man to coach. and I'm 4. Dunwoody (UVA) 2:13.30. 1.03.57 // 44.1%; l-‘it/gerald had a few problems delighted with his progress." BOO-yard freestyle relay -. 1. Virginia 100-yard breaststroke 1. Nordin '.,I,((2;l;.-5/011 missing his home when he first came Easterling said. “I haven‘t had lHauck. Fiipol McCarty Deglau) (Stare) 1:09.92; 2. Kloos (State) 1:10.26; l Wail to Raleigh. but he has quickly gotten anyone go this fast since Duncan 6 54.39. 2. State (Lotz Frederick. 3. Schellin (UVA) 1 11.04; 4. Gustavson :\\\". over them. With a 4.0 grade point Goodhew." ow voun SCHOOL average in math. he is having little “He‘s really a big asset. and the Kaiser‘s.n\ trouble adJusting to school or the breaststroke is the strongest event on American university social scene. the team," Satterfield said. “Sire-tally. things are not that With competition for the selection much different.” Fitzgerald said. of the 18 Wolfpackers to attend the Xi‘tii‘s‘yt'atttlt ‘WY: ~15?-T\‘¢I<'fc‘\"tt§‘\\\"t.\\‘c‘ldttt‘dh*i

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N.(‘.Slate vs. UNC 4y upset Wolfpack 1%c Boyd’s three-poi hrows o.> .' pornts with l:3l left in the game. By Katrina Waugh With the score at'6762. Wake Sports Editor Forest started to come back. The Scoobydoo Review. starring First Brown was called for an Scoohy. Fred I-lintstone and Yogic illegal screen. sending Boyd to the Bear. that entertained fans at line with a minute and nine halftime wasn‘t the only show in remaining. Greensboro Wednesday night. but it Boyd hit the opening shot of the was a lot better for Wolfpack fans one-andonc, but missed the second. than the 7l-69 loss to Wake Forest Wake Forest got the rebound and that wrapped itself around the Shackleford fouled Sam Ivy on a Review. shot. Ivy hit both free throws to cut The win was Wake Forest’s first State‘s lead to two with 57 seconds in Greensboro Coliseum since. left in the game. well. since the Deacons beat State there. Feb. 2. I985. Wake has seen State tried to work the clock and [I losses in Greensboro pass be- extend the lead. but Boyd fouled .tween the two wms over State. Howard with 32 seconds left and It was also the Deacons' first ACC mysteriously sent Corchiani to the _ win this season (the Deacotis‘ only line. league wins last year came at the Corchiani missed the shot and 0 TIME: Sunday 1 :00 pm." "' expense of the (H4 Maryland Boyd took the rebound to the other 0 TV: Televised nationally on 'Terrapinsl and brings Wake I‘orest's side of the court for a thrcevpoint NBC, carried locally by' record to 6-8. l-3 in the conference. shot. WPTF, channel 28. ‘ It was also third-year Deacon Then Boyd got another chance 0 RADIO: WPTF 680 AM coach Bob Staak‘s first win over the and drove inside where Del Negro 0 SITE: Reynolds Coliseum “ Wolfpack. stopped him from scoring with an Chucky Brown slams home two alias The Dean Dome “I‘m really happy for Bob." intentional foul. points against Wake. (12,500) Wolfpack coach Jim Valvano said. Boyd hit both shots with four State 67, Wake Forest 7| coming “If I‘m going to lose to somebody. I seconds left to give the Deacons a State 0 Notes: The Pack is might as well lose to my friends." 70-67 lead. Wake added the final Howard 3 7 f) 2 (i. Brown off a disappointing loss to “I’m disappointed for our team point on a foul shot from David 6-I3 l 3 13. Shackleford 6 ll Wake Forest in Greensboro and happy for him. I told him before Carlyle. 3 3 l4. Del Negro 8 ll 35 despite Vinny Del Negro’s 20 the game ‘you know. looking at your 20. Jackson I: (ll) 3. Weems points. If the Pack had de- schedule, you better win this one.” “The last I209 we didn't do 0-0 0 0 ll. (orelnant 25 l I feated the Deacons, they State is now 2-l in the A(‘C and anything with the basketball," Val‘ 10-3 overall, and the loss ended the vano said. “You‘re not going to win 5. Monroe 27 l 3 o. Lester would have gone into Sun- Wolfpack's winning streak at seven. this when you give them three 0‘] 0'0 0. D'AmICtt (I: II (I day’s game tied for first place Wake Forest led the game from "..1, attempts after a missed free throw. 0. Totals 28 W R In 67 in the ACC. Coach V should Makweadw“ ’ ' We should lose these kindsofgames. Wake Forest have the the opening tap and ran up an PHIL lAYlOR/STAFF Ivy t)lit 77 :5, (midt- 39 and probably will 11-point lead with the score 31-20 “I‘m disappointed that we couldn‘t 4’5 8. Killey 44 ill ti. Boyd team fired up for this one. and 4:42 left in the first half. With time running out and State trailing 68-67, Wolfpack senior stand the prosperity of a five-point 3’8 56 I}. Illaek 6 ll 33 However, J.R. Reid and his State finished the half with a 9—2 guard Vinny Del Negro intentionally fouls Wake Forest’s Cal Boyd in lead and the basketball with l209 to IS. Sanders til (it! It. \Nisc partner in crime Steve run. with Vinnie Del Negro scoring desperation. Wake was given the ball and two foul shots, which play.“ II I) (I II. Johnson II I (ill (I Bucknall will not be a cake- ' seven unanswered points to start off Boyd promptly canned to seal the game. “We did a great job of executing Keys (to no it. Ray no on walk. Herman, has been on a the drive. one of the three point plays. Rodney in late-game situations." Staak said. O.Totals 25 53 litZI 7i tear lately shooting a blister- With the score at 29-33 in favor of State look a 36 35 lead when [)el “We made some fool shots at the Three pomt goals Stale .1 9 percent from the field the Deacons. the thundering herds Negro stole a Deacon possession and Monroe hit a foul shot and Chris IMonroe, Jackson. Del Negrol ing 78.3 cleared the floor for Scooby and handed off to Brian Howard for a ('orchiattl drote ill for a III-foot end and Boyd made a tremendous in his last six games. Reid is lay up. itimper III the lane. before Brown thrcepoint shot that was a big boost Wake Forest fill 184an 3. Illackl shooting 67.1 percent for the company. oil the dim- wuh another for us. Rebounds ~ State 38 tSIttlckleford When the teams returned. But the lead was shortliied and finished “We‘ve been trying to get them to 6i; Wake Forest 39 lBoyd Ni Assists year. Comrade Bucknall. box- Quentin Jackson hit a three-point and Wake was up by four at 5450 inside bucket. —— State l8 IDeI Negro 7i. Wake ing at an even higher per- shot. then Wake‘s Sam Ivy knocked with 9:24 left to play. Then State Wake tied the game again with believe in themselves. They believed centage at nightclubs, is hit- rallied for a IOZ driie. when tuo foul \Ittlls each frotll (til Boyd in themselves for 40 minutes to- Forest l51('arl) Ie 5t. in a iumper from the top of the key and Toni Illtttsk. hilt the Wolfpack night. This will do a lot for our Halftime State 3". Wake ting an incredible 100 percent and Charles Shackleford answered (‘huckt Brown was fouled I\\IL‘L‘ young players' confidence." Forest 33. of the faces that happen to with a baselinejumper. hitting inside shots and converted held up and stretched its lead to five Attendance . ‘I,5lffl land in front of his hand. Seriously though, the Tar Heels are a well-balanced team. Look for the game to be KARLE KNUDSEN NCSU STUDENT SPECIAL. won on the inside. If —0 Attorney at La ‘ Shackleford and Chucky tlormeraSStstantD A to . 1,»... 1:". ONE MONTH’S FREE RENT Brown dominate the inside N C StateGraduate 19/“) and contain Reid, State One and two bedrOOm patio homes available NOW! should defeat the The David Crimina'lLaw . Copperfields -from ....Chapei . , @EW DWI. ALCOHOL TRAFI if~ it Security Deposit only $200 it Hill. 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Donald Woods escaped South watch through the windows. “I really wanted to write, Reel8ithgeSp0rls Attica disguised as a priest ten years interview. “The human spirit, in “Undersea Specialists" igo. and he is still spreading his but every time I wanted to, I would start to fear that some form or another. had to message of the evils of apartheid. triumph.“ 532 E. Cltatltam St. Cary, NC. Soon Woods' message will reach a the drapes weren 't closed tight enough. felt like they Woods said there were no pro- 467 - 3831 “.slthf audience — when the movie were watching my every move. blems between Attenborough and '( ry Freedom" is released. The him during the film‘s production. but tHUVIC was directed by Richard problems did arise from the \ttenborough l"Ghandi"l and IS —- Donald Woods. screenwriting. about the relationship between “The screenwriter was constantly Woods and Steven Biko. we blacks can challenge them. We've became too much for Woods. and he trying to portray Biko as a Martin Woods spent I3 years as Edi got to get rid of 300 years of decided to escape. On New Years Luther King type of person. But tor in‘('hief at the Daily Dispatch in inferiority in our minds." Woods Day I978. Woods' wife smuggled (Biko) wasn’t." Woods said. “King last London. South Africa. During said. him out of his house. Dressed as a was non-violent. Biko advocated this time he became good friends But Biko‘s writings and other priest. Woods carried a fake passport violence.” \ttth Biko. a Bhantu native involved anti-apartheid activities upset the in order tocross the border. The film combines scenes that lll anti-apartheid activities. South African government. On four His effort almost failed when a happened for a dramatic effect, but IMIICHAEIES In a series of essays, Biko attacked occasions. he was arrested and taken nearby bank was robbed and police Woods added that most of the film is south Africa‘s governmental system. into custody. The first three times he poured into the area. truthful. questioning the logic of white rule in was released unharmed. But some The bank robbery was left out of One of the film‘s main goals is to .t country with an 80 percent black thing went wrong on the fourth. the escape scene in “Cry Freedom" enable the audience to experience j'mpulation. In Sept. I977. Biko was killed as a because Attenborough thought it what South Africa is really like. The In “I Write What I Like.“ Biko result of injuries sustained during his would look hokey. Woods said. press coverage of what is actually .t rote that Afrikaners used fear to detention in police custody. After escaping. Woods relocated happening within the country is coop PACK! control blacks. Through the grayness “Biko must have fought back in London and was joined by his heavily censored by the government. of the apartheid laws, he pointed out during the interrogation, and it got wife and five children. Working as a When thegovemmentgives official that any black could be taken in by out of control. I doubt they meant to free-lance writer. he published tours. it is the model environments the ponce. harm him that night. although deep several books including “Biko," that visitors are allowed to visit. The " Beat UNCsThis "It is this fear that erodes the soul down inside themselves I think they “South African Dispatches“ and South African government is pro- of black people in South Africa —— a wanted him dead.“ Woods said. “Asking for Trouble." tective and paranoid, Woods said. t‘t-ar obviously built up deliberately Because he reported on the When “Cry Freedom" was pre- While working as an editor. h}. the system throughout a myriad cruelty of Biko‘s death. Woods viewed around Thanksgiving. sever- Woods came in contact with South Sunday of coil agents was banned by South African al movie critics bashed the film African President P.W. Botha on "flow can people be prepared to authorities. He was placed under because Woods -— and not Biko - several occasions. put up a resistance against their house arrest. unable to see or speak was the main character. “The last time we met he just merall oppression if, in their indi‘ with more than one person at a time. “When the film was being made. screamed at me. They used to sedate \ltlllal situations, they cannot insist He also was forbidden to write. we weren’t out to make a documen- him a lot. but I heard he‘s getting on the observance of 'their “The guards never came in the tary autobiography of Steven Biko. better now,“ Woods said. 60 STATE! manhood." Biko wrote. house. but they would watch Attenborough had bought the rights The ultimate goal of “Cry In “Black Consciousness and the through the windows,“ Woods said. to my books. and that was what the Freedom“ is to educate those people “I really wanted to write. but every movie was going to be about.“ who don’t understand what is going 2418 Hillsborough Street Quest for True Humanity," the Woods said. on in SouthAfrica. author told how the black man — time I wanted to. I would start to to preach to the ~- 821-3535 and not the white had made fear that the drapes weren‘t closed The director also looked for more “I don't want Pi himself a lesser being. tight enough. I felt like they were than a story of one man. Atten- converted," he said. “I want ‘Cry “What (Biko) was saying is that watching my every move.“ borough wanted to make a bigger Freedom‘ to reach the peOpIe who there are 3I7 racial laws. And before The pressure of banishment picture. are unknowing or indifferent.“

Warlock displays heavy metal ‘goodtaste’ Heavy metal can be considered American guitarists, Tommy Bolan much triumph as it was agony for the musical equivalent of fine and Tommy Henricksen. Pesch Pesch and the band that, she said, cuisine. The oftencriticized genre of personally recruited the two New had “to fight so hard for tthe album) music is an acquired taste. and Yorkers during the album‘s pre- to happen." heavy metal, like good cooking, is Mike production. After promoting their last album extremely influenced by nationality. But even though the band in Europe, “True As Steel,“ Pesch American metal has a flavor of its employs an international mix of arrived in America in I986 to begin own. just as British metal “tastes" Legetos German and American members. promotion and planning for the new differently than German or Japanese the music has all of the passion of album. But she said the trip was a metal long, hard road to success. Everyone of the half-dozen or so w pure German rock. But out Dusseldorf. Warlock Pesch contrasted German heavy had a different idea of what she was nationalities of heavy metal. the Hailing from craze of going todo. (ierman brand is the most has gained deserved international metal with the current But the hard work and anguish passionate. Although the small recognition for its recent Mercury American glamour metal.» “That must have been worth the effort. as luropean country hosts few heavy LP. “Triumph and Agony.“ The music is really cheap pop. There is a Pesch said “Triumph and Agony" is «3‘. . metal bands in total, their collective album, Warlock‘s fourth. is a feeling that the musicians don‘t the group‘s best album yet. Her "mung. ‘fi—“t , , efforts have produced such widely glorious 40-minute collection of no really care about the lyrics or the 4" aha" :55 am as recognized groups as The Scorpions nonsense. straightforward heavy music that they are singing." she favoritism. however, is unfounded: t“'::.llf§f.ftfll.ffit‘;:§t;::;j "38‘OV-ocpctuvesCo'ct'a t' l» ;;""ul'5'~~ and Accept. as well as newer talents metal. The IO songs. all powerfully said. between the album‘s top production, tasteful, include the now classic straightforward songwriting and like the four-man, one-woman band Only a small pool of new tight musicianship. “Triumph and Friday, Jan 22 7,9,11 PM that visited Raleigh last Saturday —— anthem “All We Are." the lovely EurOpean metal bands are able to Agony” is truly one of the best Warlock. German ballad “Fur lmmer" and a gain such widespread recognition as heavy metal albums from I987. Performing last weekend at The bit of Latino lilt in “Metal Tango." a Warlock— their album went gold Swnch. Warlock made Raleigh the song that lead singer Doro Pesch And, as evident from last Satur- $1.00 NCSU $1.50 OTHER fifth stop on its “Triumph and calls her “personal favorite.“ in Germany one month after its day’s spirited performance, Warlock Agony" tour. The tour is the group‘s Although Warlock is a German release and currently ranks I30 on is now a powerful force to be Stewart Theatre ' first US. visit since its inception in band. “Triumph and Agony“ is a the American Top 200. reckoned with in the worldwide I082. debut album for its two new “Triumph and Agony“ is truly as arena ofheavy metal.

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Dan Pawlowski A TTENTION! The (‘anadian rock trio of Neil Peart. Alex Lileson and Geddy Lee. established itself in I974 and became Students who lost guaranteed on campus one of the most heralded rock bands housing in the Spring, 1987 RSP and of the 70s and 805. Despite its three-member status. were forced to sign an apartment lease off the hand boasts a unique ability to campus may enter their names in entice audiences with stage shows comparable to those of much larger the Spring, 1988 RSP by bringing a copy 01 hands. The talent helped Rush the lease to the Student Services Center, weather the ups and downs of its Hyear existence, in an age that Room 1112-J before January 25 at 5pm. The "7» often witnesses the passing of scorr RIVENBARKISTAFF lease must bear the signatures of both the promising bands. student and the landlord to be valid. Rush released several LPs Lead singer Geddy Lee of Rush displays his multifaceted talents on bass and keyboard during last throughout its career. including the Saturday‘s concert in Reynolds Coliseum. More than 5.0001ans attended the performance. 1978 classic “Hemispheres.” The album launched the band into the all synchronized with the band‘s fans Friday evening. The crowd to the show. it was the highpitclied Deadline is 5 pm pages of rock history, telling the music. responded loudly to the solo perfor- voice of bass guitar and keyboardist story of a war between Greek gods A large video screen enhanced the mance. clapping in unison at his Geddy Lee that controlled the January 25 show. displa) ing a variety of pictures display of talent. show‘s direction. Lee sang some 21 Dionysus and Apollo. Peart was surrounded by a rotat- songs —- spanning the band‘s \ast (No Exceptions Made) The trio made its imaginative and graphics ranging trom the ing drum set that. in actuality. repertoire. He performed “Tom r visions evident from the beginning band‘s recent MTV \ideos to power consisted of two separate sets —— a Sawyer.“ “The Big Monc " “I ime eeeeeeeeeeeeeegi -u’v'e of Friday‘s performance. employing lul political film clips relating duet of traditional and modern. light." “2H3" and a threcvnumber a, spectacular and unique displav of messages about today‘s nuclear de high-tech instruments. Buried within encore including “In The Mood.“ video and laser light. The crov in struction capabilities. the instruments of his craft. Peart The three-member band from _neewnneeee$$. Reynolds went wild as they wit- The highlight of the evening. seemed to become his music. The Toronto kept the main floor crowd nessed a lime-colored laser beam however. was Peart‘s nearperl’ect drummer was barely visible. hidden standing and the entire audience propelling from the rear of the stage drum solo. Viewed by rock critics as amongst a creatively-arranged mass erupting throughout its exciting to the coliseum ceiling. The beam one of the greatest performers ot his of man and structure. mixture of music and Visual stage exhibited several different patterns. craft. Peart did not disappoint his Although Peart added a great deal show. coop North Corolino Stole 3 p in SWIrnn‘iing pooi liOSlS theiarheels 7in pm WKNC FM 88 Kay University Carmichael Gym Tire WUIitirttjk Yow s Wollpgick Women c. tint, Cooperative Education Proqrom takes on Clor‘r“;r>rr in S'NlthII‘lill-l 8 pm. Stewart Theater Con ketpall tearn tiatttrv. War... (iii-rt Jonathan Kramer. Forest 9 Demon Deacon CO-OP ORIENTATION SCHEDULE 730 r) r11. Wnli'tlli Roorrt St" Cellist‘ (Music Department % FY dent Center I‘ attend Cot Artist Series) 8 p rn Stewart Thea‘vi. 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after Sunday struggle Many North Carolina basketball addicts are polarized at birth into two very distinct categories: them (Carolina fansl and us (NC State fans). And this Sunday. the blue boys from Carrboro Community College make another hopeless journey into Reynolds Coliseum for the semiannual State Carolina l clash. . 1““«s Usually when the Wolfpack wins (such as the ACC title game last year). ‘ was. thousands of fans rush Hillsborough Street to celebrate the triumph of the red {web‘s forces. Sometimes the partying stays safe. but in several instances. fans have gone a bit far and Raleigh police have heavy-handedly retaliated. The result: tens of arrests and thousands ofdollars in damage. The Brickyard, which is near the library for those students who never saw it Forum . , ' in its full glory. was the site of many a post-game bash for decades. Btit construction of the library tower. which began about two years ago. closed most of the yard and forced the party onto Hillsborough. Shortly afterwards. a Klew’s views slanted; Palestineans deserve a homeland committee composed of officials from the athletics department. student affairs. Ilic letter by David Klew in the Ill”. 20 Nations seems to imply that this organization be indiscriminately bombed. no matter that and Student Government looked into bringing the celebration back on campus. issue of Technician is the same typical had the authority to do so. By using an innocent refugees are killed. This also implies hysterical response usually heard from sup analogy similiar to Mr. Klew‘s. I would pose that the people still living in Palestine teven the They picked several possible sites such as Harris and intramural fields where poitcrs of Israel. In fact. the charge of another hypothetical question; What if a West Bank and Gaza which are not parts of students could celebrate..But continued reveling 0n Hillsborough soon pushed anti scmttisni is so frequently leveled that it is hostile Canada or Mexico secured the right of Israeli should be considered “guests" and the committee’s plans into obscurity. old news to people who regularly follow the sovereignty over Raleigh. NC. using some should not demonstrate or expect that the University officials have recently unveiled another plan to deal with a State \r1ib Israeli problem. political clout it had in the United Nations. invaders leave. If they do so. then they can be The points raised by Klew in defense of Mesico or Canada subsequently took over and deported. or they can expect the army to come victory: open up Reynolds Coliseum after the game and hold a party in there. Israeli practices are the usual statements that expel the native people of Raleigh. I seriously around and blow tip their families‘ homes. If For most recent celebrations, about one thousand fans have shown tip on include partial tselectiycl stating of facts and doubt this would be the end of the story and further demonstrations occur. then they can Hillsborough Street, so Reynolds should be able to handle the crowd. It‘s safe the tise of the tragedy of World War II as that the linited States or the people of Raleigh only blame themselves when the Israeli Army tno nasty police officers to bat fans around). it‘s warm and dry. and . best of justification for Israeli actions, wotild just shrug their shoulders and go away. cuts off food supplies to entire refugee camps all — it's right in the center of action. Most people familiar with geography and It also seems surprising that Klew would set housing hundreds of thousands of people. lllsltil)’ knoyv that the center of Na/istii was iii such great authority on the United Nations Please, Mr. Klew. other people have the So what‘s bad about this plan? Timing. However well-intentioned. tiniyersity (ieriiiany. where the predominant ethnic group even as Israel rejects all of the UN‘s resolutions right to their homeland. the right to raise their and student leaders came up with this idea Wednesday. and one of the first was (ierman. not Arab. The frequent state regarding the treatment and rights of the children in peace and the right to live. I would stabs at publicity is what you‘re reading in today‘s Technician. We ltope that ineiit that Israel was founded as a result of the people of the West Bank and Gaza strip. suggest that you review the facts before the spur-of—the-moment quality of this plan won‘t undermine its effectiyeness holocaust ignores the fact that the planning for Ills statement that Palestinians are Arabs becoming too defensive with regards to Israel (if we winl. the establishment of the state of Israel began in left inside the border of Israel implies that the and her pracrices. lX‘iS witli the first /ioiiist contention. and -\r.'tbs forced out of Israel are not Palestinians. Win or lose. we urge students and other fans to remember sportsrtianship that the impleiiietitation of this plan began and thus have no right to Palestine. This during and after Sunday’s game. But that doesn't mean you can‘t hayc fun ~ longI before WWII. means that when these people try to fight to to make our visitors feel at home. you may want to read our staff‘s suggestions The statement that the Jewish people were regain their homeland. thev deserve to be Nizar Abu-Jaber on today‘s front page for rolling out the tWolfpackl red carpet. giyen their own state lll I‘HX by the Lnited labeled terrorists and that their camps should Doctorate. Meteorology Administration Homecoming cover-up continues over future We wottld like to call attention to a matter slutltlt). hotel accommodations. banquet facili- Quote ofthe Day Controversy concerning students. alumni and yarious local ties for Still l000- individuals and band businesses. It is the I‘IXS NCSII Homecoming reservations that require at least nine months date which presently has not been set. We preparation. None of this can be planned have spent all my life under a Raleigh bullpen continues have followed various paths within the w about a confirmed date. Communist regime. and I will tell you that a tiniycrsity to obtain the exact date. but haye We hope this letter will show the ad society without any objective legal scale is a been given three different ones. We hate gone ministration that a homecoming date should be terrible one indeed. But a society with no The future for a potential Raleigh minor league baseball team has clouded through various members of the Athletics set at least a year in advance to avoid conflicts other scale but .the legal one is not quite up once again. Last Tuesday evening. the Raleigh City Council chose the department and contacted the Alumni Rela for students. alumni and local businesses. worthy of man either. group they wished would bring in an area team. Pro Sports Franchises Inc. a tioiis department. The fact that the date has local organization headed by local residents Barry Foote and Steve Bryant. w as not been chosen has hampered IlltIlHtIlliII‘s and —~ ,‘IIota/trier.S'olzltenityy'ir a minor league team for the businesses who are trying to prepare for the David Carter given the council‘s endorsement toward obtaining I‘lb’S Homecoming occasion. Sophomore. Electrical atid Computer Engi City. neerrng The problem is Pro Sports does not have the approval of Miles ‘w‘olff. the ()tii particular case inyolyes it budget of owner of the Durham Bulls. currently the only baseball team in the Triangle. Why is his satisfaction needed? Because the rules of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues specifically state no team may be moved Americans shouldgope eyesdto dying dream within 35 miles of an established team without that team‘s owner‘s perriiission. I‘m the first time in history. N C State Howard (osell said Washington Redskin Wolff. then. is in the control seat regarding professional baseball's future in arid the state of North Carolina olficially receiver Alvin Garrett resembled a little Raleigh — and he is not happy. recogni/ed Martin Itither King‘s birthday as monkey on the football field. The NAACP choice for a Raleigh‘based team was current Kinston Indian a state holiday —-« it‘s about time immediately demanded an apology. claiming His personal The idea of making King‘s birthday .in that Cosell viewed all blacks as monkeys. owner Stuart Revo. who wished to move his team to the area. He already had actual holiday drew sharp criticism from Cosell‘s statement was an obvious reference a waiver from Miles Wolff for establishing the Indians within the 35 mile limit yariotis groups and politicians. ()it our to Garrett‘s move on the field. but this of the Durham Bulls. Yet the City Council passed over hisoffer. campus. the holiday was first announced as incident eventttally led to the resignation of This is not the first time Wolff and the Raleigh baseball supporters have a replacement for Iiaster Monday. ptit on ice one of the all-time great commentators. The clashed. Since the initial proposal for bringing minor league basball back to during the campus wide debate. and finally comment was intended to be a compliment. Raleigh was first started several years ago. the local powers‘that be have tried placed iii the academic calendar. Indeed. the but it was tttrned into a racial slur. battle was a hard fight. but worth the wait. Sunday stroll. This accident led to tremens The NAACP struck again iii 1986 when to sidestep the Durham Bulls owner. The late Civil rights actiy ist has finally gotten dotis protests in Queens and Brooklyn where they tried to stop the release of the movie Originally. the prohibited radius around cities was It) miles and Wolff what he deserves. black leaders demanded that justice be done. “Soul Man.” claiming that it was racist. repeatedly stated no Raleigh team could be established because of the national King was one of the greatest men of all And it was last month. A New York “Soul Man" was a comedy poking fun at rule. Yet Raleigh officials stubbornly refused to negotiate with Wolff. even time. Through his leadership and adyocacy judge found three of the white teens guilty how whites often misunderstand and stereo- going so far as to propose building a new baseball stadium outside the city of non-violent protest. King helped break and the other one innocent. Blacks type blacks. It was not intended to convince limits so the IO mile radius could be skirted. Finally. this past summer the down society‘s barriers of racism and applauded the decision while whites. America that blacks are nothing but trouble baseball association expanded the prescribed distance to 35 miles and prejudice It was King‘s dream that we could particularly the ones in Howard Beach. Nothing should be taken away from the national all live together under the same roof with no called it an outrage. NAACP. If it wasn‘t for the NAACP. many Raleigh officials finally conceded they would have to deal with Miles Wolff. ()r problems. no sti ings attached. If everyone believed in King‘s dream. blacks would not be enjoying various sothey said. Although he made great 5 .rgrcss in tlic needless deaths like the Howard Beach freedoms they enjoy now. However. some- Now. however. once again those who desire baseball in Raleigh have civil rights iiioyemeiit King wasn‘t able to incident would not be a part of our lives. times the organi/ation is just a little too snubbed Wolff by disregarding the group he supported. This petty squabbling fulfill his dream. In his prime. he was Blacks and whites have come a long way eager to ptill the trigger. has got to end. Time after time Raleigh officials have conflicted with the assassinated by James I arl Ray. It is now tip since the days when they settled their There will always be the Howard Beach. Durham owner. needlessly delaying the date when pro ball will be played to the cadets of today to keep King‘s dream differences physically. Blacks and whites the CoselI-Clark and the “Soul Man" within Raleigh‘s city limits. We had hoped that once there was voter approval aliye. and from the looks of things. they are now yyork together on the same city incidents. It is tip to society to rid the world falling far short of that expectation 'Ilic councils. in the same businesses and attend of these problems that always seem to pop of the $3.5 million bond issue for a new municipal baseball stadium adjacent to ugly. racially inotiyatcil death last year in the same schools. It was King's dream that up at the most inopportune time. It is up to CarterFinley football stadium. real progress could be made toward bringing a the New \ork ('ity borough of Uticciis everyone could liye iii perfect harmony and society to show the world why we honor minor league team here. deitionstratcs this startling reality that there would be no menu barriers or King‘s birthday. It is time to pick tip where Once again. though. people in Raleigh. who seem unable to stomach deal...g four whitc teens lrom Howard Beach prcittdices. King‘s dream left off. with someone in Durham. have stuck their feet into the third. suiting tip chascd it black youth ottt into the parkway Btu. ll appears that society has done the unneeded trouble and cloudying up the future of an opening season tor an area where he was struck and killed by an opposite I:\cry organization appears to be Editor's Note: Dirt/an June is ajunior baseball team finally getting here. oncoming cat Rumor has ll that lloyytird looking for sortie racial slur to protest majoring in ling/[Sh and is Technicians BCNCII is not the place black youths would vigorously and use to theiradyantage. A ssistant Managing I‘d/tor. want to go to if they wanted to take it Ill I‘JXS. former ABC commentator

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Woods: Outside influence will not crush apartheid alone Economic lit‘tl tiIIIt‘~ tittliil" 'lltll \soods was later arrested without 'tit-iidsltip writer. broadcaster and leclttrCI on really that bad. the government li't!.ll process illltl charged with t-iartheid. \Hillltl let them vote to show how BIO pressure would "\oihiue happened the lust thiee publishing details about liiko‘s Alter his speech. Woods fielded tlls’tillllt‘d they are. titties \ll lllt'ls' am no li'.l~t)ll to death He was placed under banning questions from the audience. in “Also. the South African gov Born in 1935. Served as edi- stispett tli,:t stitll'.iilltlt' would orders and confined to house at rest. cluding one from a black student eminent does not want you to read lOfdn-Chlel at the Daily Dispatch help quicken lltli‘l‘s'lllilt'llltlllll '\\tiotls~.iitl "When you get banning orders. who wanted to knots if the Iiictlitt is or hear about whites against blacks." in East London. South Africa for too are declared a non person." rightly depicting blacks in South he said. “They do want you to hear 13 years. Put under "house int \iilltt‘iltttt’.’ tut ltappitt the Woods \illtl. "You can‘t write. you Africa as “divided." about blacks against blacks." arrest" after publishing details apartheid’s end lttlillll lllllt' lilhii was hilll‘il can‘t leave the house. and you can't Woods answered. "lzighty six He also said it was impossible to of the death of his friend, black percent of the population of South tell what would happen to South leader Steve Biko. Escaped in It/ll/H/It'r/ Il'ilm [MIL't'I ' lliet ltlte goseiiiiiteuti iie\ei said lie in a room with more than one \l'riea is black. And all those blacks what haplk'iied.” “Mods said. "but I person belong to different tribes. The Africa if countries do not impose January 1978 disguised as a -t it” l‘t't \ltlk' titttl t'\t'll slittrt‘tl suspect that a guard taunted lllill or After three months of this. he and eoxernment would have you think harsh sanctions. priest. Woods, 52. now operates "tfrtttllls,” \Nriodsstiid ill! hurt and Stew liltili.|l\l\ hit llllll his lamily escaped to Iondon where that the problems are of tribunal “However. I do believe that the out of London where he earns \\.u.t lllt’lltl [him was uiitiits Illicit .llltl isle llllt‘il they ll\L‘. Woods now works as a origin. But I think that. if it were whites are moving more and more to his tiVing as writer, broadcaster the right.“ he said. “They are putting and lecturer on apartheid. Pres— so much between themselves and the entty, he is touring US. college blacks. And I think if something is campuses urging complete not done about it. we are going to divestiture of investments in On Sunday, let’s do see an intensification of this polar- companies doing business in Department optimistic i/ation and many more deaths." SouthAlrica the Jailhouse Rock ( wit/tiln'i/ hit/II /Hl'.'i‘/ about post-game party Luncheon Specials 't.t\-.t ueeiu to feel a little too"at home" in court. a . p i‘trtttrt til tlii reteahiig' seat lot 'lte l \'( atltlt‘ttt ( null/medfrom page / Only: $2.50 plus tax ,ttt;..i.tt. , , lt'tllliltlilll presents a program of activities Served with Fried or Steamed to: ‘stzw it‘. s Maine to remind the from land a national u \\lll he "like a big pep rally afterwards. We can cheer our team on to victory and wish 0 Rice iv ,tlltll 'lltt‘l that tilllttftlt’lCSlld pas them upcoming lticls iii A(‘(' season.“ nub lust the proper attire I suggest illi_\llilllt_' with He said the celebration would be “the first initial step in leading by example.“ rope pielcttil‘lv black and white including the lllllt.‘ i rank Wet-don. senior associate director of athletics. said “We‘re all optimistic. Shanghai Exp (388 Open 7 days a week :"tidrvrs _iliti.e the breast [Nit lsel llttttc‘lttll) it “ill come about. The emphasis is to keep this on campus and to keep it a Chinese Restaurant Eat In or Take Out \\heu the learns are introduced. don't pist boo Reid pleasant esperience." .tlll l’utthllt'll Remember that were til the first He said the athletics department is involved “to the point the team‘s got to win . . . I 2231 Avent Ferry Rd. Mission Valley Shopping .wti'ian movie Vtheit the cousicls art: liitiislied to the lit rpe \\e do.“ Center. Across from Mission Valley Inn. tuttvitfvlen /'tllt and all the lite eiten hiya-ls intone smith. who also works with student development. said he hopes “everyone can stay ‘r'll. . truths” l hope ltii stiiitethitigt similar when :iotiiid those te.tip|.i\ets.’it‘e introduced. “i hope we have the need for (a celebrationt. I don‘t think we will have to worry about (it Louise a simple Wave won‘t do for this game. andahsm because it will be mostly fans and our people." RALEIGH WOMEN’S HEALTH instead, the crowd will do the “( i’ttiie Wine-f let‘s see Stati'oid stressed that no alcohol will be allowed on the premises. those arms tip ill tlte classic surrender position. He asked that students wait until the media representatives put away their equipment General Anesthesia Gyn Clinic \s lot the Pep Band" “Jailhouse Rock " is on out before taking the floor. “It‘s on national TV and it‘s a big game. Students need to be available. For more inlorma- . suggested plat list caretul about coming onto the court. Therc’sa lot ofexpensive equipment.“ tion call 832-0535 (Toll~lree Pregnancy Testing .»\ natural choice for the sttidenis to [llL'ls on is senior ( apt laura Reynolds of Public Safety said about 25 officers will be on hand during the in state 1-800-532-5384. Out Abortions from guard Ran/mo Smith. We owe him a tutor, since it was game "We‘re having a larger number than for a majority of the games. but not any larger of state 1-800-532-5383) be- 7-18 weeks Of he who missed on (arolina‘s last possession in last than for any game where we expect a lull home. Pregnancy tears ,\('( ( haiiipionship game. sealing the \lclttf} for “it \\c should win. we‘ll take it from there.“ she said. "If there's a celebration. it‘s likely tween 9am-5pm weekdays. State. we‘ll bring in more people." llut in closing. 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' By Scott Deuel StaffWriter in a basketall game which resembled small-scale warfare. North Carolina ambushed the Wolfpack squad bya77-73 margin. The most obvious casaulty during the forty-minute conflict was North Carolina's Ranzino Smith. who suffered a head injury front Avie Lester's lethal elbow midway through the first half. Smith. his head wrapped in . bandages, returned to the fray Men 5 with eleven minutes remaining in BOSke'ba" the second half to score four of his _ six points and hold the resurging Wolfpack at bay. The loss gives State a l()-4 record overall and a 272 mark in league play. North Carolina is now I42 and 3-l in the ACC. Leading the Wolfpack in the trenches was Charles Shackleford. who had 26 points and five rebounds. and . . Chucky Brown. who had l6 points and eight boards. . . ' “l was really pumped up for this game. and I felt ' - ‘ comfortable with the shots I was taking." Shacklel‘ord said. Valvano said he was proud of Shacklcford‘s effort: “Shack had a terrific basketball game. If we can ever get both of our big men — Shack and ('hueky ,, hot at the same time. we‘ll be great." Leading the Tar Heels‘ charge was J.R. Reid. who lead North Carolina with 17 points and eight rebounds. ’ , f ;~:~‘- _. Tar Heel sophomore Kevin Madden came off the bench an: scorr RlVENBARK/STAFF’ to score l6 points and pull down six rebounds. . « “Their bench was very productive.“ Valvano said. SCOTT RlVENBARK/STAFF Vinny Del Negro puts up a tough shot while Scott Williams (42) and Chris Corchiani dishes one pass UNC Ranzino Smith during second Flick Fox (44) watch. Del Negro scored 11 points in a losing cause half action. Smith suffered an injury early in the first half but came for the Pack. See FREE. page back to score six points. tar essays .4-"1, ewe

By Don Munk Senior StaffWriter , Long before Reynolds Coliseum filled with " thousands of screaming a fans for Sunday's basket- ball rivalry. announcers. audio and video techni- . clans prepared to bring the action to the rest of the *5 nation. 9:05 a.m.—Chancellor and Mrs. Bruce Poulton. 3dressed in warmup suits. ‘ walk briskly past Reynolds Coliseum. 7‘ “Who‘s going to win _. today?“ asks Ted Credle. :who is camping out for SCOTT RlVENBARK/STAFF DePaul tickets. Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! were the chants as criminal “The people who have minded fans cheered the Pack and abused UNC during the most points at the end ; Sunday's game. of the game." says the chancellor with a laugh 'and a rub on Credle's ERIC TRUMNELLISTAF it shoulders. No it's not Optimue Prime waiting to ambush Megatron. Instead, it's the NBC truck parked outside ‘Criminal’ minded crowd NBC cameraman Tom Reynolds Coliseum preparing for the UNC-State game. it! Hogan exits one of two Carter says that he is "not a union kiiouri .is tlic piodiiclroii area. the retirees and game . NBC trucks that have guy.“ He is a free lancer and works producer and sescral duct rots isork lllllllllt'llls, (iiniri/Iaio sets originality record??? it, been parked between for ESPN. Jefferson Pilot. and together to send .i single \idco sieriiil \ltks iReyntilds Coliseum and RAYCOM. to \lit in Next \ork ( .iriiii//.iro \lso. tlic t’ltttllllLs dis the Student Center since Jerry Cantu/Jam. NBC rnarnte s1l\s plass lor panic stores i By Suzanne Perez culled against the players. or noon Friday. Hogan says nance supervisor. says that he and The technical director \‘tirtks tltc trrtiroicrs .rrid rebounds ' Senior Stattwnter when the two Tar Heels it he will use a stationary camera to his staff connected the NBC trucks electronics during the j.'itlllt' llc are produced on screens :- stepped up to the pu- throw .; , :‘follow tight action or isolate on to a power supply when they arriicd concentrates on the lttttttiris that licrc,( iiiittiI/aros.i_\s V Despite NC States 7773 line themselves. a chorus of mSIdC aCUO“ and matchups." on Friday and ”W" connected llls' much ltoiir [llk'llll" to picture "ties :\ graphics Illdl'l'dgCl 1 loss to UNC Sunday. the “(illllfl‘YL .(illll TY' 1 NBCuses nine cameras to cover two trucks together to form a csentlitng I‘lt'k'lllt‘l \isualli." (.iii s.t\\ that before the game. . noise level in Reynolds ('0“. .(jttlt’l‘YF‘ filtered from [ht- A} the nationally televrsed contest be system. lll/lill'll\il\\ lits staff collctted ”hero ‘Iv‘ scum just may liatc broken audience. ‘ _ , lWCCthL‘. State and UNCChapel ('annir/aro says that his men l ltc tllfL'thIt listens to ilic .iri statistics" that shit“ " records for volume and (trigr Perhaps t’orseeitig poor % Hill: tour stationary cameras. two work to maintain the electronics on tiotiritcts .llltl \.'lL‘L'l\ the pictures plrisct stats “We l‘lllltl nalitv. crond behasior N('Sl‘ biis “ _handheld ones. and three LPSs board the truck. the dual”) of audio that licst illustrate their points llc them on the fly ltc sass The theme tor the tltt\ ketbiill coach .lllll \"al\ano 't”litt|e pieces of shit." Hogan and \Itht) signals and the “both lt‘lls the technical tllrcttot \slrttt l.‘ 3* p nr Lots and ;seemcd to be the alleged addressed the Crll\\(l beloie explained l. LPSs “originally were iiitcgiits"ofthctruck. pitttrrcs to broadcast lt\ \.llllll‘.' out stalpcis itft' rising to litit illegal escapades of sen-nil tlrcsrriirnltlit:_;.tiirc not tip to broadcast quality. but ()ne truck contains an illltllUdlltl .t the screen ttitlllt‘s llllc‘t‘ I'l\lt|l][ tickt'ts .iiotitid Rcsriolds Carolina ligtskcthztll [lltt_\cts. ”lust of rill. lid ltkc to they're better now,“ Hogan says. tideoconsolc During the game the icplat pictures \ \ .irid .iirtl rrrnc («ilrsctrtii I'.tititcd spoils ._..and NCSU farts CltlltL' pie tlitirrk win all tor tout The Ll’Ss film the game clock. the audio console operator ltll\L‘\ sotiiids coiiitsrtlc scrcctrs t.itis stic.iiri lti\\.ltd tltc if pared with posters and other continued support of our ,45 second clockandthe hoop from tape recordings and coiirtside lllt‘ pltklttu" is responsible lot .itcii.i '“criminal"par;t|tlltll1c‘lltt. progi'aiit here.” \‘iiliiiiiosaid HUSH-"1w Athletic department niicrophtmt‘s 1” l‘r‘Kll'L‘C é! \"lgls‘ "the big picture He comes up with l tl\ p lll \l Signs 5331]]; “(;t§||’|\" "But I hope that \tirr stilt {ictirployees put the finishing touches soon that NM ssill broadcast the concept and lllt' stoi\ llllt‘ \li‘hiiir'c itlltl Dick In and “liiiisersitt ol Notoriiis remember to treat our guests on the press table that extends the ('tmlH/lim’ ‘1'.“ llc i't'ts lllL poltlit relations 'lltlli'ltdls litiic lk‘ylll the slum .iiid a?it Criminals" sc‘r’\ctl M ‘1 in the same iiiai.iici tliiit \se entirelengthol‘thccourt. Microphones on the .llllltltlllLL‘l‘s from both teams “unity the t'.tlllL‘ r.ilk .iltoiit rlic .tgcold ws.‘ backdrop to \N’ollpatt. tum wish to be treated isheii \ic're Bob Carter. a 1985 graduate of handheld cameras and baskets \\lll he \s.itcltcs tlic sticcns .llltl sclci‘ls basketball malts IR 7"? sporting lt'.ltllllttlt.tl black and moon the road ‘ the 115K department of radio and pickup the mitt-s and sounds llt.il lticlrlii-ltrs to ri';\l.i\ ,i.tiritiit.ti|\ Rs'l\l\\llkLL'\\.lll \( rlic white prison attire or police Whether it “its it choice tclcsision. is laying ottt Wires for an thc ”WITH!” “I” ”M lt't's'lhs'l. lls‘ otit's lltirt rllttstuir'r r ltt‘ sltll\ litic.' tlldlt'lllltl istrlt ('li.irles ‘ 'tSll’CllltCllttCh not to grant \.il\.ino's ie Rl~ camera microwave system says (.iiirri//.iio \tl\\ \li.itklctord llris lX'L‘Hlllt's llN( l'oitsiiitls .l R Reid t!llL'\l or ‘-llllltl\ .i desire to he ‘l)tiring the game he wrll “carry a ”HOW lhs‘ .L’HI'MV Ills” will” lltc .rssot l.tlt' illicitoi tooitlrrmlcs the slums stoii liric i and Stcic lititkiiall. \slio trcatcd .is coiitrcrs .it the pole around that shoots radio signals thllL‘ “WU!!!" “I” Mill!“ lllk‘ Lorrirricitml breaks \sitli tltc \llt \\ltcit Rcid t'cts into were iirrcsicd List st'lllt‘\lt'l l)c.in Siiiitli (enter \( \l tto a recc .cr abose thc UPPCI decksr pictures from all ol the c.iiiier.is "so sttitltosni \ms \orlt -t\ .tllll trouble. the \ltll\ liirc 3; for assaulting illl M St slll l.iiis toritiriucd tlicir iiiitt ithen goes down a cable to the they all look like they're at the s.trtrc lltt' rlllcr lttitt. t t itl’.it|is Lilk thaiiccs [1' ”l \( kcr't -' dent It] .i lotiil riielitspot (tir‘olrriii instills throughout ‘3 ck," He says he wrll follow one of siti'ltutn."(‘ztirrrr/Itilisitid ti‘ttirdirrir it‘ll lirrirs ltil \lD-lltlll tc hecarirc tlic \lllilCLl‘s ot \LllMl tlreptirirc _rlie. tndhcld cameras. In a sctlttfttlt.‘ room or the iiittk pl.i\s and ptt\.ottsl\ ti.‘ttlttlt’tl iti \t t’ (l()()l) /’(/'\'1'.“ abuse When foulsi" \scre#4.: Feat“ res Technician January 25, 1988 2 s.—

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psychedelia for unique effect I ‘ i ‘ BYJ- Ward 8951 for The Veldt. What started out as rv-m‘h‘ 'Ir‘" “9"” ““m‘h‘ """ EC! PARTY FACE()R: . . ~ I; SeniOFStafiWriter buss-laden funk rock tunes ended as together and make music." Daniel between. said 66 ar y 9’ Friday. night‘s. Brewery show thehigh~cnded.group morebouncythanpop. touchedIn on Except tor an opening set for 9 provesthe kids still rock. hard core infused rock. reggae and Fishbone last semester at the now- In the past few months The the new paisley psychedelia. defunct Pier Friday‘s audience was the largest crowd to see the band theBrewerynewesthasrockspotlightedand rolltheIncludingbestof labelDaniel‘she putslWlhonDannythe band‘ssaid soundthe onlyis perform Daniel said he would like bowling TheConnells._Don Dixon and Let‘s “head music.“ music to make the to may for younger audiences Active. In Friday's Opening set for audiencethink. because they are the ones buying Veldt The lead singer admitted the albums. butcollege crowds got us and Bruce Offered““3 Pressure.scirlriebtéresh3033-new soundsThe toian band‘s music reflects the background this far.“ \J I W II A \1 PS” I R l: area (IUlC y COmIng categorize as of the writin team, he and his twin . an outlet 1"” the Pop/rock hit brother DanEy. Both of the brothers “The Veldt has been recording lllt't‘ Is something wrong with Productions. . of Don Dixon« and mentioned. the 60s psychedelic. group With producer Steve Grombach.- lband lllc' \incricnn electoral process Mitch Easter. Love as a musical influence. “I can the members are expectIIDng an al um ltK not the fact that the The Veldt. a local four-man take anything up to Hendrix.“ 0L" m Mfmh or App" f annycairgs .tlli‘ttllll of people who turn out combo headed by the Chavis Danny said. Daniel Offered more to have an arsena 0 gong; reay to mic is so lms brothers. mixed their set with the current influences. especially Echo for the album. some [18‘ avent lr'- the Idea that the number been played live as wet as songs of people uho rttn lor the office sounds of nearly every major style and the Bunnymen. s will)“, since the early 605. The standard The Chavises grew up in Raleigh from the shows. We are u country of nearly guitar. bass and drum combination and started their first band. The The Chavises write most of the Bill itilllion people. ztnd only l3 created an overriding flavor of high Psycho Daisies in I983. The all- material: the band adds the final [K'ot‘lc are running for the prime ended POD/rock. but the other black Daisies broke up when the arrangements The brothers admit Jul" sounds rejected any staid classifica- music changed to include more than many influences to their music but Are the qualifications really tions for The Veldt. psychedelia. The Armory. the band try to avoid any one sound for what that tough‘.’ Lead singer and second guitarist which followed the Daisies, included they write “wé want to make music What‘s even worse is the Daniel Chavis said he couldn‘t put present bassist Ioe Boyle. With the that Wlll lastDanny said .tlll'tll'll of money spent to get any label on.. the band‘s. music.. “Once.. addition of drummer Steve Hill. the The. album. is tentatively titled - wedothat. he sald.“we recooked. band grew into what is now The "Mangoldf and Will feature what ll‘tI,”m ”CNN” mrm about St 3332:; ghaVISdfleagnSIgge' 0' the Veldt, belts 0“" a tune. The local The Friday SCI SUCPCSSfUHY Veldt.according to Danny. Danny called “music for the masses ”HUM“ tor “H“ ”a” pene or e ressure Boys last Friday atthe Brewery. avoided any chance of strict labels "What we‘re showing is that white ofthe 905,“ in: lttm much Is spent to get illls tub? l'wcnti million dollars ‘Zéiliiilii UAB offers prizes to students as part of Awareness Week l'otir \t‘LtI Job at lliM',’ How can our expect sornehixly to un ByMark Yalch tulnttlcnl zictiiities III the University The activities board began in I953 Student Union in the DH. Hill in I972 after adding new groups JUN-”Mk £1 hillémk‘csl hlldgCl Contributing Writer Studentt enter. and consisted Of the film. lectures Library Annex. such as the Black Students Board, “It!” “0“ “tlhntl 1" ~I’Chd 3” Have you seen movies and shows and international committees. Its It since has grown in both size and [Him his t'xitcth'd \iilittt‘ h" the “.8 UAB Awareness chk. 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Free throws, Tar

is Heels kill PaCk 'I from page I led the Wilfpack with seven assists. Continued Brown was not pleased with some “We didn‘t want Reid and Lebo to of the calls: “On some of the fouls I bury us. We wanted to stop ltheml got called for I didn‘t think I was but Madden and lPetel ('hilcutt fouling. We just didn't get any came in and produced.“ breaks " Despite loss, Madden hit seven of his eight field On \lorth (‘arolina's side. Reid goal attempts. (‘hilcutt contributed and Scott Williams were assessed eight points and three defensive four fouls each. Pack pride rebounds to the Tar Heels barage. "I thought the refs did a good job The Wolfpack held Lebo. who controlling what was gorng on out was averaging more than 14 points a there." Valvano said. "it was a still exists game. to one field goal. Lebo‘s physical game. but I thought they eightepoin total came on a field goal did a good job " Something about this weekend and six foul shots. Despite State‘s second straight reminded me of St. Louis. I don‘t The Tar Heels knocked in 23 of kiss. Del Negro is not discouraged. know why but I keep getting 26 free throws compared to the “We have a lot of big games left. reminded of my trip to St. Louis Wolfpack‘s 8 for l3 effort. and we just need to start winning right after the baseball Cardinals lost “They killed us with free throws." some of them." he said. the World Series. It was the same Valvano said. They went to the line weekend that the city learned it had 26 times in a game where we weren‘t North Carolina 77, State 73 lost the football Cardinals. fouling a lot at the end." North Carolina Lost That word reminds me of St. State's only lead of the game came Bucknall 35 2-2 8. Reid Sell 7 8 Louis. and that's exactly what the with l3zl4 left in the first half when 17. Williams .1 4 4S l0. Lebo l 3 6.6 Wolfpack did to Carolina. Vinny del Negro canned two free 8. Smith 3-4 0| 6, Madden 7 8 2-2 But my memories of St. Louis throws. A score from Madden a l6. Fox I I (if) 2. (‘hilcutt 34 3 2 8. aren‘t all about losing. The best part minute and a half later gave Rice l l ()0 3. Totals 2741 33-26 of the trip was meeting Bill the Carolina a lead it would maintain 77, bartender. until another Del Negro score. from State Bill worked in the hotel bar where three point range. late in the second Howard 4 600 8. Brown 8 [5 0‘3 I stayed. (We stayed in the hotel. not half tied it at 62 l6. Shackleford l0-l9 68 26. Del the bar) He was just slack enough in Then the Tar Heels hit four Negro 4 8 2 2 ll. Jackson 26 0-0 5. his aeounting of my bar tabs to keep straight free throws before Brown Monroe 3 ll 0 t) 7. Lester till 00 0. me from blowing my life savings. scored for the Wolfpack. From then ('orchiani 0-0 (H) (l. D‘Amico 02 0-0 Bill fixed a mean vodka tonic and on. North Carolina never surren 0. Weems (M 0-00. helped my companion to a few dered its lead. Three-point goals UNC none. Roasted Toasted Almonds and fixed fouls were abundant n the game. State 3 tDel Negro. Jackson. lots of exotic drinks for another and Shaekleford was removed from Monroel. Fouled out w Shackleford member of our group who. well. had the contest after his fifth personal. tStatel. Rebounds ~ l'NC 28 Rad never ordered'mixed drinks before. Also having foul trouble for State 8t; State 27 tBrown 8i. Assists tShe was. well. um. not old enough were Brown and Chris ('orchiani. llN(‘ l6 ll.ebo 5i; State 20 Del to buyadrink.l SCOTT RiVENBARK/STAFF with four foul each. NegroSl, In a town known mostly for its (‘orchiani‘s fouls came With only Halftime ~7 LN(‘ 43; State 35. arch and its beer lAnheuser-Busch. H.400. St. Louis. Missouri). it was awfully UNC’s J.R. Reid grimaces as Charles Shackleford and Brian Howard attempt to trap him. It minutes of playing time. Still he Attendance —~ tough for an under-2l party warrior to get a drink. I went to a professional hockey game (the Blues and the Red Wingsl ranked Terps slaughter Pack women and that was where l discovered the Nationally meaningof town pride. liridsay and pulled to within four “We came out. and we must have Maryland 92. State 7i Every time there was a break in By Mike Leek liaycn‘t looked ycry L'tlllllthlll. and poiittsat the hall. 3‘) 35. turned the ball over If) times, That‘s Maryland the action. the organ player would Staff Writer I'm not sure that we belicyc itt otir we lost the game. We were Tate l3 ()0 2. Winters 8 I3 23 ranking.” “.\t the half I thought we were in where l0~l5 O-l 20. Brown 9 l3 strike up a rousing version of “Here limit the gdiitc‘s outset. it \\;I\ good shape " said Wolfpack coach out of it at that pornt and time.“ IR. Bullett comes the king" — the Budweiser Maryland's women's busketl'iall high Kay Yow. "We had made a number The barrage continued as ()0 l8. Campbell 7-8 H l5. Holmes theme song -— and everyone would team shot 65 percent from the floor apparent that \ltirylrtnd‘s of mistakes h‘re and there. and we Maryland. shooting 7| percent in SlO 2-2 I]. My'errs O l 00 0. Maine there to see a and forced 23 costly Vt'olfpack ranking was deserved The team was a 37 point lead 070 ll 0 0. (iaines 372 34 7. Totals sing along. They were in it well drilled one and 'dllL‘IlllvlCtl orily allowed Maryland to get a number the second half. took good hockey game and to hang out turnovers in beating State. 93-71 lint each ol easy baskets. lhit we were within on a jumper by the Terrapiii's lisa 43 65 8i i 92. together. cheering the fact that they conference play \lai'yland's ‘lei' calculated passes and shots. four points. so l thought we were in Brown Wilh 8:34 left. Brown. who State were in St. Louis. rapins. the second nationally ranked play scented instinctive dlltl deliher gt ititl \ltttttt‘ .. scored l8 for the game. was one of Kilburn 35 23 8. Smith 47 34 Never mind that the beer sellers team the Pack liris played-this occk, . are. .iiid Maryland jumped to ;t sl.\ \larylririd started the second half five players itt double figures. ll. Manning 35 ()0 6. lindsay 24 gave improves its record to 13 ‘~ State point lead l‘tclorc State could trick. was not pleased wrth State‘s 3 2 6. Bertrand 4 6 (H) il. Hobbs 5-8 had to card me every time they tltcii sliii‘ts ill. with a full court press that caused Yow 04 (H (l. Lehmann me a beer. even though they‘d seen drops to 7 l) with the lttss. llllly' lillcd the lane piohlenis loi' State and forced defensive play but gave credit to 56 l5. Robuck me enough to know my height and Although the 'l‘erps played well. litll 'lic Packs sc\cral tiirnoyers leading to easy Maryland's offense. 34 3‘2 l0. Phillips 36 (H) 4. by heart. By the end of the Maryland coach Chris \Nellci' says tllltl adapted to Maryland‘s brill “Defensively. we didn‘t get the job Kerrigan 070 3-4 3. Totals 3649 weight different point til riiiiycnicnt lllt‘ del'ciisiyc change baskets for the lcrps The Wolfpack 7l. game. I was singing right along with the game from at tatiscd tlic lcips to think out its ii'iisttikcs enabled Maryland to go on done." commented Yow. "But they l7-32 them and feeling happy about being view. laiyiips that an 8 7’ run. raising their lead to l() beat us. Of course they had really in St. Louis. "We were it little flat." Weller plats and search for easy points. balanced scoring. and everyone on Halftime Maryland 3‘). State The best part about State‘s loss to said. “We lost to \dt'glltlil a wcck wcic no loiiircr‘ tl.cri‘ \lc‘tlll\\llllc'. "()liyioiisly the beginning of the their team shoots well. Maryland 34. Carolina was seeing all of the ago. and we liayen‘t really looked Slate caught up behind the hot second half killcd its." \‘on said inst has an excellent team." Attendance — 649 students and other fans cheering and good since then. in my mind \Nc ‘slllitillll‘: ol Sindee Smith and Mary just feeling happy about being in Reynolds Coliseum. There is a Fans show ‘criminal’ originality’ special -— though temporary —— Good seats inside the NBC trucks bond that forms H.400 people lgive ("minimalfrom page / But despite the crowd's rowdy or take a few (‘arolina l'ziiis‘l into a tilliiititc \\ l’ll tor liclp \\ l‘l l' .itlilctics employees are sweeping the behavior. no major problems crowd. ( 'oiili'iirrcd mun page / bit-tight d \tlll illltl ran a coin trash ofl ol chairs and down the Some fans chose to decorate developed. said Major Larry It‘s what allows people to where ldl llilllllL‘dlltlll liitc to thc Nllt \cliicles Lt\llL‘\ \ idco technicians tire disman their posters with material dif Liles of Public Safety red wigs and paint their faces with going Without Reid.”\\’licii tlic l‘lic Wl’ll yaii raised its niit'rotttiyc tliiig their cqiiipnient and wrapping ferent than the “criminal" "Everything ran pretty wolves and scream until they can‘t Heels lose Ran/iiio Smith to an titiiisniittcr and established coin tip wires. theme. "I‘d rather have VD. smoothly." Liles said. “We were scream anymore. even though their injury. the story line changes again iiiiiiiication with theirstrition, -l:tltl pin. large piles of trash than J.R.." one poster said. hoping for a win. but other than team is losing. And when UN(' coach {icziii \ltliougli Wl’l'i was not used. "it are sWept tllltl the hallway on the "J R. Reid is a Pinhead." stated that. we didn‘t have much of a It‘s that same bond that tnade Smith announces that Reid u ill stay was nice to have them around." (‘oliseuin's second floor. another. problem controlling the crowd." State students so angry when JR. iii school instead of going pro. "that ( .tlllll/ILIH) says. “I‘m not sure \Vllill Technicians from the (‘apital The N(‘SLl Pep Band even Liles said about 25 Public Reid and Steve Bucknall came to was a story." says (icorgc l‘llllyy'l. tins wrong " Sports Network ((‘SNl carry their got into the act by playing Safety officers were patrolling the show 's director. cuutprtient down front the upper prior to the the coliseum during the game to Raleigh and got into a fight. It 3:03 pm ~ (‘tiiiiii/zaz'o says that He says he thinks the problem booth. “Jailhouse Rock" wasn‘t a State student they punched some production problems occurred was lll the telephone link to deck tinriouticei‘s‘ ganieandduringhalftinie. keep all the “convicts“ in line and spit on. it was all State students. before the game. "We had no wry-nah \\ tl\lllllj._‘ltlll l).( So when a crowd of fans pro continuity to New \oik until tiyc (Inuit/Lilo say. the trucks \\lll iiounces Reid and Bucknall guilty. so minutes before the game it'iiitiiri rit'tir lllt.‘ t'tll|\t‘tt|ll iiiitil tiltcr be it. It's better than going over in l‘stially'. one half hour betou~ ncyt weekend's tclcyisctl game llis NOW WE’RE Chapel Hill and trashing the place. Llll‘llllllcl is when we first get lines still is busy securing the critiipiiiciit And that’s exactly the sort 'of through to NY." for use again next week. thing that will happen if the rivalry called local igill p iii. 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Season smail girls sticking up photos of him Rialto. and students can get into the uniwrrivariuatts to drop Callod Horse 1. ’tli p iii Cil’illlal Center In pass required tor the general tor the film. he's given one of his place for $2.50 if they show their tit-tor. 12trours t [Illu'll‘iOll ixiorkshop on the new public. best performances student ID. cards. minim! Contra Sponsored by I‘aye Dunaway made me want to So it‘s a bargain for those wanting liw’i't ’, Pork Animal Serencc 10 a in 555‘» "i: Mil-My Irii Alto/American “Today is the last if). when she came on screen. I had to stretch their entertainmen: dollar S's-71111:” Ellrict ril Hay in -G 211 (1111-! 1....‘ day for seniors to itist seen her the night before in while recovering from book but ing. tutti lr'l Cm”. rig Behavior and Microbiology Seriiiriar IIrn.‘ submit their applications to "'II .ee Days of the Condor." She Plus it is supporting one ()I the i)ill'l,lt S/r; Breakdown :n Genetic Reslmmori ol Moi w r' ti 1' WKNC FM 88. 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Students’ game behavior

worries administrators Once again the UNCChapel Hill’s mens basketball learn canre to Reynolds Coliseum yesterday and defeated the Wolfpack. There is not tnuclr else we can say about that. The better team won and it was not our own. And despite administrators‘ worries about our inflammatory isstre priirtcd last Friday. no fan riots occurred. We‘re thankful. of course. It would be lratd to live with our guilty consciences if any image-tarnishing incidents happened during yesterday‘s game. Especially since it was televised on national television. the damage done to NC. State‘s reputation would have been massive. After all. reflecting on the past year‘s criminal activities of various er(’ athletes. it is certainly not the kind of news a newspaper should bother reporting. And encouraging the student body to shtrw fan tttrity by wearing stripes is not an activity a student newspaper should consider doing. And suggesting the chant of “Guilty. guilty!“ when certain Tar Heel players are introduced obviously does more harm than shouting "(‘arolrrra sticks!" in Criticism of June’s writing uncalled for, unwarranted unison during the game. Mr. (oclrrarr. your letter in the Mn 3h l-nglrsh forms." Mr. ('ochran. lf .lune did about life as he sees it »- "like it is"? June‘s We just don't know what overcame our journalistic scirsihilitics‘. edition concerning l)\yrran .ltine's writing was indeed use "bastardized English forms." stereotype article definitely describes life as it Perhaps we were caught up in the general rush to ptit down (arolirra. distasteful and unnecessary t".\dy'rcc to June: only did so to make a point. Big. sophisticated truly exists. for I myself stereotype people. heated rivalry. we could clairrr that as an Don‘t eyer wrttc again"). You falsely accused words are not necessary in order to make a Furthermore. most people I have been around Considering the magnitude of this June of buying a “childlike lascmatron with point. In addition. the Constitution of the »— whether they are my friends or just easy excuse. We are all just students. striving to imitate adults with otrr color" and w rrting only "ctlrnocentric‘ articles. United States provides us Americans with the strangers i am passing -— have joked about a attitudes and demeanors. ( an you count. Mr. (‘ochrani’ I read at least freedom ofspeech and the press. "nerd." whistled at a “slut." or whispered about And we all know that adults never do anything which could embarrass liye articles written this semester by June. nonc Why are you .so offended by June‘s article the black guy dating the white girl. June‘s NCSU's image with the public. People such as Richard lierrell. the former ot which contained cycn a rrrirrtrtc amount of on stereotypes'.’ Perhaps you are afraid of the writing is realistic and indicative of current of conflict of interest etlrnoceutr‘tcity As a reminder. seycral of his truth. or maybe .lune mentioned one of the conditions surrounding us. Reynolds coliseum manager who was recently convicted articles pertained to the football season. social stereotypes under which you fit-— or both. activities. can be explained away as a student impersonating an adult Thai is alcoholics. and cartoons Whatever the reason. you are entitled to it. but Shannon Draper why NCSU has such an image problem across the nation -~ it is the sttrdents‘ \oti also say that June irscd “bastar‘di/etl does June deserve your bitter anger for writing Sophnrore. Mechanical Engineering fault. We are being very sarcastic at the moment. Let us make that clear now. Apparently. certain members of the administration were upset at some of the Video junkies should beware of cable’s lure articles we printed in Friday‘s edition concerning the UN(' game. They were worried that NCSU fans could be incited toward performing various activities i felt nrilliotis ol brain cells the the control while another grabs on national TV that would not be presentable for our scholarly reputation. We the second the cable teleyision the cable guide. "Hey. there‘s 33 tedious and irritating. rrran knocked on the door last Peruvian Mud Wrestling on the find this petty concern about image-making breaking Wednesday. it was the start of ()bsctirc Sports Channel." one NCSU‘S academic reputation will neither be built nor broken because of my brief life as a y ltic‘tljtllliylc. player would excitedly say while what TV viewers across the nation see during a college basketball game. The After being hottscbourrd dttr the other punches the channel administration wrings its hands and shakes its head because students get irrg the (ircat Snow of IUXls'. rrry tip. One minute later. after our caught up in an athletic rivalry and then runs around whining about its two roommates and l tirade the attention span is surpassed. the national image being tarnished. Schools such as Duke and Notre Dame. mistake a few weeks ago of game would start all oy er again. considered by many to be national bastions of American higher education. taking the local cable company The disintegration of the video tip on a cheap installation offer. yunkie‘s mind depends on how routinely carry on disruptive antics during their big home games. Yet no We were doubly yulrrerable long he or she has had cable. We national publications have banned them from their top ten academic lists. because we had just come back were especially vulnerable at this despite their aggressive fan behavior. from ('lrrrstmas yacatrtrn. the time. so otrr ride downhill was And while some schools prefer to wave their laurels arottnd how well tune when _\‘tlll have a lot of lllllt.‘ titirckcr. Wednesday was spent behaved their students are (most notably UNC where they gather underneath and end tip watching more getting used to all the Great their great big blue roof and clap and ooh and ahh at the visiting teams players stupid TV shows. It was a late ltrtcrtaiirmcnt. sampling a little children who should be seen. but not heardr. NCSU students do Sunday night and we were bit of eyerythrtrg. Thursday and like good little switching the three ayailalrle l‘lltitly were dominated by mov- not cater to such traditions. And we do not think they should. channels looking tor a yidco fix. lL'\_ btrt the other channels slowly Active fan participation is a trademark of NCSU home crowds Worries oy er We found "'l'hc Southern started creeping itr. More and lN/SMANTAFF how this facet of student life could harm the university‘s national image is a Sportsman" and hurrgtily wat more. we would find ourselves Beckett, the neurotic cat. relaxes after a strenuous day in waste of time and concern better spent on more pressing matters chcd l'rank White laud salt w atchtng CNN. ltSl’N. (' SPAN front of the television. water tarpon in South ('aroltna or one of those types of channels swamps that appeal to information ad» tivated this bttnch of supposed each afternoon lying iii the chair. The call to the cable company tlrcts. later. "I care it to Beaver“ young adults. We especially liked lactng the TV screen with a Correction went in the next day. and other old reruns entered otir the story about Little Miss Star's glazed look in his auburn eyes. (ictting cable was a logical lV diet. followed by lhorrorsl adventures in Tiddlyville. and In last Wednesday‘s editorial on the delay in the new Student ( enter Annex choice. we reasoned. Besides M TV. And each night. we went the saga of Mr. Busy and Mr. We‘re all learning to cope construction. the Physrcal Envrronment Committee was incorrectly identified getting all the (ireat intertarn to sleep later and later. murmur Slow (I read Mr. Busy‘s lines now. although we're not going rrrctrt w 48 marvelous channels ring "Norton. I trtrghtta . . . " as while a friend took Mr. Slowl. cold turkey. Yes. We‘re not as the Campus Planning Committee. . one of nry roommates has an we drifted tiff to y idcu watching the Headline News economics class that is televised dreamland. ()ur neurotic cat Beckett Channel as much. but we do Techniuan welcomes I'oittm letters They are likely tobe printed ll they The final step itr our dc wasn‘t immune to videomania. take an occassional peek at 0deal withsignificant issues. breaking newsor ptrbltc interest on the public access channel. - are typed orprinted legihly anddoublespaced. lhc single cable box. complete evolution occurred when otrr which probably shows the MTV. We're still looking for a 0are limited to 300words.and with remote control. went in my channel selector landed on Si. mental level of cable. Beckett local Videoholics Anonymous Uare signed With the writer'saddress. phone number and. it the wtllcr is a sttldt'lll hrs classrtrtairorr .iytrly . or tlirriir room. where the only color l‘v' (icrresis ('ablc Storytirne l‘or learned to open my door with his chapter. 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Farm animalsexplicitly excluded from Animal Welfare Act Which comes first. the chicken or the egg? experience pain iust as clearly as humans do. illlLl ()VL‘I' CVCI) trying llltlig llldl lllUVL‘h UPON devastating will happen if factory-farm Today’s factory farm owners would say the and it‘s the unnecessary pain that scents the Earth." say'eth the Lord. animals are allowed to live natural lives in egg. To them. eggs are a crop like tobacco morally wrong. Furthermore. it is the The message of the passage. though. suitable facilities. and com. This is not surprising since farm duality of the mortal life that is at stake. depends on the interpretation of “dominion.“ indeed. we have the technology to not eat animals are explicitly excluded from the Tim which is all an animal has. If humans have "Dominion" might mean to guard rather animals at all. Some nutritionists say this is federal Animal Welfare Act in other an afterlife and animals don‘t. then maybe than to exploit as we see fit. Perhaps God impossible because some essential B vitamins Words -—~ they are easy prey for “business an animal‘s limited life is more special than gave us the power of dominion to test our are found only in meat. This “fact" will efficiency." Del Sole otir mortal life. worthiness of such power. Maybe we are come as a surprise to the vegetarians around Today‘s chickens live in a veritable hell: Another argument that animals have supposed to exercise this power with the the world who haven‘t eaten meat or animal close confinement. no humane interaction. lesser rights is that they aren‘t as itrtelligcnt same compassion for the “inferior“ creatures products for decades. Incidentally. vitamin no chance of escape. The chickens are as humans They can‘t reason. communicate as (iod shows for us inferior humans. After Bl 2 is found in marine plants. separated at birth from their mothers. with share a common neryous system with other or lcarn as well as humans. This argument all. parents have “dominion“ over their Although the origin of morals is a all the male chickens literally thrown in vertebrates. so there‘s no reason to believe glosses over an important point: one doesn‘t children. but good parents use this power to complex subject. one thing is clear: morals hefty bags to suffocate. The hens‘ beaks are animals don't feel pain. Is there a difference need intelligence to feel pain. Feeling pain Is guide and protect. come about because people believe they then. that grants trs tltt' right to rrrl‘lrct dumb or Some people insist that because humans promote the stability and constancy of a cut with a hot knife to prevent the inevitable unnecessary pain'.’ a basic capacity of all animals. sustain the burden of breeding and protect society. Murder. for example. is taboo pecking due to close confinement. The cages smart In fact. most annuals hayc more iirg certain animals We have the right to because there would be anarchy otherwise. are stacked four tiers high. and all but the Some people suggest that humans .‘ll’t: acute senses than humans. tlitis their C.\Dlt)|l them. This argument is truly warped. By this view it is easy to see why animals are top levels become splattered with the “special" because we are of thc Homo suffering is also more .lL‘lllL‘. tlt‘s at‘gttablc Humans have forced animals to be under excluded from human morals — they excrctcment falling from the upper cages. sapiens species, llris .trgnrrrcirt is as that organisms like plants can‘t feel pain captiyity. bred them until they were fat and neither help nor hinder the stability and The factory farnr is totally automated. arbitrary as saying that some humans have because they have no brarrr i dumb and then claimed a right to exploit constancy of a society. Animals have no front conveyor belts for collecting eggs to lesser rights because of then toloi instead this reasoning is also shot tsrghted because them based on their forced dependenceThis crucial roles irt society. and humans have revolving troughs for food. The chickens of racism it would be spccisin if the it fails to tcctrgni/e that some illlllltllh arc of arrogant argument is almost claiming a takcnadvamageofthe fact. are electrically shocked to induce faster uniqueness of humans is not specified. then lesser rrrtcllrgcncc too. such as retarded godlike power of creating animals when all It is also tip to you to decide whether you biological cycles. After l6 nronths of such the opinion is arbitrary people. comatose patients and newborn we really do is select the created. should demand alternate methods of today’s treatment. their feet are deformed from the Some people say animals can be treated babies The fact is. some animals lraye higher This point is also inconsistent with today‘s factory farmers. It should be unacceptable wire cages _, they look like no farm chicken callously because they don't lraye a soul nrcntal capacities than ccrtttitr unfortunate society: retarded people. newborn babies and for an advanced civilization to inflict you'vceverseen. There are many [Titlillt'IIIN with this .ugir lrtrrrrans Chickens. for cyarrrple. cart solve e\ctt underaged clrtldrerr retain their moral unnecessary pain on those who can‘t speak (hickcns aren‘t the only annuals wc ntcnt. not the least of whit lr ts whether only pu/Ilcs that one year old babies cannot if status while they are completely dependent for themselves. Animals deserve humane inhumancly exploit for food. the same humans haye souls llrrs illlt'\llllll is sotrrctlring tlcsctycs rrror'al ti'catrrrcirr because on society ()n the basis of this argument. treatment eyen if they are not human. scenario exists for cows. pigs and other comrxrundcd by the fact that the lirblc says it's mental capacity is on par “fill any sorrreorre who cares for a child automatically It is also up to you to search your feelings animals we normally eat for dinner Animal absolutely nothing about whether .llllilltlis human. their men the thickens we eat has the right to inflict arbitrary pain. This and decide how these arguments relate to rights activists have a point: many of the hayc souls \lotcoyct if all humans lr.iye \illlilitl frc ilrcltlih'tl argument is absurd. in no society is your personal philosophy of eating annuals ways we treat animals are totally tirexctis souls. then end humans lrkt \trolt llrrlcr Another argument tor the brutal llL‘.|l dependence y'rotrnds fttl' brutal exploitation. and animal products (iod may hayc given ahlc have souls too and we nit-slit wonder why merit of annuals is the ( lrristrarr bclrcl that (hie simply doesn't loilret his moral status its the power over animals. btrt he didn‘t give It’s obvious that stretch Littlsltit't'. .rr..rir.il pcoplc like this slioirll be "I'tl‘. .t frri'lttr (rod gayc rrs “:lorurnrorr" met the .tirrrrr.tls because he is dependent its the power to deny otrr humanity strllcring dillctcnt lionr llllllldll strllerirrt' itrtrralstattrs than rnrroy crit .rlrttlta' ‘i5c fruitful and rirtrltrply and till rlrt earth lire trittlr rs technology doesn‘t require us wrrrmwmm-«may1 we wouldn‘t allow such brutal ttczttirtcnt of lyt'n tl ttnirnats tloir‘t ir.i\t’ souls il .tocsrr'r and sulrtlttc ti. and paw tltrrrrnrror. oyt'r llrt' to tLllsy‘ .rrrrrnals tll \llyil painful ways lt‘s ftfllttr's .Vt’lc Ill/Ill I)t'lstr/t' is .r sen/til humans Physiologically. howcyci, humans follow that lltcy don‘t turn it bl H." lrsl‘ of the sea and met the fruits of the .rrt Itr!\||tt tttrt it tttt that :strrnrcs it Nothing rrrari rrrrry rir phi srt‘s 5er I () [I S Page chhm. ian January 25, 1988 7 l

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