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Volume LXXI, Number 49 Friday, January 26, 1990 Raleigh, North Carolina “or Parking r . .- Alpha-system, fee increase part of

By Ken Winter were not raised from I973 to I984. being the highest and most expensive desig will time the first choice of parking stick- students who Wish to wait for stickers. Senior Staff Writer She attributed the increase in sticker fees nation, following the alphabet down in pref- crs. They Will be sent registration cards in Rhodes said that in the past. each depart— partially to the fact that the increase in the erence and cost. March, which they wrll fill out, listing thcir riiciit has handled thcn own waiting list. Students and faculty are in for some relief student body has required the construction In the alpha-sy stem. A sticker holders Will top three choices for stickers. ‘ making the Cltlttt‘ process very confusing. as the entire parking system will be restruc« of parking decks. Parking decks, such as be able to park in any spot from A, down Students who currently have parking In addition, once students and faculty lured next semester. the new Dan Allen deck, are far more through B. C and on to the end of the desig- stickers will be sent cards in the same man members have parking permits. they Will be The plan is the culmination of four years expensive to maintain and repair than regu— nations. Other stickers will bc able to park ner. the second two weeks in Apnl. able to keep them as long as they remain at of research, studies and proposals by the lar parking lots. in their designation and any lower designa» l‘ull payment will be required when N('Sl 7. They will still bc sent cards once a NC. State Department of Transportation. At Thursday's Physical Environment tion. ordering a sticker. year asking what their top three choices are. According to DOT director Janis Rhodes, Committee meeting, Rhodes said that next Example: B stickers park in all spaccs Along Willi the cards will be a complete In this manner, they can move to higher the parking system and sticker designation fall the university will be changing to a except those with an A, (‘ stickers could description of the new stickers, new parking parking designations if they want has been essentially the same since 1958. "straight-zone" system of parking, with a park in all spaces except As and Bs. Zones and the best ways to get preferred Rhodes said that with this sy stem. they Since that time, a once adequate system new "alpha—system" of sticker designations. With the straight zone system, Rhodes stickers. . still know exactly when a space in one dcs has become flooded with students and fac- Under such a system, students and faculty said there will be no more confusion as to In addition, second notifications will be ignation opcns tip and will then be able to ulty members forced into everything short will be issued new stickers for the com- who will be able to park where. sent to everyone who fills out a card to ycri- give it to the next person in line. of mortal combat in what has become a pletely redesignated parking zones. Parking lots will no longer have more than fy their requests. All requests will be processed on a first daily struggle for parking spaces. The alpha—system of parking sticker desig- one parking sticker designation. The Harris “The uniqueness of this situation is that turned in, first registered basis, said Rhodes said that the increase in parking nations, said Rhodes, is the most convenient lot is one example of a confusing zone dcs— everyone who registers Will be able to Rhodes, sticker fees. is impending and there have and least expensive way to meet everyone’s ignation. The lot has CR, and S parking, choose first. second and third choices (for “The key to this (students getting parking been many years that fees have stayed the needs. however sticker holders must look for their the stickers they want)," said Rhodes. stickers) is to complete the rcgrstration card same. Last year is one example. The alpha-system will have stickers that specific section of the lot. Another improvement will be the addition and get it back to us as soon as you can.” She also said that parking sticker costs follow the alphabet in designation, with A Under the new system, faculty and staff of a coinputcri/cd waiting list for all those said Rhodes.

Group Physical Plant faces resolves budget cutbacks too By L. Denise Atkinson take longer. Staff Writer .-\s of now Physical Plant is oper ating on a “no complaint basis" to keep Academic departments \y‘ctc not This means that in all the buildings the only areas affected by the buds they will reduce the heat and yet get cuts. keep the temperatures comfortable. Brian Chase, director of Physical This will done to save energy. For Plant. said, although cutbacks have example. if a professor comes in on Valvano been made, none of them will affect a Saturday to work and requests the safety of the NC. Statc. that the heat be turned up, he Will By Geriel Thornburg and Physical Plant has had to make Just have to wear a sweater. said L. Denise Atkinson over $l million dollars in cutbacks. (base. Last l‘l‘ltlil) the Physical Staff Writers In its existing $32 million budget, Plant started cutting back on heat- 35” million is set aside for utilities. ing in butldings over the weekend. The Senate Athletics Committee, Areas to be affected are personnel The staff is trying to make these after an open forum Wednesday and equipment operations. changes Without anyone noticrng. night, formed a resolution to retain Chase said campus lighting will However, (‘hasc said that "we're head basketball coach Jim Valvano. remain the same, and no lights Will not going to freeze anybody." The conclusion to retain Valvano be cut off to save money or energy. To help save energy. one may think was reached after hearing input Students may have noticed that cutting off the lights on the trees in from about 50 concerned students. earlier last week lights in the free central campus near the bookstore At 9 pm, several senators held a expression tunnel were not on in the would help. Chase, howeycr. poian separate meeting in the Student evenings. (‘hasc said that situation otit that these lights cost about $2 a Government office to discuss a res- was not caused by budget cuts with light. and they arcpart of the wtntcr olution incorporating the ideas ‘0. iii Physical Plant, but probably was landscaping plans. Student Senate President Brooks he... just an act of campus vandalism. Physical Plant is still seeking Raiford had given the week before. Set toya ”OMS/bit)” The personnel area of Physical other ways to limit costs to stay In an interview afterward, Raiford The Devll made them do it Plant has been affected the most by w ithin their budget. said he had arranged the meeting the budget cuts. (‘hase said there Several big buildings only have after several people had expressed Duke fans welcomed the Wolfpack to Cameron Indoor Stadium Wednesday night with a hail of basketball are lit temporary layoffs and an one or two classes in them in the their desire for such a gathering. shoes. The Devils eased by State in overtime. See game story, page 4. additional 50 full-time positions are evening. If possible. Physical Plant The purpose was to coordinate being kept vacant so that the depart— staff Will discuss and investigate the the efforts of people of “like ment can remain Within its budget possibility of movrng these few mind," he said. . for the year. There are about 1720 classes to other smaller buildings to Raiford said an offical resolution positions in Physical Plant With save energy costs and closing the was not drawnup yet, but is being Textbook with introductory about 700 being cut. The personnel larger buildings as a last resort. worked on. cuts are saving an average of When asked if these vacancies in Both of these documents will be $18,000. Furtbemiore. "base said personnel “Ill be filled. (‘hasc said presented at the next Senate meet- nabbed the personnel freeze staited when that in July lltcsi.‘ positions may be ing Wednesday. sociology test questions Physical Plant first heard of thc filled. Because of retirement and Senate Athletics Committee planned budget cuts in December. people leaving for other Jobs, Chairman, Dave Holm wanted to Theft may make testing harder on SOC202 students Physical Plant Will not replace a Physical Plant lost-s one person clear up any confusion about proposed $2,000 worth of equip about every other week. Raiford’s statement supporting By Steve Swindell in his class, said test questions for Students who always come to ment aitd vehicles in an effort to Thus, the mayor effects from the Valvano's dismissal. Staff Writer the entire semester. except those on class and routinely read the book save money. budget cuts are in personnel and in Holm said that Raiford‘s stance the final exam, would have come will be hurt, according to Wendt, In addition to cutbacks in lighting air Conditioning and treating. was his opinion and was not neces- A book that disappeared Monday from the book. Now, he said, the because the new questions will not and personnel. Physical Plant pro- (’hasc hopes all maintenance sarily representative of the entire from a countertop at Wachovia questions will have to be written by go through the screening and pic- poses to save $570,000 in utilities. repairs and requests will be taken Senate's opinion. Bank on Hillsborough Street could the instructors. testing used by the publisher. There will be no new renovations care of as soon as possible and that Student Body President Brian make life harder for four instructors Wendt explained that this will we He said that the test banks are a and because of the dccrcasc iii per» people Will be patient because there Nixon said that though he does not and more than 250 N.(‘. State stu- ate extra work for him and the other highly reliable measure of studcnts' sonnel, some routine icpairs Will is a shortagc of Workers. agree with Raifors’s statement, dents in an introductory sociology instructors, and also that students ability and that the instiictors can Raiford does retain the right to course. with good and bad study habits will not match them in tlic time they state his opinion. The book is a collection of test suffer from the loss of the book. have to prcpiii‘c the lcsls. Nixon went on to say that questions for use in ”Principles of Students who skip class and cram The loss of tlic book also incans Construction in iCOurt' Valvano should not step down as Sociology," course number S()(‘202. from the textbook will have a hard- that instructors \Hll liayc to find a coach. and that there is no real evi- The book was reported missing cr time, Wendt said, because the new book for next sciiicstcr and dence of his breaking academic Monday morning by Kevin llorn, a wording of the “homemade" ques— redo the clinic preparation for the will be completed soon policies. McGraw—llill textbook salesman. tions will not follow the textbook as course, chilt said. By John Hurt “He is doing some things to llorn said he left the book on a closely as the publisher's questions. He thinks that thc current textbook. . Llr tit Writer restore academic integrity of our counter for a short time while he He said the new questions Will be the fifth edition of “Sociology" by basketball team," said Nixon. made a deposit. multiple choice like the publisher's, Donald Light, Suzanne Keller and (‘onstruction to improve air con- Some other students had less pos- After checking with the bank to btit they will come froin class notes ('raig Calhoun, is the bcst book on ditioning sy stems in buildings sur- itive views. A senator front the see if the book had been turned in, in addition to the text. He explained the markct for this toursc bccausc fl yrtittlltlltty the ('ourt of North graduate school stated that he and he went to the department of sociol— that multiple choice tests are mostly is the most readable. and students ('aroliria is to be completed by his constituents supported the ter- ogy to tell them about the incident. definitiorrtype questions depending get more from it than otlicr books he i criily spring. mination of Valvano as coach. Robert Wendt, who uses the book heavily on exact wording. cyaltiatcd. t David Woods, prop'ct supervrsor from ”it” \(‘Slt Physital Plant, said that ysliilt- iinproycnicnts are I couple of wccks bchind schedule. Vandals ransack Kilgore Hall twice the arm will bc back to normal by ltut Monaco said ”it they itliicscsi late March want to get in. they'll get in." Wood». said, "iPhysical Plant) is Offices broken into, lab tools and money stolen Monaco ‘,;lltl this situation is l, \ciy scnsitiyc about the ('oiiil 0f By Robert 'lhttle drawers were rifled and sonic lab w as also found. Monaco said he unfortunate from the students' lltc ( arolina‘s " Staff writer tools were stolen. l‘lttltl a scct'c locked the building Saturday morn standpoint bccausc rooms that were l \ktiiitls illl|l('4l that ”16 (‘ourt 0f tary's office, $200 was stolen but no ing and was shocked Monday previously left opcii for study pur Noitli (fiiiolina is one of the best equipment. morning to find police present and poses must now bc ltK kcd i stints on i.inipiis and that the . 7" Kilgore Hall was broken into on glass brokcn. l’ll‘»\lt,.ll Plant 1‘» committed to two separate occasions last weekend. liarly Monday morning, the llc also said two studios uscd for i picsciyiiu' its bcauty Debbie MON/90" Thomas Monaco, head of the hor- intrudcrs spcnt approximately (inc llousckccpittg reported the bicak .73 hour a day stndy' Will bci loscd \koods it‘islllt‘il that tlic \llt‘ Will Tbt- ( ourt of North Carolina. ticulture science department, said hour in the front officcs on the sci" in Monday morning. trotting system) orid floor of Kilgore Hall and had l’iiblic Safcty l)ctcttiyc Kiistinc \1oit.iio iltltlt‘tl that nt'ithci torn i bc ll‘litlltlstJtH'il with Mic only more than 27 offices had their Wiri- (iiayson said the incidents may be t)tllt.'l\ or lab equipment wt-ic dam 1 tcninants of lllt' pioictt ltt‘ltlt? .i Wood said that connecting these dows broken and files ransacked the lights on While in thc buildtn}.v aucd oi takcn and that ”cyciy oilitc ’ small, 0 inch tall t out ii‘tc box thrcc units wrll increase the effi— while other offices were opened by which faccs llillsborough Stir-ct. it‘lillcd, ltd» tomputvis " l lllt‘ oliii-ttiyc ot thi. V0000“ t tents and reliability of the entire stolen keys. Montito guessed the intiiidi-is piob .\‘lon.’it it said that, ‘illlt \' l‘itlt'i'lt' lltll I‘s llti.‘ \ll" til cow-lint iEtIll pittii'tt is lit \|‘llll('\l syslcttt. l'iiday nigh', somconc broke into ably ictiiincd loi moic llltitii‘\ lint A liiistinris, thcic hasc bccn lltlt't‘ lt' t' tli h, tcat lllll'.‘ .ind cttcn-aon loz'ctlici tlic llllt't‘ .iii .oiiilitioiiiny 'l'hc Utllll‘llllllL' of t billcrs allows the oiliccs in Kilgorc lliill :iiid stolc onliv took two taint-tau "'i‘dls tits at Kilgorc ll.il| and lit‘ .swi'r .iboiit ll'tlllt tiltiiic .. lt'llt c LlllllL'l units from l’oc (.ildwcll tor unnccdcd units to be turned off scycral staslics of ”tottcc tilttltt'y' Ki-ys ll‘.t“l to opcii man. ..i ilti‘ :v'l'l~ l'ultllt halcly should do wiiir' . dllil l).tlllt'l“ Halts o liillct iiiiits .iic win-n the dcinand for air ttllltll' .iiid cvcn biokc into stiidcnt oigrini (lllltl"‘ wcii: found .tllt'lt‘il on "~- lllllt!’ inorc. llt‘ ‘sllt’i'L'Nlt‘il l‘t'l'lill' ‘ltll. 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l llit’ll/‘1’ill I/x/J/////In- -III Graphic b3 Grant; .‘rrrl. , By Jimmy Bua in its fa: L‘ 1 hilt: other less fortunate souls have been a half catch 7F."ILVL‘it bLin burrito and a moldy piece of engrossed in II .-iit br- 'in It tool: otltcts irimc .rticad ot Staff Writer reduced to withing ttttm‘ Ih'rlt one large mass of living CIIL'csL‘. you in line. cell tissue begging for it reprieve from the power they Begin wanting the minutes tintil “Baywatch" comes Start to rearrange tIrL tutriiturc in your dorm room So far I have counted 999000 Ltots till my ceiling and are a prisoner of. on TV. despite the tart \our neighbors pet's doghotise back I am still going strong At least that is what I told lot those of us that tall into the latter catLgory fear Decide to Work on the car and suddcnl3 remember home has more In my spar. e than your own room. myself an hour ago. That was back at around 445,332 not. you do not cvcn own a bicycle. dots. ‘ “to \LMLItl to iL-rrniininu immune to the powers of (io door to door asking And finally )ott Lari be It“ pciL‘cnt. absolutely. posi boredom is to rcLogiiizc a few simple warning signs neighbors if you cart wash IIVL'I)‘ correct III .I.\\ttlllllul boicdoirr is I have been slowing down considerably. btit that is thrr tLtl 3ou knou ji,Lttl getting bored. lake note and their clothes for them. “~Clllllt’ ilI “Ilt‘tl only to be expected. After three hours of counting these kch a watLhtul L‘3L. Watch “(.icraldo" and suddenly feel as though the day you read an entire .iilrLlL' .rboiit boredom iii the sLliool damn minute specks, my vision has become blurred or is complete. paper. maybe my eyes have been crossed at] this time and I You know 3oir .II'L' bL-coming bored when you: I’ick tip last scnicstcr's gradc report and ponder for So what is your mum” No more classcs',’ A less turn never realized it! Maybe that is why I have this split- “are time as" Student Senate president to acccpt the three and a half hours the question. “What if?" ules earl) to class" too should haw stascd Ill bed that ting headache. Now I have to start counting our again. responsibilities of hiring and dismissing prominent Create a mid-morning human traffic jam in the free much longer. \Vliarexr-r \HII do do something. Put this Being a perfectionist has its drawbacks. And it you school officials whose cthiL s you question. expression tunnel in the attempt to decide what fraterni- piece of gibberish \slit-ic II belongs and get almost- on have not noticed so does being bored sens-Llcss. Iiind yourself discussing the weather or the Charlotte ty to rush. The uorld .ruaits. . Ilornets with Public Safety on a weekend night. Call a friend at 2 a.rn to ask if they are asleep. Me on Iltc other band I lt.i\L‘ bccii basing a blast Nearly everyone has been bored at one time or anoth- Make the trek across the room to the refrigerator Begin reading one of the tabloids while waiting to Really. let's ser- isltL‘rL ‘vhtl\ I‘.’ ”It \L‘al‘. ‘I‘l‘ljltll, er. Some sense boredom’s approach and simply laugh knowrng all that ;I\\LIII\ you is one cherry Chilly-Willy, check otit at a busy grocery store and become so 999,002...

itsBa; Mistral DcricatioirSi ”Listen, honey. Theyre playing I Snap and crackle, but no big gum Students ' our song“ l _ . . Ever flipped on the radio and I L ereal box toys are a misleading Victor's men. She is not dead. Jark hearda tune that reminded r tztrcc. MattB ers is in Italy stealing the treasure. Kala you of that special some- I Just the other day I picked up a is back with Patch. 'I‘ltcy tIItI riot get funny one? Because Valentine’s I box of Kellogg‘s Corn Pops. The hug right away because llrc plittltlL' Day is a traditional time I back .side featured a gutnball ers wanted a face shot of Kala. Special to bcm‘ to remember your loved : machine with seven gumballs. Patch is still an irate pod and I Irate one, and because I I did not want to destroy the cereal favorite groups to tip on. him. I’m on a happy face. music is a' lovely way | by digging for the toy, so I polished Other award winners include Janet Jenny arid Jack made out. Iinrrlro I‘hc IIAB Iintcitainrncitt to do it, let us help I off thc box in less than an hour. Jackson, Bobby Brown and Pattla knows. btit he is still making a play (‘ornnnttee \HII host the l'.S. you get the message I When I got to the gumball Abdttl. at Icnny. Victor and Roman arc in a t‘otlegc ('ornedy (‘orripctrtion across. Just fill out : machine I was the one destroyed. I wish l had voted, because I do war. Shane is getting his memory tonight at 8.00 pm iii the this coupon, clip it and deliver it I This thing was a waste of my not appreciate any of them. back. With (‘al's help it Will bc all Student Center Ballroom to our office, Suite 3121 in the I attention. In fact. I hate them. bad memories. Adrian and little fen amateur comedians have University Student Center. I I pulled out a paper and plastic Speaking of Bobby Brown, his Victor (Justin) want each other It been chosen front N.L' State to Just tell’em Cupid sent you. “gumball machine" that barely shows have been banned III some will never happen. audition III front of a live NCSU ' looked three dimensional. cities because he is said to be too I am glad my life is not a soap audience Admission is free. but liven worse. the gumballs were sexual. opera. Lottlc L'Llrly Io gcl Ihc best scab. To | smaller than rabbit pellets. Bobby claims they are not. livery day on the soaps is; .r Inmg Ihc upuridconnng Bob (‘ola. a -— —... .u. .. .- .— — .. ._ ._ .. _ _ .- —. -1 (live me something real. But I have heard another story. Itcll. professional L'otitcdran, will like tattoos, giant gtiniballs or I do not have a reliable source, but crnL'L-L‘ the event. Fm-e-9---~—-i------F--4 candybars. I have been told his roadies raped a 'I'liis thing did not even deserve to couple of I5~ycar-old girls while Drivin' n’ cryin’ ()rie unmet wrll iL‘LcisLt art all- be in (‘rackcr Jacks _., let alone my others watched. cspciisc paid trip to Duytonn (‘orn Pops. This is not too sexual. is it Bobby? If you are still looking tor some lteacli during Spring Break at thing to do tonight. think (‘at's . SprrrigliL-st “)I) (‘omcdy Jain to It chip 0" the old block Days update Cradle. I)rrvrn' n' cryin' is playing perlorni III the national finals. for the second night in a row This event will be covcrcd by My favorite tecnyboppL-rs cleaned Kim and Shane want each other I like these guys better than Milli (‘85 and M IV. up at the 17th annual music awards real bad. Cal also wants Kim. ("al Vanilli. The Elind prr/L‘ wrnncr wrll on Monday night. tells Shane Kim is a hooker. Cal is a “‘5 ”U“- iL-Lern .m ill.\pr:tisc paid trip 'I‘hc New Kids on the Block worm. Mike wants April real bad. t5 days and 4 nights) for two to I’m-d llur-bm-r received awards for pop-rock album Ile cannot even wait until her hus- Itll'fl Cuts New York. to include a VIP tour and favorite pop’rock group. band Nick Has recovered from ot New York‘s. comedy clubs MCI-Donald's My second favorite group, Milli surgery. llis hormones are worse Given recent budget cuts. the uni and a guaranteed appearantt' at a Vanillr, did well. too. titan mine when I am drunk. versity is cutting out words from well—known comedy club. A IL I call both these groups my Nick walks in on April kissing my column. televrsion special of this event is favorite not because I like their Mike. Nick tells April he wants an If this does not make st‘llV'. Lori in “Hill negotiations. music, bill because they are my annulment. Isabella gets shot by now know wIiy. McDonald's of Hillsborough St. Sponsored by US. Concepts. 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Pack loses overtime heartbreaker to Blue Devils

State’s Corchiani, Duke’s Hurley D’Amico scores a career high, wage intense individual battle but Wolfpack rally falls short By Hunt Archbold Brian D‘Aniico, along vrrth Duke's By David Honea first lead, 61—60, with 8:04 to play. but not 310" Willi}! f'hristian Laettncr. all reached high Senior Staff Writer Bobby Hurley's three-point shot and tipped the ball. 11 bounced ended the Duke drought and tied , DURHAM ('. State. trying l\'-‘tt't' on the tint before falling DURHAM —— “It would have the game at 63-63 with 6:58 left in to overcome its own poor shooting through arid knottirtg the score Lil been easier to lose this one by 20." regulation, and the teams traded wrtli all out hustle. fell short 711. So said N.C. State head coach Jim leads for the rest of the game. Wednesday night at (‘amcrott Brian Howard's to footer at the Valvano after State’5 heartbreaking The Wolfpack missed several l n d o o r DUIJAH’ was off the mark and Duke 85-82 overtime opportunities to put the game away Stadium. took the momentum with them into loss at Duke in the closing minutes. falling to Duke overtime. We d n e s d a y Down by one with 2:00 left in in overtime. “1 think barf we hit the shot that night, a game regulation. State‘s Tom Gugliotta 85 KB. ptit the game into overtime. we in which the was intentionally fouled by Duke‘s 'l'lie Wolfpack would ltave been off better in the Wolfpack had Brian Davis, giving State two shots shot a paltry 01," said State coach Jim Valvano. it u m e r o u s and the ball. But Gugliotta missed A l .3 percent u'I‘he tltritg tltat makes it all the chances to win. both free throws and on the ensuing from the field more tough is that we tapped the The Wolfpack possession he lost the ball to Duke’s for the game. ball in to tie the score. (lugs told took the floor .» Christian Laettner. including a Corchiani me. he thought be tapped the rock under a rain of DAmlco State rctook the lead, 73-72. when chilly 39.5 per in." shoes from the Chris Corchiani stole the ball from cent in the first half. whtth left in the overtime. State came oirt a Duke students, an allusion to the Hurley and took it the length of the tlteitt down by eight at tlte llllt‘tltltsr step slower than Duke and Phil shoe sales which led to State's court for a layup. sioit. Henderson scored four of his game- NCAA probation. The Duke play— After a Duke miss. State got the A capacity crowd of 9,114. most liigli 25 points. The Devils went tip ers quickly became more of a prob- ball with the shot clock turned off. of them cheering boisterously for by as much as five in the extra peri- lem for the Pack. Monroe was fouled with :29 to go the Blue Devils, saw the Wolfpack od and held on for the victory as “We expected something like (the and had a chance to give the Pack a scratch and claw back from a sec ('hris Crirchiani's three—pointer at shoes),” Valvano said. “But I’ve three point lead, but could only hit ond half rfeficit of 11 points to take the bur/er was ofro the right. always said the Duke basketball one of two free throws. its first lead at (it (it) wttli 8:04 left “It was an unbelievable game." team is what gives you trouble, not The Blue Devils' Bill McCaffrey to play. said fluke coach Mike K17.) /.ewski. Duke’s fans.” (the ACC’s third-best foul shooter) From there on, the teams seer “1 hope they are proud of their Duke scored first and continued to was fouled with :17 to play and sawed back arid forth. with the efforts. because. if we cantc out on build the lead for most of the first missed both free throws. Pack. despite intense defense and the opposite end of the score I still half. leading 45-37 at the break. State had inside position on the strong offensive rebounding. letting wotild have been proud of our Phil Henderson led the Blue Devils, rebound, but the ball was tapped in, countless opportunities for victory efforts." scoring 14 of his game high 25 apparently by Gugliotta, tying the slip by. All five Wolfpack starters scored points in the first half. game at 74-74. Brian Howard's shot Two glaring blown chances came in double figures, led by Monroe‘s Rodney Monroe and Brian at the buzzer was off the mark, on a pair of foul shots. 1‘), scored despite a very rin- D’Amico each had 10 first half sending the game into overtime. l-‘it'st, State‘s Rodney Monroe Monroe—like (3-26 shooting. points for the Wolfpack, which shot “I asked Tommy and he said be missed a free throw tltat would have Howard hit for 12 after being held 39 percent for the half on the way tapped it in, which makes it all the given the Pack a three point lead scoreless in first half. Gugliotta had .i‘1 to 41 percent shooting for the game. more difficult." Valvano said. with 2‘) secortds left. ()n lliike‘s 14 with 11 rebounds, while c2. Duke came out hot in the second “That’s a tough way to go into next trip down the floor. ltrll D'Amico scored a career—high 15 half, building the lead to ll,forcing overtime." Mc('affrey was fouled while shoot points to go along with seven ‘ 1.II State to call two quick timeouts. Duke took a quick lead in over- ing and incredibly enough, ilie colt hoards. 5”; After that State's defense got into thne and the Pack was forced to fercrice's third best free throw State‘s tenacious defense in the Sehoyo Harris/Staff the act and allowed the Wolfpack to play catchup the rest of the way. sltooter missed both shots. second half. led by an aggressive get back into the game. The Blue Twice in the final minute, State Yet in the scramble for tire ls’orlrir-y Monroe had an unrharacteristir night shooting at Duke, going Devils were held scoreless during rebound. Slates' Tom (iugliotta and See POINT, Page 7 r, for .lo ltr Hit the twirl .1an 7rfor 0 from the free throw line. one 5:30 stretch as State took its See PAGK'S, Pa e

Manning, Stinson lead women’s basketball team over Heels By Stephen Stewart After the game. State coach Kay coming along. vised game in front of 1,242 fans, ally clear her whole bench in the deficit like they did Wednesday. Senior Stott Writer Yow said she was pleased with “Tliiit's something that We‘ve been entered the game without starting first half. “Carolina is a scrappy team.” Yow State‘s performance and happy with trying to establish. We‘ve been point guard Nicole Lehmann. the The Heels made a valiant second- said. “The thing we know about Sharon Manning scored a season the establishment of the Pack‘s doing a ntrtch better job in the last team‘s most consistent three-point half comeback behind junior center them is they play hard and they high 24 points to lead the N.( ‘. State inside—outside game. She was really couple of games of trying find ottr shooter. The loss of Lehmann gave Kim Oden, who scored 12 points don’t give up. They‘re not a team, women's basketball team over pleased with her team‘s tough big people." freshman Parker the opportunity to and grabbed six rebounds coming that when they get behind or down North Carolina 35419 Wednesday defensive play in the first half and When Yow found out both start for the first time in her colle— off the bench. they just stop playing. They just night in Reynolds Coliseum. low number of turnovers. Manning and Stinson scored 24 giate career. At the 6:33 mark Carolina pulled play hard the entire game and they Andrea Stinson also knocked in “We played a really excellent first points. she said that was her idea of State jumped out to an early 11-2 to within seven on a LeAnn continue to do that.” 24 points to help give llth-ranked half e- defensively I was really a truly balanced attack. lead and never looked back. The Kennedy jumper, causing Yow to After the lineup change, Parker State one of its best inside-outside pleased," Yow said. “At halftime “'l'hat‘s my idea of an insidcioul- Pack‘s largest lead of the half grew put her starting five back in. sparked the start of an eight-point games of the year. Also scoring in we only had three turnovers and side game at a balance without it to 23 points, when Stinson stole the Yow credited the Tar Heel team run which gave the Pack a 74-59 double digits for the Pack were that's probably our low for a half being lopsided one way or the ball and scored on the fast-break to for not quitting and sticking it out. lead. The Heels never got closer Kerri Hobbs with ten points and this year. I’m just really pleased other." Yow said, put her team on top 39—16. She said Carolina is one of the few ll points. with the way our inside game is The Pack. which played a tele- Yow used the opportunity to virtu- teams that can overcome a large See PARKER, Page 7 Danycl Parker with \ Wolfpack wrestlers lose by two

at UNC in ACC season opener By Joe Johnson Pack was forced to forfeit the 126- The Pack’s last loss of the evening Staff Writer pound weight division. was in the 177-pound weight class. State continued its downward Senior Mike Lantz, who has had CHAPEL Hll.l. M, The NC. State slide with losses by Clayton Grice, several key victories so far this sea- wrestling team was-on the road who was pinned at 2:01 in the first son. was unable to overcome the again last Tuesday night to open its period, and Mark Cesari, who lost a final deficit of 4-2 to UNC‘s Ben conference season. narrow decision 2—1. Oberly. The Wolfpack. a decided under- The Wolfpack got back on the. State's Ty Williams gained an dog. went into scoreboard when senior co-captain important decision over Jay Carmichael Stephen Kinard collected an 8-6 Landolfo to trim into the UNC lead Auditorium and decision over UNC‘s Dean by three more points. nearly brought Moscovic. With the team score standing at back an impor- In the next bout, the Wolfpack lost 21-16 going into the heavyweight tant ACC victo— . its newly gained advantage when bout. all the pressure was on the ry. The match é " , Rod Kessler dropped a decision to shoulders of freshman Sylvester was close UNC's Peter Welch 4—0. Terkay to pin his opponent. throughout and "' Steve Williams was next on the Terkay could only muster a 10-5 the final out- i mat for the Wolfpack and he made decision over UNC‘s Shawn come was not 5' ugh short work of Shane Camera. Hockcr. although Terkay had decided until the Williams collected a pin at 1:10 of Hocker on his back twice in the heavyweight bout. the first period to cut into the final minute of the match. ~ Senior Ricky Strausbaugh opened Carolina lead. “I always feel some pressurefik the match with a victory for the “1 was really pumped up tonight," said Terkay. “There are a lot of Wolfpack. Strausbaugh earned a said Williams. “When (Camera) matches that come down to this major decision over UNC's Jeff came out aggressively. it fired me Sleve Dunn/Staff Vasquez to give State an early lead. up even more. I'm glad that I got See WOLFPACK, Page 7 State freshman Sylvester 1rrkay got .i It)(f((tsion in 1111 heavyweight (ll\|ttttt but the I‘m k wis strl ledge-(l. This lead was short-lived as the the pin."

Krzyzewski has little defense for his actions 11] ‘Chronicle’ episode few last words on the Mike ”(W '‘"C$me e on t hrye any p;ut of it. He obviously sees even came away channed Well almost. are the coach and the university not the Krzyzewskilhike'(llltlllltll ftisco and Bruce Winkworth \\lllt‘ts is nothing more thin a necessary But every time Coach K showed signs of newspaper. then maybe we can let the matter die a well wt if rand he may have something there) arid humanity (despite a mountain of evidence For good or ill. almost no one short of the deserved death. Sports Columnist . ~ not .1“ that necessary much of the time. to the contrary). an incident such as “The highest reaches of the government can butt First of all, let's give a few \‘ttittfs in You'd think someone iii a profession such Chronicle" sports staff fiasco brought heads with a newspaper and win. Richard KrzerWski's defense. And let's make that report card, 'lhat kind of column. no matter .1» coat hing \sotilrl have thicker skirt. everyone back to reality. The facts of the Nixon proved that even the government is a very few, for his actions were 9‘) and how soft or we” intended it may scent. I'*. In his early years at Duke, his stteer‘ing. matter are simple. fair game when the media has truth on its 44/ltXlths purely indefensible. little more than lllt'tlldl niasttiibaitori and .i Lttlltlt'\\('ll(lllllcl and often downright snotty (‘oach K is a great coach and if we are to side. The column that apparently triggered responsible newspaper shouldn't print it .ttl‘~-*»t‘l\ to any questions be deemed offetr identify a person only by his job. he earns Before you go to war with a newspaper. ('oach K's outburst. a report card style responsible \stitet shouldn't write it st . e if c.. intelligent or probing) becarite the our undying respect. But if we are to accept you had better realize that the newspaper piece by Brent Belvru. is the kind of lltilsc So much for our sitriipy defense of (on li stuff of legend around area media rooms. people on anything approaching human controls the channels of communications in ittariut‘e that routinely shows tip in those Kt/y/euski, \Ar'llllll lll lk'illllV \\.is nothing lint» ls'tiiirlit‘s disciple learned his lessons terms. ('oach K strikes out. that war. The newspaper is. in fact, a forum. big city tabloids owned by Rupert Murdoth more than .i slap Ill lllt' fate of .i student \v. if You have to respect the coach for defend- You may not like it and there are countless and his ilk. writer who should lta\e i. no“ It fir-tlct \s \-. the years wore on. however. ing his play ers. but you have to marvel at reasons not to but that‘s the way it is For a columnist to give solid. \sell found for the roar it. his sliaiitcless dtr-sstitr' down ls' ' 'eysskr's hard edge seemed to soften a the insanity of his methods. Unless he has That gives the newspaper an almostinsur- ed, knowledgeable 1 till! isiii is one thing, of "fire (horror 11'” sports stall ttt front of bit "mine c\1‘tt thought he was tttcllimtttg. his own newspaper stashed somewhere. he mountable advantage one that only the but who the hell is a journalist. esper rally .1 the team was .1 \lttl.ti‘t' ('o.r_ h is tlrv t r» r. it K ‘\\.l‘- seen smiling at times. once in should know better than to get in a shouting arrogant or foolhardy. or both, would try to student journalist. to be so itltlt‘lllt'llldl .1. to tltt‘tlld confrontation. .r unite he answered real questions \Hllltitll Illillk'll \Vllll i‘llL‘. fight. Which brings us back to Coach K. give grades on L‘dL li playr-r 's per ltittllitttt e’ llir're are less sportswritets Ill tlrr' \(t torstlruj- or throwing them bark iu the Someone else who should know better is Obviously. Krlyzewski thought he could Let lielvrri brriiip .ittrl t'flttrl for po.rtioii .itca .tllil especially in the .t.rtc ot \rriili niriiitsttrit's late, and melt granted an ttt llnke athletic director Tom Butters whose intimidate “The Chronicle" staff into back— With Scott Williarits .1 ice. lllltt'» or 11‘. to t'.iro|ui.i who liasciii ltlt‘li ti. it... é. is, .tnpth ittl"t\ ti“.\ or tssrr.-’\titloitcc.1iea\st'il blustery threat to “'l’he Chronicle" staff that ing down and that would be the end of it. defend lohti f’tottyr or Kenny \ttrlt r on .tlttl .rs .t [\r‘tnrtti \itlittd .111 it (wit itiirr .r.«-ot in knots the . oar 1: .1 hit and tire tela "if they pursue the matter. someone wrll He said he doesn't want fluff pieces. He got st‘i' isltdl ll". file 'llrr It lr't lntit fill out ltl tittlttt 11 «is .l‘ .11 1.. l1 lint ll. .. 11 1‘11 iff‘li'll1|l”hillliltillllk"il‘.lll\\‘l s.iit.i|. writers lose" \\;is most prophetic. And the losers his wrsh. January 26, l990 Technicran Sports 5

Buttlar enters Coach’s pep talks

new season pay off for Manning By Brooke Barbee points and pulling down 31 with confidence Senior Staff Writer rebounds. Opposing teams are not the only By Tim Zettel When the Wolfpack Women ones to notice Manning's new, Staff Writer began their latest series of ACC aggressive style of play. Yow has match—ups less than three weeks also seen the difference. College gymnastics does not get much attention ago. NC. State “Sharon Manning continues to from the press, but it should with people like N.C. Coach Kay play well for us," Yow said after State’s Carey Buttlar involved. Yow decided it the UNC game. “as does Kerri Buttlar, a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was time to Hobbs. Kerri and Sharon were feels the biggest problem facing women's gymnas- have a little both going to the boards strong tics is the lack of publicity it receives. talk with her for us tonight. Both are really “Once. people find out about a meet, they really starting center, doing much better on the defen- get exerted and enjoy watching it,“ Buttlar said. S h a r o n sive end. ghey even ask when the next meet is going to Manning. who "l‘m really pleased with the way was barely our inside game is coming along. Buttlar is especially enthusiastic when talking averaging in That's something we've been try- about this year's Wolfpack team. the double fig- ing to establish. The only way I “1 predict the team is really going to be great this ures in the scoring column. see for us to be consistently good year,” she said. M is to have that balance —- State got off to a good start this past weekend “Coach Yow had a talk With me inside/outside." when it defeated both Radford and William and before we played the Duke Manning says the entire team is Mary. Buttlar was pleased with the crowd response game," Manning said. “She told trying to obtain that balance. at the meet and she responded with a floor routine me to just relax and do my part .“We're improving day by day, which guaranteed the Wolfpack victory. and to work hard in the post, but game by game," Manning said. The sophomore gymnast is majoring in speech not to take the whole post area on “We can play with anybody and communications at State. She plans to go into ele- myself. that‘s what we're striving for. lf mentary education and become a school teacher. “Then. before we played Wake we put our mind to it, nobody in Buttlar said she chose State because of the quali- Forest, Coach (Karen) Freeman the conference can beat us. ty of its coaches. She said that while most college (assistant State coach) had another “There are a lot of good teams in coaches keep their gymnasts at the same gymnas- talk with me and told me basically the conference. but we can beat tics'level all four years ofcollege, Mark Stevenson the same thing; to relax, have fun anyone." and Sam Schuh are not satisfied with that. and just worry about taking care With the loss of last year's stan— Head coach Stevenson and assistant coach Schuh of Sharon's pan. So now ljust go ing center, Rhonda Mapp. and the feel there is always room for improvement. Buttlar out and have fun." known talent of State's perimeter agrees with them, adding she has indeed improved players, the Wolfpack looked to and is constantly learning new skills. Manning is currently having fun be weak on the inside this season. Buttlar and the rest of the Wolfpack team spend at the expense of her opponents. Manning knew the challenge an enormous amount of time practicing. Their In the Pack's win over UNC on would fall primarily on her shoul- practice schedule includes five days a week for Wednesdziy, she shared the spot of ders. about four hours a day. high scorer with teammate Andrea “Everybody knew they had to do Buttlar said she practices the balance beam more Stinson with 24 points. In addi- more than their share to make up than any other event. The main reason for this con- Mime Hal/Staff tion, Manning and Kerri Hobbs for the loss of Rhonda. especially centration is the beam is the hardest event for most each grabbed l2 boards to top the the post people." Manning said. gymnasts and requires repetition in order to rebounding figures. “We knew we had to go in and do improve. State gymnast Carey Buttlar says balance beam is the event that requires the most practice. The victory over the Tar Heels everything we could. So far we‘ve Buttlar said she is enjoying her sophomore year marks the third consecutive ACC been dorng that." at State more than she did her freshman year. the vault. That score set an all-time record for “I like to travel and it's a lot of fun going to win for the Pack. During the Based on the results. Yow's “I am more confident this year and I am now Wolfpack gymnasts. She scored a personal sea— away meets." she said. three-game streak, Manning has ‘game plans have been a success. used to performing in front of larger crowds,” she son-high of 9.75 on the floor exercise. (iymnastics is a difficrrlt sport to master, btlt led all scorers and rebounders in not only on the court, but in her said. The Pack only has three more home meets this with her hard work and dedication, Carey each contest, tallying a total of 60 pcp talks as well. She had a solid year last year. scoring a 9.65 on year, but that does not seem to bother Buttlar. Buttlar is well on her way.

Candler finds success in diving for Wolfpack

By Mark (.‘artner which would be a great experi» soccer for a couple of years," Kurt Over the past year and a half, Writer ence." Candler said. “Eventually, I real— Candler has recorded 23 first place Staff Candle-Vs rise to national promi- ized that my talents were in diving finishes. Eleven of those wins have In the high—anxiety sport of div-- nance has not been as rose-colored so l came back. The difference is come at one-meter and the other l2 ing, in which degree of difficulty is as one might think. Yes, there have now l dive for myself, not just my at three. Last season, in his first equally a measure of insanity as been many accomplishntents, but dad.“ ACC championship, he Won the well as ability. there is a diver who (‘andler has stepped on a few thorns By the time he graduated from three-ureter event, lost the one- stands alone atop the boards of the along the way. Athens Drive High School, Candler meter by one point and claimed had garnered an impressive list of MVP honors. ACC. John Candler, Kurt‘s father. came championships. If his diving continues on as pre- Kurt Candler. a 5'll)” N.C. State to the United States from England “About nine 1 think." Candler said sent course, Candler figures to win senior from Raleigh, has jumped when he was about 20 to dive for when asked how many state titles both boards at this year's ACCs higher. twisted and ttrrned more the University of Michigan. he had won. and show prominantly in the poetically and ripped more splash— Later, he met a girl from New “Yeah, I guess nine is about right. NCAAs. less entries than anyone else in the York, married her and brought her They weren't high school champi- conference over the past two years. to the South. Eventually, former onships—- they were in different “It‘s a great story with Kurt and His uncanny skills, coupled with Wolfpack swimming coach and ath- age groups in AAU and things like his dad." head swimming coach his undaunted confidence. have letics director Willis Casey made that." Don Easterhng said. “They’ve got a thrust Candler into membership in (‘andler an offer he could not After high school, Candler opted great relationship. Kurt's just a the nation's elite group of divers. refuse. not to stay home and dive for his super kid." His performance at last spring‘s John Candler came to Raleigh to father but to go to UNC— If there is any question as to NCAA Championships (he finished coach Wolfpack diversua position Wilmington. whether or not Candler has dreams 22nd in the three-meter) was not he still holds today. “I had some growing up to do," of the Olympics. here is the answer. eye- popping, btrt the fact he was As one could imagine, John admits Candler. “After two years I injured allows for Candler"s high (‘andler encouraged his son to dive. decided that I would develop better “I would never rule it out. Right expectations this year. btrt initially he pushed a little too (as a diver) here under my dad." now I just want to get my degree in Hie Photo “I would like to make all hard. economics. I figure I‘ve got at least diving by the time I was So after winning a Colonial three good years of diving left in American this year and finish in the “I was Athletic Conference title at UNC me and if that includes the ‘ Kurt Candler came to Raleigh to dive for his father, State coach John top eight," (.‘ttntllct' said. "If I do J‘ll six or seven. By the time I was I3 I W, Candler headed back to Raleigh Olympics then great. But l know Candler. Last year, he finished first in the ACC in the three-meter dive. make the l'.S. international team, was sick of it, so i quit and played where he redshirted one year and is US. currently competing in his second how hard it is to make the season for the Wolfpack. team." Today he calls his relationship. Making the US. Olympic team JAMAICA-T with his father "great" and his may not be in Kurt Candler's $221327 greaié PAID VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR future. but some type of success COLD STUDY results Would seem to echo this INCLUDES: °“N"5 . feeling. almost assuredly is. Round trip Airfare! pg“ ”inert Individuals 15 yrs old and older with recently Great Hotel! 7’. developed cold symptoms or individuals that REGGAE BEACH PARTIES! frequently have colds needed to evaluate a Airport / hotel tronslers! 8dOVSI7nightson Plus much more! the beaches of hot, currently available medication .Paid incentive tropical Montego Bay! and free office visit,it qualified.Call Carolina Allergy and Asthma Consultants at 881 -0309 Space is limited. so call NOW! 1-800-331-3136

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But the only way to significantly reduce the number of The Federal government spend $10 billion David C dollars on advertising to warn people about abortions is to reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies, and dollars this year just to fight drugs, and alcohol and smoking. contraceptives are doing that. what are the results? The results are that fewer people drink and Drug abuse is rampant, more people are smoke today than ever before. Even people Since the landmark Roe vs. Wade decision in I973 and the advent of the getting killed, and a new, cheap drug called children. who do drink or smoke have generally Pill 30 years ago, women have enjoyed the freedom to control their bodies “ice" is migrating across the country from In addition, the US. government could switched from liquor to beer and from and plan their pregnancies. Through a combination of scientific progress and Hawaii. The US. government should give collect tax revenues from drug sales and regular cigarettes to low-tar cigarettes. constitutional rights, the choice of whether or not to haVe a child is no longer up trying to lock up every drug user and would be saving all the money it spends on Drug legalization with proper regulations a matter of chance. ‘ treat drugs as a medical problem by drug enforcement laws. This money could and education would have the same effects. legalizing them. be wisely used for treatment programs. The government would not be sending a This freedom of choice is vital to all citizens, not just women, and should Drug prohibition has simply not worked. Currently, addicts are either being turned message condoning drug use. Right now, a continue to be protected. The Coast Guard cannot keep cocaine out away from treatment centers or put long 6-year old kid can get crack more easily of this country and the police have yet to waiting lists. But with legalization of drugs, than alcohol. But with age limits for drug end the inner-city violence. The parallels more money could be used to treat drug purchases, this same kid would have just as Punish basketball brawlers between failed alcohol prohibition and drug abuse as a medical problem. much difficulty buying drugs as he does prohibition are unbelievable. Surprisingly, decriminalization of drugs buying beer. ast Thursday traditional rivals NC. Central University and NC. Organized crime now makes $50 billion a does not necessarily year on drugs. In addition, more people guarantee more Similarly, most of the 3000 yearly deaths A&'l‘ squared off on the basketball court. were substance abuse. For example, in the from drugs occur not from overdoses but Unfortunately, the two teams got bored with the game and decided killed in Washington DC. last year in Netherlands, where marijuana and hash are from tainted drugs. With legalization and drug~re|ated violence than in Chicago legal, the proportionof Dutch teenagers government regulations, people could buy to really square off. The result was a 15~minute brawl between during the entire Prohibition period. who use marijuana is less than one percent, weaker ,and safer drugs from the athletes and spectators that put the game on the back burner. Legalizing drugs would obviously reduce and crack is almost non-existent in Holland. government. As a result, fewer people Despite what hockey enthusiasts may say, this is not good. An amateur crime. The price of drugs would fall As one Dutch‘official has put it, the Dutch would die from drug abuse. athletic venue is no place to take out frustrations. tremendously and addicts would no longer have made “drug use boring.” ' Obviously, legalization would be a radical Officials at the two schools must take action to ensure that this type of have to commit crimes like burglary and Further, drug abuse was not any worse in change from our current drug policy. Drug extracurricular activity does not prostitution to support their habits. America during the 19th century when there legalization does not guarantee more drug happen again. One recourse is to hire more Further, the drug dealers would be put out were no drug laws or regulations. abuse, but it would certainly bring down security guards. NC. State tried this tactic with the NCSU vs. East Carolina of business. Gang warfare would cease and Finally, education and government crime. It's time for Federal and state game, and because that game is no longer played, such strategies are innocent bystanders and policemen would regulations would work. Federal and State governments to start treating drug users like evidently unsuccessful. no longer needlessly be killed. Likewise, governments now tax alcohol and patients instead of criminals. Tackling the problem from the outside and working inward will not work drug dealers would no longer be role cigarettes. Moreover, they can regulate models for ghetto kids and drugs also advertising, the time when alcohol can David for these two rivals either. They must work from the inside out. would not have to be pushed on young be Cherry is a sophomore majoring Coaches must sit down with their players and tell them that fighting will not purchased and who can buy it. Likewise, in industrial engineering. be tolerated. Basketball is by nature an emotional game that gets the crowd involved. When one player takes a swing at another, the crowd gets worked up. Further, severe punishments must be instituted for players involved in Garden stepped over the line and into trouble at Bell Tower lights. The slapon-the-wrist policy is hardly sufficient. Thursday’3 incident The January l0 Forum letter entitled ceremony was covered by all three servicemen. is ample evidence that team fights expand quickly to arena brawls, and that “Macho Military Men Make Much networks on December 6), and that Carden forgets some important facts. First, alone should be reason enough to punish fighters. Mayhem," was a real eye-opener, because I someone walked-up and asked you to exit the group around the Bell Tower was not Beyond that, the members of any school sports team are the school’s watched Mr. Carden step over the rope on the area. “socializing.” They were preparing for an emissaries to the community. As such, they must perform in an exemplary December 7 at the 29th annual Bell Tower Mr. Carden it is my honest opinion that by official ceremony at noon. Carden casually Memorial Guard. your actions and appearance you wanted a manner both on and off the court. , As Mr. Carden mentions that he stepped over a rope that Last Thursday's slugfest stepped over the rope, one confrontation. Maybe for attention, maybe enclosed the whole Bell Tower area. should serve as an example to all schools of what of my men walked over and politely asked -to fuel your self-confidence to make up for He must not have been thinking when he comes from allowing improper conduct to get out of hand. Such actions must Mr. Carden to exit the enclosed area. a troubled childhood, I don’t know. But, I did. For the whole twenty-four hour period be snuffed out before they gain momentum. Carden mumbled something about public do know that you showed unexcusable that the Guard was taking place, no one else l property and proceeded to walk through the disrespect for those who serve, for those crossed the rope without proper escort. enclosed area. Carden was asked a second who have served, and for those who have Next, Carden mentions that as he was l time to exit the area. He still insisted that died for the land of the free that we all walking through the area, he was t Forum poIicy this was public property and continued to ,share. approached 'l'r. tutu iar'. writomen Forum letters. Titty are like- Letters are subject to editing for style. brevity and walk through. by a guard, who “mumbled l.‘ t.) be [IIIIIICti if they. taste. In no case will the wntcr be informed before pub- something about a ceremony.” - In! With significant issues, breaking newsor public lic-lion that his/her letter has been edited for printing. A Marine friend of mine, who was Brett Williams What he described as a “mumble” was the Interest. helping set up for the noon ceremony Senior, Meterology guard telling him twice that an official an- typctl or printed legibly and double spaced. Technicran will withhold an author‘s name only if (honoring the nations veterans and those - are limited to ‘00 words, and failure todo so would result inclear and present danger missing or killed in action), stepped down ceremony was taking place and to please are srgiwd with the writer's address. phone number to the writer. Rarc exceptions to this policy will be leave the area or wait for an escort. Both and. ifthe writer is I student. his classification andcor. made at the discretion ofthe editor in chief. from the Bell Tower in, to use Carden’s It appears that Mike Carden was upset times, Carden said it was public property rrculum. All letters become the propeny ofTechnician and will words, “a hostile manner.” about being asked to leave the Bell Tower and he could walk there if he wanted. technician reserves the "at“ not to publish any m. not be returned to the author. Letters should bc brought Yes, Mr. Carden you finally perceived area December 7 because an official in which does not tornply with the above rulesor by Student CCNF' Suite 3'20 0' mulled l0 Technician, something right! But you failed to realize True that he “began to leave the area", but wlrirh rs rlt‘t'nlt‘tl inappropriate for printing by the edi- LCM“ W "K: Edlluf. IO. 30! 3608 University Station. ceremony was in progress. The ceremony instead of turning around and walking five to- I" tint-l. Ralcmh NC 276938608. that the rope was meant to keep you out, was the twenty-ninth Annual Bell Tower paces to the rope, he continued walking in and that you don’t watch the news (the Memorial Guard, which honors our fallen the direction he was originally headed. .. .m... .— w... It was then that the “valiant, intelligent IT DOESN’T LOOK GOOD; DOC,I DON‘T UNDER— gentlemen" approached him. True, he was a TECHNICIAN Tlf'l. Marine, but the rest of the people involved ServingNorthCarolinaStarr Unlwm'ry:rncr STAND m: cur were not Marines. According to his Editor in Chief Managing Editor DOLlN HlS RHTlONS description of the Marine; Carden must be Dwuan lune Suzanne Perez AND NOD....THlS/ 5'3" tall and weigh 85 pounds. That seems News Editors ,...... Warte Babcock, Amy Coultcr Service Englneer..Paul Lowell improbable. Assistant News Editors...... S. Monison, T. Askew System Administrator '. Larry Dixon During their discussion, my friend never Editorial Page Editor ...... Brian I: Little , said “That’s the way we do it in the Marine Features Editor...... leame Taft ' Advertising . . Corps.” The Assistant Features Editor. Tor Blizard Advertising Manly“...... Trm Ellington reason why none of us Sports Editor...... l.isa Coston Sale-Manager ..Ctndy Sawyer objected to his actions was because of l Entertainment Eaton...... Dan Pawlowski Offlm augerAnne Sullivan Carden’s carelessness towards our Science Editor Mark S. lnman Sales ..Eric Sounders, Kristal Crutchtleld, ceremony and the servicemen it honored. Photo Editor...... Michael Russell Stevie Schuck, Michelle Pletffer Carden continues with sarcastic comments Assistant Photo Editor: .. ..C. Hondros, S. Hall Ad Production Manager....-...... “...... Alan Nolan Graphics Editor...... Gent Brooks AssistantArt Production Manager..Crawlord Smith about the military. If it was not for the Assistant Graphics Editor...... Greg Wilson Ad Graphic Artist ”-.,...M. Stephens, T. van Marten people honored, “the land of the free" Chief Cow Editors...Lynelte Bouknight, Rob Turtle Correction Assistants...... M. Shulord. S. Adriance would not exist. God bless them. Copy Editorluw. . ..er Harm-r, loanne Kcmpen, layout Artists...... Amy Lemons, Arnie Koemg, lina Stewart, Paul Woolverton, lennifer Gaflney Karen Ankner, Lisa florer Classifieds Manager ...... Nicole Toole Daniel G. Talbot Classifieds Typesetter...... lenniter Rudrsill Senior, Industrial Engineering enon Director...... Phil Taylor ‘ :ayrolntgirector ..,...-.. -.larry Dixon Production provided the majority of the manpower in much right to American citizenship as other typesetting Coordinator...... ,..Kristl Stephenson Production ..,.Davrd Krause, Nathan Gay Immigrant workers do our factories and mines, but the many white defectors, such as Nadia Comenici or Typewtten...... Barbra Flick. lenniter Laughter, layout Mitt ...... -...... Bob Olsen, Amy Lemons, ’Poles, Czechs, Greeks, Slavs, Russians and Mikhail Baryshnikov, who were more than Jimmy Lovelace lr., Karen McNeary, Jason Kropka, Daryl Pittman, Kevin Dudley dirty deeds dirt cheap Italians who came to America via Ellis welcome with open arms by our lay Patel, Annette Raynor Island. wanting to work and begin a htheedtortnhmdtorflartmndutmmmteclww I am writing in response to Walter Hunt's better government. Untr- themhrlnduteitlnon'nioru lauitty'ormtt.0pnloiu January 22 Forum letter. in which he states way of life. I feel that Mr. Hunt’s opinion is based on .manm(Madamotrwmddmm'motmmmwummmadonotzet‘uarily ..mrumormmsrmrwmam that “the US. borders must be closed to the The many illegal aliens who come from ignorance of the facts on the other side of mmwodahtmmonthslettmthcontnionotfmmdmttnmoormhlrtyotthetétorrnchrel. illegal aliens if our country's freedom. Mexico provide much manpower necessary the coin. Or could it be simply based on his every Monday, Wednesday and wealth and Constitution are to be for the harvest of many crops II‘ the US. If dislike of and prejudice against poor, non- Intuition :05” 65450 is the 0"th student W at MC. Stateduringandrdwdotedis publishedholidayand "moon period; The protected." these immigrants are willing 0 come to white foreigners? mam[rt-lay Ihmqrhoutedition r.thepublishedardenkanyyearWednesdaytron- mfromthroughMayMaythroughexceptAugust. Offices are touted on Surtes )t20-3l2t of the America and do Center, (ates Avenue, Raleigh, NC 17607. We add"! lt lot 5606, Hugh, NC 27695 5608. Well. I am a “concerned citizen who cares the dirty work r rat many of Wharvptm-‘rUniversity Studentmu “5 per year "and by Hinton Fm, Methane, NL POSVMASTII: Send anyaddreu «hanger to Technician, about this issue." I would like to remind us prefer not to, then we should let them do In: “on, Wgh. N.(.. 17h‘tS-I600. llunt that during the Industrial Revolution II ll. Robert M. Evans was not the WASP American citizens who These Mexican immigrants have just as Junior, Business Management Technician Ianuary 26, 1990

Announcements Basketball gets into full swing Women‘s residence/sorority Archery Club meets Sunday. table tennis registration closes By Jeff Vukovich point at hZIIIIIIllt o (I Hi S Hut defending champion South Owen 72 I7. Omega Psi Phi .ttrrscd pr! Jan. 28 from 5-7 p.m. on Court Staff Writer Gwen Lynch and Susan ( hrlleis II and locket I won their opening Iarmhouse 5527 and S.\t Itriioi Wednesday, Ian. 3]. ll, Carmichael Gym. dominated the hihtrds for HES in games. ished Theta Tau. The intramural basketball season the second half and .I.( LS won 4‘)- Defending Fraternity "A" champi- C0~Rec bowling registration Men's Soccer Club plays began to heat up this week as play 43. on. PKA. displayed awesome talent In Fraternity '('" play. ‘IL'it'lltIlllL’ opens Monday. Jan. 29. Raleigh United Sunday, Jan. continued in all divisions. In the Residence/Srrrorrty tIl‘-l* Tuesday night during a 64-29 romp champion I’KA got great out rtlc O O O O 28 at» 11 am. on the lower In Men's Open play. the Glamour sion. defending champions Sigma over PKP. shooting from Rlcll I‘icldiiig .ind Co-Rec swim meet registra- Miller fields. Boyz slipped by Don't Know Yet Kappa pulled away troiri Alpha John Fox scored 27 points and Mike Gonzalel. plus great insidc 46-4] behind .Ieff Brook's rebound- Delta Pi to win 4t 725. (‘hi ()mcga. grabbed I 1 points to lead the Pikas. support from (1'7“ John Slit‘yock to tion closes Monday. Jan. 29. ing and Steve Shank‘s late three- Alexander and Bowen also gunned (‘harles "Money" Watson overcame beat Sigma Nu 4'5- *3. O O O 0 Volleyball Club hosts the point field goal. victories this week. foul trouble to score 10 points and SAIi got balanced scorine tiotn all Men’s Residence table tennis 'NCSU Club Invitational Silk‘s Crew destroyed Stinkin Bragnw North II rompcil by muscle down five rebounds. its players to crush TKI: o-‘r lo SI’I registration closes Wednesday, Tournament Sunday, Jan. 28 1- Buzzard 90—33 as four players Eugene“ “(VII in Mcri’s ".\' also looked wry lltlplt'\‘~l\t‘ with .1 Jan. 31. 9pm. scored in double figures for the Residence dir isional play. IA‘L' PKA's next opponent will be 70720 blowout over I .riiilin. t it! North. South and Metcalt looked Kappa Alpha. which slipped by AIphiI. I... Action will take place on Crew. In other action. Tequila rals In other action. I‘dllllIlHtl‘rL'. I‘ls'l’ Fraternity lied by the Fizzlers 32-28. impressive this week during cat I1 of Sigma No 56—52. table tennis regis- courts 3,5,7,9 and II in In Women’s Faculty four-player their respectit e Victor res. In other action. SPIi beat SAM and Alpha Phi Alpha won lltr‘lt tration closes Jan. 31. Carmichael Gym. basketball. Who's Good? led by one In Men's “t“ Rt‘sidctlcc play. 54-4l. Delta Sig clobbered TKli opening games,

Wolfpack wrestlers hos Archers Continued from Page 4 always be satisfied when the game game. Manning is seventh iti is over regardless how I did person rebounds. Cavaliers Saturday than I3 for the rest of the game. ally. I'm more concerned with the State is first in the ACC 111 scoring fare well Since Lehmann was at home with team. The only thing I‘m t‘otrr‘ct'nt‘tl and scoring margin and second in Gryce: Pack hopes to return to winning the flu, the Pack left without a corn- with is handling the ball." rebounding and rebounding margin. From staff rcpotb pleted three—point field goal. They State, now l3~~l overall and S 3 III N C Stale I? F0 '0. FT '1’. PF 7’ ways in front of friendly home crowd did not need one, since Parker the ACC. next faces South The NC State Archery (‘lirli turned in an impressive game in her Carolina. That game is scheduled H0688,KILBURN.K-"Knot- 33SI t2 O7 2 4 3t I01 recently traveled to \hrr-iorr Continuedfrom Page proud of the way the guys kept for 7 p.m. Wednesday in ('ohrrnbia. MANNING. Sir-on 12 0 17 0 I0 N Salem for competition in the the match close." first start, scoring ll points, grabs O O O I NULL,SIINSON.cmAndro- iII5 OI 203 O0 O7 02 1‘I Dewey Hutchinson \t. Iii-t. weight. I really thought I had The Wolfpack 6-6— I overall, bing three rebounds, dishing out NESTEFI. NM 4 0 2 0 0 I 0 Tournament. three assists and getting one steal. State is second 111 the nation in HANCOCK.FAME“. WAIM 30I0 05 I5I I dJ II III himstuck for a pin, but I’mpretty will be in action again Saturday Parker was pleased with her per— team field goal percentage. with an WCK.Gem 4 0 0 0 O I 0 The State Archer) (.Illl‘ made .1 happy to come . afternoon The Virginia Cavaliers formance, but said she was more average of 51.2 peictnt per ittrue. KUZIEMSKI.J0N1yKUZIEMSKL KlIIly 7I 0I I2 0 0 O0 0 respectable showing iii the out with a will be in town for the match itistirs WHYYE,Yen I I I 0 0 I I Collegiate I)i\1s;oir Ihc win." which begins at 4 p.m. in concerned with the team‘s perfor— based on Ian. 2‘ N(A.A st TOTALS 100 II 7. II I! II ll Wolfpack's top scorer '.s.r The final _ Reynolds Coliseum. mance. Stinson is 20th In the nation 111 UNC Tu Hull MP F6 F6. '1’ fTI PF 7' Sammy listrrdge. who I‘Idrt'li iii score ended up She also commented that she felt scoring til 32d points pct garlic, WILLIAMS rt‘~ 21 4 i 1 o I the trip three. 21-19 with Saturday's match marks the first no pressure in making her first start while Lehmann is lb’th in three 0004KENNEDY,Kim r 2035 e:1 14o oa o o:1 12o Currently. the Archery ( liu . time all season the Wolfpack will of the season. point field goals per garlic. Thc JOHNSON, Salty 20 4 s o o c a to our i State narrowly wrestle in front of a friendly “I kind of felt nervous at the Pack is sixth Ill scoring ollcnsc. WADt)I_tL_ANE'RSONLetSim.n 1114 o1 II o1 o 41 o1 preparing for three missmg a crowd. The team hopes to In conference statistics as ol .Ian. Minot/ct ‘1 13 a a o o 2 upcoming tournaments Hit" i major confer- beginning, because I was starting LAW,laIvylmoupsonu 30to 5 10e o1 o2 J2 10ii the Wilburn and Ruby Hp I ence upset on rebound with a victory over the for the first time this season. but I 27., Stinson is first in scoring. \t‘t' TOTALS no so 7: a o n Indoor Collegiate Nationals .iii.. I the road. 6‘” Cavaliers to get back on the win- had to establish the tempo that I‘m ond Ill field goal percentage, second TbiuvPoInt auto-N C 61-10 0-2, UNC 4-10 (LI?!) 2 the Atlantic ('1ty (Tissrt . After the match, head wrestling ning side of the margin. used to and get the other players in steals. second in assists and third 5)StateYurnovoro—Nt8 {Kitbum 4)C UNC5‘11.2215,(Wand-lUNC 2?6)W“Mao—NC C 'Ihc Archery t‘lrilt ll i‘i't : l wrestle in our going with that other than that it felt in blocked shots. Tslnle '4 limou- 12 Memory t2), UNC 43 (Wilt-rm a) coach Bob Guzzo offered nothing “It will be nice to Lehmann is second in the Al (' 111 Stalin—N C Stab 10 (Kilbun A), UNC I (Jottnaon 2) Iriesdays tioiii ‘t 51.. l but praise for his team. own gym after being on the road OK.”. said Parker. “I was satisfied. Quickie—«hm.Brooke—N C Sta.(know,2. UNCDo.3 Comm:TurbulentAttandaneo—Foot—None Sundays from 5 p.111 I'll t t'tili ‘ “The kids really fought hard for so many matches.” Gryce I can’t be anything more than satis- three—point field goal percerrtnyw L242 Rooordo—N C Silo I34, 5-2. UNC0-9. 00 II in (..u‘mrchael (iym tonight,” Guzzo said. “I'm really said. fied, nothing can be perfect. I try to and IIll'CCvallll field goals per

Pack’s shooting woes continue in loss to Blue Devils Howard had 12, allin the second halt GAME! Continued from Page4 “It was just a had sliootitig night." said HOCKEY Monroe. the .-‘\('(”s leading threopoint shooter. The loss drops State to H 5, 3 i in tlic .\('(’. had chances to tie with a three-point shot but “You have those kind of games." Duke improves to l5}, 5~l and holds on to first Wolfpack Hockey Club came up short both times. and the Blue Devils The inside play of I)' Arnico and (itigliotta in the ACC. VS. were able to hang on. helped keep the Pack in the game. D'Amico had State'3 shooting woes continued. Monroe in seven rebounds and a career-high l5 points. The Wolfpack continues its ."\('(‘ sclicdrle “Tennessee particular had an off-night, hitting only six of 26 while (iiigliotta had [4 points and II rebounds Saturday against Maryland. The game is iii tttr @The Cary Ice House 11:30pm Tonight! from the field, including zero of five three point— to record his sixth double double of the season. p.m. in Reynolds and will be televised on the CI'S. (‘ot‘chiani .ItItIt‘rI I7 points for the Pack and A('(‘ television network Point guards’ intensity raises level of game Continued from Page 4 ing three steals. IIis freshman corin— you would almost rather lose I‘.‘ .‘H terpart scored IO points and dished than the way we did littttt'ltl this Corcbiani. forced III turnovers out a gaine‘high I2 assists. despite game is a tough one." while the Pack turned the brill orer committing six turnovers. a mere 10 times theriisetves lor the "llis future is very bright," said game. a season-low figure for il (‘orchiani “I see a great player who to m. '7 Ft. Pi YP Duke opponent. is going to get better." NC STAYS UP “We played ourselves into a posr~ "It's great to play against a player OUGLIOTTAROWAN), firmTom 20to o5 t:11 i 7r 4 l4i.- tion to win the game in tt‘gtllttltritl like ('hris." said Ilurlcy. “He can concur/tracer.D’AMCO. nun 451M iso i 42 I5ii with a good second half." said beat you iti so tnany ways." FanmB,“11“.anD7.“ 42 o 28 ot oe o toa Valvano. “V‘Ve had several corner "I thought Hurley. throughout the HINNANT. Why to t 2 I 2 t .I backs and had our chances to win. game. played a magnificent basket- moweon.KNOX. Jam Kurt 1|2 1 20 o0 0’3 i 3 We ji‘st did not shoot the brill good ball game, offesively and defen- TOTAL! ltl 11 lo I! I! tl tonight. sively." said Krzyzewski. “And you DUK! MP F0 FOIFT Flu Pt 19 “It was a good basketball game . . don't stop (forchiani. Ilis defense iii LAETYNEM:trouser. One 29so A7 12e o a9 5 iiiii .This certainly would have been a the second half was excellent." ABDELNABV. Nu N 4 5 21 3 '11 Mt, big win for us." A disapointed Valvano and his HURLEV.HENDERSON.BobbyPM uI) it4 re9 i r . The anticipated tnatchup hctwcctt Wolfpack team boarded the team HILL.DAVIS.than.Dian 21t) oP 5r 1 az 11' .‘:- Your First Corchiani and Duke‘s Ilohtiy bus late Wednesday night. A hard- TOYALIMAFFREY BI InHI 3|t IIo ito 1’:_. 10 Me. Hurley proved to he as cutting its tought. intense game had left them three-Point "up u C 9m. 1 14 Harm's- ; u. the game. The point rniards, who not only physically tired. but With a out.to on1-”it(HondononAntarwc26)sunTulnovort-Nf14 rug-ca 5; Ext-i.tion both played with such intensity that two game conference losing streak 17mm” t2) Nehemia- Nt‘ 51st- 39 v“.9414:”! it raised the level of play around and Maryland coming to Raleigh (Cacti-r!H) DA. .39Howard(Latino!3) Mre; Stut-3 tNJ‘I N7r .Brod:for. n them. controlled the tempo Saturday. Gunilla—LeninNC 6m 5 0m.Wm:5 YoohnlulLaw tomout.SamNun-Flatt throughout the game “I'm concemed about our emotion humidity-0.3MKm IS 3 SI Rowdy-0H, Sun '3 '1 .’ 1 Corchiani played all 45 minutes .it heading into the Maryland game." Career Move full force, scoring I} points while said Valvano. “I“or the sake of emo- handing out four assists and prickcl trori treading into the next contest. State versus Maryland Game: State (IS-5. 2-3) vs. Massenburg, who is averaging Maryland (12-6. 3-2) I5.b points per game. Walk Across Site. Reynolds (‘oliseutn Masscnburg is also the Terps‘ Date: Saturday. Jan...7 leading rcbounder at 8.8 per Time. I:30 p.111. game. TV: Raycom-Jefl'erson I’ilot Maryland is second in the ACC Television Network A(‘(‘ 111 team rebounding and third in blocked shots. The Terps are IS on the road Maryland Is It‘d li_\ ,It'ti'iitl and ii on television in head Campus. Mustal. who is .itt'ragirrg ITS coach (iary Williams' first sea- Vld Wm points per gdtnc. and Tony \IIII. Maryland Man at the Hour

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