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North Carolina State University’s Student Newspaper Since 1920 Volume LVI, Number 68 Monday, March 22, 1976

State hiring freeze Human Relations Council ‘ leaves Stewart post i makes recommendations temporarily unfilled by Jan Jackson "We didn't get Kenny Carr and Darnell Adell by Earl Needle- WHAT THIS POLICY en- Staff Writer doing nothing and to get able black scholars we Staff Writer tails was expressed by Henry must do the same." emphasized King. Bowers. the Director of the The University Human Relations Council Another concern of the Council is black Due to the recent freeae on University Student Center. recently completed its recommendations for graduate students and faculty recruitment. The state hiring imposed by the when he said “If something improved minority representation on the State Council is suggesting closer relationships division of State Budget in the happened to Food Services. like campus. among the Cooperative Raleigh Colleges and Department of Administration. if the Director resigned or the The recommendations are the result of University system. the Stewart Theatre Director's Chef quit. it would just be too meetings held last spring with the deans and IN THE PAST, blacks have been hindered job is still open. had. We are managing to keep directors of Instruction in seven of State's by strict job requirements. The HRC is Since the death of George the (Stewart Theatre) program schools. advocating loosening of job requirements. Panton earlier this year. the going. but it's a real strain." Richard A. King. chairman of the committee. “There could be less restrictions for certain Stewart Theatre has Men "Since George Panton died. explained. "It was written to improve positions. Minority candidates could receive on without a manager. The New the duties of the director have communication between the schools. We want the job training. Some requirements are so State Budget Guidelines have been handled by several mem- ,, .- . -- to let them know about programs for minorities strict. minorities could never fulfill them."King prevented the job from being bers of the Student Center that aregoing well. Some schools are doing related. filled staff. According to Bowers. “I very exciting things. We want to challenge the State's greatest problem in minority As stated in the Division of don't want to giVe the impres- ““0013 W 19”“ and experiment. graduate student recruitment is financial the Budget's Spending Limita- sion that the work isn't getting KING SAID undergraduate engineering has problems. The Council recommends the tions Guidelines of March 1. done but it may not be getting a "very successful" summer work shop for high establishment offellowships. sssistantships and 1976. the policy on hiring is: all the attention that it needs “a. school students. King also mentioned that the guarantees of summer employment. “Carolina “No positions vacant after gage we all have other jobs to Textile school had done very well using has put a lot of money into their program and February 26. except those for staff photoby Todd Huvard minority recruiters. they're far ahead of State." explained King. which an offer has been made. When asked if the Stewart Another plus for the Univesity is Larry The HBO is very proud of student will be filled for the remainder Theatre programming was af- , Warm weather returned this weekend and seven-year-old Karen Gilmore took Guess in the Admissions Office who organized a participation in the Council. "Student interest of the current fiscal year fected. Bowers said that “all the advantage of that fact on the Pullen Park swings. telephone system to follow up contacts with is very exciting. We changed the time of the without the written approval of bookings were done last year promising students. the Division of State Budget in and reservations were made in See "Students respond, " page the Department of Administra- the Fall. so there hasn’t been tion. The Division of State much change in that sense." Budget will make exceptions The Director’s duties are only for the most adverse distributed between Ed Thom- 55 president, treasurer candidates talk circumstances. to meet emer- as. Larry Campbell. Lee Mc- ; gencies for critical law enforce- Donald and Bowers, who stated ment and public safety posi- that “we really need someone by Lynne Griffin ' tions and for positions essential to coordinate the tasks around Staff Writer in the custody and care of here." persons for whom the state is Even though the job cannot Student Government elections will be held March 2‘ and 25, responsible." be filled until July 1. an offer with the student body president, student senate president and The policy statement then should be made soon so that on student body treasurer being elected. Having already focused goesontosay that while itdoes July 1. which is the ending date on the candidates for student body president, Technician staff not limit recruitment efforts of the freese. a “commitment writer Lynne Griffin examines the positions of the candidates aimed at filling positions will have been made. so the runningfor the office ofsenate president and treasurer. —E'd. effective July 1. 1976. commit- statewillallowustohiresome- ments should be made “only one. even if the freeze is Candidates for the offices of student senate president and with an understanding that extended again." Providing as student body treasurer have begun their campaigns and have funds may not be available was emphasised by the Budget very definite ideas about what they hope to accomplish if depending on actions taken by Policy Statement. the money is elected to the offices. Paul “Rusty" Elliott. Roy Lucas. Jim the General Assembly in May." available. Sutton. and Becky Wagner are running for student senate president. Elliott says he is running because he want to provide the Rusty Elliot Roy Lucas John Bryant necessary leadership and direction an organization like the groups on campus. such as school councils. to try and get money Student Senate needs to run effectively. instead of asking the Senate first. “I feel that this year the Senate has lacked strong. effective "I would like to see more cooperation between Studen Inside Today leadership and this is why I want to run for the office." he Government and the Union Activities Board. The two should stated. “I feel I'm more than capable of giving the necessary work together. I know how both work since I have been leadership since I’ve had experience with administration and involved with both and I think they could both operate better have had a course in parliamentary procedure." cooperatively," Lucas remarked. News...NCSL is sponsoring a candidates forum ELLIOTT DOES NOT INTEND to let the Senate get out of He feels he is qualified for the position since he has been a for those running in the spring Student hand the way he thinks it has this year. “It will not be a senator and served as president pro-tern of the Senate this Government elections...and News in Brief. stumbling block and I don't intend to let the Senate get out of year. hand as I feel that it has this year due to the manipulation of Sutton. a junior. said he mainly wants to work on improving Sports...the Wolfpack finished in third place in Robert'8 Rules," Elliott explained. the committees and their work. the NIT...a story about UNC-Charloote losing its An air of professionalism is also lacking from the Senate. “The primary thing I want to do is to bring some sense to the final game in the tournament...a story about according to Elliott. and he would like to restore that Student Senate. I want to improve our committee system by Darnell Adel]. who sunk the crucial free throws in professionalism as well as try to see that minority groups. such improving the committee reports and attendance at their as married students and off-campus students. are better meetings. I definitely intend to enforce the attendance Ann Coates the consolation game in the NIT to give State its represented in the Senate. He is also in favor ofseeing more the requirement at committee meetings as well as regular Blanche. Creech third place finish win...the lacrosse team lost to the students' money allocated. in order to benefit as many meetings." he explained. deal." Sutton stated. Baltimore over the weekend, 11-10...and the students as possible. THECONSEBVATION MAJOR has some definite ideas Wagner, a junior in chemistry and textile chemistry. I'm-ls women finished sixth in the NWIT in Amarillo, Lucas. a sophomore in chemical engineering. has many plans about the role of the student senate president. “The president she is qualified for the position of senate president through her Texas. he would like to work on as student senate president. He is should not dominate the Senate but should. provide leadership. experience with the North Carolina Student Legislature and interested in getting more students involved and intends to not passive leadership. I would like to see it become a much her knowledge of parliamentary procedure. Entertainment...Metropolitan Opera stars San- have the Senate Communications and Information Committee stronger position than what it is now," Sutton commented. “I think I could do a good job moderating the Senate. l knm- dra Warfield and James McCracken will appear work harder toward informing the students as to what is going Working strongly with the student body treasurer and the enough about parliamentary procedure to guide the Srnulv with the North Carolina Symphony on Tuesday and on and how they can get involved. ‘ Finance Committee is another of Sutton's goals. He plans to properly." she stated. “I also think students' rights and privileges should be better have a standard form which groups requesting funding from WAGNER WOULD LIKE TO see more cooperation hem run Wednesday...a fashion show to benefit the N.C. represented and I plan to appoint people to serve on the Senate could fill out explaining what the group is, how the Senate and other organizations on campus which fund of her Symphony will be held Wednesday...the Preserva- committees who would look out more for the students' much money it has and needs. any previous funding it has organizations since she feels the Student Senate should he Illnl‘t' tion Jazz Company and Adele Foster were at Deja interests." he commented. received and other general information questions to prevent than just a funding body. Vu...and the Pittsburgh Ballet performed in the LUCAS ALSO PLANS T0 encourage groups who comeI to wasted time in the meetings asking these questions. She commented, “I'd like the Senate to get hack to being .1 Coliseum for F‘OTC over the weekend. the Senate requesting funds to also consider going to other “Basically. I want to clean up the housekeeping end of the See “SG Candidates. " page On the Brickyard

Students comment on Democrats in N.C. primary by Greg Rogers “I‘m not sure about some of the other News Editor primaries." Scott said. “I think Jackson will win the ones up North." This is the second article in a two-part series on candidates running in the March MECHANICAL ENGINEERING major 23presidentailpreference primary. In the Johnny Foster said Carter would win the Friday, March 19 edition ofthe Technician primary Tuesday but Wallace could State students gave their opinions on the provide some competition. Republican candidates for president. “I believe he'll win the primary here." Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan Today's Foster said. “He has a lot of support in article will feature student opinion on North Carolina but Wallace has a large Democratic candidates running in Thes- following in this state also. Wallace has day's primary election. always been associated with racial issues —Ed. and I don't think he will go very far." The sophomore said he liked Carter because of his stance against “big If State students are any indication of government" and his idea of returning the the results of North Carolina‘s presiden- decision making process from the federal tial preference primary. former Georgia level hack to the local level. He also thinks Governor Jimmy Carter should have no Carter can be the one to bind the trouble in obtaining his share of the spoils Democrats together for the 1976 election. in this Tuesday’s primary. Debbie Scott Alabama Governor George Wallace. Ed Dalrymple Sally Major Johnny Foster “I think Carter is the type of person Washington Sen. Henry “Scoop" Jackson stated the native of Lumberton. “He's not However. he thinks Carter will not be the wider base of support." Major said. “I just former Georgia governor because of his who is fairly popular in the party.“ said and Rep. Morris Udall of Arisona have part of that Washington bunch and he Democratic nominee but rather Minna. don't think Udall has a chance.“ “policies" and believes Carter will be the native of Kannapolis. “Thr liberals in provided stiff challenges. Carter still has doesn't act like all the other politicians. He sota Senator and 1968 Democratic Major picked Carter to win Tuesday's victorious in Tuesday's primary. the party such as Udall and Harris (Fred won several important and also has a personality that is appealing to nominee Hubert Humphrey will be election over Wallace and Jackson. “1 think it will be a close race Tuesday.” of Oklahoma) don’t really have enough rates presently as the man to beat in m. N nominated. "Carter is from the South and “Wallace is just too conservative now stated the junior soology major. “I think support so I think Carter can represent North Carolina. “On The ". in DALIYIPLE urns Gov. Wallace as that still has a bad connotation." and it seems Jackson doesn't have that Carter will win it but Wallace will give the party well." interviewing State students found that Carter's major contender in the North Dalrymple remarked. “Humphrey will get much support.” remarked the politics him a race and be his closest contender. I ALTHOUGH CARTER is considered by they favored the former Georgia governor Carolina primary but ‘gives Carter the it." major. “I think Carter will win the thinkit willbealotlikeitwasinI-‘lorida many as the frontrunner in the to win the primary. Sally Major. a junior from Columbia. primary but I believe Wallace will give but Wallace's support isn‘t as great here Democratic race. Foster said he thought Freshman Ed Dalrymple said he “Wallace has been running a long time.“ South Carolina. said she liked both Carter him a close race." anymore." that Humphrey might get the nomination. favored Carter for the Domestic said the liberal arts major. “but I just and Arizona Rep. Morris Udall. but Major said she favored Carter because The Asheville native said slip believes mHierasaamstobealargefeelinginthe nomination because of his disassochtion don't think he will win it." because of Carter's support. was going to of his past record as the governor of Camr‘ will win the Democratic nomina- party for Humphrey." noted Foster. “I with Washington politics and his Dalrymple said that because of Carter's support him. Georgia in the areas of intergration. tionbutthatWallaceandJacksoncould imagine he could get the party machinery appealing personality. in farming. he would have “I‘M IETWEENCarter and Udall but i mental health and prison reform. provide some challenges in later pri- behind him but unless he decides to seine “I think Carter is a people's candidate." appeal to North Carolina farmers. am leaning more to Carter because of his ”III: 800" said she supported the maries. thenomlnstlon.lthinkCartarwillgetlt." Pay 2 I Technician I March 22, 1978

56 candidates eye treasurer, senate president race parliamentaryprocedurewhichifeelwillhelpmeinworhing ‘1'heofllceoftreasurercanbetreatsdasalowhsyorahfih Coatinuedflumpage] with the Senate.” the junior stated. mama.“ Whammthdh bbbyingbodyandnotjustannandngbodthhinlithatifthe GOATlsmmmnstraightforwaI-dandcanbe .mindeouldlketotreatitmahighhsypodtianwllltahea sehoelcouncils.theSenatesndtheTechaiL-ioll worktogether. ninthewaythetreasurerwantstorunit.Sheintendstedothe leghlniveandesecutivedde andussmypowerwith onthis.alotcanbeaccompiished.Rightnowevel-yoneisjust best job possible with the position. toimplsmentvarlouswaysforstudentstobecome _ . t'to “Thepodtion., otreasurerisprettystriaghtforwardutof "leaf .. sheeornmsnted. add-Ia with“.- ”a“?wwtthfifmmdm”mmhfim 'hummmdth'sprettymuchuptothepersonalityas mm YMwantstodonsore forthe Sheabo tomahesurethestadsutahnownalltimss ””60“. M'mwflhmpwmf. _ topmthe‘WIB'anhopotomakdthobutdit.1m studsatbodythanjutprombethemthingsshseannotbesme justenctlywherethsh-moneybping-dforwhstremca. A"! decision on 50' to mild money would not he a JohnBryantAnnCoates andBiancheCreecharerunning andlhavea‘desiretoworlrwiththethmk'ho'evervnmdtmwhoi-Mwwwwposition."Coatea ofbsingabletokeep."Itlflnhit'salltooeasyforaeandidatetopromheextra one-personjobifshewereelsctadtreasurer,aecordhgto for student body treasurer. remarked. andotherthinp.thhreallyneedsdbtotap Bryant. ajunior in politicalscience.ismain|yconcerned with Creech. a junior. intends to make the most of the adios if theresouressofthetudsntbodyfdsesplainsd. theidesofdistributingthestudents’fundsmoreequallyinhis elected. and plans to strive for student unity. Creechencouragesstudentstogetontandvoteinthese “gm running on the platform of equalizing the funds for the students and tryingto implement programs through legislation which would disperse the funds tothe students more equally. If elected. I would try to use betterjudgement in giving excessive NCSL sponsors Candidate forum Professor Oswaldo Chateaubriand of Cornell University will amountstosmsll groups which only represent a small ofthestudentbody.”heesplsined. deli erthethird' series' of 'lectu mm hyLynaeGrlfllI Each candidate will be ram. uwnza. chairman are interested in. Begum“ “gnaw”, ””me mfimy “‘21:: sum is ALSO IN ravoa oi a student-run towing stated. “The purpose According to Lawler. this in the South Gallery of the Univeristy Student Center The M which would Mt)” students financially and would Staff Writer allotted a maximum of ten of NCSL.the candidate forum is to ideaevolvedthroughaNCSL lecture. entitled “Truth and Knowledge in Mathematics.” will bequitewilling toworhonthisproposal. candidate forum involving generate more interest among eflm'totfindaprojectwhich begin at 3:m p.m. Brysntintendstoletthestudentbodyhnow what fundsare A thestudent bodyinthe Student wouldservethestudentbody Professor Chateaubriand received his doctorate from the availableandforwhatpurposetheycanandwillbeused.“l feel the student body presidential Student Government as a whole has been operated in such a candidates will be conducted mum of three minutes can be Government elections. Another and help them in some manner. Univenity of California at Berkely where he studied with the campus don't realbe what they re tonight by, the North Carolina devoted to the candidate’s goal of the forum is to get “Partly this was for NCSL to eminent WM and mathematicians Alfred Tarslii and Leon way that the students on betterideasandsolutionsto showabiggerroleoncampus. Rankin-Whilemuchofhisworkhasdealtwithtopiceinlogic doing.lwanttogetoutandletthemknowwhatfundsare Student Legislature in the speech. a maximum offive on available if they wish to apply for them.” he stated. Walnut Room of the Student minutes will consist of ques- student’s problems through a Wewecoulddoforthestudents.were looking for something “a foundations of mathematics. he in, worked extensively Coates.acivilengineerlngmejor.feelsthstshsisqualifiedto Center at 9:00 p.m. trons from a panel composed disemsion ofthem smosgthe pmbkmainthephflogophyoflgn‘uggeuweu,Hehubgenon hoidtbeoffleeandthinllsshecoulddoagoodjobwiththe Theforum is open to all andtheremainderoftheten candidates. This will give Werealisedthere was very sympo'ilsponmdbyprofessionalsocietieshibothareasand position. interested students and will minutes can be used for any student an opportunitiy to ash little discussion last year igcumnfly on Immmum. PMW Review. “I've got an idea about what it entails. I‘ve worked with also be carried by the campus questions from interested stu- the candidates questions they amongtheeandidatesaboutthe Dr. Ch‘tgguhfimd has taught .1, the University‘ofSaoPaulo radio station. WKNC-FM. dents in the audience. current issues and this will 8'" in Brazilandat the University ofWashington. In 1972 he held a budgets a lot before and I have a basic knowledge of The Technician (Volume give the students the opportu- visiting appointment in the Department of Philosophy at 56) published every Monday. nity to find out exactly where Harvard University. Since that time he has been on the faculty Wednesday and Friday dur- the candidates stand on impor- of the Sage School of Philosophy at Camel] University. ingthe academic semester. is tant issues.” he remarked. regvresented b the National A ertising rvice. Inc.. classifieds.— agent for national advertis- NEEDED Maia roommate to share plasma before. bring this ad in and quired. Reply to P.O. Box Tom. ing. Offices are located in Students respond well to HRC REWARD: Lost-Elgln watch. day. hub-bedroom W. UMVOFSITY earn an extra dollar. South Wilming- Raleigh, NC. 21605. Suites mum in the Univer- blue face. Last Thursday WM”. 870 DIUS U'lllflCS. Call fOl‘I Street Blood Bank. l“ S. JANITORIAL iobs available. MUST before Series Break. Contact Wil- Raleigh thru summer of '1‘ sity Student. Gates Avenue. Continuedfrom page IIam. in.Austin. Sigma Nu Home. 731-3121.Ask. for Tim between a and Wilmmslon Street. live in ' ailin them. a“ s EXPERIENCED secretary-excep- $%£:3,'m"°'_mw"'"° "w" M'" 3"?3‘ a?“ sage? meeting so more students could attend and we The committee has gone through many M for landscape lionsl ability and personality. oood EXPERT TYPING 0, mm papers. North Ca l‘ 27'”? 83b: lost some faculty attendance but the students changes since it began in 1968 as the Good WM!ambltlousstudentfltotdperhour.JOI Willing to rev constructionNEID THREEwork. preferably with PIY. work in Raleigh 9 months, theses. manuscripts. reports. cor- responded great. The vice-chairman is a _NeighborCoucil.I.astyearthenamewas experience. Part time or full time summer camp on coast 3 months. respondence. Also error-free repet- scriptions are 818 per year. student. Paul Lawier and Susan strey. our channd and the Council is now trying to get Cali ”£357 after 6. work available. Call TIT-9320. prefer single person. Must be a good ItIve typing. SST-1017. SST-0221. Printed by Hinton Press. input from other groups. such as the Student FRUSTRATED BY typewriters? typist. able to take dictation and to Inc.. Mebane. N.C. Second secretary, is a student." King said. Don't "hunt and pack" for hours. BECOME A REGULAR DONOR. spell accurately. Knowledge of Mag. STUDENT JOBS available In the gags postage paid Raleigh. KING com. “The agenda is open. Senate. Fraternities. SAAC.Religlous Affairs. Cali MagneTypa now. and relax. Earn up to aid per week In spare Card helpful. but will train qualified Student Center Food Service. Call Ifanyone has any proposals. we’re happy to add and Residence Life. ”2-301. time. If you have never given person. Excellent references re- 137-249! for Information. l 'I CAPRA FANS: Tonight at In PSYCHOLOGY CLUB will hold a SISTERS OF THE George V. SPRINGFEST-Muslc and beer fes- SPAGHETTI LUNCH. days only. UNDERGRADUATES receiving fi- STEPHEN SPENDER. sole surviv- THERE WILL BE no films In the see"The Bitter Tea meeting thisevening at p.m. In 636 Hollomen Squadron of Angel Fileht tlval celebrated by Mu Beta Psi. the Wednesday. and Thursday nanclal aid from the University are ing member of the famous Oxford library on Monday or Wednesday Stewart Theatre at see . Poe. Business will concern prepara- at State congratulate Roxanne music fraternity. Saturday. March Tuesday. includes great expected to earn a minimum of i2 groupofwritersof the early thirties. nights of this week. of General Yen." Tomorrow tions for the upcoming lecture on Clemo and Janel Faulk on the 27. 1-I2 p.m. ErdahI-Clayd Snack In”. Poe Hall.salad.81.25.bread and tea. semester hours of credit each will read and comment on his poetry Jimmy Stewart In “Mr. Smith Goes transactionalranalysis. All members men-fill completion of the pieces Bar. s2 advance. s2.so at the door. I. be making at S p.m., Friday March 26. at the REMEMBER HOW difficult It was to Washington." Frank Capra will are urged to attend. program. Welcome to Angel Flight. Sponsored by the VICA club. semester In orderacademicto progress. ballroom of the Student Center. for you to find an apartment? You speak after both films. Admission Is llzu-I no. satisfactoryConsult the Financial Aid Counselor probably could have in“ I ”WOW free and there are a few tickets left you are sisters nowI TODAY IS THE LAST day to drop a TAU sETA Pl pledges and mem- Will's" "003W Widt- Cm Mill 0‘ at Sfeart box office. WOLFFACK JAYCEES and 13+ course. withdraw from the Univer- DEADLINEto asFORconsideredMinimal!bymlt-the before dropping below i2 hours. am. 5,“... mm... m mm... put one fourth." Meet in m cmRoom ofW'"the"I.“D.H."IHill"itLibrary"0"thon meetEXECUTIVEMonday.BOARDofMarch 22.SAACat 6:30will attempted.sity withouttorecordfile forof thecredit-onlycourses lalloo this upcoming Monday, March 22. 4130. Student Center on Tuesday. ED COUNCIL will meet Monday Tuesday March 23 at p.m. Call A. p.m. In the Cultural Center. All grading. or to change a course from Student Senate of WIS-16 is Wed.. FOUND: Beatles Abbey Road book Rm m Daniels at 6:30. WIII last no March 23 at I0 a.m. We’ll all be March 22 at p.m. In Room 52s. All Williams SSS-0131 for more Info. to be present. . credit to audit. March 24 at noon. Please submit all whichwas left on the hood of my car longer than half an hour. Pledges there! club representatives please attend. members are asked legislation to the Stu 'nt Govern- Wednesday night. Please contact are reminded of their upcoming ment secretary before this time. sea-soot If It Is yours. meeting Tuesday. March 23, Rm m NW Oralm'lnll ”‘0' 0" ““0." an: ”IIIJ‘JINIIU'J vii 92mm or WHOARE THE MORAADNSTHave DR. OSWALD'O Chateaubriand will 7, ' . let a... I ring who would\ .udaa'lail .c All: d1aa .Qfl .lulrlllqmzr. enllo'm.) nl'lol' you evsr wondered about niegroup en.Tuesday.vMarcb 2: at 3:30. swim-2:1,, mammal“!gig-.3;,;,..:rii.I-.:iazi:.....m. mm.) .81“? cannon-ilk r ta r0 Joann-a nonor- ....r who call thomselvas Latter-day sileallp.m. His talk will be "Truth and Mommy. Ehuirieerhs'cwliciifof‘B‘holtIIn'dlion ’ Saints? Come to the open house knowledge In Mathematics." South to the Commencement Advisory RED WOLFSHIR“ CO by "I. LOTT" day Saints Gallery Student Center. FOUND: Ladleswatch In vicinityof Committee as a possible student Georgec. Student Association. Tuesday night . Lee dorm. Friday. Contact Dan at commencement speaker should con- at1IntheGreenRoomofthe AICHE MEETING Tonight at pm 032W after 9:30 p.m. and Inden- tact Bobby Eure In no Tucker or at Student Center. Films. pamphlets In Student Union Chapter Room-I15 tlfy. ad's-1622 by Wed.. March 24. Onl 1.49 with and people there to answer ques- Riddlcll. Mr. P.C. Kocchar from Mace lions. Hercules In the Triangle will speak. Officers elected. purchase a pizza 8. drink hardlecolngl CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP wor- ship at 1:30 tonight In the Alumni PHARMACY CAREER Information 3009 Hillsborough St. Bldg. Come loin us for a time of will be presented by Mr. Leroy America praise and seeking. Full Gospel Werley. Asslstant Dean. School of Student Fellowship. Pharmacy. UNC~CH at 1:30 p.m.. needsnow. Wednesday. March 24 In Room 3533 Gardner Hall. For additional Infor- 4th District quts. SAILING CLUB meeting for people mation contact Dr. W.C. Grant who plan to go to the Carolina (131-2‘2). 7l3 N. Person St. Regatta this weekend. Thursday. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Raleigh, NC 27604 1:”p.m. Room 2"“ Student Center. SI KAPPA CAST Alpha Phi Omega PRE VET CLUB meets Tuesday at will hold elections March 22 thru 26. Phone: 834-0666 In Ha 201. All Interested In helping All members please vote In theatre ERSHIP with horse show be sure to attend. office. FOR LE Deg wash and banquet will also be & FACULTY WELCOME Governor Wallace is discussed. HISTORY SOCIETY Is sponsoring a STUDENTS tripto Charleston. S.C. the weekend CUTS LECTURE: The Design Council will of March 21. All Interested students LAYER—SHAG—REGULAR a lecture by Professor should sign up outside the History waging a gallant Murray Bookchln. director of the 'Department Office. HAIR STYLING SHAPING Institute of Social Ecology at Goddard College. on the subiect of LA COUNCIL will meet Tuesday In SAME BLOCK AS DJ'S BOOKSTORE VOTE 10 N BRYANT fight against federal 3:27;: Iat?:.t';‘:fi":‘.::"r.‘:m:: imam: :2..‘.'.I.°:I".fi'.'::r;. 821-4259 ....::...M.....”'““ team's.“ mm. 2402 "3"!» N0 APPT NEC- .CIO- Mon- FOR S.B. TREASURER control of our lives. F 1 . ”A ”b A LWHIJ’ . hi for F------THOMPSON THEaTRE ZETIx'SL I Today “I Sliififizffiiil‘i'.“

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Foster displays a James McCrackea spam as McCracken. perhaps the world. and they offer a fine received at the Cafe Deja Va charm which she uses success- gneetseldsts. world's best known Oteilo. also Cafe Deja Vu continued its sample for anyone interested in and showed signs of good fully on ' the crowd. She These two stars from the hand festival month’iaat Wed- exposing themselves to some things to come in the future. combines a satirical humor with nesday night with the Preser- good jazz. Most of their music Adele Foster capped off a a feeling of sincerity and vation Jazz 00.. a trio emanant- centers around songs made three-night engagement at the significance. She identified with ing from the Raleigh area. popular in the mid-Fifties and Deja Vu Saturday night in the crowd and they to her. work expressly for him. The band consists of Peter Sixties by varous people. grand fashion. Rollo's Polo started the final THIS COUPLEknown as the Ingram. Freeman Ledbetter It is particularly difficult to It was a standing room only set with a Hancock tune. It had Lunt and Fontanne ofthe opera and Elmer Gibson. and plans to express in concrete terms crowd throughout most of the a funky beat and there was and concert world. has won addguestmusicia'nsatdifferent exactly what they play. as jazz night as most people got there some excellent lead work done international acclaim since first times. The audience proved is so varied and expansive. early and stayed late. Her on both the guitar and meeting in Norfolk where. as very receptive to the fine show Suffice it to say that they offer group. Rollo's Polo. started saxophone. Both drummer and two unknowns. they sang the they gave. a nice change of pace from the each set with a few numbers bassist lent strong support and title roles in Samson and The group utilizes a strong regular stream of music in this before Foster joined them. All carried the beat evenly Dah'lak. sense of rhythm which serves area. The music is very melodic three members have- been throughout the night. Both made early debuts with as the basis for their solo and and simultaneously incorp playing together for over three After a few more jazz-fla- the M and improvisational work. Al- crates moving solos by each years and are very tight. vored songs to which people both left it to go to Europe and though they have only been musican. DAVE YOUNGMAN does it responded well. Foster came seek wider experience. Each playing together for a short GIBSON EXPRESSED the all. playing at different times back for the last set. has starred tely at such while. they have a very tight hope that the Company will flute. sax. guitar. electric bass She sang “You Are So terdssmmeraap places as the Met. the Vienna Mezzo-soprano Sandra Warfield sound and complement each develop into a non-profit and piano. Mark Grandenburg Beautiful" and Janis Ian's “At Ride ofthe Vafirriss both by Staatsoper. the Zurich Opera SANDRA Warfield's career Representatives of the Ameri- other well. organization to give seminars plays lead guitar. electric bass Seventeen" by request. For the Wagner. and the San Francisco Opera. of operatic performances and can-born and trained musician. LEDBE’I'I'ER on bass and and workshops promoting jazz and piano). Paul Swenson last song of the night. she Mezzo-soprano Waffleldand Together. they have performed extensive recording has made they were the only artists to drummer Ingram provide a in all its forms. handles the percussion. drums belted out “Heat Wave." This hertenor husband McCracken at virtually every important her one of the most demanded perform at this internationally constant and very supportive “We will do some work from and congas. saw everyone let it all out in a opera house in the world. mezzosopranos in the world. important function. rhythm for pianist Elmer quartet to quintet formats. As was Foster. all were hard-driving number. while all Praised as the greatest Among the many renowned In addition. the couple has Gibson. Gibson's experience on adding at different times horns. formerly part of Horizon. which eyes and ears were focused on dramatic tenor of our time. ' joint performances the couple authored a biographical book. the piano shines through as he vibes and congas. incidentally broke up last summer. Differ- the stage. ' McCracken has provided the has given is their 1970 concert A Star in the Family. which takes the listener on a pleasant we will have Dave Mauney. a ent directions was cited as the WHEN CALLED back for an definitive interpretaion for the at the White House to depicts the behind-the-scenes ride. He has a very nice touch former N.C. State musician-in- reason for the disbanding. encore. Foster returned and gigantic roles of Otello. Samson commemorate the 25th anni- view of the opera. concert and and draws from many influ- residence. playing vibes for us. In part due to this long said. “Raleigh has got to have cagni. Miss Warfield and and Pagliacci. versary of the United Nations. recording worlds. ences in his music. “We hope to alter the image experience together. the group some of the best audiences I Gibson has been playing that most people have of jazz. has a very cohesive sound and have played for. We really love perfessionally for over sixteen Most people think it's very the members complement each playing at Cafe cha Vu and Benefit being staged for N. C. Symphony Women years and has played with such abstract and that just isn't so. other well. Their music covers we'll be back. well-known musicians as Cat It is jazz that was the basis a broad scope and. as such. is Currently living in Columbia. “The Sounds and Scenes of Pines and esident Mrs. EB. Competition and Bryan and South American origins as Anderson. Sonny Sitt. Gene for many of the popular tunes hard to fit into any given S.C.. Foster and company are Spring." a fashion show ex- Breece of reensboro. Awards. will sing popular tunes well as European cultures. Ammons. Stan Clark. Ron that are now enjoying such category. thinking of moving to Raleigh. travaganza. will be held March “The Sounds and Scenes of in the show. Another segment of the show Carter. Grover Washington and success. . INFLUENCES of jazz. rock. They are a very dynamic act 24 t orth Ridge Country Club Sprin ' will feature the latest “Also we are quite pleased to previews the latest in glamour Hubert Laws. just to name a “We'll be trying to explain pop and blues are felt by and there is a lot of vitality and in Raleigh to benefit the North in fee ions. as well as a look have as our special est fashions. long gowns and classic few of the more well-known why and how the music evolved listeners. Songs ranged from energy in their music. Caalina Symphony. into the history of the North Sandra Warfield. the etro designs. figures in the jazz field. Major and what is in it for the people Herbie Hancock or Chick Corea e Carolina Sym hony. Audrey politan Opera star who. along “CLOTHES. AS well as influences on his piano playing themselves through our semi- material. to more popular Ottfififififiititfiflttiffl‘. fashion salute by Thalhimers. Hartsell. Thai imers Fashion with her husband James music. reflect harmony. mood have been Dave Brubeck. Oscar nars." numbers. such as “The Way We Coordinator for North Carolina. McCracken. will be performing and ensemble. They both Peterson and. most significant- The idea behind this Were" or “Fool On the Hill." Coming wmwnvwrm is producing the show which with the North Carolina Sym- represent a form of individual ly. Women. a statewide organisa- she says will reflect the hony on March 23 and 24 in expression. be it classical. Herbie Hancock. concept is a good one and will Included along bluesy lines tion open to any woman personath of the Symphony. ei h’s Memorial Auditor- romantic or contemporary." During the show they played hopefully receive the support it were Roberta FIack's "Feel terested “All department stores re- ium. e also expect a number says Mrs. Hartzell. “In this tunes popularized by such needs in order to make it work. Like Making Love" and “Don't reeeeeeee. attractions eeeeeeee ceive innumerable requests for of governmental officials to show. we plan to demonstrate people as Bill Evans. Freddie Led by the very talented Advertise Your Man." an easy fashions shows. Thalhimers has attend." re Mrs. Gunn. the relationship between what Hubbard and Howard Silver. Gibson on piano the group has a rocking number. March 22 - Benefit for Jimmy fund-raising bane t or the decided to salute arts groups. The fash on event begins at we see and wear and what we Carter with the Atlanta .Symphony. Tickets are a Din-ing this Bicentennial sea- noon on March 24 with a sherry hear. Both music and fashion Rhythm Section. The Pier. minimum of 810. with every son. we have selected the North mixer in the lobby of North make statements about our 8 pm. contribution over 85 being tax Sym hony as the Ridge Country Club. followed lifestyles." FOTC ’Coppelio’ proves winner March 22 and 23 Sandra War- deductible. Reservations may quality. statew de institution to by a springtime luncheon. As an added attraction to the field and James McCracken be made by contacting the which we wish to ' y tribute." Thalhimers is providing deco- show. the Symphony Women with the N.C. Symphony. North Carolina Symphony. P.O. says Mrs. Hartse . --.rations for the site. as well as will be awardin '1 door Prize... Those who weathered the guises herself as the doll and performance. The dancers had Memorial Auditorium _ Box 28026. Raleigh 27611 According to Mrs. Gunn. the specially designed sets for the consisting of a eslgna' outfit wind and rain last Tuesday wins Franz's love. Dr. Coppeli- to react to the same music March 26 - Stephen Similar in before the March 10 deadline. show boasts the musical talents fashion show. donated by Thalhimers. Eligi- night were treated to a fine us discovers the switch. as does played the exact same way each the College Union ballroom. OVER 11” invitations to the of the North Carolina 8 - The clothes which will be bility is based on 81 contribu- production ‘of the ballet Franz. but all is well as the night. 8 pm. fashion show have been mailed phony String Quartet. is shown represent the latest in tions to the Symphony per Coppelia by the Pittsburgh Doctor receives money for his March 28 Bruce Springsteen. to S Ebony s The us ensemble is com- fashion trends. “Bright Ideas." entry. Ballet Theatre. the well broken doll. and Swanilda and Duke University. Cameron pub c invited to of concert-master Paul ceramic colors set off with “We are ver flattered to be After such a light-hearted Indoor Stadium violinist Ruthabeth stark white accom animent. saluted by halhimers and performed and staged pro- Franz marry. ” and well-performed production attend. " duction was part of the 1975-76 The performance by the by the Pittsburgh Ballet. March 81 - Cleo Lsina and John Mrs. Robert Gunn of h Marsh. violist Robert Glaser and silhouettes will accen- appreciate their contribution to Pittsburgh Ballet was quite the Dankworth. Stewart Theatre. serves as chairman for e and cellist Michael Stou hton. tuated in the first segment. the success of the new women's Friends of the College Series. Friends of the College audience 7 pm. Sounds and Scenes of Spring." each of whom is a p ncipal Professional models. as well as organization." concludes Mrs. Playing the role of Swanilda good despite a few minor flaws. Will be looking forward to the Her co-chairman is Mrs. Wav- player in the Symphony. representatives from the Akins. who also serves on the was Dagmar Kessler. while The fact that the ballet scenes Houston Ballet. which is being Apr. 12 - Emmylou Harris. erl Akins of Fuquay-Varina. MELINDA Lieberrnann. a ymphony. will show off Board of Trustees for the North Franz was portrayed by Alex- were fast-moving and short sponsored by FOTC March Stewart Theatre 0 cers of the newly-formed senior at the University of assorted sportswear and Carolina Symphony Society. ander Filipov. The story added to the audience's enjoy- 24-26. 1977. if the Houston women's organisation include North Carolina at Greensboro clothes that work. including She predicts that the formation centers around Dr. Coppelius‘ ment. Also. a comedy. as was Ballet is as good as the board chairman Mrs. Norris L. who won the North Carolina jumpsuits. coveralls. shirt- ofthe statewide women's group (Gernot Petzold) life-like doll. Coppelia. is usually easier to Pittshugh Ballet Theatre. then Hodgklns. Jr.. of Southern Symphony's 1976 Young Artist dresses and skirts. A light- will give invaluable sup rt to Coppelia. and Franz's infatua- convey to an audience. we can forecast a splendid hearted scgment will be high- the Symphony. especia y as it tion with it. The lack of an orchestra was performance. ' lighted by ethnic clothes. the becomes the nation's newest SWANILDA. jealous of somewhat objectionable since An idea so old, that popular trend towards African major orchestra. Frans's love for the doll. dis- the music was static with etch — Edward Breeden it's new . . . —We would invest no class of our fellow students with MEET FRANK CAPRA advantage. but would place PRATT all upon an equal footing in runni the 'race of appearing in Stewart Theatre honorab e distinction 8. WHITNEY you'llAs acompetewomanforROTCour student.commis- -The only superiority which mension onin yourthe sameclass ootmg as the we acknowledge is the tyeartherescholarshipare 2-year. 3-year.programsand superiority of merit. 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Maybe he should vich.Theteaanent29-0and NEW YORK — Darnell Adell have phyed more. won the Indhna state cham- “just wanted to win.” “Hehasplayedgoodforusin When the Wolfpack's senior the last few ball games.” went to the free throw praised Sloan. “He certainly linethree times in the final 1:26 hasdoneafinejobforus." With 74-69 Win j of State's 74-69 win over ADI-ILL PLAYED just half period' but found If Dallas responds. Adell will the Providence College. he wanted of the first probably play defensive back or by David Carroll achievement. To finish tied for second in as many of those one-and-one himself in the second-half halfback. “Percy Howard. he Assistant Editor Atlantic Coast Conference is no embarrassment. shots as possible to hit the starting lineup in place of Dallas. caught a pass especially when one glances at the Wolfpack's bottom of the net. regular point man Craig Davis. plays for roster. Six of the top eight men were in the Super Bowl. last year. he NEW YORK — Before the season started. Adell's 5-for-6 foul shooting “Coach said he started me in called me." said Adell. “He's the people wondered if State‘s basketball team undergraduates. plus a driving the second half on my first half one that told Dallas to contact could have a successful season. considering the STATE‘S unpredictable season ended here in during that time. Phi.” said the East Chicago. fact that the school's all-time greatest player. the consolation game for third place of the layup from the right side with Ind.. native. who transferred to National Invitational Tournament in Madison nine seconds left in the game. Adell said he may run track David Thompson. and three other solid downing a iced the Wolfpack's consolation State two years ago from at State this spring. He likes veterans. Monte Towe. Moe Rivers and Tim Square Garden on a positive note by Murry State to play where high 220. and Stoddard. had graduated and left a group of tough Providence College squad 74-69. State's NIT victory here at Madison school teammates Tim Stod- the 100-yard dash. the young. untested athletes. victory over the Friars gives it a 21-9 mark for Square Garden Sunday. dard and Echo Jackson were the relays. In the 100. he has the season. “THOSE ARE the kinds been clocked at 9.7. If one was to characterize this year's squad. you've got to hit to win." smiled performing. But he likes football best. one would have to say it was a season of ups and The Pack held the lead for the major portion With the sesosn over. Adell “In downs. but as a whole. it was a year of of the game. with the margin fluctuating from Adell in the lockerroom after is looking forward to joiningthe “I'm quick.” he said flatly. four points in Providence's favor to a 12-point the game. “I haven't been in the professional ranks. but it will football. you run and hit. I like State bulge with 19:12 left in the second half. games in that situation in so not be basketball for the that. In basketball you just run. After State had surged to the 12-point lead by long it was hard to get the feel. vocational industrial education It's hard for me to stop." scoring the first two buckets after intermission. but I soon got the hang of it. major. , So Adell. whose claim to Providence went 'to work, slicing away at the “All I could think about was “The Dallas Cowboys sent fame while with the Wolfpack margin slowly but surely. The Friars finally tood making them." he continued. me a questiouite. and I've may be five clutch free throws the lead with 9:26 left in the contest. In gaining a “It was my last college game. sent it back.” he revealed. and a game-clinching layup. 49-46 edge. Providence outscored the sluggish I've been ready to play all “Now I'm just waiting." looks to the future and football. Wolfpack 18-6. season. but I haven't. So I just Football will be nothing new “Dallas said- they were From that point on. the lead changed hands wanted to win.” to Adell. He played halfback in definitely interested in me.” he four times before State took it for good when staffphotoby Teddlt-tuvard 0f Adell's small amount of high school through his sopho- said. “I sure hope it pulls senior Phil Spence hit a 10-foot jumper to give Senior Phil Spence was instrumental in the playing time prior to his more year. Lster that same through." the Pack a 64-63 lead at the 8:13 mark. over Providence in 26-minute. 12-point perfor- year. Adell played basketball Ifthe offer is like Adell in the DOWN THE stretch. senior guard Darnell Wolfpack's 74-69 win Wolfpack coach with Stoddard. former Louis- clutch. it will. Adell was tough. scoring seven key points and Sunday's NIT consolation game. mance Sunday. icingit by sinking several clutch free throws and a layup. Others besides Adell. who finished with 12. performed admirably. All-America Kenny Carr. though scoring only 15. played an excellent all-around game. hauling down 12 rebounds and March 22, 1976 playing tenacious defense. Spence concluded fPOI‘U his career at State by scoring 14 points and Technician/Page 4 grabbing nine rebounds. Jumping guard Al Green collected 11. while center Glenn Sudhop had nine and Dirk Ewing seven to round out a balanced State attack. g Wolfpack coach Norm Sloan was happy with the way his squad bounced back in wake of its CC one-point loss to UNC-Charlotte in Thursday's Wildcats awaken U semifinals. half of a scholarship by East “We played well at times." Sloan said. by David Carroll Johnson missed the free sion. UNCC fought back how- ball game." the first-year coach Assistant Sports Editor throw attempt and UNCC had a ever. mostly behind NIT most continued. “We knew it might Carolina three years ago. The “Darnell certainly did a fine job. Kenny played a valuable player Cedric “Corn- go down to the wire. but we had other star of the 49er duo. Lew fine all-around game. and Glenn is coming along chance. who netted 17 a couple of good opportunities Massey. who can burn the net fine. We made a few changes for this game. We NEW YORK—They sat there BUT THE CRUCIAL re- bread" Maxwell. from long range. collected 16 went to a man-to-man for most of the game. and in a trance. the dumbfounded bound was grabbed by 6-10 in the first 20 minutes. as they that didn't work. The basket by dibelief spread across Wildcat center Mike Phillips. spurted to a 37-34 halftime Phillips really hurt us. If he against the Wildcats. , and winning is always important. There aren't looks of advantage. misses that it's down to one Pacing Kentucky was Phil- many teams that end the season on a winning their faces. who promptly put the ball back shot. lips. Johnson and‘ Rick War- note. The unexpected had come so up against the glass and In the second half the 49ers "We're very thankful we had ford. who collected 16. 16 and “THESE consolation games are difficult to expected that they took it for through the hoop. and Phillips maintained a lead that varied the opportunity to come here. 14 points. respectively. play in. Under the circumstances. both our granted that their UNC-Char- was fouled by 49er forward from one to seven pants until New York City is a great place. Wildcat coach Joe Hall. who team and Providence played well. lotte basketball team would Kevin King. Phillips then the Wildcats took the lead at We did everything that we has constantly lived under the “We were playing this basketball game to win over Kentucky in the finals removed all doubt of the final 64-63 with 1:06. remaining. could. Cedric especially played gigantic shadow of Adolph win." the veteran coach continued. "We came in of the National invitation UNCC COACH Lee Rose. a here Sunday. The verdict as he sank his charity outstanding. Kentucky is really Rupp. was relieved to win this here and won two of three. losing to Charlotte Tournament toss. thereby completing a native of Kentucky. was obvi- a fine team." Manual... .. 1009!.14“. by one. It was much better to finish the season 49ers fans were so hypnotized three-point play that was. ously upset that his emotional mWWW. Saginaw!“ ‘Keutlgckito that way than with the way we played against by their. ’Cinderellaiam’..,which perhaps. the most important- and fired-up 49ers “didnT‘auct. finished the NIT with the NCAA finulswhere the Virginia at Landover (in the ACC tournament). was synonomous with their play of the entire tournament. capture the NIT crown. extremely impressive statis- Wildcats were knocked off by and we have a good nucleus for next year. If we crusading team. that even Phillips‘ conversion of the free UCLA. have a good recruiting year. we should finish in when Wildcat guard Larry “I'm just disheartened that tics. He ended up with 109 Johnson was at the foul line throw made the final score we didn't come born here with points. 46 rebounds. and con- “This is- great." he said statt photo by Todd Huvara strong fashion next year." 71-67. the first-place trophy." he verted 47 of 63 free’ throws. enthusiastically. “Maybe this Six-five junior guard Joe Hassett and 6-9 with nine seconds left and the will make some people forget Guard Darnell Adell, playing his last forward Bruce Campbell led the Friars with 16 49ers trailing by one. they still Kentucky held the lead at the sighed. “I'm awfully proud of breaking the old tourney free the Queen outset. sporting a 17-10 margin our team. throw record of 37. Not bad for about us losing out inthe SEC."- game for State, came through in the and 20 points. respectively. Providence finished thought the pride of “We knew it would be a close a kid who was offered only one clutch. See story this page. its season with a solid record of 21-11. 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Stickmen fall short Wolfpack sixth by Denny Jacobs situations with penalties to its last shot. Manes then tipped Staff Writer Baltimore. The quarter ended in the controversial goal with with the score 8—7 and things less than 20 seconds left. The Under almost perfect wea- looked good for the Pack. players and crowd erupted. but ther conditions. the University AS THE FINAL quarter the ref waved it off immedi- in rough NWIT ' of Baltimore narrowly defeated began people began coming ately. Interference with the I1:1 State in lacrosse by an 11-10. over from the baseball game goalie is a judgement call by the State scored what appeared to and they saw a fine stanza of referee and as such is often by Jimmy Carrol seconds left wrapped it up. be they tying goal with less lacrosse from both teams. questioned by many. But as Sports Editor A victory over the Cornhuskers. while fifth than 30 seconds to go in the Baltimore started quickly get- always his verdict stands and place isn't a monumental achievement. would game. ting two goals in the opening the score stood as the game AMARILLO. Tern—The experience could be have made the Wolfpack happy with its showing But the referees ruled that two minutes for the second ended. equated with having your favorite dessert in the tournament. Fifth place in a tournament State's Ted Manos had inter- time in the game. They added Everyone was very down snatched from under your nose. of nationally-prominent teams is nothing to be fered with the goalie in the another at the nine minute after the game but no one more A chance to play in the process. It was a hard-fought mark with the man advantage so than State Coach Charlie National Women's ashamed of. and a 20-win season would have battle all afternoon and State and it appeared they were Patch. It would have been a Invitational Tournament here this past weekend been something to brag about. could just have easily won. about to put the game away. very big win for his men and was the topping on a highly successful season for However. State had one thing to brag about. the contest. State tied the score for the last hopefully started a string of State. It wasthe reward for an 18-5 season and a namely Susan Yow. The slender Gibsonville Baltimore started the scoring time in the game. scoring two more in future games. State state championship. senior was selected to the lO—man NWIT early with two goals in the first goals within 41 seconds at had many glittering opportuni- A 29-POINT DEMOLISHING at the hands of All-America team. The NWIT team consists of two minutes of the game. State about the 12 minute mark. ties particularly in the closing powerful Wayland Baptist and a heartbreaking players from the teams in the tournament. but got the next tally slicing the Baltimore's Steven Boyd minutes but it just wasn't to be three-point setback to Nebraska took the fun out selection is based on the players’ seasonal margin to one. and the quarter scored what proved to be the on this day. The Wolfpack of the Wolfpack's journey. most of the fun at performance. not on tournament play. ended with Baltimore out in winning oal at 13:52. assisted showed more consistency than least. After the opening-round loss to top-seeded YOW ALSO WAS CHOSEN the tournament's front 3-1. State's play was a by Bob cy. Throughout the in any game so far this season. seven-time defending champ Wayland. the Rookie of the Year. That award signifies the little ragged to start the game entire fourth period both For State. Besnick's eighth-seeded Wolfpack bounced back to edge best player who is in the tournament for the but they got their act together teams‘ goalies. Nick Whiteside twogoal. two-assist effort was Indiana State 59-58 but then lost the consolation first time. It is also based on the entire season. before long. After that the Pack for State and Baltimore's Tony supported by Norman's two championship to Nebraska 72-69. coming home While she came away with a pair of awards. played Baltimore stride for Kickola. made several out- goals and Peter's goal and Yow was not her usually impressive stride throughout the game. standing saves as they had assist. with a sixth-place finish. self in the STATE SCOBED the first most of the game. The loss dropped State's “I think the thing that hurt us most was our NWIT. Her shooting was the same. accurate and ml of the second period before With about 30 seconds left. mark to 1-4 while Baltimore inability to adjust to the physical style of play seldom. but her rebounding was off drastically. timore took a 5-2 lead. At State called its last timeout to remains undefeated at 3-0. here.” State coach Kay Yow. who took the In the three-game affair. Yow had only 11 the nine minute mark Dean plan the strategy. When play State will have a chance to get Wolfpack to a 19-7 final won-loss record. “The rebounds. She was averaging 13 per game Norman scored an unassisted resumed Claude Dawson did back in the win column on officiating here is not nearly as strict as in North coming into the tournament. The physical style l. cutting the margin to two. what he had to do and won the Wednesday against Gettysburg Carolina. The other teams just killed us on the of play seemed to be the major factor in Yow's im Castilano won the ensuing faceoffand the Pack worked for at 4 p.m. at Doak Field. boards and we didn't fight back hard enough. If poor rebounding performances. While other faceoff and Marc Besnick we could have made the adjustment. I think we teams pushed and shoved. the Wolfpack was not turned it into another unassist- could have done much better." used to the contact and was often simply ed tally at the 9:11. making the thumped out of position. score 54. Each team added The Wolfpack. which had been outrebounded Yaw did finish the tournament with 52 points another goal before the half only once coming into the NWIT. was beaten and 19 assists. State's leading scorer and ended with State trailing 6-5. Sports in brief... 36-24 on the boards against Wayland and 45-39 rebounder however was freshman Cristy State played more aggressively against Indiana State. State outrebounded Earnhardt who finished with 57 points and 23 mephoto63’“... Seward in the second quarter and E Nebraska 35-34. displayed more hustle and After absorbing the whipping frm Wayland. rebounds. Forward Susan Yaw was chosen to the National WATEBSAFETY: A re- tion and Intramural Athletics Against Wayland. the Wolfpack started off at Women’s Invitational Tournament's All-America hitting. training course for Watersafety will be offering a one hour State set its eyes on the fifth-place trophy. an emotional peak and hung with the Flying Baltimore came into the Instructors will be conducted at credit Sailing course to all knowing that a pair of victories in the Queens at 31-31 with four minutes to play in the team this weekend in Amarillo, Tex. Yaw also game as the preseason pick to Carmichael Gymnasium on: currently enrolled students. consolation round would have it shipped to first half. After that. the Pack received a was chosen rookie of the year by the NWIT in wish first among the small Thurs. March 25. 6-10 p.m. The course will be taught at Raleigh and would also mean a 20-victory Texas-size lesson in basketball. Wayland soared which the Wolfpack finished sixth. colleges. Almost every player is Fri.. March 26. 6-10 p.m. Camp Morehead from Sunday season. However. Nebraska had the same from the Baltimore area — a evening. May 16 to Friday notions as the Wolfpack. to a 45-33 halftime lead and pushed it to 64-39 hotbed for lacrosse players. By Sat.. March 27. 8 a.m.-l2 with 13 minutes to play—a 33-8 surge for the halftime though they knew noon evening. May 21. Registration THE CORNHUSIIEES hadn't shot over 35 Queens. Wayland went on to capture its eighth they were in a game with the will be held on Thursday. per cent in their first two tournament games. consecutive NWIT crown. defeating Nevada-Las This week's sports gritty players from State. who March 25 from 7-9 p.m. in room but they shot 43.9 against the Pack. Forward Vegas and UCLA. are in only their fourth year of 211 Carmichael Gym and on Darcy Williamson. allowed to shoot at will from One of the most exciting games of the Monday: Baseball, Dartmouth, 3 p.m. competition. SOCCER: An one interested Friday. March 26 from 8 am. to 20 feet in the first half. had 20 points at tournament was the Wolfpack's struggle with Tennis, VPI, 2 p.m. The Pack started the second in trying out or the varsity 5 p.m. in the mam office of intermission which helped Nebraska to a 37-32 Indiana State on Friday. State came back from half with a bang. scoring the soccer team should attend an Carmichael Gym. A 820 deposit lead. - three points down with 1:26 to play and took the Tuesday: Baseball, Dartmouth, 3 p.m. tying goal at the 30 second organizational meeting today. will be due at the time of room 211 of Carmichael Gym at re 'stration. Total cost will be State rallied to take the lead 46-45 with 11:59 lead on Yow's eight-footer with 24 seconds on Tennis, Carolina, 2 p.m. mar on a goal by Oren Moeller plus text book. You provide remaining. but Nebraska quickly regained a the clock. 57-56. Indiana State countered with assisted by Kirk Peters. Bal- 5 p.m. transportation and food. First seven-point bulge 53-46. The Pack fought back Denise Sharps' 17-footer with 15 seconds left. timore took the lead at 8-7 on come first serve! Important — once more and trailed by two. 69-67. with 1:11 Yow then swished another eight-footer with Wednesday: Baseball, Carolina, 2 p.m. unassisted goals by Peters and students enrolled in First left. However. Jan Crouch’s lS-footer gave seven seconds left on the clock and watched as Resnick. Both goals were the Summer Session 1976 are Nebraska a four-point lead with 44 seconds left Sharps’ missed a 20-footer at the buzzer. Lacrosse, Gettysburg, 4 p.m. result of State's ability to PE 255 SAILING: The ineligible for PE 255: Sailing to play. and Kathy Hawkins’ free throw with 14 allowing the Pack to escape with a 58-57 win. capitalize on man advantage Department of Physical Educa- _due to time conflict.

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