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Technician North Carolina State University‘s Newspaper Since lQ2O charges I A campus leader says Public Safety 's charges against him are based on misunderstandings. Hi I)\\t Bl \\ti)\ “it l The Nubian Messages managing editor lt'c"|\t‘tl a campus appearance In ket lltlttstld} for suspicion of possessitig a weapon on campus. \aiid.i|isiii. stolen property and violation of Housing arid Rt‘sltlt‘lltt' l.ifc codes. la) ('oriiisli said luesda} the charges against him resulted from a misunder'staiidirig between him and his roommate. And the charge of possessing a weapon lacks substance because l’ubln \'.ticl\ mistook .i decorative walking stick \\llll .t dull blade as dangerous. (‘orirish said. He also said the alleged stolen properts. two chairs and a table, was alread} in his room when he moved in last August. A Public Safet} officer came to K\lt' Smith and ('ornish‘s room Hagwcll Bill to tollow up on a call front their resident adiiscr. who noticed the room \ had some furniture til it that didn‘t scclit to belong. liie Jforl HLPK‘MAN/S'AH RA saw the furniture when lie was rising to help \tnitli Wilmington's trot Nixon, a once highly-sought after tootball and baseball recruit for NC. State, warms up with the tynchburg Red Sox betore fix his compact disc plaser \\ edncsda} tuesday night's game against the Durham Bulls. Nixon signed with the Boston Red Sox this past tall, opting for a pro career instead ot a That‘s when the RA. 'l'hietii l'hain. notn ed two tables college scholarship. He went 0-4 while teammate Shawn Senior, a former Wottpack pitcher, threw eight innings for the win. Story. page 3. \rz Causes. Inns 3 ) Senior to Dole to speak at talk in May Commencement I The student speaker at this year's She iottied then-President Ronald Reagan‘s commencement exercises says he has a I The former Secretary of Labor cabinet lll l‘lhz to l‘k's oine \‘ecretarv of message his classmates need to hear. comes back to the Triangle next Transportation (lire .nlniinistration later. month to address graduating under George Bash. she was named \‘er tt’ldt‘} In .I \\tlt. lh'kt st seniors. of Labor and became the liisi woman to writ h'" WW- the post. Its Moos T\H~'\R .l.nol\ Brown has been chosen b) the university S ’~ W ()tliei‘ titan coriiriicinenient speeches. the corniriencetitcnt cotniitiltce to address N.(‘. State's other graduation .tctt\ itres iiicltide graduating class during cereriiotnes \la} H at ('ar‘ter‘» l‘ll/dl‘t‘lll l)o|e. president of the \iiierican l'lltlc} Stadium Red ('i'oss arid a '\ (' ll.ll|\t‘. will delncr tltc - (iraduation \k'tt'tttiiillt‘s at .\‘ ill a.m Brown said he sought the opportunit} to speak at kesnotc address at \.(‘ State's Ma) I4 Saturda) .\ concert b) the \(‘Sl ctuniiieircetiient because he has a relevant riiessage for graduation ceremonies ('tiiiirricncetiient Hand \\ ill lollow his peers l)o|e. .i lluke l tii\crsit_\ graduate. has ' The acaderinc procession begins at ‘i ant. “i felt like i had something I wanted to say to worked iii the presidential admitiistratroits_ and ('haiicellor lair) \foriteith will pass out students.” Brown said [)ole‘s distinction .is a national ptiblic figure the \lL‘lll'L'L‘\ The address will focus on redefining diversity and wasn‘t the onl_\ harm that made her a appl) trig oiic‘s education outside of college life. Brown favorite to give the address. said Paul Tucker. - The distribution of diplomas b\ rridnidual said chair of the ('ommenceriietit ('oriiriiittee. The colleges and depai'triients at \airous locations .r\ resident of Sharon. (i;t.. Brown is a fifth-sear tact that she's from North (‘arolina was a on campus begins at l ill p or senior in ptilp and paper technolog} and clietiiical factor. Tucker and cotiimuriication professor .-\ lt‘llll '\lttl) .\a\) conitiiissioiiing engineering Natic) Snow said. cereiiionv begins at 4 pin in the l'imersit} llc's .t member of the Technical .‘\\\0Cl'dlltllt of Pulp Student (‘enreit and Paper industries and has had three internships witli But getting l)ole wasn‘t eas). Tucker said. l-ortune Still companies while at N(‘Sl’. He is the like others iii the past. it took os er a scar to - ,-\ reception tor all graduating international president of Delta (in lrateriiit) and is ver} active in secure the engagement. The bi-aiinual students and their iarnrlres “ill be at 3 pm, rtitraiiiural sports. coiiiriiericenieiit address alwass held at on the North l’la/a (itcen of the Student Brown was tapped from a field of eight candidates ('ar'tervl-mle) Stadium . requires a lot of (‘enteiz and was the onl_\ candidate from the (‘ollege of planning. said Tucker. a professor iii the - The (‘hancelloi‘s Reception. traditionall) lirigiiieering. (‘ollege of Testiles. held the da) before graduation. is instead Brown said the position of ctuntrienceiiient speaker Dole. whose husband rs senate minorit} scheduled for Ma} l i from 5:“) to 7:30 pm. is as open to all graduating seniors. The process leader Robert Dole. is reorgani/iiig Red at the chancellor"s residence In the merit of invohed filling otit an application. securitig references (‘ross tield operations to help provide more rain. the reception \\lll mm e to the Student and going before the commencement committee to . Aw» efficient assistance to the American ptiblic. Center Ballroom deliver a practtcc speech. Dill v‘. Lflflst‘.‘ hole. a Salisbur} name. lelt Duke to begin - The (‘ollege of Veterman \ledicriie will :\|though not a part of the L‘tltlltlk‘ltL‘CtltClll committee. Jacob Brown will speak at May's graduation ceremony. The her graduate and law studies at Harvard hold a ceremon) for graduates Ma) l‘ at is‘ su- SPEAKER. I’rtge 9 Georgia native competed against seven others for the job. l nrverstt) and Harsard law School. pm. in Stewart Theatre Panther back on the lecture prowl Abrams to head Sports .................. Page 3 portrayal that the mainstream press et cetera .............Page 5 I A controversial civil gave the Panthers. He said he hopes . Serious .................Page 7 rights leader comes to ll will show readers itow the l'.S. campus to set the record go\er'niiient misunderstood the 4-year programs Opinion ............... Page 10 straight about his group. organi/atiori and ultimatel) Classifieds ............Page t2 tltsstthc‘tl ll. I (‘. Frank Abrams. who Puzzles ..................Page t2 Th not. Bissios Before disbatiding. the Panthers “Teacher evaluations he i . made some civil rights gains. In has many close ties to NC. by students are very technicran is committed to 7 \thlslttltrszllt‘lll iii the 1900s. the State. is the new associate accuracy it you find an error or from lllack Panther to atithoi. group's members helped organize provost for undergraduate important. I certainly it you know at something that l).t\id Hilliard still remembers what ambulances to pick tip blacks. programs. would encourage thelr wle oulgtnt to be covering the black sell defense group Ambulances at the mm, refused CHM” ““53me Bi (‘tths‘ BAYSIWN use." peose 8 US mow . “”“WPV‘I.-\ l’aniher”1 WP"um”“““d”H."‘l W”) ”1"“).anmedical treatment to most attention, and. publn disdairrfrom- , Srmr WWM How to gefln touch With... disbanded H, the ”mp l‘l7tls_ ()ri ”ml“ called the Black their armed patrols ol (alifornta ‘ ——— C. Frank Abrams. News. sports Hilliard has ne\ er forgotten how the t ‘ . streets. But Hilliard. who at was et ceiera Sl‘olMli Panthers Party for Self Defense. the became chief of staff of the then- When N.(‘. State appointed its new associate provost Opinion, photo eun~w reldiiig 5““ l'iims'l‘k“ organization had a peaceful intemational organi/ation. said that newest associate provost. it took graphics 55721112 organi/ation was iiiisuiidcrsthl b_\ mission. Hilliard said in a February Newton. a childhood friend from one of its own. master‘s and doctorate degrees Ad sales. Classmeds, the press. local police. the federal interview. ile said checking police Alabama. had a law degree. That Chancellor larr_v Monteith from NCSIP. and toured its faculty business 55-2025 gos erririient and the public at large. brutalit). achieving universal health was an advantage that let Newton announced l‘rida) that (I Frank in I972. Monteith said Abrams‘ Fox .51575l33 He will come to the African care and urging black independence show police officers just where they Abrams. N('Sl"s director of service to the universit) is an .‘\lllk‘l'lcttll (‘ultut'al (‘eiiter's \lttlll were a few of the goals of the grass were wrong. he said graduate programs and professor of indicator of his future twrfotiiiance. E-Mall: techtorum-La‘ncsu eau Purpose Rootii Saturda) at I put. to roots organization. which was Hilliard .said the guns and the biological and agriculture "We are confident that i-rank will Mailing address: Technician set the record straight. he said. He'll founded b_v Bobby Scale and the military-st) le uniforms the Panthers engineering. will replace Murray S. carry out his new responsibilities remind people that his book. "This late Huey Newton. Newton was wore iii the earl} l)owns as associate provost for with the dedication to the students Box 8008 Raleigh, NC 270% Side of (Blot) America and the shot to death in 1987 b) an years turned the undergraduate programs. Offices: State 323, Student Black Panther Parts is a redress of unknown assailant. Abrams earned his bachelor‘s. so. ABRAMS. I’tlk't' .‘ > Center Annex NCSU Campus what he called the slanted and racist The Black Panthers gained media See PANiHEa, Page 9 b this paper wasprinted on 60 percent recycled paper.

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