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Volume LXV. Number 39 Wednesday. November30. 1983 Raleig'h. North Carolina Phone 737-2411/2412

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-.w.m....a”. Japanese IBM Neil Maverloa in one of their overcrowded trains. I Staff Writer guess I'll just have to ‘bite the bullet‘ when I ridethe bullet train." Two State students will be travel- Blume and Mangum said they ing to Japan next spring as part of intend to make the most of their an internship program arranged by Japan experience. the North Carolina Japan Center. Both said while they are in Japan. Gene Mangum and Leo Blume will they intend to live as the Japanese b.- employed for three months in do rather than try to recreate an Japan at IBM's Fujisawa Develop- American lifestyle in Japan. ment Laboratory as research assis- In addition. Mangum hopes to tents. travel in Japan when his work period As the first students to be placed is over. in Japan by the Japan Center. they “I'm interested in Japan's feudal will be the first State students to past. I would like to visit cities such participate in the cooperative educa- as Kyoto and Nara that played an tion program in Japan. important role in the history of Blume and Mangum were selected Jspan." Mangum said. photoby Leo Blume for this program based on their mummmandteollume.aretravellnstom CentenllumeandMsngvmwlllberesearchasslstantsatlIM'sFuiisawa Japanese language training and their For Blume. the change in cultural technical skills. milieu is intriguing. “I'm looking Far East next spring as part of an internship program arranged by the Japan Development program in Japan. Both have studied Japanese at forward to experiencing the many Japanese language program. said For his part. Coleman hopes that State for almost five semesters. facets of what amounts to a totally that the program at State is some- the Japan Center will be able to During that time. they have acquired alien culture." he said. what unique among foreign language coordinate additional opportunities a level of proficiency in spoken Blume and Mangum's internship programs in both its rate of growth for Japanese language students to Japanese that will enable them to not only marks the extension of and in its teaching philosophy. live and work in Japan. Council begins debate communicate adequately in most Japanese travel and work op- "We started this program four “This program of putting students commonly encountered day-to—day portunities to students. but also years ago with no students and now in positions in Japan is still young situations. illustrates the deepening relationship have over 70." she said. “This makes and at an experimental stage. but it Mangum brings his skills as a between Japan and North Carolina. us the largest Japanese language has a lot of potential." he said. systems programmer to the position. Playing the pivotal role in deep- program in the Southeast outside of “The kind of experience in Japan on tobacco support After graduating from State last ening the "Japanese Connection" is Washington. DC. that Gene and Leo are going to get year in computer science. he has been the North Carolina Japan Center. “The student makeup of our will make any person a more ef- RALEIGH. NC. (UPI) — The North The first speakers included Hope working at the EPA while studying Sam Coleman. associate director of classes makes the program unique. fective colleague of the Japanese and Carolina Council of Churches began a Shand. research director of the Rural Japanese as a special student. the Japan Center. explains the Two thirds of our students have tech- thus a much more effective employee series of hearings Tuesday on the Advancement Fund and National Mangum will be using his skills to do purpose of the center. nical and scientific majors.with the of a company in the US." moral dilemma it sees in supporting Sharecroppers Fund. devoted to software analysis and development “The Japan Center was formed to largest groups coming from Magnum For students interested in the the tobaccoindustry. preservation ofthe small farm. for IBM in Japan. strengthen North Carolina‘s ties with and Blume's majors of electrical possibility of traveling and working The Rev. Rufus Stark. head of the She said tobacco has helped the Blume is a graduate student in Japan with the ultimate goal of engineeringand computer science." in Japan. Coleman recommends council committee staging the small farmer in business in North electrical engineering who will be becoming more viable economic Speaking of her teaching philoso starting early in their Japanese hearings. said he and his group want Carolina. but that is changing. suspending his studies to work on partners.“ he said. phy. Kataoka said she likes to language training. to learn more about tobacco and get video display development at the ' Though Mangum and Blume's encourage informal gatherings be “The single most important thing ideas on whether he and other “In the last 15 years we have seen Fujisawa facility. internship is the first to be arranged tween students and their Japanese for students interested in this possi- ministers should recommend that dramatic changes." she said. "and Despite their language training. for Japanese language students by professors. These functions. often bility is to study Japanese. We're farmers grow other crops instead. now the survival of our state's small Blume and Mangum are likely to the Japan Center. during the past including home-cooked Japanese food looking for students with two or Stark agreed that tobacco is a big farmer is severely threatened." encounter a number of cultural two years the Japan Center has sent and frequented by Japanese students more years of Japanese who have a B part of North Carolina's economy: Shand said that 90 percent of the differences that will make life in 29 State faculty members to Japan. at State. help introduce the student or better average in their major.“ flue-cured tobacco sales total over $1 flue-cured allotments in North Japan challenging. Faculty from many departments tothe culture ofJapan. "We’re particularly interested in billion a year. But he said the health Carolina are less than six acres. With In Japan. where the level "of including engineering. textiles. de— Mangum noted this facet of the science and technical fields. but we dangers of tobacco smoking also the increase of mechanization. those politeness used in speech depends on sign. education and others have State Japanese program in saying. could see placing students in other cannot be ignored. small allotments are becoming in- your social status. and where it is participated in this Faculty Fellow's “One of the things that has helped areas such as marketing and speech As a result. he said the group creasingly difficult to farm competi- culturally unacceptable to give direct program. the most to prepare me for this communication." he said. decided to hold the hearing. tively. she said. answers to questions. they anticipate Coleman describes the Faculty upcoming trip is the emphasis placed that communication may pose some Fellows program. “The purpose was on both language training and cultur- Proposed water project to harm the environment problems. to put people in various fields al familiarization." The role of young people in Japan together with their Japanese coun- may also present its share of dif- terparts in order to prepare in-state Kataoka suggests that there are ficulties. In Japan. young people do people for future professional in- many good reasons for students and not. in general. lead the kind of teraction with the Japanese." others to participate in the Japanese Hunt states disapproval of pipeline independent lifestyle that American Though the Japan Center has the language program. youth do. Thus. acclimating task of raising understanding of “Students who are good in their RALEIGH. NC. A proposed received during public hearings in quality in the Roanoke River Basin. themselves to the roles that are Japan in the state and of organizing own currirulum will find the Japa- pipeline from Lake Gaston to Title early November. The pipeline would reduce the expected by their Japanese hosts will work opportunities such as the one nese language ability an asset in water. Va.. would hurt striped bass. Besides detailing its various number of usable boat ramps and alsobechallenging. with IBM in Japan. the responsibility increasing their job opportunities." hydroelectric power and recreational ecological and legal complaints. the pose hazards to boaters. swimmers The crowded nature of life in for preparing students and faculty she said. activities. Gov. James Hunt and state again called on the Corps to and water skiers. The state noted Japan is also bound to be somewhat for their stays in Japan rests with “Also. it will provide them better other. state officials told the US. prepare an environmental impact that Kerr Lake. which is linked trying. State's Japanese language program. perspective and sympathy for people Army Corps of Engineers. statement. The Corps had ruled upstream to Lake Gaston. has suf- Blume said. “I'd hate to suffocate Hiroko Kataoka. head of State's ofother backgrounds." she said. In a document filed Monday. the tentatively that no such statement fered from low water levels in eigh state argued the 85-mile pipeline would be needed. but the state of the past 11 years. . would violate federal laws on water disagreed. The corps should have discussed transfers. “Such a major decision should not the alternative of not having any Tidewater. Va.. wants to use the be made before the circulation to the pipeline. $176 million pipeline to take as much public of an adequate environmental “The corps summarily dismissed as 60 million gallons of water a day impact statement." the state said. this alternative based largely upon from Lake Gaston. which straddles The state alsocomplained: North Carolina and Virginia. North the fact that it does not ‘satisfy the Carolinians oppose the project and The Corps cannot issue a permit city's desire for an autonomous are fighting Virginia's attempts to for a Lake Gaston pipeline because source' ofwater." the reportsaid. get needed permits from the US. the 1944 report authorizing its “It is hypocritical to talk of Army Corps ofEngineers. contruction made no mention of autonomy on the one hand. yet call Monday's document constituted Gaston's possible use as a water for the withdrawal of 00 million the state's formal written comment provide. gallons a day from Lake Gaston. the to the corps. which is expected to The pipeline would interfere with major portion of which lies in the make a final decision on the matter striped bass spawning and migration State of North Carolina." the report after reviewing the comments it as well as affect fisheries and water said. Fee increase vote delayed by Chancellor; announced at transportation forum meeting lien Stallings comments felt that the proposed Woods questioned the department CaNews Editor increases were too high. not completing the feasibility study Before the meeting. the students before making an estimate of the Chancellor Bruce Poulton has de who attended the meeting were computer’s cost. cided not to bring the parking fee briefed by Perry Wood. senator from After the meeting Donald increase proposal to the Board of the School ofEngineering. Steenson. chairman of the transpor- Trustee's meeting in January. This Wood gave the students details of tation committee. said that he felt means that the controversial fee his investigation into the parking the student's comments generally increase proposal cannot be voted on study. He said that since 1978. the were not meaningful. He said that Staff Photo by Marshall Norton before March '84. the next scheduled Transportation Department's budget the comments focused too much on ‘llVaiting fora Pafly Board of Trustee's meeting after has increased 15 percent. but that the percentage of increases in the January. according to Jim Yocum. this year. the budget increased 6! instead of the circumstances Student Body President. percent. fees As exams approach. many students already have turned their mention towards the coming holiday season. This Wood noted that the Transporta- surrounding the increases. bar stands clean and ready for the party. Yocum spoke as a representative tion Department has worked from a "I am not sure there were too of Student Government. It was reserve fund that has resulted from many good ideas (raised here)." stressed by Rich Holloway that surpluses in each year's working Steenson said. inside Nuclear deterrence is a 9— Gunners gunned down. Page Poulton's decision represented the budget for the department. Steenson said that the committee pragmatic theory. Page 5. efforts of several Student Govern- Wood commented on the proposed was never working under a set time — Technician looks at Radio ment members. 3350.000 computer system the schedule nor was planning to vote on Shack 100 and IBM Per. Page 3. This announcement was made Transportation Department wants to the fee increase this semester. He Mrs. Poulton works for Univer- public at the transportation commit- purchase over the next five year added that Poulton's decision will not sity excellence. Page 6. Unless people believe the tee's open hearing at 7 pm. on period. have much affect on the committee‘s world is going to get better, they Tuesday. “The biggest problem is that the timetable. — Nuclear superiority is unat- — Grapplers to defend ACC won’t make theeffort to save it. Several students voiced concerns Transportation Department has not Steenson said the committee was tainable by either side. Page 4. crown. Page ‘7. — Margaret Mead against the level of proposed in- completed their computer feasibility far from voting on the proposed creases. The students who gave study." Woods said. increases. 2 I November 30. 1983/Technician I News

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DAVIDSON. N.C. lll'i — HOLLINS COLLEGE. only for 1-10an but for all code-like commitment. effects of technology need University's new Institute ‘minus.’ but not for an A The Davidson College Va. llPi - Art and smaller colleges with faculty has approved OBEBLIN. Ohio llPl - “Students should be on to be analyzed and dis- for Robotics. according to ‘plus.’ a computers? At Rollins limited library facilities. Although Winter Tar-has their honor to make cussed. “The truly liberally Roger N. Nagel. the first Comments: motion presented by phys- College. Assistant Pro- Students would have im- been part of the Obean Winter Term a useful edu- educated person must have director ofthe institute. ics professor Alan Wolf fessor Joan Diamond. s mediate accessibility to vi- cational experience." some technological T h e n e w i n - Professor A.P. calling for the implemen- medieval specialist. and sual material in an infinite College curriculum for Wcrtheimer. chairman. po- tation of a credit-hour . more than a decade. it Richmond said. awareness." he said. “We terdisciplinary institute liticalscience department: Associate Professor variety ofconnections. officially remains a proba- “Slowing down and get- hope to provide our stu- will provide universty-wide “Basically. I think, it will system under the recently William White. a painter “These images could be tionary part of Oberlin ting away" are important dents with enough knowl- access to robotics adopted semester calendar. whose art history focus is cross referenced in a aspects of Winter Term. edge about technology to engineering and techno- make a difference only in scheduled for the 1984-85 modern art. quickly dispel] multitude of ways: by students' education. Every according to certain courses. The 'plus‘ academicyear. five years the Winter Langeler. but make them aware of their logy. and will cultivate and and ‘minus' grades will the apparent incom- location. by chronology. by Term Committee reviews that doesn't mean students choices.” coordinate the develop- tend to cancel out over the The proposal recom- patibility of art and com- master. by technique. We the program to determine shouldn‘t spend “five to ment of new and existing mended “That graduation puters. also see a range of applica- seven hours a day. five graduate educational pro- course of four years." He requirements under the ”The computer will tions for students in the whether it should be con was originally unsym- recently adopted semester tinued‘and. if so. whether days a week on their WATEBVILLE. Me. (IPl grams and research activi- pathetic to the proposal never replace the material studio. For example. when modifications are neces- project." hesaid. — Dean of Faculty Douglas ties focusedon robotics. lead calendar he expressed in activity of the creative studying a particular tech- sary. Archibald is unhappy with "Robotics is a new tech- mainly because it may terms of credit-hours process it can't do a nique students could see a the Colby College proba- nology. primarily directed to an increase in student rather than in terms of charcoal drawing. Howev~ series of diverse drawings The debate over the dissatisfaction. It will lead courses. future of Winter Term. NEWPORT. R.I. lIPl - tionary system. “If we toward the improvement of to more squabbles between er. the computer has done with the same medi- centers on structural While many of today's have a category called manufacturing pro- instructors and students. “That the Educational enormous potential to help um.” said White. questions. such as whether institutions of higher edu- probation." he said. “it ductivity. efficiency and Policy Committee. follow- us explore ideas visually." In addition to still im- there should be tight cation are deeply involved should be reserved for quality. that is expanding He believes there would be ing consultation with all said White. A major ages. it is possible to guidelines for the accep in researching and develop- students in real academic throughout the industri- much more pressure put on departments and academic drawback to teaching in- record motion on the video tance of a project by a ing new technology. Salve difficulty. and it should alized world." Nagel said. the instructor and said. “I programs of the college. be novative art' histor disc. Thus. with the sponsor. and attitudinal Regina — The Newport mean something." Current robotics activi- will have to anguish over instructed to present to courses is the unavai assistance of a computer. ones. asking whether stu- College has organized a Archibald said that ties and interests at each gr_ade. and that's the faculty a com- ability ofvisual resources. students could walk around dents and faculty really year—long series of lectures probation should not apply Lehigh include automation hard.” prehensive program of Diamond and White one of the world's great take Winter Term which are raising impor- to certain categories of technology. computer Professor J.G. Weiger. distribution and core re team-teach ”Critical cathedrals. slowly viewing seriously enough. tant questions about how students. “If a student is science. robot technology Spanish. approved of the quirements for graduation. Methods of Art History." a the exterior statuary and “Is Oberlin viewing this technology is changing the shy of hours. not grade and automation. pro- new system. He believes a “That each department diffuse course organized then enter through the as an academic term or a societies of developed na- points. then a student gramming and computer student on the “verge of and academic program of topically rather than chro portals. vacation?" Dean of Stu- tions. . shouldn't be placed on science control. system dy- excellence" should be given the college submit to the nologically with no single Or. they could “walk" dents George Langeler For example. lecturer probation. Perhaps in its namics. computer simula- his or her due credit. faculty. through its Educa- text. "The visual compo around a piece of sculpture. asked. The answer. not Dr. Pamela Pettinati. chief place should go a letter tion of robotic motion. sim- Calling grading a “profes- tional Policy Committee. a nent of the course is The technology involved surprisingly. seems to be a of the Division of Plastic. simply calling the fact that ulation of dynamic motion. sional evaluation." Weiger plan for the assignment of dictated by the limits of with the computer- bit of both. A little less Reconstrutive. and Max- one is down hours to one's welding. robotics design. said it should be a credit hours to each our personal slide collec- accessed video discs than half of students regis- illofacial Surgery at St. attention." Archibald said. computer graphics. lan- ”worthwhile message." course." tions and library re- permits the isolation of tered for Winter Term Elizabeth's Hospital in Another issue Archibald guage simulation. artificial Weiger said he wants to be Wclf said that credit sources." said Diamond. certain bits of information. projects spend January Brighton. Mass.. examined raised is that 0 “cold intelligence. signal pro- able to tell a student either hours will give the stu- “Student access to sup- These bits of information away from Oberlin. many technological developments drops." To "cold drop" a cessing and visual pro- “look. you’re very. very dents and faculty more porting materials is even can be formed into a loop on projects for which it is related to the health care student is to ask the stu- cessing. microelectronics good. You have potential “flexibility" in terms of more limited since slide which. unlike a film. could “reasonable to leave field. She noted that radi- dent to leave the school and microprocessors. for excellence.” by award- scheduling and course collections are both fragile be reviewed repeatedly campus." Langeler said. cal problems exist in the without previous notice of It is anticipated that the ing a student a B ‘plus;' or loads. The proposed semes- and extremely expensive. without seeing remainder Committee member area of priorities. econom- academic difficulty. For educational activity of-the “you're far away from that ter system requires that This problem is not unique ofth_e_disc. Anne Richmond said the ics and distribution. freshmen. “cold drops" are institute will be expanded excellence niche." you de- students complete 36 to Hollins. I've never been Diamond foresees this fact that Winter Term is Among her questions very rare because the into the area of continuing servea B 'minus.’ courses for graduation. at an institution where effort as a long-term pro- reviewed every five years were: “Who shoulders the criteria for retention are so education. providing an which means that they students had unlimited ject requiring at least five leads to questions about burden of the cost of high low: six credits and nine opportunity to expand Professor A.L. Thimm. would take four courses access to visual informa- years before any results the College commitment to technology in medicine and quality points. For up- robotics-related programs director of the School of one term and five the next. tion." can be seen. Gathering the the idea. “There's no ad- who receives the benefits? perclassmen. the standard forbusinessand industry. Business Administration: If credit were based on While the problem may materials to be recorded on ministrator assigned spe- Are we setting priorities is nine credits and 18 “The new policy proba- hours instead of courses. not be unique. White and the video disc will be a cifically to Winter Term. that favor the provision of quality points. ”We bly is somewhat of an according to Wolf. students Diamond have developed time-consuming and which leads to a lack or technologic wonders and shouldn't kick people out improvement to the extent would he able to lighten unique expensive proposition. institutional coordination." ignore basic needs?" for one bad semester.” BURLINGTON. Vt. llPl that it reflects more accu- the workload which five what seems to be a Archibald stated. ”The — Students at the rately the performance of courses per semester re- solution. With the help of Both White and Diamond she said. “Sponsors don't “We're not necessarily University of Vermont will the student. but I don't quires. Barbara Kurshan. assistant stress that computer con- know what other kinds of looking for solutions. but student gets no warning receive quality points for think it will have a ten- Wolf said another professor of computer tact will not replace faculty projects are being we're looking to increase and he is gone." grades of ‘plus' or 'minus' dency to cause greater advantage of credit hours science. they have pro: contact. Since the proposed sponsored except on an ad awareness of the impact of on. this year. under the new grade inflation." As to the is that it will also allow the posed integrating a system is so much more hoc informal basis." she technology." according to BETHLEHEM. Pa. llPl grading policy. When the two amendments. he college to offer one and microcomputer visual disc efficient than current visu- said. Lubomir Gleiman. — Meaningful response to Faculty Senate passed the agrees with the awarding two-hour weekly courses. containing 40.000 discrete al resource systems. stu- Given the original chairman of the College‘s the demands being created proposal. they discussed of .67 points for a D such as computer science images. Students would dents will be doing work charge of the Winter Term philosophy department and by a rapidly-emerging adding two amendments ‘minus.’ and thinks it classes for credit. At pres- have access to the re- with greater productive legislation defining the professor behind the technology of robotics. which would award 4.33 makes sense. But in regard ent the college does not corded images through a , consequences. Classes will January as a time to inquiry. “The challenge for with resulting contribu- points for an A ‘plus' to awarding 4.33 points for give credit for those video monitor and com— be devoted to major con- “engage in that self- education is to anticipate tions to industrial pro- instead of 4.0. and .67 an A ‘plus.’ he said. “if an classes because it does not puter terminal located in cepts and areas which re education which is a mark what will happen in the ductivity and manufactur- points for a D ‘minus' A is perfert- whet. do you considerthem full courses. the Art Annex. quire time to develop. of the liberally educated future.” , ing efficiency are among instead of 1.0. They elected want — super_perfect‘f A The applications of such along with more time for person." 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TRS-BO Model 100: more than a number cruncher

There have been a lot of to wait until I could access that made reaching the to access TUCC. The line host machine asks for unfortunate misconcep- something bigger. keyboard impossible. wrap took a couple of them. tions about Radio Shack's The display. at 40 col- There was no difficulty in minutes to get used to, but Model 100 portable com- after that it was as natural The machine is powered puter. I know. because I as one of the bigger by a set of four penlight had a lot ofthem myself. screens that show all 80 batteries that also provde columns on one line. the power to recharge a set One of the most pre- In use as a terminal. the of nicads that protect the valent is that the little JOHN 100 can be told to dial its memory when the main computer just can't hold its own numbers. instead of power is turned off or the own against the bigger DAVISON your having to dial a phone batteries run low. The desktop machines for and then wait for a signal main batteries should last computing power. Well. in to hook up the computer. about 20 hours of pro my hands it could. and then This machine does almost gramming. but they will go some. in large because it Science Technology Editor everything for you. and can away a lot sooner if you was there when I needed umns by eight lines. was adjusting to the narrow even be programmed to log add more memory than to write a memo or to run a big enough to be easily display when the Model you onto the system with standard or you use ac- program. instead of having read. even at distances 100 was used as a terminal your passwords when the cessories like the telephone modem or a printer. Ap parently. the power re- quired to communicate IBMannomoesmeirnewhomeoormuter: the Per with these devices is Emerging from the post play video games. IBM has puters.l The standard ence is likely. the keyboard higher than I had thought Halloween mists. the IBM produced a computer that model comes with 84k of can be connected via a it would be. The result of Per (code named the offers serious computing RAM. 64K of ROM. an cable. all this is that I only used ‘Peanut' by industry power to students and RS-232 interface and an The most vital statistic the battery power when I analysts) materialized on families. The home com- audiotonegenerator. of the IBM Per is that the was nowhere near a wall November first in the form puter has become more Probably the most inter- operating system is the outlet to plug the ac adapt- of a massive press release than a fad. With the in- esting part of the computer same as that used on the er into. Staff photo by Bob Thomas by IBM. The machine that troduction of the Per. is the keyboard. It's linked larger IBM PC's: DOS 2.10. Radio Shack's Tits-80 Model 100 portable computer packs a lot of features and Apple executives had IBM has forced small to the computer via infra- You would expect that the The graphics capability programming power into a package you can easlly carry ln yourbook bag. dubbed ‘Casper' because of computer manufacturers to red signals so it controls Per would run the same of the machine are only its non-existence had final- software that the larger limited by your imagina- would be welcome. if it many positive aspects to programmer. There's a ly materialized to haunt computers run. It turns out tion. It has a wide variety doesn't eat batteries too the machine though: word processor program them. All three major TV that this is not the case. of graphics characters quickly. The necessity for ‘The display is big that seems to be much like networks gave the tiny The Per won't run lan- available. plus being able an external tape recorder enough WordStar or Script new computer a few guages like BASIC. to define an image one dot is also a drawback to truly to read easily there‘s a program for let- minutes on their nightly JAMES FORTRAN. COBOL and at a time. Most of the portable computing with ’you can enter about 20 ting you keep a record of newscasts. Newspapers PASCAL. Several other characters in the machine's the machine. Even the programs into memory all your travel expenses — and radio followed the BRIGMAN types of software will repertoire are supported most compact of the that you can use as soon as another that lets you story like the second com- allegedly not run on the by Radio Shack's printers. cassette recorders on the the power is turned up generate graphs of data ing. Even the Wall Street Per. IBM doesn't say why I had a “DMP 200" dot market add substantially ‘it has a nice mailing list entered in the expenses Journal devoured every these programs won't run. matrix printer that pro- to what you have to carry generator as part of the program (the data can be ' morsel that the rumor mill My guess is that they duced some of the tightest. around if you need to permanent anything. not just travel could crank out as well as —Science Technology Columnist won't work because the best looking matrix letters compute on the run. programming costs) — a mailing list the initial press release. get serious and stop trying the computer just like a Per has room in the case I have seen. It had swit- 'it can be used as a generator — even a pro- Why all the fuss over a to sell toys as serious TV remote control.. for only one disk drive. ch-selectable spacing. from There are some quirks to terminal with a minimal gram for inventory and new microcomputer? After computers. One look at the .without wires. This small. while the PC has room for compressed 16.7 characters the Microsoft BASIC used amount of added equip accounts receivable. The all. they are born and die specifications of the Per relatively inexpensive up to four. The packages per inch to an expanded in the machine that I don't ment programs are not sold by almost daily. What's so supports this opinon. feature is a stroke of that aren't supposed to run type face that really took a like. but they are really ‘it can be used to keep Radio Shack. but are special aboutone more? The central processing genius on the part of the may require twodrives. lot ofpaper fast. very minor. The most im- track of an itinerary. and marketed by a firm called The largest computer unit of the IBM Per is the designers and will proba- If this is true. then it's portant of these to me is remind you of appoint- Portable Computer Sup- corporation in the world Intel 8088. the same one bly become a standard Some of the decisions that the machine does not port Group in Dallas. probably not a serious reached by Tandy Cor- number lines automatically ments has produced a home used in the IBM PC and PC feature on future problem because other for you. not even if you say ‘and it can even be used If you thought. like I did. computer for under 81.000 XT. It runs at 4.77 Mhz microcomputers with de- manufacturers will quickly porations management in “please." The other is that as a computer! that the TRS-80 Model 100 aimed at people who want (about four times faster tached keyboards. In a step in and produce a bringing this little device you can't renumber the was just a gimmick or a toy to do something more than than most home com- situation where interfer- second disk drive for the to the market appear less There is a package of for Per that has its own case than sound to me. There is lines in a program cassette loaded programs executives. think again. and sits by itself. If the no provision for a portable automatically. Like I said. for the Model 100 called The computer is avail- reason concerns the way printer that would make minor but annoyances nev- “Businesspak” that will let able at the Students' State research leads to Gorilla Goal the Per is made. then the the Model 100 a true ertheless. you do all sorts of Supply Stores at a healthy ShlshfrShenek only option that will let portable word processor. In spite of my niggllng advanced things with the discount from the normal Science Technology you run PC software is to Even a narrow printer little complaints. there are machine without being a retail price ‘ Writer buyaPC. The Per comes in two Remember when Darryl versions. . .the economy Dawkins would slam dunk model that comes with STUDENTS, FACULTY a basketball and shatter an nothing but the standard Thelnternational “unbreakable" glass features. and the Cadillac AND STAFF OF NCSU backboard? Well. “Choco model that includes 128k of House of Pancakes late Thunder” will have a memory. a double sided. much more difficult time of double density disk drive. Restaurants this, thanks to the devel- and a color monitor adapt- SAVE opment of an innovative er. Price for the economy flseaves A ruu mu :4 nouns A DAV new product which should model is expected to be data significantly reduce the around $000 while the de- map number of bent rims and luxe version will sell at ”00:, shattered backboards. around 81.600. o DINNERS The “Gorilla Goal" is the It looks like IBM has a product of research done winner in the Per. It's a by State students and smaller version of the professors. who were famous PC that's designed supervised by Frank Hart. to give more computer for '* SANDWICHES State's director of re- the buck.IBM put some search. The project was thought into making the conducted in two areas. machine NOT appeal to The first part of the re— people who want a PC. The search had to do with competition could be * anuxrasr reducing bent rims. As a stomped if customers like result. a tempered steel the new machine and man- goal has been produced ufacturers decide to sup- ‘/-100 that will support over 800 port it. So far. IBM has * LATE NIGHT SNACKS I 128K of Dynamic RAM I 010 Bit pounds without damage. courted the market by and does not have the' giving the Per the Microprocessors I Expandable Memory to extra hinges and other operating system of its big $1.00 768K RAM I HELP Key for Directions hardware that the brother and a standard I Green Monochromatic or full Color Display breakaway goals now in disk drive instead of the favor use. Old-fashioned four inch drive that the OFF ANY goals will head permanent- Per was originally de- MEAL ly if stressed much over stined to have. If IBM OPEN HOUSE 250 pounds. and the maintains their tradition of WITH THIS COUPON breakaways ave not done high quality and good This Friday much for the entire pro service that have made the 131 afternoon at Broughton Hall blem that costs schools and PC the flagship of the HILLSBOROUGH ST. Room 9404 in the playgrounds hundreds of like these can be avoided already been installed in industry. it looks like they (3 BLOCKS EAST or I Mechanical Engineering Dept. thousands of dollars each by being especially careful Reynolds Coliseum. in will paint the home com- 1 THE BELL TOWER) ...,__...... ;;. year. in the way that the goal is preparation for the new puter world with a darling The second deals with bolted together and season. shade of IBM baby blue. reducing backboard break- aligned for play. The bolts age. It was discovered that should not be tight. he A" Mime-1mInc.Noam. Sol-”us. lmporterO if a backboard is even says. “All you need to do is slightly misaligned at one use a level and make sure point. the majority of the board is perfectly per- stress put upon the pendicular." backboard will concentrate The new goals have al- at that particular point. ready been put on the and the glass will even- market by a local company. tually shatter. Sometimes. Sorensen-Christian In- the glass will not break dustries of Angier. and are during a game. but will being advertised na- just start gathering tionally. Sorensen- A noose m *7 stresses. and break some- Christian is the largest time during the night.“ producer of roll- in theHgym cools down. backboards in the na- Hart says that breaks tion. The new goals have

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monument-era. : \- .8; A paper thatll entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the officul organ through which Mimw‘m«r the thoughts, the activity and in fact the very life of the campus are registered. ItIn the mouthpiece through students themselves talk. College life without its journalis blank. which the -Te’cllnician, vol. 1. no. 1. Feb. 1. 1920

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falls on deaf ears It has now been a week since the in particular, spoke to a rather small airing of ABC’s controversial The Day crowd and reiterated the need for After, and looking at the world situation, stability in the world. Cox said the first IN PARKING wtTrgui‘PT we wonder if the people in the world’s thing the two superpowers need to do is governments saw the movie or cared in to take those steps necessary to ensure the least about the implications of the that nuclear weapons will never be used. message it tried to convey. Neither one of the superpowers seems Despite polls that say the majority of to be headed in that direction, based on fi______m1|afl the people in West Germany don’t want their actions of the past three weeks. our Pershing missiles, the West German Meanwhile, the rest of the world sits and People aren ’t that bad government went ahead with its request watches, for the actions of the United: that the US. government deploy them. States and the Soviet Union concern The US. government turned down a everyone. Soviet proposal that would have reduced Of all the points made by Cox in his the number of Soviet missiles in Eastern lecture, the most compelling was that Press exaggerates situation Europe by half, and the Soviets walked neither the United States or the Soviet Have you ever had an essay test on which I was sitting out in the brickyard a while out of the nuclear disarmament talks the Union will ever be able to gain a position you had a million ideas and no idea about back, before it got too cold, and saw a girl go following week. of nuclear superiority over the other, and how to get them down on paper? For me, by. As she passed, she dropped a coin Following the airing of The'Day After, basing a nuclear policy on any other this is one ofthose times. MARK accidentally and not knowing it, kept on ABC had a panel discussion with several premise would be foolish. How do 1 tell people who are constantly .waldng. Another girl behind her picked up leading experts and non-experts on what While Cox didn’t say that the Reagan bombarded by war, crime, divorce, racism, CHAPMAN the coin, caught up with the girl and is needed to make the world safe from administration is trying to establish an graft, corruption, greed, carnival politics — returned it. the possibility of a nuclear war. The the list goes on and on that people as a One night when l was walking home, a impossible advantage over the Soviets, that bad? How do I tell consensus of the better informed panel he did express concern over the Reagan whole really are not Editorial columnist bicyclist went by, and his lock fell off. members was that them that there is far more good in this world Another person picked it up and charged off all residents of the policy. The Soviets are just as unlikely to than evil? What's more, once I tell them, but some good can be found. For instance, after him yelling at him and trying to get his nuclear community need to strive for attack us as we are to attack them — how do I make them believe me? the Marines, soldiers, sailors and airmen who attention. He caught him and returned the stability where nuclear weapons are extremely unlikely. Failure to accept that I wonder sometimes how people can stand have been killed, wounded or are still lock. l thought the whole incident was pretty concerned. will only lead to further nuclear buildups, the media. Our papers, television. magazines fighting in Grenada and Lebanon are good comical and laughed. At State, Arthur Macy Cox, one of the and we do not believe that the more and radio are filled with bad news and the people. I saw this next incident repeat itself three nation’s leading experts on international weapons we have in our arsenal the less Constant turmoil of local, national and world i find it quite reassuring that there are times with three different sets of people on politics in general and the Soviet Union likely we are to ever use them. events. people in this country who are willing to three separate occasions. It starts off with I thought 1 would take a radical departure sacrifice their lives to fight for the cause of someone buying a paper and that person from all this and for once say something freedom. Every single person in our Armed asking another if he wants a “free" paper. All good about something. A sociology teacher Forces is a volunteer. No one was forced to three times, the other people refused a once told me that for every bad thing that join. “free" paper and paid for their own. Press finally shows happens there are a million good things in Just think about that. Even in times of All these incidents have one thing in return. The bad simply overshadow the good peace, all the people in our military are common — they are examples of personal to such a degree that one sometimes'forgets sacrificing two to four years. if not more, of sacrifice and honesty of good samaritans. that there even isgood in thisold‘world. their livesvto serve their country and fellow What am I really trying to say in all of this? Take crime for instance. When we hear men. Quite simply, people have far more good in about the rise of violent crime — murder, them than bad. Pack some respect armed robbery and rape — we are shocked Good can be found everywhere. I am and appalled. We want to go out and buy a hard pressed to think of one really bad thing I would like to add that I feel very It’s about time the Wolfpack got some basketball preview issue but failed to list gun, put bigger and better locks on our doors that has ever happened to me, my family or fortunate to be surrounded by so many good respect. All last spring, Jim Valvano’s State among its top 20 teams. Sport and windows, throw up an electric fence friends in my entire life. I would venture to people here at State. I would like to pay you team knocked off one top 10 team after magazine and both wire services left around our home and call out the Marines. say that it really all depends on how one all (or y'all, as a Southerner would say) a looks at things. compliment and dedicate this column to another, only to be labeled as the State out oftheir pro-season top 205. _But just sit back; take a breath and think. you. beneficiary of some higher form of How many murderers and violent criminals ls one a pessimist or an optimist? Does manifest destiny. The Sporting News not only failed to do you actually know? Better yet, do you one allow the good to glow over the bad or i tip my hat and say thanks to all of you list State among the nation's best 40 know anyone who even knows a criminal? does one let the bad overshadow the good? who say “pardon me,” “excuse me,” “1’ By reading the sports pages, it is teams but also failed to list the Pack The non-criminals far outnumber the crimi- As I have stated before, I believe there is far sorry” and “thank you." We all truly have apparent that the nation’s sports writers among its “Best of the Rest” until after nals. But the criminals get all the publicity. more good than bad. I would like to cite a something to be thankful for — we have have only grudgingly accepted the fact the Houston game, when it found the How about war? l agree that war is bad, few instances that l have seen at State. each other. Thank you very much. that the Wolfpack is not just the star need to save face by hastily inserting attraction in some fantasy handed down State into that category. With teams like by the great scriptwriter in the sky. This is Lamar listed ahead of the Wolfpack, it’s a very good basketball team and a very easy to believe that The Sporting News Resident Adviser selection process strong program headed by a talented hasn’t been covering basketball for many and dynamic young coach. years. Maybe The Sporting News has A look at the nation’s top sports spread itselftoo thin. magazines and news services shows how little the media as a whole has taken the Now the Wolfpack has made the top needs restructuring for fairness Wolfpack program. Sports Illustrated put 10, a position it earned a long time ago. lt’s here. The time has arrived to select Perhaps blacks don’t apply for these North Carolina’s Michael Jordan and It’s nice to see that the media has finally those true student leaders on campus. It is positions of leadership. Black students here Sam Perkins on the cover of its accepted the truth. time to select those individuals who are are indeed apathetic about participating in capable of being resident advisers in the JAMES university related events, student politics and dorms. The Department of Residence Life is campus organizations. For black students asking the Student Body to grab it (grab the and the RA selection process, lack of interest opportunity to become a resident adviser). isnot the problem. The job of resident adviser, commonly TURNAGE The problem is the RA selection process. abbreviated to RA, is important since these The current process of selecting RAs is unfair students are essentially responsible for the to all candidates but especially the black atmosphere in the dorms. The fundamental ' Editorial Columnist candidates. Residence Life needs to requirements for an RA position are a Sounds lucrative, doesn't it? Seemingly a overhaul the current selection process to mus-anaes- minimum 2.0 grade point average and at good opportunity for any student; however, eliminate the tremendous amount of .u-auauuamaomod-ao least sophomore standing. I have always wondered why there are so “coaching." few black RAs. Current RAs naturally want their friends to Let’s look at the numbers. Currently there be RAs, so they coach. Coaching is are 58 RAs in west campus. Only five of synonymous with briefing and refers to The problem is the RA these RAs are black. Sullivan has 22 RAs telling the candidate exactly what to expect selection process. The cur- (no blacks). Bragaw 17 (two blacks) and Lee and how to respond in the interview. Since 19 (three blacks) . the candidate will work for the Department rent process of selecting MS The situation is not any better in central of Residence Life, the need for him to be is unfair to all candidates but campus where six RAs out of 60 are black. A interviewed by hispeers eludes me. closer look shows 11 RAs in Metcalf (one it would be good experience for the especially to the black can- black), nine in Carroll (one black), eight in candidate as well as add to the professional didates. Residence Life needs Bowen (two blacks), 11 in Owen- (one atmosphere to the entire RA seelection to overhaul the current black), five in Turlington (no blacks), six in process if the Department of Resident Life Alexander (one black) and 10 RAs in Tucker would treat the RAjob like a real job. selection proces to eliminate (no blacks). The current system depends too heavily the tremendous amount of East campus shows an RA staff of 37 with upon the influence of current RAs. Consid- coaching.” a high of 10 black RAs. The numbers ering the low number of current RAs, any indicate seven RAs in Syme (three blacks), influence cannot benefit the black candidate. two in Gold (no blacks). two in Welch (one lf Residence Life makes a sincere effort to black), seven in Becton (two blacks), three in change the current way of choosing RAs, the a Berry (one black), five in Bagwell (one black) numberofblack RAs will increase. Beside these qualifications, more sub- and 11 in North (two blacks). For our newest Those intangible factors such as coaching iective factors, such as strong leadership, dorm South Hall, the 19 person staff shows would be eliminated. Seeing more black organizational skills and projected success at only two blacks. faces occupying those 40 available spaces for the job, are needed. RAs receive a salary, a That looks bad. A look at the numbers next year would be a plus for State. Whether free meal plan, a guaranteed room on shows that of the 174 RAs on campus only it’s a good RA or a slack RA, blacks can fill campus and other benefits. 23 are black. What astartling figure. the position as well aswhites. November 30, 1983/ Technician [Opinion I 5

The Day After proves a flop but adresses important isues The Day After was a second-rate movie obvious difference between past deterrents The objective the US. must secure is The key is survivability and deterrence that featuring poor acting and a plot that was and nuclear deterrents is the ultimate peace with freedom. No US. policy should enhances stability. If such a system Is often insulting because of its hyper-simplicity destructive nature of nuclear weapons. sacrifice freedom for peace. Neither should preserved or developed. the world will be a and inuendo. The movie was a flop as But this does not negate the deterring any US. policy seek war. safer place to live in. Such a system will take movies go, but it was a ratings success nature of these weapons. KEN The nature of the Soviet regime is account of political realty and also prevent because ofthe importance of its topic. In proving the value and validity of nuclear STALLINGS debatable. But one aspect of their nature is nuclear war. The Day After featured nothing original or deterrence. one is forced into proving the obvious. The Soviet leaders do not want Nuclear weapons are not dangerous Muemrm.....4..-. unknown. Basically, man. has knOWn for opposite, that something will not happen their country destroyed by war. But these themselves. It is mankind that is potentially over 30 years that nuclear war between the because nuclear weapons are present. leaders do wish to see Soviet control of deadly to himself. Nuclear weapons re- superpowers would inflict devastating death Proving a negative has always been News Co-Editor Europe, and this is no great secret. present an increase in man’s ability to and destroy both ofour societies. difficult. And the nuclear freeze advocates destroy. This is certainly a flaw in man‘s The Day After was a media event created have taken full advantage of this that enhances stability will continue to avert Given the two factors. it is clear that Soviet character. But this is not a justification for by the media. But it did spark meaningful philisophical hardship. But the deterrence nuclear war and guarantee the freedom of leaders will forego their wish to control avoiding the lessons of history and reality by and intelligent debate on the subject of theory has validity, and its proof is the time the U. and her allies Europe in order to preserve their population being a pacifist who calls for nuclear deterrence and nuclear war. This is the that the US. has been spared war within her Obviously nuclear war cannot be fought and nation. disarmament. redeeming factor of the movie -— its borders since the advent of nuclear without nuclear weapons But if nuclear This is the logic of nuclear deterrence. The There are fundamental differences be-' justification to be shown to the public. weapons. weapons are dismantled then mankind will object is for the US. to build a viable. tween the objectives of the US. and the It takes a great amount of vision and Time is reality. and for the past 38 years. return to the weapons of World War II, indestructable nuclear deterrent that will also Soviet Union. These differences are not maturity to understand the destructive reality has proven the deterring role that weapons that are responsible for the greatest contribute to world stability. solvable through diplomacy alone. There potential of nuclear weapons. But it takes an nuclear weapons have played. But the key number of deaths of any war in man’s The US. should not be interested in must be a military force preventing Soviet even greater level of vision and maturity to question is whether nuclear weapons will history. building a nuclear force that will strike first aggression and expansion. Nuclear weapons grasp the political reality compelling their continue to be a deterrent or whether their Man will always find a way to fight wars and win a nuclear war. But the US. should are that force. Reality compels the US. to existance and theirretainment. continued presence will be the stimulus for and defeat his opponents when diplomacy or be compelled by the world political climate to maintain a strong nuclear deterrent that The world is a complicated pool of nuclear war. reason fail. Whether one is killed from a build a nuclear force that will survive a increases stability in the world. differing national interests. These differences The answer lies in the nature of the nuclear blast or from a bullet is pointless; the nuclear attack and deal the responsible party Hollywood is Hollywood. The real world is compel nations to arm for defense. The nuclear force. Creating a nuclear deterrent person is dead. adeath blow. far more complicated.

Opposition against deployment of Euro-missiles based on emotion The forthcoming deployment of American seven-year old “became increasingly afraid. red paint. Or by showing the sincerity of the But they really are children. They need Pershing II and Tomahawk cruise missiles in She was screaming, ‘Mommy, they’re going peace movement by directing violence at an their pacifiers and their playpens because Western Europe has given rise to a to bomb us.’ . . . If her fear had been ghosts American official, only a few yards from the without them they would feel naked and particularly nasty and emotional environ- or spiders, I could tell her that spiders aren't Berlin wall, to protest American “aggression insecure. Their real problem is that. like a ment. Those who oppose the deployment poisonous and ghosts don’t exist. and oppression.“ child playing with matches. they are apt to are scared and feeling impotent. For all of “But I know nuclear weapons exist. I These images. accompanied by lively burn everything down without fully realizing their agitations, they know in their hearts that know that any one of those planes could be choruses of that golden oldie. “better red why they are to blame and without really they are powerlessto halt the deployment. responsible for our death. l joined the peace than dead." suggest more than one caveat. learning any lessons. Symptomatic of the opposition is the movement out of a position of personal fear While it is true that there are isolated The democracies are their playgrounds. rationale for their distress. Susan Lamb is a desperation.” instances where the chant applies — just ask They soil everything they touch, and it is not good example of how this distress clouds the and Editorial Columnist the British Defense Secretary the way in difficult to imagine a hard spanking doing judgment of otherwise rational people. As Well. never mind that poisonous spiders which it is meant suggests either a naivete them a world of good. It certainly couldn‘t part of a twelve member delegation repre- do exist and never mind that ghostly over the presence of Soviet troops in their about communism or a true desire to live hurt. And like Susan Lamb, they are most senting the Greenham Women Against phenomenon have never been proved or countries. Their governments are Kremlin under its yoke. comfortable counciling with children. Cruise Missiles touring the United States to disproved, we can all agree that. yes indeed. puppets installed at the point of a gun rather They relate better to children -— un- agitate for pacifism, Lamb spoke in Raleigh nuclear weapons do exist. But they are than chosen by free citizens on a ballot. The But there are a great many citizens in the encumbered with things like responsibility — as a guest of the North Carolina Peace inanimate objects, the physical qualities of same is true of the Soviet government. captive communist nations who would because children are reflexive and emo- Network. which are benign without human interven- Americans and West Europeans, by virtue of admonish the peaceniks to pay homage to tional. Why do you think the freezeniks. both Her group is opposed to the deployment tion. their democratic institutions. have con- reality rather than the romantic visions of an in America and abroad. take such pleausre of the cruise missile at the Greenham It would be foolish to suggest that this sistently voted into power those who have ideal socialism. Indeed. such prisoners could in detailing the grisliness of nuclear war to Common Air Base just west of London — property could quell the apoplexy of those backed the deployment. surely paint a technicolor image of the glories children? thus the name of the group. Unfortunately. such as Mrs. Lamb, who would prefer to live While many extraneous political consid- of communist peace. After-all. the greatest Children simply do not have the capacity their opposition is not based on an objective agitated and spasmodic, who would rather erations heavily influenced the selection of Soviet expression of “keeping the peace" is to understand the information thus given. consideration of political and military attempt to base defense policies on the these leaders, it is nonetheless true that the holiday resort known to its happiest but boy. they sure know it scares them. So realities. Rather. it is based on the immaturity twittering of hearts rather than the cool and support for deployment has been evidenced, customers as the Gulag. the freezeniks exploit the children for their and emotional exaggeration of childish objective deliberation of sensible, proven if only in a residual manner. It is hard to But the real challenge for the pacifists is own political ends. After scaring the hell out mentalities. Lamb admitted as much. strategies. understand the logic of protesting the not so much to halt the Pershing and Cruise of the little ones they say. “See, if we don't The 30-year-old woman spoke of the Yet Lamb and her fellow travellers American deployment while ignoring the deployments as it is to, quite simply, grow stop this madness the children will be process by which she became intimately calculate their despair in a peculiar fashion. Soviet 55-205 aimed at Europe. up. No matter their age, the pacifists. as crippled with fear for life." This is the involved in the British pacifist movement. Denouncing “war," they seek its source and But logic is not relevant to the way in evidenced by SUsan Lamb, are children. cruellest kind of politics. She spoke of it in nearly spiritual overtones. find the United States perhaps the most which pacifists formulate their superstitions. They have a unique capacity for deception. Responsible adults should know better. She has probably convinced herself that God virtuous and peaceful world power in As one European “peace” leader has noted. for coming across as adults, but only because But pacifists are not responsible adults. They is against the Cruise. history. She says of Britain: “We (sic) are an they can influence Western governments but they cannot defy the laws of nature. too are.children and so dangerouslyrbase all Se'it'should Comet as no surprise that, not octupied country.” they cannot influence the Kremlin. Such as it Physically. they had to grow up. actions on emotion. Just ask Susan Lamb. unlike the hapless Jimmy Carter, she Ignoring the triviality of defining exactly is, this intellectual vacuity is nothing more receives council on nuclear weapons policy what she means by “occupied," it is a fact than a reasonable way of rationalizing the from her young daughters, seven and three that West European governments asked the suspension of reason. In other words. since years old. As she explains it, she “was a US. to deploy, or “occupy" if you will, their they can‘t bring the marches to Red Square housewife and mother and very happy doing nations. Does she mean to imply that our they'll bring Red Square, or its ideological justthat." Untilshe took hergirls to the zoo. “occupation” is on the level of, say, the equivalent, to the marches. Recalling constant air traffic overhead as Soviet occupation of Eastern Europe? It It is this mature reasoning that satisfies they strolled through the zoo, Lamb recounts would seem so. itself with such useful, responsible protests as The people of Eastern Europe have no say spraying the British Defense Secretary with Technician. K —\ MHWhAndlI-en

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Official’s wife keeps busy 8 WE holds conference David Boone Poulton. is as a lady on the university and find out Feature Writer go. “I like to keep busy." what it is really like. I David Bullock before they try to manage by providing career Perhaps the best way to she says. “Getting involved wouldn't have it any other Feature Writer their finances. and that the guidance and a chance to describe Betty Poulton. in campus life is the best way." and major cause of business develop managerial skills. wife of Chancellor Bruce R. way to get to know the Involvement in campus Buddy Briggs failure is a lack of good life means working to im- Feature Writer accountingpractices. Student representatives Agronomy Club to hold prove the quality of the from the University of university. “One of the The Society of Women The third workshop gave- Florida. Georgia Tech., most exciting projects I am Engineers held their insight into coping with the Tuskesegee Institute, brickyard ceremony working on now is with the 1983-1984 Region III Stu- pressures of being both State, Duke University, second floor of the Student dent Conference Nov. 11 family and career- University of Louisville. Melanie Vick for the club. Each candle is Center. As part of the and 12 at State this year. orientcd. SWE's im- Tennessee State. Van- Feature Editor sponsored by a $1 donation State of the Future cam- Friday evening students portance was noted in en- derbilt. Tennessee Tech. The bonfires of last se- to the club. For the dona- paign. we hope to have an from six states arrived on couraging women to look at and VPI attended the con- mester's championship cel- tion, a candle is lighted in addition built to the Stu- ference. ebrations brightened the honor or memory of some- dent Center to house only campus. engineering as a profession brickyard. The brickyard one. Also. the honored the art museum. The At 9 am. Saturday will be brightened by fire person will be recognized museum could then be students divided into three once again next week, but by name in an ad in the upgraded to include native groups and went to the Fromthe Heart unlike the roaring bonfires Technician the day follow- furniture. textiles and ce- first of three workshops. VOLUNTm WITIES AVAILABLE of last semester. the fire ing the Iuminaria. ramics. as well as the fine Smetana. mechanical and mmmmaoonwmrr will consist of several The candle lighting is arts. It could then become Staff photo by Marshal Norton aerospace professor. and flames as over a thousand just part of the ceremony. a showcase for North Brad Hazzard. of the Wilfl'thowaakofbaem Dec. 23.1mm candles are lighted. The men's glee club will Carolina craftsmen." Mrs. Poulton keeps busy with campus activities. She feels mechanical engineering love and not mind running a woodatove for The candles are part of a perform at 7 pm. This will Mrs. Poulton also works that involvement in activities will help improve the quality department. presented a their”.Located in the Garnerarea. transporta— Iuminaria sponsored by be followed by caroling with a support group for ofthe university. workshop titled, “Knowing tionnaoauary State's Agronomy Club. from local high school female athletics. a group tions and very mature in so much traveling time is Your Personal Computer." Club members will place choirs. hoping to open a hospitali- the way they conduct involved with the _ chan- Smetana ran a program BIG Ware needed for two littleling: the candles in white paper “We hope to make it a ty room to be used in themselves. l've served on ccllorship. Exciting trips, showing the versatility of age six and seven years. Commitment would bags. partially filled with traditional thing." said conjunction with female three committees with like our trip to Albuquer- computer graphics. New at OI thoura sand and line them up Barton Roberson. an athletic events. (just like students: Homecoming que last spring to watch Hazzard displayed some "mo-takeout breakup g family lea?» these along the Brickyard in Agronomy Club member. the one the men have.) Committee, Commence- the Final Four and a FORTRAN programming. msin needofsomeoldercompanionship. front of Williams Hall. This year's candlelight Staffed by faculty women. ment Committee and the possible trip to Anchorage. Smetana said that com- Each candle will represent ceremony is the first ”our intent will be to Hospitality Committee for Alaska. to watch the Great puters should be a part of GROUPS to“canonsor the CAFCO someone in memory or in sponsored by the club. provide an available social New Faculty Members. Alaskan Shootout. We'll every engineering course. PROJECT. Provide a honor. The candles will be Roberson said that club function for women's and have really enjoyed also be going to Dallas this He said the reasons for this ghristmaadianertoanoady y'inthoRaiei h lighted on Dec. at 7 pm. members have purchased sports whenever possible." eachone." January for the NCAA were that the graphics. area Contaminant as an in!tial telephoneg and will burn until mid- l008 candles. but they are “Working closely with meetings to discuss fresh~ word processing and deli provisionsat; the bukati’eandcrsonrsonai night. still willing to buy more. students is very reward- All is not work. however. men eligibility for col— FORTRAN programming vs a someone a s tmas The Agronomy Club is Donations will be taken ing.‘ says Mrs. Poulton. for the lady on the go. The Iegiate athletics. which capabilities of the com- holidayapowthis year. sponsoring the luminaria in until 12 noon on Nov. 30 in “I've found that (State) chance to travel always should be very exciting puter prove invaluable to an effort to raise money the Agronomy Club Room students are very depen- figures into her plans. “I from an educator's point of an engineer. Smetana said TRANSPORTATION needed for a five and to create recognition in Williams Hall. dable in meeting obliga- love to travel. a must since view." that the national trend is Picked u “3:300”and Some spare time does toward requiring cadmium.”e is located exist, which Mrs. Poulton engineering students to noodato be r puts to good use. She finds own personal computers 8t. Pollen time to take a piano class (VPI already requires at Meredith College. “Also. engineering students to purchase PCs). "M “a. Work With the Best I'm trying to rejuvenate maestroHAL AIDE for an exercne class my golf game by taking a Everyone then attended mat themnoun Sr. Citizen Apartment golf class from the (physi- the second workshop. fiex.v. receive complete cal educationi department. Linda Adkins. a CPA. “mmwwoaldbooncafltofiu Be a science or engineering officer in It's slipped a little in the talked with SWE members iawhantbaaoadaeaas£laaaoamheldMWFlo past few years." When about financial planning. mandrant‘aeaboutalialfanhour. Time the Air Force. The Air Force is forging asked how well she plays. She began by saying that Mrs. Poulton laughs and these and otherop— new frontiers in advanced technol— says. “Let's not talk about people generally ”wait un- m"‘ samurai”. ogy. If you have a science or engi- that just yet. Let's just say til they get into trouble" that I need a little work *titiwiii'k******itiiitiit‘kii’ii'kttttitt******* neering degree, you may qualify to from tee to green." 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. Grapplers 'to defend ACC crown with 8 lettermen DereaJohnson pions." Gusso said. “They a very controversial match. a good blend of veterans goes. we have one of the Sports Writer have established I think because of that and newcomers. most demanding in recent themselves as the ones to tournament he has a lot “This is the first year years. " ‘1‘ ‘. - 31?»- As State's wrestling beatinthe ACC. ' more confidence." we've had so many re- In the conference Gusao team opens the 1983-84 Thacker is not only the Mondragon is listed as turning veterans." Guzzo believes that North season, it again carries the one to beat in the confer- the second-ranked wrestler said. “We’ll have a mixture Carolina. Clemson and distinct title of defending ence but is also favored to in the nation by the same of veterans and younger Maryland will give the ACC champion. along with win the NCAA title as poll. A senior Lakewood. players with at least three Pack its toughest competi- ,another elusive honor — a indicated by his pre- Colo.. he has been an or four freshmenstarting. tion. State has lost only No. 10 national ranking by seasonal No. 1 ranking by all-ACC performer the past ”We had a real good one conference match out' NCAA News. NCAA News. two years and finished recruiting year. We are ofits last 20contests. ,Coach Bob Guszo's Thacker a 6-5, ADO-pound seventh in last year's very pleased with it. Out of the conference. Wolfpack defenses its senior from Winston- NCAA Tournament. Gum said that fresh- Missouri. Wisconsin and league title with eight Salem, is going for his He had a 2743 record in men recruits 11B-pound Navy are the teams that lettermen. including four fourth consecutive ACC 1983. while being named Jon Daidone. 126-pound , Guano believes will give ACC individual titlists. title. This feat has only the Oustanding Wrestler in Bill Hershey. ISO-pound the Pack the most trouble. The lOth-year Pack coach been accomplished once by the ACC Tournament last Scott Turner. 142-pound He also added that this has guided the Wolfpack to Joe Lidouski of State dur- year. Tony Cook will figure into weekend's Lehigh Invita- five ACC championships. ingthe 1978-80 seasons. Both Wilson native the immediate future of tional in Pennsylvania. including three in a row The 1983 all-America Bynum and Sunbury. Penn. the team. featuring perennial (1981-83). compiled a 23-5 record last native Fatool made it to Guzzo thinks that the powerhouse Nebraska. will In looking to record a year and recorded 15 pins. the NCAA's last year Pack’s main obstacles in be a competitive tourna- fourth consecutive title and “I think Tab has a good while building 14-6-3 and repeating as ACC champi- ment. better last year's 16th- chance to be national 139-2 records. respective— ons and going farther in The Wolfpack has al- -' :- I . .- . . place finish in the NCAA champion this year." Guuo ly. the NCAA playoffs is its ready competed in the ‘ H playoffs. the Pack will be said. "To be ranked No. 1 Guzzo named returning lack of depth and a tough Navy Invitational. held ' ‘ propelled by ACC champi- so early in the year. some- lettermen Bill Starke. an schedule. - Nov. 19-20. and finished ons Vince Bynum in the one else mustthinksotoo. 118-pound sophomore from “Our first line can be fifth. 134-pound weight class. “He wrestled in the New York; Kurt Wants. a competitive with anyone." Chris Mondragon at 158. American Federation senior in the l26-pound he said. “We don't have the mentGumwassaidnot theset tour“-up for M" "NH:ml-‘ Y“ :..-i;-:v.~«.;:ez\«mao~...( 1- “PW-W: Greg Fatool at 177 and Tab Tournament this summer class; and 190-pound senior depth some other highly- team competition. Thacker at heavyweight. against last year's NCAA John Connolly as other key ranked teams do. 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INTRAMURALS Women's Volleyball Reminders Pro Wizzards closer Semifinals There will be an organiza- I Club Sports Bowen Dorm over AGR tional meeting for Men's ‘Little Sisters' Fraternity and Residence to quarterfinal sho wdo wn Alpha Delta Pi over Car- Basketball Thursday. Dec. Ice Hockey Bowling Division competition will roll Dorm 1 at 6 p.m. in room 211. be against North Carolina The Pro Shop. the led by Maurice Williams Show Tell advanced to Carmichael Gym. A repre- State vs. UNC Thursday Members of the 1983-84 A&T. North Carolina Wizzards. Kappa Alpha with 12 points each. the round of 18 by defeat- Winner's Bracket Finals sentative for each team Dec. 1, 8:45 p.m. Daniel traveling bowling team are Central ”and UNC-Chapel and Show 8: Tell all had Against the Vandals. Coley ing the Funks 54-44. Mike Alpha Delta Pi over Bowen must be present. Boone Ice Rink in, asfollows: Hill. Home matches will be impressive victOries in ad- again led the way with 16 Sawyer led the way with Dorm Hillsborough. N.C. 1-85 at Western Lanes and will vancing to the round of 16. points while Mark Williams 14 points while Bobby South. second Hillsborough Men begin at noon. Away With one more victory. the had 11 and McGowan had Moore added 12 as Show Loser‘s Bracket Women's Resident and So- exit. matches will begin a 12:30 Pro Shop and'the Wiasards 10. Tell jumped out to a 28-20 Carroll Dorm over AGR rority Basketball entries Bobby Boykin.Jr. p.m. at the school in- will play in a quarterfinal Kappa Alpha raced out halftime lead and was ‘Little Sisters' are now being taken. Kevin Coggins dicated. showdown tonight at 7 p.m. to an early 20-2 lead and never headed. Entries will Dan Evans The Pro Shop defeated then coasted to a 66-44 The Wizards beat the close on Jan. Mike Evans the Bruins 61-50 and the victory over Gone Fishing 06‘ers 48-84 and AWB Resident Bowling Results 12. Tae Kwon Do Andrew Fox Vandals 60-47 to advance and then defeated the 52—40. The Wizards were JeffKenzel to the final 16. Charles Nadds 54-49 after leading led by Frank Barrow's 12 1. Becton Thursday Dec. 1. 6 p.m.. John Wood Dec. at NC A&T_ Coley powered inside for 25-8 early in the game. points and Chris Young‘s 2. Sullivan Room111.Carmichao Gym. Dec. 10 at NCCU 20 points and Claude Against the Nadds. Chuck 10 in defeating the Ofi'ers. 3. Bragaw South (ll Women's Resident and So- Jan. 15 UNC McGowan had 12 to lead Keeley led the scoring with The Wizzards defeated 4. Syme rority Bowling entries are Women Jan. 22 NC A&T the Pro Shop past "the 20 points while Larry AWB behind Ron Green's now being taken. Entries Jan. 29 NCCU Bruins. The Bruins were Talbert added 15. 14 points. will close on Jan. 12. Kathy Bergman Feb. 4 at UNC Chattie Broadnax Last Night's Scores Upcoming games Volleyball Tracy Cordell Spectators for intramurals Organizational meeting Wanda Jones Show Tell 57 LCA ‘B' 42 Quarterfinal Matchnps Semifinal Matcbups must enter as a group Dec. 3, 10 a.m. Terri Kimble Hickor Nuts‘ 54 Bragaw Saturday Leslie Lewis m”?My“.'~ North 1)36 Division I Finals Wed. 7 Division III Finals Wed. 8 7 p.m. Thursday. Dec. 1 accompanied by ,a NCSU courts 5. Monday Dec. The Bowling Club is still ABC 79 Run LikeHell 51 Division 1 winner vs. student to identify group. 5. 5 p.m. court 7. Wednes- Gwen Sheppard accepting memberships for p.m. p.m. Division II winner day Dec. 7. 5 p.m. court 7. Kim Whitfield any student interested in Sophisticated Gents 55 Show Tell vs. ABC Dennis's Deamons vs. Easy Wendy Wiles bowling.- Practice will be Seahawks 58 Sleazy p.m. Thursday. Dec. 1 i************* Dennis‘s Deamons 55 Syme Division II Finals Wed. 7 Division III winner vs. Thursday Dec. 1. at 11:30 54 p.m. Division IV Finals Wed. Division IV winner Averages for the men's am. and Friday Dec. 2. at Wizzards 53 Senior Select Hickory Nuts vs. Seahawks p.m. iifiitittitiitt Aerobics team range from 159 to 2:30 p.m. at Western 34 Pro Shop vs. Wizzards Finals 196. Averages for the Lanes. For more informa- Easy Sleazy 51 Kappa 7 p.m. Monday. Dec. 5 p.m. Room 2| 1. women's team range from tion contact Gwen Shep- Alpha 47 Winners of Thursday's tiittiwitiitit Monday 6 112 to 163. pard at 884-1528. Pro Shop70 Dioxins 52 Games ‘

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human Steve Pope The answer is true. But IntramuralEditor how many of you know what a false double foul is? “Oh man. what a rotten A false double foul oc~ call!" “You 58:- ref. you curs if a foul is followed by must be blind! Foul! What another foul during the foul?" same sequence. How many times have Most intramural officials you heard these lines? If have a clear concept of the you are a basketball fan. rules of the game.- Howev- you've probably heard er. the NCAA seems to them plenty of times. You change its rules each have probably even used season. ‘ them before. This season all fouls. It is not uncommon to except player control fouls. hear these statements at during the last two most any basketball game minutes of the game carry from a junior high school a two shot penalty rather Wolfpack Fans rivalry to the NBA cham- than a one-and-one oppor- pionship. tunity. However. did you ever The purpose of this rule Best of the Rockies salutes think about how the person is to eliminate the pressure who is on the receiving end on officials to determine if of these attacks feels? a foul was intentional or the Best Fans1n the Nation Probably not. not. This rule also makes Basketball is probably it more difficult for trailing one of the most difficult teams to catch up late in The Wolfpack fans sports to officiate. With the game by fouling. only two officials on the Given all this. officials court during intramural are going to make bad brave cold, wet games. it is impossible to calls. see everything. How many times have Officials in the Intramu- ‘ you seen an Atlantic Coast weather and long ral-Recreational Sports Conference official blow a Department are recruited. call? How did you feel lines just to get trained and payed by the about it? department. “Too many people come Officials who show an out here (intramural tickets for football interest in officiating games) and expect the games must first sign up at game to be called like on and basketball the department office. TV." said one unidentified They must then attend a official. “In the ACC. they clinic designed to familiar- have three highly trained games. The ize them with the rules of and experienced officials the game and re- out there. Here. we have sponsibilities of the official. two students. You just enthusiasm and Finally, each official re- can't expect it to be the ceives $3.35 per hour for same.” spirit that the his or her services. Each time down court During the clinic. of- there is something hap- ficials are shown a film pening that the officials fans exhibit at describing the general re- must notice. It doesn't sponsibilities of officiating make any difference which the game often followed by a discussion of way a call goes. Someone is basketball rules. always unhappy. Intramural games are It is very difficult to look can change a loss played under current for a foul with the player NCAA rules only no shooting and then detect a dunking or attempted push off by another player to a victory. dunking is allowed. A on the rebound. player is ejected for at~ Anyone who has wat- temptinga dunk. ched a basketball game can Officials must also take a understand how difficult true or false test which officiating a game can be. '5—”.'u,,.‘_ evaluates their knowledge Next time. put yourself in of the rules. For example. the postion of the official try to answer this ques- and try and understand tion. In case of a false why he made the call. And double foul. each foul car- remember. no one is ries the penalty of the foul. perfect.

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Strong Midshipmen gun do wn Wolfpack Aa'dreMiller — that is. until Navy's Sports Writer score of 1.431 was posted. State’s rifle team suf- Although the air rifle fered its t loss of the situation was strange. the season at he hands of the smallbore results were Naval Academy Nov. 19 at even more unexpected. the Midshipmen’s home Navy's match-high 4.400 range in Annapolis. Md. was well below what it All competitors fired a normally shoots. and if the full-course (120 shots with Midshipmen would have the .22 caliber rifle) and a been beaten had State shot asp ' 40-shot air rifle (.177 cali- what it did the week before ber. pellet) stage for a total at The Citadel(4.403). ( Each of these advertised items is r uired to be reedll l I of 1.600 possible points. “We missed our best ADVIRIISED sale at or below the advertised price“lIt each AIP Storeyasaexceptableasor Navy's four-man total of chance in years to beat 3-3 ”E ' p ) '( ' specifically notedIn this ad. | 5.831 was enough to defeat Navy soundly." State coach the Wolfpack. which shot a John Reynolds said. “Now cnvemnuSAT.DEc. saraarnl RALEIGH below-par 5.786. that they know we have WWII-FORM mmsneraamsasoam The Pack found trouble the potential to beat them. matching the Midshipmen they'll be more prepared in their specialty. air rifle. when we shoot against Although its smallbore them again in February." seoreii have been improv- For the second time this ing. it was not expected year Dolan Shosf and that State could match up Keith Miller alternated as '\‘-.. to Navy in the .22 caliber the top Pack shooter. Staff photo bySamAderns phase. Miller led State in State's top five riflers include: (kneeling) Iruce Cox. Keith Miller; (standing) John Thomas. When State's shooters smallbore with a 1.113 and John Hildebrand and Dolan Shoat. came off the firing line was second in air rifle at in the fourth spot was John Morrison. performed well 1,008 and 344. Innes they had done what they 365. Shoat complemented Hildebrand with totals off individually with scores of rounded out the Pack per- anticipated — beaten Navy Miller's performance by 1.063 smallbore and 348 air 1.113 and 363. formances with a 976 in air rifle and lost to them firing a 1.095 smallbore and rifle. smallbore and 329 airrifle. iiiillii in smallbore. The manner a personal-best 367 air Also participating in the Firing in reserve for Irii in which they did this was rifle. match was William 8: State were sophomores State has one more op- interesting. though. The Freshman John Thomas Mary. whom the Pack easi- Bruce Cox and Sean Innes portunity to get in a good Pack's 1.438 air rifle was posted scores of 1.077 in ly defeated. Their totals of and freshman Bobby performance this semester i\$‘6t one of the lowest scores smallbore and 358 in air 4.196 smallbore and 1.349 Whatley. Cox finished the when it travels to um”,,_ that it has fired this year. rifle. Both scores bettered air rifle were not competi- day with tallies of 1.046 Williamsburg. Va. Satur- WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF séj:f${f;‘f\W and the State riflers his previous performance tive in the team match. and 344. followed by day to take on William 8: thought they were outdone against The Citadel. Firing One Indian shooter. Eric Whatley with scores of Mary. New York 87 Computerized schedulinlnothing but crock strlp WHOLE (16-20 LB. AVG.) Lack of NFL parity prompts one-man strike Basketball season didn't team stinks up the league game. that never submit to SAVE 1.01 LB. SAVE 31‘LB come a minute too soon for one season. it's rewarded this perversion of the me..The World Series is a with a high draft pick and a American way and that Chuck Boast distant memory. and my much easier schedule the never want to suffer WESTERNGRAIN FED BEEF NFL season ended three BRUCE next year. through the embarrass- weeks ago. This is the exact op- ment of an opening-round I should explain my in- posite of what should playoff disaster against the BONELESS tolerance for professional WINKWORTH happen. but the NFL obvi- Washingtons or Dallases of football. I began to grow ously doesn't care. The the world. bored with the NFL in the N league's belief is that if a My teams use up their early '70s. and the league few different teams make disasters in the real NFL has done little since then to Opinion Editor the playoffs each year. fan season the regular win me back. Then came glimpses at the TV in one the world the league could interest will be greatly season. Teams like the the final blow. of my favorite watering devise an equitable tie- increased. and maybe the New Orleans Saints of About seven years ago. holes. but the numbers in breaking system for the fans won't notice that two three years ago known ' NFL commissioner Pete the standings and the re- playoffs. so all 28 teams or three of those new to their fans as the Aints Roselle announced that the sults in the playoffs speak would have to be invited. playoff teams stink to high are the teams that turn league was going to com- for themselves. It doesn't That creates another pro- heavens. me on. You can really get puterize its schedules in take a football genius to blem. Four teams would It doesn't seem to mat- behind a team whose fans order to obtain parity. The see what's goingon. have to receive byes. and ter that this is a grave show up at the games with league's stated objective in There's a matter of deciding which four could insult to the intelligence of paper bags on their heads. this move was to make the principle involved here. create the same problems the average fan. The They don't make 'em like divisional races more excit- and I have to stand up — as devising a tie-breaker average NFL fan is evi- the Aints any more. They ing and to get some dif- or sit down —- for what I system. dently well below having were the definitive bad ferent teams in the believe to be an injustice to The resulting mess his intelligence insulted. NFL team. the prototype. playoffs. but I‘ve never fans. With the exception of would do wonders for the T h e p r o o f i s The Baltimore Colts :Ies Wh' bought that argument and last year's strike. which I league's sagging television overwhelming that the tried to duplicate the Aints EASTeERNG WIN never will. I take it for the thoroughly enjoyed. we ratings. and even I would parity rip-off will never prowess by hiring Frank crock it really is. have seen nothing re- have to watch. I wouldn't work. and that mediocre Kush. a mallet-head of a For my money. com- sembling parity in the miss something like that teams have no business in coach who promptly had O5... 99%“; puterized parity is nothing NFL. so I have organized a unless there was a good the playoffs. Not that I the Colts goosestepping to 5....99“ more than mediocrity, and one-man fan strike. movie or a game show on mind. If that's the way the a miserable season in his «3167009,? what little I've seen of the Right after the “com- another channel. league wants it. that's the very first year there. But it NFL in the ensuing years puterized parity" scam was Of course. none of that is way it will have it. didn't last. This season. the has done nothing to change announced by the league. I likely to ever happen. For my part. however. I Colts have achieved parity SAVE 21. «Savins’s SAVE 20‘ my mind. The only parity decided I would come back meaning the NFL's parity no longer root for any NFL and could be honored by to be found in the NFL is to the NFL when it scheme is nothing more team that sques to having their clocks cleaned Pillsbury Flour Morton Pot Pies in the inflated win totals of achieved its stated goal — than one big fraud. de- this socialist subversion of in the first round of the PLAIN BREAD-S5ELF RISING CHICKEN3BEEI TURKEY some of the league's more total parity. That means all signed to hype TV ratings American professional playoffs. average and infinitely 28 teams have to finish by getting weaker teams sports. My teams are the boringteams. each season with identical into the playoffs. If your ones that never win a (see.‘Only. page10) 0/. I must admit that what 8-8 records. I'll settle for little NFL action I've seen nothing less. blag doesn't amount to much What a playoff scenario more than highlights on that would be. For ESPN and drunken starters. there is no way in PROFESSORS SAVE 15‘ EACH smkelymGolden Pack grapplers PREPARING SPRING CLASSES? CREAIED STYLEWHOLE KENNEL F__ may contend for

national honors SAVE 10‘Ba SAVE 81.11 (continuedfrompage 7) the Pack is good enough to waldOI'fBaTissue Coca Cola win the national champion- vidual experience." he said. ship. PRINT ASSORTED DIETCOKE'SDRITI ~IQI‘I'MEICOYE‘LIU “There really was no team “I feel our chances of IVLITER competition." winning a national title Ii-pACK Thacker and Mondragon rest solely on our desire 2 IO PLUS DEPOSIT took individual titles in and willingness to do what GOODONLYIN RALEIGH their respective weight we have to to be good." he pk9 classes. ‘ said. “We were pleased with “We do have a lot of From fully bound custom notebooks to a few the team's overall perfor- talent on this team but our pages of duplicated notes, Course-Pak reduces save as? GOLD REGISTER TAPES FOR mance and especially the main goal is to establish performance of some of our ourselves as a perennial student costs while offering you great freedom freshmen.” Guzzosaid. top 10 or top 20 team. I think this is the highest we to select class readings. State battled Winston- have been ranked in the “firm-4‘ . Salem State Tuesday night preseason. at the Rams' gymnasium. “We just want to be (SEE STORE FOR DETAILS) Guzzo admits that the consistant and finish in the No Charge To Professor Or Department ‘ Wolfpack is a national top 10. which we have done contender but is not sure if for the last several years." {II-III..- A&P COUPO§----n---= Available At Convenient Locations 7 WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE YOU CAN amouzodmrculrdecision North Carolina State University 0 Universit of North Carolina 5 Senior Citizens Discount i DEFEND ON. that’s made easier by the Ralei hapel Hill women ofthe Fleming Center. Counselors areavail- 832-1 96 933-2679 I museum . ableday and night to support and understand you. 3008 Hillsborough 105 No. Columbia I Your safety. comfort and privacy are assured by the E WW caring staff of the Fleming Center. SERVICES: I Tuesday — SaturdayAbortionAppointmentsI 1 stSt Call For An Appointment With Our Campus Representative Em anaemia ...I 2nd Trimester Abortions up to 18 Weeks I Free Pregnancy Tests I Very Early Pregnancy TestsI All Inclusive Fees I insurance Accepted I CALL 781- 1905 POOLE RD. 2420 WVCLIFFE RD. 201 E. HA‘ F ST. 5550 DAY OR NIGHT I Health are. counseling and 1 527 PLAZA CIRCLE 5426 SIX FORKS RD. education torwo 4031 OLD WAKE FOREST RD. 2712 HILLSIOROUGH ST. '“°"°'°“°?°"“i=userteMIN 1 0 I November 30. 1983 I Technician I Sports

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DEVIN STEELE F000 lION Shuarts.Ehditor State's men roundballera have trouble getting up for are at it again — knocking many teams. It could have off Top 20 opposition on a reverse effect on its These pnces good3ihru neutral courts faster than opposition. Let's hope not. Saiurdav Decem 1983 you can say Akeem Ola- juwon. The Wolfpack women's Forget the magic. The team, which has resided in Wolfpack is a definite the Top 20 for seven years threat to any team in the without a week's absence. country. At least the has handled the pressure pollsters finally think so. well. This week. the Pack Sunday's 65-60 victory women are ranked No. 10. over lOth-ranked Arkansas Maryland No. 9 and Clem— in the Great Alaska son No. 19. Shootout finals propelled With so many polls out 98¢... 2“. the Pack from the depths already. I thought I'd give of the “sleeper" category my two points' worth and Fresh Daily - 5 lbs. PIIII 0r Mm to the Top 10 elite. State try my hand at the ratings USDA choioI BIIf loin Crisp charged in at No. 7 in the game. AP polls this week. UPI's first poll will come out next Steele's Studs week. 1. Bragaw North Why all the hullabaloo 2. Kentucky over the Top 20? In bas- 3. Sam and Michael Ground Iceberg ketball. post-season bids 4. Georgetown and national championships 5. Iowa aren't decided by the 6. Keith Lee and Co. pollsters. as they are" in 7. Maryland collegiate football. Hoop— 8. How ’boutthat Pack ball ratings are superficial. 9. K00!and the Gang but important. The weekly 10. Akeem's Dreamin' lettuce polls create general inter- Team L Beef, est in the sport. measure 11. Michigan State teams in the eyes of 12. Arkansas coaches and writers and 13. Brainstorm yield prestige to the teams 14. UCLAns included. 15. LSU How will a Top 20 rating 16. Gawgia affect State and its oppo 17. New York Yankees nents come hardwood 18. Boston College time? It could be a 19. Louisville psychological disadvantage 20. Wake Forest to the Pack players. Without an “underdog" ‘J.R. (not Ewing) is not label. which has nearly eligible for Top 20 consid- 139 become a synonym of eration due to parking 219 $2 79 £499* ”Wolfpack". State may probation. Pkg. If 6- I2 03.. GIII 1 [list Bottles - carton If 1.5 lllsr- Chills. "III. III II 3 than chills. lilac. III Rm. IIIIIIII. Only Super Dud l’alrsfl can turn writer’s Coca Oarllo Méalin” Fig. If 11 Or. can 9.8. ti. attention to NFL as well root for a Old Milwaukee (continuedfrompage 9) powerhouse like the New L ola Rossi Wine A York Giants. I went 10 weeks before My only hope now is that my 1983 NFL season this year's Super Bowl is a ended. That was when the Super Dud. just like most Houston Oilers a dismal of them have been. No team but not in the same event in the history of mold as my beloved Aints sports has consistently somehow blew it all by failed to live up to its beating the Detroit pre-game hype like the Bengals. Super Bowl. But that's my The week before. the last chance to salvage Tampa Bay Buccaneers something out of this 99¢ 695 beat the Minnesota football season. 99p 99¢ Vikings. My last two hopes And so it is that I QIIrt 6.5 0:. - It. chIIII TIII. IIOil down the tubes. It was all welcome the coming of 22 Ounce 32 Ounce over. If I’m going to root basketball season. Not one for teams that win. I might JFG Chicken minute too soon. Dove Del Monte Mayonnaise Okpodu heads LiquId ‘ lby PI, ".29 Caisup Why Pay s1.19 all-A CC squad 9% GREENSBORO State Jeffries. Okpodu and Wake forward Sam Okpodu. last Forest‘s Mark Erwin. y e a r s A C C Four of the league's Player-of-the-Year. Duke seven coaches received at midfielder Ken Lolla. least one vote for Clemson's goalkeeper Coach-of-the-Year with Jamie Swanner and de- Rennie collecting three of fender Adubarie Otorubio the seven. Clemson's LM. 5 9¢ Super/WIS! head up the 1983 all-ACC Ibrahim two and Bruce soccer team as voted by Arena of Virginia and 201°" 5/‘1 league coaches. Wake Forest's George 18.5 0:. - Betty Greek" 303 cu - SiIkIly QPIII- IP11 6.5 0r. - liverhehIOBII/I‘lll/‘Olf8 tliIIII Otorubio. a first-team Kennedy. one each. all-America last season. has Erwin. the 1983 ACC been named the conference scoring cha p with a re- cake Mixes » Fruit Cocktail l’age l'oilei Tissue Bright Eyes Out Food Player~of~the—Year. while cord 36 goa s this season. Duke mentor John Rennie. was the top vote-getter the winningest coach in among forwards on the .4-ilk—k Blue Devil history. won all~ACC second team. and 99¢ 2/89I 1?:‘(9 2” Coach-of-the-Year honors. is joined by Virginia's Lara-3hi ”firs.,a 3/89. Rounding out the first George Gelnovatch and 49 OIIII to OIIII \‘xaia-r M 02. .0.FeedChoppedIIIMIIII Ilast 1 lb. - Food [in team are forwards Tom State's all-America Chris Kain of Duke and Mark Ogu. Desmond Armstrong Jeno's Pizza fl Kalltan Margarine Qua rs Devey of North Carolina. of Maryland. Sam Owoh of midfielders Maxwell State and North Carolina's Amatasiro and Eric Billy Hartman earned Eichmann. both of Clem- spots on the team at mid- IIV son. and defenders Mike field, while Rob Steward of U Jeffries of Duke. Jay Virginia. John Fink of Ainslie of North Carolina. Maryland. Paul Ahearne of Pete Coles of Clemson and Duke, Voga Wallace of State's Frank Moniedafe. Virginia and Clemson’s Coles and Moniedafe tied Charlie Morgan make up in the balloting and have the second team defense. § both been named to the Duke's Pat Johnston is the "9 Sheets - Ply lIrgI IIIIIIfIl FIIIh first team. All-ACC second team Okpodu. who finished goalkeeper. this year with 12 goals and Other players receiving So-Dri Holida Q Florida ‘t 10 assists. received 60 mention in the All-ACC :74» points in the voting. Lolla balloting include forwards l’oinseflIas tallied 64. Otorubio 92 and Sean McCoy of Duke and ‘ Tangerines r Swanner 36 in the Jeff Gaffney of Virginia. SAVE '2.00 goalkeeper voting. midfielders Mike Fiocco of The voting for North Carolina and David 0 Player-of—the-Year was McDaniel of Duke. defend- I 0 tight with only Otorubio ers Jim Poff of North receiving two votes. The Carolina and Bakty Barber other five votes were split of State and Cavalier 6800 EVERYDAY LOW PRICES between Eichmann. Kain. goalkeeper Steve Baer. PLEASE READ THIS

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Mr. E.R.IAIRE food to State's students. Bell of friends to enjoy good conver- graduated from Florida State sation and a hearty plate of ribs How often have we college with a degree in restaurant and with all the trimmings on a students been plagued with the hotel management. After several chilly. winter night. . problem of feeding ourselves on years as head of food service at Mr. Ribs pays attention to a budget and feeling that we got St. Mary's College. Bell opened detail. providing friendly service our money's worth? For most of his first Mr. Ribs in 1988. He also and reasonable prices.. which is us. this is something that is faced started the first real night club something you don't usually get daily (OK. hourly).’especially on on Hillsborough Street that with a cold burger handed to you the weekends. Bob Bell and same year known as The Scene. through your car window as you Peggy Capps. the gracious pro- Then, as now. Bell gets nothing fidget to get the change from prietors of Mr. Ribs. understand but prime cuts of midwestern your pockets. For about the this and stand ever ready to beef shipped in from Chicago. same price as a fast food places. assist anyone who comes in to The beef ribs are some of the you certainly get much more. lay away some palatable. well- most tasteful to be found any- Mr. Ribs is open daily and prepared provisions. where. In fact. Mr. Ribs was the accepts credit cards as well as Bob Bell is no stranger to first restaurant to introduce beef providing a take out service. All Raleigh or to providing good ribs to this area. in all. Mr. Ribs provides exactly Not only are the ribs savory. what students need — a good but the bar-b-que chicken. location (3001 Hillsborough). dis- charcoaled burgers and variety tinctive food and excellent of sandwiches are all delectable service. Stop in and let Bob and as well. The atmosphere is cozy. Peggy serve you. Your taste relaxed and personable — just buds and pocket book will be the place for a date or for group glad you did.

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Ira David Wood1s moving up BARBARA SCHERZER Wood was bumped upfrom a daily player to a weekly player Editor's Note: This article has and given a contract. “It was all run 1'11 the so new to me. I wasn't tired or bored." he commented as his Leader eyes became animated. “I felt The rasp in actor Ira David very comfortable there (on the Wood's voice was real. His set). It was like I was born in it. I normally soft southern knew what to do with the drawl almost like. well, wardrobe and the makeup. It Scrooge. Our conversation was just great!" ocurred at the end of a frenetic Life wasn’t always that terrif- week for Wood during which he ic for Wood. He was born and wrapped up some Raleigh the— raised in Enfield. an agricultural ater business before jetting to community. However. he had no California for a fortnight. How- Iaspirations to be a farmer. As a ever. he returned in time for the child.. his parents remained gala North Carolina premiere of supportive of his artistic en- the movie which altered his deavors so that Wood gravitated personal and professional life -— toward his first love. acting. Brainstorm. “There was a lot of sensitivity Brainstorm. for newcomers to and creativity in the family." he the state or for the matter to the stated. A trace of pain briefly planet. is the late Natalie Wood's etched his face as he reminisced. last movie. It was filmed two “Wanting to practice the piano years ago in various locations instead of football in a rural throughout North Carolina in- town. you’re setting yourself up cluding Research Triangle Park. for some kind of weird looks and Pinehurst and Kill Devil Hill. some kind of criticisms and The movie is a science fiction things. tale and the special effects are “Sometimes you're different said to be impressive. The and odd because you would impact of Brainstorm on David rather play the violin than Wood could be described using practice football. I think we lose the same adjective. a lot of our talent because of This 35-year-old native North that." Carolinian. who appears to be at , Woo'ds talent wasn‘t lost. He least 10 years younger. was attended the N.C. School of the working production as assistant Arts and polished his performing to the casting director. His skills with a four year run as a previous exposure to filmmaking lead actor in the outdoor drama, was limited to work behind the The Lost Colony. in Manteo. He camera. He had no designs to act played Sir Walter Raleigh for professional careers of actor. confided. “What I have to say is was a story there. This is what in the picture. two years and Old Tom for two director and playwright. if I get one scene or two scenes the poeple are going to pick up." ”I was more interested in years. Wood holds the distinction In contrast to his myriad stage and I have a flash. then I have to Movies can be edited. Howev- working production. working of being the only actor in the appearances. his onscreen time do the best I can with a few er, Wood‘s feelings about the- behind the cameras because I history of the show who has in Brainstorm is restricted. Orig seconds (of film). That few sec- ater. to be specific. T.I.P.. have felt I could learn more that way played both lead roles. In 1973. inally Wood performed in four onds of closeup is going to be not been edited since his film than to get out and act." he said. he founded Theatre In The Park scenes. His bedroom sequence seen by millions of people. It's a debut. He is adamnant about “I really had made up my mind.” (T.I.P.) in Raleigh and currently with Natalie has hit the cutting very important flash in terms of returning to Raleigh regardless Director Trumbull convinced serves as its artistic director. room floor (due to her death) and the industry and what it can of what happens to him in Wood to read for a part only Via his introduction to the film will never be seen by the mean to you. Hollywood. after assuring him that he could industry. a whole new phase in movie-goer. This does not appear Now I'm happy that i played it “1 was just very happy with work both production and act in Wood‘s life has opened. He to upset him. (his scenes) with my eyes and a live theater. and I think that I the film. Wood finally agreed to presently divides his time be- “That (editing) has to do with kind of inner emotion. When I will always be a part of ii e perform in front of the camera. tween North Carolina and other things that I have no ook at Christopher (Walken) or (See ‘Wood. p. 4) His role was initially scripted California pursuing his various control over as a performer." he when I looked at Natalie. there to be a security guard. After an hour long meeting with Natalie Wood (during which she covertly auditioned him). his part was Sunday December 4 soon changed to a less formal l type. She approved David as her 3 and 8 pm onoscreen lover. apresentiontJatkflammfl He recalled the actress with The Capital City Series takes place fondness. “Natalie was very kind ORIGINAL downtown in Raleugh's MemonalAud1tonum and sweet." Wood admitted. ms “She gave me good angles (cam- Thirteen superlative mu51cuans undei the era). She invited me to be around d1rectlon of narrator/conductor Dave her more maybe because of my Fulmei periorman excmngtum olthecen- role. She was always very .tury Christmas Specual l0r tr"- entire lamnly sweet." SILVER CORNET BAND complete wnth gazebo and authentic cos~ Wood's original scene with w tumes Natalie had no dialogue at all. Tlckets:NCSU Center Stage Box Office Although everything was a novel Mon~Fri. 10am-6pm. Dec 3:1pm-4pm. experience for him. he never felt Call 737-3104Mem- uneasy. HOMETOWN [HRISTMM orial Auditorium “I didn't have time to get Box Office: Dec 4. nervous." he stated. “The pro- 1pm until showtime. ducer saw the rushes and said. MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA Call ‘who is that guy?’ 80 they wrote more scenes and gave me dia- logue.” 4mmso, ices/immater-

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Don’t miss Nate and ANDY PIERCE into stars. Jones is rugged as any since Goldfinger. Peasc is enough to wield a sword and a conscienceless man who roams The most important prere- charming enought to woo the the South pacific islands kidnap- quisite for a movie to be good is ladies. _ ping natives for the slave whether or not it is entertaining. The plot of “Nate and Hayes" markets. The enmity between Nate and Hayes is highly enter- concerns the betrothed couple Hayes and Pease seems perfectly taining and just plain fun. The Hayes is delivering to a South reasonable; during a fight Hayes film is a no-holds-barred tribute Pacific island. where they are to separated Pease from his to the days of ships with sails. be married and become manhood by means of a pistol. In when a man with daring could missionaries. Nate (Michael a raid on the island where Nate have great adventures and make O‘Keefe) is a tight-lipped. blue- and Sophie have come to live. a fortune in the process. Bully nosed young minister who is Pease kidnaps her. It is then that Hayes is such a man. For a price. marching with grim stalwartness we learn that Nate is made of Hayes will carry anything. any~ to his future among the hea- stern stuff himself. as he join where. except slaves. He is a thens. The first time we see him. Hayes in the search for the man who has his own brand of O'Keefe is in the grip of raging. woman they both love. O'Keefe's honor. He never rapes. cheats an seasickness. hanging over the wonderful mix of boyish in- honest man. or kills anyone who ship's rail. He is primly and nocence and naive. youthful exu- doesn't have it coming. So when rigidly determined to maintain berance makes Nate plausible. he bends the law a little. we his dignity in front of the dainty We're with him all the way. don't mind. maybe we're even a little fiance. Sophie (Jenny Sea- The action is non-stop as little envious. He is not an grove). She is the picture of together they confront fierce anti-hero. but an adventurous Victorian propriety. as she cannibals. the Kaiser's navy and scalaway with a hero’s heart. stands beside him, pretending their ironclad. and the malicious not to notice the wretched Peaae and his motley crew. The Tommy Lee Jones indignity of his condition. Under script is very good. It‘s full of Wood (Calminer's Daughter. Eyes of Sophie’s cool exterior beats the light-hearted oneliners done with Brainstorm. So many of these Laura Mars) plays Hayes with smoldering heart of a flesh and just enought tongue-in-cheek to (From p. 3) local people never even think of spirit and a twinkle in his eye. A blood woman who is attracted to make sure the movie doesn't theater. I think it would be actors as going to the bathroom. less skilled actor might have Hayes. Seagrove is a true take itself too seriously. We terrific to be able to make say These are 'movie stars.’ " been tempted to overact. making beauty, much deeper than the aren't asked to believe the story. one or two movies a year. To With the national release of the Hayes character into a vacant-eyed starlets who are a just to sit back and pretend that earn enough money to really be Brainstorm. Wood may not in- broadly gesturing buffoon. Jones dime a dozen in the movie it might have happened. The able to go back and work in stantaneously become a movie was an excellent choice for the business. Her eyes sparkle with acting is spirited. and the scen- regional companies and theaters. star. but he will gain widespread role. bringing to it that same passion and steel. She should go ery is gorgeous. Go to the but pay your bills by doing a recognition and some measure of good-natured masculine brash- far. Imperial in Cary some evening. movie and getting that exposure. national fame. He is not con- ness and comic timing that made Hayes' adversary is Mr. Pease let your imagination loose. and “If I'm lucky enough to devel- cerned about the pressures of Sean Connery and Burt Reynolds (Max Phillips) as gleeful a villain have fun. op some kind of reputation in the the limelight. industry. I want people to know "I’m not into drugs. I'm not an 0.0.0.9.000000000000000000099...... that I'm coming back here. I'm alcoholic. I can booze with the working in this theater (T.I.P.) or best of them." he confessed with in Raleigh so that the young a chuckle. “I don’t have those people can see me that I'm dirty kind of weaknesses so I don’t and cranky and that I’m a think that's going to be a GROUCHO’S person. You‘ve got good days problem. I'm old enough now." and you‘ve got bad days. I go to “Like Belushi (John) —— he Raleigh’s Hottest Nightspot the bathroom like everybody couldn't handle the fame and the else. drugs and the responsibility and OPEN TUESDAY “There are people who don't everything that went with it. I accept that. You look at Natalie feel like I can handle it. I hope Join Groucho for a FREE DRAFT Wood or Louise Fletcher and I'm right in assuming that there FREE DRAFT till 10:00PM these people who came for won‘t be that much change." Members in Free till 10:00 50¢ Bottle Beer till 11:00. WEDNESDAY NORTH CAROLINA Ladies get in Free from 8 - 10 PM Everybody gets FREE DRAFT from ~ 10 THURSDAY Beat the Clock Night 45¢ Bottle Beer till 10:00 PM 75¢ Bottle Beer till 11:00 FRIDAY Happy Hour 7 - 9 PM $1.00 Buckets Groucho’s is SATURDAY a private club. Special for Members Membership Applications Party Night available at the door. 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k synthesizers with Todd reputation that only keeps gain- never finds romantic peace. he (From p. 8} Rundgren doing some production ing momentum. doesn't quit. and the listener CCR trite and cliched. One of the best work for the band. The music at It is Mitch Easter. as the isn't left feeling gloomy, but half debut albumsofthe year. times is overpowering and such musician and composer. who has laughingat the cynicism. Green River It is usually proven that songs as "Johnny Too Bad" and remained relatively inactive re— The EP also works well groups learn a great deal from “Live for Today" are great songs cently but has triumphed in because of the bright music CRAIG DEAN their first album how to with the brass added. The whole talents with his band Let's which backs the vocals. Hunter improve the songwriting. the album should have the same Active and the group’s debut EP. and Romweber blend well No. this is not a new level of playing. style, and that tempo Afoot. Along with Faye Hunter together on backing vocals Creedence Clearwater Revival most of the mistakes. if any are Is Nothing Sacred1s a letdown on bass and Sara Romweber on besides providing the rhythm album. Green River and the six made on the first album. The album from such a powerful drums. Easter has put together a and melodies. On “Every Word other original Creedence albums Lords were seasoned musicians group. The experience and the collection of impecable pop songs Means No," the three vocalists have just besen re-released by so they weren’t in the situation talent is there and this band that is emotionally intense as harmonize well also. Romweber's Fantasy records. to make mistakes. Now comes doesn't need musical tricks to be well as entertaining. percussion stands out CCR. the all-time number 2 the next album and I find myself successful— just higher ideals. Afoot is filled with strong particularily on “Make Up with chart position champion. was one asking why did they wait to the melodies and songwriting. and at Me." of the most popular American second album to take the fall. the heart of it all. outstanding Listening to the EP. one can bands of the 60's. Is Nothing Sacred. the group's Let’s Active psoduction. The blending of can detect shades of the dB's, Green River. an album Rolling second release. is a collection of Easter's guitar and vocals with with the crisp guitar work inlaid Stone gave five stars to. was fun synth and guitar numbers Hunter's bass and Romweber's in the vocals. But. Let's Active their first number 1 album on that (once listened to) doesn’t Afoot percussion is subtle yet sacri- sacrifices to nobody’s style. the ‘f2‘Billboard‘fl‘ charts. Songs entice the listener to flip over fices no sound. Its the blending coming across very original. like the title cut. "Lodi." and record and.play the other side. of the vocals with the music that Considering Easter's varied “Bad Moon Rising" are now The main problem stems from stands out. On the EP. Easter production past. it would be classics in American rock. the lack of deviation in the music sings the role of the broken- seemingly hard to avoid imita- I'm not going to actually and the use of worn subject hearted protagonist wearing tion. but Easter has enough review this album because it's matter — sex and girls. sex and hisheart foralltosee. talenttodo so. been out for 14 years. Instead. dispair, dispair and girls — the Easter's boyish vocals are The freshness. brightness and I'd like to say that this is a list goes on but the contents perfect for the downtrodden originality of this band stands as quality reproduction. a rarity never change. parts of tales of teenage romance l incredible. Afoot is the kind of with re-releases (for example. Now. if this was a new band. and heartbreak. The EP opens record that will have you singing MCA’s re~released Who albums these guys could be given a with “Every Word Means No." along after one play. This is the‘ rot). break -— write it off as. lack of which immediately sets the tone cutting edge of pop and a It's nice to be able to appreci- experience. However. this band of the EP. In the song Easter testament to Easter's originality. ate quality classics such as Green is capable of so much more that looks at relationships at the We can expect to hear much River. which gives us a chance to to fall into the sex. drugs and breaking point and pleads for more from this trio. relive the popular R 81 rock‘n'roll subject automode that reconciliation. Though the hero Blrockabilly sound of Creedence ruins many upstarts. Clearwater Revival. 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