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Volume LXX, Number 8 Friday, September 16, 1988 Raleigh, Editorial 737-2411 lAdvertiSini 737—2029

Hurricane path Tox1c fumes fill eyed by NCSU students, staff campus buildings By Don Munk Senior Staff Writer By Paul Woolverton side because they left their books News Editor behind when they left their lab in Satellite photographs of Hurricane Daniels. Gilbert's destructive march through Over 300 people were evacuated “We heard this funny noise,” the Caribbean are recorded in the from four north campus buildings Stitzinger said. “Our lab instructor memory of a computer system in Wednesday afternoon after workers went out in the hall and came back NC. State‘s department of Marine. ruptured a natural gas line at the and said, ‘Oh, there's a fire alarm."' Earth and Atmospheric Screnccs. Page Hall Addition construction Both students were irritated about Meteorology professor Charles site. leaving their books. Anderson and doctoral candidate Also, about 100 students and staff “Really, we should have grabbed Kevin Schrab have temporarily members were forced to leave the them before we left," Stevens said. dedicated their computer system to Hillsborough Building across from Neil Bengston, a computer sci- capturing images of the hurricane DH. Hill Library after a chemical ence professor, was forced to leave and displaying them on an over» spill released poisonous gases his Daniels office because of the sized televrsion screen in Room throughout the building. accident. He said the evacuation 204 Withers Hall for the benefit of Between 30 and 40 people were was cam'ed out without problems or students. faculty and staff. forced to evacuate Biltmore Labs panic. A steady stream of visitors has Thursday morning after a plastic “Since I‘ve been here, there have watched the hurricane's progress container of nitric acid burst, spray- been various alarms from time to since it swept over Jamaica earlier ing acid on the walls and ceiling of time. It’s usually pretty leisurely," this week. Schrab said. a laboratory. he said. Visitors still can see images of the No injuries were reported in any Anderson said the accident’s tim- storm's center sweeping Jamaica ofthe accidents. ing made Public Safety’5 job easier. and proceeding towards the The natural gas leak occurred just “It happened when we were in the Yucatan Peninsula because the pic- before 2 pm. Wednesday, Sgt. Joice middle of a class change.” she said. tures are stored in computer memo— Anderson ofPublic Safety said. “So we got to the people before The ., they could get into the buildings. Thursday afternoon. the images Public Safety's hazardous materials That helped a lot.” showed the hurricane off the coast division, Physical Plant personnel Public Safety started allowing of the Yucatan Peninsula in the and the Public Service Co. of North people back into the buildings Scorr JACKSON/STAFF Gulf of Mexico. The images are Carolina arrived soon after to cap around 3:25 pm. Kevin Kimball makes use of the evacuation from Withers to study his geology, updated at three hour intervals. the leak. Just as the excitement at Page was The predicted path of the hurri- Anderson said the main threat dying down, officers responded to lounge. “In high concentrations, it can be ond floor when the accident hap- cane shows that it will hit the from a natural gas leak is a fire or another emergency at the The reaction caused the cleaners fatal." Pecarina said. pened. southern tip of Texas, at explosion. Hillsborough Building. to backfire, and acid splattered out He said Life Safety personnel “It smelled like burning rubber," Brownsville. Schrab said be plotted Public Safety immediately evacu- Officials evacuated the of the sink and onto the lounge’s examined the building and the said the junior psychology major. the predicted path from latitude and ated surrounding streets. Page Hall, Computing Center after a chemical walls and ceiling. found the concentrations below the Michael Garvrn. a computer pro- longitude data provided by the Daniels Hall, Withers Hall and the spill in the basement sent poisonous The plumber was not injured by fatal and flammable levels. grammer, was in the basement. National Hurricane (‘enter in 1911 building were evacuated gases wafting through the building. the accident. Pecarina said people breathing the The sophomore in computer sci~ Miami. around 2:20 pm. as the gas spread. Rosalind Reid, or N.C. State’s “The man heard the reaction and gases “up to a certain point may cnce said. “A couple of people The satellite pictures show the Students in those buildings Information Services, said the spill got out of the room" before the acid feel nauseated, have headaches, started coughing and stuff, so wc spiral shape of the hurricane, and received an unexpected afternoon was the result of a reaction between sprayed, she said. typical symptoms like these.“ went upstairs." texture of the uppermost clouds. off from class, but not all enjoyed the Cobra drain cleaner used by a Robert Pecarina, a hazardous He said Public Safety evacuated He said Public Safety pulled the Land masses have been outlined for it. Physical Plant plumber, and the waste manager for Public Safety. the building to be on the safe side. fire alami and emptied the building easy viewing. Kim Stitzinger, a junior studying chemical base in a drain cleaner said the sulfuric acid gases in the in case there were any scvcrc dan- about 20 minutes later. ln some sequences, a computer philosophy, and Tom Stevens. a someone apparently used earlier to building could be flammable if the gers. junior in biology, had to wait out- unstop a sink in the building‘s staff concentrations were high enough. Debbie Strickland was on the sec- Si'r' GAS, page 2 See, UNIVERSITY, page 2

Jury indictsN-CSU professor

Barney Huang charged with attempted rape By Hunter George Observer reported Wednesday. Assistant News Editor The woman charged that Huang attacked her after bringing her upstairs to see his Persian rugs, the N&O An NC. State professor was indicted by a Wake said. County Grand Jury Monday on charges of attempted The victim said he pinned her down three times and rape and assault involving a family friend. attempted to assault her sexually. according to the Barney Huang, 58, a professor in the division of uni- paper. She said she escaped once by biting Huang's ear. versity studies, was indicted on charges of attempted When he let her go, she took her son and left the resi— second—degree rape and assault on a fema‘e. dence. The indictment is the most recent legal issue concem- University Counsel Becky French told the N&O that ing Huang. The professor is involved in a federal suit Huang was suspended with pay the day after the proba- that charges the university with job discrimination. ble cause hearing, partly as a result of the charges. Huang could not be reached for cement Thursday. All university officials contacted Thursday referred The professor was arrested June 21 after a family calls to French, who could not be reached for comment. friend brought charges against him for assault. He was Huang’s case is pending and he has not yet been released on $3.000 bond. issued a court date, a Superior Court spokeswoman said The court appointed an attorney to Huang because he Thursday. is currently being protected by bankruptcy claims, Huang’s suit against the university will be heard in according to court reports. US. District Court on Oct. 3. The discrimination suit The victim said at a July 14 probable cause hearing stems from Chancellor Bruce Poulton's 1986 order that that she had taken her son to the Huang residence to Huang be transferred from the College of Agriculture swim with the professor’s children, the News and and Life Sciences to the division of university studies. Friends of the Library names author of the year By Tlna Aggarwal some connection to NCSU, she library staff. She has been given a Staff Writer said. room at DH. Hill library for Gibbons, a native of Nash County, research and writing. Award-winning novelist Kaye attended NCSU for two years Gibbons will speak at library Gibbons was named the first author before transferring to UNC—Chapel functions and give presentations to of the year in the university’s Hill. the staff. She also will be invited to MIKE RUSSEL/STAFF Friends of the Library program. She received international recog- attend all library social functions. Barry Partridge breaks cinder-blocks at a Tai-KwanDo demonstration Thursday afternoon. The Author of the Year award was nition for her first novel, “Ellen NCSU's libraries will promote established as part of the library's Foster," published in 1987 by this program nationally, which celebration of its centennial year in Algonquin books of Chapel Hill. should provide the library some 1989. In France, the novel reached num- recognition, Nutter said. Campus needs remodeling with TNT The program. thought to be ber five on the best seller list. Award recipients are chosen based unique among academic libraries. Paramount Pictures recently pur— on merit and promise as a writer. By now you've heard about Ihc when Riddick was a stadium will assist in fostering the careers of chased the motion picture option for said Jinnie Davis, assistant to gas leak that forced the evacuation instead of a parking lot and every new authors, said Susan Nutter, the book. Nutter in planning and develop- of Withers Hall and neighl'ioring one were uniforms to class. N.C. State's director of libraries. Gibbons' second novel, “A ment. The author of the year should buildings. Evidently we came clos- Passengers riding through campus “We hope this program will Virtuous Woman," will be released already be recognized as a good cr to creating some vast new open Jeff on the Amtrak trains, though, prob— increase the public’s awareness of in April. She currently is working author, she added. space than any planning conunw ably think "cow college" instead of the caliber of North Carolina writ— on a third book. Gibbons was lecturing in Durham sion ever wrll. Cherry “worldclas's university" when they ers," Nutter said. As author of the year, Gibbons this week. and was unavailable for One of my more aesthetically see the smokestack. Universities The award recipients should have will be treated as a member of the comment. minded friends comincntcd that have chapels and belltowers for Perhaps it woulda't have bccn such landmarks. Factories have a disaster for the general Llppt'ill phrase (hour-ho Marx. I never for smokestacks ance of campus if the L'nlll't.‘ build get i building, but in your case I'll Not all campus eyesore-s are old. Hotline helps headaches ing had been lcvclcd. make an L'\L't'pllttll. (‘asc in point is the abominable I’m generally not in favor oi Number one on thc list Is thc Ricks Hall Annex. This mod By Tonya McLaurln the department because they have a Inside urban renewal through the tlsc ot Steam Plant and its associated ernistic amalgam of glass and Staff Writer higher stress level than other stu gas explosions. It tends to be some stnokcstack Sure ll sctycs a Vital beige colored brick walls squats dents, Borden said. NCSU students want to what messy. and the building's function for campus, but does it between Ricks Hall and the l9“ It's not easy being a freshman at a llc also added that freshmen are he the best tailgating occupants usually are only given have to be surrounded by aban Budding like an unwanted child. large university, but it doesn't have “bounced around" four depantnent school in the rountry. about one minute's advance noticc dotted aid rusting machinery like Butlt when Windows were out of to be terrible either. to department when simple ques- find out why. to vacate the premises. some sort of technological grave vogue, it seem :rirringly out of N.C. State's Department ot ll()Il\ nccd to bc answered, SlDETRAC-ZS/PACE Tl But there arc sonic places in our yard" Wall-tiny by ll cxci) day on place amidst the tumrofvthc ccntu~ Student Development established a Thc llcadacht‘ llotlinc already has railroad biscctcd utopui that ultcrly the way to class i\ cnough to makc ry buildings ringing the ("mm of Headache Hotline for frcshmcn. icccivcd calls from freshmen con dcscrvc to be blown to kingdom you willing to forgo your dormitory North (‘rirohnti Tightly shochorned Staff members: will answer cullcrs‘ t'crntng \chcilulcs, room changes llit‘ Vlest‘ loiwsIHMti- conic, wrth lllt‘ll' dcsigncis |ll\t(lt' room's radiator rind niakc do with between ll\ neighboring butldings, questions and try to make thcni lt't'l illltl l'i'lcphonii chistration rivalry is lllt' longest At a dollar pct htk with .i sir-rigi- bonfires and lots oi b‘mnkcts in ll \cctns to be hiding from the rcst comfortable with their new sur Ati'css (‘ontputcri/cd Scheduling running \t‘flt‘\ in tin- llilllllllt'l (ll t'lt‘\\li.ll. lllt‘ lllll\"l\ll‘5 t'\i.li.iiigc to! II\ lt‘lllti\.ll oi cillllpll\_ \slllt'll isn't such .1 bad roundings, said Michael R. But‘tlctt, (IR/H '3) \l‘lllll rats:- l'lll‘lll'll inonc‘. ilcinol l‘\cn ‘AUIV.’ l\ thi' \Ilittht‘\i.ltl\ iilca assistant director for Studi-nl liniilcn Milli hc want. to .insui'c Stati- rm tilfl liiioks islnrr' tin-ac \lllli llllt“. in haul nit ~\illl Stdtc (Vltlll'jlt‘ row". on otic \l} l.l\l t.llltlltldl(‘ tor dcxlruction Development, SPORIS’PAfil 4 :ill lllt‘ iubhlc. hi'iny Hi 'J'llit' topsoil \ltlt' Sonic nnuht think ll .i quaint Freshmen arc it mam t'h'ltt'lll vi w. lll‘. \IlvU 'Hl‘l. [Iiiifi' .‘ and plant sonic Al_.mi-tx l..: pun. ii'iaiinilci of MN i‘m‘nl will ai.i\u \Il'i' VF“... [mgr _‘ 2 September 16, I988 lerhnit ian News tug. causing the container to burst, Gas ousts class he said. New gateway University professors chart hurricane “It's not an unusual kind of acciv ('uritimu'd from page / dent." he said. To prevent this sort of accrdent in will blend well Life Safety and Raleigh l-ire the future. filleman said. lab per— Department personnel set up large sonnel WIII put holes in the jugs' with farm unit fans to ventilate the butlding, and lids wrth hoses running to the the students and employees were exhaust hoods. This action should Cominuedfrom page I allowed back in around 5 p.m. vent the gases inside the jugs and pllhIlL Safety woke up to still prevent undue pressures from isn't actually one butlding. but a more accidents Thursday morning building up in the first place. group of decrepit. rundown struc» when another chemical spill Public Safety let people back in tures. Perched on the southwest Scott Funk shows occurred in Burlington Labs. the building around 9 a.m., but edge of campus near the intersec- son Brian Hurricane Tom I€lleman. head of the Nuclear lzlleman said the lab will remain tion of Gorman and Western Gilbert in Withers Engineering Department. said that closed until it can be cleaned. It Boulevard, the group includes an 204 meteorology lab. during the night a four~gallon plas should reopen early next week, he old Quonset hut, a farmhouse and tic tug of nitric acrd ruptured. said. several tractor-trailers scattered MICHAEL STEELE/STAFF spraying aCid all over a lab. Public Safety responded to yet about. I.ab personnel called Public another possible gas leak Thursday On campus maps. this cluster is Safety after they discovered the aftemoon at Gardner Hall, howev- cryptically referred to as Farm Unit mess in the morning. er. inspectors and technicians 5. Sounds like the name of some The acrd was waste, leftover from immediately went to the site and socialistic agricultural commune. experiments to detemnne radioac- found no evidence of a leak. Where are Farm Units L4? tivity of environmental materials, “Some things smell like gas when Probably somewhere in the Soviet so officers evacuated the building there‘s actually no problem," said Union. while they checked for radiation. Martha Windham, a staff assistant The enormous aluminum gate- The radioactivity was “not in any for Public Safety. “We never know. way the Alumni Association is Continuedfrom page I said. level that is con.idereu'harmful in “It's better to get there fast and planning to build at this intersec— The N( St! scientists get the pictures from a weather any way, 'lilleman said.”Its way leave than to not get there and have tion should blend in well with all colorized the original black and white satellite images center in Wisconsin via a computer-to-computer tele— down below background levels." a problem.“ the farm buildings. Maybe they to show areas of cool temperature and high moisture. phone hookup. High pressures built up inside the could scatter a few aluminum cows Schrab said the spiral shape of the hurricane torms‘ 'l"he Wisconsin center receives the images from the around. because "feeder storms" flow into the center in a spi— GOES—7 satellite. which stays over the Caribbean area The Yeast Principle states that raling motion. by matching its orbit speed with the speed of the Headaches learn to use the library. talk to rep- bureaucracies such as universities He said he receives wind speed and barometric pres- Earth's rotation, Schrab said. resentatives from various colleges are a lot like bread dough. They sure reports gathered by reconnaissance airplanes fly- Normally, he said, the computer system will track Continuedfrom page I about majors, along With other rise to fill any available space. ing through the center, or eye, of the storm. thunderstorms capable of producing tornadoes. activities. If we got rid of these ugly build- A report at 9 am. Thursday showed winds of 120 His research group is testing models to predict tor- freshmen that the hotline will The hotline is open to all students. ings, we'd find out whether this miles per hour (MPH) with gusts of I40 MPH, Schrab nadoes, he said. answer almost anything. but Borden said it is especially for nile works in reverse. But the program doesn’t stop the freshmen. 1 there. Students can call the hotline at Plans are in the works to help stu- 737-2443 between 1 p.m. and 4 dents “be excned about being a p.m.. Monday through Friday. freshman," Borden said. A reliable staff of people is there One option may be a course for to answer questions. not give stu- r freshmen that would help them dents a runaround. Borden said. Lake Boone Shopping Center Just Off The Beltlne On Lake Boone Troll Restaurant :.. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT WEEKENDS ““““““““““““““‘“““““““““““ KARL E. KNUDSEN ATTORNEY AT LAW a . a». 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News from the edge of jazz MICRO During t‘m» early ’otis Stan Getz took over the Jazz world withBrazilianhis historicAsmd Gilberto.team-up withThe Bow Richie Jones pours a beer for a friend prior to the Wolfpack football season opener at Carter-Finley Stadium. . Nova beat ruled with Getz’s sax ‘ blowing deep on “The Girl From rpanema " And now Get; _. .7 _. is set to retake the jazz kingdom Joe with his latest collaboration. corey Stan and Bernard Getz’s “The Theme to Pany Peter Gunn" is a favors-"i modertt day (has sic. Who would h.l\t thought that pair ‘ tng up a saxophone With a Saturday Night Special would have such an of 1 feet on modern mum" ‘ Such classics as "Mother (‘an You ‘_ - Spare a Dime,‘ "Iwo Bass Hitf live 1 Spot Blues" and “Stormy Weather“ 1 are all tackled in harsh tau urban l feel * Bemard‘s \t (1| tilltiitiss nit I‘l‘lt‘ l ' I" “— ‘— -._ -‘_‘ V .. v ‘— I- v.“— . ..__.. {Theme to Death Wish and "I‘he (at pulls into the ( .t‘lt‘lt‘l‘lt'lnlev Stadium parking .‘Theme tn-‘l’rn Drivcri- bring tears to lot, and its occupants spill out onto dirt and grass; .- . . . I 'myMyeyespawn“,Sitt‘h ”mm.emotion h “M, ,m i Trunks and hatchbacks open. Grills begin to smolder, 'A‘ Train." when to bring on the l radios hlfll‘f’ and bf)?!” TOPS snap reprise, Betnard shouts. You dont , . .. . . t / look so bad. heitt's dlltilllcl'r ’l‘l'llh ’5 A Pr€r¢CIlllSll€ '0 WOHPJ( k l()(lll')dll Strike up tlit hm A legend n ”us is tailgating. born “ / -~—~— 7- .._._ ”w” Before the Show .lung-auto, -s the pregame. activity. pin 4 it) says Dave Snyder. a returning pan time student After llll‘dll‘v ,ut'llttli: ,t \i'ul at the t'lfllln.\ "l't'ent an Nt State alumnus "It‘s a tradition Another student complains that he and his friends “sat Bobby McFerriii show iast Tuesday. of socializing before the game We continue to keep on the Interstate tor 45 minutes " my first thought was. Why is Bruce the tradition going But once drinks start flowmg and food starts t‘OUItlllg. Hornsby and the Range playing ovei "We've been doing this for six years from fraternity traffic and the cares of daily life slip into obliVion the loudspeakers" to alumni." adds his friend. Tom. who joined the pany “It‘s like the worlds largest outdoor cocktail party," This is supposed to be .i tau. shoe for this year's season opener with Western Carolina says NCSlI student Tim Walker. and if Hornsby is t'uttsideied ia/z. Since State football began and perhaps since sta To pass time. parking lot quanerbacks lob a few (‘oke era" and has been tailgating ever since someone ought to change the on non wagons were invented — pigskin tans have con footballs. throwing with one hand with a beer clutched While the battle may be fierce on the field, fans trom trance requirements gregated outside stadium gates to eat. drink and be in the other. both schools get together in the parking lot in tail I can almost hear Sting slipping in merry Their stomaches stuffed with chicken, students Dave gait. lucas adds. for his aSWCWH‘" “llll Bl'dlm’rd Thai is. ot course, it they can get to the parking lot Snyder and Mark Mendenhall toss a Frisbee. artfully "We brought Western Carolina tans iii the same tutr Marsalis and (ill Evans But at all. missing hapless passers~by. Ilidn‘t even bother us." he says Hornsby‘.’ loathe ptobleitts. which usually accompany mayor After tailgating for seven years. Snyder says he and l‘tni Dolan, a graduate student in lll\ltll) has an Ital In the program. Mcl‘cri'in lists football games. have. forced some fans into the his family have cultivated tastes for certain tailgate tan but practical —« twist in his tailgate cuisine. Miles Davis's “Bitches Bren" as tht to prevent starvation foods Whlt‘h are “Bojangles and whatever Mom reason he got ittto the sound So whx tailgating htthit "th'Hht’nls brings (‘htt‘k’t'ii titil. lint l emit lasagna " IH' couldn't the person in charge of the Dave 'l‘lioine, a I954 Nr‘SU graduate. says he began brought." says, "Lots of good pasta to soak up the alcohol be music play this'.’ tailgating in I958. when traffic became a real hassle. His father tailgates only once or twice a year and fore the game." And the young utupies lll llll' gtutlt A trat'fit pom following that season‘s State (‘arolinzI prefers hotdogs. hamburgers and chips. Snyder adds And yes some fans do more than inst mi t‘lllt ken and ence biotighi lllt'l' l'slll\ to the shim match tip kept l‘horne waiting lll his car for hours. Seltlptoclatmed experts Trent and Tom say their fa» hamburgers. One tailgater. who dctltned to gut‘ his One partitulat ll“»llljJ muplt- brought 'W» dPt‘thfid (next tune.) to take enough food to l-tsi " vnnte tailgate food is “hamburgers the all American name says bourbon is his favorite food their infant and sat up tront. This year 'l'horite and his family . two sons also ate meal. And we'xe got baked beans and chili on the 'Belore (Couch Dick) Sheiidaii lAJs llt:lt'_ you had I‘.‘ A5 500" as the show “med mg NCSU alumni traveled from Atlanta to attend the Coleman stove." drink." says NCSU alumnus Jay Pusey t infant started battling l‘lie couple season opener. .We d prefer ‘0'”!er but we re 0" a ‘30"‘58‘3 budget. "(Former coach Tom) Reed required lots of numhtng tried to pacify it. htti every so often For the season opener, the gates to the Caner-Finley his brother adds. up.“ Godzilla Jr. would start up again. parking lot remained closed until 4:30 pm. creating Jimmy Lucas and friends. all teachers at Hunt High See 'l'ailgatt-rs. page 9 \Nhatctei happened l-‘tthitg lllt' lines of waiting cars all the way to the Beltline And School in Wilson. say chicken is their food of choice kids with a sitter" Stiit-ly a It) month those who came out early to get a head start on the for tailgating. They set up a card table and chairs on Stoty by lulll ()lsctt Old baby Isl“! going In .ttistit'lw much pregame festivities were not happy the lawn to eat from this cultural '“W'll' "I‘m pissed. betaUse they wouldn‘t let us iii until I ucas says he started the ritual “back in the tea and Photos by Man K;i\\'.itiislii 5n- ( ‘riiitu. page 9

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Clemson and Holtz There is an old saying that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. If so, then roadbuilders in the netberworld must be working overtime thanks to the NCAA and Proposition 48. Under Proposition 48, a recruit must score at least 700 on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and maintain a C aver- age in high school in order to be eligible as a freshman. An Associated Press poll found that 213 out of 274, or 77 percent, of players affected by Proposition 48 were black. This poll casts an unneces» sary shadow on black athletes and blacks in general. Proposition 48 itself is an attempt by the NCAA to tackle what is really a societal prob— lem: decreasing educational standards in the . I find it difficult to believe that in a society that puts so much emphasis on sports over _ WDY TAVion/STAFF academics, we punish a person Steve Salley runs through a hole against Western down, recovered from a 1986-season-ending knee for following the route to what Carolina. Salley, who rushed for 12 yards and one touch— injury.He also missed the 1987 season. he believes is a practical means to making a living, no matter how unrealistic the goal may be. At the same time, some of alley sees bowl bid in Pack's future his classmates enter college with little or no knowledge of By Scott Deuel Bowl that season, but he was High School. Sallev rushed for Assignments Editor unable to play. Salley is six feet tall and weighs geography, history or litera- 2'“ G: 1,864 yards at the tailback position 218 pounds ture. The fullback suffered a knee He led his team to a runner up tin Salim plated in State s last victo The AP poll also brings up injury against Duke that forced him ish in the state 4 A championship rv against Fast (‘arolina another issue. ls the SAT an Steve Salley is looking forward to to miss not only the . but Our number one game against Greensboro Page in that accurate barometer of college the Wolfpack's meeting with the the entire 1987 season as well. goal is to win the game, he rushed seven times for :6 success? Studies have shown Demon Deacons of Wake Forest In 1986. he carried the ball 64 During his senior year in high yards. He would like to have anoth- the SAT is culturally biased in Saturday night: 22/ , " times for 282 yards, caught nine ACC and go to school, Salley scored 26 touch- er shot at the Pirates. favor of whites. The SAT “I’m really passes for 103 yards and scored the Citrus Bowl. downs. His junior season, he rushed “ECU was one of our biggest e c i t e d three touchdowns, including a 45- for over 700 yards and scored 14 games of the season." Salley said. should be junked. Still, admit- We have to play touchdowns, seven rushing and “1 wish we could come to an agree tance to college should be about the yardcr in States 35—34 win against seven receivmg. based on more than simply Wake Forest UNC—Chapcl llili. to the best mom. 1 know players down there graduating from high school. g a m e , " This year against Western Salley was a three—sport lettemian. and tip here who would like to see Surely a test that determines Salley said. Carolina, Sheridan substituted of our ability. He played football. and that game back on schedule." students‘ preparation for col- “ B i 1 l Salley for Mal Crite on long pass» ran track at the Fayetteville high State has been picked to finish no lege more accurately and fairly Dooley has ing situations. He gained 15 yards Steve Salley school. higher than third and as low as f.fth can be developed. a solid pro- in States 45%) Victory over Western NCSU senior On the basketball team. Salley in the ACC Salley is certain the Overall, Proposition 48 and gram, and Carolina. averaged six points and Park is dr‘slint‘d fut" some glory this the SAT are well-intentioned they should “The coaches arc bringing inc fullback on 1988 rebounds a game as a senior. He year concepts that, in the long run, be tough. Steve Salley along slowly because of the knee also competed on the track team in “Our niimherone goal is to win will not keep athletes from A.J. Greene injury 1 had last year." Salley said. four relay events at Byrd: the 100- the A("(" and go to the Citrus being exploited. is a great ballplayer." ”I‘ll probably alternate with (‘rite 1:199: meter, ZOO-meter. and the 4 x 100 Bowl." he said 'We have to play to Salley last faced the Demon and Dan llaycs at fullback against "()iir defense is pretty good, and meter and 4 x 200»meter relays. the best of out ability If our Duke's 31—26 win over Deacons in 1986. He carried the Wake on Saturday night." should do the job on Saturday," Salley. a communications major. defense holds tip and the offense Tennessee was good for the ball six times for 26 yards and had Wake l-orest. led by passing W111? Salley said. "in practice this past lifts-weights once a week during the scores. then 1 think we could go ACC and for the Blue Devils. one reception for 11 yards iii that Mtkc lfilkins, Will bring a 270 week. the defense looked great." season. He does this in an effort to undefeated That's how good 1 think With any luck, maybe Duke game. State went to the Peach record into (‘artcrr Finley Stadium In his senior year at Douglas Byrd build his upper body strength we are." coach Steve Spurrier will now quit crying about how his team didn't deserve to be picked last State—Wake History in the conference by the media. Sheridan: Squad Still, two games does not a season make. Especially if the teams are Northwestern, a Big Ten team whose only purpose that controls line is to make the conference grad- uation rate look good, and Tennessee, an SEC team that is will win Saturday almost always overrated each year By Lisa Coston of battles. He has learned to run the Sports Editor option very well, like (former State Was anyone as disappointed quaiterback Erik) Kramer did. about the final score of the NC. State head football coach “He makes good decisions. has UNC—Oklahoma game last Dick Sheridan said the team that CAL'L‘llL‘lll vision, and reads the cov— week as I was? To tell the controls the line of scrimmage will erage vcry well. He has .all the truth, I hoped that Carolina win Saturday night‘s State Wake important intangible qualities". would get blown out of the Forest matchut l’reston Poag will lead State's state. Unfortunately, the score Wake Forest “frustrated" the Pat k ot'fcnsc against a tough secondary. was the same as last year, 28-0. last season. racking up 404 yards to \sliith icattires free safety lii'nie I’m also pretty sure that the State’s 234 on the way to a 21 i l’tii‘tislcy Sheridan said Purnslcy is renovations to Kenan Stadium victory. (inc of thc top defensive backs Slate look fine, but to hear Tar Heel “Wake dominated us on both sidt-s w ill tatc this .scason. propagandist Woody Durham of the football. They JUS! stuck it to ()nc plus Sheridan sees for the tell it. broadcasting the game us. and rammed the ball down out gainc is that Statc's quarterback from there is a quasi-religious throats," Sheridan said Monday at a situation is “lurthci‘ along than it experience. His first. perhaps? press conference at the Woll‘patk \s as last scar" against Wake Forest 0... Center. llow qtiaitcibacks Poag. Shanc Predictions for two important Sheridan said Wake l‘tHL'sl is a Montgomery and (‘hai‘lcs games: much better team than the one that ancnport split playing [mic is not State versus Wake Forest: physically dominated Statc last )t'tti lilc illtisl important factor iii the The 1904 State football team poses for team picture in tront of Putien Hall Dooley's Deacs have played and added he is anxtons to sec how ganic. he said. well against their first two the Pack matches up against tlit- "We must do a bcttcr tob one on opponents, Villanova and Deacons. onc ot handling their dctcnsiic lllinois State. both l-AA teams. “We know we're a qiiickci tcani liont t1 ast _\ctiit we got whipped 82nd meeting State looked good against than we were last year.“ llt' said. and Il thc) win those battles again Western Carolina two weeks “1‘m anxious to see if w c‘rc it docsii‘t matter what wc‘rc tiying ago. although it seems like two strongernwhether we can hire tip todoollcttschlv" Pack, Wake continue series Saturday that started iii 1895 years ago. For the Pack. play- and Stop their powct' game. We \ttitc has bad a neck oft since 11\ ing Wake Forest with their think we‘re stronger. but we iiascii't opcninu .t‘. (i \\111 over Westcin By Dwuan June losing sti‘cak. all o1 lllt‘lll to I'M" fire total scori- newfound romance with the been tested yct. This gaiiit- will ( .111'lllid Scpt. i. and Sheridan said Stan Writer lioin thc thicc gaincs was do ti option game won‘t be like answer many questions." this lllllt‘ oil has gtwn coaches .r 'l‘lic sttcak would end when [\tk M played Wake playing WCU, out Villanova hitclltlult prtitsi‘tl \Vttist' l‘t'tk“.1ls lltlllt c to toiicct tlic tiiisttikcs they It bcgan in 1895 and the team Was not known as lhc game was a dciciisiic sti‘iigglc and the two and lllinois State are hardly in offense for its scrsatility and abiliti saw against the ('atainoiints l'lic \.(' Sititc. but N.(". Agricultural and Mechanical tciitns battled to a l -1 tic l‘hc he would be the first the same class as State. Pack to look for defensive W‘Caklit‘sscs fruits in piactttc has been on _\ ( ,\t&' M Bart Gatling took his ot sl.\ in the Wake l‘tiix‘sl \- t’ State rivalry. by 10. ‘ Wake Forest head coach Bill sticngtiicning fundamentals, rathci stiiiail out onto a leveled section of Pullcn l’nik ll uiiitlll 1‘: 21. :yctits lit‘ltilc‘ AGIM would mcct (‘lcmson versus Florida Dooley's increasing emphasis on than on tdedHill' specifically tot ,iuttinsi thc Vvake lvorest Institute ”scrubs," accord Wakc l-orcst again and this time .-\&M would ban: State the option Will chailciigc Stiitc's lllt' “.tkt‘ t‘alilt‘. int: to liill licc/cl) ‘s novel “W’olfpack.” .1 ncw toach. Mickc} \Nhitchtirst took (Ht‘l' as My iootnmatc says that defense. Sheridan said. .‘s'ciiioi lit t‘st't‘ls till ii.i\ tiistI éll‘it‘ii lilt' \ (‘ \&.‘\1 had new uniforms for the otcassion :‘ttk M's hcad L'U'dLll lli With and his first \ictoi\ (‘1ciiison is a “coachless tcam " quarterback Mike lilkins will dirctt lt‘Jill “1111' 1” 1k'\|l\l‘1 llt‘lll 111111111“. lhc tcain had .|ll\l switched fr. .ii pink and bliic tini .lL'tllllsl \Vtikc l'orcst \kllllltl lic his last Wllllt’lllllsl,- be right. but 1'11 go the Deacon attack I iiti'liackci (‘l;t\ton ilcni}. tltltiitl toiiiis to brown and white. (J itting was in his fourth llc may uW‘C‘VU £111 :1 [it"llClltlHUS ili'lltltilll lath c llaitiitiotitl .1ll’il llankci ,\.1.r’ ‘st‘tll .it the llt‘llil art-l thc team was on a tht‘cc fitllllt‘ \t 't \L\,\‘. [’ii‘g’t page 1‘} oi rcspcct fo: Mikc likiiis 11c li.; . .i .hr'i’ "UL-1],. tniiftdcnt an. and ltc“ bccn til .i 1-4 \\ l'.l-,K./t.1c.' fr September 16, 1988 Technician Sports 5

I Women s soccer team shuts caBrkeyI-ee', ' a». out Third-ranked Wolfpack whips second—ranked .9;a, . , . Bears, prepares for George Mason Saturday BY Joey Wotford and put together a few scoring opportunities that the Staff Writer Wolfpack defense quelled before any serious threat could develop. State’s third-ranked women's soccer team continued their. domination of top ten clubs as they downed the State sweeper stopped one potential prevxously undefeated and second-ranked Bears of the score when she literally ran over one UC-B forward as University of Califomia-Berkeley by a score of 3—0 Thursday. she prepared to shoot. In the final ten minutes of the game. State coach Larry The Pack dominated play in the first period with crisp Gross encouraged his team to run harder and they passing and effective ball control while also containing responded with their third goal of the game. Freshman the Bears’ all-American striker Joy Biefield. halfback Alana Craft drove the right sideline and float~ Sophomore tallied just 8:38 into ed a perfect cross tO Laura Kerrigan, who headed the the match with a looping shot over the outstretched ball past the goalkeeper. arms of goalie Lynn Gassaway. Fabienne Gareau pro- Coach Gross has been extremely impressed with his vided the assist by dribbling to the left of the goal and team’s play so far. drawing the defenders. She then pushed the ball to the “We've far exceeded my wildest expectations," he wide-open Hooper who uncorked her score from 16— said. “When I made the schedule I wanted our players yards out. to be tested under heavy competition. “I thought that after our first seven games I‘d be very Gareau added a score of her own at 23:19 when, on satisfied if we came out 4-3. To be undefeated and another Hooper shot, Berkeley's keeper was unable to unscored upon against the competition we’ve faced is a handle the blast and Gareau placed the rebound in the great surprise and a credit to the way our team has back of the net. played unselfishly and intelligently." . In the second half, the Pack offense played with less For the season, the Wolfpack has outscored its oppo- MICHAELPROPST/STAFF Intensity as the effects of a grueling weekend trip to nents 13-0 in five wins_all against top ten teams. The Colorado College began to take their toll. The Bears. women play again Saturday at 2 pm. when eighth- Freshmen halfback Alana Craft (11) dribbles past Cal-Berkeley's Ann Rodebauugh and conversely, picked up the pace on their offensive end ranked George Mason comes to Method Road Stadium. Winnie Burns. Craft scored State's third goal in the Pack's 3-0 win at Method Road StadIum.

Women's cross-country team preseason number one; men rebuilding By Stacy Bilotta are approaching the 1988 season in two very different and earn a trip to the NCAA finals in Iowa. Their Returning are SUZIC Tuffey. I985 National Champion. Staff Writer ways. The women are racing to national prominence, chances appear excellent because the core of Coach Broderick Award winner, and two time all-American; the men are rebuilding. Rollie Geiger‘s national runner-up team are back for Janet Smith. I984 ACC Champion and four time all- N.C State’s men’s and women’s cross country teams The women hope to retain the ACC Championship another season. See WOMEN, page 7 Found out where Kutztown is. It is than 33 and one less than 35, but packs a That’s right. Absolutely nothing. appear and that would only leave the candi- needs “the white redneck vote in eastern between Allentown and Harrisburg, wallop of a punch? dates. (Wonder if Duffy Strode. the preach~ North Carolina." Pennsylvania on U.S. Route 22. Boy, do we With all this Rapture stuff going on we ing boy, is still around.) feel stupid. If you plan to go up there, don’t Technician’s P’I‘S Game of the Week fea- weren’t sure that we would have a panel This week's guest is NC. State alumnus In all fairness, we are going to try to get sneeze. You may miss it. On a serious tip, tures Liberty at Eastern Illinois. Let's hope this week, let alone a guest panelist. We Lt. Governor Bob Jordan. who is also the Governor Jim Martin to be a guest panelist. we heard that Kutztown is a nice place to that Jerry Falwell builds a better football were probably more worried about losing Democratic gubernatorial candidate this be. program than his television program. The our panel than our guest because according year. We like Bob Jordan because there are ANSWER TO TRIVIA QUESTION: TRIVIA QUESTION: What’s one more winner of this week’s game gets nothing. to the Rapture. the good people would dis- some things he can't support because he UNC‘s number 34 IR. Reid.

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A&M scored first win against Deacons Week Off heals Pack (‘oiitinuerl from page 4 took a 28-3 win over Wake in 1910 The series will resume this a 15—yard touchdown with 37 sec— Continued from page 4 Bowdcn‘s Seminoles go home Ad. M's eighth head coach in lo and that year marked the beginning Saturday at Caner-Finley Stadium onds left in the game. Worthen should be ready to play without a new piece Of sod for years. compiled a 1271*! record in of 78 consecutive years of 3 Wake for the 82nd time. It is the longest Under new head coach Bill Saturday. Scott Adell is still side~ the graveyard. . . . CLEMSON two years. Forest~State game. continuous series in the State record Dooley, Wake Forest defeated State lined and Anthony Barbour has should win by just a few. The Red Terrors, as the team was Wake Forest would lose the next book. 21-3 at Groves Stadium in 1987. re—aggravated the hamstring pull That’s all for this week. Your known until the '20's. opened the seven contests and N.C. A&M The Pack would finish the season 4- suffered against WCU. teacher has probably walked in I‘IIIX season With a 251) victory would score 126 points against the The last time Wake Forest defeat~ 7. Coach Sheridan said if the Pack and is ready to start another against the Demon Deacons. Deacons while only giving up 12. ed State in Raleigh was in 1984, NOTES: State has only had two can make blocks on offense and snoozer of a class or give a pop Vihitehurst‘s squad would only State leads the series with a 46—29-6 taking a 24-15 victory. State defeat- winning seasons since World War 11 beat blocks on defense. they quiz or something, anyway. But I allow 11 points that season while record and has won 20 Of 28 games ed Wake in 1985 and 1986. after losing to Wake Forest. Monte should win. want to leave you with my: scoring 157 III seven games. They played against Wake since 1960. Kiffin's squad lost to Wake in 1980, “The Wake Forest game is how met Wake In the sixth game of the Wake remained in northern Wake In 1986, led the Pack 27-7, and finished the season with a I see our entire conference really. season and trounced the Deacs, 76« County until 1956. The Trustees of to a 42-38 victory at Caner-Finley 6-5 record. State, under , Both teams are going to go at it Lou Holtz Quote Of the Week: (1. the College accepted a proposal by Stadium. State scored 35 points in 1 st to the Deacons in 1975. but still tooth and nail.” “When all is said and done, Two years would pass before the the 2. Smith Reynolds Foundation the second half and won the game finished the season with a 7-4-1 usually more is said than done." two teams would meet again. A&M In 1946 to move to Winston-Salem. when Kramer hit Danny Peebles for record. Holtz Calvin’s commentary on above quote: Soccer, teams prepare for weekend play Continued from page 4 with the ACC and the Tigers -- This is especially true in By Scott Deuel Toumament, and currently stand at saves this year, and he has only until we play ’em. Bobby humanities course. Assrgnments Editor 3—! on the season. allowed eight goals. The Wolfpaek men’s and The fifth—ranked Duke Blue Their only loss came to Seton Hall The Wolfpaek has outscored its women‘s tennis teams travel to Devils will invade Method Road by a 5-3 margin. opponents by a 17 to 8 margin this Durham this weekend for the Big Soccer Stadium on Sunday at 2 Everyone on George Tarantini's year. Four Tournament. Teams from pin. to test the l3th—ranked N.C. squad is healthy and ready to play Tarantini’s squad should be ready Duke, Carolina and Virginia are WAWW State men’s soccer team. in the Atlantic Coast Conference for the Blue Devils, who were also scheduled to participate. Duke brings a Si) record to the opener. national champions in 1986. Each team is expected to send contest, and they defeated 19th— Henry Guttierez. Chris Szanto, “When we face Duke, we are fac- eight team members, although no ranked Seton Hall 4-0 for the and Dario Brose lead the Wolfpaek ing not only a great team, but one of team scores will be tabulated. Metropolitan Life Tournament in scoring this year. the best programs in the country,” Wolfpaek senior Alfonso Ochoa KROGER STORE ('hampionship last weekend. Gutierrez has accumulated 10 Tarantini said. is seeded number one in the top The Wolfpaek defeated Southern points, Szanto has 9 points. and Tickets are three dollars at the men's flight. He and freshman Glen (‘onnecticut 2-0 in their last match Brose has 8 points on the season. gate for the general public and gen- Philp of Australia are seeded sec- CARY at the Metropolitan Life Goalie Jim Cekanor has made 25 eral admission for students. ond in men’5 doubles. . 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Responsiblel5 month old son In my home about 20 hours/wk Kim Trawitz and Kim Dean. l zone6(over30words) ( 75) i 70) Non—smoker own transportation. reterences re Abortion_Clinic. Privato and“Confidential Along with this talented group. 165). i 60) l 55) l 50).-_L,I 45l . l quired 556~0324 care Weekend appointments available Words like "isanda count the same as I-800—433—2930 Coach Geiger considers this can be abbrevrated Without spaces such asunturnished‘‘wash dryandAC uncomplicated'count as one wordWordsPhoneThai Skiing enthusiasts 056 Sports is coming Math Tutoring by mail For inronnatlon write W year's recruiting class of Laurie numbers streetaddressesandpricescount asoneword SeeRateTableabove torsoonskitoshop.Raleighretailiull/port—rental —iime positions available QLson Box 433. Dublin NC 28332 Gomez of Ohio and Katrina Price Deadlinetoradis 12 p m theprevtous publicationday All adsmustbeprepaid Bringadto equipment dlcaunts & Benetits include clothing. Technician Classri'ieds, Suite 3125. NT‘SLI Student Center. resorts Apply in person atskiingTarrymoreprlvltedgesSquareatonareaUS PARKING. Privato spacos. Hail block ttortl of lllinois as "one of the nation's INanh E_0E_ T905591-»Library $300M Colt 382-5243 otter 69M or leave best." Gomez and Price were Do What Systems ls looking Student needed tor Portetlrnewarehouse Research papers H.276 availablel Catalog Kinney cross country national work. answer phones; real close toiorcampus,light ottlceon work Hours can be iiexible based upon cIOSs 5200 Research II322 Idaho. '206XT LA. 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Smith, Harbaugh and work reasonable rates 846—0489 atterl:00PM Pro_pertles 78l887710rtnterviow $4 50/hr )(fierl TTIOTCS Suzie Tuttoy AN EXPERTLY WORD PROCESSED term paper Early Childhood Swensens is now accepting applications tor Female roommafi noodod. Doesn't mind Carrahcr, to be successful Geiger thesrs or dissertation is guaranteed at Office working In Its AcademicEducationPreschoolmotorneeded- 5 days wait stall iounioin crew, dishwashers cooks and smoker or cats Private bedroom $200.00 believes that "we must have Bryan Roller, the men appear to Solutions! Editing by M Ed degreed stall also week $450 hour 2:30—6:00 Please call supervisors Apply dailyat 28“HiltsboroughSt Includes utilities Reneeor ParkerSST—5874 improvement from the sophomore available 2008 Hillsborough (next to Slaves ice 847 2877 The best part—time jobs excellent pay llexibie Female (30-40), (pretorably student) tor have a strong nucleus of runners. Cream), 8AM »-6PM M—F MCNISA 834-052. Eveningsand weekendsior lightdelivery in hours Be a pan or something new and exciting clean 2bedroom apt on quiet tree—lined street class." However. With the loss of all— Beat the competition with aprotessiondl greater Raleigh area Must have own car Coll Raleigh,LandlubbersOctoberSeatoodIOthRestaurantWe will beopeninglocatedinatNorththe near NCSU $I75 + 1/2 utll 782—0078“ Call He also cautioned that although Americans Pat Piper and Gavin resume and cover letter from Olllce Solutions to €56*9_3.t_Z-._. 2 _ ___ ,_._ intersection at Atlantic Ave and Spring Forest me' the expectations for this year's (iaynor. and Charlie Purser. the percent STUDENT DISCOUNT/ONE DAY SERVICE Good with children? Alter school program Accepting applications tor all posmons Call Rick Furnished basement oltlcloncy team are high, "the freshmen will status of the team is questionable. laser printing. permanent storage VISA/MC 2008 needs second teacher tor small class 3PM—6PM I_n Durham at 4938095 weekdays apartment—Includes cable wash/dry, utilities, yard time to develop into colic- Hillsborough (next to Steve‘s ice Cream) 834 goodpayl828—53 The Melting Pot Restaurant is now hiring work-oil Oberlin Road 3225 Days need Geiger is considering red—shirt- 7152 Government Jobs. 96.040 - s59,230/yr kitchen personnel Starting salaries at $500 per 848—8500. nights 78l—6859 giate level cross-country runner.» ing ilcncs, Taylor. Eicholtz. and Protesslonai typing. Quick-some while you Now hlnng your area. 1-805—881—8000, Ext. hour. Flexible working hours. it Interested call Date Malo roommate wantod In 3 Bdrm house. and with time will add strength to lxipcman. wail—most within 0—I day. Reasonable. Word R4488torcurrentFederallist. orRobertat832—4846. $150/mo, W utilities or S200/mo. tor Master the team." processor/Loserprinter. Barbara872—6414. Help Wanted; Drivers needed. $3 50/nr Visually Impaired Recreation Program gig/bath. Cali Jon 85l—7714 "It would be in the best interest TYPING/WORD PROCESSING: Letters, re stJO/Run,tips,flexiblehours. 82i—3356. needs Class—8 driver, $4.75/hr. Call Elizabeth or Male to share 28R/I bath duplex. blocks to Another key to succss will be tor the future of the program not sumes,etc. lBMreports.compatible;graduateletter papers,quality printer.mailingPick-uplabels, Highly motlvatod students seeking great 755—6640. campus. stab/mo. + 1/2 utilities. Contact Roy keeping the team injury-tree. to use (these athletes”) eligibility and delivery available. Please call Kathy at Income with Fortune 500 Company. Flexible Want to Work in North Raleigh? Cleaning 834—425I or833—4259 Tuffcy is coming off surgery this at this little." he said. 48l—II56. hours, salary plus commission, computer tamlllarl~ service needs controllers/foreman tor 2— hours Need tomato to rind and share nice 2 Bdrm/2 summer, Harbaugh is recovering If Geiger chooses to rcdshlrt ty and sales experience helprul. Coll Matt n_ightly Good pay and tlexlbllity 856—07I2 bath Apt or Tnhs. Fun neat, semi—serious student from a fr ‘. injury, and Gomez Is TYPING. Papers protessionally prepared on Warshaw persone-ta-person collect: Wanted: Court Maintenance and Pro—shop but likestopony 78l—7683 pan of the team. leadership would IBM PC/Wordpeitect Rates guaranteed to be to (212)—889—8880. help at the Raleigh Racquet Club Competitive Non—smoking tomato to share 28R duplex recovering from a leg injury. The have to come from Sccbcr. cents per page below going rate Minor revisions I'm tloxlbie with your availability! Eel? in wages Call Paul aptlyot8760847 apartmentstartingMid—October. 859—2852 only loss from the program is ”once. and Tucker. tree Accuracy guaranteed. Call Cindy at 469— person to Fred or Roseann at McDonalds ori Wanted: Frlend.y. conscientiousmoletor Apartment tor one w/loit Walk to NCSUI Stacy 8246 _ _ _. Hillsborough St 832—6091 sales position From Mtd—September through $275/rrio 237—697l collect threatime all-Conference This weekend both teams will WORDPROCESSING “'lts Academic Preschool' hiring permanent October Great position tar college student Atlantic beachOc‘oanlront oltlcloncy condo Bilotta. Bilotta is recovering travel in Wilmington to dcfcnd TYPING-—Lettersresumes Term papers Transcription port——tlme teachers and subs Min one your 54 50/hi For more Intormotion call846-3887 sleepstour SIOO/wkend, pool 782~213I from mono-nucleosis and will be Iltcii Scallawk lnvtlallonal cham- service available. Tandy PC. Call Write Type Word teachingexp required Coll48t—I744 WANTEDMature hard working Individuals Furnished basement oltlcloncy unable to compete this season. Processing 828—2821 lVEl‘S at Cary Village Mall now haso port—lime interested in wait and kitchen posllilons with apartment—Includes cable wash/dry utilities yard pionships. last year the men and PROCESSING Term papers, position available In the shoe salon Interested mgmi potential Hours ilexlbie and atmosphere work-oil Oberlin Road 3225 month. Days On the men's side. the emphasis women swept both the individual TYPING/WORDtheses dissertations resumes, cover letters. IBM applicants apply in person or call 469—I6II Ext lriendly Applyat Michaels 24I8 Hillsborough St 845-8500 nights 78l-6859 will be personal development. and team lillCS. equipment, laser printer VISA/MC Close to arSale The Pack returns four members of Geiger sees this first race "as a campus. ROGERS WORD SERVICE. 834-0000. Junior.Nationalsenior,Marketingor graduateilrmstudentseekstoambitiousmanage Persona ls last year’s national fifth place place for the athletes to assess 508 St Mary‘sSt top national compo FOR SALE: bar withtwo bar stools drawing—tack on--campusnles this semester.promotionsFlexibletor hours with earning SIOOOO or best otter Local call 556—5000. Technician personals should not contain explicit or team: 1987 ACC Champion and where they are in their training potential at $2,500. Call Judy c. or Myra at 9ryonor Paula, vulgar language, tull names, phone numbers or all—American Bob Hones. senior cycle and as a stepping-stone Help Wanted l—800—592—212l. -.__ Mary Kay Cosmetics complete skin care and street addresses. All replies should be directed to Jeff Taylor, fifth- year senior Kurt towards the major championships glamour techniques. See our new nail care and post ottlce boxes Replies to Technician should be Jason AIRLINES NOW HIRING. Flight Attendants, Travel help was. holiday gilt items. Ask about tree products Coll addressed Box '. Technician. PO. BOX 8808. Secbcr. and sophomore in November." Agents, Mechanics, Customer Service. Ustlngs. loadingNEAR plants,CAMPUS-Part—limematerials week—days & weekends Mabel Stolltngs 848—6568 NCSU, Raleigh NC 27695-8608 Eicholtz. A few of the athletes will not be Salaries lo st05k. Entry level positions. Call (1) Apply In person at Buchanans Nursery 5108 MOVING. MUST SELL Matching Couch/Chair Gayand peerandsupport,Lesbiancallstudentsthe NCSUForGaydiscreteand Lesbiansociois Also back from the 1987 season competing due to a variety of 805—687—6000 Ext.A—-4488. ‘ Blvd. (acrosstrain Neptunes Gallery). Earth lanes Plaid Newman 3195 00 I980 Datsun Community, serving NCSU since 198I Bill—9030, are junior Ron Tucker. red-shirt problems. On the men's team. Airline lobs SIZOOO-$100,OOO/.yr Flight Need person to clean 3—5 hrs/v' Time ZIOSL $99900 I986 Honda Shadow 500. 7—9PMweekdays freshman David Honca, and trans— Attendants, most other positions. Job Into/listings. tlexlbie, 35hour 782~213i sl_50000. Call Alon 782—6298/878—~8060 not Byers. with a stress fracture. and l~5I5—683——4000Ext8Y—4488. P/T Kennel help wanted. Weekends and tier. and ——_Slaves cheapT‘“numerous_--. styles._. i givingTired otyoumissingcompletemessages?messages?RoommatesLocal Raleigh fers Matt Byers and Paul Carpenter. with a blood disorder, Are you available Mon—Fri 3-5 or "-27 Do holidays 0 must. Call 847—8537, Mon.«Frl., $50.00- $15000 Call Dave782—8457. telephone number with 24 hour answering service. Carpenter. are questionable. you have dependable transportation? Turn this 9AM—5PMtorappointment 20Mb Hard Card tor PC/XTI Newt $450 or Only $8 33 per month. Call PAGE With the addition of firsl~ycar time into moneylCall Bryn— Raleigh Times- Part-limo holp- wanted Need responsible bestotter. Call bat—1587Includes installation. SOUTH-790—2280—iormoredetails For the women. Tuffcy, 832—0244.'Leavindifi‘sdnillet.nuInbor 4 year old Royal Ottlce Master electric NCSU Gay and Losblan Community: call team member Scott Jordan and Hurhzrugh. and Gomez are all unvsfiifirTuesday and ThursdayNEEDEDafternoonstars yr and2—5.5laminaemeon. iypothter or best otter. Early mornings SST—9030 orwrite Box 335w, Raleigh, NC 27836. freshmen Todd Lopeman and questionable. walktram campus. Call856-9576. ed «hormonal—Mr. . Mormon—BIOS. Asitrorgonathan. Discrotei Banquet help Parlwtime needed: Full—time aid Dining Roompositionsattendantsavailable. Meals provided. Ala to 2Il0 Avent Ferry Rd., Qualityneeded.Inn-MissionApply in personVlloy. No phone callsplease. Be on T.V. Many needed tor commm CostingInto. l—805—681—6000, Ext. 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Olympics set to open Professors and instructors beware! You will be facing an uphill battle for your students' attention over the next two weeks. Not only will you be struggling with the normal college distractions like Friday night fraternity parties, Saturday football games and Sunday recuperations, you will now have a new mountain to overcome to inspire your students not to ignore their studies. The 1988 Summer Olympics are set to open this weekend. For the next two weeks, TV sports fans will have a vast variety of spectator sports day and night on the NBC network to view. Millions of Americans will be diligently tuned in to their televisions, eagerly anticipating the next Pete Vidmar or Mary Lou Retton who has the chance to win the gold medals. And you better believe those entertainment executives at NBC will be doing their YOUR best to play upon every bean-tugging, patriotic theme that presents itself during the games. They have got to make those commercial sponsors proud. Normally the Summer Games are held in August or July. These Olympics iN DON’T iT?“ were changed at the request of NBC officials when they put in their multimil- chr ’38 lion dollar bid to broadcast the games. That is why teachers may have a difficult time adjusting their homework demands to this new threat. They havn’t had to face it before. The Seoul games will be particularly special this time around because it will Sororities: A reason to get drunk, sex be the first Summer Olympics since 1972 unmarred by political protests of vari- ous nations. Many will recall the Soviets and East Gennans’ refusal to partici~ lf Gloria Vanderbilt, Calvin Klein and the ties. though Is for possible marriage pr0« pate in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Then there was the 1980 Moscow makers of Giorgio and Revlon cosmetics posals. Girls from Meredith, Peace, Olympics when the United States decided to protest the invasion of Afghanistan would have entered the Student Center last SLMarys and NCSU flock to the fraternities and not participate. Finally the 1976 Montreal Olympics saw no African athletes week around 6 pm, they would have been and join sororities in hopes of getting a bus- proud. There was free advertising every- band. They go to keg parties in hopes of competing because their natic“ refused invitations. where. There was so much perfume in the seducing some guy who’ll then fall madly Hindsight is 20/20. Allowing political squabbles to affect international athletic air, they probably would have thought NC. in love with them. Face it girls, guys like an competition is not wise. Refusing to allow native athletes to participate in these State was hosting a fashion fair. But NCSU easy lay, not one for a wife. games changed nothing on the international scene. But what was done is now students know better. It was only sorority All this brings me to when a friend of over. rush. DWIIan June mine described what he felt was a sorority _, These Olympics will be particularly special for NCSU faithful, however, Many of these prospective sorority mem- society’s high-class acceptance of prostitu- because of our participants who will be competing in Korea. NCSU has two bers looked their best (which ain’t saying by their parents for 17-20 years and now tion. The friend elaborated on his definition special alumni intimately involved in the games Tab Ramos in men’s soccer much) after several hours of facials and by saying all the girls do is go down to the curling irons. The girls went through all this that they are on their own, they decide to frats and screw the members. Another and Kay Yow in women’s basketball. Both will be competing for the US. trouble and for what reason(s)? come to college and get drunk. friend told me when sorority chicks down Ramos starred on the Wolfpack’s men’s soccer team for the last four y ‘ars After observing a few sorority chicks, one The detrimental effect I‘m talking about Is on Frat Row say “I'm sooooooo drunk,” it’s before earning a spot on the American Olympic squad. And Yow has served as might come to several conclusions. First of the “kangaroo pouch” or the second stom— actually their mating call to screw. As far as coach of hCSU’s highly successful women‘s basketball since the 1970’s. She ach that forms just below the navel. Once all, girls only join sororities to become that happens, it’s time for the Slenderalls. the eye can see, he's right. has browh. home to ACC championships and she will now be trying to bring alcoholics. They jump at the first opportuni- als. Taken for granted. these sororities do a lot home an Olympic gold medal. ty to play quarters and take tequila shots 8Another reason these Valley girl nmiators of good service work. They maintain excel- We hope that students Will not totally forget about their studies over the next and where do they end up? They end up go out and join a sorority 18 because they lent GPAs and they are outstanding Citizens two weeks. We all know there are too many professors here who think nothing leaning against some tree vomiting their of NCSU, So there is more to a sorority guts out or waking up in some ugly guy’s lack an individual identity All sorority than the three layers of makeup, the perms else matters in the world next to studying their class materials. Maybe even dorm room wondering where their bras are. members act alike, look alike and even talk and the Neet legs. But do they have to look these hard cases could be inspired enough to consider something else besides alike. Their vocabulary is limited to; "Gee, “totally" flicked and goofy all differential equations, thermodynamics or macro-economic theory. We will have They get so drunk the only phrase they can golly gee,” "fer sure." ”totally awesome" the time? Fer say is “I'm sooooooo drunk.” Drinking has and “bummer." They all look high-class and Sill“? to see. a long term. dc'trimental effect on these sophisticated, but in reality. the sorority chicks that W“ catch up 'with them ten chicks are a bunch of imponed Valley girls years after graduation. Why do they do who can’t tell the difference between eye Ill/7F I\ a senior malormg I o this? shadow and Play«Doh. English at NC‘Sll HI is also Technician MMMF These “Punky Brewster" girls are spoiled Probably the main reason girls [0”] soron munagme editor Students play death game, alcohol roulette :figa{3:423 <512:ng A common weekend activity at this uni— uncommon weekend Slglll on the dormitory 3% versity and elsewhere is the consumption of ~ stairs. and janitors are not required to fag massive quantities of alcohol. Wine coolers remove them. and beer bottles appear frequently, though 42g $1313 not always legally, in dorm refrigerators One poor student here was arrested for dis- gaff, Beer kegs, abolished from residence halls, turbing the peace in a local A&P store still act as primary fountains of entertain— Columnist when. in a drunken state. he urinated in the ment at many off-campus parties. The store sink. “a“:33 stench of beer and the grotesque litter of beer cans were a common experience at the One sophomore was so sloshed he was springtime rock concerts of West Campus completely helpless as several of his lady Jam and Central Campus Craze. Wolfstock friends painted his body with nail polish has curbed much of the litter problem, but mind with alcohol. This self-destructive and papered his room. The same man was drunken shenanigans are still for many a habit may enter remission after graduation, barfing up the previous night’s supper the mean Mia! ”“65 ”an ”Ga smear: concert corequisite. but it still lies in waiting, searching for a next moming, and could do little more than For still more students, this tomfoolery is troubling psychological crisis in which to lie around in bed that day, as though he had a “necessary" weekend excursion. But the rear its ugly head. the flu insane quest to maximize pleasure on the Alcohol shows itself [0 be vastly more weekends via liquor in spite of the maxi- damaging than tobacco. Yet the United A young lady, returning to Central Campus mum patn of Monday morning hangoves States has chosen to ban cigarette ads from from Wolfstock 1987. had to be supported deserves only loud ridicule and damning teleVISIon while continuing beer and Wine undei each arm by two of her sober friends mockery. This condemnation is founded on commercials. lt‘s doubtful anyone has been because she was too drunk to stand up «at. _ L___, L _..L_IL L__M hard scientific fact, disturbing statistics and arrested or killed due to driving under the With her perceptions of reality blurred, she amwwmmcmm clear common sense. influence of tobacco smoke. insisted, “Really, I’m not that drunk. Really. The damaging effects of alcohol abuse are Commercials are now aired that urge I just can’t walk too well right now, that’s well-known. “Sticky” blood cells that can viewers with phrases like “don’t drink and all." cause clots and strokes, liver damage result- drive," “know when to say when," and Every potential alcoholic begins with a Quote ofthe Day ing from alcohol poisoning and psychologi- “friends don’t let friends drive drunk.“ But first swig; if he never samples the liquid, it cal addiction are three immediate health these commercials deny the judgmentcurb- Is impossible for him or her to become an risks caused by overindulgence. Innocent ing power of booze: a person who has had addict This is not a condemnation. but a The power which a multiple millionaire who may be my neighbor and perhaps bystanders who come in contact with the several drinks at a downtown bar has statement of simple and unpleasant fact. my employer has over me is very Ir. ch less than that which the smallest abuser encounter immediate danger as well: blurred his decision-making powers, and Every case of substance addiction can be fonctionnaire possesses who wields the toercwe power of the state and on whose drunk driving causes half of all traffic acci— just cannot know when to stop This now traced to the addict‘s first use of that sub- discretion it depends whether and how lam to be allowed to live or to work dents and fatalities. while curbed judgment murky-minded indivndual. having no stance —- Friedrich van Hayek and lost inhibitions lead to deliberate acts of friends to take him home and still believmg Clearly. everyone would do well to avoid Violence, such as rape. assault and murder. in the reliability of his reflexes. IsInilIl hop drinking altogether For some, alcohol addiction is almost into his car, buzz out onto the freeway, kill College students. take heed. the mouth of immediate, for others. a mid—life crisis leads a hitchhiker, wake up in jail the next mom» that bottle Is the barrel of a gun aimed down to “hitting the bottle.“ Rather than deal with ing and only then remember that he should your throat You may think for the moment TECHNICIAN) emotional difficulties in a mature, responsi- have “known when to say when “ you are sale, that you can continue to \I-rI \nlrh(rim/ma Null IinIr (0.‘( ble and constructive manner, numerous col- Obviously, “when" is the moment before escape Into the land of Peter Pan on the Editor in (fhiel lege students attempt to escape into the the first sip. before any mindvmuddling has weekends. But each shot of booze is anothv MII hat-l Hughes nether world of beer, wine coolers, screw- occurred. t‘l buckshot In the gun of alcohol abuse, a Managing Editor Assistant ManagingEdit0r drivers and pina coladas during the week as Even if the life threatening aspects of gun that could go I at the height of your DWUdll limi- fit-d Woolard well as the weekend. alcohol abuse are Ignored. there are still caIeeI and leme your brains all over the Rather than exhilarate the body and clear plenty of healthy reasons left to leave the wall herutivt’ News Editor ...... \tIIIiI-lt ll kllsf‘llllt’lu tit-tutiw Editor...... Katrina Waugh the mind Wllh Vigorous physical activities bottle or can alone Some examples will NPWS Editor...... l’Iitil “milst‘llHn Associate Editor...... Insepl‘. Calarrwau to this: l Assistant News Editor...... It I(HL‘t . such as racquetball. running and swimming. attest I \I" I I II II 'lltlj/lt‘lilg 1 Editorial Page Editor...... \I on ( irpt-nitr Advertismg the) degenerate the body and cloud the Disgusting pools of Immt III .., I"!t’l'll"l"'lllt{ (HA/(<51, l Features Editor...... \o/mm Hl\'I (.ent-ral Manager...... lib Smgh l Sports Editor...... lisa ( IistIIIi (rt’dll Manager...... _.....Alan Kane l l Assignments Editor...... SI till [‘IIIIl Sales...... Itilu- 5! Pierre, saw“), : [recutive Photo Editor...... ‘sI ott Irilwk . lell Rudd. lucmda (‘asson ‘ I Photo Editor...... st Int la: lIson Ad Production Manager ...... Alan Nolan I l Assistant Photo Editor...... Man ls.iw inislii Ad Designers...... Steve Scott. Trat y van Harten was printed across the bottom of the poster t‘ul Ilt'lltlll l C'dthS Edllot‘...... ( hl'. lI liu Classified; Whilst!...... Dough“ Grant SFA maligned As the chairman of the Chapter oi SPA III l‘iinhI-muin- l 11“ nppullvil that stiltlt’fint‘ or 1. Copy Editors...... \Im HIit kI--It ki-hmn ItIiwr-NWrs pmdunlon NCSU, I am writing this letII-I ll! \ltll(' that group would resort to such childish and cow ‘ Last week the campus group. Students for lllt' medium or Krausi- America (SFA'). was the target of a very sick SFA had no connection with nulls lJL.'llt'\ to Itllilt‘h .I \llltlt'nl organization ‘ P\ r'ormel Hirer tor ...... I.“ l\ \trmwlhson layoutManagerArtists...... Denis lutman.Daudlohn Honnn distribution of these posters The ll snmwmr sll\d;_'|(‘t‘\ \sill‘ tllI Iniiscrvaltve lvpewtling Manage-L...... _ (“th‘llt' PuidiiI Joke On September 7 or 8 some person or tised was completely fictitious No \lh‘ll per political \Iiltt‘ til Sl‘fl. lht‘ll their alt' rational Systems Editor...... h.II-l lt‘llt I kopsr h. Boh (Mu-o group put up posters around campus that son is coming to campus on helmli oi st-s and and pIopI'I' ways to express his differences ‘wr'viac E53359?! .t li.I'l.t \\llll.|ltls advertised ”Meet Robert Quayle. brother of no meeting of SFA Is sI'thliIlr‘Ii it" 'llt' lllllt‘ Hui I would hope tliztl (\lll‘ll\l\'t' and tasteless Dan Quayle..." and gave a time and place for listed on the posters .II I dllllmlzllls would not cum to llll‘ intel tlnlr-ss iilhrrwtsi- Indit .Ii'--,tl "it own“ous wIiiri-ssi-Il iii lhi PM I-dtturul (J'ltxms ".d ”gum,“ 400‘."an m the meeting The top half of the poster Ollit‘llstvt‘ racism and ”Mr.“ H ‘ltllll, , do not rwtissdrtli nthI ”II N.wumnI III "N Immnth s ”Hurtinl (Instrument. admintslrlllon IaIulii showed an offensive picture of a White person The liiIll Ili‘l‘JlI“ lle'n' .2' \( \l mum-d II. Iulumns and I ntIu-ns oi lubmiun editorial pages are the views oi the exhibited In these linslI'Is tlt‘ ”I" m l“\ was .I lm"\‘(’udlur sllll OpinionsInmmnishI and l .Irtutmists llti- unsigIII-Il t-Iltlmmls that appear ml the If" a". "Of "9.0“," “I 'Nhmt Ian pointing a gun .It lhc head oi .1 black person. pan of the prmtlplt‘s ot sin ..I lln- l‘.t\lI and air thI rtsponsihilits ot Iht liiitiir not hot aloni; Wllli the slogan. "the only good liberal prlnt‘lplt's of Sl-A II I...I.-.. ,I \lML l\ .i Ilt'.I

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