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Provost [ames Ohlinger and dergraduate and graduate student Student Body President representation and a variety of Tony Caravano lead the other faculty and administrative members on the task force.” Tuition Task Force against However, certain student groups increases in tuition. on campus are already starting the tuition debate outside the Sam Stern task force. StaffReporter On Aug. 27, four student sena— tors submitted bill R27, dubbed the “Sound Tuition Policy.” The University officials are already bill called for a $150 tuition in— beginning to project if there will crease for need—based financial be tuition increases for the next aid funds and to support faculty school year. By October, talks retention. The senate objected within the Tuition Task Force, a consideration of the bill, but the Student health services pro- group spearheaded by Provost possibility of a tuition increase motes safe sex by educating James Oblinger and Student Body by the senate did engage senators students about the risks of President Tony Caravano, will be in discussions revolving around irresponsible in full swing. tuition increases. sexual activity. The task force will organize “The tuition increases are ob— a report on tuition increases in scene. They are putting higher Kristen Healey November, to be reviewed by the education out of reach,” senate StaffReporter state’s General Assembly. treasurer Seth Lester, one of the “The chancellor has asked authors of R27, said. According to the American Student Body President Tony Tuition can be increased in three Social Health Association, two— Caravano and myself to convene different ways. The first kind is a thirds ofall STDs occur in people this task force for further discus— campus initiated tuition increase 25 years of age or younger. sions,” explained Oblinger. “We NC. State students have the will start those this week with un- TUITION see page 2 potential to become a part of this statistic, so Student Health Services developed ways for students to be more informed about STDs, and how to protect Cultural Center themselves. According to the Student Health Services Web site, their begins Brown Health Improvement Program (HIP), “strives to assist students in the adoption of a healthy decision celebration lifestyle by providing informae tion, education, consultation StaffReport and referral on a wide variety of Henderson and Roberts will health-related issues.” On May 17, 1954, the US. Su- also give a lecture on Saturday, According to Stephanie Sobol, preme Court came to a unani- Sept. 13, from 3-6 p.m., before assistant coordinator to the mous decision that it is uncon— the AACC gallery unveils a special Health Promotion Department, stitutional to segregate schools exhibit on the Brown case. All the from 2002 to 2003, the number based on race. The court case, events this weekend will be free of NCSU students that have Brown v. Board of Education, to the public. engaged in intercourse with two will celebrate its 50th anniversary The AACC will continue to host or fewer partners has risen 5 per- next year, and the African Ameri- events. that highlight the history cent. Sobol warned that sexually can Cultural Center (AACC) will of desegregation and its impact transmitted diseases are a serious celebrate the case with a year of on the country and NCSU until issue that this country faces every events and speakers commemo— May 17, 2004. year and all STDs are prevalent rating the court’s decision and the “We not only want to celebrate on this campus. events that led to it. the Brown v. Board of Educa— Not all students areveryknowl- The first event is a forum tion decision, but we also want edgeable about STDs and ways on Friday, Sept. 12, from 2—4 to examine the impact the rul— ‘ they can protect themselves. PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY I\/IEL|H ONVURAL/TECHNICIAN pm. at the Campus Cinema in ing had by examining a series of “It’s something college students Condoms are one option for sexually active students who want to protect them- Witherspoon. events that took place following need to be concerned about and selves from STDs. Students can get three free condoms at the Student Health The kickoff will bring Cheryl the decision,” said Toni Harris need to be aware of,” Ashley Brown Henderson, daughter of Thorpe, program coordinator at Alves, a junior in English said. Pharmacy during regular health center hours. ‘ the late Oliver L. Brown, plain- the AACC, who was quoted by “It’s a scary problem.” tiff of the case, and Dr. Terrance News Services in a recent press Sobol explained that STDs are V‘s. prepared and carry their own Roberts, one of the first black release. contracted in two ways. The first condoms,” Sobol said. students to attend a formerly Students can find out more is by having vaginal, anal or oral taboutt Health services is also posting segregated school in Little Rock, about the AACC’s “Brown vs. intercourse with another person literature to inform students of Ark., in 1957, to NC. State this BoardofEducation:ACatalystfor who has the disease. When two STD risk. Johnny Door, a flyer weekend to share their experi— Change” events at the following people transmit bodily fluids, -The estimated total number of people living in about STDs and condom use, is ences and the history of the civil Web site: http://www.ncsu.edu/ the disease is exchanged. Some the United States with an incurable STD is over now posted in residence halls, rights movement. aacc/calendar/index.php STDs generally associated with 65 million. Every year,there are approximately Greek houses and University this type of transmission are 15 million new cases of STDs, a few of which are Towers. HIV, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia curable. Some students see these flyers and Syphilis. Flag duty as an important preventative Also, skin-to—skin contact can One in four new STD infections occur in measure for on-campus stu~ spread STDs as well. Genital teenagers. dents. Metcalf Resident Adviser, warts and genital herpes are ex- Tara Zechini, ajunior in commu— changed through such contact. -Of the STDs that‘are diagnosed, only four--gon- nications, said, “Ifthey decide to In order to protect yourself, So— orrhea, syphilis, chlamydia and Hepatitis B--are ”be sexually active, theywill know bol said,“You must use a condom required to be reported to state health depart- the consequences.” at all times.Also, communication ments and the CDC for statistical purposes. Hep- Health Promotion Services has with your partner about sexual atitrs B is a recent addition to that list. held a few brickyard events this experiences will help you make year, and again on Oct. 15, they an informed decision.” :It is estimated'that as many as one in four Amer- will be out on the brickyard edu— Sobel also suggested that Icans have-genital herpes, yet at least 80 percent cating students about STDs and people ask their partners ques- of those With herpes are unaware they have it. giving out free condoms. tions about past relationships: The only STDs that phy31- How many partners have they -Less than half of adults a es 18 to 44 have ever cians can potentially cure are had? Have they been tested? If been tested for an STD ot er than HIV / AIDS. bacterial STDs. Viral STDs are so, how long ago? only treatable, not curable. The There are ways for students Student Health Center conducts to ensure they only engage in also put personal care machines, Also, for those who do not live STD testing at a low cost for stu- safe sex. which include condoms, in every on campus, these machines are dents. Students can even obtain a \ ‘ Students now have multiple residence hall. located in the bathrooms of‘Tal— their test results within one week ROB BRADLEY/TECHNICIAN ways to obtain condoms on Each condom is 75 cents and ley Student Center. of the testing date. Sophomore Cadet Corporals John Harman (left) and campus. A student can get three they are located on the first Ifstudents need more than the Sobol urges all students to be Jason White fold the American flag after its lowering in free condoms from the pharmacy floor bathrooms for suite style three free condoms, they can buy tested if they are sexually active. the Brickyard on Monday. Everyday ROTC raises the flag - at the Student Health Center. residence halls and in the girl’s a pack of 12‘ from the Student “Error on the side of caution,” However, the center is not open and guy’s bathrooms for hall at 5 a.m.and lowers the flag around 5:45 pm. Health Center for $3.75. Sobol said, “it is better to be through the night, so NCSU has style residence halls. “Men and women need to be
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Lawmakers expectto pass operations in Iraq, the White Albuquerque with a special focus The R.1.A.A. is cracking “Nobody likes playing the The RIAA has been settling Bush’s fundingrequest,but House Office of Management on Hispanic issues. down on illegalfile sharing heavy and having to resort to for less: Yesterday, it announced litigation,” agreements with fewer want details and Budget announced Mon- “In the old days, it was Iowa and byfiling civil lawsuits in RIAA president $3,000 day. An additional $15 billion New Hampshire O and we didn’t federal courts Cary Sherman said in a state- than 10 people whose Internet Frank Davies and Sumana Chatterjee would go to military operations play a major role in those states,” ment. “But when your product service providers had received is being regularly RidderNewspapers in Afghanistan. said Raul Yzaguirre, president of Daniel Rubin stolen, there subpoenas. The remaining $21 billion the National Council of La Raza, KnightRidder Newspapers comes a time when you have The industry previously would be spent on reconstruc— a prominent Latino civil rights (KRT) to take appropriate action. We reached agreements with four WASHINGTON - Hitbysticker tion of those nations’ broken organization. Now, he says, simply cannot allow online pi— college students accused of run- shock, lawmakers in Congress infrastructure _ schools, roads, “things are going to change dra- racy to continue destroying the ning peer—to-peer file-sharing said Mondaythat eventually they utilities, hospitals. matically.” PHILADELPHIA - The record- livelihoods of artists, musicians, programs. ‘ will approve President Bush’s re~ ing industry sued 261 music fans songwriters, retailers, and every- The students each paid $12,000 quest for $87 billion more for Hispanic voters getting in US. federal courts yesterday, one in the music industry.” to $17,500. Iraq and the war on terror, but Arafat ally accepts Pal- accusing each of illegally down- The RIAA is offering“amnesty” US. Sen. Norm Coleman, R., they want to know more about attention from politicians loading and sharing at least 1,000 to those who want to avoid be— Minn., chairman of the Senate estinian prime minister’s ing sued. . ' how the money will be spent Deirdre Shesgreen songs over the Internet. Governmental Affairs’ perma- and efforts to share the financial St. Louis Post-Dispatch Washington post The civil lawsuits could even- It requires those who share nent subcommittee on inves- burden. Bureau tually number in the thousands, copyrighted music to volun— tigations, has ordered hearings “We’ll have to work on it as So'raya Sarhaa’di Nelson said the Recording Industry tarily identify themselves and on the industry’s enforcement Knight RidderNewspapers quickly as possible. I think it’s a (KRT) Association of America, whose pull unlawfully obtained files strategy. bill that we have to pay,” said Sen. ALBUQUERQUE, NM. - His— members include major record off their computers. The offer While he said yesterday that Ted Stevens, R—Alaska, chairman panics have moved to the center labels BMG, EMI, Sony Music, does not apply to any of those he empathized with those whose of the Senate Appropriations of the political spotlight this JERUSALEM Palestinian par— Universal Music Group and sued yesterday. music was being stolen, he ques— Committee. Rep. Bill Young, R— year, labeled by both parties as a liament speaker Ahmed Qureia Warner Music. Some defense lawyers cau- tioned the RIAA’s offer. Fla., who chairs the House Ap— key swing voting bloc that could agreed on Monday to become This summer, the RIAA is- tioned yesterday against signing “An amnesty that could involve propriations Committee, cited determine who wins the White his people’s new prime minister sued about 1,600 subpoenas to the RIAA agreement. millions of kids submitting and the need to protect “troops in House in 2004. while insisting he cannot move universities and Internet service “There are a bunch of poten— signing legal documents that harm’s way” and pledged to “ag— A still-emerging political force, forward on the U.S.-backed peace providers, demanding that they tial problems,” said Megan Gray, plead themselves guilty to the gressively expedite” the budget Hispanic voters may be the soc- plan unless he gets more support identify those allegedly sharing a Washington lawyer. Recording Industry Association request. cer moms and office park dads of from Washington ‘than was given copyrighted music. The deal, she said, protects a of America may not be the best Even Sen. Tom Daschle, D- this election _ that all—important his predecessor. For the industry, the stakes are music-Sharer only from legal approach to achieving a balance S.D., the Senate minority leader, sliver of the electorate that both Qureia, 65, whose appointment huge; the RIAA blames the trad— action by the RIAA, not from its between protecting copyright sounded a conciliatory note and parties avidly court as the cam- must still be confirmed by Pales- ing of pirated music files for the members or other rights-holders, laws and punishing those who said he would work with the paign season begins. tinian lawmakers, said he would . industry’s declining sales, to the such as those who write a song or violate those laws,” Coleman, a administration. “The stakes for Census data released earlier this not set himself up for failure, an tune of a 31 percent decline in play on a recording. former roadie for the rock band our troops and our national summer showedthat Latinos have apparent reference to outgoing sales of compact discs in the last US. copyright laws allow for Ten Years After, said in a state- security are too great for us to surpassed African-Americans to Prime Minister Mahmoud Ab- three years. damages of $750 to $150,000 ment. fail,” Daschle said. “The president become the nation’s largest mi- bas, who resigned Saturday. It is also aware of the pitfalls of for each song offered illegally on and Congress must now work to- nority group, a milestOne that Abbas quit after losing a power suing its potential customers. I a person’s computer. ‘gether to provide the resources caught the attention of political struggle with Palestinian leader needed to both prevail in these strategists of all stripes. Yasser Arafat and failing to get the troubled areas and to meet press- Now, Democrats and Republi— White House to put more pres- ing needs at home.” cans alike are scurrying to appeal sure on Israel to follow through From the blotter But Democratic candidates for to voters like Mike Apodaca, a 50— on peace plan provisions. president blasted Bush’s spending year-old San Diego, Calif, retiree Israel, which remains in mili- request as the result offailed poli- who supported President George tary control of most West Bank cies and miscalculations. Several W. Bush in 2000 but is lukewarm towns, has ignored a requirement charged that the administration about his performance so far. Or that it freeze construction in lew- 10:38 a.m. Fire Alarm subjects had followed her to 10:48 p.m. Fire had deliberately underestimated Carlos Chavez, a 23-year-old ish settlements and dismantle Police responded to a room in Owen Hall. Officers checked the ES King Village Building P- . the costs ofIraqi occupation and Albuquerque, N.M., sales repre— settlement outposts established Tucker Hall in reference to a area but were unable to locate flame shot up when a subject reconstruction before launching sentative who voted for Al Gore since 2001. Israeli leaders in smoke head activation. This was subjects. tried to light a stove. RFD stated the war. but now finds himself drawn to turn point to the Palestinian the third activation for this room. that the gas did not get to the “A 15-minute speech does not Bush. ‘ Authority’s failure to dismantle Cause of alarm is unknown. 1:55 a.m. Assist Other burners properly and when the make up for 15 months of mis- “The Hispanic vote is up for militant groups as required by Electronics was notified. Agency ’ subject turned the burner on, a leading the American people on grabs,” said New Mexico Gov. the peace plan. A student was arrested by RPD flame shot up. No damage was why we should go to war against Bill Richardson, a Democrat Qureia, who is closer to Arafat on CarrollAnne Road forAssault reported. Housing personnel Iraq or 15 weeks ofmismanaging and the nation’s only Hispanic‘ than his predecessor, also called 12:40 a.m. Traffic Stop A non-student was issued a on a Law Enforcement Officer was notified. The gas was shut the reconstruction effort since we governor. “It’s a sleeping giant on the United States and Israel to and Resist, Delay, and Obstruct. off to the stove. The stove will have been there,” said formerVer- about to explode.” change their approach of ignor- citation on Dan Allen Drive for speeding 35 in a 20 mph zone. The student was referred to the be replaced. Police and RFD re- mont Gov. Howard Dean, Widely Sharon Castillo, a spokeswom~ ing and undermining Arafat. University. sponded. HazMat was notified. regarded as the front—runner for an for the Bush-Cheney re—elec— “If (the Israelis) do not want the Democratic presidential tion campaign, said: “Both parties to change their attitude towards 12:53 a.m. Noise Distur- 2:58 a.m. Welfare Check 11:50 p.m. Traffic Check4 nomination. are reaching out to Hispanics in us, we do not need a government bance .- Sen. Bob Graham, a Florida unprecedented ways O it’s very nor a prime minister,” Qureia said A non—student reported that she point , Report of loud noise at North was concerned for her friend, a Democrat, said the latest re- clear Latinos are going to play after an hourlong meeting with Hall. Officer spoke with a stu- Officers conducted a traffic quest was more than what the a key role” in selecting the next Arafat at his headquarters in the student who lives in Lee Hall, checkpoint 0n Varsity Drive. dent there. He agreed to stop his who had suddenly hung up the federal government will spend president. West Bank city ofRamallah. Both disruptive activity. Four verbal warnings were is- phoneduring a conversation.The sued. , on education this year, and twice Already, the Democratic Party countries say Arafat is linked to o. as much as federal spending on has revamped its primary calen- terror attacks against Israel, a non—student calling thought that highways, bridges and public dar to create “Hispanic Tuesday,” charge the aging leader denies. 1:18 a.m. Alcohol Viola- her friend was having a fight with her boyfriend. She tried for thirty 11:58 p.m. Expired License transit systems. asAdam 1. Sega], director of the Israeli officials declined to tion A. student was issued a citation “The president is clearly mak- Hispanic Voter Project at Johns comment Monday on whether A student was referred to the minutes to contact her without success. She asked police to check for expired driver’s license at the ing a judgment that it is more Hopkins University, has dubbed they would support Qureia, but University for Underage Posses- above traffic checkpoint. sion at Phi Kappa Tau. on her. Officers went to Lee Hall important for us to rebuild Iraq it. chafed at his overtures toward 12:20 p.m. Fire and Afghanistan than it is to deal Iowa and New Hampshire will Arafat. According to Israeli and spoke to the student, ahd she stated everything was o.k. A student reported a trashcan with thevery serious problems we still kick offthe Democratic pri- Army Radio, Foreign Minister 1:27 a.m. Fire Alarm fire on Dunn Avenue, north of have in the United States,” Gra- mary voting. But two states with Silvan Shalom told Secretary of Her boyfriend was actually in Alexander Hall-smoke detector Chapel Hill. the bookstore. Police responded ham said. significant Hispanic populations State Colin Powell in a phone call 3rd floor. Unknown cause of but were unable to locate any Federal spending on educa- New Mexico, which is about 42 that there could be no progress if activation. Police, Fire Protec- 4:22 a.m. Noise Distur- fire at that location. The area tion will total $59.4 billion this percent Hispanic, and Arizona, Arafat pulls the strings. tion and RFD responded. was searched and still no fire year, fiscal 2003. The Homeland which is about 25 percent His- “We will judge any Palestinian bance was located. Officers spoke with Security budget is $28.1 billion. panic __ will follow on their heels prime minister byhis actions,” 1:31 a.m. Dispute Report of loud music coming people in the area and the people Federal aid to highways totals on Feb. 3. (A handful of other Shalom said in a written state- A student stated thatseveral male from Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Of- were not aware of any fire. $28.6 billion. The Environmen- states, including Missouri, will , ment Monday. “He will have to subjects were “disrespecting”her ficer spoke with a resident, who tal Protection Agency’s budget is also hold primaries that day.) decide whether he stands with agreed to turn the sound down 2:53 p.m. Larceny and her friend. Subjects started A student reported that her $7.96 billion. In another sign of the retool— Arafat or whether he stands “disrespecting” her when she re- on his radio. Most of Bush’s new spending ing, Democratic Party officials against terrorism.” blue and silver Raleigh bike was fused to give her phone number stolen from the Syme Hall east requestfor the coming year _ $51 held the first-ever bilingual to subjects. The student stated billion - would support military presidential debate last week in bike rack.
While all three tuition increases TUITION are always possible, outside fac- continued from page I “NCSU has enough money to. make tors could contribute as well. .V Lose weight ” On the fringe of the discus— V Have fun (also known as a CITI). seemingly useless changes around sion is UNC-Chapel Hill. As CITIs funnel any increase in NCSU’s closest public university V Find friends funds right back into the uni- campus, they should have enough counterpart, their own CITI may V iloin us versity. have a great deal of influence on “In the past, we have made money to keep tuition down for a a figure put forth by the Tuition Take )3 ’ investments in the library, stu- Task Force of NCSU. Off dent financial assistance and few more years. Historically, NCSU usually asks faculty salaries and program - Samantha Mitchell for an increase just less than any Pounds improvements,” Oblinger said. number provided by UNC-CH. Sensibly In response to school driven “Within the system, we are the New TOPS Chapter for Students increases, Samantha Mitchell, a line for tuition costs comes from the university and the legislature. two most similar institutions, NCSU senior in the college of manage- the state constitution. Article However, the two sides have not i.e., both are defined as research Student Health Center ment, said, “NCSU has enough IX, Sec. 9 states, “The General come to a satisfactory resolu- extensive institutions,” Oblinger money to make seemingly use— said. ' Assembly shall provide that the tion. we don't mean your weight!) less changes around campus, benefits of the University of “The senators that support rais— The General Assembly, the Soar to new heights (and they should have enough money North Carolina and other public ing tuition have felt that the uni— UNC system and each university Bring a friend. to keep tuition down for a few institutions of higher education, versities are wasteful and school will have to decide what monies more years.” as far as practicable, be extended budgets should be cut before we are necessary to continue to Open House: Tuesday, Sept. 16 at 4:00 p.m. Unlike CITIs, tuition increases to the people of the State free of contradict their actions,” Cara— provide education to North NCSU Student Health Center mandated by the state’s General expense.” vano said. Carolina’s students. Health Promotion Conference Room 2302 Assembly go directly into the “NCSU is nothing close to The third type of increase is Nationally, college tuition has state budget. Last year the Gen- being affordable as possible,” a UNC system-wide increase increased at an average of 4.4 Call: Marianne at 513-3293 or e_—mail eralAssembly decided to raise the Caravano said. commissioned by Head Chan- percent. Students will know in Laura at [email protected] cost of tuition by 5 percent for in Caravano has attempted to cellor Molly Broad. Broad was the coming months whether Or visit: www.t.ops.org and out of state students. engage the General Assembly in opposed to any increase in tu- NCSU will continue to follow TOPS isa non-profitweight~Iosssupportgroup The General Assembly’s guide- reaching a compromise between ition last year. ' this trend itself. I ‘0 i; Because not everyone is into football on Monday night
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Do you rememberyourfreshman year, when Napster was big? Matt Campbell compares those days to the brave new world we live in now. .DDN‘V 1 0.669 . The new school year is young and instance, one time there was this girl...I 12> HAVE A Hofise? you can still easily identify the campus mean, this has never happened to me. MlifiE ViCFx Ausi‘ newcomers. You know who I’m talk- OK, next topic. Me 0N ing about -— the freshmen. They are Colleges are even trying to ease the ovreAN the ones who still transition of incoming students into dress up to go to the classroom. Apparently, they have class, the ones found that many professors are a lot who wander aim— older than students are. I will give lessly up and down you a minute because I bet you are as Hillsborough St. shocked as I was when I first saw that. on Friday nights It seems Captain Obvious has struck and the ones who again, though I’m sure it took years of think there exists work at a Research 1 university to fig— Matt some legend- ure that one out. Campbell ary, Malibu-like Anyway, it has been found that there StaffColumnist “beach” in be- ' is a large cultural gap between pro— tween Tucker and fessors and students. While students Owen Halls. We are worried about T&A and P.I.M.P., were all there once but it is fun to look our professors are more focused on around now and laugh, just as we were A.A.R.P. and B.E.D.T.I.M.E. This was laughed at duringour first few weeks. shown in a study when freshmen at the But while seniors are graduating only University ofWisconsin-Milwaukee to find a tough transition into the real— couldn’t identify either Pete Rose or world, freshmen are facing an easier Paul Newman. For those who don’t transition into college thanks] in part know, Pete Rose was the first man on to the wonderful thing we call technol— the moon and Paul Newman was a ‘603 ogy. You know what I’m talking about: rock god. OK, maybe they weren’t, but computers, cell phones, palm pilots, if you don’t know who they are you War: Why or Why not? motorized toothbrushes and automatic probably can’t even read this column Pez dispensers. These all make the lives anyway. With the second anniversary ofSept 11 on Thursday and the lack ofstrong evidencefor ajustified war in of college freshmen much, much easier. Experts have stated that this can be Iraq, Ratna Singh presents a casefor war when it is necessary Colleges around the country are detrimental in the classroom, as profes- keeping up with the times, putting sors will be using references that may loads of information on the Internet. be over the heads of their students. Sept. 11,2001. The world is in a nocent lives. And it is imperative that ily p0werful natiOns can control the From applications to virtual tours, pro- While students in this age of technol- shock. One after the other, the two the proponents of‘peace’ understand world body, regardless of what other spective students can start the college ogy know how to ‘Ctrl+Alt+Del,’ they pillars ofAmerican pride are downed this. A Nobel Peace prize can be won small and not—s—o——rich nations desire transition from the comfort of their will not get references of Bert and by despicable & cowardly acts of ter- not only by preventing war, but also or think. Another thing, which comes own home. Many colleges offer online Ernie...you know, the Sesame Street rorism. The peo— by waging one against those who dis- to mind, is the discrepancy or double roommate matching services and pro- characters. Tom McBride, a humanities Ratna ple are outraged, rupt peace, and the lexicon of terror- standards adopted by certain nations vide other information so you can find professor at Beloit College and one of Singh and at the same ists is void ofthe magic word ‘peace’. when it comes to terror attacks._For out about your future roommate. the people who looked at this cultural StaffColumnist time experience a By now, you all are probably think- instance, the attack on the Indian Let me tell you, these kids are crafty. rift, says that even people in their early- sense of fear. The ing that I am some war freak, and its Parliament and the subsequent kill- Using search engines, incoming college 205 will feel old seeing a list of what leaders are faced time to put your suspicions to rest. ing of army officers’ families more students can find out anything about incoming freshmen don’t know about with a difficult option - to take the There is another side to the picture, than justified a military retaliation. anyone with just their name. I remem- culturally. Luckily for those freshmen, peaCeful route, or retaliate with mili- where war cannot be justified; and in But before India could so much as ber my freshmen year like it was two experts are working on this problem tary power. They chose the latter, and such cases preventing war would pro- raise a formal protest, let alone think years ago or something, when I was and fixing it to make it easier for them. the results justified the stance. vide you a better chance of winning about war, messages about practicing able to find out my roommates e—mail It seems as though the world of col— The above example is a classic case the Nobel rather than going to war. self-restraint came pouring in from address, hometown, extensive list of ex- lege is being placed on a silver platter wherein the use of force could well Yes, I’m talking about Iraq. A differ- all over the world. It is unfortunate girlfriends, credit card numbers, past for these freshmen. With all this tech- be justified. The Taliban were ousted, ent scenario arid different conditions. that leaders adopt a varying stance run-ins with the law and other general, nology and research, today’s freshmen and many militants killed. IfAmerica Claiming that Iraq has destructive for a similar issue, keeping personal everyday information. People need to are becoming acquainted with their had chosen to remain silent, the ges- biological weapons(in spite ofbeing interests foremost rather than think know these things about someone they new surroundings better than last ture would have encouraged terrorists unable to provide conclusive evidence on a more global basis. They need to are going to live with. year’s freshmen. So allow me to talk - to further their aims of disrupting . and the UN inspectors not discover- understand that terrorism is a global Some schools have put much of their over their heads for a bit: I say we go ‘ peace 8t taking more innocent lives. ing any), the US and Britain decide problem, and can only be dealt with orientation information online for stu— have “Happy Days” with “Laverne 8c The ones in a favor of a more peace- to go to war against the wishes of the effectively by means of co—operation dents to access as an alternative to the Shirley,” while my friend “Frankie Goes ful solution did raise their voices, but United Nations. Agreed, Saddam is a and support. real thing. With the click of a mouse, to Hollywood” “Cheers”! they failed to realize the fact that cer— tyrant and deserves to go, but is that In sum, war is necessary in certain everything from tours to buying books, tain situations warrant war to achieve reason enough to justify a full-fledged situations, and these situations need from vaccination forms to registration, Matt loves all the latest technology, peace. Ironic, but true. Osama Bin ‘ war? I don’t think so. There are other to be assessed very carefully and with can be done. Students can even post a especially those hamsters that Laden may have eventually escaped, countries ruled by dictators, and also a lot of discretion. War is not some- personal profile with information and sing and dance.They are cool. but many other dangerous terrorists known to be centers of terrorism~why thing that we want, and should only photos. This is a horrible idea ifyou E-mail all complaints to were killed, and terrorist—training not wage a war against those coun— be used a last resort. Many issues can ask me; we all have been fooled once or [email protected] centers destroyed. The results of these tries then? If one of the reasons for be solved by peaceful means and it twice from pictures we saw online. For ...I dare you. actions can be seen in the smiling fac- the war was the fact that Iraq needed is worth the effort. The value of hu— es of our countrymen, who otherwise to be freed from a tyrant dictator in man life should be understood and may have become targets of these ter— order to establish democracy in the respected. It is the responsibility of CAMPUS FORUM rorists. Since the war, there have not country, would the same action be every individual to work towards this, been any instances of terrorism in the taken and justified for other countries especially of the ones who wield the US, albeit the fact that the odd attack in similar situations. Probably not. power to influence the destiny of mil- Kudos to Tommy Oz- also have an objective Marx’s Communism has taken place on US embassies in Why then, was war waged? It was not lions. bolt on his insightful standard. That can only forms a disastrous com— few countries. But the results achieved correct to defy the United Nations— article today about God be found1n an unchang- bination that should be as a result of the war have helped the an organization which has helped This is Ratna’s first column. in the public arena. I ap— ing deity. Rejecting that a reminder to all ofwhat world take big strides towards curbing maintain world peace over the past Send comments to plaud you for addressing standard only succeeds happens when standards terrorism, which has eventually led to decades. It also brought to light the [email protected] such a heated topic in in forming a morally are formed on morally a significant decrease in the loss of in— fact that economically and militar- anunderstanding way. It bankrupt nation where shifting sand. seems that most people “might makes right.” have forgotten that in Witness China, N. Korea, William Cox Don’t forget to send your burning questions to order to have an objec- Cuba, the former USSR, Sophomore tive standard of right etc. Nietzsche’s “God . Chancellor Fox at:[email protected] and wrong, they must is dead” coupled with Electrical Engineering (V Y NI I N 63WTUESDAV,SEPTEMBER 2003 Sports
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.for bigger share The homecominggame will the game in hand late in the third be broadcast nationally by quarter with a 28-point lead, but ESPN2. fell apart in the Texas sun as the ing to listen if it benefits their average,”Oregon president David 10th; Marshall was ranked 12th Red Raiders’ offense moved with CHICAGO - Tulane president schools. “They (the non-BCS Frohnmayer said. in 1999 and TCU was ranked 14th ease in the game’s final quarter. Scott Cowen began saber rattling presidents) think they may have An NFL—style playoff appears in 2000. Since then, no one else Sports Stafi‘Report The national broadcast is the in the spring when he referred to some idea about structure that totally out of the question since has even been in the mix. second such broadcast of the the six power conferences that could increase value,” Nebraska the SEC is not about to give up The BCS feels confident it could The ACC has announced that season for State. The Wolfpack’s have automatic berths in the president Harvey Perlman said. its $12 million playoff game and weather any possible antitrust NC. State’s homecoming game Thursday night game against Bowl Coaltion Series as a cartel. “Maybe they’re right. If they do the Pac 10 and Big 10 are not suit. But if legislation is filed, against Texas Tech, set for Sep- Clemson on Oct. 16 will be . He also claimed the BCS was and it’s profitable and we don’t about to sever theirties with the there is this doomsday scenario tember 20th at Carter—Finley broadcast nationallyby ESPN. (1 e s t roy i n g lose anything, we’ll tweak it.” Rose Bowl. presented by Big East commis- Stadium, will begin at 12 pm. The Wolfpack has played once Dick Weiss college f00t_ Cowen claims he is not a Thebest the have-nots can hope sioner Mike Tranghese, the head and will be televised nationally NewYorkDal/yNews ball by elimi- on ABC already this season, a Commentary nating half PollyannaThat’s probably a for is the introduction of a fifth of the BCS this year. by ESPN2. . ' 38-24 loss to Wake Forest in its good thing. He should get a BCS game when the new deal “I thinkthatwhat has happened Last year in Lubbock, Texas, the last game. The Pack’s Saturday of the eligible reality check shortly and it will is hammered out after-the 2005 is the BCS has become a target,” Wolfpack and Raiders played a contest at Ohio State will also be Division 1 programs from those probably come like a punch in season. That would increase the Tranghese said. “Everyone’s prob- memorable contest that went to aired by ABC on a split-national $13 million payday January bowl the face. chance for a non-BCS team from, lems now are pointed at us and overtime before State prevailed broadcast. games. College football is not an equal say, Conference USA to crack the theysaythe BCS has caused those on a touchdown run by TA. The only other game time of- Cowen’s point was this: Last opportunity system. Social elite. (Provided Conference problems. McLendon. ficially set is the Oct. 11 home year, the 63 BCS schools shared Given the state ofthe economy USA is still in existence after Cin- “I said to somebody, ‘Why don’t The teams combined to score contest against Connecticut, $104 million while the rest ofthe and the fact that corporate spon- cinnati, Louisville, Marquetteand we just disband?’ What will hap— a total 99 points in an offensive which begins at 1 pm. All other g 117 Division I-A programs split sors are being more judicious DePaul leave for the Big East, Tu- pen? The Pac-IO and the Big Ten shootout that feature a monu- game times will be announced $5 million. ' with their money, the BCS bowls ‘ lane and Houston go to theWAC, go to the Rose Bowl, the rest ofus mental Texas Tech comeback. by the ACC league office at a Monday, Cowen softened the and network TV are not about South Florida and Memphis will play in major bowls and TV The Wolfpack seemingly had later date. rhetoric. He was hopeful the to shell out $13 million to watch migrate to the Mid-American will pay significantly less money. presidents of the 11 Division I- Ohio State play, say, a Marshall Conference and St. Louis flees to Who gains from that? I would ar- A conferences who met here at or even a Colorado State in the the Missouri Valley.) Or a team gue those teams in the non-BCS the O’Hare Airport Hilton can Sugar Bowl; from the WAC, Mountain West, conferences are getting more come up with a way to provide Theywant to see the traditional Mid-American or Sun Belt con— money and more access than they greater access to the have-nots powers battle it out, if only for ferences. But it is hard to conceive had in the previous system. in the sport. the Neilsen ratings. The only ofthose schools ever receiving an “I know president Cowen is NC STATE . “We all said what we had to non—BCS team to win a national automatic slot and any non-BCS _ doing What he has to do. He’s say over the last three months,” championship was BYU in 1984. team that wanted an at-large slot arguing about Tulane and» the he said. “We said it. That’s what Inzthe 20 years before the BCS, most likely have to finish in the time they went undefeated. They brought us to the table and now. 159 of 160 teams to play in the Top ' 10 in the computerized didn’t play anybody.” we’re at the table, let’s see. if we Ian. 1 bowl games came from BCS rankings. can work together. I think they’re conferences. That has only happened once very open to possible change.” “This isn’t Lake Wobegone, before, when Tulane finished The BCS presidents seem will- where everybody’s a little above 11-0 in 1998 and was ranked 0 Schedule ‘ . Football @ Ohio State, 9/13, 12 Women’s soccer GMU Tournament, 9/12 . Men’s soccer vs. Gardner—Webb, 9/10, 4 Volleyball NC. A&T, 9/9 .
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Pack recovers quickly Mr. Fancy Pants from bulldozing past what’s—his-face and scoring a touch- down Saturday. The N.C. State—Ohio State show- down won’t be de- cided in front of 101,000 people at Ohio Stadium. It won’t be decided on a field. It won’t be decided in a giant, Jumbotron game of NCAA Andrew 3. 3133142011 PlaySta—
de- lgeapIi‘ij/esgorrs Editor cidedIt Willrightbe here, Q on this piece of paper, based on complete irrationality and a scoring system that makes all the sense of square wheels. We’re going to break it down where it matters most. Get to the root of the teams and ex- tract a winner. History: Ohio State has seven na- tional championships, but hasn’t won one since way back in January. What, have they been counting sheep since then? In the meantime, I’ve won 17 national titles on the P82 in the same span. The Buckeyes have six Heisman . Trophy winners, but haven’t had one since Eddie George in 1995. He’s prac— tically in a rest home. And sure, with a winning percentage of .708 and 748 all-time wins, OSU is among the top five programs of all time. But, NC. State did beat Notre Dame in the Ga- tor Bowl. Edge: even. Coach: Ohio State’s Jim Tressel took a traditional power and turned it into 7 a national champion. NCSU’s Chuck TIM LYWINENKO/TECHNlCIAN Amato tOOk a traditional average and NC. State players, seen huddling before a play in Saturday's loss at Wake Forest, have regrouped and are preparing for an important non-conference game. ‘ turned it into a championship con- . ’ tender. A team with Amato as a coach ‘ , has been to a bowl game every year Still‘_C0nfidelth'C' Statefocelses day. We just have to come back, get a since 1982, and the long-time Bobby 0" Saturday 5 game at Ohio State, better attitude, pick up the intensity in Bowden assistant earned two national while TA, McLendon’s injury practice and forget about what happened championship rings at Florida State. ' this past Saturday.” That’s one more than Tressel has. Clouds mmmnggame. A date with defending national cham- Edge: NCSU. pion Ohio State will provide the Wolfpack Mascot: Brutus, a rectangular-bod— Andrew B. Carter all the amnesia it needs. For months, The ied man with a huge, round, hairy Deputy Spam. Editor . Game has been all fans and media have head and dopey grin gets Ohio Sta- wanted to talk about. It was supposed to dium riled with his crazy and batty an- Greg Golden wore the smile of a win- be a clash ofnew power vs. storied tradi— tics. The best is when Brutus (dressed ner Monday afternoon, the smile of a tion. Of up—and—coming vs. defending .' in “Where’s Waldo”—esque garb) lines man too sure of himself to be shaken by national champion. Ofspeed and finesse up with Brutus impersonators, and the a loss. Bright, happy and confident was vs. size and strength. It was supposed to fan that identifies the real Brutus wins the NC. State defensive back whose name feature two undefeated, potential top- 10 a lucky corndog. Mr. Wuf is just not and game has become synonymous with teams. It was supposed to be an opportu- ’ too exciting. Edge: OSU. trash talk, gyrating arms and cockiness. nity for State to prove itself nationally. Nicknames: Free bag of marshmal— A loss to Wake Forest over the weekend Does it still mean the same now that lows to anyone who knows what a couldn’t strip Golden ofhis smile, speech State is 1—1? Does it mean the same now Buckeye is. I’ll throw in a campfire, or attitude. If he were any more enthusi- that State, ranked No. 24, nearly fell out some graham crackers and chocolate astic, he might have started with the arm of the top 25? syrup if you don’t have to look it up. waving, too. “The loss,” State receiver Jerricho Edge: NCSU. “I don’t think any confidence or cocki— Cotchery said, “doesn’t change our sea- Intangibles: The Rodney Danger- ness has been knocked out of me or my son one bit.” . field of ACC history, NC. State is teammates,” Golden said, head shaking Not that the Wake loss didn’t hurt. 1. .. . looking for respect. Ohio State has and lips grinning. “We’re still the same Coach Chuck Amato described a TIM LYTVINENKO/TECHNICIAN absolutely nothing to prove since win- Wolfpack. Everybody has their up and Philip Rivers has completed 81 percent of his ning the national title, and should down days and Saturday was our down FOOTBALL see Page 6 passes for 753 yards and six TDs over two games. be fat and lazy. Since the Buckeyes whipped its last opponent like an Amish donkey (a 16—13 win over San Diego State) and State lost a heart ,. breaker at Wake Forest (38—24), the ”O F F tr 1p W0 rt Wolfpack will be hungry to take on an : 7 4. a : 1 . overconfident team. Edge: NCSU. , i . ;j " ~' ~ School: John Tesh. Edge: NCSU. . j ,1 :il- . ‘ . i ' ' .. , , i' Campus: Brickless. Edge: OSU. , ‘ I I Team traditions: At Ohio Stadium, Two of the country’s best at their positions will. . teams. Come game time, though, Gamble’s main a 1 g 100,000 people scream as the OSU go head-to—head when N.C.State receiverJerricho objective will be to shut down Cotchery, whoIS band spells “Ohio.” The cheers become Cotchery lines up opposite Ohio State comerback coming off a huge performance at Wake Forest . deafening when the lead sousaphone Chris Gamble Saturday.Gamble and Cotchery are Cotcherywill Just try to get open. Despite the [055 this player dots the1“On” the back of similar in skill, size and personality. Both are also ‘ . ; weekend, Wolflmckfans the Buckeyes’ helmets, marijuana known for the big play.Over 70 percent ofCotch- . ‘ ‘ are still pumped to make 9 leaf decals Signify a job well done. At ery’s career catches have been for first downs, and . . Carter-Finley Stadium, a busted, me— the senior rarely drops a pass. Gamble, also the the trip out to Oh“) chanical—sounding wolf howls like a Buckeyes' starting flanker, had four interceptions State. rabies-infested owl while WB-22 pro- and returned one for a touchdown last season.“As motions blare “King of the Hill” ads. you can see, he’s always doing awesome things,” . . Edge: OSU. State cornerback Greg Golden said. Goiden and Thushan 'i ‘ 3 State: North Carolina is home to Gamble grew Up competing 0n different YOUth Ama-rasiriwardena- mountains, bea - ock. Ohio is horcrihctefoaiiileslidlcdlfiigddl Staffwriter Columbus or bllSt Roll Hall of Fame and Drew Carey. -Inte.rstate 4? Wt 0f Bullock or Carey? Hmm. Edge: NCSU. For Miah Wander, neither RaleIgh ‘0 WInston-Salem All these important factors combine the eight~hour drive nor to produce an N.C State win. With the 480 some miles between -Take 52 North,which 0 Sandra Bullock pushing it over the top, Raleigh and Columbus, turns into Interstate 77 the Wolfpack wins 34-31. John Tesh Ohio Will faze him or his celebrates. The sousaphone player who four friends. -Take Interstate 77 dots the “i” cries. “We’ll be driving a long through Charleston up to And, those who used this as betting . ass way to see a football Ripley W Va advice call and thank me You heard it JERRICHO COTCHERY . ,nM LYTVINENKO/TECHNICIAN game,” he saidBut to them, . here first. . . - ‘ '» ~ 1t 11 be worth it. -From Ripley,W.Va.Take He and 1118 friends are , Andrew Carter can be reached at 515- just a small contingent highway 33 North 24” or “”dreWteCh"“mnsmfiicom chs GAMBLE ‘ ‘ ‘ KRT . TRIP see page 6 Bill Hatch /AAAm Raleigh
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