Technician.

Volume Llll, Number 53 Wednesday, February 7, 1973

Photographer assaulted in game

by Marty Pate an unidentified security officer, who investigate the case. However, no and Carolina head coach Dean Smith fight," whereupon 10 students leaped News Editor told Cain he could do nothing and action can be taken until a witness to were involved in separate altercations on him. Smith was reputedly struck in- Allen Cain, Agromeck photo- told him to speak with Chief of the alleged assault is found. Monday night. the head by a State student with a grapher, claims he was assaulted by Security for the game, Sam L. Penny. “I’m ”not out on a headhunt. I ACCORDING TO the reports, “Pack Power” sign. Carolina basketball player Ray Hite According to Cain, Penny replied don’t want to see Hite locked up. If Washington jumped up after the game Neither Smith nor Washington were Monday night after the game. to his complaint with, “You shouldn’t he’d apologize, and it doesn’t have to and shouted, “Anybody want to available for comment. Cain was standing at the south end have gotten in his way.” be a public apology, I’d drop the of the court after the game, off the PENNY AGREED he did say that case,” he said. court, photographing the pande- to Cain, but it was because of a case BUT THE PROBLEM of no wit- monium following State’s victory, of mistaken identity. Penny said Secu— ness remains. As long as Cain has no when Hite ran into him. Cain lowered rity was having problems at that time witness it’s just his word against his camera, and it was then Hite keeping people behind the restraining Hite’s. reputedly struck him. ropes to clear a path for the Carolina The fact that there is no witness CAIN SAID his lip was slightly team. poses another problem, that of the split by the blow, but the fact that he “At the end of the game. we overzealous State supporter. “One wasn’t seriously hurt doesn’t matter (Security) had our hands full. I thing worries me. Someone who hates to Cain. “The fact that he attempted observed to my left Mr. Price and Carolina might just come up and say to do damage bothers me. another officer having a tough time he saw it. I want a witness, but‘I want “I wasn’t mad when Hite ran into with two students who were t ing to a real witness,” he cautioned. me. I just lowered my camera to see cross the ropes. One stud nt was Apparently, Cain’s wasn’t the only who did it and if anyone was hurt, yelling in Prices’s face and at that fracas after Monday night’s game. Ed since I’m bigger than he is. The next moment it looked like Cain. Seaman, Sports Information Director, thing I knew I was hit in the mouth, “When Cain came up to me later said he had to restrain a State student and Hite was running to the dressing and complained about the assault I after being shoved by a unidentified room,” Cain said. thought he was the one who yelled at Carolina player. Cain further said he made no com- Price, and I told him he shouldn’t “I DON’T THINK it was anything ment or threatening action to provoke have been on the court. I found out intentional. The Carolina player was Hite. “He just hit me without any later that he wasn’t on the court and just trying to get back to the dressing reason. I can see him hurrying to get was in his proper place, so to speak.” room and was shoving his way back to the dressing room. I would AFTER ARGUING with Cain, through the crowd. One student too, if I were a basketball player. But Penny told him there was nothing he started swinging back and had to be I can’t see him hitting me without any nor any other officers could do since restrained. provocation. they did not witness the incident. He “I don’t think any Carolina player “THEY (CAROLINA) can’t take a then told Cain to lodge a complaint would be stupid enough to start a loss like men. They have to take it like with the magistrate downtown. fight in there last night. The odds little kids who’ve lost some candy,” Cain reported the incident to Sar- were against him,” Seaman said. Cain stated. gent J.R. Smith, who turned the case According to unconfirmed reports, Cain reported the alleged assault to over to an unidentified officer to Donald Washington, Carolina player,

Gentili challenges out-of—state

tuition at state-supported schools by Allen Houston introduced in the Senate which states tuition, students from other states Staff Writer that “attendance at any institution of paid the higher, out-of-state charge. State-supported universities, those higher education in the state neither University officials reasoned that the bargain-basements of higher educa- constitutes nor necessarily precludes natives’ parents as state taxpayers tion, are experiencing a new onslaught the acquisition of in-state status,” a were helping to defray the university’s of student protest: lawsuits. The more liberal interpretation ofthe expenses. peace protests and demonstrations of situation. The lawyer representing the stu- the 1960’s may seem mild in com- Gentili’s dispute is more than just a dents in the US. Supreme Court case parison to the potential financial blow desire to be classified as a citizen of argues that while a state may treat to colleges as dozens of out-of—state North Carolina. Fifteen hundred dol- different classes of residents differ- students throughout the country are lars is at stake, the differential ently, the classification “must be rea- challenging the residency require- between the $2.002 in tuition and sonable, not arbitrary.” He contended ments imposed by state legislatures. fees paid annually by‘0ut-of-state that the practice of denying residency State is among those being sued. graduate students, and the $427 figure status because a person is a student Sorry, Dean Joe Gentili, an out-of-state graduate for in-state students. ” was not reasonable, and thus violated student in the School of Design. is the FOR DECADES the practice has the Fourteenth Amendment. His key Coach Dean Smith wears the expression of aman plaintiff in the suit which is similar in been to bill students according to the argument: a 1965 decision in which who has just seen his Carolina basketball team lose many respects to a case being tried double standard of resident and non- the US. Supreme Court invalidated a its fourth game of the season and its third straight before the US. Supreme Court in resident status. Natives paid in-state March. (see ‘Residency ’page 8) to arch-rival State.(photo by Caram) GENTILI HAS lived in Raleigh since January. 1971 , when he enrolled By advisory committee as a graduate student. lie and his Wife moved all of their belongings to Raleigh. He pays local and state taxes on income and property, has a North Regan cites policy violation Carolina’s driver’s license, is a regis- tered voter in the state. has voted in by Robert McPhail Committee Chairman Charles. H. have a meeting pro forma? What if “For example. Trustee policy is state and local elections, and is an Assistant News Editor Little. the possible conflict with uni- there is nothing to do? The way is what is referred to when questions officer of the Citizens Land Use Coun- A new policy for establishing versity policy was brought to the open for anything to be discussed. A come up about the use of profits. I cil and the Conservation Council of attention of the committee by Dr. group of busy people belong to the think this (the committeeaction) rep- North Carolina. The state has consi- meeting dates by the Campus Stores Advisory Committee may be in viola- Thomas Regan. a member of the committee and it is pointless to meet resents a double standard. We use the dered him a resident in every respect committee. if there is nothing to discuss.” policy to justify actions on one hand except the payment of tuition. tion of a 1952 Colsolidated University policy. Regan made a motion that “the Little also emphasized, “This was and vote to ignore it on another According to the law, Gentili may Campus Stores Advisory Committee an action of the committee. It was not occasion." _ not become a resident of the state IN A JANUARY 25 meeting, the meet monthly and at other times an action of the chairman. I didn‘t The Technician attempted to con- until he has taken a year out of his Committee voted to meet as necessary necessary” to comply with the policy. even vote on it.” studies at the call of the chairman or tact Vice-Chancellor for Finance John to establish his residence sta- at the according to the memorandum. The REGAN, WHO HAD been critical Wright Tuesday afternoon, but his tus. even though he intends to live in request of any committee member. motion by Regan was defeated by a of the committee in a secretary said he was in conference the state permanently. The decision to meet as necessary may vote of 3-1. report to the be in violation of paragraph 8, page 8 Faculty Senate,cited an October 6 and could not be reached. The secre- , GENTILI’S LAWYER, Robert The memorandum continues. “A decision of the committee to meet as tary referred the Technician reporter Howard, charges that the existing law of the Consolidated University of motion was made by Mr. Levings’that North Carolfiia Merchandising Policies necessary. His motion was made after to Ernest Durham, an assistant to violates the due-process and equal- the Campus Stores Committee meet as he had indicated he felt the action was Wright. Durham was unavailable for protection clause of the Fourteenth and Practices and Regulations for necessary, that the chairman call such Grant-in-Aid Awards. in violation of the Board of Trustees comment Tuesday. Amendment in that it “irrebuttably meeting on his own initiative or at the policy. In a list of members absent from freezes” Gentili; his right to move his The Consolidated University policy request of any member of the requires the committee to meet The Committee’s January 25 the committee meeting, the residence is discriminated against in committee, and this motion passed action reaffirmed memorandum issued by Little in- the form of highertuition rates monthly and atother necessary times. without dissent." their October 6 The requirement was unanimously decision. Regan did not attend the cluded Charles Guignard. Guignard, a because he is a student. “LITTLE WAS contacted Tuesday student member of the committee, The action taken by Gentili may approved by the Board of Trustees on October 6 meeting. May 26, I952. afternoon and asked about the “It is my understanding, in fact the graduated in December of 1972. His have caused a stir in the NC. General apparent conflict between the action policy is quite explicit. that we are vacancy was not noted as being a Assembly, which last session enacted ACCORDING TO a memorandum and of the committee and university required to meet at least once a permanent one and the committee did the present law. A bill has been released by Campus Stores Advisory policy. Little asked, “Well, should you month,” Regan said Tuesday. not take action to have it filled. /

After-game conduct becoming dangerous

It seems that each ballgame, brings fans were ecstatic about the outcome of tion. This was an unfortunate display on Visiting teams are at the mercy of the more and more unruly behavior from the game, one of the highpoints of the Hite’s part, and just as the behavior of hosts, the hosts should not be out to both fans and players. Monday night’s season for the undefeated Wolfpack, but some State fans after the games reflected injure or cause undue trouble for the contest between State and Carolina was their enthusiasm was carried much too badly on State, Hite’s behavior reflected visitors, but should, instead; support their no exception. There has been much talk far. Opposing coaches and players are badly on a fine UNC team. Certainly he own team with as much spirit as possible. since last year‘s Minnesota-Ohio State more or less helpless when playing away was upset with the outcome of the game Bad behavior at home can only bring free-for-all in which several basketball from home. The sheer numbers of home- and the way the game had gone for about bad behavior by other fans on the players were injured by other players and court fans make it necessary that some Carolina, but this was no excuse for road in retaliation. Very few people go to fans that conduct at games was getting degree of calm be maintained if only for attacking someone who also had a job to a ballgame to make trouble, but the out of hand. An incident at the South the protection of the visiting team. After do and was trying to do it as unobtru- minority who do cast a bad light on the Carolina-Marquette game in Columbia the Carolina game, State fans sadly sively as possible. whole student body and the State team. served to underline the need for more lacked a sense of propriety. It is unfor- The purpose of the game is to There is no excuse for either the behavior level-headed conduct on the part of all tunate that the fruits of victory must be promote a friendly form of rivalry and of some of the State fans or the member those involved. The plea for presence of celebrated in such a way. competition, not warfare and bloodshed. of Carolina’s squad after the Monday mind apparently has gone unnoticed. But State fans were not the only ones State students should reassess their ac- night game. In the future. hopefully the After Monday night’s game, there who showed a degree of poor sportsman- tions of Monday night. Victory can easily fans and the players will be more spirited were reports that State fans roughed up ship. An Agromeck photographer was go sour under such circumstances. and less violent. f. O Carolina coach Dean Smith and Carolina punched by Tar Heel player Ray Hite player Donald Washington. Naturally the while trying to, photograph the celebra-

EDITORIALS Can't get 'em for a 3 A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the oftiCial organ through which the thoughts, the activity, and in fact the very life of the campus, is registered. It is the mouthpiece through which the narcotics law, but students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. TechniCIan, vol. 1, no. 1, February 1, 1920. maybe 'We can catch'm in an unnatoral sex act!

‘No knack’ provision

threatens privacy

A “no-knock” provision is now before those who are suspected than the present the NC. General Assembly as part of a “warn before‘entering” policy. If, indeed, new bill attempting to renovate N.C. laws those suspected are carrying on some on pretrial procedure. The purpose of the criminal activity and are surprised at it, it “no-knock” provision is to prevent the is conceivable that they would be more destruction of contraband and to protect likely to act spontaneously and violently the lives of all those involved in the than if they were forewarned and could action. But the enactment of this provi- consider the possible consequences of sion would also endanger the privacy of such rash action. citizens, and could possibly, instead of The General Assembly must decid preserving life, result in the loss of it. whether or not the shortcomings of the Although the no-knock portion of the bill outweigh its merits. It is almost newly introduced bill stipulates that an certain that a great deal of controversy officer must have the permission of a will arise. It will be the task of the judge and a search warrant, this still does lawmakers to consider what is best for the not sufficiently protect citizens from citizens of the state. A great deal of privacy infringement on their rights to thought must be given to both sides of from the police and the courts. There have, been many complaints from more the issue. But as it now stands, the conservative areas that in recent years, enactment of the“no-knock” provision the courts have hampered the work of may possibly do more harm than good. the police and shown undue favor toward the rights of the criminal. But the pendu- lum has also swung the other way many In uncovered ruins times, and uncalled for actions by the police have been supported in the courts. The requirement for a judge’s permis- sion and a warrant would also theoreti- Lot of mouth, but no power cally prevent any so-called “fishing ex- peditions” by the police. The same ar- gument, however, applies here. Who is to by Dick West gradually takes form above ground. “That's a brilliant deduction. Shall we say that a particular judge at a particular The Lighter Side “Whatever it is, it’s a big one. What do you unearth the rest of it?" time will not issue a warrant on hearsay think now, professor?“ “Why bother? The only thing worth finding real “I think it could be the vestige of some sort in this excavation is that white house we evidence alone or on scanty WASHINGTON UPI Well, gee. I knew uncovered last week.“ known to happen. of legislative body. Judging from its size. it evidence? It has been things were bad, what with Congress getting must have been bicameral. Notice anything If even the right to privacy of one pushed around by the President and all. peculiar about it, Fred?" Technician individual is threatened, then the bill is a But I didn’t realize how serious the situation “Yes. It has a very awkward and uncohesive failure. was until Rep. Richard Bolling, D-Mo., warned configuration. If we could restore this vestige to Editor ...... John N. Walston There is nothing in the provision to the other day that Congress was in danger of its original condition. I think we would find Senior l-Tditor ...... (ieorge Panton “vestige.“ Associate Editor ...... Beverly Privette guarantee the conduct of the police once becoming a that despite its tremendous bulk it had very News liditor ...... Marty Pate they burst onto the premises. Houses Let us now jump forth in time a millennium little strength.“ Sports liditor . .‘...... Ken Lloyd Features I"ditor...... R..l.lrace have been ransacked and citizens mis- or two. We find a team of archeologists digging “I’ll go along with that. But strong or not. it Managing liditor ...... Patti Trim-k treated and embarrassed by lawmen in upon the site of what was once the District of certainly must have made a hellova lot of noise. Editorial Assistant ...... Willie Rolick evidence which never Columbia. Just look at that overdeveloped oral cavity!“ Photo liditor ...... lid ('aram search of criminal Production Manager ...... l‘fniil Stewart What is to prevent this from “Hello, what‘s this?“ ’ “Good point. Fred. 'I believe we can existed. “Find something. Fred?“ Advertising Manager ...... (ircg Hoots happening if the“no-knock” provision is conclude that most of the vestige‘s muscles were Circulation Manager ...... Bill Belk “I'm not sure. Take a look at this curious centered in the oral region and were used to enacted into law? The police are almost relic. What do you make ofit‘?" unrestrained in their dealings with these operate its sound system. Can you theorize as to lonndcd l-clirnar} I. “220, \\itli \l 'l‘ritc as the “By Jove, it looks like some sort of vestige.” why it became exti ct?" first t‘tllltlL the It't‘liI’I-l'iu/I ts pulillsllt‘il \lnnduy suspected citizens, but the citizens have Wednesday and I ridu) during the school year hv the “That was my impression too. But what “I’m just thinking off the top of my head students ol' North ('tirolina State l'iiivcrsity except almost no recourse except the courts, and could it be a vestige of?" now. but I would say that at one time the during holidays and cum periods. then only after the fact and the embar— “All I can tell you is that this area is believed vestige had a considerable amount of strength. Represented by National Advertising Servn'c. Inc. rassment. , to have once been the seat of an ancient Yankee only it was too unwieldy. It tried to compensate igcnt for national advertising. “llll offices located in Safeguarding the lives of others is also civilization. Let's all bring our shovels over to for that defect by expanding its oral function. -uites 3 I 20-2! in the towers”) Studentlicnler. ("ates Avenue. (ampus and mailing address at PO. llo\ debatable when one considers the bill. It '” this Spot and see what‘s down there." ‘ which caused its other functions to atrophy. 5698. Raleigh. \‘.(‘ 3"!)07 Slilisrripliuns urgrshjtjl) is possible that the bill could do more to The archeologists carefully remove several Finally. some other institution absorbed most pcr noidemn‘ semester Printed .it the \orth (';ito|in;i l nivcrsit) l’rint endanger the lives of both the police and more tons of dirt during which the vestige ot‘its power." Shop. Raleigh. North (kirolinu. Page 2/ Technician/ February 7, 1973 _ doctor’s bag

by Arnold Werner, MD. not seem to produce distress when performed shortly after birth. However, it is an Address letters to Dr. Arnold Werner, Box uncomfortable procedure when performed later 974, East Lansing, Mi. 48823. in life and is generally not recommended unless I have read that the average number of definite indications exist. Such indications calories consumed during sexual intercourse is would be repeated infections of the penis or equivalent to running up two flights of stairs. very narrow opening through the foreskin. The The question: My girlfriend is 5 ’8" and weighs main value of circumcision is prophylactic. that 145 lbs; would daily intercourse be an adequate is. preventative. People who are not substitute for her evening jog around the circumcised who conscientiously pull back the dormitory complex? foreskin and clean the glans area of their penis \\. well each time they shower or bathe, generally Caloric expenditure during sexual intercourse do not have difficulties. However, this type of would obviously be related to the vigor with cleanliness often works out better in theory which it is performed and the duration of the than in practice, making circumcision a sensible act. The incredible altruism of offering yourself procedure for a newborn. The foreskin in on a daily basis to your energetic friend in order infants and small children may remain adherent to spare her the hardship ofjogging around her to the glans of the penis for sometime and you dorm fails to convince this skeptic. However, should not make any attempt to pull it back you present one of the more imaginative lines until, advised to do so by your physician. I’ve heard of in a while. Circumcision. or the lack of it, in no way The best solution would be to jog around affects sexual performance or enjoyment. with her each day and then decide what to do. I agree with your doctor and would not A word of warning: any form of athletic advise circumcision of a nine month old because endeavor requires proper equipment. Sexual there is nosense in exposing him to this intercourse produces a staggering number of discomfort. As to the matter of being teased by pregnancies compared to jogging, be sure and other boys, all children must sooner or later use effective contraception. come to grips with the ways in which they are different from others. At an appropriate time, a ***** simple explanation of the anatomy involved “And what do we do when an official calls a violation against us? We do one thing. should alleviate any of his concerns. If We raise our hand and say nothing. We accept the decision of the official. And what We recently adopted a child who came from Freudian theory is correct, having something happens to the member of our team who talks back to the official? Because of him another country and was not circumcised. Our there that others are missing should not cause the whole team will be made to run sprints at the next practice.” The above is a family physician advised against circumcision at any concern, unless other people are threatening quote from Dean Smith on television while lecturing his team in a public information his age, nine months. We are wondering if this to cut it off. film. RUN CAROLINA RUNll (photo by Caram) should be done for health reasons and if this might prevent possible teasing by other boys at a later time. We do not wish to disregard our physician ’s opinion, but at the same time, most LETT ERS male children we know have been circumcised. Chancellor for Finance and Business, was not As I was leaving the Coliseum, I questioned Circumcision is the removal of the foreskin ‘Officiating’ limited to the financial condition of the Harris two men who were about forty years of age. which is the tab of skin extending from the operation. The apparent pessimistic business wore Carolina blue shirts. and had very sad shaft of the penis, covering most of the glans, or To the Editor; outlook only compounds the situation when looks on their faces. They were waiting at the bulb shaped end of the penis. Circumcision at Being an NC. State and A.C.C. fan for over one considers that the Harris operation has door for the other twelve members of their twenty years and having personally witnessed effected, over the years, a general negative group. The only information they would give birth. or shortly thereafter, is generally me was that performed in this country to prevent the some 300 conference games, I feel that reaction to food service on our campus because they had received a block of something must be said concerning the of old complaints of long lines, high prices, cold fourteen seats in a student section. and that development of diseases of the penis later in incredible job of “officiating” in the they were friends of a Wolfpack basketball life. As food, poor quality, etc., etc. I do not believe a part of religious ritual, Jews and State-Carolina game on Monday night. It was that any private concern could satisfy its player. Why would a State player give fourteen Moslems circumcise their newborn male undoubtedly the most obvious display of bias in customer’s demands when it is fighting to make tickets to Carolina fans? children, the practice supposedly originating as my memory. I do not know the two officials or a profit. Please keep in mind that ARA services The estimates ofthe number ofCarolina fans part of their hygienic codes. Circumcision is less their backgrounds and I am not accusing them, do not pay rent and«.maintenance on the Harris range from one hundred to as high as five or six popular in some parts of the world than it is but an official’s sentiments Can override his building. hundred, and most of them were sitting in the here. judgement in many cases, often without his The Business Office apparently is not capable student sections. The student tickets were asell- The procedure is Uncomplicated and does knowledge. I do not think specific examples of comprehending the subjective complaints of out on Wednesday, and many students were need be cited, for no one present failed to take the students when they make their business denied their chance to attend. notice of what was happening. decisions concerning Harris Cafeteria. The Student Senate labored to find a ticket I realize that it would be in bad form for Therefore, I suggest a letter writing campaign policy that would permit a maximum number We regret the Coach Sloan or any other member of the concerning this matter to Dean Banks C. Talley of students to attend yet allow each of them the athletics staff to bring up the matter, but I do and Chancellor John T. Caldwell who, in my pleasure of bringing one non-student date,wife. think that someone with a little clout should opinion, are quite capable of understanding etc. call the situation to the attention of student opinion and formulating sound Groups of Carolina fans somehow find their absence of the Commissioner James. The officials in the A.C.C. decisions based upon them. way into Reynolds Coliseum every year, but the have long been the best in the nation. I do not Nick Ursini large number this year with the current ticket wish to see this change. When a disinterested policy needs to be explained by the ticket column President -30— , E.C.U. student to my left informed me that this University Student Center office. I hope we do not receive the standard was the worst officiating that he had ever seen, I form letter of denial this year. The students realized that .l. something should be done. When a de ;erve more. but its creator, young foreign student behind me, who could Explanation needed Jami Cauble not possibly know that much about the President of Student Senate American game of roundball, repeatedly To the Editor. George Panton screamed “you fulla sheet” to the officials, I Carolina Fans? realized that something really should be done. l was certainly pleased to . see the great After all, five on seven is not exactly What Dr. our letters policy Naismith (not to be confused with “Dr.” D. Wolfpack beat the inferior team from Orange is on County Community College Monday night, but vacation. Smith) had in mind when he introduced the I was somewhat disturbed by a few unusual fans game of basketball. Gene Stephenson Weencourage students and others Wothm ”19 sitting in the student sections. Two couples University community to express their opinions vua Jr. Zoo. occupied four adjacent seats in front of me. and the Letters to the EdllO' sectmn or this paper. On letters from candidates runnlnu Nu m. Mince. tWO more guys to my left could be classified as we continue the DOlle UlllIJCd last $00!“: and unusual fans. These fans wore Carolina blue will wrthhold the letter 1mm publicatum WWI Food service shirts, pants. etc.. and would cheer loudly each alter the tmal runott. Letters wm then be DUDIished at the earliest DOSSIDIP date (Me to (He’s flat time the visiting team scored. limited. space. we most ask that all letters be 300 To the Editor: After the game. I interrupted the mourning words or less. It otherwuse, they Will be Subject to Please refer to the letter editing tor length. All letters smmzd be on his back in Friday’s of the two guys and asked them some questions. typewritten and tnplespaced. It Hvt 'vped tM-v Technician by David Holland. John Warren. and I learned that they were both students from should be legible and neat. All letters die mmcu John Stanley concerning the condition of food Carolinaf They had to editing for libel. Letters must be mailed by the received two guest tickets writer and should include local address. Mass with the flu) service at Harris Cafeteria. from “a friend in high places" at State. but they standing and major. My letter to Mr. John Wright. Vice would not give the name of the source.

MOLL’S CAMPUS by gregory moll

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Important, unimportant archives kept

by Ken Davenport private under Samuel Clark. THE ARCHIVES were set saved and for how. long, and Staff Writer captain of Company A. The up to procure and preserve what should be kept perma- sword that “ruled over” Har. University records of a varied nently. Hopefully this treasure lf you’re brimming with cove of fact and fun Will curiosity or nostalgia for that relson is in the archives. Other nature. In I963 the state museum pieces include a silk archives made a survey of what always be stamped, “SAVEl... “remembrance of things past” PERMANENTLY!” you’ll be interested in the Ar- flag for the University made in was where, what should be chives of the University. The China. President ’Holladay’s Archives, located in room gold watch, and the Officer’s 0-1 I l in the basemept of DH. Cross of the Order of St. Sava, ii Hill library,has a wealth of given to President Riddick in information just waiting for 1931 by Alexander 1, King of inspection. Yugoslavia. From the year THERE ARE PAPERS con— 1921 there are State Fair rib- cerning important administra- bons won by the Swine tive decisions, minutes of com- Department. mittees, scrapbooks, news clip- The Agricultural School has pings, recordings, microfilms. the most material in the ar- and correspondence. Mr. chives, but -the biggest col- Maurice Toler. the Archivist, lection of unofficial papers is believes it is important to doc- the set of records, etc., for the ument all activities on campus Biltmore Forest School, the and is sending out a call to all CA. Schenck Collection. It student organizations to bring includes correspondance, dia- him copies of their minutes, ries. glass slides, and leaf speci- news stories, etc. He [- Y programs, mens. . even wants dorm letters. IN THE CATCH-ALL col- University Archivist, Maurice Toler, examines an Anyone concerned with this lection one finds papers of the Agromeck from the very, very early twentieth century. University is able to place Leazar Literary Society started (photo by Foulke) memorabilia in the archives. November 2, 1889. A debating Actively solicited, they are well club, it disproves the slogan: kept, may be seen at any time. “Carolina-culture; State- Author speaks tonight and, if need be, will be agriculture.” The Depression returned to the owner. gave rise to the Self-Help Club Floyd McKissick, head of equals—it is hoped that our Obscure oddities have been of 1929-1933 whose papers Floyd B. McKissick Enter- white brothers may someday left to our archives in the past record the efforts of young prises, lnc. and “The Soul and welcome us,” he said. such as the private papers of men working their way Spirit of Soul City,” will speak AUTHOR OF “THREE Holladay, first president of through school. at 8 pm. in the Student Center Fifths of a Man” which NC. A & M College, and copies 1928 witnessed students ballroom on “ldeological Prob- was published in April 1969, of Jefferson’s Shakespearean putting a bear from the Pullen lems Confronting the Black En- he points out in this book that engravings, the originals being Park Zoo in their chapel. That trepreneur.” in Monticello. hilarious story, along with only partial solutions of black Financial statements of yesteryear are preserved in the FORMER NATIONAL emancipation have been of- ln 1905 the future Chancel- others, is kept for your enjoy- Director of CORE, fered and that they have all lor Harrelson was a freshman ment in the archives. basement of DH. Hill Library.(photo by Foulke) McKissick is a man of the city. failed. He has been a civil rights leader Following the lecture, a I’apoon listens to and lawyer in Durham; a resi- reception will be held in the dent of New York and Student Center. For anyone Washington during his career who is interested in obtaining WKNC—FM with CORE; and as Director of further information, it can be Floyd McKissick Enterprises he obtained from Dr. Odell will be officed in New York. UzZell, at Room 327 of the .4 ml lw is not Rip off ? McKissick envisions a city 1911 Building or by’calling where “the black people will 737-2701. in so u o.’ welcome white people as —C.RayDudley

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Page 4/ Technician/ February 7, 1973 Big Red Machine wins rifle champiOnShip

The State Rifle Team. 556/600. which took the High while his total 551/600‘won position as well as four Silver Service Marksman. Melchoir ranked nationally Thompson Range. On since Collegiate Award. . for him High Resident total. Points. also won First Marksman with February 17 they will host the October 1971, shattered all its Sweeney’s kneeling 191/200 Gagarin received ten Silver A 548/600 total earned a total of prone and standing opponents last Saturday at the also gave him High Resident in Melchoir First Combined of 360/400. She also received Intercollegiate Conventional points and a trophy for High Civilian/Service Sectional Meet. and on home of “The Big Red that position. Twelve National Resident total. Marksman. She sixteen Silver Points. Machine”. Thompson Range. Rifle Association. NRA Silver produced the 548/600 from a As a team, the four were February 24 they will shoot The Wolfpack team is ranked Points were awarded to him for Hill collected"°54l/600 from 194/200 prone. 166/200 also awarded twelve Silver against East Tennessee State number one among all non— his outstanding shooting in this a 198/200 prone, 157/200 standing. and 188/200 Points. standing. and a University. the current national scholarship rigle teams across match. 186/200 kneeling. Her 166/200 standing The match brought the champions. All home matches the nation and Saturday GAGARIN’S KNEELING kneeling. His 198/200 prone and 188/200 kneeling both team’s record to eleven wins begin at 9:00 am. proved itself by flawlessly won him Second Sharpshooter. earned High Resident in this took First Combined Civilian/ and no losses. Saturday the grasping the 1973 North “Red" Team meets VMI at —Daniel Conners Carolina State International- Type Championship. State weightlifters highlight university student center theatre presents STATE’S “RED” TEAM hosted two teams. one from Fort Belvoir. Virginia. and the other from Aberdeen Proving Poweflifting Championships Grounds. Maryland. Both teams were soundly defeated Two members of the State lifter with the highest total pounds. which gives one an after the days shooting. State Barbell Club competed won. idea of the magnitude of led the scoring with a Saturday in the North Carolina JOE DESTEFANO. who Destefano’s lift. 2196/2400. Fort Belvoir fol- Powerlifting Championships in along with Ron Spach repre- Spach, who weighs only 169 lowed with a 2177/2400, and Graham, and one came away sented State in the statewide pounds. lifted in the 181 Aberdeen Proving Grounds with a new state record in the Amateur Athletic Union com- pound division. brought up the rear with deadlift competition. petition, competed in the 165 SPACH, A JUNIOR from 1849/2400. was one of power pound class and smashed the Winston-Salem, attempted a Frank Sweeney. Greg The meet existing North Carolina dead- 450 pound squat but narrowly Gagarin, Ron Hill, and Pre lifting in which the squat, lift record with a perfect lift of failed. This is over the 165 Melchoir composed the “Red" bench press, and deadlift were 545 pounds. In an extra pound division record and it is Team. Frank Sweeney fired a performed. Each lifter was attempt, he even completed a anticipated that Spach will 197/200 prone. 168/200 given three attempts in each of phenomenal 560 pound lift. reduce to the 165 class and standing and a 191/200 the lifts with the best of each The state record in the heavier bring another record home to kneeling, giving him a score of type added toward a total. The 181 pound class is only 530 State.

State fencerS duel DukeThurSday

by Jeff Watkins a good sabre team. They fence didn’t think I fenced that good Blue Devil group headed Assistant Sports Editor similar to the way we fence. well.” by Tom Clark, All-ACC in “We fenced good enough to “There are three good teams Faircloth, a junior majoring sabre. . win,” said fencing coach Tom in the ACC.” Evans explained. in Geology. took fencing in “They’re usually pretty Evans. referring to State’s “They will give us as good a phys. ed. and joined the team fired up,” Faircloth stated. 17-10 win over William and match as anybody. They’ll be on Ron Weaver’s invitation. He “They might have a psycho- 1 ready Mary last weekend. “I think for us. This is their first fenced the fall semester of logical advantage, but we have Way Into Blackness the Carolina match took some- ACC meet.” 1971, but due to academic more experience. ” thing out of us. I’m glad we Sabre fencer Warren difficulties he had to sit out On being awarded the had an easy opponent.” honor, Faircloth said, “Its Faircloth was voted Fencer of the following spring semester. Marlin and Malcolm. The going won’t be so the Week for his performance His presence now, with Dave worth a lot. Your teammates smooth Thursday night as the against William and Mary. He Sinodis and Larry Graham, give thought you had a good effort Feb888pm Wolfpack travels to Duke. went 3-0 against the Indians. State three strong performers and that means a lot. I guess it’s not “DUKE’S GOING to be “I’M HONORED, of in sabre. important how I think ncsu students$3 public$4 tough,” Evans said. “They have :hdid,'dl99 but how others think I AAAAAAAAAAAA"AA'v—vvv‘ AAA course,” Faircloth said. “I STATE’S TRIO faces a forreservotionscdlz737-3106 no.state university

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Page 5 / Technician / February 7, 1973 Wolfpaek’s comeback deflates Tar Heels ..

by Ken Lloyd the 12,400 that jammed in stantly changed hands. strategy backfired as State was “I was pretty confident all decided we were not going to Sports Editor Reynolds Coliseum who had Burleson twice hit crucial able to take the lead each time the way.“ said Thompson. who lose the game so we pulled Of course. a Inside State’s dressing room their doubts as to the outcome IS-foot jumpers from the line the Tar Heels went into the tied Karl for the game’s scoring ourselves together. Monday night there was not of the game. State appeared to to put the Pack up by one. stall offense. The Heels used honors with 22 points. "I never couple of turnovers certainly the usual jubilation one would be trying its best to lose the With only SI seconds showing the offense for nearly 22 thought we were going to lose. helped.“ expect after a team had game by repeatedly coming on the clock, Moeller cooly hit minutes. We were up for the game. but “We had a great battle on defeated a tough opponent, down the floor and blowing a jumper from the foul line to “I considered, it a great com- to a certain extent we were our hands; they were definitely especially when that opponent ideal chances to pull closer to put State ahead to stay. pliment to our team when they emotionally tired. When the up for us." said Burleson, who happened to be arch-rival Carolina. But the action was not over went into the four-corners,“ game got going we lost our contributed 21 points and nine North Carolina. Instead, the State took bad shots, missed by a long shot. Carolina held said Sloan. “When you go into psych, but at the last it came big rebounds to States cause. Wolfpack players looked like easy ones, and handled the ball for the last shot, only to have that type of offense. in essence back.“ "We wanted to win this game they were grateful to have es- sloppily, thus giving the Tar Thompson stealjthe ball with you are saying you can’t win “We have gotten to the real bad, especially since it was caped from the tense contest Heels numerous opportunities 20 seconds left. But the Tar playing a normal game. At least point now that we have a lot of at home. Most of us (all except with their very lives. to put the game out of reach. Heels quickly got the ball back that is the way I look at it confidence in ourselves,” com- senior Rick Holdt) have never “We were fortunate to win But, like the jittery Wolfpaek, when Towe charged into when I slow it down. mented Moeller. "We just lost to Carolina here." this game." sighed a fatigued Carolina would give the ball George Karl. Karl then tried to “I THOUGHT WE defensed MOnte Towe after scoring 12 right back to its opponent. be the hero as he drove for the it extremely well," he con- points in the 76-73 come- Carolina built up an eight basket, but instead turned out tinued. ”Everytime they went from-behind win. State’s 17th point lead with only six to be the goat for the second into it we beat it.“ straight this season. “I never minutes left to put some straight year as he stepped on Sloan felt the three game thought the game was gone, anxiety in the hearts of State the end line to end Carolina‘s stretch with Maryland. though. With David fans everywhere. However, last chance. Virginia, and Carolina (Thompson) and Tommy Burleson, Towe. and Mark “If you ever needed to see a definitely had an emotional, if (Burleson) you are never out of Moeller then took over and basketball game where there not a physical, effect on his the game until the scoreboard combined for four straight was proof that good coaching team. However, next year he reads all zeros.“ buckets to knot the score with and smart playing doesn’t win said his team will definitely not WHILE TOWE still had 4:31 remaining. basketball games, this was it,” play Carolina on Monday after confidence throughout the FROM THEN ON, it was said a relieved Norman Sloan. having a tough game on game, there were many among nip and tuck as the lead con- “We committed every mistake Saturday. in the book in the second “We have had too many half.” tough games in a row," he said. Sportscraps “F OR FOUR OR five “I assure you it won‘t be like minutes in the second half. that next year. The game Saturday had a great emotional OPEN HANDBALL AND SQUASH Carmichael Gymnasium. Entries Carolina just plain whipped TOURNAMENTS: Entries will be will be limited to facility accom- us,” the coach continued. strain on us. We were more accepted from February 5 through modation. A representative from “They outhustled us and there nervous tonight than Carolina February 22 at 210 Carmichael each team must attend. was a tremendous determina- was.” Gymnasium. Play will begin the tion on their part to come over WITH THE BIG wins so far Week of February 26. OPEN VOLLEYBALL: Entries are this season, the State players being accepted now through here and win. But I am proud INDEPENDENT SOFTBALL: En- February 15. Play will begin of the way our guys hung in have a newfound confidence tries are now being accepted for the Tuesday, February 20. There will there. This was an especially that was lacking in the past. Independent Softball League. Play be an organizational meeting big game for us in many ways." They now believe they can will begin the week of February 19. Monday. February 19 at 8:00 p.m. After Carolina got a lead in beat anybody and no lead is There will be an organizational at the Intramural Office. A repre— the game, Dean Smith chose to too insurmountable, and it was meeting on Thursday. February IS sentative from each team must use "3 famed four-corners to more than evident Monday at 8:00 p.m. in Room 2I0 attend. prcvev the lead. However, the night.

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would play it the same way

by Jeff Watkins coming to the second ranked the loss. He is more accus- tum switched our way," he Assistant Sports Editor team‘s home court with a great tomed to winning, but he has explained. “It was my choice, Deep within the innards of chance to win." he began. “I’m experienced defeat, too. He and I thought, ‘Why not?‘ Reynolds Coliseum, reporters extremely pleased. took it like a gentleman. “WE CAME BACK in the gathered around the Carolina “I take full responsibility “You‘ve got to hand it to second half and got the lead dressing room waiting for the for the defeat. I and I alone." State," Smith continued, again. We just played our nor- emergence of Dean Smith. The Smith then explained the “being behind and coming mal game. It worked out well.“ somber group reflected the Tar incident surrounding the tech- back. (Tom) Burleson made Reports of several incidents Heels‘ heartbreaking defeat at nical foul referee Otis Almond two or three amazing shots. filtered down after the mob of the 'hands of the Wolfpack. slapped on him. It was Smith‘s “DARRELL ELSTONdid a State fans overran the court. Carolina’s quarters were as second of the night. good job on David Thompson. “Donald Washington’s foot silent as a tomb. ”THE TECHNICAL Thompson‘s a great player. He is not healing as it should,” Minutes later. Smith Almond called on me l was helps their team in so many Smith added. “He got mobbed appeared. “Let‘s go over to the ways. ’ coming off the court. I guess trying to get some information. Smith then made some stairs," he said. He led the George (Karl) asked him the fans were happy. But we gathering to the foot of the observations on his own team. need a tunnel from the bench (Almond) if he could talk to "We've had great poise at stairs that reach up to the the coach. He said no. I asked to our dressing room. It’s a Coliseum floor. He stood Maryland and State. Both dangerous situation. Maybe why not. Almond said, ‘That‘s teams have to come to Chapel perched on the staircase and a technical.m people are hurt up there, I talked. Hill. but they‘re still great don’t know.“ Smith was calm and com- teams. He then talked about “I’M EXTREMELY posed. He never raised his “We went to the four- pleased with our team Carolina‘s four-corners again. voice, never made excuses for corners when I felt the momen- “IF WE GET a five point lead with five minutes to go, we’re going to win a huge State ’3 girls even record amount of games,” Smith noted, “even against great teams like State. “Their outside shooting, with victory ove r NCCU that’s the key,” he observed. “I‘d like to see Burleson’s Senior Joe Cafferky drives past the Tar Heels’ Mitch fade-away jumper again.” Kupchak on his way to an easy Iayup.(plroto by (‘aram) by Jim Pomeranz season against as many 10$th Sandee Hill, “and they Staff Writer With the score tiedat ten out-rebounded us, but many of Last Friday night the apiece at the end of the first them were from their own Waddell, Chambers lead hot women‘s basketball club period, State managed to out shots.” defeated the women from score Central 18-6 in the NCCU took more shots than State but North Carolina Central for the second quarter to take a com- was unable to Tar Babies past Wolflets,84-74 second time this season,48-38, manding lead that was never connect on but a few.“They in a game played at Central. relinquished. took a lot of shots but many of Carolina’s Tar Babies ing point came from about 12 “WE DIDN’T REACT to State only trailed in the early “CENTRAL IS A quick them were just stupid ones,” downed State’s Wolflets 84-74 to seven minutes left in the the ball,” lamented State coach going of the first quarter in team and has a lot of good Hill added. Monday night in Reynolds Col- first half. We kept losing the Eddie Biedenbach. ”Instead of winning its third game of the jumpers,” commented State Leading the scoring for iseum. ball upcourt, but State drawing the charge they State was Gwen Garris with 12 In the early go1ng the game couldn’t capitalize on it and reached and tried to block points. followed by Genie score.” Jordan with nine, and Kathy was extremely tight. State hit a shots. They were out of posi- Polls Bounds and Cynthia Crawford cold spell, however, and Caro- The Wolflets shot over 50 tion." .UCLA(35) ...... I7-0 (736) with eight each. The top scorer lina moved out in front. Turn- per cent in the first half, but Steve Smith put on an of- .NLLSTATE(2) ...... l6-0 (670) for Central was Sharon overs also plagued the Wolflets, Carolina shot a phenomenal 78 fensive display in a losing ef- . Long Beach St. ....l8-I (529) Williams with 15. but the v1sitors also suffered a per cent. fort tallying 30 points Steve . Indiana ....l4-2 (495) In other recent games State high amount in this depart- The Tar Babies didn’t cool Smoral added 14 points For . Minnesota ...... I4-2 (319) dropped a heartbreaker to ment. down much in the second half. Carolina Bill Chambers and . North Carolina ....l6-3 (271) (AP Campbell College, 49-46, and Bill Guthridge, Carolina’s finishing with over 70 per cent Charles Waddell each scored 21 . Marquette ...... l6-2 (268) beat NCCU in the first meeting JV coach said. “I felt the turn- from the floor. points. . Missouri ...... IS-2 (266) of the two teams, 39-33. . Maryland ...... l4-3 (254) State travels to Laurinburg 1—-OOWQOU’IQWN—. Alabama ...... l4-2 (238) to take on St. Andrews Col- lege. Hill says she knows little .UCLA(35) ...... 17t) (350) about St. Andrews and lables .NILSTATE ...... 164) (314) them a “mystery” team. nightowl . L. Beach St ...... 174 (242) Next week two home games . Indiana .... VLZ (222) are on schedule. On Tuesday . 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(continuedfrom page 1) now the law in North Carolina. The dent tuition and fee charge among all tions.” he explained. Peterson also the Supreme Court upholds the stu- section of the Texas constitution that law doubled the tuition rate for gradu- state-supported universities in the US. said that he feels the price differential dent suit. schools in an effort to prohibited Texas-based servicemen ate students. Said Watkins “The dif- A survey by the National Association between in-‘State and out-of-state tui- avoid financial loss. will either sharply from acquiring Texas residency for ference in operational expense for, of State Universities and Land Grant tion is “exorbitantly large.” dis- increase in-state tuition or decrease voting purposes. and tuition paid by, outof-state stu- Colleges lists the median charge for couraging good prospects from other the nlmeer of out-of-state students it The University of Connecticut, the dents between 1969 and l97l was nonresident graduate students at states from attending State. Indeed. accepts. defendant in the case, replied in The $32 million. With the tuition hike, $1.270. compared to the $2.002 fig- there has been a 14 per cent decrease The legal problem looms as perhaps National Observer that the right to $24 million of this has been paid. ure for State. in the number of new out-of-state the most difficult ofall. lfthe vote is guaranteed by the Constitu- “Besides.”he continued,“most WHATEVER THE Supreme Court graduate students since last year. Supreme Court declares the existing tion. but the right to pay in-state out-of~state students have made no decision, it will have a major effect on IF NONRESIDENT tuition iselimini- laws unconstitutional, exactly what tuition is not. “The out-of-state classi- contribution to this state and will three areas of university life: acade- nated. the effect on campus budgets will constitute residency status is any- fication system is designed as a reason- make no contribution to this state in mic. financial, and legal.WJ.Paterson, could be staggering. According to The body5 guess. Nobody seems to have able means to secure state funds and the future. The idea of having good dean of the Graduate School at National Observer. in l97l alone, an answer, the question becoming one permit a partial cost equalization,” schools is not only what they will do State. feels that “a good healthy mix 463.357 nonresident students were of almost philosophical proportion. according to a university spokesman. for the individual but also what con- of students" is essential for a com- enrolled at four-year state institutions. One thing is certain: this new wave of PARTIAL COST equalization is tribution the individual will make to plete academic experience. A universal switch to in-state standing student protest is at least causing a one of the reasons given by Rep. WT. the state.” “A part of any bona fide graduate for all students could cost universities few ripples among university adminis- Watkins of Person County to explain As a result of Watkins’ bill, State student experience is rubbing elbows between $250 million and $300 mil- trations, if not a tidal wave of gigantic why he sponsored the bill which is now has the seventh highest nonresi- with students from other institu- lion a year. Educators worry that if proportions.

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A federal government should provide pm on Wed., Feb. in the lounge Wed. night at 7:30 in 4114 Student THE SOCIETY OF AFRO- are urged to attend. shop mechanic and experienced a program of comprehensive of Bowen Hall. Courses offered in Center. A movie on whitewater American Culture will meet club members will assist in repairs medical care for all U.S. citizens. History, Literature, Drama and kayaking will be presented. All Feb. 10 at 2 pm in Ghetto for trip ATTENTION: Polish up those and demonstrate correct repair Students interested in working on Philosophy. Total cost including interested in canoelng and kayaking to Central Prison Youth Center. instruments. Jamming with Sammie procedures on all bikes. Some parts the debate team as well as the airfare from Washington, $635. please attend. will happen Friday Feb. 23. will be available as replacements for general public are cordially invited MEREDITH COLLEGE will hold FOUND: Puppy near Winston Hall, slight charge. 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