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bill under review pedestrian bridge open Initiated by Chapel Hill it will be consumed” will also citizens, new legislation be recorded. §E€TT is designed to increase Chapel Hill City Councilman 'if Mark Kleinschmidt however, accountability explained that council members Josh Harrell are trying to keep the bill from SeniorStaffWriter Kyle Blakely becoming unreasonable. StaffWriter “We don’t want keg regis— For the past year, commuters following tration to be a search tool for the Beltline near the Wade Avenue exit A new state law proposal out police,” Kleinschmidt said. “In have seen a mammoth steel structure of Chapel Hill could have seri- Ohio, when you sign a keg regis- over their heads as they drive down the ous repercussions on college tration, you are basically signing highway. students and other party-goers away your rights of search and Theymayalso have visited thearches or across North Carolina. seizure and sending the police an seen the sculptures that line a path div- The new legislation will re- invitation to your party, and we ing into the woods adjacent to the NC. quire all kegs to be registered don’t want that.” Museum ofArt. and tagged with identification According to Kleinschmidt, The City of Raleigh opened the Reedy information. the legislation was initiated by Creek Greenway and the Pedestrian According to the bill, “every parents. of high school students Bridge during a ribbon cutting ceremony keg of malt beverages sup— and the dean of students at Monday. plied for sale by a malt bever- UNC-Chapel Hill. The ribbon cutting marked the end age wholesaler to a permittee Kleinschmidt said that passing of the second phase of this project; the other than a hotel, restaurant local laws for registering kegs final project could eventually extend the or private club shall be marked would prove to be pointless. greenway as far as‘Smithfield. with a permanent identification “A local bill would be prob- “Right now the pathway starts at number and shall also be tagged lematic because people would Hillsborough [Street], winds through with a uniquely numbered and go elsewhere. That would hurt Meredith College, under Wade Avenue, coded tag.” local businesses,” Kleinschmidt over the Beltline, through the brush and The proposal also states that said. “Besides, under state law, to the art museum,” NCDOT Public each tag will have the purchaser’s no municipality has the author- Information Officer Andrew Sawyer name, age, phone number and ‘ ity to require any such registra- said. “The third phase will connect the address, along with other infor- tion.” museum to Umstead State Park and the mation. Many students believe the Cary Greenway with future plans to One ofthe more controversial proposed bill is inadequate and Smithfield.” aspects of the bill for students will cause more problems than The project was completed this month states that “the specific address it will solve. after being delayed in late 2004 because or location where the maltbever- “It is a bad idea because it ofthe rise ofsteel prices. age in the keg will be consumed Nina Szlosberg, a member of the and the date or dates on which KEG continued page 3 ? N.C. Board of Transportation, hosted Monday’s ceremony. Slesberg said the new bridge and pathway are iconic of how people want to live in beautiful Energy Awareness settings. At the end ofthe event, Szlosberg led a group ofbikers and pedestrians down the newly paved path swerving through the Week begins woods and over the bridge that stands 25 feet above the Beltline. MATT ROBBlNS/TECHNICIAN City ofRaleigh Mayor Charles Meeker . Five students calling Kelley Gebhardt, a student of veterinary medicine, walks her dogs across the new pedestrian themselves the “Light bridge spanning Wade Avenue Monday. The bridge'Is part of the Reedy Creek Greenway. GREENWAYcontinued page 3 Savers” have planned a _ week—long eventfor students and the community to help inform the public about the Education, prevention major needfor energy conservation

Stacyvon Drehle themes of HIV Discussion StaflWriter As the University’s popula— Kala Waddell tion of students increases, the Stafi‘Writer amount ofenergy consumption also increases. In light ofSexually Transmit- Sarah Kim, a freshman in ted Disease Awareness Month, biochemistry and microbiology, and as part of Pan—Afrikan and four other students calling Week, a panel consisting of themselves the “Light Savers” several different activities en- have planned N.C. State’s first titled “Wrapping it up: You, Energy Awareness Week. Me and HIV Party,” was held in The Light Savers, who are all the Witherspoon Multipurpose members of the Park Scholars State Sustainability Coalition. Room Monday. Class of 2008, started planning “We havebeen grateful enough The Student Global AIDS the event in September of2004. to receive many donations to Campaign sponsored this “The goal ofthe event is to not help offset the costs and have event with a goal to end AIDS only raise awareness of energy found entertainers and speak- in the United States through conservation and sustainable ers who are willing to support education. energy in the perspective ofthe this cause for free,” Korey Hite, The event was co-headed by world, but more importantly to a freshman in mechanical en— Giovonni Seawood, a senior in inform students of energy con— gineering and a member of the psychologyandEnglish, Tracina servation and sustainable energy Light Savers, said. Williams and Laura Iolley, both 'on campus,” Kim said. ' Hite said he believes that while seniors in zoology. Support for the event came some students will develop new Seawood and Williams par- MELIH ONVURAL/TECHNICIAN from the Park program, Youth products to improve life, others ticipated in a number ofevents Led by Chris Ousley (left), 'Josh Kirby, freshman in mechanical engineering and Elizabeth Long, sopho- Ventures, the Students for Sus- throughout the night inform- more in biological sciences, role play as a couple. tainable Energy and the NC. ENERGYcontinued page 2 ing students ofpercentages and data, andthen followed up with tested, communicationbetween get knowledge, get tested and ' “Alla girl has to say is ‘no’ one a question and answer session. partners in relationships and treat these diseases,” Williams time and it is rape, and when insidetechnician “Due to the increase of HIV how quickly STDs can spread. said. drugs or alcohol are involved, viewpoint 4 in college campuses around the Ousley teaches courses in hu— The discussion continued consent cannot be given by a features 5 Triangle, it’s really important to . man sexuality, as well as self with skits, student speakers, a partner,” Duke said. classifieds 7 reach out to everyone on our defense. discussion on rape and a “con- According to Jessie Howing- sports 8 campus and let them know the- Havingknowledgeand getting dom fashion show,” featuring ton, a freshman in environ- “85%;; ...... facts, the statistics and how to tested for STD’s is something different condoms from around mental sciences and member prevent it,” lolley said. that members ofthe SGAC said the world. of the SGAC, the event was today tomorrow Chris Ousley, professor of should be taken more seriously Jonathon Duke, a senior from well-received by students in physical education instruction, on college campuses today. the Men’s Center, spoke about attendance. I am Team Barry ready for support came out and spoke to students “One in four people have an the realities ofbeing raped and “It went really well, and Tennis twins playtogether. See page 8. about the importance ofgetting STD, so it is very important to what can be done to prevent it. glad to have been a part of it,” 78°/55° 80°/60°

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SGA'ELECTIONS 2005 — VOTING GUIDE ENERGY continued from page 1 must develop strategies to handle these products responsibly. “Every generation seems to treat environmen- O WIII Langley Junior, politicalscienceandtourism tal concerns as problems ofthe future, but at the Website/Contact: www.renew2005.com current rate, our generation might easilybecome What makes you superior to your other candidates?: Unbiased leadership, open-minded listener, the true meaning ofa representative and an unwavering confronted by the issue,” Hite said. voice with the commitment, dedication and ability to get things done. NCSU spent nearly $14 million on electricity Major platforms: Save Hillsborough Street by leveraging my relationships with City of Raleigh, push for traditions, even when it’s not convenient, always go out of my way to listen to student voices, notjust during election time, improve the quality ofteaching by teaching resources rewards and recruiting last year, according to Hite. “That is 10 percent ofour state’s utilitybudget,” Hite said. “This spurred the five of us in Light Savers to plan this Energy Awareness Week.” The event is targeted primarily towards NCSU students, but others are also invited. Activities will be taking place in the brickyard as well as in the student cinema throughout the week. ‘ [OCk WITItESIde Junior, politicalscienceandsocialstudies teachereducation Website/Contact: www.bigticketncsu.com Larry Shirley, the EnergyOfficer ofNorth Caro- What makes you superiortoyour other candidates?: I am the only candidate for student body presidentthat has served in all three branches ofStudent lina, and John Masiello, the manager ofDemand STUDENTBODYPRESIDENT Government. Side Management and Alternative Energy Strate— Major platforms:Expanding bus system to home ACC basketball games, helping Others in Public Education (H.O.P.E) program initiative, increasing student gies for Progress Energy Florida, will be speaking block for home football games, conducting town hall meetings to students about energy conservation and fuel- cell vehicle and hydrogen—electric production. “There will be a hybrid car exhibit in the brick- yard, and we will also have free solar-baked cook— ies and sun tea available for student’s enjoyment,” Cynthia Rouf, a freshman in multidisciplinary studies and a member ofthe Light Savers, said. ' Rouf said she believes that Energy Awareness week is a fun way for the NCSU community to Tommy OZDOIT Junior, politicalscienceandphilosophyoflaw becOme aware ofa largely neglected problem. Website/Contact: www.bigticketncsu.com “Instead What makes you superior to your other candidates?: No one brings more wide-ranging leadership experience from throughout the campus community ofboring students with dry facts, we’ve and more creativity and open-mindedness to the position. organized our hands—on events to keep students Major platformszomine ticket distribution, senate reform, changing the name ofStudent Senate to the NC. State Student Congress, serving the student body lively and interested in the information we’ll of- PRESIDENT instead of Student Government fer,” Roufsaid. ‘ Kim said she believed that only having five people planning the event was the biggest chal— STUDENTSENATE lenge. “With hard work and the passion for this ini- tiative, we will accomplish our objective,” Kim said. Seneca Toms Senior, horticultural science, science concentration The event will come to a close on “Blackout Website/Contact: www.renew2005.com ‘ What makes you superior to your othercandidates?: My leadership skills and strong relationships developed through service to Student Government and Night” which will take place Thursday on Har— student organizations that are required to be an effective student body treasurer ris Field. Major platforms: Improve financial transparency by making sure Student Government is accountable and students know where money is going, work with “We encourage students to turn offtheir lights, ' ' ' S d G ' d f d and come out to Harris Field for free ice cream from D’lites and Cold Stone Creamery. We will wrap up the week, with a short closing speech BODY and picture presentation, live entertainment, a STUDENT raffle and performances by two local bands,” TREASURER Kim said. ’ This event follows along with the theme of JENHITEI' (rutChfiEId Junior, biochemistry, premed Energy Awareness Week which is “Turn off the Website/Contact:[email protected] , lights...have a good time.” What makes you superiorto your other candidates'h A global understanding ofthis University, good leadership skills and networking abilityare necessary “For a first—time event, we feel we’ll havesuc- fora successful president. From many experiences, know hard work from everyone is needed to achieve a unifying event. cess in calling attention to energy efficiency,” Major platforms: Uniting the campus and organizations through activities, increasing visibility and communication Roufsaid. The Light Savers said they are excited about the week-long event andhave continuallykept in con— UAB , tact with faculty members and local companies PRESIDENT and organizations. “As a technical school focused on progress O towards future innovations, we are aware ofthe .IEHI'IIfer Edwards Junior, business management- marketing importance, benefits and long—term effects of Website/Contact:[email protected] What makes you superiorto yourother candidates?:This year I was Executive Assistant to the student chiefjustice, getting a first-hand look at thejob. I’ve energy conservation and sustainable energy,” also held many other leadership positions on campus that have prepared me for office. Kim said. u. Major platforms: Making sure every student knows about Student Code ofConduct, providing events for students to make them aware ofwhat the Judicial .Hite said he believes that conserving energy is ".L" Board can offer easy and inexpensive. I “We can save millions by simply encouraging U everyone to turn off their computers at night— JUSTICE time,” Hite said. “No one reallyneeds to read your AIM away message to know that you’re asleep.”

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11 :17 A.M. TRAFFIC STOP- EQUIPMENTVIOLATION the way to the art museum using visited places like the museum POLICE BLOTTER A non-student was issued a citation for possessing a GREENWAY that path.” and the colleges it will be very blue light on his vehicle on Hillsborough Street. The light continued from page i The pedestrian bridge features beneficial to people who live in ‘ was confiscated and placed into evidence. triple steel arches, and will fea— Raleigh,” Sawyer said. 04/03/05 also spoke at the event and said ture several types of lighting in Students also see the benefit of 3:00 A.M. FIGHT 1:58 A.M. ALCOHOLVIOLATION An RPD officer reported via radio that a fight had oc- he believes that NCSU students the near future which will be in— the bridge as it offers an escape Report ofa party with possible alcohol and drug viola— curred at a party being held atTalley Student Center, will benefit from the new devel- stalled at the top of the bridge’s from the highly congested atmo— tions in two suites in Bowen Hall. Officers checked area, but had broken up prior to RPD’s arrival. Party was shut opments. towers. The bridge is 660 feet sphere ofcity life. but were unable to locate any party or drug violations. down. University Police and RPD checked for suspects, “The trail will provide ad— long and at the top ofthe center “It’ll be cool for students that However, while checking a suite, officerfound alcohol but witnesses unable to give names. violation. Witnesses were also unableto give good descriptions of ditional pedestrian and bike arch is 55 feet high. live off-campus and who can’t Officer referred student in room to the university for un- suspects. No further incidents occurred. The incident oc— access from the city area, which The cost ofthe project was $3.8 park on campus,” Seiji Nair, derage possession. curred at1:20 am. includes the NC. State campus,” million; most of the funding freshman in physics, and a Meeker said. “It’s also another came from the federal govern- Triangle native said. “It’s also way to get out to Carter—Finley ment. Mayor Meeker stated that a good recreational route that Stadium, or the fairgrounds, and in the future, more ofthe fund— people can take to get away from is really a great thing to have as ing for these types of cultural the hubbub ofRaleigh.” an alternative to taking a car.” projects will be paid for by the NCSUwill be working with the The Reedy Creek Greenway public through donations. Raleigh DOT on improvements will eventually extend onto Cultural Resources Secretary of Rocky Branch Greenway, by NCSU’s campus and connect Lisbeth Evans also spoke at the taking out certain sections of with the already existing Rocky event and explained how the Pullen Road. Branch Greenway. developments are a combina— “There are three components “It will ultimately be acces~ tion of art, nature, education of the improvements for Rocky sible via Gorman St., so that and fitness. Branch,” Harwood said. “The the connection is easier to make The greenway will also help first is improving the stream for for riders,” Michael Harwood, connect» NCSU to Meredith, storm water control, then will be Universityarchitect, said. “Even giving a bike route that is easily the improvement ofthe natural now ifyou don’t mind riding on accessible to both schools, as it habitats for the wildlife and lastly Gorman you could ride from the runs through Meredith. the Greenway connection which Central Campus residenthalls all “Because it connects frequently will run through Pullen Park.”

make sure it doesn’t violate the er, in addition to any other costs, KEG Fourth Amendment.” a deposit in the amount of fifty continued from page 1 Many students say that they ‘ dollars ($50.00) guaranteeing lecture on the life and times 0f understand the reasons behind that the coded tag shall not be gives the person buying the keg the proposed bill, but they have defaced or removed, and if it is, Sir Walter Raleigh=5 too much responsibility. IfI am little confidence that it will then the retail seller shall keep throwing a big party, it would work. the deposit as liquidated dam— be hard to check everyone’s ID, “I personally don’t like the idea ages for the defacing or removal and even ifI did, I am not a fake and think it’s pointless because ofthe tag.” When. Wed, April 6 2005 starting t7 pm ID expert. What if someone it’s not going to put a stop to un- Thebuyerwouldalsobe subject underage sneaks into the party derage drinking,” Mike Harmon, to tickets and fines if improper Where’ Wolf Village Bmtdmg G Conference Room and drinks out ofthe keg?” Trent a sophomore in PRT and sports use ofa keg is discovered. Johnson, a junior in Construc— management said. “The bill will “It is going to lead to a lot of tion Engineering said. “I have cut down on underage drinking, people getting [B.S.] tickets,” no way of stopping them, but but it won’t stop it nearly as much Johnson said. “It is just another RefreShmen ts Will be served! it would still be considered my as they might think.” attempt to put a stop to the fun fault.” “I understand why they are all college students want to According to Kleinschmidt, proposing this bill, but it isn’t have,” Harmon said. it is important that everyone a good way to accomplish their Kleinschmidt added “there has gets involved in the tweaking goals,” Johnson said. been no serious opposition to the ofthe bill. According to the newbill, there bill at this point,” and said that if If you are a person with a disability and desire any assistive devices, “Thereare strongconcerns that are harsh penalties for violating students don’t want their rights privacy interest is protected,” its conditions. violated, they need to voice their services, or other accommodations, please contact Elizabeth Eriksen at ' Kleinschmidt said. “We need The bill states “The retail seller opinion on the parameters ofthe (919) 512-4553 between 8 am. and 5 pm. or Via email at to keep a close eye on the bill to shall collect from the retail buy— bill to the state legislature. [email protected] to discuss accommodations.

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QUESTIONS OUR OPINION: TODAY MARKS THE LAST DAY OF THE STUDENT BODY ELEC- TIONS AND IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT STUDENTS KNOW WHAT THEY WANT WHEN CHOOSING A CANDIDATE. EACH CANDIDATE HAS DIFFEIUENT IDEAS AND WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE UNIVERSITY DIFFERENTLY FROM THE REST. AND NO MATTER WHAT THE UNIVERSITY WANTS, IT CAN BE SURE THAT THAT’S WHAT IT WILL GET. This year’s student body elections the path of choosing the best can- are quickly drawing to a close. And didate, every student should ask as they do so, the possibility for themselves the following questions change is great. ‘ before casting a ballot: The results of these elections have Do I trust this candidate? This campaign is different in a needed way the potential to take the University Does this candidate address the in a new direction in a way elec- most important issues facing the In case you didn’t know, today is ‘ Ofcourse, his “character” would Quick and Mital M. Patel success- tions of the recent past have not. University and its respective orga—' the second day ofelections. make more sense at East Carolina, fully won all three major offices Each candidate meets the quali— nizations? As a former news editor, I know but mascot confusion aside, his last year by running together. fication requirements to run for What do I want to see change and many ofthe candidates running Web site is hilarious (you’ve got to ‘ However, theonly way students each position —— and each has put will this person change them? for office in this see the commercial), and he is not will learn about their individual election. Will without ideas. He wants to improve platforms are through the debates, in the time and effort to make a Do I want this person speaking Quick, Lock busing to off—campus sporting which force the candidates to difference for the University. for me? Whiteside, events, work with other universi- speak by themselves, or through However, the changes each of Is this person going to serve-the Tommy Oz— ties and fix the ticket distribution election coverage in Technician, these candidates propose are dras— University and me? bolt and Will system, but he makes his points in which handles each office sepa— tically different. Am I voting for the candidate or Langley are all “pirate talk” rather than the usual, rately. Ifstudents just pay attention familiar names “I love this school, and I want to to the sandwich boards, they will The mere number of candidates the platform? ' and faces to help” cliches that poor out ofother not necessarily distinguish candi— running gives each student’s vote a Does this person represent the me, and I know candidates’ mouths. Ifanything, dates from their tickets. Students relatively great deal of influence on University the way I want it to? Mld‘e'e they are all ca- I’m going to vote for him because vote individually for offices on this the future of our University. Is this the person I want repre- DeCamP pable students I appreciate his ability to pull off campus, and some ofthese can- SeniorStaffColumnist For example, there are four very senting my University for another who have spent this outlandishcampaign. didates used to think running on distinguishable candidates running year? their entire university careers Some might say I’m putting this a ticket was stupid too. Whiteside working for this student body. University in jeopardy by support— was quoted in one ofmy news ar— for student body president and And most importantly: Is my vote But that’s not enough. ing a guy who won’t even tell the ticles last March saying this about each has a different direction in educated and responsible? Most students do not care about campus his real name. However, tickets: “In my opinion the ticket which he wants to take the Univer— Each elected position represents the inner-workings ofthis cam- I’d rather have someone creative campaigning is divisive and trouble— sity. the student body when dealing pus. They are oblivious when the and fun in office than someone some,” Whiteside, a sophomore in The future of Student Govern— with the faculty and the adminis~ student body president is fight- who will allow politics and bureau— political science, said. “The student ment is now in the hands of the ing against tuition increases; cracy to cloud his brain. The only body has the competency to elect tration. they don’t know where the Senate real power our student body presi- whomever they want to.” student body. These future leaders will es- meets, and they probably couldn’t dent has is to ignite some interest I just hope the student body will“ Each student must take into ac- sentially act as your advocate in tell you what the student body and enthusiasm into this campus. take Whiteside’s advice to assess count the things he or she feels is University matters and become the treasurer is supposed to do. They In the end, the trustees and the each individual and not feel forced most important to the future and face of the student body. go to class, they go home and they board ofgovernors will override to vote for the entire set. growth of NC. State. Make your voice heard by casting live their lives mostly outside this whatever he might want for the ' However, these gimmicks only University. In some ways, I am one benefit ofthis University. They, no seem to work once. Because all This is so important because your votes in favor of the candi- ofthose students. IfI hadn’t cho- matter how much they might ad- the other candidates are running whatever the majority of the stu- dates you feel are most qualified by sen to be a part ofthis newspaper, mire the president’s intentions, will on tickets, The Pirate Captain dents want, they will get in terms midnight tonight. I would be as numb to student make decisions based on money has stood out even more than he of the soon-to—be elected officials. Every vote counts. government as most ofthe student and not on student desires. would have ifhe’d just been run— In order to guide students along Even yours. population here. Tony Caravano was one ofthe ning against Quick, Whiteside and But, as a journalist, I’ve read the best student body presidents NCSU Langley instead ofthe “Get Inl,” platforms ofNC. State’s potential has ever seen, and eyen he couldn’t “The BIG Ticket” and “Renew” The unsigned editorial thatappears above is the opinion ofthe members of Technicians editorial officers, looked at their Web sites prevent the board from raising campaigns. Also, ifthe Captain is boardandis the responsibilityofthe editor in chief and kept an eye out for campaign tuition last year. Ifthis University successful, I bet we’ll see a host of events. And I’ve decided two things could at least have someone in other colorful characters next year Editorin Chief‘ Rebecca Heslin The Pirate Captain is probably office who could stir up student including a Rick James imperson- [email protected] the most ingenious candidate I’ve apathy and make this student body ator and maybe even Super Wolf Managing Editor ever.seen, and the over abundance get into the spirit ofthis University Girl. They will all want to save our TECHN AN Patrick Clarke ofstudents running on tickets again then he will have done his campus from spirit-less despair, THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY patrick@technicianon/ine.com this year has made this election as job in my opinion. The Pirate Cap- and the student body will be along NewsEditor Sports Editor Photo Editor Tyler Dukes Ian Jester Jeff Reeves flawed as this country’s lastpresi- tain has already shown that he has for the ride. ty/[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] dential race. the imagination to do such a task I’m tired ofour student represen— Deputy News Editor DeputySports Editor DeputyPhoto Editor Erin Welch Joe Overby Melih Onvural When I asked my husband about just by going to such lengths to tatives hiding out in Witherspoon erin@technicianon/ine.com [email protected] [email protected] our student elections, he couldn’t entertain students during this elec- or striding across our campus with Deputy News Editor A&EEditor Advertising Manager tell me when the elections were, tion season. I can’t say for certain little NCSU label pins, thinking Haley Huie Jake Seaton Claire Saunders [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] but he knew that The Pirate Cap- that the rest ofthe candidates, in they are really representing the Science&Tech Editor DeputyA&EEditor Classifieds Manager tain was running. In my four years their suits, protecting their images student population’s interests. Cynthia Marvin Chris Reynolds Zach Patterson [email protected] [email protected] classifi[email protected] at this University, I have never seen and university resumes, will be as Frankly, I want candidates who Features Editor Design Editor anyone do a better job ofdrum— effective. think like students and see that Jasmine Modoor Win Bassett ming up student interest than this Ironically, last year’s winning this University needs some force [email protected] [email protected] Viewpoint Editor Design Editor anonymous student. His facebook ticket has led to an onslaught of to bring the students in Tompkins Jason Eder Katie Graf group has the most members of similar campaigning. The Pirate together with the ones in Polk. [email protected] [email protected] the only candidate for I think the Captain might just be Technician (USPS 455-050) is the official student-run newspaper of NC. State University and is 323WitherspoonStudentCenter Box8608, all the major campaigns, and his Captain is published every Mondaythrough Friday throughéut the academic yearfromAugust through May NCSU CampusRaleigh,NC27695-8608 sandwich boards are the most vis- student body president not run— able to pull it off. exceptduringholidaysandexaminationperiods. Opinionsexpressedinthecolumns,cartoons,photo Editorial 515.2411 ible on campus. Everyone is talking ning with other students. I can cer- illustrations and letters thatappearonTechnician’s pagesaretheviewsoftheindividualwritersand Advertising 5152029 cartoonists. Copyright2005bytheNorthCarolinaStateStudentMedia.Allrightsreserved.Toreceive Fax 5155133 about him, and for good reason tainly see why the other candidates E-mail Michele your projections at permission for reproduction, please write the editors in chief. Subscription cost is $100 per year. Online technicianonline.com — he’s a pirate. are pulling together. Caravano, [email protected] PrintedbyThe News8( Observer,Raleigh,NO. To submitletters to Campus Forum,sendyour thoughts to [email protected]. Please limit CAMPUS FORUM responses to 350 words. Technician reserves the right to editforgrammar, style andsize. Clearly defined, outstanding leadership: Adam Levy Senior constitutional rights to those with whom we disagree and John Small and Will Quick ChancellorofAlphaZeta PoliticalScienceandSociology embrace them as fellow citizens. Itwill only be then that Senior the true vision ofthe framers ofthe Constitution will be Our great University has experienced tremendous strides First Amendment Stolen at Knifepoint realizedza society where all opinions are heard, and while in the leadership shown by our current Student Body BiologicalBusinessManagement viewpoints may be condemned after debate,those holding President,Tony Caravano. For the past two years, President I’m sure any ofyou on the Brickyard on Friday noticed those views are not condemned along with them. Caravano has given a new voice to all students at NC.State. Pirate Captain far from serious the pale blue banner suspended between two trees EddieRowe He has fought for many causes dearto all of us, in addition Ifyou can run as”The Pirate Captain”then why can’t commemorating April Fools' Day while dubbing it”Atheists Master’s Student to providing a newtype of leadership,which the campus Will Langley run as the Easter Bunny orWill Quick as Day."What occurred when l exited Harrelson Hall that AppliedMathematics has rarely experienced. Unfortunately, President Caravano’s Santa Clause,or hey maybe LockWhiteside should run as afternoon still. both astounds and disgusts me.A young tenure is nearing an end,and we,as students, have a choice Napoleon Dynamite,or me as Philip Rivers; surely I would man ran up behind the suspended banner,jumped up and to make concerning the path that student government is wm. cut through it with a large knife. He then jumped up again All religions should be welcomed going to take next year. Though funny on the surface, having a”pirate captain”as to pull the torn banner into two pieces and cut the ropes I hope whoever put up the"Happy Atheist Day”poster in I urge all ofmy fellow students to examine the candidate a student body president will do nothing in the long run from around the support trees. He looked at me for a brief the Brickyard today really takes some time to think about pool closely before making any decisions on whom to vote but devalue out student government, let alone our degrees. moment,and in his body language he showed the awkward what they did. for.After doing so, i am sure you will come tothe same Student Government has been working for years to try to vibration ofsomeone for whom adrenaline had reached a As an atheist,l was offended that l was being called a conclusion that l have come to. Let us continue with clearly get the faculty and city to listen more to the students, and dangerous new level. fool simply for not adhering to certain religious beliefs. defined, outstanding leadership by voting forJohn Small for with a”pirate captain,"we will in turn be taken less seriously Peacefully assembled with permission from the proper And was really offended that by l p.m.,the sign was still Senate President and Will Quickfor Student Body President. as a whole.This is why they put law in place such as the campus authorities,this group was hurting no one.Their up. NCSU is not, nor should it be,a religiously affiliated John Small and Will Quick have a vision for our campus Raleigh Nuisance Ordinance, because they think that we are only transgression: offending certain individuals with the university.Students ofall religious (and non—religious!) that builds upon the work of President Caravano. Both Small that irresponsible,and due to great representation we have legal exercise oftheirfirst amendment rights. Freedom backgrounds should not only be allowed here, but and Quick have proven themselves as moral,ethical leaders laid down this law to be a moot point.This is a publicity of religion notwithstanding, it is the right to peaceful welcomed here. For a blatantly offensive sign to stay up in who have been and will continueto be the voice ofeach stunt.We all got into NCState for a reason. Let’s not make assembly and free speech that were also transgressed by the Brickyard for so long reflects poorly on those in charge. and every NCSU student. a mockery ofourselves by voting for a person who copies a knife-wielding maniac in broad daylight on the campus Ifsomeone put up a sign that read,”Christians are fools As chancellor ofAlpha Zeta Agriculture Honor Fraternity, other’s ideas and just adds the word scallywag to it,let alone ofan institution of higher education.Anyone who has a — Happy Christian Day!’,’I’m surethere would be campus- I have shown my fellow brotherhood the qualities and him having no affiliation with student government makes passion for what America stands for as a country should be wide outrage and cries ofreligious persectuion. Where was visions that John Small and Will Quick possess. We, it impossible forthe"Pirate Captain"to not even be able disgusted by the actions ofthis reprehensible individual. the outrage today? as brothers ofAlpha Zeta, stand by 4 characteristics to implement his programs, because NO ONETAKES HIM Without the freedom to proliferate differing opinions I feel sorry forthe Christians (real Christians) who were -—— leadership,scholarship,fellowship, and character,which SERIOUSLY!!! Even ifyou think student government has not without fear ofknives, guns, or prisons,this country will embarassed by the actions oftheirfellow believers. I feel have driven our brotherhood for the past 101 years,to done anything for you here at NC.State, ifsomething arose, fail to uphold that which it was founded on:the notion sorry for everyone who was offended by the poster,and become the oldest and most respected Fraternity at NCSU. who would you want to represent you? An experienced that the voice ofthe individual should not be silenced by most ofall I feel sorryforthe ignorant people who felt it We believe thatJohn Small and Will Quick exemplify these person within government, or a”pirate captain?” opposition, but instead be embraced in open forum and necessary to childishly insult everyone who doesn’t share characteristics and,as a result,Alpha Zeta officially endorses And forthe Pirate Captain...the cannons being the REAL meaningful debate. ‘ the same beliefs as them.Congratulations — youjust gave John Small and Will Quickfor Senate President and Student candidates,and the cannonballs are the votes...don’t forget It is a shame that we seem to fail at teaching the true me one more reason to stay an atheist. Body President.l urge all ofmyfellow students to not let that all captains MUST go down with their ship. It’s time for meaning ofAmerica.Too often we celebrate when the KateFlanagan the past two years of President Caravano’s work be in vain. your ship to sink. majority takes a hit and the”little guy”scores one for chaos. The qhallenge we face as a society is to extend thgse Sophomore Make the right, choice — vote for John Small,. and Will Quick. Scott}. Dworkin “ Psvcholoav g :1 TECHNICIAN Features TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2005 ' PAGE 5

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It would decorum, questions?” Some shook their questions we were desperate be so beautiful that we would don’t you? heads, stunned into silence by to answer but terrified to ask cry and ofcourse we would All right, a nauseating and jarring im— out loud. Ifwe questioned our stay with our first lover for the you down age ofour parents “making parents they’d be curious as rest ofour lives, taking up resi- in front! whoopee.3’ to why we wanted to know. dency in a Scottish castle. Stop it with Others remained quiet be— We couldn’t ask our teachers Then we woke up. Our first Christin the vulgar cause we weren’t sure whether anything, abstinence being the time was painful, awkward liverance 'hand mo— we’d just been educated on only method they were allowed and in sum -- far from perfect. StaffColumnist tions! sexual intercourse or a rare to advocate. 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a Panther anchors Every young kid has a dream. All mine dealt with sports. I hit sand shots out ofthe pot bunkers at St. Andrew’s. Every putt I stroked was on the Pack- fresh No. 13 green Mth a 15—3 mark in singles Even though Noblitt may like ofAugusta play, sOphomore William the pressure, his parents, who National. Noblitt has been tallying up do everything in their power to All this make it to every home match, took place , thepoints with increased said they may get a bit nervous. Ryan at Pine playing time “When you have the other guys Reynolds Knolls golf in front of William winning, it SeniorStaffWriter course, but Josh Harrell can really put him in that tough I still felt Stafi‘Writer spot to win the match,” Bill like a green jacket winner. Noblitt, William’s father, said. I became Arkansas guard It’s not' easy being a perennial “It’s nerve-racking for us, but it Todd Day — without the long No. 5 or No. 6 seed out ofthe six makes the match more fun.” shorts — and drained 3 -point- singles positions determined by And it is even more fun when ers from 10 feet beyond the arc.‘ coach Ion Choboy, but William William is winning, which is I won the Razorbacks the 1994 Noblitt makes it look that way. something he has done a lot national championship, even Playing in the J.W. Isenhour of this year. Choboy attributes though I was on my driveway Center, an indoor facility that much ofNoblitt’s success to the in Kernersville, shooting with houses only four sheltered competitive drive that his player a Pizza Hut Final Four basket- courts, it’s not uncommon for possesses. ball. . the overall match point to come <‘He’s such a fierce competitor This past weekend, I got to down to the last two seeds for andplays reallysmart andwithin live the dream ofsome other NC. State. his capabilities,” Choboy said. sports fanatics — playing on the The pressure-filled situation “He knows what the other player field ofBank ofAmerica Sta— has become a role that Noblitt is going to do, and this year has dium in Charlotte. has become all too familiar played offensively better than We didn’t play a tackle foot— with. people would recognize.” ball game with real profession- In the majority ofthe nail-bit- With the kind of success als. ing matches this season for the that Noblitt has had this year, ’ Instead,we participated in Wolfpack, the deciding point has one option that Noblitt and the Carolina Panthers Second come down to Noblitt, the soph- Choboy have considered is a Annual Flag Football Tourna— omore from Shelby, NC, who is move higher in the order. But as ment. usually able to add another win .Noblitt pointed out, why mess My friend Garrett signed a to his impressive'15—3 record in with success? team up and brought along his singles this season. “I’ve thought about moving Appalachian State comrade Lee “Playing as the five or six seed up, and the coaches and I have to play, while I brought NC. indoors, a lot ofthe time it does ‘ talked about it, but I’m pretty State friends Adam Parks and JONATHAN RICE/TECHNICIAN come down to me,” Noblitt said. comfortable where I’m at for Jacob Hollins. Sophomore William Noblitt handles a deep return with a twist of the wrist outside ofthe J.W. Is- “I kind of like the pressure and now,” Noblitt said. “I’ll probably Garrett and I have been huge enhourTennis Center Sunday. Noblitt, a native ofShelby, NC, boasts a 15—3 singles season record. try not to let it get to me andjust Panthers fans since their inau- keep playing my game.” NOBLI'IT continued page 6 gural season in 1995. I’m pretty good at doing the Panther growl, but Garrett has it down to an art, sounding identical to the stadium sound system growl when he does it. That’s only the tip ofthe football iceberg for Garrett. He loves everything about the game, especially the unher— alded play ofoffensive lineman The sophomore twinsfrom have been able to spend time ing is something that Allison . 7“ and defensive formations. Wakefield High in Raleigh together in their classes. After claimed she, along with her sis- Garrett played for our high have revolutionized the making the decision to come to ter, didn’t knowhowto do when school, East Forsyth, and was play for the Wolfpack, both of they first arrived at State. an all‘conference middle line- theme ofteam cheer the twins decided to major in But that silence didn’t last backer his senior season. communication and minor in long after one of their team— But now the extent ofhis Nicholas Ieffreys Spanish. mates heard them being quiet playing days is intramurals at StaffWriter Even though they have the in practice. Appalachian and the occasion- same major and minor, they “When We first came here al pick—up football game. As the women’s tennis team still have different interests last year, Danielle Stadelmann His enthusiasm gave the rest finished doubles play Sunday career-wise. taught us how to cheer because ofus motivation to play in— afternoon at the J.W. Isenhour “We have different interests, we were really quiet,” Allison spired football. Tennis Center, sophomores Al- but when it comes to it [school] said. And the atmosphere made us lison and Lauren Barry stood we are pretty similar,” Allison “We ended up cheering as feel like we were playing for the together and collectively yelled said. loud as we could in practice and Carolina Panthers. for their teammates. “We would have different Coach couldn’t figure out what During pool play on Satur— The twins, both from Raleigh, types of jobs in communica- wewere doing. But it has paid off day, we played one game in the said that they decided to come tion. Mine would be more of because now we are two of the stadium and two on the adja- to NC. Statebecause ofthe great a writing or creative style. But loudest people out there.” cent practice fields. Visit and the people involved in it’s reallyjust nice that we get to The twins have taken cheering Ifthere’s one thing I learned, the program. take classes together.” to the next level. While playing it’s that even though field turf “We decided to come here to- After spending a full day in practice or in a match, the two is replacing Astroturfin some gether,” Lauren said. “After we of classes together, the two cheer for theirteammates on the stadiums, it still hurts like hell visited, we fell in love right away. sophomores put their books surrounding courts. to fall on it. _ We saw how close everyone was down for a while and head to “One of our team mottos is Nonetheless, our team played and it was real welcoming.” practice where Lauren said to always cheer each other on,” I: ~ well enough in pool play to The idea ofplaying with each they usually spend a lot oftime Allison said. advance to the playoffs that other at the college level was hitting together. “Even while you are playing, would take place in Bank of something that the sisters said “We hit together a lot,” Lauren you can cheer the person up America Stadium on Sunday. l on which they didn’t want to said. “We try to hit with some on the court next to you. Just . During the down time, I miss out. other people because Coach 01- hearing Lauren’s voice really found time to talk a little foot— “I love having my sister on my sen really encourages the team helps.” JEFF REEVES/TECHNICIAN Lauren explained that it feels Twins Allison (left) and Lauren Barry stand at the J.W. Isenhour Tennis ball with Panthers cornerback team,” Lauren said. “We have to hit around with everybody Center in a "rare moment of silence Monday for the cheering duo. Ken Lucas, who was recently grown up playing together and so we become used to different great to have her teammates acquired via free agency from just having someone there that game styles.” cheer her on, but it is even more the Seattle Seahawks. knows you so well makes every— When the twins aren’t practic— motivating to hear her sister in encourages me,” Lauren said. “If The two have always been I meant to ask him for a little thing that much easier.” ing or competing during one of the stands. ‘ she is there cheering for me it there to support each other, and Not only have they continued the matches, they can be found “IfAllison is pumped up and really motivates me to work that RYAN continued page 6 to play tennis tOgether, they on the sidelines cheering. Cheer— I see her getting excited, it really much harder.” BARRY continued page 6

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