SPORTS OPINION “j TECH 100 —~—--*-————— (Rt )58 ( Di TN'I'RY BRt ) l'i lliRS. \li'iti sissiiii ioiiyyi ixiii i 2-. I.in i. 'stiiinaiiiixiiiii iiRliSi l.\l.\‘.’\' \V'OMliN i’Rl'l’ARl' sillt‘i'iH-‘stii \T§i-\\"( ii‘s‘si Hit d' : im 1" "f‘:‘..ii‘-.il\ l't ) Kit fls’ ()l'l" Sli.r\8().\'. l’:\( iii 3 i J A C . . ---J i--- a - _- _ - --_.W---_----__*._a ('iztssiiit'ds 16 WEdNESdAy \iiiiiiiitii \t'\\.s to September 1". 1007’ ()piiiioii Sports Vol. 78, No. 14 ECl-lNlCiAN tech loo masti- \\oi id \i'ws 14 North Carolina State l'iiiy'ersity's Student Newspaper Since 1920 Serious

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I Public Safety works on a reported assault on two African-American students. l’iiii i ll’ Rii-si- News Editor N.C. State's Public Safety is investigating the alleged assault oi two African Americans by three white males. late Saturday night. an .v\frican American student. Vincent hounds. and one of his friends. Kenneth Debutts. told Public Saieiy ()fficer (LA. .loharinessen that they had iusi been assaulted by three white males at the east ramp oi the Dan Allen Parking Deck. “Mr. l)ebutts w as assaulted in the back of the head with fists and in the iace with open hands," Johannessen said in a crime report. “Mr. Bounds was assaulted in the back of the head with fists while trying to stop the assault." Bounds and llcbutts first noticed the alleged as- sailants as they were tillV mg down llillsborough Street at around 3 am. 'lhcy told Johanness'en that the three white males pulled out oi a local store parking lot in a black Jeep (‘herokee and followed them to the Dan Allen Deck. As Debutts and Bounds esited their car. the three white males allegedly pulled the Jeep behind them. Johannessen said. One of the white males ”adVIsed Mr. Debutts he was getting him back for Jumping him a while back in the past." Johannessen said. The three white males then reportedly began assault— Pmros av Hr: Tailors/Sim scc- Assn-.1. Page is Above. Monteith looks out over the campus he will soon leave behlnd. nght, Monteith listens as NCSU Board of Trustees Friends, faculty: Chairman Keith Harrod praises him for a job well done. 1’ we’ll miss you Scholarship drive After 32 years at N.C. State, tarry ls'iiisiis Si 4, 'ii \\!i Monteith decides to step down \it i iii “V w\ i.‘ enjoys success Til it‘ C." Nit oii Bow \1,\\ “But we are today at a smooth Maorigrg lititO' stretch of the road in our rise to His work is it ml“...- I A NCSU scholarship campaign is on the path to suc- the peak of opportunity. and the but he is platini' - ’ W -. :g cess. l‘elling a crowd oi about 30 pco best time to change tlriiers is lis'\t‘t'illt‘icss , ple gathered .it (‘entennial (‘ampus when yoti haye reached a smooth (‘iiantciiai i at". s \i «xiii i _l \t is l)\iy Tuesday that the time to mm c on stretch in the road. l atn today an announced ill‘ 7c“ ”ten: in .i Std" W'tlt" has arriycd. .‘s't- State ("hancellor nounciiig my retirement. to take press conicrcut c tut stray end Lan'y Monteith announced his re effect when the search process is in: his caieei a! \i \t-itc with 'l‘he (‘auipaign lor N.C. State Students. an initiative to tircment. ei’iective as soon as his complete and President Broad has \L‘st‘lcii Hi iits it“ ;‘ ‘,‘.'i;"c ;‘-‘.11s provide 3.000 new scholarships ior incoming students. named my successor." for the uiineisiis urea-it Tili‘i is almost 70 percent towards its goal of $80 million. replacement is found Monteith cited three reasons as "It is with a in stew oi icgict according to Joe Sanders. associate \ice chancellor for "'lhrough the efforts of so many. to why he has chosen to retire. and deep proiessc Iii .itta ii. in public affairs- we haie achiesed great accontr He said he w ants to retire by the that l have .ictcp‘ict' it: i.i'\ 'llie campaign has collected nearly is,“ million as of plishmenis. and many more re time he reaches (15 next August. Monteith s dct isioi: :. an. a- September WW. up from the sil million it had col, mam ahead.” he told those gath l-itrtheruiore. there will be no t'ilJllLl'iit‘i o! \oiih t .:' \.':'ii lected as of June 10. l‘N'x‘. ered in the (‘entcnnial ('ampus 'lhe scholarships the campaign generates will be ei Courtyard. sic RETIRE. iii-vi .' MEMORIES. . ther merit based. iieedrbased. «‘i i combination of both. depending on what the doiioi w .uiis. Sanders said. Thus. the scholarships will primarily benefit two groups of students The first group includes lllL'il at ademic achievers who may be choosing irom such schools as N(‘Sli. Ml'l‘ or Centennial Campus projects move ahead (‘ieorgia 1.th NVSI ls hopingy that it will be more coiiiixaiiisc with the com \L holarsliips. Sanders said. the . llii group to benefit from the campaign, are uniyersity and goyernmcnt laboratories iciciit my. \.t|li‘li\ illt'ki i- .w ii uni ships and opportunities oihciisisc un those it] "gicat tiiiaiiciai need." Sanders said. 'lhese are I Developers make plans tor huge expan- .is well as the hotel conference center. -“(l:'iic-stitiii1is it. .:.iiii’i‘ ‘i. m5. .i\.ii|.ii ic students who might not be able to attend college with— sions on Centennial Campus. retail stores. and market rate housing uri|.itv\_ [Etc‘ \L‘itlc‘.‘ .\ M 1“ wt .i ~.~ iilt' ix lli‘lt‘ g'ilil t'i‘lltsi‘ .i\\ih hilt‘ti out any financial assistance will be constructed on ('euteiinial ”Hut- p....§ .-..ii tilt N ,.-;.; k M ;_ is.“ syllli Iiit‘ it‘lllt‘lt'ltu' ct'tilt'l is litt' \llL' lt‘l Unfortunately. Sandcis also mentions that the average liius syi xiii ('aiiipus. said ('ci‘iteiinial (‘aiiipiis U‘Hiwmm 5,“. tr. 5 . :hc ilili (iiass Rescaith ( cutci iicadcil student might not benciu from these additional scholar siaw Water (‘ooidinatoi (‘laude McKinney. It" “mi. “N“. .1 . y . \ H‘i‘: i‘\ (italics l’t‘ai‘tich lilit' lt‘st‘aic‘lt group ships- 'l'llt‘ liiilt‘i c‘Utll‘Cl'L‘lls‘t‘ t'Ct‘llL‘l’, located Hit “In“ hull!“ and "m A My ”mm \\Iii work to piotlutc .m L‘li\ iioniiicntaliy 'llie campaign calls for a donation of at least $25,000 A master plan to create the "c.iiiipus oi the future" has been approycd since the soiitii shore of Lake Raleigh. is being tit-‘t‘lli it iioii l‘l- ti: H‘i,‘«\l.li;t!3t~. and m”‘““>l’laiis for53"“.i“““Wiiionoiail to carry students per gift. 'lhis $25,000 translates into an annual M000 Witt). but on July 3| trustees selected a constructed to provide the university‘s siii.iii l‘tisiltt‘sscs .l‘~si -- ia‘tui xi. ‘il: \t \i scholarship, corporate partners with meeting spaccs (onipiction tit tlic \ l“ “0 mdiioii ta. ii and iacuity iioni the main campus to The donor is allowed to give a little at a time. For in- firrii to complete work on ('cnieiinial _‘tlilti t'cntciiniai ('.iiiipiis has c been pioposed. years. (‘atnpus' proposed hotel coulcience ccn and accoiiiiiiodations for guests. |’\ is st httiiih'd int ii‘it \t‘li lhc ssstcin oi transportation wili be de stance. if they wish to pledge $500,000 over five ter and goli course. The 30.000 square foot conference cen \lt lsiiiiic\ ‘li\i ‘ltt itilltl I~ i‘ic pciit .ciopcti union the new l0 yeais with a they can give Sititl, 000 a year for five years. However, Within the next 20 years. a down re» ter will be host to AV computer genera way to picpait students” ioi .i iiitiiic ill sci- Euoow. Page is search clusters consisting of corporate. tion classrooms with yideo and teleton \iii\ili)‘ ic-ciiiio‘ops iv. pioirtiing' mic-in sit PROJECTS. l’tru :. )

Wednesda Retirement session to Library book sale Faculty research date draws near f funds available l N B R I F be held for Wahls A retirement reception Will be held in honor of .1\ large number of books. compact discs. i 'l‘eniiic iiack iat ulty .iie uiged to apply tor Harvey Wahls. professor and director of y ideocassettes. audiocassettes and computer M00000 a\ aiiablc for support oi lt'\t‘.ll\ h graduate programs in the department of co il software will be on sale at the upcoming protects ioi .l i.‘ month peiiod beginning laii l . engineering. from 3 to 5 p.m. on Sept. l‘) in the l’rieiids oi the library 's eighth annual book or July I A lobby of Mann Hall. sailL‘. l’ioposais ioi up to “.0000 may be made ior . Wahls retired on June 30 after 37 years of l'he sale will be open to the public from items usually ioiiutl in .i icscaich budget. \ service to the university. 010 a.m. to o p.m.on Sept. 26 27. it will llighest pi'ioiity will be gncii oidmaiily to Friends and colleagues wishing to submit a letter also be held lrom ltl am. to 5 p.m.on Sept. young faculty iiitmbcis in need oi seed money. for inclusion in a book to be presented to Wahls 2W. and lacuity iiiciiibeis who liasc iomed Nt. at the reception should send It to Vicki Walton. the sale w ill take place on the lzast Wing Stale less than three ycais ago .uc encouraged to department of civil engineering, Walton can be ground floor oi N(‘Sli‘s l).ll. llill library. apply. reached at campus box 7908. All letters should A preview sale tor l’()l. Iifc members will be lite l'iiiyeis‘ity Rescaich ( oiiunittce w ill arrive no later than Sept. l8. 'l'hose sending held at 7 pm. Sept, 25. cyaluatc all proposals. which he diic ( )\ t. l0, letters are asked to please allow a 1 1.2. inch left ’lhe sale continues lot l-‘()l annual members l-‘or more information. pioposal guidelines and margin on the letter for binding purposes. from X pm. to 0:30 pm. procedures and the necessary ioiiiis- contact Retirement services are held on a fairly regular Proceeds will support the NCSU Libraries your college school icseart h i‘iiict‘ oi basis at NCSU to honor those who have Preservation Endowment. department oi‘licc. oi \ isit w cb sitc committed a large portion of their life to the For more information. call the l’riends of the lutp w w w) iic siictlii iicsii tcscaich oiiticacli university. Library at SIS 284i. cstcsisiou (l\l’ iipdlitmi. i - Page News September 11, 1‘ .

Chancellor says goodbye to N.C. State

Memories. Li. i {t ,tfl’i iii: 3....“ . stepped ittto the ll‘lx‘ oi t‘ltaiitellot .ti Rt‘Iin‘LLI’JLLLU'L/fl'tl’!’ L"ist Marital itinettiie in \t'hl 's histo Stale l'tttteisits.‘ said .\lolis l\ .ll‘\l oiet the past eight seats has turnoser on the lioatd oi ltustees iititil WW). and t‘orheti lti'oatl. the i \t .\\\lt’lt‘. \‘t‘lhs‘tl k'llL‘\'l'\\‘lh lt‘ lk'\ll‘lk' lllki Mottteith said seasoned hoard metiihers can work to- president "\\‘tiie 5 irate to lose math-xiii. integriits oi the titit\eisi gether better to find candidates to replace him. Also. such .I sttoitg~ and t'writti iitetl titeiit is \ .illlit‘lie pittgtaltlx” silt‘ .ttltlt‘tl. he said he would he unable to give the leadership her ot ill) .tdintitisiiafixe team. l \lomeith s stenatdship ot tlte tittt needed to meet the tttilestones that lie ahead for the look lorttard to ‘»\ trising; t'losel} \eisitt has lttought tlte sis _\e.tr grad next decade. vtith htitt tllllil‘t‘j the tem toting nation i‘ate tit till 5‘) peteent tit his“) to “Now. would WU“) ptotttltng the leadership to months oi his tenure ” (t ‘ pettettt the number ot naitottalh reaeh these milestones .tlteatl. l‘he) 'd be attractive to Nlllt‘ \l.l\ll.tl.. lllk' «lettlt iii lllc‘ tanked «lottoi'al progi'atits .it \(Nl' anyone.“ he said. “But teaehtttg them. and the ones (‘ollege oi litt'ti‘t'eitttg. \iltl he li‘\\ tiotit If to 3“ lit the last eight heyond them. requires .i elianeellor \\ ho can make a “ih \tltltlt‘lls'ti i‘\ lllt‘ 'le'\.\\ i‘i an. and the ntiiithet oi patents held longer eotttniititietit than my age allows." Montctth‘s t‘ei:teitiettt its the i.ii:\etstt\ rose ii‘otn iii to 3‘0 Until his successor arrises. .\lotttetth said he will "l pet‘st‘inalh \\l|l llllss hint and I iii tht satire tune space work to maintain N(‘.\‘l ”s itiotttentuitt as the univer- think the ttiti\eisit_\ \\lll truss lllllt ' i trier \litiiteith. the iiiirtihet oi stt) lteads into the nest t't’llitli'\ he said. "l le ll.l\ lie-err an “lil\i.tlltllltt' en-toutttetils .t\atlal\le at the titti Keith llat'roti ehati oi the NtN’ll Board of leader as a dean .lllll as . liar-it eh. i. it'stts lllt't'.l\t'\l troiii \l.‘ ‘ lllil l‘rtistees. has \soi'ketl \\ illl \ioittetth since his tenure Bet'ot‘e hem:r trained . hatitet‘or ‘l‘ mi at UN” to \‘ltil million totlas as elianeellor heyan. llattod st-ttttl his last temt on l‘l‘ill. Nltttllt‘dlt \t'ih‘rl .t\ the tie” i’t lltt hnlatship .‘.|llll‘.ti;'ll that is the board iii |‘).\")_ \\llt‘ll \lonteitlt has named Chan» ot the (killeet‘ oi l “tiniest ‘:1:' nits wt tight ll~t\\ should ‘llll"«'\t' eellor. Joe Sanders the assot" tit .it "‘ai iltilitl‘t‘l esen more said "l~ot me. the past t‘lg'ltl \t'.tt\ hate heert a rush in chancellor tot put-h. .ill.lll\. saiti \lasnati "lh the time ll s .»\ei. both senses oi the twirl." iiattod said “lhis univer- Montetth has made ‘ilc‘al \ltit!t‘\ ta 'lli'lt' \llt‘llltl l‘t' :llllll illt‘l‘e' \ellttldl sit) has mmed so last and ttiitodtieed so many im- ward llllprtnlll: \'t \l 's itiiagte. ships tot students " provetttents." Mitch should titakt the search i ‘i a lhe V('Sl' l ll‘l.lllt'\. tanked "“ Some ot‘ the intptmeitietits \lonieith has encour~ new ehant'elloi more ttiiiiiul out «it llli titti\etstt\ lihtaries in aged include the lt'trst \ eat t‘ollege and the creation "The ehaneellot has made \ i' WV). lltt\\ l.tlll\\ *(t tn lllh‘ Hint lilv-‘i .t Suit or the (‘ollege oi' Management. State l'nitetsttt \eis attiattise l-‘l ’\\ e teall) appreciate the latt tltat Above. the chancellor's wife, Nancy. looks on as her husband announces his "We “t‘l't‘ “eleottted into the eoinpttny of the candidates to stieteed hmi he. one he teeognt/ed the saltte oi the lilitai_\ retirement to those in attendance at Centennial Campus. Below, Vice Chancellor strongest aeatleittie institutions iii the nation when we of all ol' tlte ttnpro\ettients that iii a reseaitli institution.” said litinie Tom Stafford and others listen to the chancellor‘s farewell speech. were awarded a chapter oi l’ht lleta Kappa. thanks to have oceurred here otet the last “axis the assistant dtteeioi oi plan the hard work oi' litttll) tat-tilt) and (‘hancellor‘s eight )ears.” he said nine and ieseareti at Nt ’Si' l ihraties Monteith's encouragenteni." llatt'od said. The chancellor said he would re "lhe lii‘r.ll_\ is a tiittt that sup utth personal .itttons as well as llarrod also emphasized the tact that Monteith has main tn ot't‘tte until a pettiianeni re ports eser)one on campus. hut tte \iottls.” llai is added insisted that student athletes «an “sun as students placement is tound. don‘t hate aluittni like the depart lhe ('eniennia! (Kiritptts has e\r and Win as athletes." “it could eastl} he a tear l‘klt‘lt’ nients do \\ ho \\ lll lohh} lot us like panded iioiti H.itltl situate teet ol' The Board oi 'l'rtistees \\ Ill toi'tii a search commit- he steps dostn." e\platned Sanders. that Sotttetitnes \te laek .i \oiee at .i\atl.tl\le l‘lllltllilil space to tee on liriday to reeomntend t .itttlidates lor the chan- One of Motiteith's priiiiai) goals the top .tdntitttstratite letel. so ll 7“t.»ltttt situate ieet sinee I‘M“). cellor position to (TNt' Sistem President Molly was met when. shortly ittto his “as t'eall_\ tiiee to hase the ehaneel due 1‘] large patt to Moiitetth's Broad. 'lhe committee \\lll seieeit arid identify peo- tenure as chancellor, N(‘Sl' earned lot [as an at|\oe.ttel.” said l)a\ is .tl‘llll\ to taunt business and m. ple for the position. l’hen its reeomtnendation will be a chapter oi the ehie l’hi lleta ”M is said Montetth and his “llt‘. dustr) partners tor the unnerstt). taken to the llN(‘ .\‘_\stem ior approtal. Kappa honor \tk‘lt‘l}, \anes. hate put more than \otal 'l'ntlei lll\ leadership Nt'Sl”s llarrod believes that the proeess “Ill take nine to "During his tenure as ehant‘ellor. support helitnd the libraries. statute as a pt'etiiiere reseat‘elt insti- II itiotiilis it it is dotte as he thinks it Will he. graduation rates ioi all students "\Jane} \lonteith is a tnettihet oi' tittioti ha~~ heen holsteietl h) the "Larry. thank _\iiti tor tinsellishl) agreeing to serve have itttprmcd signiiieantl). and the l'l'lt‘lltl\ oi the l.ihrart hoard. expiostie utott ih oi the ( entennial until the trustees ha\e completed otit search." he NCSl' earned a cotetetl .haptei oi and the} established the Montetth t'ainpus.” satil lttoad "l'he tint said. “But most oi~ all. thank you for the past eight the Phi Beta Kappa honor soetets." k'lltltt\\lllt‘lll in the library." she terstts has hetoiite a national es years of service to a great unn’ersit) made even said Broad. "l arr} Monte-tilt said "l’he.\ stipport the lthtaites emplai l-‘l tethitolog} ti‘atist‘et " greater h} )ottr hard swrk."

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Wednesday, September 17. 1997 Vol. 78 NO. 14 Technician Page 3

unning with the Pack

l Freshmen look I’Iits group ot tiesliiiieti tlli. liides ptt'sti1'iiiii-- had I ”A Ist'l \t‘t oiid iii the state twice in the 3000 forward to their st'\t‘l';tl tlI I.Isl V‘sl,'tll>\ Iiitt Ittt'It \Iltllltllltlli‘slllt“ \\.l- lsitit \itbiiio. a meters and raptuimg titles in the first season with the Wolfpack school runners in the toitiitty a». two tttiiw tllrw ~i tit liaiiipioii Ill l000aiid l'ntltl lllL‘IL’lS. women's cross country team. well as two lx'iIsIllll llt'\IIllit'll tits-t ’llillil. Rounding otit the group are two tettittiiti:' Ilillll I.IsI st ll ll|\ tit \tti'. ll. ,‘nzi !: ‘lllll ‘\\ \\ \iiith (atolina women. Molly Vlti\\llt\\ .\'t ill '.\Illllll tilllItI poleiitiill. iii.ikt leia ‘. tins iiiit"t . l. until-it a.“ l’iiisei .iiid ( lielsea Wright. who 5|.in W'tli ttlllllll‘llliltll‘-Il'IIl|\Ie'.lll‘i ttlli'll t'ii tit t ii itii t‘ lil"li Il' add men more depth to the [cam I'Iie N.(‘ State women s . toss Ilitee otit at st.itt tioss it'lllllt‘s 'itlItIiiii! ll ilk Hit! ot the t harlotte area tomes country team has been the t lass ot thaiiipioiis Ilt‘JlllIJIll the pump Ilt‘ykiitli Itll‘slit‘l ItiltllIl it: tlit l'utset. who was an all state the ;\('(‘ lot many years aiid Sarah (lltl\ tomes llillll Iowa with fi.lllttll iii the it in. illl'I tittli Ill the .‘ peitoiiiiei m the ltllltl meters and regularly ranks among the nation's IIIllIL' lIl.tt1 Q" Iii\\.i \lalt‘ It'titttls ttt llllIt' -lllllii_‘ llt' t'i..~t st.ls it. .III It'sL'IiL‘tI .ill distiitt ietognition in best. track and cross totiiitry on her IIIII‘H‘Illf' oiiilsiiiitioti tioss totiittry. X00 meters and the IIIIS year‘s teertiittng elass. resume. .r\n ‘\ll x\lllL’lli.lll iii IllL'Il Ilttli Isiitt ital i‘tl \t-w mile hrotiglit in by ('oat‘h Rollie (ieiget. seliool, slte finished l lth at the I out llatiipsl..ie ltillll ti l‘.\| statt “right ran at nearby I eesyille Hiot trio-iaA/Swi adds eyeii more depth arid talent to lotkei \dlliHldI ('haiiiptonslitps tltatiipioiisliip- iii t toss totiiitiy The women's crosscountry team wrap up a day's work. this loaded team. ,\tiothei pattit ipaiit tll the Kim estt-lleil tll 'iatk. titiislittig \t‘t RUN. I’ayt .3

Skiing to Glory Wolfpack

had a higli score of 7M) points. for a I N.C. State's water ski team kicks finish of l«lth place. 'I‘ommy James off 1997 fall season eame in lt-lth with a score of 410 Notes pottits and Wes Rollins and Jeff the N.(‘. State water ski team Westbrook each had strong kicked off its I‘lll7 season tlits past showing in the slalom runs on the I Volleyball, tennis, and the weekly weekend with a tournament iii men‘s team. Statestille. ()y'erall. the men‘s team has eight Picks rundown. Women’s team (‘oreaptatn members. while the women's Sports Staff Report Jennifer King had her best carries .sey en. perforitiant e eyer. bestiiig her last The club meets tomorrow. Volleyball drops three. looks year's perfortiiaiiee at the same 'l'htirsday. Sept, IS. in room 2036 in forward to tournament 7 tournament by more thaii 20 buoys ('artiiieheal (iyltllltlSllllll. N.(‘. State's volleyball team. on ' on Saturday and placing lltli iii the The team “I” look at yideos from the road at (‘olorado State in the ; oyerall t'tltttlx‘llllllll. this past weekend's tournatiient as (‘oors Volleyball ('lassie. fell to (l- ‘ Rachel Russell also skied well. well as discuss plans for upcoming t) with losses to host (‘SU. the placing ltlth. eyents. liniversity of Washington and the The women's team outscored the the team packs tip and heads off l'niyersity of Arkansas, men‘s team front ITN('. liast to ‘I‘ennessee this weekend for 'l’he Wolfpaek started the ('arolitia and eyeii the State team. another tournaitient and will travel weekend‘s tournament Wllh a three Men's teaiii member and club later this semester to Alabama anm" set loss to Washington l5—7. l5~l3. president William llyatt led the Sotitli (‘arolma l577. men's team in the triek event. llyatt Nicole Peterson had 30 assists for S ,i‘ «s the Pack. while Laura Kimbrell Hot TtnAm/Sim added l3 kills. ! Sean Edwards, a memober of the NCSU Marchlng bang gets a tree rlde trom hls fellow suza Against Colorado State. the park fell t575. l572. tS-ltl. battling back in the final set. Peterson added l7 assists and six digs. State tell to Arkansas in three sets in its third and final match of the weekend. with the store of l5-3, lib. lit). ls'tnibrell. Amy l.einerman and Junior (‘o~eaptain Kaitlin Robinson l "So this works otit pertet'tly,” the gull \‘.trt \eered to the right. I Chan and Corby Potts, two of the the two are seemingly guess he wanted tire to be in the each tallied double digits in the Pack's most successful runners, are inseparable on the touise, but that spotlight eommg itito the last .100 kills column. mirror images in looks only. is where it ends. meters. and l ittst followed the golf The Pack returns to Raleigh and One is a political seietiee mayor. tart." esplaiiied than. “I wasn‘t readies for this eommg weekend‘s K. (iyrrst \ the other et’onoiiiit‘s. they continue L‘\Lll looking tip. I iiist was so BellSouth Yellow Pages Wolf‘pack Sports Editor to lite togethei but spend most of excited about to w iii my first race." Invitational in Raleigh. their day s .ipart When (‘haii took a wrong turn. it Invited to the tournament are It is remarkable when two runners I-.\eept when it comes to training. w as (‘orby. as .t brotliei and a teams from SyracUse. Marquette. from the same t‘t'oss eottittry "Running \\tlIl hiiii is great teammate. \\ ho pulled litiii back. Alabama. Rutgers and North "’2‘ progratit finish second and third In because we can push eaeh other to ”I saw liitii take the wrong ttirti (‘arolina A&T. their conference championships. the limits, we know each others' and rust took olt running alter him." The Pack will kick off the Smw vii ILHNKmh It is more ietiiarkable when that limits," said (hair "It has made all saidt‘orby tournament with a 7'10 match Jennifer King (left)and Rachel Russell (right) are Co-Captan‘s of eonterenee is the r\(‘('. of the difference," against the Syracuse ()rangew-omen the Women's Water Ski Team from NCSU. .~\nd it's ey en more remarkable (‘orby caught his biotlier in time in Reynolds Coliseum. when the only way that itiost people IIlC tItIlt‘l'L‘llt't‘ seems to be to turn him around to pitk tip the can tell the two apart is by their working tor the two. louith-plaee tinish that wasn't the Men‘s tennis picks up wins at hairstyles. lloth than and ('oi‘by were all end to the t‘Ia/ttlt‘ss Ill the liiothers' William and Mary In the WW» .‘\('(‘ (‘ross (‘otintry :\('(' selections iii thett‘ tirst year st‘itstttl. lirik (iraves and lay Intramural football (‘haiiipionships twin brothers than with the I’aek. (‘hati tan to art When teatii Ieadei .ttid I‘Nti \('(‘ Lewandowski of the State men‘s l and (‘orby I’ons fitiislted second eif-‘hth l‘laee finish .t[ the eontereiiee ('liatiipioii l’atiitk .loyee btoke a tennis team picked up indiyidual and third. respectively. ehatttpioiiship while (‘oiby pieked bone iii the top of his toot iust wins in Day One of the Tribe It was an unprecedented eyeiit. tip Illlll. before the \t (i lllt't'l. t oiby \\.ts 'l'ennis Invitational at William and y wraps up its first week unlikely eyeii to the biggest ol Ilut last year was ditlei'etit. tallet. upon to till Ill Mary (’ollege this weekend. gamblers. but the most remarkable (‘oiby tan Ill piat lice. but took his "('oath took lllt‘ into his ottite (irayes downed 'I‘ulane's Mattias part til all is the twists and turns on plaee on the sidelines when race atid asked it l thought ti‘lIIiI step Skiorshammer 674. To in the 51h Will the former eliaiiipioits repeat the road that the Ports brothers took day rolled around in " said t'oilis '\l\ miin flight and then went on to pick tip I teams from 26 leagues have their “I” tell. htit that: iati tor the I’m k in the WW» UI‘lt‘slHt‘ is to out loi tlit team and another win In the 61h flight. sights set on postseason play. in ")7' ()iin tiiiie tll getting to that .\('(' season ItlltsIllllt‘ tiist tot the I‘aek ttot lot tiiyselt w ti '-y.isii t teally (tray es defeated the (lreen Delta Sigma Phi ruled the ttaternity championship. iii the rates lIltll I‘lt' ttl .t tlt'dl Waye's Alex (‘arreterio (>- I. 5-7. h- ltstts lloi-i league last season while (ittts .tittl ltist three years ago the duo was .‘\ touitli plate finish .it the Disney “Ilt‘tl the \(t iiillt «l .ttoiitid. 3 ‘statt \A'iti-t (ilory and the (‘ollartl (ireetis tnade iust gearing tip tor their senior ('ioss (‘otintiy \\.ts one of his top l‘tllII were lL‘.itl\ I.ewandow ski picked up wins in the state touiiiaiiient m the open season in high school. they had tat es til the \k'd‘tlll. btit w as marked than had pioyed hiiiiselt all yeai the 7th and Xth flights. 'I'Itls week. N.(. 5t.itt“s league, ()ne team to w ateli for iii already helped lead |-'r.iiik|m lliglt by what eotild haye been. long. but tI thete were any In the 7th. the State senior beat intramural flag football piograni the residence leagues is 'I’tirlmgton. School to two North (‘itrolina State I’oiis had a latge lead on the pack questions about ('oiby 's readiness. Wake Forest‘s DaVItI Angcrt 63, held the lust round of a II\ e game l‘heir quarterback is a foritier (‘haiiipionships and were well going into the liiial stt'eteh of the they w eie tlIl\\‘s Clk'sI when he 674 and then went on to grab a 7~6. schedule lot this season. Izaeh of backup for Penn State's y'ai'sity sotight after by top rated programs eotiise btit totiiid his \\;l_\ off the grabbed the It‘dtl 7o. (s 2 win over host William and the progtaiii‘s 3ft leagues held from all met the nation. eouise Mary ‘s Martin Larsson. games. football team. After a successful senioi season. “I was iii a lone at the tiitie. and st Poms. tut-t D Although eoitipetition can be the two failed to qualify fot the (irayes teamed up with Devang In the residence league. Ilragaw I’ootlocker National (‘hampioiiship hunt for a 65%, 64 doubles win, South laid a heayy spaitking on tough. some leagues tend to be Most of the coaches stopped while David Boliek’ and Alex Stilliyan m .i -l0 S decision. In the tougher than others. The open calling the l’ons~ home. btit liaeearino defeated Wake Forest's ()pen 5 leagtte. l’lttff ran all over leagues seem to be some of the Wolfpack coach Rollie (ieiger No. 4 doubles duo X~4. Run tot Your Money iii a 400 toughest leagues to play in, Any didn't, And that made all the shutout. ('hampion stopped the group of people that chooses to may dlfferettt‘t‘. 'lhe goy'emor comes through Ill-ll. littptess iii (lpen-7 league start tip a team in the open leagues. "IIe ealled its eyery week. ey en Week three of Pigskin Picks action with a 4670 tiotitieing, Also whereas other leagues are ptit after we didn't make the liootloeker proy ed to be a tough one for our in the fraternity league. Sigma Nti together according to certain meet. he continued to eall." said panel. though one picker rose to the ran all oyer .-\|pha Rho ill 6. (‘hart “I Ie continued to say that you challenge. That's right. Gov. Jim Although these teams are tied eiretiiiistanees. This basically guys are as important as any othet llunt p0sted a season-high l3«2 with countless other teams with means that people who haye been guys that he was reerutting." record this weekend. a total records of l 0. they look to be playing together for years can still “My mind was set on going to matched only by Debra Morgan’s tearing tip the eonipetition with play as a team and not have to deal Clemson." said (‘orbyg "but ('oaeh last week. The governor‘s only their dey astatmg offenses. with shifting residence halls or (leiger said that he wasn't going to slips came from the West But let‘s not forget about defense. changes in club membership push getting the package. that he Virginia/Boston College upset and ()ne teaiii iii particular. the llig With only fotir weeks left iii the would treat its as mdtyiduals. and unfortunately the Clemson/NC. I)ogs. hate beeii making sortie big that was so iiitportatit " State game. The Pack‘s close loss plays. ()n their first outing of the regular season. teams haye to So the 'I'igers‘ loss was State‘s at home on Saturday threw season. they gaye tip only one first establish tItCtllSL’IVCs soon or not gain. everybody for a loop, as State was down in the form of a score as they make the playoffs. 'l'he postseason And the Pack and the Ports a unanimous choice with our panel. shut down their opponents in an Its totirnaiiient begins on October 3t. eapttali/ing on it Just one game shy of the o y ietory. Ryati Denney. 'l‘here. teams for N(‘Sll will brothers have been govemor‘s first-place showing was eornerbaek for the Ilig l)ogs. had eyer since. Sen. Jesse Helms. His I2-3 three interceptions and broke tip a compete against other leagues attd ”'I'he tliitig about running is that Fir PHOTO ShOWIHg was matched by fourth pass during that game. other schools in search of a state the only way to get better is to train Chan Ports (49) and twln brother Corby (not plctured) lead a Pack 'l‘echnician‘s own K. Gaffney. “I should have had four." l)evtney championship WIIII someone who is as good or squad hungry for a third-stralght ACC Champlonshlp. Ialt‘r yoked. better than you are." said (him. See m. Page 4 ) Sports ’ September 17, 1997

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,. II “On the II Sound Market” I I I Advice I I on the mark I I i ..... Snip' ( r;‘*icklc' l'op' The authors also give a plethora of advice Ii .... (“\killl for iotoa iills‘ I Do you expect too much from your chosen ranging frorii “never give up"-type cliches to : ... Staysciuiitliy ill milk profession? You could be disappointed. \ery usable sources of information and .. lhe generic kind that comes iii uiiiii tllst'il iiau Sii l‘ll\\ll iii Iltit ls support. l . (old mush Stall WVlIt‘f Several of the contributing authors strongly 2 urge students to consider the risks of working :I Big Buck Forty- “Itestedo‘ . . inspect to fiiid a Job before yoti graduate’ toward an academic career. Some even go so :I \Iterriaiive A new book could change your mind about far as to actually admit to advising students to : itisly lids liec'tmtt .i career in higher education. "()ii the Market. stay away from the field. :stich a bloated Surviving the .-\cadeiiiic Job Search" could Other authors offer alternatives to careers iti {cream lillcd open your eyes in way s you could never even .-\cademia. ()ne instructs class at the local ittiotister in imagine. itill. Another. a biology tiiajor. is a diplomacy 1 recent years that For anyone who is about to earn a master's fellow in Washington l).(". A third. an MIT illii.‘ music or a PM). this book is essential. For anyone graduate now works as a computer linguistics :iridusiryI as who is considering a career iii Academia il is espert iii the corporate world. : whole has gotten a iiitist read. And for those of us who are itist ”()ii the Market" could easily have become :a tummy ache. hoping to find a job prior to graduation. "()ii nothing but a fecal forum on universities. : The ’l'winkie the Market" prov ides valuable insight. government. and fellow professors. instead. {styling of such The book presents i7 different views of the the editors. (‘hristina Boufis and Victoria : acts as the current yob market and its effect on the Olsen. and the contributing authors have :Wallflowers. authors‘ lives and on the lives of others. ixach created a book that portrays the situation as it l Dogs iiye View chapter deals with a specific aspect of it”) though it may condemn sortie of the l and Life in searching and is divided into sections. market's practices. the book still manages to :(‘ieneral have making it easy to find an essay that relates to inspire job seekers to persevere with its themarket iI taken the sugar whatever your field of interest itiight be. and provided advice and by offering a glimpse of I rush out of the Pnoru countsv or P v not. lti Ki." lt the copy is conversational arid very readable. the light at the end of the tunnel. surviving the academic job search :industry. leaving l Job-hunting can be like pulling teeth. and : us with the queasy bun. of postsugar depression s'ol the contributors to and editors of "()n the Regardless of your major or your class Odl‘led by Christina Boufis 8t Victoria C. Olsen wnhenany act comes along whether they are the most Market" provide a no~holdsrbarred look at the standing “()n the Market" is worth a look. it : sincere. fromtheheart musicians or simply.iriitlicil current situation. Some of the contributors makes great reference material because of all with afterwardsby Louis Menand and Michael 36111“ : rip—off label creation. it can be a little hard to takt have had luck in the Job market. but many of the advice it provides. More than that. the W : This is the inherent problem with Big Back l'oriy s; had great difficulty in obtaining a position hook provides an honest look at the job “On the Market" contains 37 essays about the job market i new release "Bested." It is not that their sound is bad. i and are not afraid to talk about those situation from the people who are fighting the ranging from helpful hints to real life horror stories. i it is just that every time they seem to be ready to stcpi problems. uphill battles and winning. E and make something happen the moment iiist sllitsg : back into tired. middle-oftheroad guitarpop i g The records opener “"Blood is the worst at talliiigi I into this trap. plodding along in the typical rock .vl t) f Summer concert season went out in flames {TheI second song. "X Miles Dow n." has .i luv nice: : moments. fusing a liealthv groove with a country :tw'ang. but once again. ll eventually settles into the; I The WEND Weenie lioast was this people who frequented the local music foreign act of the festival. the Belgian everyone rushed back to catch their 1 standard rock bridge. There are a few highlight»: scene voted on an area band to open the group called K's Choice. When the closer. a version of “Jenny Says" that 1 especially toward the end of the record. including the weekend and a good time was had by all. main stage. The winner was an act called crowd was addressed with the intro line really had the crowd involved. i (‘hris Issaciesque “Move it Over." the edgy. tolkishi Area 5|. The band played decently. but “This is for all of you with a positive (iravityi Kills wasted no time putting I:“Ninevah” and the best song: a spare. steel guitar ‘ .\l.\'i'l‘ l.l or it is it was obvious they were not very attitude.“ a wami surge of noise wavered things back oti the hot burner. After -iaden croon calledJust What i Need.“ But. even in Senior Staff wrna cotiifortable or experienced performing across the venue. The crowd had encouraging everyone to “let go and get E the bright spots it seems hard lot ”it gt: ! on such a large stage in front of such a apparently been waiting to hear "l'm Not some things off your chest." they broke the canny. This past Saturday. in lieti of the Kit crowd. An Addict." into an extended version of their hit ; With niiddlingly average music l\lit s iliii an pietiv' some—odd degree heat. it).00() people The second act and the first of the big- ()ne of the most memorable "Ginny.“ Bonfires. made frotii the many :incorisequeiitial and a vocal style ili;ll gets ’ll‘v l uni ventured out to Blockbuster Pavilion in iiaiiie bands. Our Lady Peace. changed performances was that of the flyers distributed throughout the day. l the second track. "BestetF is not csa. :iv a. (‘harlotte for the last big show of the the tempo. This four-piece act from Bloodhound (iang. a totally untamed erupted here and there on the lawn to fill l masterpiece. but as vocalist Saiii Beau says . . \lovcj summer. Lollapalooza. the Lilith Fair. Toronto opened with a forceful track off group of nutty guys who blend rock. rap in the vacuum of heat created by the i it Over" Little farm boys are easy to iiiislc.il. to. and the l|.().R.D.F.. festival had come of their first album. an event that served rhythms and mixes With silly rhyme. setting sun. The band. with its I there definitelyis an audience. ~R. (ifL't‘llt and gone. So what was left’ The second as a sort of pre-heating of the crowd. As They were undoubtedly the highlight of industrial techno edge. had a profound I annual WliNl) Weeme Roast. And quite the burners warmed. they played a the second stage. in fact. they were impact on the crowd. and crowd—surfers The Mr. T Experienee- “Revenge is Sweettarid Sui a Weenie Roast it was. couple pieces from their new release. originally slated to perform on the main popped tip continuously through the Are Y"ou .... i, 'lhree stages were set up and lflrsmlit.‘ "(‘lumsy". and they turned the heat on stage. but the band insisted on playing duration of their set and the following 2 “alternative" bands were on hand to high when they struck the opening for a pit. which was prohibited for the acts. their best: “Guilty." "Hold." and After it) years and nine releases. thcsc punk popsteis! close the summer with .i fervent nine chords of their current single. main stage acts. A Wise decision on their “linoiigli.” These guys really ran the lrom Northern (‘alifornia still continue to produce: hours of music. Also present. of course. "Supeiiiiaii's Dead." it was this number part. for as soon as they started main stage. silly love songs that are heavily laced with sarcasm; was the tisual concert fare: vendors from that sparked the crowd into combustion. performing. the fans. who barely had Seven Mary Three was the next to last and intellectual quips. Their latest release. Revenge: all walks of life. booths of all types. and and alter this surge of interest. the band enough room to breathe. started band of the main stage. and it seems that is Sweet and So are You" follows iii the same; entertainment iii the form of mist tents. a had set the pace for the rest of the day. bouncing in unison to the rhythms and they were the reason a large number of gloriously qUirky vein as the band‘s past efforts! 20~footvliigh inflated sliding board (with Soon afterwards. the Nixons took the mixes. The highlights: “Asleep at the people came. Much of what they played “Love is Dead." 'The Mr. l l.xperieiice.. and tlic. a line longer than those Soviet bread stage. They. as expected. played some Wheel." “Why is livery/body Always was from their new release. "Rock I Women Who Love Them." and the tillriillgliljs ~viiik? lines frotii the communist days). and a tracks off their new self-titled release. Pickin‘ on Me?" and of course. “Fire. Crown." i had only heard one track from ' Milk Lemonade." u pseudo-electric chair. But this was of their hit “Sister" brought another Water. Burn." That song alone seemed this release. and l discovered that their The Mr i iiyperience is fronted by the :iisielirfull little significance: the people came to tremuloiis wave of response from the to tap the energy of the crowd in a way i sound has noticeably changed -_ two : and often. quixotic. Dr Frank. Dr lraiik is int lyiitii hear the music and see the bands. mass of people. and their latest single. hadn‘t seen done in quite some time. pieces even included an organ. The :genius behind such gems as Swiss Army (iirlirie'nd. The organizer of this. WiiNl) "Baton Rouge." only added more heat to (‘owboy Mouth performed on the main band‘s influences have broadened I' "Hella Dumb" and “The Weather's ilerc. \\ ish You; tlilbfiliM) (ll (‘harlotlen recently the day. stage during the same time. and as the I st-t Concern. l’ai'e It > I Were Beautiful." Though the happy \t‘lllltl til !lie‘ spotisored a contest in which those Following the Nisons was the other Bloodhound Gang left the stage lI songs will get you tip and jumping. it's ottcii the s.i-l, I sentiments and irony lurking iii the batkgioundif I muddled somewhere iii with the blatant teen must? I that make the songs worth llSlt‘iilli“ to Dr l i ink is ai Senior games comes to NCSU I romantic. but hes not a blind tool. llii~ ( D is modi creek I for anyone who ever feels somewhat .yriii.il .iboiiti p a Il romance. i the staievv ide heritage. visual. performing and I Besides. you have to love a band that can iiiakci I Sweatin' to the Oldies? Or the oldies literary arts programs; and Silverl.iners. the I sweatin’?!? I rierdiness seem chic, There‘s soriietliiiig pretty cool, statewide association for senior line dancers. II that happens when you actually have to think to i‘ilii‘): (.liRlS'l'lNl-‘(ll Dll \\l liz'itli provides tun healthy ways I a song. In "Revenge is Sweet..." wortl play and Staff Writer [for senitrs to stay I wackiness combine with power ptiiik and pop iliv illllls’ fit and active I to produce sortie pretty tasty ear candy Highlights: it is a common sight to see students at while enjoying I include: “She's (‘omirig (Over l‘onigliti“ .llltl .i lllliiul N.(‘. State decked out iii workout clothes the company of I back to their i996 l,l’. "into is Dead." 1 or those infamous l’ii uniforms. However. others. I Like i said. you have to like this band. I pity the tool. come September 30 through October 5. The Senior I who doesn‘t. ; there will be a different crowd breaking a (iames State Finals I (And if you do like them. they‘ll be at the (‘ais on campus and throughout Raleigh— is a very large I (radle on Wednesday September 24 with the (irony iii sweat event. and it I (ihoulicsl. as the |3th annual N(‘ Senior (iames State —reqtiires a lot of I Finals take place. volunteers 7 800 of I Started in l983. the games are a them. to be Il Gigs part of a mission to create a year exact. With I round health promotion and one of the : (‘arrboro Town (‘onimons education program for locations for I Friday. September 1‘) l'wo Dollar l’istols (a‘ 5 iii North (‘arolinians the games l p.m.. Bio Ritmo @ (v30 p.iii.. Squirrel Nut /ippers (a 55 years of age I r i g h t : 7:30 p.ttl. iIRiai: and older. here on campus. I Some of the this is a great opportunity to I The Ritz games partici« I Saturday. October l . Fiona Apple (tickets on sale pated in include archery. tennis. track events. \ do a good deed for SOClCly. I basketball shooting. cycling anti various other Volunteers are needed to set I noW) events. up facilities. keep score. Il During the fall of each year. qualifiers from present awards. provide I Walnut Creek the Si Local Senior Games gather in Raleigh. medical services. seal I Tuesday. September 23 . Aerosiiiith Greensboro and Greenville to compete. The souvenirs. register participants. I Wednesday. September 24 77 Sheryl (tow, \‘k'ilco. locations in Raleigh. besides the N(‘Stl display artwork and cheer II Michael Penn campus. include Athens Drive High School. ‘very‘one on. I Buffaloe Lanes North. Pullen Aquatics To obtain information about I The Brewery volunteering.contact Lynn I Wednesday. September I7 ~ (iourds. Sneaky l’cic. Center. the Highway Patrol Training Center. Alender at (9W) RSI-5456. I Jim Smith Lions Park and many more. At the finals. I September l8 Zen 'l‘ricksters over 2.000 seniors will participate a small (Hey. you get a free ’l‘sshirt out I Thursday. number. considering 33.000 seniors are of the deal). As one volunteer I Friday. September it) Meatbov. Mr, Blatkwell. AW Dims. “AMER/STAR says. "it‘s great to see our I Swamp Gas Charlie involved in the program throughout the year. seniors stay active and in shape. They have I Saturday. September 20 The Veldt. 'l‘liieadbaic. instructor Tony Dash gives a little on land instruction to his interested seniors can also participate in given so much. volunteering with the state I The Bellbats students in basic canoing at Crabtroe Lake on Tuesday Silvchtriders. North (‘arolina‘s national finals gives me a chance to give a little hit I afternoon award winning walking program; SilverArts. back to them." I I 5L0 SOUNDS, l’aut' it D I Tech Too September 17, 1991}?

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Chancellor my rte SAY rte Nam-9 10 “mimetic" . .. statements on the issues. A lot of that probably has to do with the fact 0R“l7%ttik60€=\ie" ?? that (‘.l). Spanglcr. the former president of the llN(‘ Systerri. and the legislature often had opposing viewpoints. it‘s difficult to decide whether to upset the guys that allocate the money or the guy who controls how it‘s spent. When the issues concern student safety and well being. Moiiteitli never hesitates to take action. ’iiie reason for that is he's one of us. Moiiteitli did his undergraduate work at NCSU. He walked this campus and climbed the stairways of the different buildings just like all the rest of Us. lie went to the games and cheered for the Wolfpack. tiventuaiiy. he came back here to teach. The major portion of Monteilh's adult life has n 'i‘uesday. (‘hancellor been spent on this campus. When Moiiteith announced his he‘s here he‘s home. intention to retire. Monteith He's been kind of laid back over assumed the role of chancellor the years. preferring to look at all following the PoultonsValvano sides of an issue before rnakrng a scandal in i989. The university decision or statcruent. The one was in tuniioil. Student athletics thing he has been is av arlable to the was under suspicion for everything students. N(’Sl l‘s student body has from payoffs to changing grades. more direct access to their Many studetrts were embarrassed to chancellor than any of the other admit they were attending N.(‘. members of the tht‘ Systetii. State. The NCAA slanttned its hard. Moriteith didn't campaign to raise into this mess stepped Larry K. money for the great hole iii the Monteith to serve as interim ground concrete monument. chancellor. (‘orning from the instead. he brought til millions in Men like all sizes position of Dean of ling ieering. student scholarships. He broke Moiiteitli had lived every day of ground on a iiew student health . l [rafter rm! rt (unit/r ll): lltmrflri‘! (1/ those trying times with us. lie facility. He has worked to raise the Srtyisldrltor ll yet. l‘ye noticed that women with silence for all the breasts that have {In o‘lrdrrlt worry [mum's .1; mice f/it’ opened his newspaper each graduation rate percentages. Staff Columnist small breasts usually keep their been surgically altered around the arr/.1.“ mum {Mir/m 11 M.I! m [hung/its. morning to see charges and increase research funding and youthful breast-forms well into world. {Iv .rtmm .mr. m x...’ {/r. wry Mr H/ ”W allegations screaming frorii the improv e the library and its .‘\s the season changes to fall. and their later years (probably due to a ladies. if you have breasts. then crimp/ti irr't tic/Mutt. lr/(il’t’ /I/r‘ headlines just like the rest of its. facilities. Perhaps the tnost women‘s apparel becomes less lower sagging coefficient r. they‘re good breasts. All sizes and rut/mid 1/» [Ir/(mtl/lt a tilt/rd, Like us. he dodged the reporters remarkable thing Moiiteitli has done revealing. l‘m reminded of those Still. l cart think of many women shapes have their advantages that Tm ml 7, la 1 that scoured campus to get just one is to put together a staff that makes hot summer afternoons when girls who aren't athletic and look great can be fully enjoyed by your mate. Fm 1, more quotation out of Valvano or these things happen. lie is. after all. could be seen in tight shirts and with sriiall breasts. l~or eyaniple. 'lhere was a time in my life when i , EDHOR m CHIEF Poulton. a leader and that is a leader‘s high cut shorts. i'm also reminded llma 'iliurman is a tail. rather lanky felt like the world was so hideous Monteith brought with him a prinfary job. of rust how much I really admire woman with relatiyeiy small that God could not possibly exist. Torry It. lonnott determination to lead us through Moiiteitli will remain iii the breasts. breasts. but i think shes hot l With all of the murdering. looting. and out of those dark times. lie set chancellor's office until the lt's atria/mg to me that so riiatiy wouldn't change a thing about her. plundering. and all the other things 3} MANAGlNG moon the pace anti we followed gladly. president announces who his women are selfconscious about the large breasts get riiost of the our government does to us. it We're still following today. replacement will be. Then Moiiteitli st/e and shape of tlicrr "talents.” acclaim front males. and that‘s seemed like the world was a bleak Nicole Bowman Over the years things have been Will get to take a long vacation and They think their breasts are too uriderstandablc. large breasts are place. But then i suddenly realized: quiet in the chancellor's office. enroy his fariiiiy while wc try' to small or too big trmagmc that). and really ftin to look at. and they make "What about breasts?!" l've never GENERAL MANAGER Monterth doesn‘t often make break in a new chancellor. that cosmetic surgery is in their me smile. .»\ woman with large been depressed since. “-I‘-:1 future. But l can honestly say that “talents" can really use them to her Dawn Wotapka l‘ye rarely seen a pair of breasts advantage. liven though i hase .i The bottom line is that women that i did not like I think it's great preference for smaller brca i‘m shouldn't worry about their breast News Editor Phillip Reese that breasts come in so many glad some women are voluptuous. me any more than we men should Clrlstlne Oldlam - Opinion Editor input needed different slltlpt's .tlltl st/c's. :\s .t in fact. 1 would like to rise this worry about our unit size... or Features Editor - Kelly Marks matter of fact. i tan't stand the sentence to personally thank all the should we‘.’ handiwork of most I‘lttstls surgeons \oluptuous women out there wiio K. Gaifney Sports Editor he quest for a new chancellor body have a say in who is chosen as “hell It comes to breasts .\lic‘l’t‘tl make tity day by wearing .lewcl .Srt'i'wr I”. [.t Bot‘ttfrs u (‘ujllnfnrm Wire Editor Brett Hackleman for N.(‘. State will begin this the next chancellor. ()tir voice in breasts look like they're ready to attire. Thanks for the public sery ice. mill/r or .\'cn' ()rlr'rtlty He likes Hide Torada - photography Editor Friday. when the NCSU the matter is a crucial one. since the explode at any second. and damn. \yomen w rtli medium breasts have .yctrfoml, .s/ir'cv women, durrv Graphics Editor . Kristy Dudtworth Board of Trustees chooses a search chancellor is the only advocate we they rust don‘t rigglc tight' the best of both worlds. They can [Hm/rich, ircr'elrI-lifrrrtg. alligator mm Corry Desk Chef committee to conduct a candidate have when taktrig issues to the Small breasts are great adrust their attire fora variety of nrttir. I/rc [)lyr'rrl‘t’r_\' Channel. and Design Editor - Farrah Cooley search. llN(‘ System and the N( (iencral especially on a woman who is different breast effects. making In! i'c/vcr t'ukc; Irc also has tIft'llA‘h GradToch Editor - Forster: Sprulll When the board was faced with Assembly. athletic. it fits the form and makes a their breasts seem either larger or for lrr‘ttncllcy. ('ttrl‘z'nI/y'. Steven is Classified Mmager AlexlsBadIlt the same challenge nine years ago (‘lianccllor i any ls'. Montetth girl look spicy Kathy licland has smaller. Yet it seems like women it ttl/lt’(”lf.\l for "Technician." tipon the resignation of (‘hancellor helped students by improving the relatively small breasts. yet no one wrtlr medium si/cd breasts are more “l/it Slut/cur Pl‘t’.\.\ [.(iiv Cutler". Whom - Amman g Drector Bruce Pouiton. the Faculty Senate library systems. fostering the would dare say she’s not gorgeous. apt to surgically alter their talents. and "l‘ormulunoriy" (u Iiht’rrariun voted for greater representation on growth of the (‘entenmal (‘ampus lil fact. i tliriik it would tlctiatt from I'm begging all of yoti medium m ii‘ilt'lrt‘r published by the" Free Opnrons expressed tr tne commas. cartoons. the search committee. this time. and beitig a voice of positive her beauty if her l‘lt‘dsls were any si/cd women out there l’l l,.\Sl Viz/ton I ouridult'orr) He is currently photo Illustrations and tetfe's that 800861 0!‘ the students want a voice. change for the university and its larger. And what about Sandra l)()N"l lit) it" it g'r’tlt/lttlrr‘ Stilt/(Ill in Electrical . Technicians pages are the views of the The student population at N(‘SU Bullock‘.’ Need l say more ’! itctter I‘ll pattsc now for a rnotncnt of It’rrcrrrt'crrrrg. l nmflual writers ant: rartponists. The unsgneo is higher than it ever has been students throughout his tenure. edtorrals that appear or the left We of the before, With record»breaking N(‘Sl‘ students deserve to have a eatonar page are the canton of the paper and freshman classes enrolling every chance to ensure that the ’ ac the responsbrlttv of ire Edict n Oriel year. Who better to serve the chancellor's office continues to be a lechnrcran ILSPS 45‘.» 080» IS the officrat interests of students than someone bastion of good faith between the Trust is key to success stupent run newspaper of NC State Unwersrty who has already demonstrated administration and the student and s ptmsnea every Monday Wednesday and ‘ leadership among them‘.’ population. With a voice on the 1 Firdav throughout the academic year from The repeated increases rri tuition search committee. we can at least “ y\yl I \.yr\‘ l’osscssrye relationships tisually old bag makes me do that." When i ‘ August through May except .itinng nolttiavs and have become almost a joke at the rest assured that we w ill not be \fgf‘ t tit .r't"1- I don't start out with one of the heard them say "the wife" and "the t‘lal'llldthlt periods Copyright C. 1996 by the university a yoke that cuts to the oy erlooked during the upcoming. parties vying for control early on. old bag" the conversation simply lode"! Mead l\utrtontv Al rants reserved To qurck when the tuition bill comes iii yearlong odyssey of finding a new One of the numerous reasons wc The couple begins their trip “till a wasn't going to get any better. They receive DHWISSOOT? tor ’(‘LX‘Oslut'tltlf'r please write the mail. A student representative chancellor for N(‘Sl ’, go to college is tlic t liaritc for c lose friendship. and .is they get complained that they couldn't do the tutor I‘ Chaef Mailing (“Mess a Box 8608. on the search committee could The board should name at least freedom and independence “etc t loser to otic another. a sense of anything and that their life Raleigh NC F695 86% sunsmption LOSt IS ensure that an incoming chancellor one student to the search frrially apart front our parents and paranoia tleyelops. because the fear consisted of “nothing more than $50 per year Pitt tea in Hinton Press Mebane. would be sensitive to the committee. in order to iiiasrmi/c their expectations. which equates to of losing the “better half" looms going to work every day and giving NC difficulties students face in meeting our influence With the one iitiit of a normal routrtie that we all iiittst large. This is the prime reason that her the money But in the long run. POSTMASTER: Sens any actress oranges to everimcreastng educational costs. governance responsible for taking follow when we‘re at the ol‘ a strong relationship gets control they were glad to be at work so they Tempuan, Boy 8608 Warmer NC 276958608. A student voice on the search our concerns to higher levels of homestead. oriented. could stay away from their wives as administration. 'l‘llt‘ t‘lltlllt‘t‘ to [rally tll‘ as we When i came to college my much as possible. They were committee would help the student please is not only a bold new step freshman year. i worried constantly extremely unhappy and as one man bttf a pro rlcgc. one that requires that the woman l was seeing at the ptit it. “completely whipped." How to glass and aluminum and steel cans. responsibility and wise decisions time would bail out oti me. So i Then there is the other side of the Some other methods of recycling However. as i enter tiiy third year insisted on talkttig to her cyery fence. men controlling women. that t Reach Us which are being used are duplex of college here. I can see nigirt for many hours. and of usually gets more attraction in the internet Services: printing or photocopying, using individuals throwing away that course. this resulted ill colossal media than “pussy-whipped" and Forum backs of printed forttis for note freedom. and it's not \ia drinking phone bills and infinite debt. possessed men. The late Nicole we: ‘I’OL: Technician OnLine pads. circulating or posting memos carousals or fraternities or any other lint it was all due to my paranoia Simpson comes to mind. She was httpz//www.sma.ncstate.net/ instead of distributing multiple area here that L't‘is negative of losriig her. i was two hours away under such a light leash and abused Technician Chancellor touts copies. replacing paper publicity. As a matter of tact. it‘s an and completely helpless. with trust so badly that she ran into the arms correspondence with email and arena that is really overlooked as a hanging in the balance. Of course. i of another man. and we know how Campus Forum: recycling program buying supplies in bulk to reduce means to sever freedom. and it's had yust entered college, so there this story ended. [email protected] individual packaging. i am pleased happening all over campus This was fear on her part as well that l i was walking in downtown Press Releases: As we all know. improper to report that in l‘)‘)(i~‘)7. NCSU avenue that attacks like a swarm btit riiigiit rump ship These things (‘harlotte this summer. and i saw [email protected] disposal of recyclables can recycled over 5,300 tons of moves in stealth is the possessiie always work botli way s. this couple walking nearby. Well, information: adversely affect the natural materials. an increase of relationship. In the last few months. i have fighting nearby i should say. The [email protected] sci.‘ envtronment. The state of North approximately 2.500 tons over Because l‘ni mate. the reader engaged in riiaiiy conversations guy was saying things like “You'll Carolina is striving to achieve a 40 NOS-96. might presume that I'm going to with people concerning the issue of do what i say" and “if you want to percent reduction in waste by the in our effort to make recycling take the mach side. but this is possessive flirigs. and even asked if buy anything else in your life. you year 200i. [believe we at N.(‘. convenient for everyone. we have entirely false. This is .t two sided they had been victims of this better get my permission. you bag.“ State are helping to reach this goal. placed over 77X containers in i it) issue. and have seen both men and phenomenon Surprisingly enough. The first thought that ran through The NCSU Recycling Service butldings on campus. 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“NC. State University today what you see are just the "Through the efforts of so ahead for the next decade. ()itr is a substantially different outward signs of tire truly many. we haye achieved great (‘entennial (‘ampus is institution when it was in the important progress in accorrrplislrments. and many burgeoning. look around. It's fall of I956. when Keith educating our students and more remain ahead. lint we are growing so fast there are so Harrod and I came here as contributing to otir state's today at a smooth stretch of the riiuch opportunities. We are students. Alumni and others prosperity. road iii our rise to the peak of reinventing our vast extension who come back to visit after a "NC. State truly has errierged opportunity. and the best time network. investing in distance long absence are stnick' by our as a national leader. an engine to change drivers is when you education. refining our great transforrriation from the of innovation and opportunity. have reached a smooth stretch strategic plan. increasing our college I remember to a and a source of enlightenment in the road. I .irii today diversity. and creating prominent university. You can for our citizens. lt ltas been my announcing my retirement. to financial opportunity for see that transforrriation not JUSI privilege to serve as chancellor Idlxt‘ ett'ect when lltt‘ search students to attend N.('. State. here on the Centennial with many faculty. staff. process is complete and Now I would enjoy providing Campus. but throughout the studertts and supporters President Broad has named rriy the leadership to reach these university community. But committed to these causes. sltc‘t‘t‘ssot'. rrrilestoites ahead. they would "l have chosen tltis time for be attractive to anyone. But #‘t s? Trcwws three reasons. Although you reaching them. and the ones i {u but“ probably don‘t think so, I am beyond them. requrres a 64 years old. and hope to retire chancellor who cart make a Monteltti by the time l reach 65 next lotrger coriirriitiiient than my signs August. Another important age allows. for N.C. reason is that our Board of “My job is to maintain our Day in 'l‘rtistees “I” not have arty riioiiienturii until my successor Senate turnover urittl I‘l‘N. This is arrives. N.(‘. State is a truly . Hall of that smooth stretch ot road great university. and I believe ‘ D.H. Hlll w hen a seasoned board cart its greatest accoriiplishments Library. work together on finding still lie ahead." candidates to recorririiertd to the university president. and -Larry K. Monteith, them work with the new (‘ltam‘t‘llur chancellor. "l-‘inally. we have milestones

Hana»: FLE more MO. State University’s reaction Montelth Is In Holiday Hall holdlng press conference on raclsm. "lt is With a mixture of regret and deep history. and over the past eight years has views well." of energy to N(‘Sl l." professional admiration that l have accepted worked effectively to restore the academic "It‘s a sad time because we are loosing a "l l‘t‘llkWL' he hits it deep l0\C l-itr lllls Dr. Larry Monteith‘s decision to retire as integrity of the university 's athletic programs. good chancellor. But it's a good time too university." chancellor of North Carolina State University. While I hate to lose such a strong and because students will get a chance to help ,, Vice (‘hancellor of Student Affairs Over the past three decades. (‘hancellor committed member of my administrative choose a new chancellor." ‘lhomas Statt’ord Monteith has served his alma mater with team. I look forward to working closely with H (‘had Myers. student body president distinction as a teacher. him during the remaining months of his 66 am sad to hear about it. l researcher and tenure." "The university has bloomed [under his "i he chancellor hat 6‘ ht‘ “niVCt'SilE’ has He was supportive of l adriiinistrator. During his Staterrient from l7N(‘ System President leadership] since I've been here." been responsible tor bloomed [under his the students in general." l tenure as chancellor. Molly ('orhett Broad 7* Fonda Daniels. president of (iraduate great itrtprovertierit in the leadership] since I've been graduation rates for all Student Association “”"V'\”.“ l here." — Tim Luckadoo. director students have improved "l arri sad to hear about it. He was “He set high standards 1, .. ,, __ ,._.,._.,-,_.. of University Housing significantly and N(‘Sll supportive of the students in general." "He has done so much. but we haven‘t seen ll” ”W l‘WPlc vy lio l'iltltltl Daniels. president earned a coveted chapter “Not all university chancellor's have the the results yet,“ \yorked tor him. and of ( iradtiate Student of the Phi Beta Kappa honor society. Also compassion he has. I admire how he kept “(‘entenrtial ('ampus is a rrionumerit to his instituted things to make a ;\\silt'ltllltltl under leadership. NCSll's stature as a focus on students arid the issues important to leadership." tllllct‘t‘ncc.” premiere research institution has been students." v Jenny Chang. (‘lass of 2000. Parks “He is the reason came here." bolstered by the explosive growth of the 'l‘im Luckadoo. director of University Scholar "I am pleased to have one more year with Centennial Campus. and the university has Housing him." i . become a national exemplar for technology “We need to let him know that we "He has been responsive to students.” V, 3 transfer. Larry Monteith stepped into the role "I would love to serve on the search apprecrate him." Phillip Stiles. provost I l of chancellar at a critical juncture in NCSU's corririiittee. l think I'd represent the students‘ “Monteith has given a trertiendous amount

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Birthplace (‘orporatc Member. Underwriters Bryson City. North (‘arolina laboratories. Inc. Member. Board of Directors. A time of Education Research l'riangle Institute N.C. State I960 HS. Member, NSPIi Iidiication Electrical Eengineering .‘\d\ isor} (iroup achievemeitt- j Duke University 1%) Iclloss. Institute of lzlectrical and MS. Electrical Engineering Iilectronies lingrrteers ,1960' GraduatcdfrornNCStlto Duke University 1965 lV’lL'lllllt'I'. American Society for Etccu'ical Eng! ._ PhD. Electrical Iingineering l‘.llg‘lllt‘t‘l‘lllg lttlll’c‘lllltill 1962— M.S. in Electrical f.‘ Nlt‘lllliL‘l'. National Society for Engineering (Witt!) Employment Professional I-anineers PhD. in Electrical Chancellor- NCSU (Ma) IWti Member. Professional langineers 1965- Engineering(DUKE) . present) ol North ('ar'olina Interim Chancellor. N( 'Sll Registered Iingmeer. North Adjunct Asst. Weasel“ (October I989-May iwoi (lirolma ofElectrical Enginocrfitg Dean of Engineering rNt ‘Sl' 1968- Assoc. Proffensorof (1978-1989) Previous Professional Electrical Enginemng. cv—l“~'a— Head of Electrical Engineering Activities NCSU (l997-78) Visitor. Accrediting Board for 1970- Professor of Electrical Itngiiieering and ‘I‘echnology Engineering-NCSU (1972 present) hilemlier. ( 'ouncil ot' the Institute. ProffesorofElectrical Associate professor of Iileetrical 'I'ransporlation Research and 1972 Engineering Engineering “96872) Iidiication Head ofElectrical Adjunct Assistant Professor of (’hairmaii. Board of Directors of 1974‘ Engineering Department. Electrical Engineering-N(‘Sl’ Water Resources Research (1965-1968) Institute. l'he I7ni\crsit_\ or North Group Leader» Research ‘l'riaiigle ('at'olma 1978' Dean ofEngineering Institute (I966- l968) Member. National (‘ouncil ol Member of Technical Stall , ltngmeermg Deans 1980- Research Triangle institute r I003 Member. Deans Advrsor) 66) ('ornmittcc. M(‘N(‘ Member of Technical Stall , llell Chairman. American Society for Telephone Labs ( l96()762I Iingineering National ('ommittee 1984 Distinguished {instructing l'or liiculty Professional Alumnus Honorary Associations Dexelopment in warm. in iw-rv . Sigma Xi. Phi Kappa Phi. I-Zta NSI' Panel l’or Undergraduate 1989‘~ Named interim Chancellor Kappa Nu. Tau Beta Pi laboratory qutiipment Awards (Above) The chancellor shows Member, Board ol l'rustees. N.(‘. off NCSU‘s new neck tie in Awards School ol~ Science and 1994, and (left) interacts with NamedChancellorof l99| Paul Harris Fellow. Rotary Mathematics students on Brent Road. NCSU Foundation of Rotary International Member. lisectitive (‘onimittee Engineerofthe Year I990 Engineer of the Year and President or a ll lllll\t‘r\il_\ (Professional Engineers of North consortium, emphasi/ing the use I991- Paul Harris Fellow e.Th) Carolina) ot' computers in engineering i?r Outstanding Engineering education and industry ? Achievement Award— 1000 rl\'.( ‘. Member. Board ol' Directors. State Society of lingineersi (‘entral (‘arolina ('Itaplcr. Distinguished [Engineering Professional Izngineers or North Alumnus Award from Duke (‘arolina Yburhands University for 1984 President. (‘entral (‘arolina Chapter. PliN(' may be Current Professional Member N.(‘. (io\ ernor‘s Task Activities Force on 'I'electimmunieations Member. Board of 'l‘rus‘tees, Member. Board oi Directors. telling you National Technological llniversil) Iingineering (‘ollege (‘ouncil ol' Member. Board. Raleigh Deans something Chamber of Commerce Member or committee. appointed Chair, Board of Directors. by (iovernor Ilunt. which drafted MCNC the original plan for the Any Sign of muscle weakness could Member. Board of Trustees. Microelectronics (‘enter for North mean neuromuscular disease Call TUCASI ('arolma our lllPllllt" It‘s iOlIAfret’. THE VOICE OF HOPE (800)-572-1717

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'l his o/oiw iii . ‘ ‘i an .. . . ., batch originated iii Russia and was titli‘Hll‘ it it Ir orce mISSIH 4 bombs condtttonersas resmdfl. due torts imported by Honda btisiiiessiiieii liut \\'liil to effect 00 the ozone layer. who. in three years. smuggled in iiit‘t'l a“ ‘ i- iii 4000 tons of the t‘ht‘lilltdi blamed siiiiig-xlinz- mm . iii iiiivc I Recovery teams could “0‘ find Lucclfss and that tltie site. high. in, the whlili spent 3.; days on thegiiountaliln, 10"qu lordaiiiagiiigl1arth'so/oiie--i.'c mun. worming thanlayer.drugs." .1”in xiImai.W! . l ...... i Mlll .'3 . oc iesisnowsae. ca ei it t c “most i sica y m. ;. .(npQ .s; ' ”w; .,4 it; , ,. ., .i to"! bombs 3mm the meekage 0' 3" liutton‘s disappearance during a demanding Job" he hadlunilertaken ( wm'gh O t TH“!Alfiljrfijulthiirgl ”mils”: IL/tizriilit 3:1,“),jwlr : J j. . H i A-lOattaclt plane that crashed last routine training mission April 2 in 25 years as an explosives mouth secured a ieconi Si? minim. \\lii|c “M“. H ,_l ,‘ .ml 4 spring, touched off an extraoi'dinaryvsearch recovery specialist. On top of Men by South HUfltiil standards. it i‘mc ”gainer ihc company in” “m the ”W i l i 3 . . H‘ ”H. 22' dmoverythat endedof18piecesdaysoflaterhis shatteredWith the harshworkingweatherat moreandthanamongl.i,()00boulderfeet in wasl0 trailersa bust otpackedhistoricwithproportions1.200 ingi;i,r0i,icsmuggling operation.bust. M liiit”Mrforsmallereyeri ”MM.‘illlliitsi‘ilt'lig,“ _‘ , m«I . '.i: 10M “mummy Will'piimc below it Sheer granite face ilcitiS and ”“5”th “one SIOPCS. canisters 0f L‘tmil'ithtuid It“) tints [it amounts of Freon arc silppt‘ti ttt‘rtiss “HHHHHH. 1‘. . i ‘ iiu' : W, Wugmgmp post in rugged terrain southwest of the said Doninie. the teams often had to all . worth .1 mot $7 "”11“,” on tho [he mm“- ..m duffel imp . . mid“, I“ lit W. I}. i“ ,. ‘i , y i “ ; ski resort of Vail. On April 28. employ technical climbing street. among other things. shipped in the 1i,,i.,\{‘..i. .,. . H y‘ “4 “I i: Buttori‘s remains were found at the techniques. The illegal stash seized at Miami‘s dead of night." “my“, i . .V '1, , , I~ i:.'\(ii.|i. ('olo. With a dusting of SIIL‘. bl” the Air Force hi“ .WI 10 Since the “‘9‘ch operation seaport wasn't cocaine or mariiiiana. l‘hesc illegal imports are adding (it .‘imv .n iim, i . . . mil. f 5'1““ on ”‘9 peaks 0f the (‘OIOT'ddO find an explanation (Or why the 32‘ began in 911”) JUI)’~ military but an odorless gas that can be found to a major lieadat he i as ilt‘lll l‘il‘ It 7’ I h ‘ iviii‘ .3 Rockies heralding the return of year-old pilot from Massapequa. personnel and ciVilian contractors in alum“ any American m,- built representatives {mm I10 [mmm “1"1111m‘ " ' [p . y it .2 winter. the Air Force Tuesday N.Y.. broke front fomiation near it brOUghl down “'0'” the ”35h site before W‘M. its trade name is R ll. gathered in Montreal mark the lttth [LHL V ll 2 . k I.” :‘ called a halt 10 Its unsuccessful SOU‘hCT“ "“10“" bombing range, 8-5 '0'“ 0f debris from the 1340" or lireoii. a coolant in air iiiiniyersary ol the treat\ that began “A” ‘4 i i ‘1“ A search for four 500-pound bombs iiieandered nearly 800 miles off aircraft, including about 70 percent conditioners and one of ”k. hum.“ ”M. phase'out ”1* “1‘00 and [Him FRHM D carried by an A- l0 attack plane course and piloted his plane into of its munitions. including 30mm whose pilot inexplicably broke (iold Dust Peak at nearly 400 miles (iatling gun rounds, magnesium away from an Arizona training per hour. flares used to fool heat-seeking mission last spring. flew across Streatet'. at a briefing this morning missiles and small explosives used (‘olorado and then crashed into a at the liagle (‘ounty Airport. to propel the flares. CIA cele rates anniversary H.365 foot mountain face. declined to speculate oii the dead Air Force personnel were “In 73 days of searching with pilot's motivations or the reasons particularly concerned about the multiple technologies we have not for the crash. saying those answers magnesium flares. which can be I Clinton praised the 50-year-old people will never know the full iilllllt‘,‘ nit t .- gnaw. found conclusive evidence" of any must await the completion of an Air triggered by static electricity and story of your courage." (‘liiitoii \xiiIi iiii. bombs on the steep slopes of (iold Force inquiry. which burn for five seconds at agency, while stating that most of its said. “You labor in obscurity by itlii's itiii" ‘i . i. .‘t z. Dust i’eak. said Brig. (ien. Donald In its search for clues. the Air 2,000 degrees. “They are the most good deeds will never be known. choice and design, serving with ililt‘iiiW " A. Strcatei‘. who commanded the Force launched iii early July a dangerous things up there." Streater timer patriotism that seeks neither tiliittlmt‘ .t‘ .1 ii“ recovery effort in (‘olorado‘s recovery effort that officials said. “'lhcy can hurt you." spotlight nor praise." hasc titted ' ‘i: by Mount lloly (’ross Wilderness that described as one of its most Streater said that pieces of every Joint F. titans Photographers and television agents \\ill«, ' .. sitil concluded 'l'tiesday. hazardous and technically daunting bomb rack carrying the four-foot- The Washngton Post crews covering (‘Iintoii‘s ltrtititi t-nipb- “an liven though teams of Air Force. ever. lierried by helicopter to the long. 500Apound bombs had been appearance were instructed by the icdclincil it» l‘w- : i . Navy and private ordnance precipitous crash site amid swirling recovered. and there was no (‘lA not to take pictures of thc liiii t liii'. ll . ‘<|\ recovery experts failed to find the winds and summer bail and snow eVideiice the bombs had been WASHINU'I‘ON . Saliitiiig the audience of about 3.000 etiiployccs ik'iltit'l\ .tit ww» .i ~ Iii MKVXZ bombs lost on the day the sqtialls. teams of debris and released before the crash. He said Central Intelligence Agency on its who listened to the speech under a ciisiiic tlic art". . '. . . mi plane commanded by Air Force explosives recovery experts there is almost no chance that any 50th anniversary. President (‘linton white party tent. Afterward. (‘lintoii in pail by Capt. (‘raig Button slammed into meticulously searched for wreckage of the bombs will explode because traveled to the agency‘s Langley toured an exhibit filled with itttiistialioinii fl-u i: the mountain. killing him. Streater on slopes as steep as ()0 degrees. the high explosive they contain campus Tuesday to praise its gadgetry from the espionage wars. ti‘itl‘litkcis ltit ‘I ~ . .il/Lii said the recovery operation was a (‘hief Master Sgt. 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92”) Bniieywicii Road limit to won at or outrun “tit-It‘d tritium-ts: (just north of Six Forlii 8. Strickland] National and World News a the ozone hole is about to peak. but that assumes full compliance with the treaty - and we don‘t have full 29 children die'in truck crash m0“ i compliance." The 1987 treaty and later ( oritintied lttim l’."igt. amendments banned several classes tiiidtiiornitig when the driver lost recall such a devastating road of (‘H‘s used in refrigerators, air I A truck crashed while carrying control. spilling the truck and tits accident involving young workers. and disrupting ecosystems for plants conditioners anti aerosol cans. It was 120 Egyptian children to work in the passengers into one of the steep According to UNICEF. 250 and animals. a rapid and decisive global response fields. banked drainage canals that crissr million children between the ages Moreover. the mending of the to scientific warnings that (‘l5(".s cross the rich tt‘oplands of the Nile of 5 and l4 are working in ozone hole could be delayed still were eating away the thin layer of lh‘lld. developing countries around the further. scientists say. unless ozone molecules that forms a Mexico loriii Diiiisziiism \ tll.t;_'t't\ lumped into the world. governments crack down on protective shield in Earth's upper .eis hour-it‘s. ll‘it‘5s waterway to try to save the children In an effort to protect its children cheating and find ways to rein in atmosphere. ()zotie. a relatively arid were able to pull several frotii from abuses. ligypt raised the legal soaring use of (‘H‘s iii the unstable molecule made up of three making the truck \laiiv were trapped. working age from I? to l4 iii l‘)% developing world. litivironniental oxygen atoms. irritates the lungs and t‘ \lRt'). lgypt \ truck s.lIT)lll§ howeu‘t, and dine lv drowned and required that children be ministers who have been meeting in causes urban smog near the ground. up to 13“ girls and boys to harvest llie driver. is ho was llllllllllrt‘kl. limited to six-hour shifts. But the Montreal since last week to review but in the stratosphere it blocks progress cotton on .i state owned l.lllll was being questioned by police. law is rarely enforced. arid it is not progress since l987 hope to address ultraviolet rays. overturned attd toppled into .i t.ilt.ll lhe iiti. k belonged to ligyplis iiiicotntiion for children to work ll both issues iii a formal declaration Two years earlier. researchers had liiesday. killing 3" o! the voting \gticultttie Mummy. and the fields hours .’I day. six days a week. during Wednesday. The officials could detected a large “hole." or in drug war laborers .is testtteis tired iii vain to where the sit tiiiis were to work are the liarv est season. according to accelerate the ban oti several weakness. in the ozone layer above save theta police and hospital government on tied. the lnterror child advocacy groups here. chemicals exempted from the Antarctica. The hole has grown t‘ll‘le'ltls s.tlil \litiistry said. .tttotditig to wire Then labor costs as little as (it) original pact. every year since and now covers an I it published report justifies the More than all ehildten were sc‘T\ lc‘c‘s, cents a day. about a third of what "The children being bom today are areaaas big as the North \merican iiituted. two criticallv “title a police report said the adult laborers Ctiltlllli'lntl. 'l‘y‘pically. the generation that will suffer the continent. Meanwhile. scientists administration’s move to certify l'he accident. oti .i bitinpv tllll youngest child killed was l4. children help their fartiirlaborer most exposure (to ultraviolet have discovered significant thinning Mexico as a partner in the war on road j‘ in l les north of t‘airix shaketi l‘ll)\lil.lll\ at the hospital patents or are hired otit to radiation) iii their lifetimes.“ said of the ozone layer over the North drugs six months ago. underscored the sensitive issue of where the \lsllllls were taken said tiriddleriien. with their wages then John Passacantarido. executive Pole and some of the middle and clllitl labor in l gypt. where that at least two ot them were orily paid directly to their parents. director of the environmental group higher latitudes of the Nortliem and according to some L'\illli.llL‘\ .is l l. "(‘hildrcti represent (it) percent of ()Ione Action. “Policy makers are Southern hemispheres where Douciis Fruit many as l.‘ tnillioii . liiltlreii are put “l'hc .lss‘ltlL‘lll was horrible. There the labor force iii the countryside." clinking champagne glasses thinking millions of people live. the Vtiisiiirgtc)" L't’ist to work iiiaitily iii agriculture. wasn't much for its to do.” said Dr. estimated ls'aram Saber Ibrahim. the children were itovvded onto .\bdiill.i .-\nier. deputy director of executive director of the Land the back or .iti open tr'ii.k traveling the Kati el Sheikh (iencral (‘ctitct for Human Rights. a non. Former Deputy Defense Secretary WASHINGTON Harry treat the village or \laslicer at Hospital. who said he could not gov crririiental advocacy group CIA John M. Deutch took over instead. Mc(‘aflicy, the (‘lititoti but he made it clear that he was .idtiiitiisziatioti's national drug never particularly happy iii the job. control f‘itllt‘) director. said and left at the end of the first term. Tuesdav that \lexieo has made I ittllltltlt‘il llt‘lll Page l i (‘liritori at first wanted former great strides iii righting drug Car bomb deals blow to National Security Adviser Anthony trafficking: and related corruption detection. "'l‘argetcd and timely Lake to be his second term (‘lA and that the timed States will intelligence iii some places is more director, but Lake wrthdrew his pursue a policy oi “.wvoperatton. not (lllllLUll to collect than ever he nomination after stiff opposition confrontation." \\llll its southern troubled peace talks said. "in today' .s high-tech neighbor information age. the hay stacks are from some Republican senators. Mc(‘attrey. iii a report to getting bigger. btit the si/e of the The Job then went to 'l'enct. Congress. said Mexico has made liht‘ IRA. whose continued cease‘ market might have to be destroyed needles isn‘t." Despite the rocky history. (‘linton significant progress iti retorniitig its I The terrorist attack in Belfast llfL‘ is essential for Sinn l-eitr's In the aftermath. Markcthill‘s (‘lA director (ieorge J. 'l‘enet was received warmly 'l‘tiesday. He notoriously inefficient tudietal resulted in no deaths or serious presence at the talks. dented damaged police station. the cattle introduced (‘lititon with ribbing was interrupted by applause when systetn and is i rearing speciallv injuries. responsibility tor the attack. market. shops. homes and parked about the first briefings the agency he took note of the recent arrest by screened anti narcotics units that gave liitii after the W92 elections. l-‘Bl agents. with critical (‘lA would be less susceptible to Suspicion fell on .i ltdl’tlrllllt‘ IRA cars were as vacant as shortterm when (‘lx\ employees “set tip shop corruption Witiiiii D. Moiriiiiiiiio splinter group. prospects for the latest attempt to at the (‘omfort ltiii in Little Rock. stipport. of Mir Airiial ls'aiisi. the "The bottotri litie is . . . we have a l ‘fs Atigit‘i's Tl‘ti‘k A parked blue van exploded lust forge a political settlement to end Arkansas. Pakistani suspected of a killing two serious. iiiator partnership with after noon on market day iti decades of sectarian bloodshed iii “We paid nearly $39 a night for (‘lA employees and wounding three Mexico." .\le(‘affrey told a news Markethill, abotit 35 miles south of this British prov itice. those rootiis and they were worth others in a shooting spree outside conference ” They are sick of the lilil l':\S l. Northern Ireland ,\ Belfast. where the local live man Also wrecked was the prospect tltat cv cry penny." said letict lrotn the agency ~s main gate iii [093, violence. the corruption atid the powerful car bomb massively police force. alerted by a phoned the Ulster Unionists. the largest those first briefings you made clear And Donna lVlacl-Iwcn. a .iory‘carr threat to their own institutions and damaged the heart of a citllllll} warning, w as desperately evacuating political party among the Protestant to us your strong support for your old (‘l.r\ lawyer. said she was happy so are we and we are going to work village iii rural Northern Ireland on primary school students. shoppers. tiiaiority in Northern lreland. would intelligence community to see presidential recognition for together,” ltiesday. .ttid the altetshocks dealt a cattle traders arid residents from the TCJtHll the talks. which they left when But (‘liritoti has had his problems an agency that generally operates iii Mc(‘aftrey's report eotiics six stunning blow to whee/trig pcate town center. Sinn l‘t‘ll‘l arrived Monday. getting comfortable with the (‘l/\. months after the adtiiinistratioti talks here, lidward (irahatii. a senior police Party leader David 'l‘riiiible has His first director. James Woolsey. the shadows. She said she can't certified Mexico as a full partner iii The tiiaiti Protestant political party. officer. called it a "riitracle" that said the British loyalists want to differed with White House officials even discuss the particulars of her the war on drugs. a move that itself boycotting the talks. there were no serious anUHL‘s iii the remain iii the talks. but he has sought before leavrng the Job. (‘linion work wrth her family or her sparked controversy because of immediately demanded that Sinn blast by an estimated 400 pounds of additional guarantees frotii sponsors nominated retired Air Force (ien. husband. a musician. 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fallacy iti his own tlittikttig. Stiles that speak for the entire fraternity raises thousands of dollars for speaks on the importance of treating system when I respectfully ask that various charities. ls Delta Sigma Forum the blackwliite issue when dealing if 'l'cclitiictan prints further articles Phi. with their tatiiotis Lawn l’at'ty. with diversity. Ilc says nothing about fraternities, please refrain Pi Kappa Phi also raises money for Projects Endow (:(HIIIIIIIUI from I’m ‘ about excluding other groups frorii front tisttig that word. People Understanding the Severely (orttiriucd from Part .l (with: l:' 1 'iwttt I’attt I the issue. Adtiuttttig that race issues Iti his column. Ilatttilton declared llandtcappcd. Sigma Alpha lipstlon are important to diversity issues that every fraternity member is a raises money for the :\tllL‘f|t‘iIll dunipsters located across campus certainly does not preclude other clone. I find it hypocritical that Heart Association Pi Kappa Alpha for the drop off of cardboard factors (like gender) frotti the Hamilton is stereotyping others. donates to [lie llig lirotltcrs of test track available in two years. Sanders notes. “no pledge can be materials. conversation. as Ilamby presumes. when he himself speaks for America. Sigma Slit‘s philanthropy liour new facilities arc being coil longer then five years." It is important to accept individual Although N.(‘. State's diversity and openrnitndedtiess. He is the Unity (‘erebral Palsy. There slructcd on (‘entcnntal ('anipils. Sruiders hopes all of the $80 million responsibility for recycling arid to administration has not openly dealt stated that "they're so afraid of are many others as vvcll. and They Will housc labs for biotccli vv tIl pledged by l‘)‘)‘). as that is when support progratiis pill in place by with the question of affiniiattve diversity." I respectfully disagree. apologi/e for not rccogtti/mg them. nology research. housing. a titagnct ilic fund raising for the campaign will the N('SU Recycling Service. As action. they should not only be My lraterntty is comprised of men bill fraternities support too many middle school. and tlic ltotcl ton end. liut since donors have five years citizens of the community and the applauded for their efforts to seek of various countries. races and good catiscs to name. I challenge ference center. to pay off their pledge. the last of the earth. let‘s all do our part. Thank ground by which to actively religions. for example. I am of you. llatmlton. are you a member of Funding for the ('enlcttntal tiiortcy will not come until five years you for your stipport of this promote diversity. bttt also for Indian ancestry. There are men a group that raises so much money (‘ampus protects varies. The hotel after the campaign ends. environmental program. If yott have continually pushing and holding frotii I‘rance. Sweden. India. for such good causes" conferencc center will be btiilt by ()iin a portion of the revenue any questions about the recycling students accountable for making lithiopia. Italy. Korea. Israel and ll'llamtlton is not comfortable State through a process of selling generated by the caiiipatgn is used program on campus. contact the their vvords trttc itt action and iii linglanil in iity fraternity. about even _|tlIIIIII2_' a fraternity. I bonds and borrowing. 'I'hc conlct‘ for scholarships. as the larger. ini- NCSU Recycling Service at 5 I 5~ deed. If you think that fraternities are respect his feelings and his ence center is being built oit lcasctl ttal investment is always in the ()42I I also cannot make arty sense out just cotiipr'tscd of WASPs. you are decision. I vvtslt llatiitlloit also latid. batik. funding the scholarships. The of llattiby ‘s prime example of the dead wrong. The faculty adviser of respected my decision to [out a Less than II) percent of planned interest on the initial investment is Larry K. Monteith. tllcgiltntacy of affirtiiative action: my fraternity was not a member what pays for the scholarships. Chancellor fraternity. Instead of ilL‘l'tstv‘er (‘entenntal (‘ampus dcvclopttictit 'l'hus. depending on the economy Dr. Patrick ('ltavts. liven If bringing when Phi Delta Theta was founded condemning groups he has never has been completed. According to .iitd interest rates. the endowment to bear the results of one. single on campus. bill was initiated later. been a part ol. If you vvantcd to be a McKinney. therc \HII ultimately be t ati be worth tnorc over time. itidiv tdttal who may have benefited This man. J.M.A. I)anby. Professor reputable tournaltst. I would think l25 butldtngs prov tiling pcoplc ”This is a campaign to endow stu— Student speaks for from affirmative action was limertlus of mathematics at N.(‘. you would have wanted to at least with a C(llllllttlnll)rlllsc cnvtron suitable. biased sample selection State. is a graduate of Oxford do a couple of interv icws. instead of dents." Stuiders says. "An endowment reveals Ilamby ‘s dismissal of sound University. l)anby has played first relying on iust your prettidtccs ment to “live. vvork and play." is different than a regular donation. It affirmative action reasoning. Should we evaluate this chair oboe iii the London lam not angry with llartttltoti. ()n All of the nevv changes at is kttid ol like a savings account." one individual‘s fatal wrong doings Philharmonic Orchestra. received the contrary. I Just vvtsli to lift the (‘entennial (‘anipus will make II 'lhe campaign has targeted private In response to the (‘ommentary against the entire pool of doctors in many awards for software that he veil of ignorance covering Iits eyes “more central iii the lives of tltc donors. mainly alumni. to set up the seetiort of last Wednesday's issue of America today'.’ llatttby gives us no has written. and even has a planet frorn seeing people for who they are community." McKinney said. endowment futid for students. the Technicianentitled: roont to do this iii the oblrusively natned after liitit. rather than stereotyping the group ”Affirmative Action is not the slanted column. Ilowever. l)r. Now ask yourself. would a man they Wish to associate themselves Answer." I want to express the (‘liav is' negligence should not like that be a part of a superficial with. deepest remorse that suclt a column indict the rttedical school that drinking club‘.’ This titan. who had CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer would merit passing as journalism. allowed him since we know nothing never been part of a fraternity. Nishit Khushal Mehta. ACROSS 36 Bananas DOWN figures Although iti one sense I am glad to 1 Kennel 37 Tom‘s 1 Run up the 19 Quarry of his previous life before tnedical found true fellovv ship iii a group I’lll Del/u The/u l-‘rrtlr‘rmlv comment target phone bill Actor Cobb see that students would interest school or even during his medical tiittclt younger and more Serum; ,‘It'f omiriiic 4 Terror 40 Acute Actress 21 Big name themselves arid struggle with school career. livtdetitly he passed inexperienced than litrti. I know this Wheels 41 Mel MacGraw in scat complicated social issues that hit at the national medical school board because I see it tti his eyes every of fortune melody 3 Wide- 22 Causes .tv1/' the heart of American identity and exams Just like all of his colleagues time he attends our brotherhood 12 Menu 42 “Enoch spread pain human welfare. it is to my chagrin arid thus received the same events. phrase Arden" 4 Confronts 23 Congers to see the carelessness iri addressing certification to justify his doctorate. I vv tll agree vvtth llantilton on one 13 Ligurlan poet 5 Drops the Je ne the issue replete with a complete What does the example of Dr. pottil Ila/trig is wrong arid Assault Sea feeder 46 Floss ball sais — lack of logical mindfulness iii the (‘havis sliow‘.’ Notlttrig except that destructive. The young tttati who 14 — rock structure 6 Literary “Cybilt” anicle. Affirmative action ts truly (.ttlllltltlt’tl from I).IL’( I 15 Seafood 47 ‘- collection cast Mr. llamby is merely all too eager died at LSU bothered tiie more entree Rhythm" l‘ifg'arize member an issue that the nation‘s prominent to tear apart affirmative action than that. it hurt me. As a former 17 Vanished 48 Band- 8 Creature's 27 Re the time policy makers and civil rights wrthout conscientiously struggling pledge coordinator. I can personally trig Debutts and Bounds. 18 Serves the leader home? of Shak. advocates have painfully struggled with the trite issue. and publicly guarantee that hazing After the alleged assault. the purpose Kyser 9 Computer Catch over. The hotly contested issue at It is my hope that. if the is not a part. has never been a part. white males “stated they were sorry 19 Frogs’ 49 One may symbol sight of hand has shown itself to perplex 'l'echntctan vsere to expose and never vv ill be a part of my for assaulting [l)ebutls and hangouts be involved 10 Pay 30 Agile even the tiiost knowledgeable controversial topics such as fratertitty‘s pledge program. In my Bounds] and headed east toward City near in a holdup attention 33 Late CBS individuals because a clear»citl affirmative action. they would do so opinion. fraternities should not Street." said Man- 50 Kine 11 Praiseful correspon- answer does not exrst. 'l‘o formulate in a fair ltglit. There are many break young men down just to mold lIillsborougli chester 51 Mamte‘s poetry dent an opinion abottl the matter them to Johannessen. 22 Medal man 16 Pantheon 34 “Cabaret" complicated elements that we. as them. bill should encourage I)ebutts and Bounds described earner star involves reconciling three cut/ens of America. need to grow into the type of men they truly their alleged assailants: one is 5'5. 24 “Desire 36 Small extremely complex positions: a past reconcile vvtthtn ourselves. Perhaps are. 250 pounds vvttlt short. black hair Under change that is soiled vvith transgression. a we all have the sante overarching There w ill always be fraternity arid a black mustache. Another is the —" 37 Door- realistic assessment of the present ideals: racial discrimination is events without alcohol, I‘m not sure 5"). ltlt) pounds with straight. short Whom frame pan and a future that realizes the cries indeeiI borrtd and dehumanizing. where you get vottr information blorid hair. The third vvbttc tnale is drones 38 Pennsylva- for change that exist today. but ottr tndtv tdtial conceptions of frottt. llaniilton. My fraternity puts 6'3. 250 pounds with short. black serve nta port Ilamby 's initial vocabulary of how to secure racial equity for all on several service events ltatr and a black tiiustaclie. Samuel's 39 Streamlet words such as: “victimology.” people diverges in polemical throughout the year. one of which is (‘Iterokee the white teacher 40 Recognize "fenitna/i." attd “socialist" already directions. The conversation of race Adopt~Ailitghway. We also tutor The Jeep 30 Hostile 42 Spasm reveals his tendency to over» males were reportedly driving is a 31 Capp and 43 Freudian needs to continue. Let us open the young at—risk children at Douglas (Brand (‘herokee edition with gold Capone concept generalize. Using his lens to view forum for discussion about such [Elementary School and participate trim and tinted windows. 32 Casino 44 Erstwhile the world. perhaps IIamby lives in a salient is.sties»——on legitimate in lieed Raleigh. My fraternity also The incident was reported by payouts acorn society that provides equal gmunds--—burlt on a firm foundation sponsors the Les Robinson Johannessen as a possible assault 34 Stagehand 45 PBS's treatment for all people. Perhaps of sound reasoning arid (‘elebrity (iolf and Tennis rather than a Iiate crime. leaving 35 “Exodus" “Soience this is why he can easily describe conscientious commitment to 'I‘ournament. which has raised the reported assailarits' motivation author anybody advocating change as an humanity iii the hopes that otir thousands of dollars for the Make» unknown for the time being. extremist. liven if those urging for desire for a unified nation may A‘W'lslt Foundation. Neither Debutts nor Bounds could 1 2 3 4 Is to p 8 pt 10 iii equal racial or gender treatment as prevail. Another fraternity. which also l civil rights advocates continue to do be reached for comment. l so under the leadership of Rev. Jennifer Liti. Jesse Jackson and NOW. they are Bltli'h(’”ll.\ll‘\' it Political Science only two groups of many representative voices who have Iz'tliror'v noti': If“ lc/tgrh 9 THE CUTTING EDGE I: been silenced for too long. Not all rcqmrt'nit III was H‘tlfl't'l/ m (ll/(1W Full Service Salon educated peoples lake on extremist for a more comp/ctr rcvpolisc. 24 views of separatist thinking in order Aveda, Neuus, or to admit that this world still does Wait! Sebastian, KMS, Matrix Hours not treat all people tn the same I.ogics. Rusk Mon. - Fri. ~ Sam - 9pm 32 regard In overgeneraltling. Fraternities very $2.00 off haircut, Saturday ~ 9am - 5pm lIamby fornts an aggregate group '59,.- $5.00 olT Perm 4" 3 Appointment or walk-in any comprised of anybody professing diverse $5.00 offSculptured Nails time true dissatisfaction tn the state of 3738 affairs. He places a label oti them as This letter is in response to Trent Hillsborough St. across from Hardee’s .g I miscreants seeking to stir trouble iii llamtlton‘s column “I“rats deserve Utopia. stereotype.“ Before I begin 46 Provost Stiles vvas qttoted iii the critiquing llamtlton‘s ideas. I wish article as supposedly defending to let the public iti on a little secret. CORPS Iiamby 's point. No.‘ 'llits quote No member of a fraternity will ever PEACE cannot be clothed wrongly as use the word “frat,” 'Ihts word For answers to today's crossword. call support for Ilamby‘s assertion creates a tiegattve stereotype in the The benefits lasta lifetime! 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