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Residence hall tripling cramps roommates ’ style By Michael Tolliver ("intently W7 freshmen are forced to be Most of the freshmen living in triples refer Delbert, his third roommate Bragaw residence hall. which Bonner Staff Writer the third person in a dorm room designed to to the same problems. such as lack of desk “l'm sure be kind of feels out of place." described as "a little bit smaller'- than the acclaim-late 3 people. and 47 more fresh- space, closet space. and general privacy. the freshman said. “i think it's really incon— front rooms. The room has a bunk bed and a livery day. Delbert drags into his “home." men are still living in the Mission Valley “iou have 33 percent less privacy in venient for him...we were already here and single bed. with only enough room to walk unplugs his clock radio and inserts his tclcr lnii. said ('yntliia Bonner. director of every respect." said freshman Jon Niparts. had set up all of our stuff before he got between the two vision plug into the only outlet available to Housing and Residence Life. one of Moore's roommates. here." him. “That one extra person just makes every— Many of the triple situations involve two Several of the students in triples expressed Each student has one shelf to stack his He lies on his bed and sets his T.V. on his thing that much harder." said William people who had planned to room together dissatisfaction wrth the university's ilCCtr books. and the three roomates have to share chest. watching until his two roommates Moore. a freshman in engineering undesig— and one person who was placed with them sions regarding the triples. the closets and the clothes dressers want to go to sleep. ilittt‘rl. as the third party. Many-of these people “l think they pretty much screwed up, Personal itcms_ mostly those of the two stu- Delbert would set his TV on his desk and .Ianiin Skipper. a freshman majoring in added to the room said they feel uncomforr having triples. period," said Steven Long. dents who airived first, are cluttered on the watch from a comfortable chair if he could. animal science and the third roommate in able because their roommates were already one of Skipper‘s roommates. remaining counter space. Only Delbert does not have a desk or a another Bragaw Residence 'Hall room. friends. Bryant added. “i think if nothing else they Bryant said the housing department told chair. Nor does he have a closet. his own agreed. "liverything is designed for two “The first week I felt like quite an out- should have put all the triples in the front them the priority for moving students out ol mirror. or a dressing cabinet. people, so the third person has to compen- sider," Skipper said. rooms. What he does have is a triple room. sate zill of the time." Phil Bryant had similar sentiments about Bryant lives in one of the back rooms of See TRIPLES. Page PM

Vermont Center scientist needs to be joins staff renovated By Catherine A. Dugger By Hunter George Staff Writer Assistant News EditOr Leonard Bull, :1 University of Two Student Senate committees Vermont scientist, has been met Wednesday night to fine

NCSU officials, Wolfpack Club prepare for Peach Bowl By Jeanie Taft tickets to NCSU and right now they are Mark Bockelman. sports information very big so we have to decide who goes Senior Staff Writer The Peach Bowl right at 20,000 tickets. director, has spen. the past couple of weeks where." In 1986, when NCSU last played in the writing a brochure. getting credentials from Bockelmari is holding a press conference The Atlantic Coast Conference is drawing here is olwoys something to Peach Bowl. the final tally for tickets was the media and traveling back and forth to next week so the media will have a chance more than just fans for the NC. State vs. do in Atlanta. Noz Worthen 23,000. Atlanta. to talk to the coaches and some of the play- Iowa Peach Bowl. looks forward to 0 return trip O'Connell said he expects the university “It's been very hectic." Bockclman said. ers. The brochure is also expected to come There is a guaranteed revenue of to see a similar number this year. “There is a lot going on already With other out next week. $800,000; $100,000 of which goes to the to one of the South’s hottest “We are by no means through with ticket sports and with the Peach Bowl on top of Bockelrrian said NCSU should show con- ACC. according to KeVin O‘Connell. asso- cities. See Pages 3A, 68. sales." O‘Connell said. "There is a good that. it‘s been even more hectic." fidence going to the Bowl alter its win over ciate director of revenue sports. chance we can meet the total two years ago_ One of Bockelman's main jobs is to prior Pittsburgh at the season's end. $500,000 will go to NCSU. and the itionruinti last time, which is one ofThe if not pass it." itize the media for the Peach Bowl officials. "They should feel good about winning remainder will be split between ACC and main reasons for ticket increase." The Peach Bowl requires a great deal of "We do it on the basis of who has covered over a team like Pittsburgh." he said. the university. O'Connell said. preparation. in addition to extra training for us throughout the year." Bockelman said. “The guaranteed revenue was raised from Initially. the Peach Bowl alloted 15.500 the players. “The press box at the Peach Bowl is not See UNiVERSlTY. Page 8A

New campus a long way from completion .fi '53qu i9 9 In Physical Environment Committee takes Centennial Campus tour By Catherine A. Dugger ed by a pedestrian bridge crossing a ravine sepa— There are plans to build a second. lfirricre lake. Staff Writer rating them. Plans call for one side of Lake Raleigh to the ,‘s l i,liistt-i-'s 750.000 square feet is only remain as a natural area with elevated walkways Centennial Campus requires a lot of iinagina l0 pciccnt til the 1000 acre campus and is through the swaiiipland. This area wrll tie in with tion at present and a lot of work in the name c\pci‘tcil to be completed within five years. platisrfot‘ .in environmental teaching fat ility. before it will meet the designers‘ concepts. McKinney said Frank Wet-don, senior associate Claude McKinney guided the Physical llic whole campus should be finished within 40 athletics director. suggested a moss-country trail Environment Committee on a walking tour of [ii ~ill \v.‘.il\ through the campus. Centennial Campus Thursday to help ineiiilieis .\l\ l\:ll.ll'c'\ ullil one ot the main tiansportatiori visualize the finished concept. routes lllll‘ll"ll ('eiitt-nnial Campus. Main McKinney urged students to take advantage of “A lot of people thought it was a pipe dream," (Xiiiipus l)!l\i‘, is intended to be art urban street the campus for running or biking. but he said 47 McKinney said, ' But the concept is very i'c.il ” ‘.\llll p|.i/.is wheeled vehicles destroy the land. The tour began with a discussion of what is ()lficials hope to eliminate parking worries currently named the A l cluster, " l llr‘li‘ .llt‘ toiiteiitraicd buildings so that we “till the help ot a inoiioiail This cluster includes the nearly completed tilll lit: iespi'titiil of open spaces." McKinney Precision Engineering ('cntci and .i lk‘\ltlt‘\ said \\c .tlt‘ using to do as little changing .is 'l‘lii‘ iiiiiieisity \.\lll llc'i‘lll .i lt‘.i\ll‘llll} study for building currently utidct construction. iti'sutl‘lr' llisic .iic iotk outcioppings that are sutli a people lttii\.t'l in l.tlltt.ll\. and the results Plans call for buildings that “ill be il\t‘il in. lt'l litmiiiirltil l? riiii no sense to change It .. sltuultl lic .i\.ul.ilili' by Mad tiles and engineering corporations. j.’|.tilll.tlt‘ ll" ~.l.‘l lli‘ planner». staitl [U be .tlilt‘ l0 .tci‘ttiii lhc plan talls tot li‘lllillt‘ parking .ucas ssith engineering. C1\tl t‘lllellt't‘l'lllS' .iiid residintial u mini. 'llx‘t‘ r'liiull‘i while retaining: the natural the monorail rli‘l‘dlltll" cicrs tiie minutes for facilities. -lll!|'3tl|«l1ll‘ i‘.tllt[lll\ McKinch said the corporate buildings Alll Ev:- tiscil by companies that work \\illl lllr alillr‘l til \ pair of illi'vi,‘ surroundings ssill be .i ill acre .r\ll the land to: ('ciiieiiiual (Iiinpus was given colleges opt-ii ~p.i. r“ . .rll:'il tlic tl‘..tl to N (V \liilc ltiitti lllt.‘ sl.iit‘ cu’i'pl inn 7‘ itctt‘s llt‘ sniil littlll tltt' ('rillifflr' til libiiliw .ill l lll \ 1.!l l“|llltllll’~‘\ '.‘.Ill be l‘lllll on hilltops ltoiii that \scic putt ll.l\t‘il from the (litholic Diocese lt‘\lllt‘\ toiiipanii-s that isoils with it l,| luv .sl lil i l~ii“i‘ll .mlll‘r‘ st’slltlt' tor S.’ " million \lt lsiiirics allil .ill the land will lil liiiit‘ l‘t‘lttt‘ mi llt‘dl cat li «rill-.1 l" r‘: ‘ir iii 'il" :rir lllilL‘ .i stili'isulli talc .tllil l‘t' l»‘.isr'il llt'\t’l add J\)(1IVUbll/blAti lltt lllllllt' tritili’s litiil i ii" . .tr "r t it til usurp: “m llli'l‘illlt‘.tl\ ‘Atll lit: .illimml lit‘ mu ‘. tiii A l‘. tritriic illJllct'ili‘l‘ i an decide t's crunch time. Marvrn Mangum moves into DH. Hill l’ti'. brill} l ti"lll'.‘t tltlt'l i'llli‘l tl'ii' l ‘l =i i. it swal‘oat‘». t_.lllitL"" .iiiil puliili' “Ali.“ to tin with 'lti‘ land it their is need to Library to study for a test. llrs' hsii li'iil»liit‘-'s‘ \oiiitsarih st" i.. i' r'l la in lli.1l‘li‘ lor instructional use .li.iii;'i' 2A December 9,1908 Technician News i M_.—__ w.

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Things to see and do in the South’s hottest city They call it the “New York of the South." Doors will open to the public at ‘) pin. With the best , or loudest fans. metropolitan area. The city made famous iii tranquil oasis. located in the heart of Mid‘ Atlanta, host city of the I988 Peach Bowl, Dec. 28, following a private party for l't‘ilt‘ll . The Great 'l‘ailgate Party “Gone With The Wind" prides itself on town Atlanta. The five—acre garden boasts is already bracing itself for the 60,000 foot- Bowl bigwigs. The Sports Rock (‘afe is (ianieday festivrties will begin at it) a.rn. being the financial. cultural and economic herb, rose. vegetable and Japanese collec— ball fans who will attend the matchup located at 5920 Roswell Road var Atlanta. with (ieorgia's largest tattlilttlc party of the capital of the Southeast. tions as well as a IS-acre hardwood forest. between NC. State and the University of 0 National Events Band Resiew year. Located in the North lot of Atlanta- All the sights listed below are easily acce- Open Monday thorugh Saturday, 9 am. to Iowa later this month. America’s premier high school bands wdl l‘lllitHl (‘outtty Stadium. the party wrll sible from downtown hotels by way of the dusk and Sunday. noon to dusk. Tickets are But the game. sceduled for l pm. New march through downtown Atlanta to the include music. entertairnnerit and fun for Atlanta MARTA (Metro Area Rapid Transit $2 for adults. Year‘s Eve, is only part of the festivities. “tune" of the Peach Bowl. The. parade is all Authority). buses or taxicabs. - Atlanta-Fulton Public Library ._, 1 Peach Bowl officials say they expect fans to open to the general pubiic. as well as panic - 'l'he Pre-(lame Show Margaret Mitchell Square. arrive a little early —-— or stay a few extra ipating school cheerleaders and bands. inside the stadium, all game ticket holders Basketball .* Omni Coliseum. 100 This main facility of the library system days —- in order to enjoy all the splendor of The event is scheduled for Dec. to from Will be entertained by participating univer- chhwood Drive NW. houses many special collections, including Georgia’s capital. noon to 1 pm. sities' bands, as well as an Air Force fly» Catch for'rner NCSU basketball star Spud one of the nation's largest collections of - Peach Bowl Block Party over and (ieorgia‘s liall (iiiys parachute Webb in action as the Atlanta Hawks face “Gone With The Wind" and Margaret Peach Bowl Events Held in the heart of downtown, the party team. The show will begin at 12:30 p.rri., the New York Knicks on Dec. 27. On Jan. Mitchell memorabilia. will officially kick off the IUHX l’each and kickoff for Peach Bowl 'KX is set for 1 3, the Hawks take on the Detroit Pistons. Open Monday thorugh Saturday. 9 am. to - Meet the Players Night Bowl. Cheerleaders. bands. coaches and pin. (ianietime both days is 7:30 p.m. Call the 6 pm. and Sunday. 2 pm. to 6 pm. Enjoy dancing and entertainment --~ and most importantly w fans will gather for the coliseum box office at (40-4) 5779(Xm for - Carter Presidential Center l Copcn maybe grab a few autographs — when cheering competition. which is scheduled Other Things To See ticket information. lill. coaches, players and bowl sponsors spend for Dec. 30 frorti 6:30 to 8 put. - Atlanta Botanical Garden HS Pied President Jimmy Carter‘s life and admin an evening at the Sports Rock Cafe in The contest, officials say, will undoubted While in Atlanta. take advantage of \itttlt.‘ inont Ave. NE. downtown Atlanta. ly decide bragging rights for the irriiveisity sights and sounds that are exclusive to this Something is always in hloorn within this Sue TAKE. page 4

It won’t be a merry Christmas w ithout Orbison, but donate to tornado victims ROXBURY .. - How can we have a Merry Rock for (‘harity Duo Jets (last time Dexter played the Rial— past 10. There's something tempting about Christmas now that Roy Orbison is gone? to. be stripped). Slurpee. Mary on the Dash, the sheer power of norse. Sure it might not matter to you now, but Want to chcik out some liti~ local rnrisii. No Reason to Hale and the Watchmen. And this is something Sonic Youth pos- wait a couple of days and it Will hit hard. Joe help a good cause and feel amid about not Tickets are only $5 if you bring a toy, $7 sesses. The man who could sound so tender and '-llltl)lllt’ lot that (‘hcniistiy [0i i‘saiii’ if you don‘t This New York City geitar trash/bash lonely is gone. 'I he man who sang “Only lt‘day lioni noon until i p in , l .ist ( all Proceeds Will go to buying toys for chil hand has been one of the most dominant the Lonely." "lilac Bayou." "Dream Baby," Corey and Ihc l' R l \stli peitoiiii or» tlti‘ \Iiidcrit dren affected by the tornado. underground bands of the 80's. Record “()oby l)oohy" and "Pretty Woman" is tv'titci l’ia/u Remember. you aren't rust supporting the credits include "Kill Yr. Idols," “Confusron dead. PARTY FAVORS . . .7 .‘iilriiiwaoti is ii"(‘_ iiii' l‘ttit.t\l’s axill lu' total iriiisic scene. You‘re helping fellow is Sex" and "Bad Moon Rising," The ()rbisori is responsible for adding the it'lii‘i lltli' ilttlltlll"'l\ th ‘u'ltillll‘. til :J‘wl l".;ilciyhitr‘s. group's two releases on SST. ”EVOL" and word “iiierr'y” to oitr smabiilary and the * “fist tornado Hit- .iir). i-it t. siiniisiiri'il "Sister," brought together the elements of constant wearing,' of sunglasses. phone'.’ And later. uhco l‘l rid. bruit. in Sigma \ipha l'psdoii. Univ-ya l’si l'hi Hitting the Sound Wall noise and control Who can forget the scene in “Mitre Velvet" tery while singing itltttit‘) l uori litl\\',K\1f(‘ The band‘s latest release. “Daydream when Hen lip H}|h «. Hibisoii s "In lilt it 't .‘ttllit' to lxi‘ i it!‘ to L id.” .it ill" [here's something about playing an out Nation" is a double set that lets the guitars lt still be a sad t'hristnit» a»! i-s- 't l', ml“ l.ttli:t‘.‘ it l pi swift. ll‘-li.ti at tune t‘lt'tiilt' guttar. banging your head Urcatiis" w ith the tt'illi‘: M Jr! so I. Hi! ‘t‘it “Hi l‘r:ls' ' 3 it ’ \‘t-i éw‘~.»r.l?it on thi- iitiplilicr and turning the \tlltllllt‘ \(‘t' SUN‘C, puer‘ 4 4A Decerrtber 9, 1988 Technician Sidetracks

imply a mark of approval. Take time The grOup worked or. a sound- track featuring Madonna‘s brother- in-Iaw, Chris Penn. but the studio is to enjoy all sitting on it. Sonic Youth will play the Brew- ery tonight. Tickets are $9 in of Atlanta advance and $10 at the door. See I mitt/1111.1”imnr/ur '4 *' them now, before WRDU st irts playing them. 11H!) . .Illii the «iitite of the I really feel bad that I forgot to , :1 "a 1. . lI'.',‘ii .1ie portra)ed at mentiOn Steve Shelly, an excellent 9w \I‘. «ma «it the 11mm}. (litter drummer and a fun guy to chat with l 131.11. the portion of the itiacre during sound checks. tr itsi rpm to the [tilitllk tljn-rr \i'rlltiil‘. through \ttturday. Wrestling Notes ‘l tilt. in 4-15 pm. and Sunday. 11- wt! in i 3‘ p.111. Tithti'» are $2.50 It appears that the guys calling the illl tlliilliz shots for the NWA have made Ric - High Museum of Art IZXO Flair happy enough to stay on and i'L'tlLlilI'ft' \lrccl Nit. not jump to the WWF, like fellow ‘vprtrtrl :1 led. hours or days ——- horsemen Tully and Arn. lli iilt' punt-Iain tiled High. itself a wort. ot art designed in 1083 by Nobody is quite sure who Dusty renowned Architect Richard Meier. oriimeconos Rhodes is anymore. In one com- (iollettioris oI Iiuropean and Amer~ Sonic Youth (from left): Lee Ranaldo, Steve Shelley, Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore. The group will play the Brewery tonight. mercial for Mello Yello, he declares 11.111 paintings. sculpture and deco- he’s the U.S. Champion, a belt 1.lll\.i_' .tTl‘» torrrplerrient photogra— Barry Windham took from him a phy. graphics and international Sonic Youth to bring guitars. all of them long time ago. In another commer- traieliriir L'AllliHilUIIS. cial he thinks he’s Santa Claus. I)perr 'I-resday thorugh Saturday. (.‘mtrinuerlfrom page We mess around with the guitars these piano things he had done at The project began when the band Now that the Road Warriors have Ill am. to 5 pm. and Sunday, noon more than the amps," Ranaldo said. his mother’s house. And we had the released a psychcdvup version of given him an eye exam with a to i pm Tickets are $3 for adults. takeover songs. "Providence," one of the most message from Mike Watt (bassist Madonna’s “Into the Groove," enti— metal spike, Dusty’s wearing a . Oakland Cemetery , 248 When you see Sonic Youth, the interesting cuts on “Daydream for Firehose). We really assembled tled “Into the Groovey.” Ciccone is black eye patch trying to look like Oakland /\\L‘IlUL‘ Sli. first thitig you notice is the guitars Nation,” lets the amps take over for that thing in two hours." Madonna’s surname. John Wayne playing Rooster (‘ontcdtzrate soldiers, Union 7 piles of guitars all over the the guitar. The songs that really attract atten- “We spent four months working Coglam. The next wrestling mega- Iltitit‘is, (icorgia governors and stage. Guitars tuned to unknown “Everybody loves that track. It’s tion among pals fall into two cate- up real studio pieces. Nothing to do event is subtitled “True Grit." "(nitric With The Wind" author notes, screwdrivers stuck in the really weird. We're going to try to gories: harsh power tunes (“Death with writing and rehearsing. Just Somebody needs to pile-drive Margaret \lrtchell are among those strings and some with only two have it be the seven-inch single off Valley ’69," “Tom Violence,” coming in and kicking the Dusty and get the guy straightened lltII ted in ()akland‘s 88 acres. strings. This tour is no exception. the record," Ranaldo said. “Catholic Block”) and ones that machines around and getting some— out. anrn 11:1in sunrise to sunset. “Horribly enough, I think it's 22 This odd collage of sounds came bassist Kim Gordon sings. thing going," Ronaldo said. . 'l he Martin Luther King Jr. (guitars) or something right now." together under an odd creative Gordon’s songs bring out the edge Ciccone Youth T-shirts picture The main card for Wrestlemania (ft-titer 44‘) Auburn Ave. NE. said Lee Ranaldo, guitarist. “It's brainstorm during stttdio sessions. in guitars. Combined with her Sean Penn punching out a photog- Five has been set, with Hulk Hogan Ill this memorial dedicated to really embarrassing.“ “We were just playing one day. voice, tunes like “Shadow of a rapher. Band members were in Los going against champ Randy K the, \lslllll‘s cart tour exhibits cov- Iiach guitar offers a different and Thurston (Moore's) amp started Doubt," “Beauty Lies” and “Hals Angeles when they saw a stage pro- “Macho Man" Savage. Seems after ering! his life, his crypt and the eter— sound, son of like a golfer with a exploding and going on this real Ioween" spur dreams of a fevered duction of “Hurley Burley" featur- the Survivor Series. Randy is upset lltll flame, a screening room and the bagfull of clubs. But the band fritzer and making this bizarre mind. ing Sean Penn (aka. Mr. Madon— about liberties Hulk took with Eliz— ('Iiapel o1 All Faiths. King's birth members try to stay set with their sound come otit. lie was about to “Daydream Nation" isn‘t actually na). Someone delivered a T—shirt to abeth, Randy’s manager/sex kitten. home and the Ebenezer Baptist arrips. turn it off and I said, ‘Wait, let's the band‘s follow-up to last year‘s Penn backstage. 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Editorials

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finals plus Christmas It‘s that time of year,/ when you can hear,/ the sound of people praying/ because they dread the next few days. Well, it's that time of the semester again. Classes have essentially ended. Finals are waiting to begin. Christmas is coming right behind them. This will be our final issue of 1988. Because we are students too, we'll be closing our presses until January. Just like everyone else, we dread our final exams coming next week. At times it seems so unfair that all the hard work you put into a course all semester long still rests on the results of one particu- lar test. It never fails that the class you‘re having the most trouble with has a professor who wants to give a cumulative exam that goes all the way back to ROY ORBl‘iON l‘le-BB previous semester courses. All we can say for support is that finals don't last forever and once they end, there will be a long vacation. Well, that vacation won't be that long this time. Due to a fluke in the academ- ic calender, our last scheduled exam is December 20. The spring semester will Timing blown for recent repairs begin January 6, only 16 days later. Cheer up, though — for the first time in over a decade there will be no Change Day hell to deal with before the start of This has been the semester of reconstruc— wouldn’t it have made more sense to make classes. Supposedly with the advent of TRACS, the perils of Change Day have tion. Dan Allen Drive and Gorman Street, these repairs while the campus was virtual- ended. Of course, if you listen to NCSU freshmen and sophomores, TRACS Bragaw and Syme Residence Halls have all ly empty and dormant, rather than during was not the savior they thought it was going to be. been under repair. Of the four, only German the peak of university activity, the fall As for reflection on the fall semester, there isn’t much to be said. There was Street is still being worked on. So what's Susan semester? Even waiting until Christmas no big, newsmaking event on campus. The wrong with this picture? vacation would have been better. chancellor didn’t decide to rear- Nothing is wrong with the fact that these One student observed very eloquently: range tne spring semester holiday calender like last year with the Martin problems were fixed. Gonnan Street has Brooks "There are a lot more people here in the fall Luther King holiday. No major scandals were revealed, unless you count the been hell on wheels for a number of years, than in the summer.” This student may two athletics department employees who were caught getting free labor on and about all the residence halls on campus seem to be stating the incredibly obvious, state time. No star athlete got caught stealing stereos, robbing pizza deliverers have areas that need repair, Bragaw and but the incredibly obvious does not seem to or worse. Other than the national election, this past fall has been dull. Syme not the least among these. denly found themselves faced with travers- be something the administration quite has a By next weekend the majority of NCSU students will be scattering to their The real problem is the timing of the ing the area on the scenic detour routes. grasp on yet. The departments of Trans- homes for Christmas. We warn on-campus residents to take extra care in pack- repairs. Why in the world were they put off Added to the influx of student vehicles, the portation and Residence Life, plus the ing their belongings before leaving. Don’t fill your cars up with goodies and until this late? Why weren't they completed situation was terrible. On a good day, it Physical Plant seem to be ignoring the num- then go off to party or bed; you’ll probably find an empty vehicle when you during the summer? would still take at least 20 minutes to get ber of students in their decision-making return. The same advice applies to apartment dwell" "s off-campus. Before you A course in simple arithmetic could show across campus. For once, it took less time processes. One can almost picture them abandon your places to someone that construction and repairs to find a parking space than it took to get to blindfolded, throwing darts at a calendar to return to your families, take time to close your blinds, would be less inconvenient if he only it. determine construction dates. pull curtains, check appliances and lock doors. Professional thieves know affected 8,000 people instead prof 25,000. As for Bragaw, the sounds of repairs Perhaps if a little more attention to the when and where they can get easy pickings. College apartment complexes Not only would 66% more of the students pierced the morning air like the bombing of obvious were used to determine the best become virtually deserted during the holidays. on campus be happier, not to mention the Pearl Harbor. Even residents who didn’t times to make campus repairs, fewer people Then there is the traveling. Take care as you brave the highways for the vaca- faculty and staffand the general public who live in Bragaw were accosted by the noise. would be terribly inconvenienced. With tion. We want everyone to return come January. Drive with care and buckle travel through campus, but also the workers It’s a wonder that the people who had to Christmas break fast approaching, the up. making the repairs would find it easier to endure it firsthand survived with their sani- administration could use the time to make a Good luck with finals and have a happy and safe holiday season. Merry work without all those extra people getting _ty. To make matters worse, they had to few needed repairs without upsetting the Christmas, everyone! in the way. ,1. wake up every morning with a big green status quo. Workers could work more easi— When Dan Allen was closed, it was a tarp draped over their breezeway. What a ly. Motorists ould travel more easily. And nightmare to try and get around campus. way to start each day. residents could get some sleep. All the travelers on campus, citizens of As stated, reparations were necessary and Don’t waste millions on Raleigh included, who were used to zipping overdue for all of these projects, as they Susan Brooks is a junior majoring in straight through campus on Dan Allen sud- still are for many other sites on campus. But English at NCSU. new basketball arena no. Forum Seems like the NC. State Board of Trustees is determined to open a coliseum near Carter-Finley Stadium in the next few years. The Board of Trustees supposedly looks after the welfare of the university, Why cut an animal when but in this case they’re looking out for own their egos. NC. State does not ch0ice available need a new coliseum. Although it is a busy time of the year. I find fessionally" is because the majority of stu- more of a nature walk. NCSU plans to provide half of the expected $50 million cost, with the North it neceSSary to respond to the December 7 dents graduating from NCSU will be required I think some labs are unneccesary and need Carolina legislature matching this, but in last week’s Chancellor’s Liaison Technician editorial “SETA needs to shut up to use computers in their work place. Unless to be reevaluated and yes, some, as with the Committee meeting, Bruce Poulton himself expressed doubts about NCSU‘s so we can cut up" (interesting headline). they take a computer class because it‘s frogs, should be abolished, but please don’t ability to raise $25 million. I‘d like to state that SETA has not forgotten required or because they want to, this univer- say I‘m being naive or ridiculous without We don’t care that not every student at NCSU supports sity does not adequately train students to use being absolutely sure I am on an abolition whether NCSU can raise the money or not, but we have a everything SETA stands for. I find this to be a them. This does not mean that I'm‘bn an abo- crusade. plethora of suggestions about how to spend that money. First off, don't spend careless statement and will assume that the lition crusade. Animal rights is very controversial. One of it on a useless coliseum. choice of the word “everything” was made in Furthermore, another area of expansion that the reasons it‘s so controversial is because If the Board of Trustees really wants to do something to benefit NCSU, they haste. I was referring to is field research. There is no animal exploitation is so entrenched in our can raise funds to benefit many areas. They can hire more qualified teachers, I must commend you on the idea of making lab where students are well-exposed to ani— system. And for this exploitation to stop, it spend money on graduate assistantships, fund a health insurance program for an ethics course a requisite. I will see if I can mals in their natural environment. I feel it is takes some self—reflection and reevaluations of graduate students, start more tutoring programs for both students and student- get the club going on this before my presiden- essential for students to truly understand ani- some of our most prominent systems. athletes, renew library periodical subscriptions that were recently canceled, tial term is up. I also agree that education is mals and this understanding can only be and remove most, if not all, of the handicapped barriers on campus. more than just lectures and text. I disagree obtained through observation. I'm not saying Before the new Charlotte Coliseum Opened, the last showcase basketba— with your statement that students desire direct the problem stops here, but I do wonder about Linda Wiggs experimentation on animals —- “alive and students' complete understanding of animals Senior, Environmental Conservation ll/concert palace to open was UNC‘s Dean Dome. Although it was privately dead." when they're practically clueless about ani- funded, this facility needs $600,000 a year in public funding to stay in the The problem here seems to be the word mals’ social life and everyday stimuli from black. When, and if the NCSU Board of Trustees makes the mistake of open— "expand." By all means I feel computers in their natural environment. A lab can't dupli— Editor's“ Note: Linda Wiggs currently serves ing Centennial Center, competition for concerts and other activities will the labs are educationally and professionally cate this. One of my zoo classes did attempt as president ofStudentsfor the Ethical Treat- increase. We won't be surprised if both coliseums run in the red. beneficial. The reason I use the adverb "pro- this, which is good, but it ended up being ment ofAnimu/s. Plus there is competition from two Charlotte coliseums. the Greensboro Coli- seum, Winston-Salem‘s new coliseum and the Dean dome. That's too many cooks in the kitchen. Too many ads ruin Technician ’3 image Face it, $25 million (or $50 million, if the BOT wants to count the State‘s bankroll) is a lot of money, and it can go a long way. But not toward a colise- Is Technician really a newspaper? Let‘s take onto a single page? Referring to the December through the paper to continue reading an arti- um that is not needed. Not to a coliseum that will, in the end, cost the taxpay— a look at the December 5 issue. The dimen- 5 issue, on page 2 two separate articles are cle only to find one or two short paragraphs. ers of North Carolina money. sions of a single page are 23 x l4 inches. started but continued on page 4. These are Finally, where is all the money paid to Tech- There were eight pages in this issue for a total both short articles of nearly equal size. How- nician by the advertisers going? It is certainly of 2576 square inches of reading material. ever, both are split in half and continued two not being used to produce more articles of The total space allotted to news and articles pages later. It does not take a degree in design higher quality and newsworthiness. Nor is it TECHNICIAN was “55 square inches. The total space allot- to observe that one article could have been being used to produce a newspaper that has a SrningNorthCarolinaSlurUnluvdtyrho!I920 ted to the classifieds section was I32 square printed in its entirety on one page, and the well-organized format that does not over- Editor inChief inches. And finally, the advertisements second article printed in its entirety on the whelm the reader with advertisements. It is Michael Hughes accounted for a grand total of 1289 square other. Most newspapers refer the reader to also not being used to review movies or Managing Editor Assistant ManagingEditor inches. The percentages are as follows: news another page in order to expand on the subject albums that anyone other than Joe Corey and Dwuan lune Fred Woolard 44.8%, classifieds 5.1%, advertisements with greater depth. The Technician, however, his friends have heard of. I am very proud of [iterative News Editor...... Madelyn Rosenberg Advertising 50.l%. Our student newspaper is developing is the only “newspaper" I have seen that will the university I attend and only want to see a News Editor...... Paul Woolverton General Manager...... Lib Seigh into nothing more than an advertising supple- print 87% of an article on the front page, then school newspaper that I can be equally proud Assistant News Editor...... Hunter George Credit Manager...... Alan Kane ment. Look for it soon in the middle of the refer the reader to the final 13% on the back of. Editorial Page Editor...... Scott Carpenter Sales...... lolie St. Pierre, Cindy Sawyer. local Sunday newspaper along with the K page. (Technician, December 5, “Student features Fd'nor...... SuzannePerez left Rudd, lucinda Casson mart and Zayre publications. > Groups Aid....“) This happens all the time and Charles Rhodes Sports Editor...... Use Coston Ad Production Manager...... Alan Nolan Why can't Technician fit an entire article is very Executive Pluto Editor...... Scott Rivenbark Assistant Ad Production Manager.....Mitch Styers annoying especially after flipping Junior, (‘mupulcr Science Photo Editor...... Scott Jackson Ad Designer:...... Tracy von Harten Assistant Plum Editor...... Marc Kawanishi William Roger, Michele Bryant Graphics Editor...... (.huck Fox Meredith Shulord, Heather Malony Copy Editon...... Amy Brat lit-n, Ken Towery, Classifieds Manager...... Douglas Grant Night time parking leaves users in dark hm Mauser, Gwen Moodispaw Personnel Director...... Darlene Money Production The availability of parking on North Caroli- don‘t these signs clearly state them? MOIC- ty t‘Ullllllllt‘s I\ that. Typesetting Manager...... tarry Dixon Manager...... Davrd Krause nu State University's campus is confusing over, the signs as they at. now are small and like any scllrperpctuuling Systems Editor...... Michael teller Page Dcsigncr...... ;..,..Denis Li'tman regarding l‘lll'k'llllkldt)‘ that only consumes everything Service Engineer...... Charla Williams Layout Artists...... Bob Olsen, lohn Horton. where and when you are allowed to hard to read at night. Because many night stu yet lllt‘tllltt‘\ nothing. the NCSU Department Cmkette Purdie, Greg Kopsch park. I am specifically writing on behalf of dents regularly complain about parking lick- nl lino-pollution I\ not interested lll clirmnntv Associate tdilnr...... lusrph Calarneau Zina Stewart, Mark Freeman part time night students of which I am one. ets, would it not be benefit-ml to reumvc the my. t‘utlttlslnll' ('imltl ll be tlmt it docs llttl Returning to night school after a several year old signs and install new ones clearly ulcnlr» “Jill to stop the tntituluous How ul absence is' intimidating enough without wor- fying which parking lots are dVJIlJlllL‘ for use M5 [Luk- YIdtninan (USPS “5050) is the oil-rial student monomer at N.(. Sun and is published every Monday, rying ll your car Will be towed before class is irit‘ llklst'l‘. Wednesday and Friday (Wt the academic you from Augml through May "rcpt dum‘ Khodulcd holiday at night? Or better yet. why not provide \lll and"Mutton prion is every Wednesday from May throwh August. Cities on located in Suites “204”! of the (lVL‘l'. dents a detailed map Indicating parking .n.iil Umwnity Student (order, (flu Am, hk‘gh, NC. 27607. Willa can“ it I0! m, w, N.C. l have been told by fellow students that! you ability for night students? Both of lhcsc sulll 17695-0600. WW root 0‘5 pr you. Printed by “Hon Pres Inn, Man, N.C. POSYMASHI: field my are allowed to park in any lot unless a "No lions can he achieved by use of N('Sll's III \H \I\\ll RH” \ tut.” ‘\ do...change;to lechrn'dan, Io: m, lakigh, N.C. 1761M Parking“ sign is posted. ll there are excep- house luCllitrcs. tions or restrictions in tomato itrcns, why Could it be that the lt‘.|l lt'.l\tlll this .Illll'lll'til rilullll‘l‘lllll'mmm,.“r“t ”MDecember 9, 1988 Technii tan Opinion_.-___.___.._____.__, Tucker It does look like a bunker ltttlil pounds. l have the feeling some careers to stay home. while many ”W childcnters school. new groups “IIIIUUI hanging out in Mysterious Yet. l am a IIIIIL' concerned ior my damage would be done. But I'm no others I‘CIIC\C that these Women night clubs seven days a week.’ I friends in Bragaw. all that glass looks expert. and the engineers say we're shotild put IIIL'll \ IlIIrIH'II in day care Jennifer Guthrie understand that Wls‘sC' is trying to signs confusing like it would be fun in a high \Hlltl. tornado-safe so l guess we are. But I and coritiriiic to par are their careers. Freshman, linglish please t ‘sCIytlllt‘. and that‘s UK. but I But don‘t \M‘tty’. it‘s safe the engr- ‘dlll don‘t thrrik I want to be around l think that lit siziiiliirig tor uork» think if the torrnat \ hanged troni Con/intier/from pugo but ncer's say so. liven it II does look lrkc when a tornado decides to dance able solutions tw the crossing debate. FM88's music playing a irrayorrt', ADI lieasy metal "X marks the spot" to .i lioieiing rot across the brickyard. we have oscrlml ed a wry important and other stutl to .i lorriiat of playing now received on a regular basis"! As nado. 'I he point I‘m trying to make is that I'CHUIII'CL’ .»\ll oi these children have a Initltll‘lly of .illt'l'ildil‘vc‘ nlIIKIs. a taxpayer and night student at Maybe littl a IIIIIt' sarcastic. but no matter Ilt)“ structurally strong lysn part-iris t lather is well as a needs changing \NK\(‘ would probably ti'il list“ NCSU, I would like to know why vrhat about all that stiitl oirt there that buildings are, it a tornado comes mother lairhi s or IItt'\C children with a lot more lislctlt'ts this is allowed to continue. isn t steel and concrete. like trees. through .‘N’CSIl it wouldn‘t be a pretty seem to ILIH‘ tw. .r granted rrriniunrty l know hundreds of letters like mine parenting. have been written to Technician Itllen Wall My neighbors in North Raleigh. well sight. It isn't a good idea to generate from the responsibility ol before, but I tell like expressing my Sophomore. lexiile Design Ross Houston I guess they'd be my cxrneighbor's a talse sense of security among the 'I'he Cllllti' l)ll;tIt'Il It.i\ been placed on opinion late this Wednesday evening. Freshman. Accounting (we aren't Initig there right now our general population. [Just hope we the ittothi'ts to titrHliIL' a solution. I tliitik the WKNt‘ lormat is much house is' somewhere over the rain don't find out who was right Aren't I.illlL'l‘- tuprally capable ot less than desirable. I also think that how). bad a tree speaied through the lost out of curiosity. are t’ se the putting 1licir i .ir.cis on hold for a fess college radio stations should play F I' Tornado safety side of their house. It looked kind ol same engineers that designed llari’el— years and ‘~i.t‘.lllt.' Ironic with their college music Yes. WKNC has Intuit-ran vii-l; nun l 'I‘.l't n,‘i‘i‘8 ll'. strange lying hor‘i/ontal with the top son llall'.’ children" I has-.- hiaid ot absolutely “Nightuave” tour nights a week tor .Ht‘ itkrls lrritt ' IiitIFr‘ t, t‘ e dubious claim on the kitchen table and its root sys- no studies lrril toe the ability to rear pittilt‘' ih .II “til'ltoil?! sunninart.i r. _,,-~_ Mini 4.; "Put to the possession ot double two hours, but a station on a college ' JIC typed .t. pt” (.2 lc.‘ .i'.‘ tem all over a Mitsubishi car. David Spratte children campus should play college music spaced I am glad that I'm completely safe Let's pretend that I'm convinced I‘l'C'slllllitll. lzriglish X Llir‘oiiiowrnqs It's tune to give (better known as progressise or alter - are limm-i‘ It iih‘ nonts Jl.-.l from a tornado here at N.(‘. State that NCSIJ structures are tornado their equal |C\Ilitl|\ll‘|lll:. and to ct't‘tIlI native. musicitht. minority ot the. tune. "mm“' are 'i'f'IL'-I..-.a withy Wthe.i.>~.4 t' x ...“. ‘ H the engineers say so. And why are safe just because the engineer" say should them with k'tlilirl .ll‘lIlIV in raising instead ot Ill shortwai cs «no pun clasiltsai‘ :...u.‘ in. . these buildings so sure? Because they so. But are tlrcy corripact car pi'ooI'.’ Fathers children lloptlrdly \\Ilt'II a No T "T-"v are “steel and concrete and the bricks Now I've never seen a car just up and income tooplc dcci les to time .i tirst intended), like WKNC chooses to do andI‘IIC'N’L‘int: In‘”'m .4.»"m”wt!9 ‘ "5" 'I ~~‘itrr I-r are tied to those. I don’t think our take off before. but at the photo lab I stay home too child. they still consider .ill ot the II 5 “I” -“ IIIUUKII ”HWC “h” “k“ hasinformedtx'torciurt‘licatiorteen (dried for printing tlr to- it, a: brick walls would collapse." said work at we saw the pictures some options available to them: the child heavy metal or rap or Top 4“ or pill Inhnicun will withhold an a .il.i=r \ Carl Fulp. I'll keep that in mind yuppie took of a BMW: it was upside A growing population of women in could go into day care. the mother or classical rnusrc don't have any (itll- DI IJIIIHC It) tli- so \AiitiH [fault it! a it. .i America are shedding aprons for unit the child, the other stations to tune in to. present danger to the uttli‘i' Rare i‘l-t;' when I drive by the steel and con- down on a Subaru. lle was stressing. could stay lioiiii People. such as myself. can't sttri theto tho(duo:polityvIttIHQ‘Iurtl be made at -I'L .1... It .. crete office building at Six Forks and Let's say another tornado strolls business suits and entering the work father could stay home \HIII child. or ply swrtch the station to hear groups All letters bet-now: the l'lt-(I‘Ih A! Mr Sawmill road. or what's left of it. I down Cares Avenue and picks tip a force. Along with this trend. a heated one parent could stay home with the like the (‘ult the Smiths. X or The ciao and mil not lac Il'l‘ me.) to the i 1 could have sworn it was steel: there Volkswagen Beetle and throws it debate has developed. Many people child the tirst iouplc of years and sup» letter. shuid '\ Mi'o'1‘!‘Icr'vniiiaoin ‘i n ‘22.:l "-2.l .' ., wasa girder in the parking lot. against Owen's second story wall. believe 'but once these woriicn have their tlic oiliti taunt could stay home Hothouse I’lowers‘. How are we \riitrthe IditoiII)“ orI’I)mailedIku Mt". l uni-rots s ,l!"til But really. I feel pretty safe here in Even though a bug is a lightweight at children. they should abandon their with the LliiliHlii iii'st lcw years until posed to hear about new songs or Rater-,1“ hi "ms 5:.(‘i's

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She said professor who -.=..ts charged wrth "total nonsense.” I‘arnrllouse Fraternity, the winner unpleasant situations sIlIllt'Ill\ ll.l\l‘ rtxervctl room assrgtr the number ot upperclassmcn trial. atternpter~ setorrrl degree rape Illls ot the drive, brought in a total of "We were told that unless a stir litt'ttls tot nest scttteslel. wlrrth mg the random selection process strrnnrer. appeared in Wake Huang is under suspension with 9,320 pounds. according to Michael dent t'lirrtns that they hase an lcaxcs about 5“ students in triple (the lottery) Will he reduced srgmli Superior ('orrrt Wednesday for the pay by NCSU according to Bartlett. committee coordinator for unpleasant situation. they would not srtrratrons and 47 people in Mission cantly in order to accolttotlate beginning ol his trial. Unnersity ('ounsel Becky French. Delta Upsilon. be moved irrrniedrately,..that's kind Valley. incoming freshmen wrth rooms. Iltrang was scheduled to take the She said a “discharge hearing" The drive was sponsered by Delta ot Ironic. Any trrne you haxe a She said all student triples Iivmg Bonner said that all students t'esrd stand again 'l'hursday. Itas been scheduled for Monday Upsilon and collected 35,072 triple, yout‘e going to have atl irt the back rooms of surtes have ing in triple roorrrs this year are Iluang's neighbor, (irace H pending the outcome of lluang's pounds of goods to be given to the unpleasant situation." Bryant said. r‘ccerved roorn assignments for next guaranteed a roorrt for next year. Wang. testified that the professor trial. Wake County Food Bank. Although the lront rooms are late semester, and she hopes all of the led her to the upstairs oi his lluang preyrously had filed a Sixteen fraternities took part in er thart the hack rooms lll West sttttlettts wrll be out of triple rooms But some students said that they Manor Ridge Road residence to federal discrimination suit against this year's competition. (‘atttpus residence halls. students Ill by the end of January. are not going to take any chances show her sonre ()riental rugs and the university rrt was accusing lronttoorn triples are still burdened "It‘s hard to get your hopes up and will rent an apartment instead. then attempted to rape her. administrators and some faculty Wllh havrng only twrr desks and two when they (the university) have “Yeah, I‘m going to live in an lluang was charged with members of trying to force him closets, Students said the intonw been saying that our roommate apartment next year. I can't stand atterrrpted secondalegree rape and out of a job because he is Oriental. An article in Wednesday's nience makes it dillrtult tor all would be out shortly and he's been this misdemeanor assault irt connec- Technician incorrectly reported shit anyntore " Moore said. tion with the incident June A jury ruled against hitn October the number of students living in three students to study In their here tor a whole semester," Bryant I‘). 7. and be appealed. triple rooms on campus. There are currently I97 students living as third roommates in rooms on Cultural Center needs renovations, Senate says West Campus. Each of the 59I Smokcy says: I) r a part of your environment, students living in the I97 triple (‘nnlr‘nm'tl/mm Page I He said he hopes the resolution first meeting of the spring semester. wrll start dialogue between student He said one option could he hold 7 work for TECHNICIAN rooms should receive $100 rebate "The scope of the resolution is to government and the university ing the first services and minority checks by the end of the month. try to make sotne changes and get administration in order “to come up affairs committee meetings in the them done during the summer so With a solution beneficial to both Cultural Center to draw attention to that they won‘t have any impact on sides." the building‘s needs. The NCSU its use to its present occupants ('ook said the resolution will go Campus leaders. adrrtinistrators Union Activities Board now," Cook said. before the full Student Senate at the and the media would he invited to DOER'S PROFILE University prepares for Bowl trip to Atlanta Cmtlimmd from page / But one thing NC. State won't contacts alumni through mailings have to worry about is lack of fans. and gets an overwhelming response. “Especially after two losses and a according to Charlie Bryant, direc- Andy Travis tie. This was what they needed tor of the Wolfpack Club. The Wolfpack Club arranges before the Bowl." “We have l3 buses going this everything for the alumni front Bockelman did say that N('Sll year." Bryant said. “Which proves transportation to hotels. should be concerned over Iowa's once again that NC. State has the “Most of the fans will be staying Hometown: Conoverg North Carolina passing game ._. the team ranked most loyal fans in the United at Peach Tree Plaza." 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Wolfpack continues tradit ion, heads to Atlanta By Joey Wofford Big H conference riicitibet Kansas and \II \llit‘llt .l Staff Writer qti'lrteiback Date .ltl)llt.‘\, State toriritcred .l.l\ltt‘ .' .‘IA As the football team‘s New Years live Peach Bowl passing yards \Hlll lHH yards on the mound and or date with Iowa nears. Technician recalls N.C. State's utiiphed ’il lX. State ll.|\l\ Stair l'llllw 1'.tlllt'lt‘il \l\ l' rich bowl history. The Pack has appeared iii ten post— honors ‘.\lll1 b’l yards on IS carries. season bowl games and owns a 5—4—l record in those lii l‘l7il lloll/ took his llltli ranked, S ‘ \Mrllparl to contests. the Astto Bluebonnet llossl late the Houston (linear-s. State‘s first bowl encounter was an unpleasant one .is \sho featured a high powered \t‘er .rttatl r-t lltr'tt ossri the Pack was manliandled by 34-l3 by a powerful State lead l7 lll going into the fourth i||l.tllt‘l l‘lll tell Oklahoma rushing attack in the 1947(iator Bowl. behind 3l [7 on three lloiistoti tout lidourrs lll\ lirdttr.r a The Sooners opened the game with an impressive 7* yard bomb. With l' *3 left, the l’at l,. ”mile a tlitr at drive and reached the end zone in two minutes. The the (.otigais State stored ll points in rout osrr .r Pack, undaunted, retaliated with a touchdown of their inrnute to pull even at ll ll \‘t-rrlrr'r lt‘atll .srarld ror~ own on a 58-yard pass play from Howard Turner to Al again and the game ended in a he Phillips. The l‘l75 l’each liossl against West \rili'lllht \s r- W The first quarter ended with the score tied at 77 and last game iii a niaiiital rt-latrorr ‘rrp lictxsr'r‘tr \tai- and at that point the Pack’s hopes went sour. The Sooiiers Lou lloltl. now the head toat h at Van llJlllt' ll‘i‘lt"li converted on several State turnovers en route to a 27—7 his lt‘.llll held a l.“ to lli _\.llil .ltl‘srlllld‘W' in total halftime lead. otlerise. lllL'_\ still tell ll Ill \sltz'ti thr \lorrr lattrr rt The Pack put together a scoring drive to open the sec» sL'HlL'tl on a freak Sll said loin lrrlri'wrt pa. that .-..r ond half but could manage tto tnore. Oklahoma tipped by two State deleiiders punched into the end zone in the fourth to provide the llo Rein took over when llolt/ left to »Utlkll the \va final 34- l 3 margin. York lets lli l‘l'r'ti and stattr'd slossls .it i ' l lrr l‘l State did not appear in another bowl game until the Rein turned that retord trtl.tll\ around .it H i. an l‘lillll‘.‘ I963 Liberty Bowl iii Philadelphia against Mississippi a l 1 lg upset of Auburn and a .Tl l l llllillit‘tttlt’ of lo»... State. The Bulldogs capitalized on first quarter prob State in the l’eaeli lloss l, lems in the Pack kicking game to jump to an early lead. lit lltat garlic, State, behind the llllllllllt' and passing or Mississippi State blocked one punt and returned it ll Johnny l'.\;ltls. Lllll\t'il to .i .‘l ‘l first halt lead oxet thr- yards for a TI). On their next pitsscsslon‘ took adsari ('yrlones. l‘sans llllt‘\\ a pass to aplll r'tid Rand) llall tage of a short Pack punt to run their lead to t it" \slio dashed 77 _\-iids tor the stoic l'\.lll\ also ran i‘ The Bulldogs widened their advantage to lo 0 in the \arrls lot another touchdown to t .ip a 1'“ said tllt\t' tor second before State coach liarl lidwards was able to l .5 PW ”(i the Park Mans. \slio also scised as the team's punter regroup his team. State scored Lou Holtz holds the Peach Bowl Trophy alter States 1972 Victory over West Virginia. tor the t'rllllt', took the games Most \alrralile (lllt‘ti\I\t' a touchdown just before The Pack will make their filth Peach Bowl l'lasci .’l\\.ilrl intermission to close the gap to lo-o. appeararrm thrs ymr. playing Iowa Doc, 31. Rein had his itieaiest srittcss in W 'H sshen the had lit the second half. neither team generate offense “cut ‘l l ltclrrnd the posserlrrl trtiirrrni' oi It'd llirmri uttder the frigid weather conditions. State did scot't‘ State rerersed .r bid to late the ltitlr ranked l’ittslirirttlr again with 2:28 rciiiainittg but were unable to get the Officials expect Peach Bowl sellout l'aiitlieis with their hrglils touted ollerrse iii the l'arili'er ball back and fell lb- I 2. iiic lloxsl Hintsri rushed lot lf‘K \arvls Ill lllt' \tIHlt‘sl lltlllt‘ years later. lidwarrls‘ did not fail. lle lead hrs By Dwuan June 'aritt‘ llt: l’r' rt "r llt'.‘.‘ Howl l. .rttrtrrit‘ \( \lalr' .l:‘.l|ll‘~l and the Park defense used lorii pass Illlt'let‘l‘lltllh and team to art iriipr'esstve X (l start to begin the No? sea lllt‘l‘l ' l".rrlr l'n-s r-l.:.‘l lllt‘ l rrr‘.r‘tsil“. v-l lo\s.r lll ll two lunrlilr' rmowrrt's to hold I’m out ol the end lttlit' son before losing at Penn State and to ewrrtual .\('(‘ lllll ‘yt'ml .tltll 5r :7'.. if l‘l i"Ill l'r‘.irli “rte-l .tllt‘lltldlllt' |l.|\ rtrrtrl the fourth rlll.lll=‘l. ‘Alteii lllt' »'lllttrlll\‘ oas all lrrrt champion (‘letrisoii lidwai'ds' team receised a return lII l‘loS. the l roirsl llll‘ of (ma l urrrr ».t.rr r ‘xla‘r lr ‘ .‘Illll trttit ‘l at ir‘tl ll‘lll Kilalc ll.i‘. rltjt lilt'tl invitation to the l rbet’ty Bowl and hired another llull era rrer-dt-d llltlllt". lioirrla .11 lrr :t.’ l "lrl l" irr' .t rpp lrrr lorir l' .l\ lt Huxsl- and dog team, this time from (ieor'gta. ’1‘ .id, r.-r sop rr~ WI" r rt‘r'n farrt w li'l tho t' .‘arrrr'a .isr'l lltt' I‘lso season for State was HItL‘ lull oi llllllllllt' lrrr The two traded touchdowns It] the second quarter atrd «let lrll'tl to r It'dlt' an annual lrurlliall ~tli.llr'rl l \l l-usrrl r' at l r‘ ls; «tilt lsllt"s lltt' \K-rltparh llliilt'l lllt‘ t'lltlldlli" of Mt stat the score reitiarried knotted at 7 7 until the fourth \sheii ‘.‘.ril1lrl raise ll‘rrlr’lt". llris \r‘rr rr: -p r ‘H . ‘ lr".ltl stldt li llrtl. \hr'rrdarr. r .rppr'd the l'tsir st'asoti ol 'l'ony liarchuk iaii iii front the one to i'ixe the l’ack .r Monti \! 1‘ :r' ll’ . .. llll\\l .l‘r.w ‘l‘r‘ with a \r rt to .\tl.itita arid the \css l’r‘ar lt Howl to 'ar r.- H 7 lead. ilr’r‘ llri'ur‘uttl \ll 'tltta lr‘tll ’lhe ensuing kitkolt loriird lieorgra stattrrrrr hour their “it NV f '7~r~l, ”lj'rllo five—.777 Lluaitr‘tliark l rrl. l\l.llllr‘l took the ltnrrww r I" own one and the l’ack srnclling' a \ltllll\i. lhe llrill iansl's \lost (lrrxtaialrrir' llllt’ti'l." I” 1‘. 't. .r.‘;;‘.w l3 dogs. l]r)\\t‘\t'l, proiiiptly dime ‘lS satds to llit Stale llllltl t l l’ l' 'rr il lr l'il r. k l_|\,lril l('\ rr‘t\r' l llt" ".lllll“‘~ rlt lt it. '.r,‘. r‘rl ll ’ oiit‘ \Littl littt‘ “line the pagk =l:'l=‘:;a' filllll rod and r \ ’ r l" ‘l' tiliru' .t~ trot i'lar‘llfll a. Mate .s'tro app: :'-t: a. :2: stopped the 'lloys oir lorrttli and goal. l i l‘t l: t t g'ir r ‘t tot. trrlrarrd 'r'rl\trtrrtrttrroatlrr'r‘til s 't, ro»l.rtrrw \itatr‘K rillt’iist‘ \\.l\ rinalilt‘ to tutor“ lllt’ hall and was r‘ I I l tlt ' llwtt it l 'tttll l‘s \ llll , Klll/tl lllJl litl ' .‘r “ \v . ,Wt". l‘ti'tr 'ttr* loir id to print lit‘ttl:’|.l lilotlrixl llr" lrrl .rrrrl rr'. r l l'rtl ,‘.lt

1988: The Paofis 5" Hawkeye offense

Season in Review will test Wolfpack Compiled by Scott Deuel gave up a touchdown. By Lee Montgomery offense with 255.8 yards per game. Senior Stall Writer ()ct. l —- at Georgia Tech Senior Stall Water His favorite receiver has been ('ampell's (inaI'II interception senior tight end Marv Cook. NC. Slate's football team opened return fora touchdown would be all The Iowa Ilawkcyes' season has Cook leads the Big Ten and is their I988 season with high aspira- the Pack would need to defeat the been characterized by many ninth nationally in receiving. He tions for an ACC championship and Yellow Jackets of Georgia Tech. A “almosts” and “what-ifs." has hauled in 55 passes for 645 a bowl bid. The Pack achieved the Mal Crite touchdown right before But their 6—1—3 record is good despite missing three and a half latter of the two. wltich sent them the end of the first half gave the enough for a trip to the Peach games with an ankle injury. He is Into post-season play for the second Pack a HA3 lead. Tech would add a Bowl. their eighth straight bowl second to teammate Deven Har- time in three years. field goal rrt the second half. but ap )eal‘ance. berts in the Big Ten i I receiving Here's a recap of tlte Wolfpack's State would walk away with a H (I TheI Hawkeyes a yardage. road to tire Peach Bowl. win. have lost to " Scnior Harberts has caught 3i Sept. 5 — Western Carolina It was the third game of the seae two bowl- passes for 583 yards in the past five The Wolfpack opened their season sort that the Wollpack didn't allow bound teams games. He has 779 yards overall. against the Western Carolina (Etta-- any touchdowns. (Colorado and Sophomore running back Tony mounts. The Pack rolled over the Oct. 8 — East 'I'ennessee State Indiana). and Stewart leads the rushing attack Cats with 307 yards rushrng en State returned to Carter I‘inley tied two others FOOIbG“ with 1.036 yards and a 4.8 yards route to a 4541) drubbing of their after a lhreeweek absence. It was (Michigan and — PCI' (IIICII’IPI. outmanned opponents. sweet revenge. Michigan State). The Iowa defense has surrendured All three quarterbacks saw action. The Pack got its ol'l'errsrtc Iowa finished tied for third in the I73 points per game. while giving Preston Poag started and scored machine rolling again and wracked Big Ten (with a 4-l-3 record) up 3l9.l yards of total offense (I60 three times. Shane Montgomery up 464 total net yards while crush behind Rose Bowl-bound Michigan rushing artd l59.l passing). Senior and Charles Davenport also direct- irtg the helpless Buccaneers It) I). and Gator Bowl-bound Michigan linebacker Jim Reily leads the team ed scoring drives during the The win upped the I’ack's record State. in tackles. with fellow linebacker blowout. to 4-I on the season. Head coach Haden Fry is 4-3 in Brad Quast second with I I4. Quast Sept. 17 — Wake Forest ()ct. I5 -— at North Carolina bowl games and has won two leads the team with three intercep- The largest Carter Finley crowd The Pack went on the road for the Sophomore quarterback Charles Davenport was one of straight Holiday Bowls. The tions. ever to witness a game between second time in three weeks to face three quarterback’s State started this season. Hawkeyes have only been to two The defensive line is anchored by both schools watched the Pack a ()5 UNC squad and demolishing other bowl games in their history. senior noseguard Dave Haight, struggled to a 14-6 victory over the the Tar Heels 48-3. The Wolfpack's of allowing no touchdowns and Bowl hid against Duke. Iowa beat Tennessee 28-22 in the who has 106 tackles and three fum- Demon Deacons in a hard-fought 45-point victory margin was the came away with a 23-7 victory. Both schools battled to a 43-43 lie I982 Peach Bowl. ble recoveries. Senior defensive 'n'irrzwtt‘tivtlre‘ndfittbtélwezmww...‘.AI'MWr.‘..‘(‘|a... contest. Jesse Campbell's garne- largest in the 78 games series histo- Wortlten caught a record l0 recep- asl)avenporl made his first start. This season. the Hawkeyes are end Joe Mott leads the Hawkeyes saving interception of a Mike ry. Montgomery led the Pack in tions for I41 yards. He left the State accumulated 469 yards total led on offense by record-setting with IO sacks. Iilkins' pass with one minute their "hurry-up" offense. He corn- game with a hamstring pull in the offense while Duke had a whopping quarterback Chuck Hartlieb. The Red-shirt freshman kicker Jeff remaining sealed the Deacons‘ fate. pleted 24 of 35 passes for 263 yards third quarter but was still awarded 5 I0. Davenport ran for 66 yards and senior holds school records for sin— Skillett has made 3| of 32 extra State is now 2-0. and three touchdowns. the Dick Christy Award as State‘s two touchdowns. gle—season passing yardage (3.310- points, but only II of 24 field Sept. 24 at Maryland ()et. 22 — Clemson MVP. Nov. 19 -— Pittsburgh -the first Iowa QB over 3.000), sin— goals. Junior George booted two The Wolfpack travelled to College The Wolfpack‘s I0-3 victory over Nov. 5 — at Virginia In the final game of the regular gle-game attempts and completions field goals and an extra poirtt in the Park to face the Maryland Terrapins Clemson was their third straight Charlottsville didn‘t provide any season. State beat Pittsburgh 14—3 to (60 and 44). and single-game pass— final game against Minnesota and In front of 32.29I rain~soaked spec- over the Tigers and gave State sole answers for State, as Virginia finish the season 7—3-l and receive ing yardage (558). He has thrown will probably start in the Peach IIIIOTS. possession of first place in the clipped the Wolfpack 19—14. State a Peach Bowl invitation. I4 TD passes this year. Bowl. The 'I‘ei‘rapins defeated State 30- ACC. scored twice, on a live yard Jackson Mal Crite scored on a two yard The Iowa offense averages 4l6 Zn on a last minute touchdown Sophomore running back Chris run and a 35 yard Montgomery to run with I:l3 remaining in the first. yards and 2m points per game. Iowa is 6-0 this year when out— dTIve directed by Maryland quarter- Williams scoied the winning touch— Worlherl strike. and Todd Varn capped off State’s Hartlieb has essentially all of the rushing its opponents and 4-0-1 back Neil O‘Donnell. The Pack down frorn five yards out to give Worthen broke Mike Quick's all- scoring with a five—yard score at the Hawkeyes“ 277 passing yards per when completing fewer than 20 overcame a Io-point halftime State its decisive seven point mar— lirne reception mark with 122 catch— :22 mark of the first half. game. Iowa has gained l39‘yards passes. The Hawkeyes scored first deficit, and Damon Hartman's field gin. The Wolfpack's o-l start was es. He also became the first Pack It was the seventh game of the per contest on the ground. in all their wins and their oppo- goal wrllt 2:48 remaining in the their best since the 1974 season. reciever to break 2.000 yards with season that States’ defense had held Hartlieb was 44 for 60 with 558 nents scored first in the three loss- game had given State a 26—23 lead. Oct. 29 — South Carolina 2,046. an opponent without a touchdown yards and three touchdown tosses es. It was the first gante of the season Todd Ellis and the Gamecocks put Nov. 12 —— Duke for an entire game, limiting the Pan- in a 45-34 loss to Indiana. This is the second game against In which the Woll'pack‘s defense a stop to the Pack defense's streak State virtually wrapped up a Peach thers to a field goal. Hartlieb led the Big Ten in total NC. State for Iowa.

Bowl committee wants school with big alumni following Continuedfrom Page 18 move the ball, it's going to be a good game. game. have been close contests. This year should be no differ- “We hope to have a sellout.“ Irish said. “We are work- “(The Chamber of Commerce)saw it as an additional ent, Irish said. Bill Irish. the assistant executive director of the bowl, ing towards that goal right now." exposure to Atlanta,“ Irish said. “They took it over...so said the Peach Bowl committee looks for learns that In July 1986. the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce took they could better develop it.” “I would like to see a game like our last two that goes Itave a strong alumni following. over the Peach Bowl. The chamber united the Peach Even though the Chamber took over the bowl. several down to the wire.’' he said. “We will have 59,000 peo- “We look for two schools that have a local interest." Bowl with its newlyscreated division, Sports 2000. staff members from the Lions Club remained, including ple screaming and pulling for their favorite teams." be said. “One key is to have two exciting teams. but Sports 2000 is art association of professional and anta— several State alumni. The Pack owns a 2—2 Peach Bowl record. In I972. also teams that have a lot of alumni " leur learns arid corporations that fund and organize “Most of our volunteers are former staffers," Irish State defeated West Virginia 49— I4. Two years later. the Irish. along with the rest of the Peach Bowl commit- sports support for Atlanta and the state of Georgia. said. “We have NC. State people everywhere and they Mountaineers got their revenge by defeating the Pack. tee. felt Iowa and State fit both categories. The bowl has become one of the top bowls in the are good people." I3-IO. In I977. State defeated Iowa State 24—14 and in “We look for a lot of fireworks." he said. “When you nation. The Peach Bowl committee. which works year Irish said selling about 53,000 tickets constitutes a 1986, Virginia Tech edged the Pack on a last second have a defense like State and offense like lowa that can round, has signed a contract with ABC for the I989 sellout. The last three games have been sold out and field goal, 25-24.

In our last episode, Evelyn held a one-game advantage over Tom ‘I his Is It. Middle Name" Campbell is fifth. Calvin Sincc it is that time of the year. we decide day. lhc grand finale. “Dang. Charles Is Ahead Of Me and Lisa Is ed to go (tilt and get someone who excrtrpli~ 'I'Irer'e vs Ill be no more Iurttil next year). Too—I‘m Pitiful" Hall, Rick “I‘m Really fied what Christmas was all about. Here’s a question for you. Why isn’t the It‘s pill tip or shut tip time. Down In The Cellar" Sullivan and Jittt “You We first thought about getting I’rosly tltc Heat and Snow Miser special on amymore‘? You guessed it. This is the last Pigskin Too Can Have A Dream" Valvano are tied Snowman. but all he could say “Happy Finally, we decided to get the jolly old I'rcks ol the ycarit‘s howl time. But we for sixth. Pam ”I Didn‘t Turn My Picks In Birthday." Then we tried to get Rudolph the titan himself, Mr. Weight Watcher himself. would like to thank all our guests: Brian This Week Because It Doesn't Matter" Red-Nosed Reindeer but he finally “got to MI‘. Sex Symbol. the one and only-Santa Hall. the (i IIIS Wakeup Crew, Bob Jordan, Aitd Give Me The Trophy?" Reirttan is still Powell is in last place. play reindeer games." So we tried to get Claus. Izlvis. I.in Dawson. Willie Judd. Bruce in first. Tom “Iivelyn Deserves To Win. But 0 U I 0 the Burgermeister Meisterburger‘ but “all he Wrnkwm'lh. Mark Bockelman. Don Shea. I Hope Site Doesn’t" Suiter is lit second We never ragged on Duke losing head could do was put one foot in front of the Santa Claus was more than willing ('aulton Tudor. Nora Lynn Finch. Brent while Lisa “Don‘t Ask Me Another Stupid coach Steve Spurrier for the Carolina game, other." because he checked his list twice and foultd Brewbaker. and last. but Itot least. the Question" (‘oslon and Bruce “(iomer Pyle" but there was no need. Carolina had to play out we were both naughty and nice. Gee, countless house ads iii the A'section. Poulton are in third. Charles “I‘ll Bring My a whole year without a coach so why should We tried to get Charlie Brown but “he does that mean Ne have to leave out cook— Picks By Tonight, I Promise" Ilodge is Duke fans complain? can’t do anything right." We thought about res and milk now? Anyway, the deed is I‘Zvclyn “Why Don't You Just Go Ahead fourth and Larry “The Student Center Is My Peter Cottontail, but that‘s the wrong holi— done and what's done is Donne.

THE ~".-'\‘\.'A \ ‘ BOWLS .11 I . I - N LISAn. CALVIN, , CHARLES PAM BRUCE LARRY EVELYN TOM COST — I.A._L HODGE POWELL POULTON CAMPBELL REIMAN SUITEFI SULLIVANRICK VALVANOJIM KRINGLEKRIS l31'43 12846 130-44 122-52 131 -43 129-45 134-40 133-41 128-46 128-46 120-54 Peach Bowl . . . IOWA vs STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE STATE Florida Citrus Bowl OKLAHOMA vs, CLEMSON OKLAHOMA CLEMSON OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA CLEMSON CLEMSON OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA me .2,°§8°ii%°s'r’ésrppr UTEP UTEP UTEP UTEP UTEP SO. MISS. so. MISS. so. MISS. UTEP Sun 80 I ALABAMA vs ARMY ALABAMA ALABAMA ALABAMA ALABAMA ALABAMA ALABAMA ALABAMA ALABAMA ALABAMA Aloha Bowl HOUSTONVS WASH 5mg WASHSTATE HOUSTON WASH. STATE HOUSTON HOUSTON WASH. STATE HOUSTON HOUSTON HOUSTON Liberty Bowl _ g , , . .i xiPlAAnNgltésafgongOLlNA INDIANA SO CAROLIINA I/IIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII (IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII INDIANA INDIANA INDIANA INDIANA SO. 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AUBURN AUBURN IIA stAIt IIA SIAII AUBURN IIA STATE FLA. STATE HA STATE AUBURN FLASTATE December 9, 1988 38 Sports — r fl A Year-Round Sort Smith cherishes Squad wants bid 1986 Peach to 1989 nationals Bowl memories Pack feels they are ready to By Tom Olsen SM: or Stalt Wltif'l regain championship this GOING season \lark \‘imilr's toutball tart-ct .r' By Amy Powers N (' \lair‘ t‘llrlt't! l.t\l l.lll. lllll llt‘ Staff Writer lmc lHl Illl' 5'.tltlt' l\ \ltll .is lir'tsts :31“: IL'llI .t\ r‘\‘.‘l. N.(‘. State‘s cheerlcading squad No matter what we do, "I want to plaf. some nitric. i“.l. has a phenomenal sense of school whether it's lifting, running .tlxhlfis l‘x'r'll .lll Aunt-“3.” lllr' i"!- \‘talc trait-walk spirit. Led by coach (‘athy Buckcy dslcrrsixc raptam said “It \ kind «rt (Irritant “Wt? .. and assistant coach ()uirla Bell. the or any kind of practice, we hard to \ll out lrlrrhi't no to .r lot at tin «.siiuu r . rrr 2‘1.- team Iras earned the honor of being support each other. That's i'airics It's hard to sit lhr'ic .tlltl Hrlt litr' .‘.r-1:t one of the top squads in the nation what makes a team unllsll N \rirllh Iit' lt‘ir‘l and plans to uphold the tradition of \ltt'r' last scar s drupprunturg ~1 .5 \talc .is "up and .hw. excellence for quite some time. successful. \r‘omltl. lllin _\k'.ll.\ I i l \k‘.l‘~llll .ltlll llr i.tlllr' ”III at t. The cheerleaders do not receive .r pout ~.c.rsoi1trrp tnthr' Perth Howl \l llinxsrr H: h \.'. . =‘ any scholarships as other varsity ll.r‘.-;‘ lt‘l\.ltltllt‘~l Stilllll.\ rlr'\llc lH lk' l‘ll‘\PL‘\I .II ilii.:ll.‘r-". ’- ll sports teams do brit still perform Beth Hardee .i put ot the State team. li'rllllIL‘rl In ( Tum-t. ii i l ‘~.t with astounding intensity. Their Red Team Mascot “I Wish l .rrll had more )cais to .rtul \lhdll‘nl‘ Ill v, ‘~ results can be seen in their accom— pl.r_\.'~ he said (inc nt South's b'rt '~ .‘3 ' plishments in the National Cheer— :99: But Smith has bout nicrtrnrics ot ll‘l \Vakr‘ I'UIL'd.-rrrl r.' t - leading Championships. his «mu lrtlll burr, but llt' tm it’. The squad won first place in IOXO. "Years bctoic. I‘d sit home and llru thr‘ tic-.t brat p‘ .. second place in I985 and 1987. and form to the best of their ability. earth boot g'aincs .rnd l .rlrsass .tsllaj third place in l988. This April the wondered uhal it would be like to "lhiircs didn‘t ‘.‘.ri!r .. ..l championship will be held in San State‘s team is divided into two phi} in one" thorn'ht thcx xsntrlvl. ‘ \rt' 4!» a. Antonio. Texas. The team hopes to groups. The red squad cheers at In l‘lts’o he got his chance. l‘ndcr lost be ‘.‘..t“ lt'rislillL t it 't". be invited to the I989 Championship men‘s football and basketball games llL'\\ head coath link Sheridan. the riiou‘tlialdrdrrt 's . '- because they feel ready to win again. and the white team cheers at State's \Vollpacl. torirprltrtl a surprising b’ i lllsl (intllii' llu‘ltt l: '{i Curtis Hamilton, assistant to Coach home football games and women‘s ictoid and caincd .i trip to the status to sillztit' wt Brickey, said. “Cathy knows how to basketball games. l’crich Howl. Sirrith. their a rumor. hard rotate bring out the winning edge in every— The team says they spend approxi— lt‘lvlk‘k lt‘tl rill llti‘ c\iu‘tlt'llcr' "lo lr'li not 1“ tr r‘~ I " one and this year I think we're going mately twenty-tive hours a week on "It “as real curring," he said clttllul \wrirc ill .rl it ‘. to bring it home." their rigorous physical regiment in ”IlllL‘ ,L'nllllL‘ llst‘li \\.ts l'tltill. \\c llt' ».l'~l The team is working hard. Cheer- addition to promotions and public plated well in the lll~l hall I Ihcrr \irirtlt xi.» ‘r ’ Vleading is a year—round sport that appearances. but feel it is worth the thought we had the t'.:lllt' put .mas." llllillll'll‘th l. in :l l :v takes steady preparation. and tremendous amount of effort. SAMANTHA A! Hm!“ I in’Jl Hut \ll“llll.l lct'h had other lllt‘Js \.l.lrr'l«' t" until it" l" ‘ requires a positive attitude. Practice and mine back to Will the game on .r Sriirlh's 'r'i‘ .u~t “l t' begins at 4 pm. and ends at 7 pin. Lisa (iuerreri. captain of the white The cheerleaders would like to travel to San Antonio last sctond ltcld goal. \snlllri lh‘ 11w!" . " on Monday, Wednesday and Thurs— squad. finds chcerlcading to be very in order to win their second national championship. lhc mitt-ricott- rs \lllllr'llllllt‘ that llr‘ plauwt lh t tit day for the Red squad and Monday, rewarding. Siriilh “Ill tit-wt towel \x'.llw. lllllll \!1.I‘!.-tr t-r ~ Wednesday and Friday for the White “The best experience of my college "llt'ic rat Statcl \sc didn‘t co to .i llr'iilllll “tritium " Squad. career was cheering at my very first squad captain, Bo Ouickcl agrees I'tlivct'sll}. l hit"! this )r‘ai squall lHl ill l‘lHHlMN ltt‘ \.lll! "lllls Is Siriitlr t-nii :l 'r t. The cheerleaders, including the game." she said. and hopes that the team‘s sense of is building on past .ucoinplrs' \Olllt‘llllllL' I'll .il\\‘.l\\ terriciirbei ” orrlmlr' Irrrr-ti,r.tr-r team mascots, must run a mile Buckey’s strict guidance has rnold— camaraderie is not mistaken for merits and mistakes to he the b..- t Ilc .rddt'd that ll \\.rs the orrl\ lmrsl "ll ‘-t‘i'lllv'ri “lit" before every practice. In addition to ed the cheerleaders into a tight knit snobbery. squad \se‘w exei had." game State \H'tll to during his lhmllltlll, lllr‘il practice. they also have partner group. Beth Hardee. the red team Buckey is the backbone of this llci‘ institution has paid ott Ihw \.'llk‘k‘l. said. stunting sessions where , .tch pair mascot said. “No matter what we do. “family" and has coached at State squad is cirtouiaricd to rcpt-at l’ciliaps Srirttlr‘s loridcst lllt'lllrtI} lhal \~‘.ll hr- .2 in r. H practices on their own time to whether it‘s lifting, running or any for eleven seasons. their jumps and stunts tlltlll rhm Ht State is tlir' l'ar‘k's H‘s"? ripsr't ol it‘s, l"».l.'ll llltrti'dl it improve their routine. kind of practice, we support each “She is held in the highest are perfected. l'lcrrisori at Head: \‘allr-y yours \sillt .1 I‘rnl, n, -‘l The women must lift weights two other. That‘s what makes a team suc— regard by her team." white team ”Success crrtttcs lrcltitc twirl. "lhc cuilciticnt on tire laws in His sr'irioi '.c.tl "r .‘.t times a week, the men three times, cessful." mascot Lisa I‘iinmrech said. only in the dictionary." said mas the hula-r room is something I'll Lrll‘lrtlll .rrrrl tmoirlwl It and the mascots must lift once a ”We‘re more of a family than a "I love what I‘m doing." Buckcy cot Reed lltiirrphic). new: lort'r‘t.” he said. “:\ team Ill c r" week in addition to attending an aer- team. We’re willing to go the extra said. "I hope I‘m helping to shape This idea cpitoiiu/es lhc sqriarl's us. that nobody gaxc a clrantr'. .n'arnsl rr‘..rl| \( obics class. The squad also has mile for each other," red squad my team‘s future and that I’m dedication and toirrmirment to scored it) points and our dclcnsc I'l‘l‘d'lldl armour-tr it" M‘ weight limits to help them to per— member Larry Peeples said. White doing something positive for the cwellcnce. held them to /cio lll the lust hall. It \\.rs great." \u' SHIT ll. l',r~. 'lt

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Band excited about chance to perform in Peach Bowl By Kenneth Towery “I ic:ill_\‘ am It] awe of the dedica/ Staff Writer lion and enthusiasm that they have 2 “ : for all this. I hope they can keep When the thllpack tootball The Iowa Band has 285-plus this in perspective and not let their learn goes to \tlaiita ltilct this members. It makes the academics stiller." he said. “The tnonth. they will not be alone. dedication that these people ptit in Along with the team. the theer South Carolina band look and still iiiai'itain a good academic leaders and the fans will be one ol small. I think our band standard is indeed impressive." the largest. loudest and iiiosl \lslr performance will be a good And Hammond is not the only ble student spirit orgaiii/atiotis: the and I‘m looking one excited about the game. marching band. forward to seeing it. liric Sparks. an alto sax player The hand members \‘llll come and sophomore in linglish educa back to Raleigh Dec. 37 for two Frank Hammond tion. said. "I am excited that we‘re days of “intensive. all day and Band Director going to the l’cach Bowl because it into»therevening rehearsals,‘ shows we‘re building a good foolr according to band director Dr, :99: ball team and we're going to ""ank Hammond. ()n the 30th. at 7 the (‘iti‘us Bowl next year." run. the band will depart by bus the licld. (‘raig Nesbit. another alto sax for Atlanta. The band‘s halftime show will he player and a senior in physics. said On Decltl, the hand will march a reprise of a show already per he‘d go even it he weren‘t getting in a parade down l’eachtice Street. formed twice this season. The a free ride with the hand. said Hammond. That night. the show includes the classical mttsic “I‘m really looking forward to band will play at a pep rally out- selections “l-estive Overture." a it." Nesbit said. adding that “we‘re side the Westin I’eachti‘ee I’la/a "William Tell Overture" percuse gonna w in. obviously." Hotel, where the team will he stay sion feature and “Theme from The hand will have some eoiiipt» ing. Borodin." tition at the l’each Bowl. too. The next morning. the hand will Hammond said that all reserva— “The Iowa band has ESS'plus go to an early practice at a high tions, accommodations and spend— members. It makes the South (,‘ar- school football Held and then ing money for the band are han— olina band look small." llamitiond directly to l‘tll‘llll (‘ounty Stadium dled by the Athletics Department. said. "I think our hand perfoiz for the game. “Athletics is very much in favor mance will be good and I'm look- At tlte game. the hand has been of the band going to a bowl game," ing forward to seeing it. allowed six minutes for a pre- he said. The department is provid— “I think it‘d be a dull game with— game show and seven minutes for ing each band member with the out the band." a halftime show. Hammond said maximum amount of spending Hammond didn‘t care to make a i .- . that the band's regular pre game money allowed by the state (about prediction about the outcome of SAMANTHA ADRIANCESTAFF show will have to be cut somewhat $5 a meal). the game. but when asked if the to fit the time limit. but added that Hammond said that he is “look- band would play “Old MacDon- The N.C. State Band will make the trip dow n to Atlanta to support the Pack in the Peach he wants to work in the “script ing forward to all the band mem— ald," he replied. “We‘ll certainly Bowl. The band will practice over Christmas Break. State" that the hand spells out on bers having a good time. do it."

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Women’s basketball tops 100 mark, beats Catamounts in home opener By Joey Wofford é Staff Writer J ggv‘ a} The NC. State women‘s basket~ ball team rebounded from a disap~ pointing loss in the MU Fastbreak j Festival with a [01—57 thrashing of Western Carolina in their home i J’igrflgaii' opener Wednesday. 1 \y“ Western Carolina entered the con .9 ~..i . test with a 3-0 record and hopes of .‘ Ab. .* y ‘ beating the favored Wolfpack. M,I‘m-cm"a State dashed those hopes early with a l4-0 outburst in the first eight minutes to forge a 16—2 advan- tage. The Pack steadily increased that lead to 25 points before settling halflln‘tt’ lt‘ml for. ophomoresa 49-26 Andrea Stinson. Rhonda Mapp, and Nicole Lehmann F” la ' .7 poured gas on the fire in the second Ol W35" ' half as the three combined for 32 of tell Cl‘» ' the Pack’s 53 points in the period. htSth With Stinson’s In-your-face moves lJl’ ‘r, V and Lehmann’s downtown bombs, C' ‘ "" the Western Carolina defense was i kept off~balance, allowing Mapp to And a" l work inside‘for easy baskets. - (“awn-t ‘ State 5 defense was as effective as ‘ , , its offense. The Pack held the Cata- ‘ the) la mounts to 40 percent shooting from DOHClt'“ l the field while connecting on a blis- get Or . tering 62.3 percent of their own MIKE RUSSELL/STAFF Let U“ i l pornt“9““ range.{"CIU‘l'm;State4 0fcontrolled7 from ”"66the Andrea Stinson makes a steal during Wednesday night’s l glass as well, grabbing 49 rebounds game' DUNN” ‘ 5 to the Cats’ 27. game and just overwhelmed them but after that it doesn’t matter that Pizza f “U l State head coach Kay Yow was from the start." much who starts because we have 3 pleased With. the Win. by her young State used a different.H starting. at least nine. players who wrll. see a TOPPWL..7 7 t. team. lineup for the third time in five lotofaction." per ptx. . “We were able to get back into our games this season. some ' game plan and get the tempo up,” ”We really haven’t been able to The women next face UNC- left Ql Yow said. “We weren’t doing that find a starting lineup that comple- Asheville away on Saturday before this past weekend and that’s why ments each other well.“ Yow said. returning to Reynolds on December . . ,M we had some of our problems. We "We feel good about Andrea Stin- 21 to {an the sixth-ranked Stan- Sen/mo it: .. “'sferté,’ executed well as a team in this son and Debbie Bertrand starting ford Cardinals. Centrai i'rrf ,r~ ,, campiii'“ east of 7):" Smith has fond memories of 1986 821623 30 Peach Bowl; hoping for NFL career 207 O" ConrmuedfmmPage. . 38 “Me and my agent thought Dallas was the best sen/“"51 ,\,.‘";-‘,r..;1"“ WW"‘7‘ :{ place." he said. Camper :. Wt”:- fury Smith is currently attending State and working Road 5 1.: , ugh: U; little to satisfy the 4—7 record compiled Smith‘s senior towards finishing his degree. He has two classes left to Dixie if. year. take next semester. ‘ “I‘d rather have team victories over individual hon- Smith has not given up hope on a pro career though. 8 5 1 6 1 9 1 ors," he said. “At the present. I‘ll try to go somewhere, try to get in 3‘ In the 1988 college football draft, only one State the NFL. I'll wait and see what happens. Maybe foot- A, y 3 W , _ . player, lzel Jenkins, was picked and that was late in the ball for me could be over. I’ll just have to live my draft by the Philadelphia Eagles. life." ‘ Pie 3%. With the help of his agent, Smith signed with the Going Pro is recurring series about State athletes " ‘ , ‘ ‘ ‘; Dallas Cowboys. but was later Cut. ‘ wlm haw- pursucd careers in professional sports l leaf” , 1 v ”i ‘ ‘- ' opera“ =

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