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Volume LIV, Number 65 Friday, March 1, 1974

Board okays

new committee

by Howard Barnett group there. That way, if it were to The Student Center Board of rain. we wouldn't lose money." Directors approved the formation of a Candidates for Student Center “major attractions” committee in its president were also approved by the Wednesday meeting. The committee Board. They were Martin Ericson. a would serve to get “big" groups to sophomore in speech communication. State for concerts. It would take over Bernard Hayes. a sophomore in from New Arts. which according to sociology. and Mary Susan Parnell. a Student Center president Brenda junior in English. Ericson is presently Harrison. should dissolve soon. chairman of the Films Board. and Although New Arts was never Hayes is currently vice president of actually supposed to bring in big the Student Center. Parnell. although groups. students came to “expect that not holding office in the Student from it." according to Harrison. Center presently. said she felt Harrison also said that students had qualified to be president because. “it is demonstrated their wish for these mainly an administrative position. and concerts by their willingness to go to I have experience in administrating." Duke. Chapel Hill. or even Greensboro or Charlotte to see them. “We should All three. questioned on their give them what they want." she said. feelings about All Campus. said they THE CONCERTS WOULD pre- would like to have it. but that the sumably be in the Coliseum. and most Union could no longer support it by of the money given by the Board itself. They said they thought it could would go toward underwriting the be done with monetary help from some cost of having them there. Outdoor of the other organizations involved. concerts would be small and would be Now that all three have been handled by the Entertainment Board. approved by the Board. it is up to which engineered Zoo Day last fall. them to file officially for the office. The committee would be set up like Final selection would be determined any other Student Center committee. by a vote of the student body. with the chairman chosen by Harrison. ALSO APPROVED at the meeting subject to approval by the Board. and were budget requests by various membership open to the entire groups which would have events this student body. “We will just announce spring. including several outdoor a meeting of the committee.” said concerts. A total of $7,400 was voted Harrison. “and whoever shbws up. for the events. which include the . that will be the committee. That’s the Campus Chest Carnival. a cookout. a only way to get the student input we hootenanny, bluegrass concert and need for this." craft fair. and an outdoor concert of The possibility of hiring a promoter undetermined type during Greek for the group was also brought up. Week. Duke. which had been losing money The events will take place during until this year. hired one. They late March and all through the month (students) get none of the profits and of April. The money was taken from have little input as to what groups will the 610,000 All Campus fund. which is appear. but take no risks if groups not to be used for its original purpose cancel out. according to programs this year of staging an outdoor director Lee McDonald. McDonald concert. advised against having such an In addition to these, Harrison also absolute contract. but did feel that pointed out that many concerts will be “the area of concerts is unstable right held this spring by other schools. now" and suggested that using a Groups include Sha-Na~Na. the promoter might be the best idea in Pointer Sisters. the Carpenters, and a 5'6" ”0'0 UV O'Brien order to get really big groups. group to be chosen by the Black Spring break starts today, and this picture would seem to forecast a change in the freezing weather HARRISON ADDED that “we can Student Board for Pan-African Week. we’ve been having recently. We at the Technician wish all of you a pleasant break. See you on March 11. have outdoor concerts. but there is no “There will be no shortage of concerts reason why there has to be a big for students to attend.” said Harrison.

Bills go before state Senate, House The following information has been excerpted estate-~“To amend G.S. 28-8 to allow persons 81059 \ti-obscenity law revisions-2---“To intercourse and cohabitation, fornication and from the Daily Bulletin: The General Assembly eighteen years old and older to be issued letters revis the North Carolina anti-obscenity adultery. Sets punishment of $500 and/or six of North Carolina. published by the Institute of of administration or letters of testamentary.” statute." Substantively identical with H1422 months; V. James. Jud. 2 (J. Stevens). 2-15-74. Government. which may be consulted at the D. As title indicates (now, must be at least 21 years (see following); Britt. Jud. II (Britt). 2-5-74. H1589 [Joint Res] No more annual H. Hill Library Reference Desk. of age); Soles. Jud. I (Twiggs). 2-13-74. H1422 Anti-obscenity law revisions---“To 'sessions-u“Expressing the objection of the For more information consult that source. H1521 Exempt pet dogs from prop tax-"As revise the North Carolina anti-obscenity General Assembly to annual sessions." States contact the sponsor(s) or committee chairman title indicates; effective Jan. 1, 1974; Dorsey. statute.” Rewrites definition of obscenity to (1) that annual sessions are too expensive and time concerned (Legislative Info.. 829-4111). call the Finance (L. Ramsey), 2-5-74. allow determination of what is obscene consuming; and that biennial sessions should _ Institute of Government at 829-2484. or ask a $1162 Driver’s license used for bailn-“To‘ according to local standards (now consideration continue until a “present need" is clearly ' member of the Student Senate's General provide for the depositing or motor vehicle of national standards required), (2) allow demonstrated for annual sessions; Speros. Rules Assembly Liason Committee (Student Gov't.. operator‘s license in lieu of bail." Adds new GS material to be declared obscene if it “lacks (Jones). 2-12-74. 737-2797). Copies of bills are available free from 20-182.1 to provide that in misdemeanor motor serious literary, artistic. political or scientific H1628 Require annual sessions-Conun-“To the Printed Bills Office at the Legislative Bldg. vehicle offenses for which bond is required, value" (now must be “utterly without redeeming amend Article II of the North Carolina person arrested to have option to deposit social value"). Adds new subsection specifically Constitution to provide for annual sessions of the t * driver’s license in lieu of bond. Directs judicial defining “sexual conduct." representation of General Assembly.” Provides for statewide vote official receiving license to issue receipt on form which in patently offensive madder made illegal. at general election in Nov.. 1974 to decide v/(“S" indicates a Senate bill; “H" indicates a provided by Administrative Office of Courts, Deletes provisions in current law allowing whether NC Constitution Art. 11, Sec. 11 (1) House bill.) such form to serve as permission to operate evidence in obscenity prosecutions to show (1) should be amended to require annual sessions of Key: Number short title---Summary; Spon- vehicle. Directs clerk to forward license to Dep't material published so unwilling adult could not General Assembly. Sets out form of ballot. If sor(s). Committee referred to (Chairman),date of Motor Vehicles in driver fails to appear on escape it. (2) degree of public acceptance of majority of voters approve. effective Jan. 1 after introduced. charge; Comm'r to suspend license and driving material throughout US. (3) what effect material election results certified; Dorsey. Constitution H1525 [Joint Res] Congratilate NCSU privilege until notified case finally adjudicated. would have on behavior; G. Jernigan. Jud. 2 (J. (J’osey). 2-13-74. " football team---As title indicates; Gilmore and Effective July 1. 1974; Folger. Jud. I (Twiggs), Stevens). 1-23-74. The GAL Committee encourages students to ,, ., write courteous others. Rules (Jones), 2-6-74. Passed 2nd and 2-15-74. H1708 Movies. tv not show sex cfime---“To personal letters to their 3rd readings in House. representatives about pending legislation. 2-12-74; passed 2nd and $1125 Allow right turn of red light---“To amend Article 26 of Chapter 14 of the General Address letters to 3rd readings in Senate. 2-13-74. amend G.S. 20-158 to permit right turns on red Statutes to make it unlawful to depict. show or legislators: $1171 Sell beer on campus---“To amend G.S. Hon. John Doe traffic signals." Amends GS 20-158(c) to permit represent sexual crimes in movies or theatrical State Senate /or/ House of Repesentatives 18A-40 by deleting subsection (a) thereof." As vehicle to make right turn after stopping and productions." Adds new GS 14490.10 to prohibit title indicates (subsection now Legislative Building prohibits issuance yielding to pedestrians and vehicles, unless broadcasting. televising. exhibiting. publishing Raleigh, N. C. 27601 of permit for sale of beer or wine on campus of governing body .with jurisdiction prohibits such in public places, etc.. any performance, show. public school or college); Open letters: Knox. Higher Ed. turns by ordinance and posts sign giving notice act, movie. recording. etc. in which one of Dear Senator Doe: /or/ Dear Mr. Doe: (Strickland). 2-18-74. thereof. Effective July 1. 1974; Somers and following unlawful acts is' committed: rape, Close letters: H1621 Allow person 18 to administer Rhyne. Hiway Safety (M. Smith). 2—13-74. crime against nature. incest. bigamous Sincerely yours. Emphasizes Black Experience

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by Jim Brewer consumer with his practices. In course represent a cross section "Energy Crisis? Maybe yes the household, for example. of the university population and maybe no. But I ride a questions are asked about the with reasons for taking the unicycle to school, where do I reality of an energy crisis and course just as varied. But one write that? My home is a tepee what its effects have been on reason cited most often seems in Pullen Park and I don't have the consumer. Beliefs concern- to be the need for environ- electric blankets!” ,ing the ability of government to mental action on a practical ALTHOUGH the answers to function are also questioned. level. questionnaires circulated by From these early studies, the Classes are workshop orient- students in UNI 495B haven’t researchers are learning how to ed with lenty of interation been‘quite that diverse. some formulate good questions to with th: professors who unexpected findings are ex- obtain needed information provide fobd for thought. pected. In this course called concerning ways of spotting EVEN THOUGH the studies Design for Energy Conserva- unknown problem areas. are incomplete at this time. tion, students and professors THIS MULTIFACET course some of the preliminary are trying to assess the impact is well supplied with the findings echo the findings of staff photo by O’Brien of the energy crisis and some of expertise to perform much of Harris polls concerning levels Memorial placed outside Reynolds Coliseum commemorates the Tar Heel’s 83-72 the underlying causes. the job. With students of confidence in government. demise Tuesday night at the hands of the streaking Wolfpack. The victory marks the From this assessment they supplying most of the legwork Transportation studies also 7th consecutive win over UNC. hope to locate problem areas and research and the professors seem to agree with US. Truman-i._a._.._. and then design some alterna- supplying guidance and experi- Department of Transportation tives to solve or alleviate the ence as well as encouragement. figures that most commuters :Ian problems. the studies have advanced drive less than five miles to NEC aids programming To determine what the smoothly. their job. This would suggest problems are. pilot studies are By drawing heavily on that alternate forms of by Anne Castrodale arose covered a variety of of Chariots of the Gods. I may now being conducted by teams psychology through Drs. transportation could be used topics which should interest try to get him," she said. “I also of students in transportation. Howard Miller and Frank instead of the car. Final Films, lectures. special pro- most students. "Who Killed found that political speakers households. dorms. businesses Smith. areas for study were, analysis of the data is expected grams and concerts are in the J.F.K.?” is a movie that is are still popular despite and recreation. Although many determined and strategy for within a few weeks. planning stage for next year by presented, along with several Watergate of the surveys are campus obtaining the needed informa- The student researchers are the Union Activities Board. To people who talk about the THE NEC COVERED many oriented and limited by time tion was devised. Professors hopeful that recommendations make it possible, Lee Mc- discrepancies between the different areas of interest. and resources several are Jerome Kohl of Nuclear based on the studies can be Donald, Program Director, reporting of the assassination “There are films. lectures. community oriented. Engineering and Gary Gumz of utilized by campus administra- Mary Susan Parnell, Debbie and withheld infromation. concerts, theater. dance. art BY USE OF questionnaires the School of Design were also tors for energy conservation. A Ogden and George Panton were The Moog Synthesizer is the exhibitons, video-tape and the students are able to pair consulted by the students. later and more in depth study on hand for the National topic for another program outdoor recreation," said Lee beliefs and values of the energy STUDENTS taking the of campus is planned. Entertainment Conference in which utilizes various media to McDonald. “It really covered Houston February 2-6. explain the instrument besides the whole broad spectrum of 'TIKFINEST IIDICAI (All “I went as a shopping trip to the concert medium. programs carried on by the IT Till [MST PIKE see what was available for next “I WAS ALSO interested in a Student . Center. m A SA“ “6“ W0" year." said Mary Susan. a program of the poetry of Walt “It goes into things like the Whitman set to music," Parnell Coffee House, minority pro- chairperson of the Lectures said. “Maggie Klekas has gramming, travel programming Board. “I wanted to get an idea ABORTION of what kind of lecturers I could already booked that for the and covers so much ground that get, and to see what other theatre." it’s impossible to take advan- N.C. INFORMATION campuses were enjoying." “One of the big attractions on tage of all of them,” McDonald .OLL FREE I

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Smokies most

by Cal Edmondson and sweaters. woolk socks, heavy hiking boots. Asheville, and Rt-9 to Cherokee where you pick Other than being a good chance to freeze your windproofjacket and possibly a down parka. not up Rt-441 into the heart of the park. The park butt off, winter camping in the Smokies can be to mention a good. preferably down. sleeping service headquarters is found four miles out of fun and rewarding. There are obviously many bag. There are only a few trail shelters (lean-tos) Cherokee on fit-441. Here you can get fire hardships to be encountered while camping out in this remote area, so if you plan on staying permits, trail shelter and campsite assignments, of doors during the winter here, but there are anywhere other than in them you'll need a maps and advice on good trails. It‘s a necessity also decided advantages. During the summer, dependable mountain tent. to stop here as there is a fifty dollar fine for the Smokies are so crowded that even the most You've probably already figured out that if camping anywhere other than a designated obscure trails will be trafficked and the more you’re carrying all these extra clothes and stuff, campsite. You shouldn’t plan on getting shelter accessible areas will be grossly over-crowded. you're good to be running short on room for food. spaces on weekends unless you're lucky. If During the Winter, howeVer. this is not the case. Well. find a little more room. You'll probably you're really wanting to get away, you'll have to except on holiday weekends. need those calories if it's cold and you've been take a side trail instead the popular Appalachian The Smokie Mountains on North Carolina's treading through snow all day. For sure you'll be Trail which threads its way through parts of the western border received their name because of hungrier than ever at meal times. On my last Smokies. the hazy atmosphere often clothing the most four day trip I ate like a horse and still lost ten If you want to get maps and trail information magnificent views to just a misty outline. pounds. You can see. therefore, that your . before getting to the park. write to the park Winter brings colder. less humid, clearer air. system needs more energy to maintain body service in Cherokee, North Carolina. Also, there The seasonal defoliation of the broadleaves heat and normal body functions. Recent data are good publications available locally at pack affords the viewer numerous views which are shows that when winter camping. caloric intake shops-the “Appalachian Trail Guide." the “Sierra hidden during the warmer months with a will often be four times higher than regular. Club Trail Guide to the Smokie Mountains." and profusion of green. This is not to say that the You’ll need a trail stove of some sort for a map. “100 Favorite Trails." All three offer trail weather. although cold, is always good. There cooking and“making tea or coffee trail snacks descriptions, me. e, and suggested trips within are frequent snow storms or frozen fogs. And Firewood is extremely scarce in the established the park. there is always the chance that our freaky camping areas due to their continual use. not to Personally. I prefer planning out my trips weather will supply you with four straight days mention that youcanonlytburn‘d‘own wood.‘ Park while going through the park. finding which of continous thunder storms and steady rain in regulations prohibit cutting of“ standing trees. shelters or campsites are available once I get the middle of January. This has been my most Dehydrated foods are recommended because there. It usually turns out much better than recent experience. Although nature can be fierce of their compactness, light weight. and ease of having a rigid framework to stay within. thus at these times. there are outdoorsmen who are preparation. Now-a-days they're even quite nullifying some of the freedom which the willing to meet nature on her own terms. tasty and only require the addition of boiling wilderness allows. Your can bet that you’ll need to equip yourself water. They are dehydrated and eaten out of “Better safe than sorry” is always a good for anything and everything on a winter trip to their own plastic pouch. thus freeing you from motto but an extremely necessary one when the Smokies. To insure this, the resident park washing dishes. which can be a pain in the winter camping. People have died of exposure in ranger will inspect your equipment before subzero weather. temperatures as high as 40 to 50 degrees issuing a fire and camping permit, a necessity for The Great Smokie Mountain National Park is Fahrenheit. So, you can imagine that a little camping in a National Park. He'll make sure you a six and a half hour drive from Raleigh. which caution should be exercised when you're going to have clothing and sleeping accommodations to means you'll need to leave early in the morning be out for a few days and see ten degrees as the be sufficient at 20 below zero. This means to ensure that you'll have sufficient time to make overall daytime high and minus 25 degrees as (photo courtesy of Cal Edmondson) waterproof matches, gloves, balaclava or hat. a three to six mile hike to your first camping the nightly low. This is not to say that you must Backpacking in the Smokies. long underwear. wind proof pants, heavy shirts site. When leaving Raleigh, follow 1-40 to be an expert to survive, you just need to insure that you're prepared for the conditions without lugging around the added weight of the Technician unnecessaries. 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Technician / Page 4 March 1, 1974 Protests spawn Wolfpack network by Frank Wooden Wolfpack athletic followers student protest led by then the State .football game at the late Jim Reid and GA. WPTF signal. Several times Student protest isn't a new have benefitted. editor of the Technician, Jay Charlottesville, Va.. was not Dillon. Jr., the current voice of they had to make emergency thing. It helped bring about THE CURRENT FORMAT Brame of Greensboro. Brame, being carried by any local the Reynolds Coliseum. did the calls to friends in the valley to a dramatic change back in 1961 of the Wolfpack Sports et- who had been sports editor of Raleigh station while three of play-by-play and color, respect- aid them when they ran out of and as a result millions of work is the end result of a 960 the Technician, found out that the area stations were carrying ively. gas while perched atop the a Carolina home game that The relationship with WPTF, mountain. Saturday. its announcer team of Bill The size and power of the After discussing the situation Jackson and Wally Ausley, and Wolfpack Sports Network not with the State sports informa- the NCSU athletics department only helps in athletic recruit- classifieds— tion office, a course of student became firm in 1961 and has ing, but also has created LOST ID and registration. If found RELAX your body, soul, and mind. EXPERT TYPING of term papers, action was set in motion. While been getting stronger ever enough interest trom other contact Beverly Garrison 1001A Dance with the International Folk theses, manuscripts, technical re- the UNC game was being since. high school students to get Metcalf Dorm 828-0704. Dance Group tonight, 7:30 in the ports, general correspondence, etc. broadcast that weekend. all of FROM A MODEST begin- Student Center Ballroom. Next 851-7077 or 851-0227. them enthused about attending INTERNATIONAL PARTIES: free Friday, come to the basement of the fraternities and those ning of nine stations in football State. The exposure of the 588 ad. West Raleigh Church behind organized in the dormitories and three in basketball that winning athletics teams--with Brother’s Pizza. WANTED: 1 male piano player first year, the Wolfpack Sports BARBEQUED CHICKEN, rocking contemporary 'music for fashion were‘to call the three Raleigh the Network also originating music, fun and sun, free prizes. The LARRY SETTLEMYRE please show Sat March 9. Call 782-3190 ext radio stations prior to-during- Network has developed into the the Wolfpack's action in the day is coming! call the yearbook office about your 212 Mrs Peevey. and following the game asking: strongest in the state of North NCAA baseball playoffs-has senior photograph. 737-2409. “Why. as a Raleigh station. Carolina. In addition to greatly aided the Wolfpack CORRECTION Veterans Club will EXPERT TYPING 12 years exper- your station not carrying WPTF's 50.000 watts. WBT meet in the Brown Room of the New NEED-HELP with your income tax? ience. Term papers, thesis, manu- is Club in monetary contributions Student Union on Thursday. Rent a calculator from Student scripts, reports, correspondence, the local team's (State) game, in Charlotte adds that much from fans who first followed the Govt! Hours, MW, 1-4; TTh, etc. Nell Alford 829-7162. but are broadcasting the one power and they, along with 47 Wolfpack over the Wolfpack SPECIAL THANKS to Ernest 10-11;MTh, 5—6; F, 1-2230. Rates: over at Chapel Hill?" other stations in football and 21 Sports Network. , Morrison, Joe Destefano, John SI/day; SS/week; SIS/month. HELP WANTED: part time Kartanson, Mike Webster, Jimmie photographer's models, no exper- This flood of calls brought others in basketball, now beam MOST RECENT example of Little, Steve Holladay, Lebaron GRADUATE STUDENTS or couple, ience necessary $3 per hour to start. results. the Wolfpack gospel up and this has been the Bill Jackson Carruthers, Sandford Dockery, and walk to campus from this bdrm Write Box 1573, Raleigh, NC. WPTF'S PROGRAM Mana- down the East coast and into Memorial ' Scholarship estab- Mr. Mincey who all helped to make furnished trailer, private lot, inter- our first weight liting meet possible. ger Graham Poyner wanted to the mid-west- lished by fans of the late B.J. view 334-9707. FOR SALE: 1965 Econo Van. Very set up a meeting with the State Families of Wolfpack players The team of Jackson and CONTRACEPTIVES tor Men-by WANTED TO RENT: 1 high back good for travel to beach and back. athletics officials about “the in Indiana. Ohio. Florida and Ausley, mail! 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m Technician Page’s / March 1, 1974 lead ”basketball turnaround The Wolfpack’s win over Carolina week's tourney, and also to acknowledge smoothly despite missing the services of Playing .500 basketball, the team could Tuesday night showed ACC basketball the seniors on the 1973-74 edition who the 7’4” big man. Nuce, as a starting rarely put a winning streak of any sort fans more than just agood game. Besides played a vital part in achieving the forward or a reserve center, has proved together. For the past two years, claiming the first round bye in the coveted number one national ranking. that he can be counted on. . however, the Pack has amassed a 50-1 upcoming ACC Tournament next week, Since Tommy Burleson played his first Greg Hawkins, a transfer fro record, the best two-year record in ' State set a record for most consecutive varsity contest in a Wolfpack uniform, Tennessee, has made hustle his modern times for any collegiate team. wins over conference foes, extended its the basketball program has soared to trademark since coming to State. Yes, when these three came to State, ‘ winning streak over the Tar Heels to heights unprecedented in State's history. Recipient of the first Ken-L-Ration the team had no place to go but up. And seven straight, and further showed the He has developed his skills to such a Award for his play, Hawkins has the when they walked off the court Tuesday nation that the Pack does indeed have a degree as to warrant a position on the habit of making things happen when he night after their last regular season home rightful claim to the top ranking in the Olympic basketball squad and a spot on enters the contest. His desire is apparent game, they went out winners, and now nation. the World University Games champion- from his style of play, and he has become the entire nation knows it. . Coach Norman Sloan and his crew have ship basketball team. He has indeed a favorite of the fans who attend Now on to Greensboro for the achieved their first major goal of the attracted international attention to the Wolfpack games. championship of the Atlantic Coast season, that of winning the ACC regular State campus. When these three came to Sate. the Conference, and eventually for . the season championship. Next in their quest Steve Nuce, a senior from Rockville, basketball program was floundering. championship of the NCAA. for the- NCAA crown is the conference Md., has also earned a spot in the tournament, which gives them a spot in Wolfpack’s basketball history book. the Eastern Regionals to be held in Several times he has come off the bench Reynolds Coliseum. At this time we want in place of Burleson, hit some clutch to wish them added success in next shots, and enabled the team to function heakllg l6 scael- becom j

Technician A paper that is entirely the product at the student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity. and in fact the very lite ot the campus, is registered. It is the mouthpeice though which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. -the Technician. vol. I, no. 1, February I, 1920 L

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A much needed “major attractions” music exist on two different poles of the committee is on the way, getting the nod overall entertainment spectrum. Rock from the Student Center Board of music has grown tremendously over the Directors at its Wednesday meeting. past decade, suffering “growing pains” in Hopefully, this action will go a long way the process. Classical music has not in providing quality entertainment for experienced the spiraling rate increase in the students here who have been forced public acceptance that rock music has, to look elsewhere for concerts. instead remaining steady over the years Students have already shown that they and being appreciated by minor but loyal will travel a long distance to see big-name set of followers. ' acts. Many made the foray to see BO‘b When the major attractions committee Dylan in Charlotte recently, and concerts is finally realized, this present gap in only lite parlicularl well endoWQd L?) in Winston-Salem, Greensboro, and musical entertainment will be filled. Until Durham, and Chapel Hill have also that is accomplished, however, State will heal be {enriul at His shark attracted State students. Their desire is have to give up its place in the “Big Four” geniune, and a major attractions of entertainment, permitting instead its committee could tap that desire to make students to travel to Wake Forest, Duke, such a venture here a success. Other Big and Carolina f0r enjoyment. Four schools have made this system work. A similar setup here should prove just as fruitful. The success of the symposium Blissful Ignorance “President and Congress in the '70’s” plus the overflow crowd which attended the Uri Geller demonstration, prove that students will turn out in large numbers Some ABC’s of theCIA for other activities. The Sam Ervin speech last Monday could have easily by Larry Bliss make the secretaries. Team C has been trying to Me: “Passenger pigeons? They've been attracted 1,500 people if a large enough There is no shortage of weird news. Buried in contact Team B for years. Team D’s job has been extinct for decades." room could have been found to the inside pages of newspapers can be found the to fool Team A into thinking thatTeam C is CIA: “Well, that way I don't get bothered with accomodate them. And more “big names” most outlandish stories you'll ever see. Like the really Team B and that Team B is merely a too many calls." are on the way, such as presidential Navy’s project (paid by your taxes) to develop a harmless bowling team. Team E's mission is to Me: “Do you carry cyanide pills so that you advisor Bruce Harlow and the Pentagon wartime for the Frisbee. (That’s right, the prevent Team D from contacting Team F, which could kill yourself rather than spill the beans to Papers hero Daniel Ellsburg. Popular frisbee. You think I could make that up?) Or the has been sent from Washington to straighten out an enemy?" attractions will come to this campus if an fact that a woman psychiatrist from Charlotte is the whole damn thing. CIA: “Actually, I prefer to commit suicide in a organized effort is made to reach them. running for Ervin’s seat. I can see it now: Send a There is no limit to where the CIA extends less messy way. If the need to kill myself arises, Shrink to the Senate! God knows they need one. itself. Some major CIA operations are Hank I'll just stand outside until an earthquake comes The University has made great strides Somebody somewhere must be responsible for Kissinger, the entire nation of Bangladesh and opens a fissure for me to fall into." in this area, drawing on the public’s these odd events. That somebody is our old except for 300 confused Berebers, Woody Allen, Me: “One last question: how heavy was the newfound political awareness to make friend, the Central Intelligence Agency. The Spiro Agnew, Spiro Agnew’s dog, Fuquay- CIA involved in Watergate?" this symposium successful. And in other CIA’s secret slogan is: “The Bay of Pigs? You Varina, Muzak, Larry Bliss, the FBI, and all CIA: “We never were involved in areas, such as the Friends of the College, ain't seen nothing yet!" hunchbacks with odd-numbered license plates. Watergate . . . Hey, look, have you got any the campus and community have also The CIA Works in mysterious ways. In addition, certain Playboy’s Playmates relay tapes? I'll trade you three John Deans for one blended together well to make the series Frequently different teams work directly information through microdots in their navels Bob Haldeman." a success. However State’s entertain- against each other, or to cover each other up. It which is subsequently printed nationwide. ment programs cannot be termed is not surprising to find more CIA men in a I recently obtained a scoop for the Technician, Technician well-rounded without an adequate company than regular employees. an interview with a highly-placed CIA official. schedule Here's an example of how the CIA operates. We met in a dense fog at pump #3 of Harry’s Editor...... Beverly Privette of concerts, and. the campus Cutrate Gas Station and‘Massage Parlor. Associate Editor ...... Jelt Watkins certainly does not have that now. In this The names have been changed to protect the Senior Editor ...... George Panton area, which admittedly concerns entirely innocent (and me). Me: “Tell me something about your line of News Editor ...... Howard Barnett In 1967, the Agency infiltrated the Manitoban work.” Assistant News Editor...... Sheryl Lieb students, the University falls woefully Features Editor ...... ,...... Connie Lael short. Iron Canoe Company, which was suspected of CIA: “Right now we're running down some Assistant Features Editor ...... Reid Maness being a front for the Radical Liberation Army hunches on a conspiracy among the Howard Sports Editor ...... Jim Pomerant Those who argue that New Arts should and Fire Brigade. a group dedicated to the Johnsons in Ohio. I think they’re planning to put Managing Editor ...... Bob Estes remain as the dominant entertainment destruction of the government, General Motors meat in their stews. As guardians of America's Advertising Manager ...... Coleman Smith committee on campus could point out the and the Three Stooges. Circulation Manager ...... Robert Babb (By the way. the Stooges traditions, we can't let that happen." Photo Editor ...... Artie Redding fact that the Friends of the College series have been CIA for years.) Team A is planted in Me: “Since most phones are tapped, how do Founded February 1, l920 with M. F. Trice as the lirst is still operating successfully, even the mail room, checking on Manitoban President you send secret messages to your fellow editor, the Technician is published Monday. Wednesday, without students paying membership. Marvin Aardwolf’s correspondence. Team B has agents?" and Friday durinu the school year by the students at forgotten North (.irulina stair» Unncrsilv except during hilllIiaY“- That is true, but classical music and rock its assignment and has been trying to CIA: “Personally. I use passenger pigeons.” and imam pl'l‘IOUS Technician / Page 6 / March '1, 1974 _, \1 ). —3o—rna S‘I’Olllls “mun r11: manuals by lean Jackson d

C streakers take title — barely Attention: Carolina has set the world found here at the Technician, and I daresay it is (1) What is the length of the longest president13 to demand a recount. streaking record, with 200 brave souls. Are we the same with any other publication, that people earthworm? t... at State going to take this lying down? Watch for simply adore having their names in print. (2) What is the weight of the heaviest further bulletins after Spring Break concerning This week we had a three--way tie for this high domestic cat? The State Sentinel reported that Beverly honor. Privette (Technician editor) was “frightened to the NCSU Chapter of Streakers. (3) What'13 the nationality of the man with the death" that her newspaper wouldn’t win the ##tt The “Students of the Week” are David Glenn longest moustache and how long was it? All-American Award and that The Sentinel Johnson (FL-EPA), Nancy Kay Branch ‘ Answers (according to the Guineas Book of would. Thursday morning the Technician office All you Star Trek freaks take note: The (Sr.-RPA), and Robert Earl Young (Sr.-TXT). World Records): (1) 4 ft., (2) 42 lbs.. (3) Indian, looked like Grand Central Station everyone Marriott Hotel in Los Angeles will host Equicon The only qualification for this high honor is that 102 in. wanted to see “Trembling Beverly.” However, it ’74, the Second Annual West Coast Star Trek your name appear in the Student Telephone Ottt wasn't until around noon that frightened little Convention (April 12-14). This convention will Directory (1973-74). Beverly came into the office. feature “animated episodes of Star Trek, an We recommend to these, the first recipients of With the list of candidates for Student Body President growing from day to day, how could It seems that with our editor suffering from a auction of series memorabilia, a futuristic this award, that they use this on resumes for job bad case of the shakes, it might not be such a bad fashion show, a banquet. and a Star Trek applications and send copies of this paper to one possibly expect the typical apathetic State parents and well-meaning great-aunts. student to hold his attention on the ballot long idea to enter her in Amateur Night at My costume conteSt." Apartment. (And of course, her winnings would this for only $10. For As recipients of the very first of such awards. enough to read the entire list? Just think, all If you’re running, pray your name is number go to helping the paper make up its budget information, write: Equicon ’74. P.O. Box 23127, you are cordially invited to come over to the deficit.) CA.. 90023. Technician office and introduce yourselves. one. Los Angeles, Of course, there are those candidates who . t I t i... ##tt really don’t want to be elected. Jim Frisbie and -30- and the entire Technician staff wishes you Kay Shearin. both running for Student Body a good spring vacation Have fun, be good As a new feature of this column. I will now be Now here's a Quickie Quiz to give everyone President. have both indicated that if either is but don’t let it stand in the way of enjoying presenting the “Student of the Week." I have something to talk about in class: elected, the first action they will take as yourself. '

LETTERS who’re running these ads, which admittedly requests were combined in a “package" deal was North Carolina, led a fast break to the goal with Offended have piqued my curiosity, would come forward criticized on .he grounds that the requests were her only article only to have it stolen off the rim and release the facts about this mythical “THE unrelated except for the fact that they all and dropped in by Pomeranz, accrediting him To the Editor: DAY". OK — it's coming! OK — After Senator Ervin’s speech on Monday night I'm ready! So pertained to “students." May I remind the with his seventh goal in the Big Issue. Some of why all the mystery? author that the only relation between all of us at the fans felt at this point that Pomeranz should instead of the usual coffee hour to which 2/22/74 everyone attending the lecture is invited, a Mike Stanton State is that we are all “students." I may go have been called for offensive goal-tending. private champagne reception was held. Only Jr. TAG further that the only difference between the In actuality, all of this basketball jargon is not editorial dabblings of a misguided sports writer meant as a cut to the sports staff, but as an selected faculty members, administrators, and and the writings on the front page on the off-campus guests were invited. I, like many /Petfy attacks, expression of disappointment with Pomeranz's other students, am offended by such an event. National Enquirer is the fact that the author of domination of the “Basketball Special". the former is a student. Although he is an excellent sports writer, we The symposium on Presidential Powers is a To the Editor: joint effort by both the School of Liberal Arts It is indeed sad that students cannot forsake feel that he should have allowed more writers to I was greatly saddened at the damage done to their petty quarrels in the interests of a common contribute to the issue. and student organizations. Both the Student the so-called‘red arm bazd" movement by the Senate and the Student Center Lectures Board cause. And. as the Technician admitted the idea A lack of writers is no excuse since there are Technician. The front pag article led the reader is a good one. The movement has been slowed. several staff members and many other people on contributed sizeable sums of money to make the to believe the movement has been the work of series possible. due to damage inflicted by those unwilling to campus that are interested in writing sports. one person. This is not true. The movement has constructively contribute. but it will not die. We feel that other interested people should be Both university and student monies were used had a number of people participating in the to bring Senator Ervin to campus this week. There are too many students dedicated to the given a chance to prove their abilities as writers. planning and execution of the movement. The movement to allow one setback to destroy it. I After all. the Technician is a student-oriented Because of this joint effort, students, too, should to mention here. be able to take full advantage of the Senator's names are too numerous sincerely hope that the students will support publication, and each student should be given an presence on campus. I feel that the faculty Besides. the notoriety is not important. By this movement. The movement can survive equal opportunity. placing the responsibility on one person, the petty criticism but not apathy. 2/25/74 Cathy Pernell Fr. Textiles members who planned this reception selfishly Technician has made the movement vulnerable took advantage of student fees that brought to petty attacks. These attacks are based on ‘2!28/74 Eric Wehe. Cindi Allen Fr. LA Senator Ervin to campus. Such an event should personal and political reasons upon the person B.J.Cox Fr. 20. not be tolerated again! whom the responsibility was assessed. This was 2/27/74 Mary Susan Parnell extremely unfair because the movement has its Chairperson of Union Lectures Board roots in a genuine concern for the students One-man team Samaritans welfare; not for the personal or political gain of To the Editor: others. Perhaps it seems creditable that Tension had been mounting in one corner of To the Editor; Curiosity piquer students may care for their fellow students. I the Technician office as Jim Pomeranz, captain On February 18 in Riddick Lot on campus I have heard the echo of your editorial throughout of the sports writing team, prepared for the big wrecked my bicycle. I injured my head and neck To the Editor: the campus. Students say, “Yeah. man. I like the issue of the season. On Monday, February 25. in this accident. I would like to publicly thank all Over the last week and a half I have noticed idea but you're going about it in the wrong Way." the game ended in a definite loss for the the persons who aided me in Riddick Lot and certain obscure references in your newspaper to And how easy it is to criticize. The world is full “Pomeranz Printers". Pomeranz, a Sanford, who took care of my. bicycle for me, Security for something called “THE DAY". These ads have of armchair philosophers who find comfort in North Carolina native, seemingly failed to utilize transporting me to the infirmary and later been seen by many students. yet no one I have pointing out all the faults of everyone and all the potential of the remaining “Printers", as checking to see how I was. and the doctors and asked seems to know what in the world “THE everything around them. Somehow, though. proven by the statistics. ‘ nurses who so kindly took care of me. Thanks to DAY" is. Is “THE DAY” something tangible? Is these same people are the ones who don't seem Pomeranz dominated the press with seven out all these people I am now all right. I thank them it some sort of plot by a subversive group to to have the time to work for a better alternative. of fifteen articles, while Moss and Wheeler each all very much. overthrow the Student Senate? Is it designed to To those people I ask. “Do you really know what tapped in two. Watkins, Deltz, and Coleman 2/25/74 Tom Shaffer promote interest1n the upcoming elections? Is it the movement is about? Do you know who is each contributed one point to the final score. Fr Engineering a figment of that great mind known to all in involved and why?" Or, “Have you even It has come to our attention that the final Turlington as Bobby Q? Putting all humor aside, bothered to find out?" statistics are somewhat misleading. Helen I sincerely hope that the people on this campus In Wednesday's editorial. the fact that four Potts, a substitute “Printer" from Charlotte, ’OOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Budweiser Bring this coupon N B “SPR INGFES T? in to our Dawson St.Oggaflijouse 00 LEE Beer - March 15 for S$300 off Gvyatfltbgp Sgurchase AG QREA than Waterbeds .409 S. Dawson 81 8349538 : Crablree Vallev Mall FURN-A-KIT): (1n rear of 78_7-006( .

DEJA VU '0 FFERJNG SUBS.SALADS SANDWICHES AND SU I. Friday and saturday night at 11:30 THE BEST IN FOLK AND PIG Check your local .. A love story with an ' BLUEGRASS IN COLOR t L ungodly twist ENTERTAINMENT WITH GEORGINA SPELVIN— STAR OF radio listings :1 $353 (111E DEvgttIgdMW 103'“) for only: d for time 3.25 COVER MON-THURS an station. $1.00 cow-:11 FRI-SAT and the uncut version of LAT E Tune in, th'I‘tZtt'l'M N MEN'I' S H OW drink Bud». “PSYCHO' N It :lt'l‘H ‘ have fun! FRI 51 SAT, Cardinal ANNIUSQR-UUSCN, INC 0 ST, IOUIS . Studiol 11:15 PM Technician / Page 7 / March 1, 1974 Heels praise State ’3 play by Ray Delta Before the versaltile fresh- shooting touch against the boxing out enough." man made his first visit to Pack, wound up collecting 19 Elston compared the superla- In addition to being the Reynolds Coliseum Tuesday points. The Tar Heel guard tive play of Tommy Burleson to Pack’s seventh consecutive night. he had heard bad stories praised the Wolfpack defense, that of UCLA's Bill Walton. victory over its neighboring about the place. “I kept hearing which cut off Carolina's pene- “Burleson is a lot like Walton. If institution, Tuesday night's that people would always take tration. he's on, it's really hard to beat victory over Carolina. 83-72. swings at you at State." “In the second half, it was him," he said. was the Pack‘s most decisive in expressed Davis. “But playing much harder to make an assist “I have seen a very ('09 the seven game stretch. In at State is just like playing at inside. We wanted to go inside noticeable improvement in coach Dean Smith’s post-game any other coliseum on the but had to go to the outside and State’3 play since the UCLA interview, he might have road." thus ended up shooting only 43 game,‘'praised Elston. “But I made a few friends with hostile DARRELL ELSTON, who percent,” explained Elston. “0n still have confidence that we Wolfpack fans. always seems to sport his finest defense, I caught myself not can beat them." ‘uVV—r.cor-"-"— fi-JCD‘ “Although I’ll be pulling for us (Carolina) as much as ever in the ACC tournament, it would definitely be a shame if State f?"\U doesn't go to the NCAA’s." said Burles on Smith. “This is the best State team I've seen since I've been here and I’ve been here a pretty long time." Pack “WE HAD SOME moments Second half play sparks in the game but not enough of them," added the highly by Bill Moss first half points. playing his last home game at successful coach. “We had The skeptics who said State IT WAS RIVERS’ buckets Reynolds Coliseum. praised the trouble getting it inside. (Ed) could not win the 'big ones from the outside that carried big man's play. “He ignited us Stahl had to put up the 20 unless David Thompson had a State in the beginning but when we were down," he said. footers.” good game found themselves Burleson, playing inspired ball “If Burleson plays the way he Smith praised State's quick- eating crow after the Wolfpack for the last 20 minutes carried played tonight we can dominate ness—a quality that he feels defeated Carolina. 83-72. Tues- the Wolfpack in the end. any game we play." I< often goes undetected. “When da mght. The senior pivotman played Monte Towe did not hit the people talk about State, too TOMMY BURLESON and superbly in the second half, ”5 footers with his usual often they just talk about their Morris Rivers were primarily collecting 19 points and nine accuracy and Thompson was staff photoby Reading size with Stoddard, Burleson responsible for serving the rebounds. held to 21 points. but Burleson and Spence." he noted. State meal as they both hit eight of 13 and Rivers proved something State’s Tom Burleson brought the crowd to its, feet also has so much quickness." attempts from the floor, “I just did something I have Tuesday night. State is not a Tuesday night against Carolina when he stole the ball Walter Davis. one of the combining for 41 points. never done before. I_ gave one man team. from the Tar Heels and drove to the basket for a layup. nation’s top freshman perform- The first half belonged to Tommy Burleson the game ers, collected 18 points and Rivers as he scored 12 points ball.” said Coach Norm Sloan eight rebounds in the Tar Heels and had a couple of those after his team clinched the ACC fourth loss of the season. The lightening quick steals. regular season title. “We’re slender Charlotte native cred: “I prepared myself for this undefeated in this league over Swimmers in ACC meet. ited the Wolfpack with having a game," said the slender guard the last two years and this big great team. after the contest. “I knew we man is primarily responsible for could lock up first place in the it." by Ray Delta In last season's conference tough. Maryland‘s Matt Glenn “ALTHOUGH THOMPSON Tomorrow afternoon. the last championships. the Pack tank- leads the conference and will be didn’t have one of his typical conference, and I was up for IN THE DRESSING room, a day of the three Atlantic Coast super games, he still did a great this one. I just played my game satisfied Burleson talked of his ers made life miserable for shaved, while (Ricky) Windes and as it turned out I got off to play in the game. “I was Conference Championships in their conference opponents by will not.” job," Davis reflected. “You Durham. the Wolfpack will be winning 18 of 18 events. This Going into the ACC Champi- have to always point to a good start.” pressing too much in the first heavy favorites to wrap up It was lucky for State that half because I was thinking year. Coach Easterling is onships, the Pack has estab- Burleson and Towe to come their fourth straight ACC looking for more red and white lished the upper hand in just through." Rivers did have a good start. about this being my last game." swimming crown. The victory Burleson could only get three he said. “In the second half I among the top six finishers about every event among “I would have liked to would insure the Pack’s eighth within each event. conference foes. Tony Corliss. penetrate more but State’s points in the first half and went out with a relaxed mind ACC title in the past nine defense held us off,” added Bobby Jones’ defense on David and concentrated on playing WE'RE GOING to flood the Chuck Raburn, and Mark Thompson held him to eight years. A‘solid Maryland squad events." stated Easterling. “I Elliott hold down the top three Davis. hard.” in 1970 was the lone culprit of a want to see more of our people conference times in the 50 free. Steve Nuce, another senior nine year Wolfpack sweep. within the top six." ¥ The same three along with ~76mine Last year, including re ays. Rusty Lurwick and .Jim the Pack had 43 participants Schliestett hold the top five 7W scene finish in the top six with 48 spots in the 100 free. Corliss. scoring. This year, Easterling'3 Elliott and Lurwick are one. hon-mg goal'is to place 51 swimmers in two. three respectively in the the top six positions with 68 200 free. Ralph Baric is tops in ‘”.: scoring. the 400 individual medley. While many intramural events that began early in this Three events could present Steve Gregg leads the semester are still in progress, few will be completed particular problems for the conference in the 100 and 200 before spring break. An exception will be fraternity Pack tankers, according to butterfly. Kris Kubik maintains handball, in which either Theta Chi or SPE will be Easterling. the top position in the 100 and crowned champion this week. A semi-final match IT WILL BE difficult to win 200 backstroke . . . among between Owen I and Owen II will determine the the 400 medley relay. Three of others. opponent of Turlington in the residence handball the four swimmers in the event Preliminaries in the ACC championship. will be unshaved.” pondered championships continue today Last week. PKP kept itself in the fraternity basketball the coach. “Bobby Hassett (of at 12 noon with finals at 7 pm championship game for half the contest against Delta Maryland) leads the conference ' tonight. Saturday'8 prelimi- Sig. Then. just as State exploded in the second half in the 200 breastroke, and Chris naries begin at 10 am with the against Carolina Tuesday night, Delta Sig proceeded to Mapes will be swimming 12-0 Wolfpack heading into bombshell PKP in the second half to gain the upper hand unshaved. The 1650 will be Saturday’5 finals at 4 pm. 47-29. THE TOP INTRAMURAL EVENT of this week was the dorm basketball championship. That tall Turlington squad battled Tucker last night at 8 pm. Jimmy the Tennis reservations Greek had installed Turlington as 9% point favorites in the contest. ” I staff-photo by’ileddino The newest event to the intramural scene, one~on~one Monte Towe simply outran the Tar Heels Tuesday night set for March 18 basketball, has reached the quarter-finals in the as the game approached the final buzzer. Here, Olympian 099-99-:eon fraternity division. After the holidays. PKT will meet Starting March 18, the 18 make students aware . of the SPE. and LCA will go against one of Delta Sig’s Bobby Jones fails in his pursuit of the 5- rifxtennis courts behind Carmich- different tennis programs championship team members. The first player to hit 11 Wolfpack closes out its regular son against ael Gym will require a available in which to partici- buckets within an eight minute time limit is considered Wake Forest in Winston-Salem‘tomorro night. reservation before play, pate. the winner. Residence one-on-one competitoin began according to Jack Shannon, SHANNON NOTED that at Wednesday night. Director of Intramurals. How- the end of the spring semester Add open handball and squash. open, fraternity and Reynolds is site ever the reservation system the system would be reviewed residence softball and open volleyball to the list of events will only be on a trail basis for and any necessary changes already in progress, which will continue after spring. the remainder of'the semester. would then be made. break. The decision was made Rules governing the reser- In the overall fraternity standings. Delta Sig continues for ACC wrestling jointly by the IM Department vation system will be. as to dominate. They lead second place SPE by more than and the Department of Physical follows: 100 points. which is beginning to look like a sizeable Eight returning champions Charlie Williams, 124 at 150, Education. 1. Reservations must be margin. Sigma Chi trails SPE by 50 points or so. highlight the field for the 20th Howard Johnson 12-2-1 at 158, “THERE'S BEEN a need for made in person starting at 3:30 "3‘?.‘L'5'9"9-01-’ IN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS. Lee II annual Atlantic Coast Confer- Robert Buchholz, 11-3-2 at 167, a reservation system for the pm at the tennis courts and can edged out Sigma Kappain overtime to gain a semi-final ence wrestling tournament. set at heavyweight Tom Higgins. tennis courts for the last three only be made on the day the position, while Carroll II did the same by beating for today and Saturday in 13-2 for the season. or four years with all the student or faculty wish to play. Off-Campus. Wednesday’s semi-f'mals pitted Carroll I Reynolds Coliseum. The. first round of the activity. on them." (said 2. The reservation times will against Lee II and Carroll II against YMCA. “These will MARYLAND. WINNERS of tournament. paring the field to Shannon. We presently have be for 4. 5, and 6pm. Each be the two best games played all year," expressed Lynn every ACC wrestling. title to four for the semifinals, will be open tournaments, residence reservation will be for only one Berle. Women's Intramural Director. date and 142 of a possible 182 held at 2 pm today with no and fraternity, tournaments, hour except when participating Carroll II dominated the 10 event women's swim meet. individual crowns. has only admission. The semifinals. clubs and varsity play on the in the open tennis tournament Off-Campus took second place, Sigma Kappa gained third three ofthe returnees in what beginning at 7 pm today. and all”' courts. and in that case two hours will place and Carroll I hung on for fourth. Meet officials felt could be the tournament's most remaining sessions will carry a “Basically it will be similar to be permitted in order to finish the inner tube relay was the most exciting event. balanced field. one dollar charge for adults the present security on the the match. In the first year of Women's Independent Basketball. a Virginia, believed to be the with children being admitted building." he continued. “There 3. Students must present team known as Grin Bear It took top honors. strongest challenger of Mary- for fifty cents. are a lot of non-students and either the current semester Karmichael Kids claimed the runner-up spot. “We had an land’s streak, has -three non-faculty using them, and registration card or the picture exciting first season and I hope to keep it up next year." defending champions. 'Dave All State students will be this will be cut out with the ID card when making the reflected Berle. Wendell at 126, Mike McGoni- admitted free 9n their current reservations." reservation. and faculty mem- a.e....__mn.1_...' Bowling will wind up Tuesday night March 12 to 9 pm. gal at 134. and Tom Derrickson registration card and picture Shannon said the reserva- bers must present their faculty Sigma Kappa and the team from Berry and Welch have at 158 will be keys to the ID. tionswill be a convenience to the card. Also. the above indentifi- the best won-loss record, but the YMCA and Off-Campus Cavaliers' hopes. Saturday’s first round of students because the present cation will be required at the look to be top contenders. Sigma Kappa is paced by Tina State’3 top threats are John consolations will start at 10 am waiting system would be done court when playing. Iulliucci, who recently rolled a sparkling 198. Starkey. 8-2 at 126. Paul and the finals will start at 2 pm away‘with and students would 4. No one may reserve more By the time you read this column. this writer will be McNutt. undefeated in four with the third championship to know exactly when they would than one court for more than taking a much-deserved rest amid the gentle breezes of matches at 142 since returning be” followed at 3 pm by the be able to play. one hour per day. unless all Fort Lauderdale. Whoopee! from an early season injury. championship finals. Also. he stated that it would courts are not reserved. Technician / Page 8 / March 1, 1974