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pOSes plan The N. C. House of plan in May, with a budget the education budget. Distance Institute for Educational Inno— priorities. Many ofthe agricul- Representatives passed that differs on several areas, education funding was reduced, vation are his goals for the. next ture personnel are being hired for campus the budgetplan for the including appropriations for along with enrollment develop- two months. away by other school systems, education. ‘ ment; both were “cut from the “The Senate budget was very according to Willis. upcomingyear The passing of both budgets request from the Board ofGov- good for NC. State and the The Biomanufacturing Train- artery leads into the conference phase ernors.” UNC system,” Willis said, add- ing and Education Center is an- Haley Huie to resolve the issues still up for Andy Willis, assistant to the ing that the budget was “so good other of NCSU’s major budget Tanner Kroeger DeputyNews Editor debate. The conference proce- chancellor for external affairs, that a lot ofother state'agencies concerns, Willis said. The funds Senior StaffWriter dure is expected to last until the said that he expects certain areas saythat they’ve suffered because requested are just less than $2 The North Carolina House end ofJuly. ofthe budget to be reformed be- ofit.” million, and will be supplemen- Mayor Charles Meeker re- of Representatives approved “We gave flexibility to the fore it is passed to the governor Willis said that after the tal to the donation given by the kindled a 4—year-old plan to their budget plan early on June system to find cuts where they for signing. two budgets are reconciled, he Golden LEAF Foundation to renovate a two-mile stretch of 16, with representatives delib— wanted to find them,” Rep. Willis, who serves as a liaison expects the budget cuts to be provide for operational and Hillsborough Street last week erating until 1 am. to resolve Maggie Jeffus, chairman ofthe between the University and leg- close to a 2 percent reduction, developmental costs. in an effort to encourage busi~ issues that had been discussed appropriations subcommittee islators, said that securing ap- slightly less than the proposed Funding for increases in nesses to invest in the NC. State since the previous afternoon’s on education, said. propriations for the Engineering 2.1 and 2.2 percent cuts. salary also differed in the two community. session. .Jeffus said that she was con- Complex III project and funding Funding to address salary The $25 million plan would in- The Senate passed its budget cerned over certain areas of for the William and Ida Friday inequities is another of his top BUDGET continued page 2 clude a median, 11 roundabouts and underground utility lines, focusing on the section of the street book ended by Pullen and Gorman Roads. According to Andy Willis, the assistant to the chancellor for external affairs, Chancellor Campers build betterportfolios Oblinger shares a good relation— ship with Mayor Meeker, and the two are committed to improving C LEEQE Q? the area. “This is one ofthe chancellor’s B SifiN EOEES top agenda items,” Willis said. ”3" ATTRACT “The thing we need to stress is that this is a long-term process. STUDENTS WETH Even what the city did with the warehouse district where they C. PS put up streetlights and trees and stuff— you’re talking about mil— Greg Behr lions and millions ofdollars.” Senior StaffWriter Many local businesses, like Packbackers bookstore, are Each year with the change of thrilled about the potential the season and the rise of tem- renovations. peratures, NC. State becomes “If new traffic patterns make the migration point for hun- it easier to get out [ofPackback- dreds of individuals with one ers] then it would have a positive common characteristic among impact,” Rodger Berg, textbook them. ' manager at the store, said. “We High school students con- are luckyenough to have parking verge onto campus each year right outside our store, but if it and bring with them the aspi- makes it easier to get out, then it rations of working in a college would do nothing but good for environment with their peers, our business.” as well as college students in Willis said years of planning NCSUs highly selective sum- , have led to the realization that mer camps. any renovation of Hillsborough Some are free from their Street will start in small sec— parents for the first time and tions. are afforded a taste of what is “We’ve learned that it needs to to come after they graduate start with a single block,” Willis, JEFF REEVES/TECHNICIAN said. “You really focus on that from high schools around the For the landscape architecture portion ofthe camp, participants built a model of the area outside Caldwell Hall. Camper Cat Seville of country. Charlotte gets some help from graduate student Mike Ouchakof with her project. block, make a good design with The College ofDesign’s Design a good development. Have a de— Camp is one camp that has the campuses each year. A day camp works. rienced teaching assistants, when applying to design schools veloper come in and put ample credibility to turn away stu- was established 3 years ago. Each year around 30 percent faculty members who move around the country. parking behind it and then entice dents at the top of their classes Marva Motley, assistant dean of incoming freshman into between the disciplines and On the last day of the night other developers to come in and in hopes of courting only the ofstudent affairs for the College the college state they had at— professional lecturers from the camp last week for rising ju- work on another block.” 5 ‘ finest and most qualified to the ofDesign, does not hide the in- tended design camp, according community. niors and seniors, some camp— According to Daphne McKin- College ofDesign. tention ofthe camp. Motley. The students, upon comple- ers passed e-mail lists while ney, a doctorate of soil science The program, in its let year, She stated that one ofthe main The College of Design hopes tion of the camp, receive a promising to “keep in touch” candidate, businesses looking at found a permanent home at purposes ofthe camp was “to at- to attract new students and certificate of completion and while others took pictures with Hillsborough Street should try to NCSU a few years ago after tract students to NCSU's College makes the college appealing design work for their portfolios, being shuffled among different of Design” and that this tactic by featuring young and expe- which will be valuable to them DESIGN continued page 2 STREETcontinued page 2

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News StafirReport ers also stole guns, drugs and Friday, with defense attorneys money. arguing that the defendant shot Tony Johnson, one of the Tony, 21, was found guilty of Kevin M. McCann and 2nd Lt. two brothers charged with the first—degree burglary, armed Brett Johnson Harman in self— murder oftwo tailgaters outside robbery and first—degree kid- defense. of a football game last year, napping charges, earning him Both victims were from the The great White hype ’gets was sentenced last Wednesday 16 to 21 years in prison. Chicago area. satanic' for his involvement in a home Timothy Johnson, 23, accept- At the proceedings on Friday The White Stripes’ latest album reach- invasion. ed a plea deal during his trial in each side offered new evidence es new heights. See page 6. The capital murder trial of February and was given 10—14 dealing with the shootings. The Timothy Johnson also began years in prison for the home state prosecutors have posses- viewpoint 5 last week.‘ invasion charges. sion ofa recording of Timothy entertainment 6 The invasion took place Aug. Both brothers are charged Johnson telling someone to classifieds 7 28 2004, days before the shoot— with capital murder for the take the guns to his house. sports 8 ings occurred outside ofCarter shootings and because they The recorded conversation took ...... Finley Stadium on Sept. 4. The both have prior felony convic- place hours after the shootings, weather armed brothers reportedly re- tions, they will each be eligible according to the News and Ob— today , TAYLORTEMPLETON/TECHNICIANFILE PHOTO strained the victims with duct for the death penalty in the server. Timothy Johnson appears at a hearing after being charged first-de— tape, and dragged them a back murder cases. Tony Johnson’s trial for the gree murder.Timothy and his brother Tony were sentenced for their room of the house. According Timothy Johnson’s trial for murders is expected to begin role in a home invasion that occurred before the shootings. to trial transcripts, the broth- the double—homicide began on in October. 9i °/69°

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Education Budget Proposals of all the kids that come in POLICE BUDGET DESIGN not only from the area, but , continued from page 1 continued from page 1 also from other states," Med— BLOTTER lin said. . budgets. Several representatives disposable cameras with the He is able to "give critiques 06/15/05 fought for a budget that provides new friends they had made and see different designs" 10:56 A.M. I MEDICAL for a 2.5 percent increase in pay $10 million allocatedfor innovative learning fund for community that week. from the kids that come in ASSISTANCE rates for employees in higher ed— oII Awkward pauses and shift- each week of the three week Officers responded to Western ucation agencies. The opposition ing from foot to foot went on period. ‘ Manor Apartments in reference requests that all state employees between some to a male subject arguing with Allow UNC-Cha el Hill and NCSU to set own tuition rates: as they flirted Mike Ouchakof, a gradu- facilities personnel. On arrival, receive a flat raise of $1,000.83, under coiled yellow exten— ate student at NCSU, who officers discovered the non student, a raise that would treat those in sion cords that hung over— received his B.A. at the Uni— a resident ofthe complex, standing higher education as any other $13 million reduction in funding for vocational education head like mistletoe in the versity of Massachusetts, outside yelling lncoherently. A check state employee. Kamphoefner Building. sees his "career path heading ofall files was negative. The subject’s Willis said that this change TAs poured Hawaiian towards education." parents arrived on the scene and $30 million increased funding for low-wealth school districts along with officers, theywere able “was a shock to everyone.” He Punch into small cups and "'I am so passionate about to persuade him to be transported admitted that the faculty was put cookies onto plastic landscape architecture that voluntarilyto Wake Mental Health. “not very happy” with the sal- $500,000 for UNC-Chapel Hill’s Renaissance Computing Institute trays for the parent’s open I want to teach it all I can," ' ary provision. house, whichwould bring the 9:54 AM. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE Ouchakofsaid. A student fell down the steps at According to Willis, during campers back to the reality of The campers enthusiasti— Broughton Hall and injured his leg. the conference process the bud- Amount allocated for UNC system enrollment growth having one or two years left callyworked on their projects The student was transported to get will be reformed to offer the in high school. while talking to their TAs, in— Student Health. option oftaking the percentage Additional funding fordisadvantaged students required by Leandro No parent looked disap- structors, and friends. 2:08 PM. | ASSIST OTHER AGENCY raise or the specific amount. court order pointed as they saw that for Betsy Peters, a rising senior Officers responded to Page Hall The proponents of the bill, the $600 it cost to enroll, from Wilson who attended to assist RPD in locating a subject largely the State Employees As— their child was exposed to all the overnight camp sad she in reference to an assault that sociation, pushed for the aug- $5 million in funding for the Joint Millenium Campus for N.C. A 8:T five ofthe disciplines that the thought the camp was great. occurred offcampus.The subject was mented salary amount because University and UNC-Greensboro: College ofDesign focuses on "I found the camp on the located and transported by RPD for the rate of pay would be higher in their curriculum, which internet and was interested questioning. University Police will do than ifthe raise were based on a ' a follow Up investigation with RPD. Johnson Wales University's Charlotte campus allocation of $1 are: landscape architecture, because I want to study percentage. 'll' f O NCf d' general architecture, indus- graphic arts so I can be an 5:07 PM. SUSPICIOUS PERSON Willis said that the biggest trial design, graphic design, interior decorator." ( There was a report ofa male subject begging for money in the North Hall differences between the two and art and design. Her mother, Beth Peters, lot. The subject left the area prior to budgets can be found in the tax SOURCE: NEWS & OBSERVER The students produced said she was wowed by the the officers arrival. packages. The, restructuring of . a project in each respec- work produced by the camp- tax rates is an issue that will One such program is the “I’m hopeful that we’ll take tive field each day under ers and smiled as her daugh- 06I16l05 be~ resolved in the upcoming North Carolina Japan Center, the best programs and be able the trained tutelage of TAs ter showed her the projects 3:50 AM. | TRAFFIC ACCIDENT] DAMAGE TO PROPERTY]DWI months spent in conference. a program that is designed to to fund them,” Ross said. in the college, who made a she had worked on. ARREST “We won’t have a budget by the “strengthen state’s academic, Rep. Joe Tolson, chairman of "small salary" for their work, “I'm very impressed by A student reported a traffic accident July 1,” Willis said. “We have a economic, scientific, and cultural the appropriations subcommit- according to Motley. the campers work and the involving three vehicles on Wolf long way to go.” ties with Japan,” according to the tee on education, said that he George Kroustalis, a recent great camp that the college Village Way with damage in excess was of $1,000. A student was driving a The deliberations will last Office ofExternal Affairs. pleased with the House’s graduate in the Architecture produced,” Beth said. SUV when he backed into two other through the end of July, with Of the program’s requested . budget plan. Program and a TA for the Red Both Tyler Hill, a rising vehicles. He was charged with a DWI. the government operating at $150,000 needed to stay in “Overall, we did a goOd job,” Group, said that he enjoyed freshman attending Wake the current rates until the July operation, none of the money Tolson said. “We’ll continue to “the studio culture of the Forest Rolesville ' High 5:24 A.M. I911 HANG UP 31 deadline. was awarded. Willis said that move the state forward, and we camp.” School, and Francis Kim, a Officers responded to a 911 hang up call at Sigma Alpha Mu. The Ara Bartemes, a senior in he’s afraid that beginning in the have a good budget for educa— " [Our] time was spent as a rising sophomore at Trinity building is unoccupied and under mechanical engineering, said next fiscal year, the program will tion.” ' group getting to know each Academy in Raleigh, who are construction.The cause forthe that the budget system doesn’t no longer be in existence. Tolson cited enrollment other as colleagues beyond attending the day camp this activation is unknown. have a strong check and balance When dealing with the revital- growth as an area that was not friendship,” Kroustalis said. week, said they were enrolled system. fully funded, and is expected Kroustalis said the camp 3:04 PM. | HITAND RUN/DAMAGE ization ofthe budget, “You have by their parents in the hopes TO PROPERTY “Legislatorshave given educa- to give to get back,” Bartemes to change after the conference was invaluable to him since that they would find which A student reported that he had tion the short end ofthe stick,” said. begins. he is interested in teaching, discipline of design they parked in the Coliseum Deck, and Bartemes said. Rep. Deborah Ross, of Wake Keith Nmoma, a senior in and said he felt that the camp wished to pursue. when he returned to his car he Bartemes said that he is afraid County, said that she was satis- biological sciences, said that he is was a jumping offpoint for a Kim, whose father works discovered that someone had side swiped his vehicle. There was damage that NCSU will lose professors, fied with the House budget, but opposed to cuts in the budget. career in Design Education. in the College of Engineer- to the left rearquarter panel ofthe donations, and that enrollment that the final issues would be "We can't afford to cut any— But he was not the only ing at NCSU, said she finds vehicle. may suffer as a result ofbudget resolved in conference. thingelse," Nmomasaid. "We can TA and instructor who felt the camp fun and interesting cuts in the education sector. “We need to fund higher already feel the effects ofraising that way. and hopes to come back again 06/17/05 “It’s a snowball effect,” he education,” Ross said. “It’s our fees and other expenses." Taylor Medlin, a rising next year. 10:50 AM. HAZMAT Police, Fire Protection, Environmental said. crown jewel.” ‘ Nmoma pointed to the House's senior in the architecture Health, and PSNC responded to the According to Bartemes, stu- Ross said that it is important budget as better than the origi— program, said he also wants Arboretum where someone working dent resources are being cut, for the UNC system to get funds ’nally planned 4 percent overall to teach as a professor, but with an auger struck a natural gas some ofwhich are programs that “to continue to provide an excel- cut, but said that any cut to the said he doesn't work at the line. are “something that we should lent education for all graduate system will hurt students. camp only for himself. 7:36 AM. [ANIMAL PROBLEM be offering.” and undergraduate students.” “The camp is cool because A woman reported a possible sick pony in the pasture at ReedyCreek Rd. The officer checked the pony and lot. Her son left priorto the officers attending an ice hockey camp was Gage suggested UNC’s Frank- Berg said. other horses in the pasture and all arrival. The subject went across the having difficulty breathing and appeared to be okay. streetto a friends residence, outside complaining ofchest pains. RFD and STREET lin Street as a model. However, NCSU Transpor— ofofficersjurisdiction. The female EMS responded. Thejuvenile was continued from page 1 “It’s a world of difference,” tation said the City has not 6:01 PM. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE decided to let her son stay at the experiencing panic attacks due to Gage said. “The little shops contacted the University about Fire Protection, Police, and EMS friends apartment. She went hometo this being his first time away from bring some basic shops closer around there that some guy has starting construction — prob— responded to the Carmichael Gym wait her sons arrival. home. Thejuveniles father was ably excluding the possibility of in reference to a staff member who contacted and was able to calm her to campus. owned for 40 years. Just novelty had a rubber dumbbell hit him in the 06/19/05 down. Everything was OK. She was it “Being college students, stores that give the place a nice work beginning in the fall. head. The staff member was alert and 1:26 AM. ANIMAL PROBLEM not transported to the hospital. people around here are just atmosphere.” According to Pat Mitchell, conscious. He refused transport. A non student reported hitting a deer looking for a variety of places Gage said the roundabouts NCSU transit manager, the on Main Campus Dr. atthe middle 06I20/05 to eat,” McKinney said. “Also, proposed in the City’s plan University has been hearing 06/18/05 school. The non student advised that 2:25 A.M. | BURGLARY 1 :17 AM. ACTIVITY REPORT he did not want to file a report and A staff member reported his floor ifyou don’t have a car or trans- would be a good start for about the renovations for four RPDprovided security coverage would not be on scene, but wanted crew found the Syme Res Hall portation, you’re looking for changing the entire nature of years, but has not seen any forthe Alpha Phi Alpha party at the an officerto check on the deer. Upon unsecured. Officers arrived and a place to shop for the neces— Hillsborough Street. progress made. Talley Student Center. Approximately officers arrival, the deer was found on determined the door had been pried sities. I’ve been here for seven “The roundabouts {would Berg added that renovating 1000 people attended the party. the side ofthe road. open. The staffmemberadvised his and I’ve seen things I be very helpful,” Gage said. the street was only part of its At 12:02 AM. the party was closed crew that he had seen a suspicious years now, down due to several reported fights 12:09 AM. SUSPICIOUS male standing in he hallway at-the thought were useful, like the old “At night, when people are problem. He suggested the on the dance floor. During the fights INCIDENT entrance ofthe door. When he saw Eckerd’s, be taken away.” parked all along the street, it’s city needs to make people feel a non student was assaulted while A student reported hearing five them he fled. Officers cleared the Some students, like Jeremy nearly impossible to get around. better about spending time in attempting to break up a fight. While gunshots in the area of Ligon St. store and found that the safe had Gage, a junior in nuclear en- roundabouts would really help the area. everyone was leaving the area, an Officers checked the area but were been moved and tampered with job with unknown vehicle left the lot and fired unable to located any suspects in the but no entry was gained. CCBI was gineering, say Hillsborough with that, but they’d also be a “If they do a nice several shots from a handgun in the area. RPD also responded and found notified to process the scene. The Street desperately needs some lot more attractive to look at.” this, it definitely won’t hurt,” air. Policerwere unable to locate the no one in the area offcampus. RPD and Investigators were notified. help. According to Berg, who is also Berg said. “You have to pump vehicle, Afterthe area was cleared “It’s pretty much a dump an avid bicyclist, the round— [Hillsborough Street] up like it’s there was another fight reported on 2:00 AM. SUSPICIOUS PERSON 4:46 A.M. DAMAGETO with a couple good pizza abouts would help slow down an entity. Develop a campaign Cates Ave. It took officers one hour Officer Christian saw a male subject PROPERTY and fifteen minutes to clearthe party walking on the railroad tracks near A staff member reported an interior places,” Gage said as he sat at traffic, which would help both so that people are more aware i and make the area safe.There were Broughton Hall. The officer was going broken door glass in Brickhaven Dr. a bus stop along the street. “It pedestrians and store owners. ofwhat it is. Ifword doesn’t get a total ofthree fights reported to to stop and talk to the subject, but All exterior doors and windows were needs something like a Barnes “[The road is] right through out that renovations have been Police during the party. Due to all of once the officer got out of her car and okay. and Noble, something with a campus, with all the pedestri— done, then there won’t be any the problems, Alpha Phi Alpha was walked on to the tracks the subject referred to the university. was gone. coffee shop.” ans, I just feel traffic is too fast,” point to it.” 11:33 AM. ASSIST OTHER 10:16 PM. DRUG VIOLATION 0 AGENCY -, A student reported the odor of “it Raleigh PD transported a non student marijuana coming from ES King to WakeMed.The non student, a Village.The student believes the odor homeless man was highly intoxicated, could have been coming from directly and had passed out on Hillsborough above the her. Officers checked the l" ‘ St. NCSU Police stood byto assist if area butcould not detect any odor of ~' Thinkintiabout needed. marijuana. Law schooi “Forum” 12:02 AM. FIGHT/ ASSAULT 6:47 PM. 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Tyler Dukes According to Peter Kilpat- North Carolina is ranked third Triangle, Kilpatrick said that the “This industry is technologi- laboratory work. News Editor rick, head of the Department in the nation in the biotechnol- hope is to develop the industry to cally rich,” Kilpatrick said. “If As Kilpatrick explains, stu— of Chemical and Biomolecular ogy industry, behind California the extent that there would be a you look at any low-tech in- dents taking courses in applied Nestled between slightly Engineering and director of the and Massachusetts, and as the “diffusion ofcompanies” around dustry, we’re going to lose it to life sciences, especially those larger buildings on Centennial center, BTEC is slated to pro- fastest growing branch of that the state, revitalizing economies a global market.” hoping for careers in biomanu— Campus, the planned 91,000 vide learning opportunities to industry, bioprocess manufac- in the majority ofcounties. The industry’s greatest need at facturing, are often inadequately square foot Biomanufacturing students all over the state. turing could mean even bigger Gov. Mike Easley echoed this the moment, according to Kil- trained for the workforce. Training and Education Center “The whole purpose is to create business for the state under the sentiment at the ground break- patrick, is employees, and ones Specifically, students learn on will not stand out among its a teaching laboratory to provide right conditions. ing ceremony for the center on that are adequately trained. a “bench-top scale,” working peers in size. students in North Carolina and It’s precisely the reason the June 2. “We have a chance to lead the with chemicals and compounds Its design, similar to that of the UNC System with a way to Golden LEAF foundation, “This could be the new econ- nation in this particular indus— in much smaller amounts than buildings all over Centennial, gain commercial laboratory fOrmed from a portion of to- omy for rural North Carolina,” try,” Kilpatrick said. “We could in the industrial level. will not set it apart either. experience,” Kilpatrick said. bacco settlement money with Easley said. be number one if we invest in “The scale is inappropriate In fact, upon its completion in “[The center] fills in the gap the purpose ofdeveloping long- Kilpatrick pointed out that creating an infrastructure and to what is expected at a real the summer of 2007, most on— between what they’re getting term economic advancement of another attractive quality of if we build up an appropriate biomanufacturing facility,” lookers won’t notice anything in our programs and what they the state, decided to fund the $34 the biomanufacturing industry environment.” Kilpatrick said. spectacular about the center need to be ideally suited for the million project. is its high degree of specializa— The center will offer students Through the new course work, from the outside. biomanufacturing industry.” Although most pharmaceutical tion, which will prevent it from a glimpse into the heavily regu— created by the center, students But for BTEC, its what’s inside But benefits from the center and biomanufacturing opera- falling victim to worldwide lated biomanufacturing industry will get a chance to work on an that counts. don’t stop there. tions are located primarily in the competition. through classes and hands-on industrial scale, as well as gain experience in other areas, such as working in clean rooms. BTEC will also provide ap- propriate conditions during training, specifically in regard to Food and Drug Administra— tion regulations, which strictly control the industry. “To function in a biomanu- facturing environment, stu- dents really need to understand the regulations and how you function in that environment,” IINIVIIISIIYIIIIIISE Kilpatrick said. Aguda Remil, a graduate student in chemical engineer- ing, said he plans on working at BTEC. He said he wants to specialize in biomanufacturing and bioprocessing. “You’re working in a pharma- ceutical environment. That’s why BTEC is such a good center for graduates,” Remil said. “You get an education with hands-on interaction with the business.” But the center is poised to provide education not only to students in the UNC . system, but the community college sys— tem as well. Susan Seymour is the director of BioNetwork, a statewide inij. tiative connecting community colleges by providing specialty training for the pharmaceutical industry. ‘ According to Seymour, com- munity college students and, workers hoping to gain careers‘. in the biomanufacturing indus? try from across the state will re- ceive the bulk of their training at the community college level. They will then travel to :BTEC to receive hands-on training that would be too expensive to replicate locally to finish their education. , “This is going to give disl‘of. cated workers from North Caro: , lina new‘skills,” Seymour said. “A pool ofwell-trained workers is the number one incentive to attract new biopharmaceuti— cal facilities to locate in North Carolina.” . As Seymour points out, BTEC is really about North Carolina’s future. “What this whole initiative is about is jobs, and these are good payingjobs,” Seymour said. “This is definitely an economic development catalyst.”

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Cynthia Marvin found in present-day female Science & Tech Editor birds during ovulation. The formation is triggered by Stopping to eat lunch by a 50— an increase in estrogen levels and foot cliff, Bob Harmon, chief this temporary tissue provides preparator of paleontology at the calcium which is necessary the Museum ofthe Rockies dis— to form eggshells. covered a 68 million year- old These findings continue to add Tyrannosaurus Rex. support in the linkage between Montana State University’s birds and dinosaurs. ' crews spent three summers using “[This] is one more link in jackhammers and rock—climb— all the robust data showing ing harnesses, removing 46 feet that theropod dinosaurs and of rocks and sediments above birds are very closely related,” the dinosaur. Some bones were Schweitzer said. “It is also the slightlydeformed or crushed, but first direct evidence that their preservation overall was excel- reproductive physiologies are lent, according to a recent MSU similar, and very different from press release. other reptiles.” Paleontologists at NC State Since the dinosaur tissues discovered findings in the hollow didn’t look precisely like any cavity of the T. rex’s broken leg published pictures ofmedullary bone that indicated the specimen bone in living birds, Schweitzer’s female and pregnant. team compared the tissues from Iack Hornet, curator ofpaleon— the T. rex’s femur to the leg bone tology at MSU’s Museum ofthe sample offlightless birds like os— Rockies, and his crewtried to get trichesand emus. the specimen out ofthe field but This research will also aid it was too heavy and even with researChers with a way to deter- the aid of a helicopter, the lift- mine gender and the specimen’s ingjacket caused it to remain too reproductive state. heavy. Theywere forced to break These birds were chosen be— the bone in the field in order to cause they share more features lift the specimen. with dinosaurs than other pres~ “The untreated pieces not nec- ent-day birds. The ostrich and essary for reconstruction were emus used were in different sent to me for analyses,” Mary stages oftheir laying cycles, when Schweitzer, assistant professor medullary bone is present. ofpaleontology with a joint- ap— ,The sample tissues were viewed pointment at the NC. Museum under both a light and an elec- of Natural Sciences, said. “I tron microscope. Schweitzer noticed the reproductive tissues found that the dinosaur tissues and began analyses.” were virtually identical to those The reproductive study was of the modern birds in form, performed with Schweitzer’s location and distribution. technician Jennifer Wittmeyer Schweitzer said this has al— and many other contributors. ready lead to new research on According to Schweitzer, the medullary bones by. chemistry unusual tissue she noticed is undergraduate Tim Collier. medullary bone which is a thick She also said it lead to a better layer of highly vascular bone understanding of dinosaurs.

PHOTO ILLUSTRATION.BY WIN BASSETT 8r JEFF REEVES

‘ Textiles’ fixation: won’t wear, tear or fade

Generated at atmospheric Egypt. ceived funding through the allowing the attachment of an— through the plasma,” Bourham “We killed about 90 percent conditions, plasma-based According to Bourham, the U.S. Embassy in Egypt, and the timicrobial agents. said. “This is actually what the of the bacteria, in some cases,” process could significantly joint research began in late 2003 National Science Foundation Because no harsh chemical industry will be looking at, Breidt said, who helped design with a program sponsored by the funded NCSU scientists. ‘ soups are used, the process is something that can be done the experiments. “It’s, a reason- lower cost National Science Foundation. Together, the two groups began considerably more environ- online.” . able result.” “The NationalScience Founda— looking at using a plasma-based mentally friendly. The antimicrobial properties Bourham said his group will Matt Wilson tion have a special program to process to bind antimicrobial The greatest advantage to using could allow for a number ofap— also look into attaching antimi- StaffWriter support the cooperation of US agents‘to the fibers of a piece aplasma-basedprocess, however, plications, including antibacte— crobial agents onto other fabrics, researchers and international offabric. is that the antimicrobial agents rial clothes, hospital bedding, including wool, Which could be Scientists from NC. State and researchers. One ofthe advantages ofusing become a permanent fixation. and clothes to protect against made moth-resistant. the National Research Center in One of these programs is very a plasma-based process is cost. The antimicrobial properties biological agents for soldiers. “What we’ve been trying to do Cairo, Egypt have engineered specific for Egypt,” Bourham Compared to existing methods do not fade with wear, wash or Bourham said his. group is is introduce chitosan into the a new method of producing said. used to coat textiles, the plasma- time. ‘ also looking into the inclusion wool. And then when it comes textiles with antimicrobial Bourham looked for Egyp- based process is much cheaper. “Last summer we did a series of insect repellent agents. to moth—proofing the wool, we’re properties. tian scientists and through the The plasma is generated at of experiments through which Fred Breidt, an associate going to try to graft other com- A plasma-based process to National Research Center in atmospheric conditions, and we have shown that we can get professor of microbiology, and pounds that repel the moths,” attach antimicrobial agents to Cairo, found an expert group in the base gas is helium and 1—2 the antimicrobial activity as a DoriaWafa, a visiting scientist in Carrie Cornelius, a senior in textiles was developed by Mo- chemistry. percent oxygen. permanent fixation in fabrics,” food science, performed tests on textile technology, said. hamed Bourham, professor of “We discussed the opportunity “In comparison it is absolutely Bourham said. the antibacterial textiles at the A paper describing the method nuclear engineering, and Mar— of inclusion of antimicrobial cheaper,” Bourham said. The process has been so U.S. Department ofAgriculture is currentlyin review for publish- ian McCord, associate professor agents into fabrics as a perma— Chemical agents are‘ grafted streamlined that Bourham said laboratories at NCSU. ing. Bourham said his group ran oftextile engineering, chemistry nent fixation,” Bourham said. onto the fibers, which are Opened a device, located in the College By applying bacteria to the experiments last May and three and biomedical engineering. U.S. Department of State re— by oxygen. of Textiles, had been built with enhanced fabric and measuring new papers are in the process of Bourham and McCord worked viewed and approved a research In the second phase ofgrafting, online functionality. the number ofreduction in cells, being written. in association with professors proposal submitted by the four a layer is attached to the fabric “Our device that we built can Breidt and Wafa determined “This work continues and is Samiha Gawish and Ameera researchers. with multiple cavities. These allow for online processing. It the efficacy of the antibacterial ongoing and will be through Ramadan researching in Cairo, The Egyptian scientists re- cavities are highly hydrophilic, has rollers so the fabric can roll properties. 2006,” Bourham said. h g K / in. Viewpoint WEDNESDAY,JUNE 22,2005 PAGE 5

T“ ’tors! A WINDOW ON has i

HILLSBOROUGH

OUR OPINION: MAYOR CHARLES MEEKER ANNOUNCED A NEW PLAN FOR RE— VITALIZING HILLSBOROUGH STREET. THIS PLAN ONLY GIVES THE WOLFPACK A WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY AND THIS MUST BE SOMETHING THAT STU? ’ ’ ‘ . DENTS AND FACULTY ARE WILLING TO SEE THROUGH TO THE END.

For a few years now, NC. State roundabouts (and we’re gone). has been gathering, planning, plot— Eleven roundabouts? What, in ’-‘ ting, meeting, protesting, calling, the name of Chuck Amato’s green complaining, listening and pushing football field is our mayor think- for one primary thing: the revital- ing? ization of Hillsborough Street. That is downright hideous, ob— We can easily complain about noxious and unnecessary. Take out it. We can walk around the Brick- the roundabouts from the budget yard, sit‘ next to each other in class, altogether and put it toward some- talk to one another in meetings or thing useful. bicker to the Owners of businesses The mayor has$3 million stashed about how much Hillsborough away to build two of the round— Street needs to improve. abouts. We’ll walk by the trash on the If something is going to get done Senator not suited for office street, turn our nose up at the to Hillsborough, do not make smell of the garbage creeping its roundabouts. Put that money Just when I thought the lib- method ofextracting information soldiers evil for their treatment of way from behind the buildings, toward a proposed, joint-owned eral Democrats could not get any from hateful, murderous cowards detainees, a hornets nest is surely drive around the blOcks for 15 parking deck that the city operates worse, they manage to surprise me. like the type that brutally sawed being swatted. God forbid another minutes getting more and more during the day and NCSU operates Instead of offthe heads ofNick Berg and Paul innocent journalist or foreign aide simply being Johnson. worker is beheaded by terrorists. frustrated with there being no— during the night and both can led by sheer But no, Durbin had to go the But ifI saw another video ofthe ’ where to park, wish that the home— split the costs. That is a much wiser raving lunatics, extra mile. Behaving as ifhav- terrorists about to behead an in— less guy would find another place investment than two roundabouts. attracting all ing studied under renowned nocent civilian, and the terrorists to beg and even wonder if those What does all this mean for sorts ofanti- anti-American and fake Native- were reading the statements ofSen. Wolfline buses could get any closer NCSU? American American Ward Churchill, Durbin Durbin, I would not be surprised lowlifes as con— asserted a moral equivalence in the least — the senator’s com— to the sidewalk. It means our fight is not over. stituents, and between our soldiers — and by ments were just that treasonous. These aren’t the kind of things It means that we must take our just generally extension our government -— and Once again, liberal democrats (a we like to associate with being a efforts to the next level because it Danlel being opposed the Nazi’s. phrase which is everyday becoming student at NCSU. So, we caused is not in the mayor’s hands at this "NderWQOd to America’s According to the Senate Con- more and more redundant) have StaffColumn/st ruckus and now, a window has point. self-interests, gressional Record from June 14th, a temper tantrum when insurgent emerged. Sure, it’s small, it’s still a they have achieved a new low Durbin said the following in re— detainees are refused a tea cozy for If this project is going to get — they are now the proud owners sponse to the aforementioned FBI their morning Earl Gray, but their bit smeared, and not very sturdy done the way we want it done ofa one Sen. Dick Durbin. Yes, the report: “IfI read this to you and lips are sealed when it comes down — but it wasn’t there a year ago. —— because, after all, we are the democratic senator from Illinois, did not tell you that it was an FBI to pointing the blame at any fanati- The mayor of Raleigh, Charles ones that always use it we must Durbin, has finally comelout and agent describing what Americans cal terrorist group. When in doubt, Meeker, announced a $25 million see it through until the end. That said exactly what the Democratic had done to prisoners in their blame Americans, right guys? plan to revitalize the street between task falls directly into the laps Party has been poised to say for a control, you would most certainly , After receiving criticism for his long time now: Sen. Durbin admit- believe this must have been done comments on the Senate floor, Gorman and Pullen Roads. The of two concentrated groups: the ted his hatred for America’s armed by Nazis, Soviets in their gulags, Durbin tried to take the focus of plan includes underground util- Hillsborough Street Commission forces — you know, the guys that or some mad regime — Pol Pot or his comparison away from the ity lines (good, that means the and the Office of External Affairs. kind ofkeep people like Durbin others that had no concern for number of deaths incurred to sim— street can be expanded), a median It’s a Wolfpack fight and they from being beheaded by savage Is- human beings. ply the “interrogation techniques” (they’re starting to lose us) and 11 must be the leaders. lamofascist terrorists? Sadly, that is not the case. This employed by thevarious regimes. Durbin vilified our armed forces, was the action ofAmericans in the Some ofthe non-fatal practices used the senate floor as a launch- treatment oftheir prisoners.” espoused by the Nazis Gestapo The unsigned editorial thatappears above is the opinion ofthe members ofTechnician’s editorial pad for treasonous exaggerations, For those ofyou whose historical include repeated near—drowning board excluding the News departmentand is the responsibility ofthe editorin chief. and made an abject fool out of context has been filtered by the lib- events in vats of freezing water, both himself and his party. eral education system, here is why electric shocks administered to the Editorin Chief Durbin read a report from an Durbin’s comments were anything genitalia, crushing men’s testicles, Rebecca Heslin forced dislocation ofprisoner’s editor@technicianon/ine.com FBI agent detailing the so—called but thoughtful and sane. About 6 Managing Editor extreme conditions some detainees million Jews died at the hands of shoulders, and burning prisoner’s TECHN AN Patrick Clarke at Guantanamo Bay were subjected the Nazis; some historians estimate flesh with soldering irons. THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY patn‘[email protected] to. The report alleges that detain- that around 20 million people died Under the watchful eye of Iosef in the Soviet gulags between 1930 Mengele, Nazi doctors attempted News Editor Sports Editor Design Editor ees were denied chairs, food, access Tyler Dukes Ian Jester Katie Graf to the bathroom and were forced and 1950; Pol Pot, the Cambodian to change the color of children’s tyler@technicianon/ine.com [email protected] [email protected] to endure uncomfortable tempera- prime minister and leader ofthe . eyes by injecting painful chemi- DeputyNews Editor DeputySports Editor PhotoEditor Erin Welch Joe Overby Jeff Reeves tures in their cells. Khmer Rouge, slaughtered nearly cals directly into their eyes, and [email protected] ][email protected] [email protected] Also, some detainees were forced 2 million people in his attempt to some twins had their veins sewn DeputyNews Editor A&E Editor Advertising Manager Haley Huie Jake Seaton RobbyWilliams to listen to really loud rap music create an ethnically pure commu- together in order to create artificial [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] — kind oflike when someone with nist state. Siamese twins. Science&Tech Editor DeputyA&E Editor Classifieds Manager Cynthia Marvin Chris Reynolds Meghann Dominie a ridiculously loud sound system An estimate ofthe people killed Nice try Sen. Durbin. Go find cynthia@technicianon/ine.com [email protected] classifi[email protected] drives by your house in the middle by the Nazis, in the gulags, and by another nation to publicly demean. ViewpointEditor Design Editor Jason Eder Win Bassett of the night. Boy, I really feel sorry Pol Pot: somewhere around 28 mil- Your comments might have earned [email protected] win@technicianonlinecom for those detainees. lion. The current running number you a VIP pass at the next Che IfDurbin had made the point ofdetainees at Guantanamo Bay Guevara convention, but they are who were needlessly or senselessly not fitting of a patriotic American, Technician (USPS 455-050) is the official student>run newspaper of NC. State University and is 323Witherspoon StudentCenterBox8608, that our soldiers should not be published every Monday through Friday throughout the academic year from August through May NCSU CampusRaleigh,NC 27695-8608 subjecting the detainees to this killed: 0. Need I say more? much less a US. 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The definition of cheating, simplified

What is cheating? It's such a provocative ques- you can always go back to doing things the way ing. You won't be going out on dates as an excuse anything that would hurt me —— whether you tion or feared one, depending on who you you always did them. . to use your "game." Hopefully you will be with like it or not. And only love will do that. ask. It also has a variety ofanswers. The rule about cheating is very simple: cheat- someone because you see the potential in them But the most important thing is not to judge- For example: it’s only cheating ifyou have ing is anything you say or do that you would not to be with forever. your significant other. Ifyour boyfriend comes physical contact with them; otherwise say or do when your significant other Once you’ve made this decision, you have to to you and says how he thought about what it It’s cheating ifyou think was around. stick to it. You’re there, so you might as well would be like to kiss the girl walking down the about someone else; Cheat— When most ofus are in relationships, we are make it work. It’s called commitment. It’s not as street, you cannot get all worked up and worried ing is approaching someone scared to DEATH that the other person will difficult as people make it out to be. that he’s going to go dump you for her. Remem- with the wrong intentions; change us. We are scared oflosing a sense of All you have to do is be honest with the other ber, both ofyou are committed to each other and Cheating only happens in identity, losing our "self," being manipulated, person. Tell each other everything, including that means he’s not going to do that. Ifhe was, marriages, I don’t cheat on taken advantage ofand, worst of all, hurt. That the things you’re not proud of, even ifyou're he would have done it already. Just be glad that someone unless I’m married is why we don’t want to change any ofthe things ashamed to admit them. Ifthe other person he feels open enough to where he can tell you » to them; Cheating is only sex, we "usually do" because ifyou do, it means is really committed to you, they will love you that -— then love him for it anyway. He’ll come Jason I anything else is OK; It’s not you’re getting sucked into a relationship that you anyway. Besides, everyone has those things around soon enough. Eder cheating ifthe couple was have no control over. Ifyou can go on and keep and ifyou’re going to grow together, you’d want And guys, ifyour girl went with her friends to StaffColumnist gomg to break up anyway; flirting with guys, hitting on your classmates, to know them. Ifyou want a real relationship, a club and when she gets back, the first thing out It’s not cheatin8 ifI love the talking to the ex-girlfriends from high school, you’d talk about those things. ofyour mouth is, "How many times did you give other person. you are not changing — you are staying true to What you consider "changing" isn’t such a out your phone number tonight?" C’mon man, And there are probably others. In fact, I could your "self." bad thing either. Maybe you’re not really your you’re still worried about getting hurt. Ask her probably use up this entire column space with It also means you can get out ofthe relation- "self" now and you have to "change" to be that how her night was and ifyou’re worried about excuses. But that’s not the point — there is one ship at any point because you have a network of way. Who knows? But, rest assured, people don’t it, tell her. Since both ofyou are committed, you . very clear, inarguable definition of cheating. people that will take you once you’re available. change. They may grow, but they don’t change. shouldn’t even feel the need to ask. ' Some ofyou will probably think I’m cheesy, It’s quite a convenient arsenal to have. I’m saying that ifyou live by this rule, you’ll All ofthis is really quite simple — trust each maybe full of"it," maybe just trying to get the at- Now, ifyou and your significant other were to grow —— and you can’t be afraid ofthat. other. Try that rule out for a while. Ifit doesn’t tention ofa certain girl, or, heaven forbid, some live by this rule it could save the both ofyou a lot Once you’ve established a commitment, like work, tell me your story. ofyou may agree with me. Hear me out, think ofheartache, mistrust, fighting and threatening. the one my rule suggests, issues like trust and about it, practice it, live'by the rule for a little By the time you graduate, you will no longer love pretty much take care ofthemselves. I will E-mail Jason your stories at while, see what happens. After all, ifit fails you, be dating forsport -— dating for the sake ofdat— trust you because I know you’re not going to do [email protected] l 1 .gI ) Entertainment TECHNICIAN

Knowing

what being The great White hype ’gets satanic’

Dutch means Get Behind Me Satan Behind Me Satan just for shits My travels have brought me The White Stripes and giggles. to Amsterdam. Amsterdam, Record Company Standout tracks “The Denial the city known for its red light 1101101117 Twist” and “Take, Take, Take” district and tolerant attitude are fun ditties meant for the towards die—hard The White Stripes marijuana, Jake Seaton fans. Guitar—heavy, drum-heavy already has Entertainment Editor andup—beat, “The Denial Twist” a reputation. hearkens to a grittier Chubby But during In the game of music, it’s Checker: “If you think that a my stay I tough to best your best. You kiss is all in the lips/ C’mon, have learned may release an album so stel- you got it all wrong, man/ And what it really lar critics will doubt you can ifyou think that our dance was means to be do better. all in the hips/ Oh well, then do Dutch. It seemed as though Elephant the twist.” A subtle homage, Caroline For a week Monday was The White Stripes best. In but a homage nonetheless. In Foreign Correspondent I have stayed 2003, it beat its competitors for contrast, lack pounds the keys in Amster— an all around great Rock album. in the very Stripes-esque song dam with my friend Teska. Like its predecessors, it stepped “Take,Take,Take.” Also a hom- Teska and I met as co-counsel- back to the heyday of Rock ‘N’ age, the crooner sings of an ors at Camp Seafarer two years Roll. Led by the radio—friendly encounter — true or dreamed ago. That summer I am sure she track “Seven Nation Army,” it — with 19405 film star Rita learned a lot about American showed the young generations Hayworth: “She walked into culture from me and the rest what real Rock is. the bar with her long, red, of the staff. This summer, she As The Stripes entered a sparse curly hair/ And that was all returned the favor and taught me studio to record a follow up to that I needed/ And I said to my all about being Dutch. the Grammy award winning al- 3 friend, ‘Good God, we’re lucky Real Dutch people do not ' bum, doubts arouse as it seemed men just to even see her.’” walk around their windmills there was no way for the Stripes A new take on the Hank Wil— in wooden shoes with roaches to best its best. liams Country melody “I’m So dangling out of their mouths, Man, could I have been any Lonesome I Could Cry,” “I’m sipping Heineken. more wrong. The technologic ALBUM COVER COURTESYOF V2. / BMG Lonely (But I Ain’t That Lonely Ok, maybe some of them do, delinquents deliver yet another Yet)” closes the genre—absent but none that I’ve met. Maybe best with Get Behind Me Satan. something not heard on any go as lack sings in a falsetto because “My Doorbell” and GetBehindMe Satan. Carriedby traveling for three weeks (so far) - It is a rollercoaster of a romp of the group’s other releases. hugged by crunchy guitar work “Forever For Her (Is Over For a piano like many of the songs around Europe has desensitized in the daydreaming mind of Sure Get Behind Me Satan of- and Meg’s repetitive thud on a Me)” are like anytypical Stripes on the album, lack once again me to strange sites, but most of Jack White expressed through fers its quota of Garage Rock kick drum. The following song, song —— lack throws a twist pos— takes on the role of a Country the people I have encountered a simply raw production. I’ve tunes, but strewn throughout “The Nurse,” takes listeners siblyinfluenced byhis workwith singer as he wails about miss- here in Amsterdam are normal only seen one other person delve are tracks riddled in Bluegrass further down the path hardly Loretta Lynn by introducing the ing his mother and sister, and enough, with a few different so much in to production in or- (“Little Ghost”), Country paved by these minimalists. Bluegrass-heavy “Little Ghost.” the perils of finding romance. customs. der to create the perfect album Western (“I’m Lonely”), Clas- A marimba drives the tune Playing high on his guitar, Iack “Well I miss my mother/ And I Ifmy single week in the Neth— —— Geoff Barrow of Portishead sic Rock (“Blue Orchid”) and with an accompanying rattler emulates a banjo while he sings miss being her son/ As crazy as erlands gives me any expertise on fame of course, seven years even genre bending tracks such instrument — likely a maraca. in a country twang, “I’m the I was/ I guess I wasn’t much of Dutch Culture at all, I feel safe to later Trip—Hop still await a new as “The Nurse,” “Red Rain” and Randomly through the Hawai- only one that sees you/ And I one,” sings Jack to his attentive say a key Dutch custom, if not Portishead album. “The Denial Twist.” ian-reminiscent song are guitar can’t do much to please you/ listeners. the key Dutch custom, is riding Thankfully, two years is all “Blue Orchid” —- a track that screeches and piano patter that And it’s not yet time to meet 3 It may be hard to place where a bicycle everywhere. According we had to , wait to hear the has seen its fair share of radio make the track a bit difficult to the lord above.” the album falls in the mad world to Lonely Planet’s Europe On A next chapter from the Post- playtime —- opens the album. listen to. With a hint ofa religious con— of musical genres, but it is easy Shoestring, there are at least as modern duo. The ground The The track is a step in a direc— After an intermission of two notation, it is evident Jack and to say I feel sorry for Jack and manybicycles in the Netherlands Stripes cover on this album is tion we’ve not seen The Stripes songs —— an intermission only Meg didn’t name the album Get Meg as they try to top this one. as there are people. They ride their bikes to work, to the grocery store, to go out on the town and home after a night out on the town. Very few people in Amsterdam have their driv- ers license, and even fewer have cars. Instead ofroom for parallel parking, the roads have heavily utilized bike lanes. Determined to embrace Dutch culture, I threw away my musrnaer public transit map and donned Wednesday,Jun. 22 Thursday,1.lune233 Friday,June24 Cal” Credit: Cat’5Cradle . MeymandlConcertHall a bicycle. Wonderful Teska ar- Iron andWine/Handof JayClifford(Jump. 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Projekt Undercover Unfortunately for me, Teska’s roommate, like most Dutch 1 52111111117111.1111;25 , Sunday,June215 , Monday.Jena27 ,. , ‘ people, is about six inches taller , ThePourHausaMusicHall ‘ , Car’5 Cradle than me. The seat ofher bike was 12199111591111:Read , ,, , , 1Live/VastAlre/C Rays 3.1 51311155]OlympmA55Kt‘ckln’ , Walz“!VordulMegal raised accordingly. Therefore,I TeamfDexrerRomweberl Kami‘egei4th Pyramid $315/ BR developed my own technique for ChromePtated Apostles! Local505 ‘ The 5131ms SomethingAbout mounting the bike. (TheArtsCenter Vampiresand SiutslEyes What I had to do was straddle StephenRileyQnanet toS ace]Permanent (Limited‘mne Onfy) ,Local506 Daring the bike, as normal” (except “ThePrayers81Tearsof ThePourHouseMusicHall . 3 Bedroom ‘ Arthur.UigbySellers]The Homeroom without actually being able to smugglers/1111911113Reel Kings , CalT919.532.1157 reach the seat). Then, with one Cbmets011Final . Individual bathrooms I, , ‘GrowmglStrange foot on one peddle and the other . All kitchen appliances"1—. foot onthe ground, I would scoot the bike along, picking up speed. , Tuesday,June3283 11.11.151.111“.291 1111.31.11.11.June30 eluded Once I had the bike going fast DiscoRodeo AlltelPavilion AliveAfterFive ‘ Dead Meadow Dave Matthew/sBandl CoconutGrooveBand . Full size washer and dryer enough, I could hop up on the DriveByTrdc‘kers ,‘ Local506 seat, wobble a little and pray , Cat’sCradle 3:‘ ‘ , , Manlshevltz/Zzzz . Located along the Wolfline ‘ Elsley/Leyedrugl TheLongbranch that the next stoplight would be , Pilotdrlft ' I , ‘ TheBreezeBand 1 , TheBrewery , ‘ ThEPourHat/5e,MusicHa‘ll . Minutes from NCSU green so I would not have to go I ‘OrlginrAdvent(ex- 1 , PaulBuICh/Lauracantrelt : through the whole process again “ V Beioyad3 . , 1 ‘1 Kings , * , ‘ 1 ‘ 1, TheCloSe/Monsonla in the middle ofthe street. , SixStrlng Café , With practice, I perfected my SpencerAcufflNew ‘ method and, feeling particularly Darlings brave, I ventured out to tour the OPEN HOUSE DAILY FROM 1—6pm Heineken brewery on my own 1111111”.11113311 ‘ Saturdaygluly2 Sunday,{3131111113 1 one daywhile Teska was at work. “' n Kolra3175111Amphrtheatre I WesrP01111011the£1103 Park, ~ I skillfully navigated the compli— snare“;FrankieBeverly/‘ “ 31 RickySkagg‘slTh’eDel 1 ”FestwalfnrtheE1111" ‘ Gladysnght ‘ M‘cCouryBand/Patty » Jump.L1ttleChildren/ LOCATED AT 1701 GORMAN smear cated city streets leading to the ‘tincolnTheatre , j I 3 Loveless/RidersInThe ,, SteepCanyonRangers city center, I rang my little bell at Scumofthe Earth 51wOld Crow Medlcine Local5036 , Local506 , , Q Show , TheImmortalLeeCounty tourists blocking the bike path 1Zone/Pensand WestPointon the5110Park Killers and I arrived at my destination Needles/1.1411119Dead!, "Festivalfor the line" ‘ K‘H1H , (EddieFrom01150!The WWW.UNIVERSITYCONDOS.COM feeling rather proud ofhow well . ‘ Nields I was doing at being Dutch. , TheBrewery ‘ ; SilvertidelAmerican , , , , Then I went into the brewery, g MinorlPepper511511051! 1 , J‘- ‘1 “ had a couple of free beers, de— } *Boxhomh spite the fact that it was 11 am. and after traveling two blocks, Monday,Julyd three unsuccessfully attempted WestPointontheE110Park OCERRISborough St. mounts and one pissed offDutch "Festivalforthefins” guy later, I decided I needed Jon Shaln some lunch. Maybe this whole 3Th3lvérsltycondoseom learning-to-be-Dutch thing 919.870.5080 is going to take more practice ”a than I thOught. , 1,3.8485087 13111111111111, Caroline, wearing wooden 1111;[email protected] shoes, can be reached at [email protected] Sports WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2005 PAGE 7

NFL Alumni, State athletes give back to community

Football, soccerplayers and invited by the local chapter of NFL the time teaching the children the basic the community and theylook up to us,” cheerleaders ran a skills clinicfor Alumni to participate in a skills clinic fundamentals and drills oftheir respec- Schumacher—Hodge said. foster children Saturday run by athletes from the State football, tive sports. Cheerleader Mkat Fodel said it was soccer, and cheerleading teams. “We’re going to coach pretty much the rewarding to be able to give back to the “It’s a hands-on thing, to show these beginning part offootball ofeach ofour community. Joe Overby kids that they are appreciated, spend positions, do little drills, and help them “It’s nice to give back what people have Deputy Sports Editor some time with them,” Capp said. “It’s understand what it takes to perform on given to us,” Fodel said. a rewarding morning for the kids, they Saturdays,” wide receiver Brian Clark Program volunteer Wayne Loots is On Dick Capp’s hand glimmers an all seem to enjoy it. It’s also rewarding said before the clinic. a foster parent himself. He said that enormous, diamond—studded ring for the participants. I’ve got an awful lot Clark was joined by defensive end whether or not the athletes realize it, with a slight hint Of sky blue back- ofpositive feedback from the cheerlead- Manny Lawson, linebacker Oliver their volunteering makes a tremendous ground. Scrawled across that ring is ers, and [State] football players in the Hoyte, and quarterback Jay Davis. impact on the future ofthe children. a phrase few can claim — Super Bowl ’ past that they really enjoyed working Lawson said he hoped he and his “Having been a foster parent 4— the 11 Champions. Capp earned the ring with these kids.” teammates could provide a positive , football players, the cheerleaders, the FILE PHOTO BYJEFF REEVES/TECHNICIAN playing outside linebacker for the 1968 According to Capp, the skills clinic example for the children soccer players, they’re all examples to Brian Clark averts a tackle during the Green Bay Packers. was started in Dallas 15 years ago. The “Probably some of us can relate to these young people,” Loots said. “These Red-White game in April. Clark was one But these days, Capp doesn’t spend his clinic partners former NFL players with circumstances they grew up in,” Law- young kids, they’re always looking at Of four N.C. State football players who time sacking quarterbacks. Instead, he a local university. Saturday marked the son said. “They see that we’re making these people, and saying ‘when I grow participated in Saturday's skills clinic. works with NFL Alumni, an organiza- third time the clinic was held at State. it, we’re here in college and we’re hav- up, I want to do that’. The example tion Of former players which provides “We’re giving back to the commu- ing fun, living life to its fullest without they’ll see from the volunteers today Clark said providing such inspiration public service to NFL cities and their nity to kids who maybe haven’t been getting in trouble.” will encourage them for the future.” was a rewarding part ofvolunteering. surrounding communities. as fortunate as we have growing up,” Mandela Schumacher-Hodge, one. of During the drills, Loots said he walked “I love giving back, especially to the Saturday, Capp and his fellow alumni Capp said. the women’s soccer players who partici- up to the football players and told them youth, because you never know who held the NFL Alumni Foster Children’s The children were broken up by age pated in the clinic, said she felt honored that everyone, at some point, is inspired the next great player is going to be Sports Clinic at the N.C. State football group and spent 15 minutes in each to be asked to participate. by someone they admire—— and that the and how you can influence their life,” practice fields. All ofthe foster and ad- exercize —— football, soccer, cheerlead- “It’s nice to know that they want our athletes may one day inspire the chil- Clark said. ‘ opted childrenin Wake County were ing and fitness. The State athletes spent help and asked us, that we play a role in dren who participated in the clinic.

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“I try to think of myself as a lion, in a jungle

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FILE PHOTO BYTAYLORTEMPLETON/TECHNICIAN Julius Hodge celebrates N.C. State’s win over Connecticut in the NCAA Tournament March 20. Hodge has worked out for 16 NBA teams, including the Charlotte Bobcats on Monday, as he prepares for the draft.

V Hodge spends summer preparing for NBA draft

STORY BY JOE OVERBY ”9 n late June, it’s a similar scene every year in New York City blessing in itself.” . wing players. helped me out, not only through . it} Monday, Hodge worked out “Besides Magic Johnson, I this process but throughout my for the NBA draft. Dozens of larger—than—Iife young men l";i for the Charlotte Bobcats. His would have to say [I admire] high school and college career,” ”I i gather with their families at Madison Square Garden, don- workout partners in Charlotte big point guards. Certain wing Hodge said. ii included Raymond Felton and players like Tayshaun Prince, the Hodge said because Steve -Wfifs {9l ning designer suits. They anxiously wait for Commissioner Rashad McCants, until Mc— way he gets after it defensively,” pushed him, he was motivated David Stern to call their name with an invitation to sport the hat Cants went down with a ham- Hodge said. “Stephen Jackson, to become relentless in workouts string injury. with his heart and determina- to improve hisdraft stock. of their new team. Hodge originally had a work- tion. I’ve always been a fan of “My brother definitely played But for the first time in the Herb Sendek era, a former hoopster out with McCants earlier this Jason Kidd, a big point guard the biggest role in me developing summer in Toronto, but Mc— who can pass. He may not be the as a basketball player. He really likely will be drafted in the first round —— Julius Hodge. Cants was not able to finish the best shooter but he finds ways to looks at things from the outside workout. ’ get it done.” in,” Hodge said. “I was predicted ‘ The self- described ‘Jules the parts ofmy game that wasn’t to the Sweet 16 when most so- “That [workout in Toronto], At State, Hodge was known for early as a late first-rounder, of Harlem’ will return to his my strength early on in the pro- called analysts didn’t have us was interesting. We started to his intensity, floor-slapping de— early second. He always looks hometown’s basketball Mecca cess,” Hodge said. “I go out there making it into the NCAA tour— work out together. But he had a fense, and desire to win. Hodge at it ‘Right now you’re an early June 28 to find out where his and play to my strength. I know nament,” Hodge said. “It’s been bad case of food poisoning, so said to succeed not only in the second-round pick, now what next home will be. I can finish well. If I’m playing a great feeling. I can really use he couldn’t finish,” Hodge said. draft but later on down the line are you going to do to become a Hodge has been spending his against a little guard, I’m going that energy to motivate myself “I finished it with one of my in the NBA, he would have to lottery'pick?” summer working out for 16 to post him up. If I’m playing to .work even harder in these homeboys actually, Francisco continue that same work ethic. Hodge said playing in the teams, trying to make an impres— against a guy my size or quicker, workouts.” ’ Garcia. It turned out to be a re— “It’s going to be strictly busi- NBA has been his dream since sion on the scouts and improve I’m going to try and drive by him When he made the announce— ally competitive workout.” ness. I’ve gone through every childhood. June 28, Hodge will his draft status. or pull up on him. So I try to fig— ment last spring that he was Hodge said throughout his workout with a business mind- almost certainly realize that “It’s been going really well. ure what I do best. “ returning tO'State, he sported workouts, he has been impressed set —— seek and destroy,” Hodge dream when Stern comes to the As of now, I’m looking at a late After the 2003 -2004 season, a Knicks jacket and mentioned with some ofhis competition. said. “I try to think of myself as podium and calls his name. But first—rounder,” Hodge said in many scouts had Hodge going that New York would have to “I’ve seen a couple of high a lion, in a jungle with a bunch he said his dreams don’t end on a phone interview last week. early in the first round had he wait a year. Hodge said even school guys that I like. One guy ofpeople, and I have to eat. So I draft night. In five years Hodge “If I continue working and not entered the draft. Hodge, how- though he would enjoy playing I’ve seen work out, he’s from have to do what I have to do.” said he wants to be an all—star become complacent, I will con— ever, said that even though he is for NewYork, he would be happy Florida Atlantic University, Mi- On draft night, Hodge will be and help a team win a champi- tinue‘ to move up on the draft not projected as high this year, playing for any team. chael Bell, he’s really impressed joined in Madison Square Gar- onship. boards.” ' coming back to State for his se- “I definitely thought about it. me,” Hodge said. “He’s about den with his family alongside “Five years from now, I’d like Hodge said in order to im- nior year was a good decision. It would be a great opportunity 6’10”, long, can dribble, can him. One member ofhis family, to see myself at least with an prove his draft status, he will “Coming back for my senior to be drafted by the Knicks. As shoot, can defend and I think in particular, is Hodge’s biggest all—star game under my belt,” have to continue to work on his season definitely paid dividends. of now, I don’t care where I go. he’s going to be a sleeper.” inspiration - his older brother Hodge said. “IfI can be placed jump shot and play more to his I obtained my college degree and This has been a dream of mine Hodge said he hopes to pat— Steve. on a championship contender, strengths. made my mom proud, first off. since I’ve been a little kid, to play tern his NBA playing style after “It’s that motivation and confi- I think I can really help out a “That [jump shot] was one of Secondly, we made a great run professional basketball—that’s a taller point guards and quick dence he had in me — that’s really lot.”