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Committee endorses Student feeIncreases By Brad Davis staffing needs. projected utility costs based on Justification of the fee Increase of $5 per StaffWriter present consumption. the continuance of im- semester ll l.l%i is based on a combination of proved maintenance of building and ground Inflationary increases. new position and capital F“RecommendedIncrouu Student Prount Coat Students may be paying more for housing meal facilities and the funding of salary and wage improvements. Barker said, Proposed Colt plans and nonacademic fees during I98889. benefits as they are approved by the I988 The committee also endorsed an Increase in Student Health Service $90 00 $100 00 The Student Fee Review Committee endorsed legislature. fraternity and sorority rates by $50. making rates University Student Center 3118 70 several proposals Thursday night. including a rate Higher ES. King Village rent rates were $412.50 per semester and $375 per semester. $132.70 Increase of 2.5% in Main Campus residence halls. endorsed with reservations because of discrepan» respectively. Alpha Phi Alpha rates would be Student Handbook 3 25 S 50 If the proposal is accepted by the Student Senate cies raised by Ed WU. mayor of the village. over $570 per semester. Residence Hall Rental Foo Prount Coat Propoud Coot and the chancellor. double rooms will cost $625 personnel and renovation expenditures The new The rent increase will be devoted to renova Main Campus $610 00/double $625 00 per semester. singles $725 per semester and rates would be $220 per month for efficiency tion. The first phase. scheduled to begin in May $705 OO/single $725 00 summer session rates will be $165 and $225 for units $2l2 for singles. and $235 for doubles. The of I988, will include replacing heating and North Hall no singles $880 00 the l988-89 year. efficiency unit rate includes gas for heating. air-conditioning systems. installing new windows $800 OO/doubla $880 00 A proposal to consolidate the rates of North. cooking and hot water. and window frames. doors. roofs and rescaling of South Hall 5970 OO/smgle South and Watauga Halls to $880 per semester Bonner said the rate increase reflects the need the bathroom deck floors. according to a $980 00 for doubles and $980 for singles was not endorsed to cover an “anticipated inflationary increase of memorandum submitted to the committee. $885.00/double $880 00 by the committee and was recommended for 34% in operating expenses. The remaining 12% A proposal to increase the price of meal plans Watauga Ha“ SIOISOO/double $880 00 re-evaluation. is needed to cover improvements to the King will include a 5‘7ohikeIII the 20 meal plan t$760l . . $1100 OO/smgle $980 00 Derek Tyson. student body treasurer. said the Village facilities and operation the Any l5 meal plan 05735). the IS meal plan 5-5? KW “"399 $202 OO/one bdrm $212 00 raised rates for North Hall would be "too An increase in fees for Student Health Services l$650l and a 3% increase for the (iold Card plan Sorority/Fraternityy . $325$224.00/twoOOIsinglebdrm $375$235 00 abrupt." was recommended to provide continued quality ($900I. All prices are per semester. The proposal ln documents filed with the committee. health care. according to a fee proposal from includes added benefits for the (ioltl ('ard plan. $362 SO/double $4i2 50 Cynthia Bonner, director of Housing and Jerry Barker, administrative director of health and a new program called Board Bucks. University Dining Prount Coat Propoud Cost Residence Life. said the proposed increases in services. Meal plan price changes include a 5% residence hall rates are the result of continued The fees in the past nine years have increased estimated expense increase in labor. 4% iii ftxxl 20 Meal Plan $725.00 increases in wages, utilities and fixed costs. 40%. or 4.5% per year. from $32 per semester in and 5% in general inflation. Any 15 Meal Plan $700.00 $735$760 00 Student requests for improved maintenance and l979-80 to $45 per semester in l987-88. Barker The Health Service increase. combined with an Mon -Fri. Meal Plan (15) $620 00 $650.00 facilities require “modest increases" in the rates. said. increase for the University Student (,‘enter and Allowing for an anticipated inflationary factor The increase still leaves the cost below other Student Handbook fees. would raise total Gold Cam $375.00 $900 00 of 24%, the proposed increases would provide types of health care and comparable university non-academic fees to $4l6.25. about 7% higher for maintenance of current programming and health services. than the I987A88 year.

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basketball By Paul Woolverton “It‘s In a state that Is kind of Ass:stant News Editor consumed by the sport." he said "tValvanoI Is a very articulati- (‘BS will have its eye on N.(‘. representative of the sport He's so State this week. The network's news much in charge of the overall show. "48 Hours." will spend two program." days scrutinizing Wolfpack-style Fager wasn't sure l‘riday exactly college basketball. what areas the (KS nch team vvill The network plans to broadcast cover. “We‘re still trying to decide." the results of its Tuesday and he said. Wednesday taping during the . However. the producer said the IS NCAA tournament next month. technicians and correspondents will “Our broadcast is basically a spend time with Valvano and the closer look at college basketball." team. He said they would probably Jeffrey Fagcr. one of the program's also go to classes With some players producers. said Friday. and. “We expect to talk With the “North Carolina is such a perfect chancellor.“ example of college basketball at its best .2 at its most popular." Bockclman said (‘88 also planned “48 Hours" is going to see “why to talk wuh fans. the cheerleaders. it's such a tremendously popular the students attd other people sport." he said. Involved With N( 'SU basketball, Mark Bockelman of NCSU Sports l‘ager said his show would look at Information said Sunday that (‘88 fundraising and tfic business side of will focus on college basketball and basketball. “what it means to a college campus." In addition. he said they would SCOIT JACKSON/STAFF He said the show vall look at study academics "It's an Important Move ’em out everytlting that's “part of that aura Issue. We will be looking to some that surrounds college basketball." degree at that " (Left to right) Abigail Carlton, Nancy Regan and Tom Regan Fairgrounds, was sponsored by Students for the Ethical Fager said ('85 chose NCSU But “48 Hours" Will not do much rodeo from Treatment of Animals. For more information on the protest see because of basketball's popularity iIt concerning drugs and athletics. carry signs Friday at a protest against a traveling North Carolina and head coach Jim Benson. The protest, which was held at the NC. State story, page 2. ’ Valvano. See LIGHTS, page 2

PAMS dean resigns; named Peace College president “Im thrilled to death." Briggs said of his to be an administrator therehC \dld. loyearold daughter who wants to go to By Meg Sullivan new position. His duties as president of Peace will include Peace." News Editor Drew Barnes. new director of Peace “outwardlooking” responsibilities. such as His two college-age sons are equally excited Garrett Briggs resigned Friday as dean of College said Friday that the current president relating to the community, fundraising and “because they might get to meet more girls." the College of Physical and Mathematical of the two-year women 5 college will retire at planning for the future of the college. lie added. Sciences (PAMS) to become president of the end of June. A selection committee at He said the small atmosphere of Peace Will Briggs has held faculty and administrative Peace College, effective July I. Peace unanimously nominated Briggs for the give him a chance to "deal with students on a positions at the University of Wisconsin, Briggs said he did not know who would post. day-today basis." He will have the opportuni Tulane University and Newcontb (‘ollcgc of replace him as dean. but added that an interim Briggs who has been dean of PAMS since ty to work with approxmtatcly 500 students at New Orleans. He was also associate dean for dean may be installed until a permanent dean l98l, said he accepted the nomination Peace. as opposed to about 2.200 students in research and resource development in the is chosen by Chancellor Bruce Poulton. because Peace is smaller. church affiliated. PAMS 7 liberal arts college of the University of Poulton could not be reached for comment and concentrates on the liberal arts. Briggs said his family has been very 'I‘cnnesscc. He holds bachelor‘s. master's and Friday. “It will be a challenge and an opportunity supportive In his decision. “I havc a doctorate degrees In geology Garrett Briggs

Gore says Greeks discuss hazing, rape at workshop O Insrde By Bonnie Koehler “One in tltrec women Is raped iii a lifetime. of organI/ations. participation In campus activities. StaffWriter which two thirds of the victims knew their and increasing fraternity and sorority membership The NC. State baseball labels not rapistsEvans said. This problctn Is particularly during Thursday‘s ll'( ' meeting team opened its season Four hundred students from five area un- significant to college students chshaw said he plans to meet with John this weekend taking iversities participated in the ninth annual Greek The audienre viewed a fifth on acquaintance Powell president of (irceks tuned to discuss three out of four victo- censorship Workshop Sunday at NC. State’s McKimmon rape. and students lath acted out roles of both cooperation within the two gitittps llcnshavv said ries over the Cata— Center. the rapist and the \lLlllil dealing with the he would like to bring both ( iiccksltitted whichIs Students from NC. State. the University of aftertnath of true Itipc sitirlt‘s mainly of HIM lrttcrnttics. and II( mounts of Western By Tor Blizard and Anne Griffin Virginia. East Carolina University. UNC-Chapel composed Carolina. Staff Writers Hill and Clemson University attended this year‘s Evans gave advice to women on how to avoid which is predominantly white. under one roof workshop. situations that might lead to date rape. danger He also said one of lll\ goals was "to In and III SPORTS/PACE 4 Super Tuesday will be like a Keynote speaker Dave Westol. national vice signals that indicate a potential rapist and vshat to crease the number of ( irecks oit otir campus " ( )nly battleground when the Democrats president of Theta Chi fraternity. presented do in an attempted fortcd sexual encounter l0% of N.(‘. States student body Is ( neck and he One of Amerira’s finest fight for L400 delegates from 20 “Hazing on Trial." a dramatization of fraternity l vans advised that both fraternities and wants tti Increase the percentage novelist grants a ’rare’ sldlcs. said Tipper (iorc. wife of hazing based on Westol's own experience. Westol sororities should offer programs dealing with the IH‘ vice picstdcnt ,loc liaiiovi Jyrccd “In visit and plans to tome presidential candidate Albert (iorc has been asked to present this session across the topic of rape and effective conimunictition \olvetncnt Is the key to understanding what ”1 to Reynolds Coliseum. nation because it realistically portrays both the between males and fc.malcs does." he said And (iore Will concentrate his moral and legal aspects of hazing. Edward King. director of rcstdcnttal life and liarrovy also stud (iiccks need it \L'lth' of unity SlDETRACKS/PACE 6 efforts on the South. she told Also speaking at the workshop was Charlie student judicial system at Bradley lnivcisity within the IN "We're trying to Initiate plcdgcs students from N(‘ State. l'N(' Barnes, executive director of the Seminole presenntedValues and Ritual III (ircck life." much carIIeI to let them know the potential of IN (‘hapcl Hill and Duke lZIIIVCFNll} Boosters at Florida State University. Barnes. which covered the correct II c of IItIIIls III a by Involv mg lllt‘tll III If." he stud High sthools are the Thursday during a campaign speech considered the (ireek world‘s foremost authority to Instill tthn beneficially liotlt lictishavy and Marion \vcic optimistic main reason tollegv III the Student ( ‘enter on fraternity rush. presented a program which chapter and how about frtithIIItv illltl sorority _L'lt1\\ Hi this scnicstcr students are unprepared Her speech was followed with offered advice on topics such as effective "l cltttllcngc Lill\llllt' on campus to yet Involvcd for the trials and tribula- questions about her own political communication. rebuilding efforts. summer rush vvitlI tthc (irccksi It will enrich your collcgc ex activity. which Includes a plan for and dry rush, pcrtcncc." littiiow stud tions that tollegc life labeling record albums with Teresa Evans, assistant dean of student life at Unity recommended “\‘v‘c‘rc cstttctl with the tiny vtc'vc stttrtcd. and brings. warnings about their lyrics. She also ('lemson University. offered a session covering ytt"lt‘ looking toivmtd to .I \L'l\ izood vcar.” ch the topics of sexual coercron. male female lIItcrl-rtitcinity (’ouncII lll( l pit-sitlcnt Skip shavs stud OPINION ’PAGE 8 See TIPPFR. page I relationships and date rapc Ilcnsliavv rccomincndcd ntotc IIIIItv .IIIinug ( ircck \l llcitthttll 2 It‘llfll.ll\ .I.’ PHI“ for lititt lilll \ms's

Protesters condemn rodeo at fairgrounds By Meg Sullivan News EOIIOI' Tipper Gore speaks About 30 members of Students tor the “bread Treatment of Animals lSIfIAt from NC State in Student Center and Duke stood outside in the cold l'rtday night to protest a traveling rodeo show based to Benson. NC (bnrinuer/ from page I the leading experts on arms Students and several non students advocates printing lyrics on control and that he is what the stood quretly in the cold mud and album covers so parents will United States needs to match, rain while displaying placards with know what their children are test and bargain with Soviet such messages as “(‘ruelty not hearing. Premier Mikhail Gorbachev. Sport" and holding candles in protest “Preteens are having to (iore also said her husband outstde the State Fairgrounds Horse choose from some very graphic endorsed the creation of com— facility, material." Gore said. prehensive solutions to the na- The protestors condemn calf She said her concern with tionwide problem of the home- roping and the use of electric prods violence and degradation of less. during the rodeo. Pamphlets distrtb women in the entertainment Three million people are uted by SIiTA members said that industry led her to co-found homeless, she said. “That ought before horses and bulls are released Parents Music Resource Center to be unacceptable." into the ring. they are poked with lPMRCl, an organimtion at- Al Gore has always fought for electric prods inciting the animals tempting to bring about aware- education. and he plans to into a fren/y. ness. strengthen America‘s education During calf-roping, animals are “It's not censorship," she said. system by reinstating funding, slammed to the ground “in a adding that she could not she said. “Every American child neckvbreaking jerk at about 50 understand why people have deserves the best education that mph." according to the pamphlet. confused the issue. he or she can get." “It‘s just cruel," said Martin “I want to make it clear.“ she Gore said that her husband Perry. president of SE’I'A at NCSU. said. “It gives more information. understands foreign policy and as‘he clutched a burning candle that not less.“ plans to foster international dripped wax on his shivering hands. Gore said that some progress cooperation to create peace and With his wheelchair anchored firmly is being made. So far 20 record jobs. tn the mud. he said that the group companies are using a four-word “Al Gore wants to create a would like to see the rtxleo stop warning label that reads: “Ex? future with hope and economic using prods and stop roping animals. plicit lyrics: parental advisory.“ activity for the next generation," ”However. Perry remains skeptical During her speech she out- she-said. of rodeo organizers. “They‘re not lined some of her husband‘s Other plans include reducing gonna change." he said. SETA‘s political views and goals as the federal trade deficit while main objective Friday was to edu- future president, including a maintainng a strong national cate the public about the dangers verifiable arms control agree- defense and providing a future imposed on the animals. ment with the Soviet Union. with hope and economic pro- “Some are saying they had not She said Albert (Inre is one (\T sperity. really thought about it," Perry said. One man read the pamphlet and went home instead of going to the rodeo. he added. Lights, camera . . . basketball Louise Murray, president of Duke SETA. said that she worked with Continuedfrom page I contacted us. The interest was horses and watched the rodeo when Fager said. “The story has been entirely theirs. We did not beg and she was younger but never knew the plead." treatment animals received. The done before." general public is uninformed as well, He added that anchorman Dan Pager said “48 Hours" is not she said. Rather will not be making the trip to coming here to promote the Wolf- “They just have no idea what North Carolina. Although he nar- pack. “Our concern is not whether they‘re really seeing,“ Murray said. rates all editions of the program, or not it will boost NC. State," he Several nonstudents also joined Rather is only able to be on location said. the protest including a small child for about one in three productions. However, the show could give the bearing a pacifier and placard that He said NCSU officials did not try university some good publicity, read “I Protest Rodeos." to draw “48 Hours" to the campus. Bockelman said. “It's an opportunity Tom Regan. professor of philoso- “I’d be surprised if that happened,“ to portray N.C. State in a very phy at NCSU and nationally recog» he said. “We wouldn’t even have positive light on prime-time televi~ nized animal rights activist. joined come near if that were the case " sion, and we don’t get many the protest and said that animal Bockelman said. “They (CBS) opportunities todo that.“ rights groups are working on other activities, including changing the way animals are used in biology laboratory classes. _. Abigail Carlton, 17, held a placard DONT USE SNUFF OR CHEWINGTOBACCO. that read “Hope You’re Having Fun Because the Animals Aren‘t." She , saurfie recently declined to panici EMPLOYMENT pate in a biology lab at Enloe High t JACKSON/STAFF PART TIME School where students were per :.t .l i. forming dissections. Ashley Reid helps mother Lori Reid protest a rodeo Friday evening. l’ he two stood in the rain for Monday Friday “Students have the right to say an hour to express their objection to mistreatment of animals. Work Week no." she said. Her teachers and fellow students were cooperative in Early Evening Hours her decision, she added. “If you can do that at Enloe, you HAIR KIOSK Late Night Hours can do that at NC. State,“ Regan Nicho’s Mexican Cafe said. MONDAY’S ONLY He added that protestors had encountered “a lot of verbal abuse" PART TIME HELP WANTED STATE STUDENTS from rodeo fans who were entering EXCELLENT WAGES the show. \thling to \iorlt around fittidt-nt bt'hedules 3-H)“, Itr. 1/2 PRICE STARTING WAGE: $8.00 per/hr Despite the verbal abuse, no violence was reported during the “$8.00 Haircuts” one-hour protest. Apply lll person .it 3904 \Vcstt-i‘n I’)I\ d. Applications Will Be Taken Perms $27.50 Wednesdays 2 - 4 pm at Highlights $32.50 Location KARLE KNUDSEN Our Raleigh Attorney at Law Services Include (former assistant 0A for 7 years) Directions: Off the beltline; north on Old Wake Forest Road to NC. State Graduate 1975 Shampoo, Cut, and North Raleigh Hilton; turn right on New Hope Church Rd. 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JERRY(HEAVEY/STAFF State first basemen Turtle Zaun prevents a “.atamount runner from advancing to second during Sunday’s doubleheader.

Pitching allows State to sweep Catamounts By Bruce Winkworth starter gives me five good innings, whether it‘s a seven Associate Sports Editor or a nine inning game. .Pack, Western Carolina split season opener “Brian got us into the fifth with a lead, and that gave While State didn‘t play picture-perfect baseball us the opportunity to turn the ball over to Larry Price \t*slt'lil2iy. the Wolfpack did enough good things in the door, sect-ping a double-header 3 ByMike Leek “When Jeff Hartsock throws well, he's tough to with a lead, and we feel that Larry will close from Western Carolina to StaffWriter beat.“ said Tanner. “We scored some runs, and he jus; as he did today.” please first \car head coach Ray Tanner. had his usual great effort for us. We were happy to get If the Wolfpack is to be successful in 1988. pitching In the opener ~a 6-3 State win —- pitcher Brian that first game." and power will play big roles. Last year, State hit a llaik .illiiwed just three hits over five and one-third , The Wolfpack baseball team opened the I988 season State scored the go-alicad run in the bottom of the school-record 94 home runs, and the players responsible llllllllg‘s. and Bill Klenoshek. (iary Shingledecker and under first-year head coach Ray Tanner by splitting a second. With the score tied. l-l. second baseman Gary/T's; for 76 ofthose homers are back this year. Hi n KtisL‘f) hit home runs. doubleheader with Western Carolina. 7-1 and 6- l 2. Shingledeeker got to first on an infield Single, and With belowaverage team speed, State will rely l .li l l’rtce struck out three and allowed just one hit heavily on its power to score runs, and Sunday’s power in lt‘llL'l'lll. Hark to pick up his first save ofthe season Jeff Hartsock. the first man in the Wolfpack rotation. outfielder Mark Withers hit a twoout double, sending}: outburst was good to see, even though Tanner was fthrcw a twohitter in the opening game. The junior Shinglcdecker to the plate. surprised to learn that the Wolfpack had hit eight home lll itie sccond game. Brad Rhodes threw a six-hit pitcher completed the contests full seven innings by Withers and third baseman Bryn Kosco were the runs. .iiiiiiiiit. and the Wolfpack broke up a 20 game with ‘ strikingout nine battersand walkingonly three. leading hitters for the Wolfpack. Withers had three “We hit eight ?" Tanner said. “Did we really hit tour homers in the last two innings to make the final a The Catamounts lone run came in the second inning doubles in four at~bats and scored two runs. Kosco eight? Well, l would guess that three or four of them I? ll laughcr. after Hartsock walked two consecutive batters and were wind-aided, but we did hit some balls pretty good. hit-noslick hit two more homers, Kosco added one WCU catcher Dave Piela singled. See TANNER,page; We’ve got some guys who can swing the bat, and lllt in- and ionic [aim and Mark Withers each hit one. “an they’re very aggressive hitters. l was happy to see us hit l'ni \ch happy for Brad Rhodes that he pitched so with some power. u -H ” lanner said. “Bradley has worked very hard in decisions before finishing 4v3. struck out four and an earned run until the fifth inning. Western touched “Overall, I'm happy with our pitching so far. We the oil sL‘itStlll to becotne a pitcher and not a thrower. walked two. him for two unearned runs in the fourth on two singles have a long way to go as a team, but we can be a good and he pitched a good game today. He was hit hard in the fourth but escaped when and two errors. all with two outs. Price allowed another team. l’m elated to win three of four from a team the "He's worked on his off—speed pitches. and he‘s been WCU‘s Clint Fairey lined into a double play. and he unearned run in the seventh but struck out the side for caliber of Western Carolina. They've won the last three ll ~. mg to get ltis fastball to tail a little bit." left the bases loaded in the seventh but induced Shelton the s.t\ c. Southern Conference championships and could win it Rhodes, who switched to a near-sidearmed delivery Grant tofly to left toend the game. “l was very happy with the way Bark pitched,“ again this year." in the middle of last season and won his first four Bark walked four and struck out two and didn‘t allow Tanner said. “As a coach. l have to be happy when a State is now 3-1 after its opening weekend.

ACC Champions

Track team wins first ever indoor track championship

By Lee Mongomery Dwight Frazier finished second with behind Maryland’s Duane (‘arlis‘le Staff Writer a time 0f2l.36. The Wolfpack mile relay team Peebles also took the 55-meter placed second to Georgia Tech. lzel dash in 6.28 seconds. His two wins Jenkins, Ted Pauling. Michael Ni. ftutc‘ men‘s indoor track on Saturday keyed the Wolfpack Brooks. and Kevin Braunskill were and fit-id trim made a little history comeback. not expected to finish high. but the this weekend iii Johnson City, “We knew that this group of foursome ran strong. Tcnn. \‘cx‘cr before had the [radii seniors would be the ones to get the Jenkins also finished third in the tionnll}. powerful indoor track team team started." Frye said. 400-meter dash won by Tech’s wun an Atlantic (‘oiist (,‘onference Also winning on Saturday was Purvis. indoor tiiicl. :ind licld championship first-time ACC champ in the 35- but tha: changed Saturday af- pound weight throw, senior Tommy State had a strong showrng in the l'ci‘imolt. Eckard. Eckard outdistanced SS-meter hurdles. also won by led by tltc suuiid's seniors. the teammate Tom Huminik by over a Purvis. Terry Reese finished third. Wullp.‘;»;k i‘il'x'ttl (ieorgia TCCl’l, foot. Eckard‘s throw was 509% feet and Patton placed sixth. US NY 'o make the conference compared to Huminik‘s 49-8 Mi. North Carolina’s Jim Farmer won (‘rti‘i‘ill Not to be outdone, Huminik won the 3,000-meter race, but Wolfpack \Vitl: the Wolfpack trailing Clem- the ACC shot put crown on Friday. sophomore Bob Henes finished sec- son or. lridat. head coach Rollie His toss of 59~ll'/2 feet beat ondr.‘ State senior Pat Piper came in (it-uni ("llll'tl a team meeting to help Clemson‘s John Boobas. Eckard Sixt . oveiioiait the breaks that were not placed fourth in the shot put. Clemson fell to third in the final falling} ll‘.i_‘ \lv’i‘ill'ittick‘s way. Seniors State‘s Malcolm Branham finished standings with 77 points followed by Datitn l’vcblt's. Michael Patton. second in the long jump on Friday UNC with 63, Maryland. Virginia. Terry Reuse. and others took charge with a leap of 249% feet. And Wake Forest and Duke. on Satiirdzn to lead the victory. Darian Bryant finished fifth in the “Even though we were down the "II we definitely a team win." long jump to round out the first day,“ Frye said. “we never assistant coach ('urtis Frye said. Wolfpack‘s Friday scoring. doubted that we could come back. ERlC TRUNNELI /ST/\ll “The t'lllti7‘\ did it great job. They The team trailed Clemson 3l-25. The whole team performed N (; Slate's Bill Hershey has the advantage on a Navy Midshipmen during his match Friday night in showed .l ltil (th lcttdCl‘shlp for the but came out smokingon Saturday. extremely well." Reynolds Coliseum. wholi~ ii-attt.” in addition to Peebles‘ and The Pack had seven NCAA -\liliiiiir-‘i (icot‘yia Tech‘s James Eckard‘s victories. senior Michael qualifiers in all. and Frye hopes the l’lll‘i‘. was named outstanding per- Patton broke his own meet record team can move into the top l0 Wrestlers upend Navy, James fo:i~.iei_ l’i: -ble~. won two events. He with a triplejumpof 54-4 '/2 feet. nationally. He pointed out that cd .i l ‘45 State finish in the Patton qualified for the NCAA Pcebles‘ time in the ZOO-meters was It)” lElL‘lifl race with an NCAA championships with that jump. the second fastest time ever in (liltllll:lllz' lillit.‘ of 31.05 seconds. State‘s William Turner finished third collegiate history. Madison in last home match By Alan Hedrick with a 120 major decision. and “This was our last real test before Yellow Jackets defeat Pack Peter Crooks I can't say enough about the ACC and NCAA tournaments." bunt Writers Wolfpack head coach Bob (iii/m By Scott Deuet but I expected us to come back.“ these seniors. Their effort said. “Navy is ranked l7th in the Stall WWI In the second half. State hit 57.8% from the field. and leadership has done nation, so this is a big win for Us." which was slightly better than Tech‘s 55.2%. Georgia ltii- .N( State wrestling team so much for the wrestling limit» ottl~ oiing the Yellow Jackets 2373 during Tech finished the game shooting 53.87%. hitting 60% upped lls otcrall record to 186 with Saturday. State merwhelmcd the ‘I .- in . ll"l“illl,'\ of the second half. NC. State was of their three-point attempts. alll‘i i'H'l l7tli ranked Navy and program here at State. James Madison by a score of 40 (i in it '.'liit 'ii tiiitii onto its momentum and lost to Georgia State capped a 23-3 run in the beginning of the Li llt' \ladisiin this weekend in its final home match. Again. the in“. ‘ ‘1' \‘_i'iitil;i\ exciting in Reynolds ('oliseum. second period with a three-point goal from Cotchiani to It ‘.lltiltl‘i ( olisciim. The matches Wolfpack Head Coach Wolfpack seniors did not drop a . . .. twig dropped to IX 6 overall and 64 in the give the Wolfpack a 5l-50 lead with l4254 left in the .~ “in. i.ill\ important for the Bob Guzzo match ,_ (ii-iizgiti lech raised its record to No and game. ‘.‘. i, l' k -. tlncc seniors. who were Hershey won l t: 2" c..iti‘t'i'i_"ti'c in ,i. lllll’ iii the” final home match i—J’H by foil‘cit and Tech awoke from its scoring coma with a power ii lx‘ *'.ttii|il~ Turner won :tlsll)‘, ‘) l. lUlllllilltlii \Vitt‘tl llt' iiiisi ugllles. it‘s just an I. and L‘s are drive by Hannnonds to regain the lead. State won the first l|\C weight capped the Victor\ with a pin. llt.‘\ 'l goo To: _\iitt " Wolfpack Coach Jim Valiant) “They lGeorgia Tech) got back to doing what they li. . iiimn fill llcrshcy. Scott classes Juniors Joe (esari. Hf pounds wit "ll“. ! lsl hall was the worst performance we've were doing to get the lead." Valvano said. “We started l i . l in! \likc lombattlo wcrc Hershey. ranked third tn the and .lim Best. llo pounds, also L'\i'l i‘..ii letting them catch the ball underneath again." ‘l‘ int lot their accomplish nation. easily won the H4 pound pinned their opponents. l' ‘.\;i~ 'll‘E . lllilllt‘l' of playing la!) at the beginning State‘s final lead came with l 1:05 left in the contest. Ill lli .iisatils cctctnolu before weight group with a lo 3 major ill 'iit .' .t'w on! .‘lls't we got the lead." freshman guard after Kelsey Weems’ assist to Brian D‘amico made it ‘~-.i i 'llJlLll l'lltlil) night decision Secondrankcd 'lurner. “I can‘t say enough about lltcsi' i ll2'\ t intimi'ii said " l be whole team let down a lot 5756 Wolfpack. wrestling in the ISO pound dtvrion. seniors." (itiI/o said. "Their clloit ttl lii‘t‘iilifl illl"i’l’ H li , . \\-t:lil.l'h eicats. including won his match. 5 l. to increase the and leadership has done so much lot (ieorgia 'lech stretched its lead to as many as eight 1 ii i.’ \( \ (li.ittipton .tnil the wrestling program here at State ” \i ll ~liii' tllslllill 43% from the floor for the points. but the Wolfpack was able to stay in the game. ‘_i i ll il.‘l‘|llll l.ib lhttcker. \‘l. oll'pack‘s lead to l7 0. mn‘ -' i" il‘.‘ {rt halt. the Pack hil ll of their 37 Jtmior point guard Kelsey Weems. who came off the 'lilt'\'.'lll lltcawutils \‘d\_\ staged a comeback. winning ll'li.‘ lll “i.'.'l§\l\ int .i frigid 2.7 9% shooting mark. bench to score eight points. scored four points in a the ncxt four indnidual matches and lhc Wolfpack non lUUlt\ to tin llti- v in ~ .lilillllf.’ li'll State behind. 47 38. at halftime. I? second span liioiight the score to l7 l3 final match before the \(t .lllil . gum“. ! “N MM -\\'i- got our butts kickedm to cut Tech's lead to two points with .t' lllt‘lii \l.ilt' liiiih .t But Wolfpack heaiywcighi M AA ltlllllltllilCllls \lalc \Hll 3:15 left in the game gntiii, ii\i‘l llli‘ lombardo, also ranked third in the travel to Duke this Tuesday. Ivb \ -\ in» l-‘ ‘i inst sdltl 'I do bclieic we can come import tlmched tlic lt'tllll sicton 7} " ‘ owl tl\ ltl do it as tiiiicklt as we did. Si’t' PACK, /’(IL’(' 5 ~I ivhrtmrv ‘7, 1988 Tt'( hmrian Sports 5

Tanner, Pack split in debut Continuedfrom page Tech wins doubled in the fifth to dnvc home Withers and hit a solo homer in the bottom of the Slxlli giving him two Cbnlinued[mm page RBl‘s for the afternoon Preston Woods started the second "I went out there and did my game for State. but a disastrous best." Weema said. “We ran out of second inning. in which Western gas.“ (‘arolina scored seven Hills on three hits and two Wolfpack errors. (‘orchianL who had nine points spelled defeat. and IS assists for the game. canned Although Woods gave up to runs another three-pointer with 30 sec through six innings. only four were onds left in the game to bring the earned. But the combination of Wolfpack to within three points of errors and walks- State gave up the Yellow Jackets. 87-84 four allowed the ('atamounts to Wolfpack freshman Rodney take a commanding lead. Monroe shot and missed from “The second game was a different three-point range. then (‘hucky story." Tanner said ‘They had some Brown. who led State in scoring with suicidevtypc squeezes in the second 23 points. missed a last-second inning. and you usually don't see three-mutter of his own. iiither shot that many all year Of course. we would have tied the game and sent it made some errors that let them score intooverttmc. some runs. and we dug ourselves a hole that we couldn't get out of." “I knew that the ball would be In the bottom of the seventh with Coming out to me or Vinny (Del the score 124. the Wolfpack began Negrol." Brown said. "I just missed to stir. Singles by Koo-u .md catcher It." Bill chnoshek place-l runners on Wolfpack center ('harles a; first and third. Outfielti't Steve Shacklet‘ord. who did not play in Shepard then singled honic Kosco. State‘s win over Clemson Thursday | ’ hat!“ ‘3‘ 5’ and Dell Ahalt drove in Klenmhck because of an ankle injury. had l9 MA'RK ‘tlSHISTAH‘ to make the score I? it points and a game-high I6 rebounds. Chucky Brown goes for two against Georgia Tech's Anthony Sherod But any rally was [on Il'tlrtth and Duane Ferrell Saturday night. late. and a double play ended llizf State senior Vinny Del Negro added me. ll points. Yellow Jacket guard Craig Neal loss will make it easier to prepare for Although State‘s defense was Duane Ferrell and Tom Ham» dished out l4 assistsoii the game, l)ukc.' shaky in the second game, Tanner monds lead the Yellow Jackets‘ “We had a disappmntutg first (‘onferenccleading Duke will in was optimistic about the loss N.C. State's Brian D'Amico and Avie Lester sandwich Georgia scoring with 28 points each. Fresh half." Del Negro said “It's a tough wide Reynolds Coliseum Wednesday “I was pleased with illt Way v . Tech's Brian Oliver. man star Dennis Scott added 18 loss. but we‘ll have to bouncc back at 0 p.tn.. The Blue Devils defeated swung the bat." said lanai-r “We points and six assists for Tech. and get ready for Duke. I think this Kansas. 7470. in overtime Saturday. were very aggressive. .iffcnsi'clt. but we just couldn't met on»- th- hole that we dug.“ Wolfpack lands highly Wolfpack baseball 0n the radio In case you can‘t make it out to l_iN('-Wilmmgton ~~ March 23 at (‘oastal Carolina —~ April II at 3 rated volleyball recruits Doak Field. WKNC'l'M 188.“ will inm p in. be broadcasting l4 of the Wolt‘pack’s North ('arolinzi March 27 at .‘ North Carolina ~~ April I3 at 3 The Wo'fpack volleyball team has described by Wolfpack assistant home games this season. pm. p.m signed two highly rated mid-western coach Charlene Faglier as “a real The following games are currently Duke < March Mat 3 pm. recrurts. student-athlete." sheduled to be broadcast (these Wake l‘ol'c‘sl March 3t) .it 3 Duke - April Watt pm. Danielle Km“ and Kim Scroggins Scroggins is a 5-H setter/hitter games are subject to change): pm. 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1'ii 6 Famous writer grants By Robert Trogdon l987 National Book Critics Circle Award. University. During his senior year. he met In June I984, Price was diagnosed as Staff Writer The visit is sponsored by the NCSU English Eudora Welty. who arranged for him to send having cancer of the spine. After surgery, Department and the Student Center. his stories to her literary agent. radiation and steroid therapy the cancer was Robert Penn Warren called him “a restless Lucinda MacKethan. an English professor After graduating summa cum laude from arrested. but Price was lefta paraplegic. craftsman. one of our finest novelists." He is at NCSU. said Price is a very important Duke in I955, Price spent three years at But instead of curbing his writing, Price Reynolds Price. and he is coming to NC. Southern writer. Merton College. Oxford University. He said his confinement to a wheelchair has State Tuesday night. returned to teach at Duke in I958 and, except allowed him to do more writing. Price. the James 8. Duke Professor of ‘fHe keeps those traditions (of Southern for visiting professorships elsewhere. he has English at Duke University. will read from his writers) viable." MacKethan said. She added been there ever since. Price’s most recent work is a collection of new novel. “Good Hearts.“ at 8 pm. in that Price’s public appearances are “very His first novel, “A Long and Happy Life.“ essays titled “A Common Room." “Good Stewart Theatre. A noted novelist. poet and rare.“ was published in I962. and Price was hailed Hearts“ IS scheduled to be published in April. essayist. Price will also read from his previous Price graduated front Raleigh's Broughton by critics as “the new Faulkner." After that. Price was recently named to the American “'0sz including “Kate Vaiden." winner of the High School in l95l and enrolled in Duke he decided tocontinue his writing. Academy and lnstitute of Arts and Letters.

‘48 Hours’ should Accelerators’ new album increases speed include "You’re A Fool.“ “What dig deep for truth 8y Trevor Grlles Is Real.“ “Black and White." Staff Writer “Black Slacks" and "Radio." CARY «My favorite party Once again. Raleigh has been “You’re A Fool" asks “Won’t demon is coming to Raleigh this . won y an 7— e cce era- e —o . g - ‘ _ tors. even a harmonica intermissron helpDandoRather“48 Hours.”should butshowhisuprealto Joe And along comes their first between lyrics. “What Is Real” purpose is to search for kicks. noteworthy album. coined “The provides a slow and steady break Back when I’d go to New York Accelerators.” afterward. City. Rather and I would go bar ‘ ' . '. “Black And crawling. in. search of fresh meat. He (‘ Setrnagle5 Album wgnweo“soggs tlreiititrulrge of blues mmmwaygumumnnna duncan ReWeW' amvanRmmm “COOKS!“ $008 Off The l “lm Ahmeitca‘s mos: ‘ruftf‘d.3"a'}i cut the program because the de a n d Accelerators‘The latest LP is “Black 1315 80 .ac '0 my pace. C ‘6 partment couldn‘t jund it witlt the drummer _ Slacks,” a remake of a 19505 his victim. money they thought the sport Doug Whelchel got classic. This song is deep and What a swell guy. should be given. The department together in 1983. Later. bassist- mellow. with Mike Johns sing- Of course. we'd play little jokes on couldn't love fencing as much as it Mike Johns and lead axemart ing. “Black slacks —- when I put each other to keep our egos in should. so it wasgoing to kill it. Brad Rice joined the two to them on I’m a cool Daddy-0.“ check. I can‘t even describe how misera- form The Accelerators. The upbeat tempo of “Radio" He spread a rumor that l was ble I felt watching the fencing coach Producers Dick Hodgin. Don has certain potential. as does Andy Rooney‘s son. beg to let the team. a very good Dixon and Ron Abernethy gave “Stayin’ Up In The City." which I sent a couple goons over to his team. go on. All the while. “The gain to the quartet by producing is sure to make the radio sooner place to act like Rather was a CIA Weasel" had the same stare on his a well-rounded LP that seems or later. agent. They roughed him up and face. deemed for success. Dixon. who Other songs from “The Accel- kept demanding to know “the Also. bring up the slush funds that has worked with Fetchin’ Bones, erators“ include “Ooh Whee.“ frequency.” Rather's favorite film is former Athletics Director Willis REM. and The Smithereens, “Under Your Wing," “(Why “Three Days of theCondor." Casey set up with money sliced out produced two numbers on the Youl Hang Up On Me.“ “Two Rather sent me a misspelled press from rock concerts. new album. “Tears" and “Black Girls In Love“ and “The Letter.“ release and made me look like a jerk Don‘t be hypnotized by Jim and White.“ another remake. All the songs for blowing people's names. Valvano‘s shiney gold jewelry. Don’t Billboard magazine chose The are quite decent. I called him up and said the show us some happyvgo-lucky Italian Accelerators for its “New and The Accelerators' new album includes such songs as ”Black If you like jamming to neo- network had cancelled the news so in love with North Carolina. Noteworthy“ list as a result of Stacks" and “You’re :; Foot.“ he should go home and catch the ln a couple years. Valvano is the group's new release, creating Southern rock. check out The end of the US. Open. going to skip this hillbilly state and a much greater stir than for the of Moonpie. a itxai .avorite in band nationally as an opener to Accelerators. Rather said that the ghost of Elvis coach the los Angeles Clippers. band‘s debut album. “Leave My Greenville. John Cougar Mellencamp, Nick The new LP was recorded at has never visited or talked to me. Ask Valvano why the Student Heart.“ With almost 20 years of Lowe. Huey Lewis and the Jag Studios Ltd. and l had an impersonator sit in on a Government renamed an award for Before “Leave My Heart." musical experience, 35-yearold News and Joan Jett. Videophonics in Raleigh under supposed live interview with George handicapped high school students. Duncan and Whelchel were part Duncan has toured with his Choice songs from the album the Profile label. Bush. Did you really think that For several years, the award was wimpcould be so vicious? named after him. Or ask him why he But all these jokes just become demands Athletics Council meetings here. It‘ll be a very boring titne last time in town. Luckily. he avoids After Echo and the Bunnymen hit hits off the band‘s first four records small laughs when Rather and I go 6’“:ng before the Duke game. dragging in slides. the sta e (after a couple minutes of and a big heap of songs off “Echo mgd‘dbm‘imsgshijio' ' cruel ’Okc' becloscd.I'don‘t see why you guys are Ratings for the show are bad But what Cross brings is some Gregorian chanting), Duke frat boys and the Bunnymen,“ the new rnusrc.~The guy has a feel for kept shouting “People Are Strange." album. Courage: 0mm“our AthleticsheretoDepartment.do a specralYou0" enough.I think spending. ..48 Hoursfl wrth, msgreatmusic.asmcerity in his sound. McCulloch. avoided performing The show ended with a nifty for “The version of "Paint It Black.“ while Get To The Truth Dameshould havewheregonethey.to BYUmustor battleNotre entertainingSeka wouldandmakeeducationala far show.more ChapelCTOSS Hill,wentwhere[0 SChOOlhe learnedat 'UNCto Lostthis numberBoys"soundtrack.they recorded girls climbed on stage in attempts to GM! more serious note. when you moralttyagatnst athletics. . Of course. what Seka does on the play the guitar from a drunken Th? lead singer didn’t look. like ravish Mccllljoch with affection screen and Valvano does ‘0 ”“5 madman one night. . Morrison. He wasn‘t the Lizard i did get upset when l found out guys from “48 Hours" come to cover Also bring up the criminal record King. McCulloch was more like the that the tour t-shirt was going for the Athletics Department, you‘d ofuniversity.the athletesFor atstarters.”"5 belovedChris placeRemember.are 300‘" gang.the samething.if you see the CenterTleClSboxare officeon saleandat thea Studentstudent Ferret King. Girls would scream $20. It was a white t-shirt with a better bring up a couple questions. Washbum stole a stereo and Tiny TV crew. ask them. "What’s the discount is available. whenever he did a small gig. black design. l could do the shirt Tie first question is “How come it Pindcr swiped underwear from K frequency, Kenneth?“ For those of you with a fear of Halfway through the show. I with a spray paint stencil. I think the feels like the Athletics Department is mart. folk music, don‘t worry. He won‘t heard a familiar chord and realized Bunnymen are rakittg in more bucks moving away from the students?” For those of you who are students Concert play “Kumbaya.” that it was the Doors‘ “Soul from t-shirts than ticket sales. Frank “The Weasel" Weedon here. it‘s not because I hate this Kitchen." But it didn‘t sound too But it was a good show. I just actually is selling tickets that were plan that I bring up these subjects. My favorite act to be billed with a Echo and the Bunnymen much like the Doors. Will Sergeant’s didn’t feel like getting a t-shirt. supposedly for the students. Weedon It is because I care too much to let cockfight is playing tonight. guitar playing depended more on got rid of general admission games the truth be glossed over by flashy Mike Cross will be a-pickin’ and I went to Echo and the Bun- delay loops than the flamenco style Tickets so he could sell the unused seats to edits and angles. a-grinnin‘ with his fiddle. banjo and nymen at Duke last Saturday night. Robbie Krieger used on the original. the general public. If CBS wants to get the truth. guitar at 8 pm. in Stewart Theatre. I kept thinking about the Jim McCulloch didn’t even sound too I‘ve been told that Robyn Hit- Weedon claimed he didn‘t want then we must not hide things under This show is an annual event. Morrison tag slapped on lead singer much like Morrison because his chcock tickets will go on sale today. highlight films with empty seats thecarpet. Cross is like a distant relative — the lan McCulloch. Especially after voice didn‘t have the bottom growl I‘m going to camp out. Forget the down front. I think it‘s because I still don‘t understand why “48 kind who visits with odd tales of hearing “LA. Woman“ on the radio to it. Boss. these are the hottest tickets in those folks don‘t want to see zeros in Hours“ would want to spend time what‘s gone on in his life since his that morning. The show consisted of greatest Raleigh. theirchecking account. Also. ask the young weasels at the Athletics Department why they wanted to dump fencing. l was at the open hearing when “The Take a Break With Some Real Weasel“ forced the fencing team to defend it‘s opportunity to go on without giving it a real reason that fencing should be cut. Some woman from the Athletics Department claimed they wanted to

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February 22, 1988 1 paper Iliu/ I\ t'lllll't’l) ”It‘ pmdm-I 0/ [he uudenl body heroines a! once the o/fir'i'a/ organ Ihmugh u/mli l/lt' If!iillt[/ll\ lht’ (It‘llilll and in [HF] the very Ilft’ ii] the campus are registered. I! i\ [he ItltlllI/Ipli‘l’t’ Iliro/Igli itIm Ii [he \Imli’lth themselves Ia/Ir. CollegeMe tt'flhfllll its journali\ hid/iii ln-hmrmn vol I no l.lchruar) l. l‘)20 GET \illSE... IT ONLY is Editorials ENCOURAQES THEM Students unprepared, —_ high school to blame Based on information released this week by UNC system officials. the state’s university system —— particularly NC. State is turning into a bunch of high schools. In order to be competitive in today’s marketplace. according to UNC system President CD. Spangler. students must have a strong background in math and science, as well as good communication skills. But a look at the Class of I990 shows that the state’s high schools are not living up to their demands. The university system spent about $3.2 million in the fall of l986 0n remedial classes for 6.662 freshmen. with 789 of these at NCSU. A majority of these students were deficient in English, mathematics or other requirements '\‘\’ o 5‘ that are needed to be successful in higher-level university courses. A \\‘;&\.;” / prospective engineer can‘t use differential equations if he or she doesn‘t w§§\ understand simple algebra and trigonometry. These figures are disturbing for several reasons. First, a university should offer remedial courses fer the few freshmen who do not meet the institution‘s requirements, but when 20% of a class must take high school level courses, Male burlesque show undesirable image something is wrong. While NCSU is not known for its rigorous admissions standards, the university should insist that students successfully complete There‘s a rumor going around that might university stamp of approval? Are we really certain classes in their high schools. Perhaps these students could be admitted send shock waves through this campus. The talking about progress, or just about under the condition that they attend summer school at their high schools or rumor is that the UAB Entertainment diminishment of the university’s basic good local community colleges. Committee wants to sponsor a male name? But if the real finger pointing must be done, blame also should be placed on burlesque show similar to the Chippendales. Susan The UAB Entertainment Committee and unfortunate trend in secondary education has As one source “unofficially“ puts it. the male should indeed be concerned with socalled high schools. The recent strippers “won‘t bare everything.“ This “entertainment.“ but it should also be been on quantity. not quality, of classes. State education officials each year source also adds that the show “will not be Brooks concerned with responsibility and dignity. A place more and more requirements on high school students without realizing vulgar.“ If the show does go through, it will true old-time burlesque show, perhaps even some of the negative side effects. For example, if students pass certain essential probably be on a weeknight this spring in done by State students, would be inof- courses but don‘t completely understand the material, they may not have the Stewart Theater. and it will be open to all fensive. funny. entertaining and probably time in their schedules to take a remedial course. And if the high schools allow NC. State students and possibly the general appropriate for the UAB and. more well-received. But a burlesque-strip show is their college-bound students to graduate without being competent in key areas. public as well. The purpose of the show is out of the question. It is comparable to “just for entertainment“ — and of course particular. North Carolina State University having a university-sponsored keg party in the burden is shifted to the universities. some revenue. to sponsor. One administration official Stewart Theater. The UNC General Administration, which started off the criticism. is also Several questions arise about this potential doesn‘t think it‘s “right for NC. State to do" lf NCSU students want to go for cheap perpetuating the problem. Late last year, Spangler delayed the implementation entertainment. First of all. why not a female and that it will be “bad publicity.“ One thrills. let them do it on their own. What’s of tougher admissions requirements for a year, noting that many high schools strip show? The committee‘s answer is that would tend to assume that other members of the next step. the UAB Film Committee‘s had not adequately informed their students of the standards. Not only did this fraternities often have female strip shows the administration would react similarly. if special showing a “Deep Throat" and move undermine the guidance counselors who had encouraged students to be and that Chippendale-type shows are very not more strongly. “Debbie Does Dallas” double~feature7 better prepared for college, but it also kept the floodgates open for popular around the area. Another important The administration‘s reaction aside. the Hopefully this rumor will remain a rumor question is if the show is truly open to issue should rightly be examined on it‘s and will not come to fruition, if nothing else academically illequipped students. everybody. After all. would must guys really impact to the university‘s reputation and but for the credibility of NC. State and the Analyzing the situation and distributing the blame should help the state want to attend a male strip show? The image. Once again the school is being faced UAB. solve this problem. As state institutions, NCSU and its sister universities have committee says that they are “not going to with the problem of upholding its policy of an obligation to educate North Carolina’s young men and women. But the exclude men.“ but let‘s face it: the majority integrity. academic and otherwise. What Note: Student response would be appreci- problems of decreasing graduation rates and increasing dropout rates can only of the audience is going to be female. Is this. kind of impact will this event make on the ated on this matter. exacerbate by continuing to admit students who don’t even know their three in fact. discrimination? university‘s standing and regard in the R‘s. Many students deserve the privilege of attending college, but not until The most important question to be asked community? ls this type of show even Susan Brooks is a sophomore majoring in they meet minimum standards of higher education: -‘“ - ' is whether. .or- not this type of activity is .worthy of having the official «UAB and English here at NCSU. ‘ "

Citation news worthy? such inequities. I‘m speaking of the failure of lips. but he knows as well as I do that just as Dukakis amnesty idea long-time Democratic policies. many whites may have these characteristics as Quick, we have a news flash: Jim Valvano was cited last week for speeding. The real issue, notwithstanding con~ blacks. versus liberal ideas. is about the What this all boils down to. then. is that This is a major community interest story, at least according to the standards at proves credible proposal servative there is no such thing as black people or white the News and Observer news department. Saturday‘s edition of the N & 0 ran distribution of income. As Jackson would people unless we make it so; race is culturally this article on the front page of their Triangle section, which is normally In response to Jeff Cherry‘s snide remarks have us believe. Reagan‘s pro-establishment. defined. People such as him make things devoted to local news items. According to police reports. Valvano was nabbed about Governor Mike Dukakis and his tax anti-minority attitude (falsely assumed) harder on blacks by pointing out the amnesty proposal: In Massachusetts. Governor should have led to lower income levels for all differences among races instead of trying to on Western Boulevard Wednesday morning for traveling 54 mph in a 40 mph Dukakis faced a $500 million deficit when he minorities — that. in fact. has simply not dispel these imaginary differences. After all, zone. was first elected. As part of a comprehensive occurred. there are no inherent differences between the We have to wonder about the news worthiness of this story. What is the deficit reduction plan. Dukakis decided that The distribution of income is essentially groups that we call “White Anglo-Saxons" and value of publicizing it? Does the Raleigh community really need to know about because there were millions of dollars in unpaid the same now as it was in l947. Real income “American Blacks.“ other than the varying Valvano’s heavy foot? Is there any real relevance to Valvano’s public standing taxes. delinquent tax payers might pay their per worker has also remained largely presence ofa skin pigment. backtaxes if there were no threat of penalty. unchanged since 1973. Having grown up in Washington DO. I am with this bit of information? Will he be thought any less of because he was He figured people would rather pay back taxes I do not deny the socioeconomic a die-hard Redskins fan. About .i week before charged with speeding once? ls there any reason for printing such bits of news than to continue to owe and risk prosecution problems blacks face today are real. this year‘s Super Bowl, I overheard a man (of trivia other than sensationalism? and fines. He was right. However. I will suggest that Jackson‘s focus considerable stature in the community) say, We can't see any. Tens of millions of dollars in backtaxes were is misdirected. For example. Democratic “I’m pulling for the Redskins. even though This is not the first time the N & O has shown its desperate need for a front paid. substantially contributing to the balanced policies designed to stimulate black upward they have a nigger quarterback." l was sick budget now enjoyed in Massachusetts. On a mobility under LBJ. also known as welfare. with disgust that a man so severely lacking in page news filler. In the past it has seen fit to print spotlights on basketball national scale, the return Could be billions. have all but obliterated inner city black intelligence could be accepted by society. But player Charles Shackleford‘s speeding tickets. No accidents or payoffs or court again helping to reduce the deficit. families. Results still linger with urban then when I read what Dwuan June said about troubles to report — just that he was cited for speeding on the highways. As if We need a president willing to try new minority unemployment often exceeding Doug Williams. I was equally appalled. Doug this particular crime is equivalent to rape. robbery and murder on the scales of solutions to old problems. A look at the former Williams is a man with talent, the man who presidents who are generally considered among 30%. And approximately 30% of those led the Redskins to the Super Bowl title. and community interest and relevance. our best clearly shows that innovation is an receiving welfare benefits remain on gov- the best June can do is tell us that Williams is We are not defending Valvano‘s driving habits. Perhaps he does need to asset. not a handicap. Mike Dukakis should be ernment payrolls eight years or more. That great because he is black! You might as well lighten his touch on the accelerator. We do feel that when it comes to fairness, praised for addressing a serious national issue vicious cycle of dependency. Jackson. more teach children that Martin Luther King was however, that just because he is a successful basketball coach at NC. State with substantive proposals rather than political accurately explains the root cause of black great because he was black. I'm sorry. but I hanging him before the community for each and every rhetoric. American regression. believe that King was great because he was a does not justify lncreasingly. minorities especially powerful speaker who stood up against mistake. Brooks Raiford blacks — are realizing that self-motivated injustice and risked so much to move for a With the printing of “news" worthy stories like this, we can see why the Sophomore. Political Science initiative and desire are the keys to success. cause that he loved. slang name for the News and Observer is the “Noise and Disturber.” not reliance on federal hand outs. And Williams is great (although he can‘t A former high-ranking Republican used to compare to King) not because he is black, but Invitation for dinner, give this analogy concerning conservative because he was the strongest quarterback in TECHNICIAN and liberal policies. It went like this: l50 the NFL this season. Maybe June should let \rri mg l\irirlh('nrrrllim Slnli' Iiirvniti slmeI9)“ bring an open mind years ago if a slave was very lucky he lived someone try to tell him he is a better writer Editor in Chief in the shadows of his kind. generous yet than Joe Corey because he's black. It would loseph (ialarneau Would you like to learn about the religion. ever-ruling slave master. Today the story is make him feel humiliated and insulted that Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor culture and history of a unique people? Would no different. The Democrat‘s liberal. big» someone respected him only for his skin color Mir hael Hughes Dwuan )une you like to try the food of a people from a are effectively telling all instead of his talent. Is this what he wants for place l0.000 miles from the United States? As government policies American society? I think Dwuan June needs a side benefit. you might even get to hear Americans. including blacks. that “you‘ll toseriously rework his values. Executive News Editor...... Madelyn Rosenberg Advertising dignitaries such as the 4th District Con- make it in society but not without our News Editor...... Meg Sullivan General Manager...... Lib Seigh gressman. David Price. speak. The members of help —— and control!" Emily Laura Pitt Assistant News Editor...... Paul Woolverton Sales Manager...... C.yndi Horkan the Sikh Gurudwara (Temple) of North Now ask yourself. whether black or white. Sophomore. Psychology Editorial Page Editor...... Si ott Carpenter Credit Manager...... Cheryl Zerof Carolina are commemorating the third anni- what this system does for self-respect and Features Editor...... Suranne Perez Sales,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Davjd (farr, Paula Boulware versary of the inauguration of our Gurudwara motivation. Not much i imagine. Assistant Features Editor...... (‘alvrn Hall left Rudd, Alan Kane building on Sunday. March 6. 1988. The Sports Editor...... Katrina Waugh Ad Production Manager...... lobn Austin building is in Durham. but I will be glad to Bill lslcy Forum policy Assistant Sports Editor...... Scott Deuel Asst. Ad Production Managersllizabeth Sullivan provide transportation for anyone who re Graduate Student. Management Science tntrarnurals Editor...... Tom Campbell Alan Nolan quests it. All that you need to bring is an open Technician welcomes Forum letters. They are Executive Photo Editor...... Scott Rivenbark Ad Designers...... lane Sears, Judy Davrs mind. For further information. please call me lthl} robe printed ifihey: Photo Editor...... Scott Jackson Henry Kwiecinski, Krista Williamson at8390l60. June is hypocrite; black - deal with significant issues. breaking news or public Assistant Photo Editor...... Eddie (Zontram Heath Satow, Marley Smith interest. Graphirs Editor...... Dennis Draughon Classifieds Manager...... Kori May Gurpreet Singh Jawa - are t} pcd or printed legibly and double spaced. Assistant Graphics Editor...... Chuck tox Production is skin color, not asset - are limited to 300 words. and ('opy Editors...... Amy Brat ken, Ken Towery Manager...... l isa (,‘oston Senior. Electrical Engineering - are signed With the writer‘s address. phone number )ti-lrna Silander, )odi Zinnanti Asst. Managers...( harles Kadlei , Kevrn Krewsoii After reading Dwuan Juric's article on l'cb. and. if the writer is a student. his classification and Personnel Director...... Dana Kletter layout Artists...... Dave Krause, (ireg Kopst it Democratic policy real 5 (“Blacks Not Considered ln Society. . .“l. I curriculum. Set retarv...... Darlene Moxey Bob Olsen, john Horton became quite angry ai ll|\ apparent lack of chhnrcran reserves the right not to publish any Systems Editor...... Bill Hansley Proofreaders...... lauren Nuckolls, )im Hauser blacks’ dilemma lcircr which docs not comply with the above rules or Servii e Engineer...... ( harla Williams Davrd R. Smith. langston Melton root of thought. There is one qtlt'slltm that he needs to Much is deemed inappropriate for printing by the Staff Development Dire(tor.....Mark Burngardner Sydney Kepley, irent‘hie Simpson ask himself —» What makes him "black?" Is it editor in chief. Senior Editor...... Btih Reed different opinion the color of his skin'.’ Many Arabs. 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