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North Carolina State University’s Student Newspaper Since 1920 Volume LVll. Number 25 Wednesday, October 27, 1970

Senate faces funds mixup by LynneGriffin University instead of in an outside bank meeting. according to Kirk and Student Assistant News Editor unconnected to State. Government leaders. Kirk applied last spring for a separate The LDC was established by the Senate Student Government leaders will ex- trust fund for the money which would still in March. 1972. primarily to aid students plain to senators in their meeting tonight be within Student Government but would needing legal aid. This need is now being an action taken by the Student Body be in a separate place specifically for legal questioned by some leaders since the 'I'reasurer last year transferring the legal defense. University employs a legal advisor and Defense Corporation's funds temporarily This application was okayed recently by attorney. Don Solomon. This will be one of into the Student Government trust fund. the University but when the arrangements the topics covered at the meeting tonight. This additional money led the senators to were being made to transfer the money In addition to this controversy. senators falsely believe that the LDC money was from the general Student Government will act upon two finance bills. if approved actually Senate funds. trust fund into this separate trust fund it by the Finance Committee beforehand. In addition to this discussion. senators came to the attention of Student Govern- ONE OF THESE BILLS. introduced by will also consider two funding bills ment leaders that Ann Coates. student Coates. calls for the adjustment of the involving a supplement to the Student body treasurer. being unaware that this Student Government budget to read Government budget and a Homecoming money belonged to LDCinstead of Student $1,099.80 for their telephone service line. dance. Government. included this $5,000 with the This would enable Student Government to The basic confusion is that 35.000 of the Senate‘s money. operate on a budget without a deficit :52", 17““; ' wa' ffl 5? .0 Senate's available money for this year as In Coates' report at the last Senate Chris Kuretz presented in the Student Body Treasurer's meeting. she listed $9,450.40 as money left balance. Pretty fall weather is conducive to quiet thinking as is apparent with this student's break from studying. report at the last meeting actually belongs over from last year while in actuality only The second of these bills calls for an to the Legal Defense Co ration. 84.460.40 was carried over since $5.000 allocation of $760 to Alpha Phi Alpha In the past. the monies longing to this belongs to LDC. Fraternity. Inc.. to enable them to sponsor Corporation were kept in a separate bank. IN HER REPORT. this $9,450.40 was a “Pre Dawn" dance as a part of the‘ not under the University system. Jerry added tothe 310.500received from student Homecoming festivities. Introduced by Kirk, last year when he was student body fees. Then subtracting $10,570 for Student Liberal Arts Senator David Hinton. this Student exception to trend treasurer and therefore also the treasurer Government’s budget. the available bill would provide for the band called for LDC. moved this money from a monies for the fall semester for the Senate “Smoke"to perform and would also pay for by Eddie Jones open house and decided to become helped Ericson and two other students checking account into a savings account was $9,380.40. However. due to this $5.000 the labor involved and beverages. Staff Writer involved. rewrite the Student Union and University where it could draw interest. Later. he loss. the actual monies are $4,380.40. The Senate meeting will be conducted “ HAVE always liked to be active and Center constitution. moved it into the Student Government A _'I'he need of having an organization like tonight at 7:30 in the Student Senate Participation in extra-curricular activi- neve have been intimidated by lack of "The main thing the new constitution trust fund so it would be within the LDC will also be questioned at the Senate Chambers located in the Student Center. ties at State has been low in recent years. seniority." said the Speech Communica- did was to separate the Student Union Following the student activist movement tion major. “At open house they seemed from the Student Government. Before. of the sixties. participation by students so interesting and it was all volunteer- Student Government controlled the fund- has dwindled steadily. Martin Ericson is oriented." ing of the Student Union and could dip . an exception to this trend. however. A year later Ericson became chairman into their funds any time they wanted. Arab Club lecturer to speak on As a freshman in the fall of‘ 1971. ofthe Films Board and was responsible for The new constitution prevented this." said /Ericson became involved in WKNC-FM holding meetings. ordering films. and Ericson. / and the Films Board. The five-year handling the financial affairs of the board. HIS CLOSE association with the undergraduate. who will be re-enrolled The funding of organizations on campus Student Center helped elect Ericson as next semester. since then has been by Student Government interested president of the Center his sophomore Lebanon, Palestine peace problems associated with the Technician Ericson the most as a sophomore senator. year. He held that position until January Student Senate. Union Activities Board. His biggest accomplishment was the when finances and personal problems by Helen Tart MA. in public administration. and a PhD. He has written several articles on the and others. revision of the Student Union constitu- forced him to retire. Staff Writer in political science. Hussaini has taught at Middle East in the last few years. among The Winston-Salem native was tion. See "Former, "page three the University of Massachusetts, Smith them “Toward Peace in Palestine" pub- impressed by the Films Board at their The experience gained as a senator Hatem Ishgq Hussaini will speak on College and the University of Maryland. lished last year. , “Toward Peace in Lebanon and Palestine" The Arab Club feels many people are here Thursday through the efforts of confused about what is going on in State‘s Arab Club. Lebanon and Palestine now. explained Presently with the league of Arab Elwefate. “So many questions need to be States in Washington. D.C.. serving as answered and we felt Hussaini was most Ii; Dole to speak at Peace assistant director of the Arab Information qualified to answer them." he asserted. Center. he will speak at p.m. in the “we'wouldlike more understanding of by CharlesLadtter night and will go straight to the crowd was expected. Fountain speculated. Student Center Ballroom and entertaining the whole situation." he continued. Stafi‘ Writer Governor's Mansion. She will speak at the “We're expecting a very large crown. The questions afterward. HERE ONLY FOR Thursday and part recital hall at Peace at 10:15 a.m. Friday. president of Peace College.. Dr. Frazier, Refreshments will be served at 7:30 of Friday. Hussaini will also speak at Elin'beth Dole. wife of Republican and then go to the reception which will be has sent invitations to different colleges, p.m. and limited access to the speaker will Shaw University Friday. vice-presidential candidate Robert Dole. held in the Main Building. and expects a big turnout. I talked to our be possible. explained Adel Elwefate. a Elwefate explained. “His speaking here will speak at Peace College Friday. Diane Fountain. president of Peace news director. and he's expecting a large representative of the Arab Club. Hussaini was fully sponsored by the Arab Club. She is scheduled to arrive Thursday College Republicans. said that a sizeable crowd also." will also be available for question's after However. since he was here. Shaw MATILDA RICHARDSON. the wife of his talk. requested he speak. Duke has also Elliot Richardson. had originally been BORN IN Jerusalem. Hussaini has lived requested he speak. but I don't know if scheduled to speak, but was unable to in Lebanon and Egypt before living in the he'll be able to do that." Raleigh holds mass innoculation keep the engagement. and Dole was United States. Hatem lshaq ussalni About 200 people are expected to scheduled to speak instead. Fountain Holding a B.A. degreein economics. a attend the lecture. explained details concerning the change. The Wake County Health Depart- vaccine will be administered at the “Well. when we first sent out the ment will have a mass inoculation for Student Health Service. Clark Hall invitations. we told everybody that Mrs. Swine Flu (monovalent) on Saturday. Infirmaary, during the week of Nov. Richardson would be speaking. When we Nov. 18. and Sunday. Nov. 14. at city 15 and will be available to students heard about the change. we had to call Unregistered students can still vote and county locations to be announced only. everyone and tell them that it would be at a later date. Students desiring to Employees in the high-risk cate- Mrs. Dole instead." Students who have not regis- .6 pm. today. The procedure was established in be immunized should watch and listen gory should contact their private After speaking for approximately 15 to tered to vote in the Nov. 2 election This ballot is “a type of 1970 by the Voting Rights Act of for further announcements through ' 20 minutes. Dole will answer questions can still vote in the presidential and temporary registration enabling 1970 and then in the Voting Rights the news media. physicians. during a question and answer period. then races. It is recommended that students Students in the high-risk category she will mingle with the crowd. vice-presidential people tojust vote for the president Amendment of 1975 and in the in the high-risk category (those with are requested to register at the Dole will then travel to Greensboro to The PR ballot. a presidential and vice-president. It cannot be regulations of the North Carolina diabetes. heart or chronic lung Infirmary prior to Nov. 5 in order to attend a luncheon with the Guilford preference ballot, can be used to used in the state and local State Board of Elections to provide disease. severe asthma or nephritis) determine the amount of bivalent County Republican Women. and then to vote for candidates running for elections." according to Roger a means for people to vote for these be inoculated with a special bivalent vaccien needed. Verification of eligi- attend a reception sponsored by the these two offices by going to the Gwinn. the NC. Youth Coordinator twooffices in case they were unable vaccine to provide protection against bility by a Student Health Service Forsyth County Republican Women. Her Wake County Board of Elections by forCarter. to register in time for the election. Swine Flu and A/Victoria. This Physician will be, required. talk at Peace will be open to the public.

On The Brickyard

Students co nfusedover presidential candidates by Jan Jackson instead of talking openly about it. “He Alan Everhart. from Welcome. said he the other one of." the way to the Constitution. It should be Staff Writer treats it like a skeleton in the closet. It is wasn’t registered to vote. “I’m not going The freshman said her first choice was left to the states." an issue that has to be dealt with. I might to vote. The best I can see. politics is just a Gov. Jerry Brown of California. that she Barbra Hickman believed Ford's expe- Students' opinions concerning the pres. big show," explained the Forestry junior. liked “everything" about him. rience makes him the better choice. “I feel idential election seem to reflect the “IF I HAD more time to put into SNEED. an Agriculture and Life like he has done a good job. He has got the national trends of indecision and apathy learning more about the candidates and if Sciences major. enumerated her com- experience in foreign affairs and the and corroborate the belief that light voter Icould tell whether they were telling the Senate. turnout would more seriously affect truth then I would vote. It takes too much Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter than TV-watching and everything else." he- “I LIKE CARTER. If he had more Republican candidate Gerald Ford. explained. experience I would probably vote for “I'm not going to vote." commented Snow Hill native David Yelverton also him." commented the junior from Winston Sophomore Lisa Freeze. “because I don't. isn't registered to vote and said he isn't Salem. ‘ think either one candidate is any better Hickman. an Accounting major. said she than theother." is interested in the economy and foreign The Speech Communication major felt affairs. ‘ - um Ford has ignored the.Nixon issue

Ken George “i watched the debates. They were nothing special." The Mechanical Engi- neering major added. "All they're going to AlanEverhart do is make promises." ~..sve voted for Ford ifhe hadn't made that FRESHMAN Ken George is undecided big to do about Carter's Playboy inter- though he is registered. “I like what Anne Snead view. Jimmy Carter stands for; hawever. I fail “It was a good interview. not at all like to see how he will accomplish some of his plaints against Carter. “He says he is a they made it out to be. Carter showed proposals. Ford is more specific and farmer. but he's not. He's a businessman. more guts by giving the interview." She practical in several areas." ‘He didn't plant the peanuts. He made it added. “However. Carter is not the Added the Speech Communication major into a business. downhome country boy he is made out to David Yelverton from Raleigh. “I‘m wondering what effect “He's not in Washington. but he is your be. That's played up too much." that interested in politics. . their religion will have on moral issues." typical politician. Even the governor of A Fayetteville native. Freeze also “What they'vedone hasn't affected me Another Raleigh native. Anne Sneed Georgia doesn't like Jimmy Carter." complained that Carter changed his mind that much. I'm sure they have done a lot. chooses Ford by default. “I don't like Sneed is also opposed to constitutional UsaFreaaa too much and she disapproved of his stand but it is nothing I can brag about." the either one's policies. but I hate Carter‘s. ammendments concerning abortion and on abortion. sophomore commented. Anything they can think of they accuse gun control. "I don't think it should go all ( Two Technician October 27, 1976

Design

New addition eyes 1978 completion date by Karen Gaston in the planning stages for three years. has in such a way as to provide a landscaped Staff Writer a completion deadline of February, 1978. section in between the addition and According to A3. Harris. director. of present structure. The School of Design addition is now Facilities Planning, the addition is being “A section of Quadrangle Drive has being constructed next to Brooks Hall the built to provide extra classroom and been removed so that there will be no present School of Design building. The meeting space for the School of Design. through vehicle traffic between the He added the new building was designed buildings." Harris said. “There will be a construction of this structure. which was landscaped garden area between the addition and Brooks Hall." THE TOTAL COST of the four and a half story. 37.“ .squarefoot School of Design addition is expected to be $2,220,000. Thegeneral contractor is King Hunter Inc. The architectural firm which designed the addition is Wolf Associates in Charlotte. rheSchooiofDesigniacontinually aeekingtoimproveandexpenditaenvironment. TtfialeteatadditiontotheDeaignSchoollsnow Roy Holbrook. project architect. being succeeded by a newer and more original addition scheduled to be completed by February. 1978. described the building as one with varied uses. “The addition will have an audi- torium. classrooms. studios. seminar rooms. and office space." said Holbrook. Hamid Ogburn. partner in charge of production and construction at Wolf Goodwill provides savings Associates. described some of the building's more unusual characteristics. by Linda Mercer refrigerators. they do have bed frames Clothes and mattresses are laundered “There will be an outdoor. amphithe- Staff Writer whose prices start at $13.95. double and sanitized when they are repaired for ater-style classroom which can be used for mattresses from $52.50 and singles from sale. outdoor presentations." said 0gburn. Student sometimes do not have much $44.95. HAMILTON INDICATED because “Inside will be a forum area that will be money and so jump at any possibility of Sofas start at $50 and lamps at $4.95. many donors to the store are from upper used for architectural models and movable savings. Yet the obvious is often over- Customers can get two pillows for $3.35 middle class to higher income groups. displays that a visiting architect may looked. Raleigh's Goodwill Store, down- and dresses start at $1.49. Pants and attracted by free pick up service and the bring in." he commented. town. across from Moore Square Park. is shirts are $1.49. ' advantage oftax deductions. the quality of THE INFORMAL construction of the an example. “There are items cheaper than that the goods the store receives is “pretty building lent itself to the inclusion of “We offer good quality furniture and which we have on sale." Hamilton added. decent." several large areas that will be used for appliances at a very reduced. price FREE DELIVERY is provided within In the past few years. the store has seen student project work. On the roofwill be a compared to department stores." com~ Raleigh's city limits, but there is a charge an increase in sales. especially of furniture paved plaza that can be used as an outdoor merited Lee Hamilton. manager of the of $8 per delivery outside the city. If a and appliances. and more upper middle sketching area. Ogburn termed the contract department of Raleigh’s Goodwill purchaser transports certain items such class buyers have been coming to the construction of the addition as an Store. as couches and chairs himself. the store store to buy—a trend which Hamilton “engineering feat." Goodwill has several stores in Durham attributed to inflation which have had good response from knocks five dollars off the price of the and the recession. The School of Design addition will be students there, but. said Hamilton. “the piece." mentioned Hamilton. He suggested the store as a good source . connected to Brooks Hall with the use of a response here from State students hasn't He admitted that appliances are not of Halloween costumes as well. “A friend Heevystudyrngmakesstudentswanttoheedbackhomemnevutfnopponmdty bridge. It will join the addition's second been quite as good!“ guaranteed. but “should a person pick up of mine came in and asked for help in floor to the breezeway of Brooks Hall. ARTICLES FOR sale range from used an appliance and find it doesn't. work. we finding a costume for a party and found a books and clothing to mattresses and will replace it with one of similar value." pair of double-pleated pants complete with vacuum cleaners. Particularly of interest Receptacles are available in the store to suspender buttons for 70 cents." to students are the hot plates. toaster- check. The Goodwill store is located three Speakers, faculty dinners among broiler ovens. coffee pots, irons. radios. The purpose of the Goodwill store is to miles from campus and there is free lamps and televisions. provide employment for handicapped parking adjacent to it. The store is open Though the store does not carry most of individuals by selling the donated goods Monday through Saturday 8:30 am. to the larger appliances such as ovens and which they have reconditioned. 5:30 pm. and until 8:00 Friday. fall plans for off-campus students by Helen Tart ROGERS. WHO served as Student the Student Center Nub. The last dinner STATE IARM "l $2 OFF ANY REGULARLY Staff Writer Senate president last year. spoke and then was planned for Monday. but the sign-up ‘ . FIRE answered questions. sheet is for any ofthe future dinners also. 'AUTC ‘ PRICE SHOE Beginning a luncheon speaker series. Taylor said he hopes to have a speaker PLANNED I-‘OR today from 3 pm. to 5 INSURANCE another faculty dinner. and a meeting every week or every two weeks. depend- p.m.. the organization's meeting will be 0 WITH THIS COUPON. today have been activities of the Associa- ing on the availability of the speakers and held in Room 3118 of the Student Center good thru Sat. Oct. 30 tion for Off-Campus Students. rooms for meetings. instead of in the Nub as originally LIFE HEALTH Student Body President Lu Anne “We've been thinking along the lines of planned. State Fém insurance Cormanics 2520 Rogers was the first speaker of the series student government and administration Membership has improved slightly. HOWEOffices - Blouringfon. III. HILLSBOROUGH ST. Tuesday. for speakers, but if anybody has an idea Taylor explained. “We had 10 new mu cannon. for a speaker. we'd be glad to hear from members at our last meeting." he Behind mic) Sim Bus. 828-9453 “She spoke about current issues in Carmen Villae RES. 781-0778 821— 5085 student government." explained Rickey them." asserted Taylor. commented. I901 SMALLWOOD DRIVE Taylor. president of the Association for Faculty dinner sign-up sheets are “With a little more membership. maybe RALEIGH, NC 27605 p _‘ Off-C usStudents. 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1831 1314 3600 \‘I FUUI TechnICian October 27, 1976 crier Nf: ED SECRETARY No f'ypeing THE PSYCHOLOGY Club will meet TERTULIA Spanish Club Open L A Count II meets today, Oct“ 27, at THE STUDENT Senate will meet LAT TER DAY Saint Women Relief GET YOUR skeletons out or the PEACE IN Middle East. Lecture JIM answer phone. Iiiti-rwew time on Wednesday. October 24. at 5:00 Housi‘ Oct 27 3:306 at the Rath- tilt) in tin BIUI' Rm of ”w New Oct. 27 at 7-30. All Senators Smii-ly Cultural Refinement lesson closet and help kids have a Happy given by Dr. Hatem Hussaini. of 3 5 Mon Thurs JS'at 40l Oberlin III 528 Poe Dr. Pam Green will be sLllir HillsborOUgh St All inter Sluziiwit Union Be thori- Wellvnu'l attend. WII' I)-‘ hrild tonight at 7 30 at the Halloween!! Shelley School for Arab Information Center. Washing- Room IOJ the spmki-i Everyone is invited to mil-u in speaking Spanish are in- Pay $4.25 per/hr. church on Six Forks Rd. We will mentally retarded children, ages ton, DC. Sponsored by Arab Club of F REE FILM' Tonight at 8:00 in the attend VI'I‘(I to attend. RAPE CRISIS CENTER will hold: FlnuinleNEED MONEY.hours Need Car. Call Study Columbia. so come and learn 38. needs small Halloween cos- NCSU. Tomorrow evening at 8:00. Library see Ingmar Bergman's training sessions for new volunteers an 688': Wed Thur. 3 S. WI'Ii u‘. tumes either improvised or ready- Ball Room. Student Center. "Wild Strawberries." Also. FOR SALE 50 Sllqhtly used beer AN ORGANIZATIONAL meeting for starting Thurs. Oct. 28. For more made, Bring to Volunteer Center. (lav-c.“Zorro's Fighting Legion," Chapter cups made from d0uble plastic. the Spring I977 Eastern Student inlormation call NCSU Volunteer WANNA PLAY around? Day care THERE WILL be rehearsal for all 3H5 E Student Center, 737-3W3. CAMPUS Y meeting, Wed.. Oct. 27, 8 Ulnar)! Call John 834 7898 Contcrencc is to be held Monday Service 3lls Student Center, 737 Center for mentally retarded chil members and all those participating LIBBY DOLE. wife of Vice‘ 7.30 in the Nub. Everyone is invited November I. at 4 p.m. in the ltl93 drv'n need recreational help in in the "Midnight Review“, Wed. Presidential candidate Robert Dole. to attend. THERE WILL be a meeting for all Conference Room. Burlington lI2l. MARRIED COUPLES Christian alternoons Contact Volunteer Ser- Oct 27. I976 at 8:00 p.m. in the will be speaking at Peace College SQUARE DANCE- The Outing Club Registered Democrats registered in INTER VARSITY Christian Fellow Anyone interested in working with Fellowship will meet this Thursday. mm 3115 E Student Center, 737v3l93 ballroom Please come and be on Friday at 10:00. is sponsoring its annual Square Precinc #23 at 5:30 pm. in Rm. 342 ship will meet this Thurs in the the ANS officers in any phase of the 7 30 p.m., at the Community Room. for more information. Ill'tle DANCE Saturday Night, October 30, Harrelson on Oct. 27. I976. Alumni Building from 7. IS 9:30 conference is urged to attend. This Bldg. 0. E.S. King Village. Every THE DEADLINE date for the To THE PERSON I talked to from 8:00vl2:00 in the Student conference will be planned almost One w'elcome For information call Homecoming Queen Contest has MED and SED Maiors. Come to the Sunday the 24th at about 9:30: Let‘s Center Ballroom. Club members THE FORESTRY CLUB ROLLEO THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS of NC. entirely by the NE students, so your 833 4898 been moved back to October 27th, Pig Pickin‘ on Nov. 6 at 3:00 p.m. in get together and talk about it. I can free, guests 50 cents. No experience will be this Saturday at Research State will have a meeting at 6:45 help is needed. It y0u can not attend I976 at 5:00 p.m. This movement Sclienck Forest. Tickets will be on understand. Call and ask for AI in needed! Refreshments too. Farm #3 (on Hillsboro beside fair pm. in Rm. 342 Harrelson on Oct. 27. and are interested, drop by the ANS PRE VET CLUB is having its Fall was necessary! to give all organiza- sale thr0ugh Oct. 29 in 320 Poe Hall. room 19 of the floor. grounds) from to am. to 5 pm. I976 This is a very important ottice. Burlington 1222 Monday thru Dog Wash Oct. 30th from 9:00 a.m. tions more time for selection of a BECOME a regular donor. Earn up CLOGGING CLUB organizational Old-time logging competition be meeting! All members and inter. Friday from 8:45 to 9:00a.m.. and on till 5 p.m. in the Basement of Polk contestant. Applications can still be to Sl6.00 per week in spare time. meeting Tuesday, Nov. 2, 7:30 p.m., tween classes will be demonstrated. ested persons are welcome to at. any Monday. Wednesday and Friday Hall. Members who signed up to picked up at the Office of Student A RECEPTION for the announce» South Wilmington Street Blood Union Ballroom. All invited to ioin Free BEER for all. tend. afternoon work are requested to fill the time Affairs. merit of "Miss Black and Gold” will Bank, l08 S. Wilmington Street and participate. slot previously determined. Call 'EAT,DRINK 8. be merry at our be held Sunday, (Oct. 31. 1976) at 832 2692 it you have any questions. delicious spaghetti dinner for only 7.00 in the Walnut Room. Everyone SCIENCE FILMS from NASA and HAVE ANY recipes that chtldren Sl.25. Serving from ll:30-l:00, Oct. is invited to attend; all refreshments ERDA will be shown on Thursday at can make- like caramel apples or THE AMATEUR Radio Club W4TC 27.28.29 in Room 532 of Poe Hall. are free, Be dressed, no ieans or 7:30 in ErdahICloyd Theater. Ad~ iello salads? Jot them down and will meet in the Student Center tennis shoes. mission free. bring to Volunteer Service 3H5 Green Room at 7:30 on Wednesday THERE WILL BE a Society of HALLOWEEN at the coffeehouse Student Center or send to Box 5217, Mission Valley Shopping Center Oct. 27. If you’re interested in radio Women Engineers meeting Wed. REWARD! Lost- GE mini tape nite (8:30-llz30) Oct. 29. NCSU. Recipes will be distributed to as a hobby stop by and see us and Oct. 27th at5:30 in the Walnut Room. player(cassette). If found contact BringFridaywine and wear costumes. local daycare centers. Phone 833-2825. loin the crowd. Everyone welcome. Cath at 82I 7lll; Noon-5. THE OUTING CLUB will meet on ‘Ag Engineers: There will be an SBE Wed. Oct. 27, I976 at 7:30 p.m. in the Club meeting Wed.. Oct. 27 in Blue Room of the Student Center. Weaver Lab. Dinner will be served . ’ 'these offers good I Slide show this week and trip reports at 6:00 and a sign-up sheet is posted . only classifieds on fall break trips. All interested in Weaver. The meeting will start at‘ TYPING DONE by professional JOBS for students doing ianitorial THE ASSOCIATION for Off-Campus persons please attend. 7:00 and there's the possibility of a at this location ‘ secretary. Thesis experience. Elec- work at night. Must be in Raleigh Students will hold a meeting on INTERNATIONAL STUDENT bluegrass band playing beforehand! tric typewriter. Call 872 3627. area during Christmas and semester Wednesday, Oct. 27, form 3 to 4 p.m. BOARD: will sponsor second ren- A.R.C. CANOEING- sponsored by break. Must have car. 834-8308. in Room 3H8 Student Center. All dezvous on Saturday Nov. at 8 p.m. the Outing Club. Basic canoeing and NEED RIDE from Durham to interested persons are welcome to Come to the Pack house in the river techniques class to be taught N.C.S.U. Wed. and‘Friday for 8:00 FOOD SERVICE has openings for attend. basement of the student center; over the nexftew weeks. For info. or classes. Can drive other days. Jim students for banquet work. Call Mrs. THE N.C.S.U. student chapter of meet other students and enioy to sign up attend the Outing Club Daniels days- 737 3I95. Philbrick 737 2249. A.S.P.A , the American Society for drinks, music and entertainment. meeting. Wed.. Oct. 27, 7:30 p.m. Monday Buffet Tuesday Buffet Wed. Er Thurs. Personnel Administrators will be Admission free. Student Center Blue Room. DIAMONOS- a girls best friend and holding their meeting this Wednes- Special Special Buffet Special a man's best investment. Our gems CLIP and save this notice for when day Oct. 27. 1976 at 4:00 p.m. in are priced 40 per cent below retail you need student papers neatly Room 208. Patterson Hall. All old 5pm - 8pm 5pm - 8pm and graded by the American Gem typed. 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Red Clay Ramblers, Gravy Boat Leon Russell

SIn gs at State ,Bands pefionn / An incomparable mixture of last year's “Lady Blue." The Red Clay Ramblers and This versatile group presents displays versatile vocals which rock. jazz and blues will shake The past year has yielded a Gravy Boat will appear at a varied repetoire of blue grass. take an audience from bawdy Reynolds Coliseum when Leon double dose of success for Memorial Hall in Chapel Hill on ballads. blues. ragtime. early barroom tunes to the most Russell comes to town Satur- Russell. His highly publicized Thursday. October 28 at 8 p.m. jazz and swing. Their second romantic of ballads. day. November 6. Russell. his marriage to Mary and their Tickets are $1.00 and are album. Stolen Love was As a special attraction, the wife Mary and the Richie Furay subsequent release of Wedding available at Cat's Cradle. the acclaimed throughout. the two bands are planning a Band will be presented by the Album produced another big Carolina Union and All Chapel South. Northeast and Midwest “Diamond Studs Reunion" for Major Attractions Committee single. "Rainbow in Your Hill Record Bars. as "one of 'the most exciting the final portion of the Thurs- as State's second major concert Eyes." Later in the year. The Red Clay Ramblers. traditional releases of the year" day night concert. Area music of the year. George Benson's recording of Flying Fish recording artists. by the Indianapolis Star News. lovers will have the first chance . Russell. a versatile singer/ “This Masquerade" will start this evening of The second part of the in several years to see what songwriter. has been a consis- Leon’s entertainment The band was concert will feature Gravy Clive Barnes of the New York tently powerful force in music received critical and popular formed locally in 1972. but first Boat, a band centered around Times called “Authentic almost since the late sixties. He acclaim for both the singer and began to receive national re- Jim Warm and Bland Simpson. to the point of musicology...the appeared at State once before the writer. cognition as original cast writers of Diamond Studs and m Ic Is super." in the fall of 1971. His most Tickets to the concert are members of the Off-Broadway Hot Grog. Their song list The excellent acoustics of recent albums include Carney. available at all Triangle area . hit Diamond Studs in 1975. includes tunes from both plays Memorial Hall, the modest' a big seller released in 1972 and Record Bars. School Kid's Since the play. they've been plus other outstanding original ticket price of $1.00 and the best remembered for “Tight- RecOrds in Raleigh and at the touring college campuses. cof- materials. talent of these two bands rope"; Stop All That Jazz; and University Student Center Box l fee houses. night clubs. and In addition. female lead in should make an evening of W!” 0'fhe Wisp which featured Office for $5. The Red Clay Ramblenwl appear tommonow. festivals. Hot Grog. Cassandra Morgan. outstanding entertainment.

Four recent releases are impressive effort. The Ozark Mountain own ability to incorporate these Daredevils are a professional other ideas along with his own band. and this album is a must fresh style to make a damn for any discriminating music good album. listener. -Bill Triplets- -Blll Triplett- hanger]

Onrk Mountain Daredevils Tim Weisburg Men from Earth Live at Last AlM- 8PM] A&M- SP4600 Best Cuts- “Fly Away From Best Cuts- ”The Good Life." Home. " “Breakaway. " “Water- “King's Highway" and "-008 rm'll"and "Homemade Wine" tille" Parliament Mothership Connection This has got to be the best Roberta Kelly Caeablanea- NEW-7022 album that the Daredevils have Trouble Maker Tim Weisburg has assembled done. Even after only one Caesblanea- 0CLP-5005 a quite competent group of listen. an open minded musical musicians to accompany him on Best Cuts- “P. Funk. " “Super- aficionado would choose Men Best Cuts- “Trouble Maker, this effort. Some people do not groovalistic-Prosifunkstication from Earth as being one of the “Think I'm Gonna Break Some- think live albums are produced and "Give Up the Funk" best albums released this year. one '8 Heart " and “Innocent" well. but this one has studio- 'The production is excellent Iike production. Much effort Parliament's LP, Mothership while an array of instruments Roberta Kelly's delightful went into this album. and the Connection. is nothing but high are deftly merged into a union vocals bring a new freshness to sound engineers deserve most octane non-stop funk. The of soft melodic strains. making the vast catalog of disco music. of the thanks. album is a strong one that Chris Koren it obvious‘that a great deal of Her new album Trouble Maker His opener “The Good Life" imcorporates eighteen vocal- time was put into this is a must for those people who begins on an up-beat surge and ists. six horns. four guitarists. recording. appreciate disco sounds. then mellows out into a provoc- four drummers, four bassists ' l The motifs of this album are This effort consists of five ative stream: the way Life and one keyboard man into one The "Perspective Black" Exhibit at State’s Cultural personal freedom. unfulfilled very danceable cuts. The should. Lynn Blessing's key- super funk effort. Center features paintings by Willie Nash. a well known dreams. and living life to its album is produced by Giorgio boards and Todd Robinson's “1’. Funk". was something black artist from Ashevllle. Nash's works focus on life fullest. making Menfrom Earth Moroder and Pete Bellotte. The guitar form a tight union with rather new to me. but it is solid from the black point of View. His works have been a complete album that encoun- production is better than most Weisburg's adept fluting. The music. It's avant-garde style exhibited throughout North Carolina at several colleges, ters virtually every emotional albums. The string arrange- tranquil fade-out is ecstacy. works. A listener gets an museums and fairs. Nash works in pan and Ink and sentiment. ments and the keyboard work There are no lyrics on this uncontrollable urge to grind. paints.His future plans include opening a gallery and “Fly Away Home" is the really blend together well and interior design consulting service. album's opener. establishing a give a mercurial flow to the LP. but Weisburg's finesse The rhythm is good and well perfect beginning. The guitar songs. Moroder and Bellotte makes this effort into and produced. George Clinton has and mandolin work are quite also wrote four of the songs. enjoyable experience for any- come up with a good effort. good. providing a springboard As an album. this work lacks one. “Supergroovalist Prosifunk- for launching the album into the any real lyrics. but lyrics are His “King's Highway" sounds stication" does well with the listener's psyche. not the point of this effort. The like a solid rock jam. It also mixture of percussion. synthe- "Breakaway" needless to say, message is to get up and allows the perceptive listener sizer and the multitude of espouses personal freedom. boogie. to become immersed in the vocals. The musical arrange- something most Southern As for the three listed “Best melange of musical talent. ment is repetitive but that bands hold quite close to their Cuts," they are mentioned seems to be what Parliament is hearts. Composer John Dillon's because something had to be “Castille” has superb flute into. This song would go over guitar work and vocals give the put there. All the songs are work that vaguely resembles well at a night club. depth to “Breakaway" in mak- disco and are designed for early King Crimson sounds. ing it a track to remember. dancing. They all serve their Yet here the semblance stops “Give Up the Funk" is “Watermill” is an easy-going intended purpose. due to the song's jazz type repetitive. too. but its message laid back song. Its backing Roberta recorded this album strains. Blessing's keyboards is pounded into the listener: vocals work well as they add a in Munich. Germany. Her again rise to the top as being a “we need the bump. gotta have certain tranquility. backing band is the Munich musical binder. the bump." After almost six “Homemade Wine" is about Machine. The Germans really Ty Grimes'adroit drumming minutes of this. what more drinking homemade wine. and get offon disco. Trouble Maker lays out a variety of rifts that needs to be said? the philosophy of a man who will probably do better in would destroy the album if they Mothership Connection is not has been on a binge for a week. Europe than America. but were not included. Doug a landmark album but it is “a The tune is light and refreshing people into disco should buy Anderson's bass work and real type of thing going down . while the fiddle and mandolin Trouble Maker. 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by Lu Angel Yow praised the consistmcy of the not. both blocking and spiking." said Yow. and try new things. But when the other Staff WI I'ter reserves. The coach was impressed with the fact team gets some points and the momen- “1 just wish the individual play on the that she is “thinking more on the court." tum. we can be in trouble." said Yow. "Good play. Donna!" first team could be as consistent as the YOW STRESSED THE need of IN THE FIRST game of the tirst match. “Way to spike; Kit!" individual play on the second team. They individual concentration. “.We depend too State broke out to an early 12-3 lead “Come on State. set it up!" (the reserves) are not strohg enough to much on the other team making mistakes. behind Donna Andrews' spikes and the “Hustle. hustle!" play agaInst the other first teams. but the When we get ahead we play too blocks of Chambers and Lynn Davidson. “Way to set, Olga! hitters. in particular. have good timing ‘ defensively. the other team scores a few ECU quickly gained the momentum. Fans sometimes wonder if the second and placement.”commented Yow. points and gains the momentum." reeled off seven straight points. and came and third stringers who shout ecour- The reserves captured the first game of within two points at 12-10. With Andrews agement. lead cheers. and bounce up and YOW SINGLED out junior hitter their match by breaking out to a 11-3 lead serving and Kit Rea and Stephanie Mason down on the bench can really play the Norma Cockman as “the most consistent behind the spikes of Davis and Ann Rea. delivering 'the clutch spikes. State re- ame. hitter on our team. She has steady rhythm " State put the match away on a strong grouped to win the game. 15-10. MONDAY NIGHT the “non-starters" of and timing on her jump. and when she spike by Cockman. 15-6. The second game was a see-saw battle the State women‘s volleyball team—Lorry goes up to hit the ball I know it's going Cockman and Davis again led the early all the way. with ECU capturing the win Romano. Debbie Davis. Ann Rea. Char- over the net and somewhere inside the surge in the second game. with Romano on the spikes and blocks of Lynn lotte Hogan. Happy Ericson. Pan Jordan. court." delivering two strong serves and Jordan McClellan and Rosie Thompson. 15-13. Lynn Capps. and Norma Cockman—got Yow emphasized. however. that she spiking a winner from a Hogan set to put The Wolfpack started fast in the third their chance to show they are moIe than was not displeased with the starters and the Wolfpack ahead. 1443. ECU made a and deciding game. with Chambers bench warmers. Combiningbustle. ac- praised the improvement in their play brief comeback. but State regained the delivering two winning spikes and a block curacy. but mo importantly. consis- from game to game. serve on hustle and captured the game to send State out to an early 8-1 lead. tency. the stringers soundly A pleasant and welcome surprise was and match on Erickson's spike. 15-5. State capitalized on the Pirates mistakes defeated a similar unit from East Carolina the play of Christine Chambers. who had and used the serves of Andrews and a in Carmichael Gym. 15-6. 15-5. not played in several weeks. but gained a In the 6 p.m match with ECU. State Chambers block to win the contest. 15-4. The starters were also impressive in starting berth against ECU and contri- seemed to have a letdown when they There is apparently a controversy winning the first match against ECU.‘ buted heavily to the Wolfpack win. reached 13 points. with victory seemingly already surrounding the upcoming state 15-10. 13-15. 15-4. but State coach Kay “Christine made some good plays at the in hand. “We seem to think we can relax tournament. to be played Nov. 5-6 in Durham. There was no problem in determing the no. 1 seed. which went to undefeated Duke. but the No. 2. No. 3. and No. 4 spots have caused a problem. The No. 1 and No. 2 teams receive first round Sports byes. and the No. 4 team is placed in the October 27, 1976 same bracket with Duke and therefore Eight / Technician . must defeat the Blue Devils.'to reach the finals. NORTH CAROLINA. State and Appalachian State were judged to be equal in ability. so a drawing was held to determine seeding. UNC drew second. Druschel: Pack’s goal to State third. and ASU fourth. The conflict has arisen because although UNC and State split their two matches and UNC and ASU split their two matches. ASU defeated State in two out of three contests. ASU now feels they should maintain winnin g tradition rightly receive the No. 2 seed and bye. Yow says the comittee will have to by Greer Smith had a little extra desire to do reconsider its decision in.the next few Staff Wn'ter well when they played the days. With ASU threatenIng to protest. Tigers. ' Yow agrees that the present seedIngs are For a player that has enjoyed not fair. the feeling of playing on three “Today is a special day “I think they will have to change the caliber bowl teams Bill Drus- because it was Parent's Day." seedings. A team that beats another team chel has faced the adversity he said. At the start of the two out of three times should be seeded experienced on the Wolfpack season a lot of fans abandoned ahead." Yow said. football squad rather well. In . us except for our parents and With the two victories Monday night. fact. he and the rest of the friends. and the hard core State the Wolfpack surpased last season's final Wolfpack have turned the - supporters. We all knew that victory total of 18. State. now 20-8. faced result of their problems. a 34-1 they were going to be here Elon and High Point Tuesday night and record after losing the first i today so we gave a little extra travels to Boone for the Appalachian State Chris Seward three games. into their goal for to show our appreciation for Invitational Oct. 29-30. The Pack plays at 1 the rest of the year. the them staying with us when we Duke Nov. 3 in Durham. before the state Stephanie Mason delivered several clutch spikes in State'a victory over East Carolina mainenance of a winning tradi- were down." tournament in Durham on Nov. 5-6. Monday night. tion at State. “Because this team is so young. we've not been thinking Capitol City Radiator Service in terms of bowl bids or . undefeated seasons like the Club-Pack upsets Catholic U. teams of the past. couple of . Kc. Condenser “m n '0 years did. We just want to 4‘96 ' continue the winning tradition Very few students at State Roberts booted the PA-T. and scoring the winning points on a _ ; .~ ,. 5° know much about their club State led 7-6. Catholic scored Beatty-to-Gibson strike that ' and the atmosphere assocaited and converted a two-point try covered 15 yards. '\ with State. especially for Coach football team or have even Gas tanks (Bo) Rein." he said. c. witnessed a game. In Wash- to take a 14-7 lead at the half. This week. State travels to ‘ on Cooler: AT THE START of the ington. D.C.. however. it's a STATE OPENEDthe second Newport News, Va.. for a game Haw Equipment season the continuance of ; different story. half with a 76-yard drive in nine with the Newport News Train- State's winning ways appeared . ' Some 3.000-plus homecoming plays. Sammie Bullock went the ing Center. StateIs now 6-1. remote as the offense continu- "Druschel fans turned out Saturday at last seven yards for the score. ally sputtered with the offen- Catholic University and saw Jack McCauley hit Steve Fitz- sive line receiving the brunt of receives so much adversity rushing. State's Club-Pack upset the patrick with a two-point con- ' the criticism for the units of from the outside they have to The offensive barrage came nationally third-ranked Card- version pass and with only 2:45 I impotence. pull together." he related. despite an injury to Callaway. inals 23—21. gone in the second half. State I McDonald’3”Fall Footbal The senior offensive tackle At the same time the unit whose play at guard was crucial CATHOLIC.WIIICII will be had regained the lead at 15-14. I claimed that a lack of talent became used to each other. in the Pack's play in the an NCAA Division 111 member I wasn't the problem for the the experimentation with Ed previous wins this year and on next season. entered the game The State defense added two I Extravaganza Entry Form offensive front four nor was a Callaway at center ended with State's recent bowl teams. The with an explosive offense. a points when it blocked a punt I lack of effort. rather. it was too Callaway shifted back to his Wolfpack's offensive machine stubborn defense and a 4-1 out of the end zone. I much. effort and M 0f natural position of guard. hesitated for a few plays but record The“ only loss was to Catholic set the stage for the I For Week of October 30 cohesIveness that may have "Moving Ed back to guard continued to motor up and Duquesne late State heroics when it I caused problems. helped us tremendously." he down the field for the rest of In past games. the Wolfpack scored the go-ahead touchdown I Home Team Visitor Tie Breakers “The first 0f the 3018011 we said. “It settled everybody the game. defense '3” be”? the teams with five minutes to play. I were trying so hard and we down." strong poInt. but It was the of- “ANY TIME A starter is out fense which provided most of Trailing 21-17. State marched I Florida State — Clemson Indiana vs. Ohio State weren't getting anything The combination of the two down the field in two minutes. I Duke — Georgia Tech done." he explained. “We all immediately figured into a tie of the lineup it makes a slight the heroics this time. Quarter- I a matter of time difference becuase his replace- back Mike Beatty played Maryland - Kentucky knew it was against Michigan State anda ment may play a little bit perhaps his best game of the I South Carolina — NC. State Navy vs. Notre Dame before we began meshing as a win against Indiana. Since then differently." Druschel RESEARCH I unit. When we became used to they have steadily progressed began. season. completing 11 of 20 I Wake Forest — UNC each other's playing styles we a similrity ofthe offensive “But Ed's back--up plays almost passes for 115 yards and Thousands of Topics East Carolina — Western Carolina into as well as he does so we weren't directing three long touchdown Sand for I Oklahoma St. vs. Missouri started to play as a team. It machines that operated under hurt that much. We all knew your up-to-data, 1w- I Colorado Oklahoma came 118""er Lou Holtz’ four-year reign. . . drives. the lastpne coming in 9'0” "“l 5"" E"°'°'° I So. 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Training tough for State’s swimmers Jury no longer out by Bill Triplett "Everybody is different. The muscle may swim almost six miles and day and do Staff Writer composition is different." he said. "The that five days a week. on Johnny Evans cardio-vascular system is different. I have How does a coach know what program State has the sixth best swimming team to look at these physiological aspects and to give a swimmer? Easterling replied. The jury is no longer out What Evans does want to in the NCAA. It sent three men to the couple them with the person's emotional “You have got to know your swimmers. on State quarterback John- think about is. this week's Olympics in Montreal. Steve Gregg won a make-up when formulating a program." Then you put over-distance in their ny Evans. trip to South Carolina. silver medal in the 200~mcter butterfly. Easterling uses interval training. com- program. This makes the swimmer hurt. The junior signal caller where the Wolfpack meets Dan Harrigan earned a bronze in the prised of four elements. They are the but when the going is tough. he won't let from High Point. seemingly the Gamecocks Saturday at ZOO-meter backstroke. Duncan Goodhew distance a swimmer will go in competition. himself lose. He will have worked too hard on trial by skeptics—but not 1:30 pm. in Williams-Brice set a new Olympic record in the lOO-meter how many events a swimmer will to lose." by his coach—after the Stadium in Columbia. breastroke semifinals. participate per meet. how much rest the SWIMMING IS NOT the only training Wolfpack dropped its first Although Evans will not State enjoys such a program because of swimmer will have to rest between each method used. Swimmers do “dry land" three encounters of the sea- be on trial for the game. it's tw0 reasons. First. it has a lot of talent. event. and his own speed. Work. They do flexibility excersises. son. has been a key figure in a certainty the Gamecock Seconkly, coach Don Easterling’s skillful FOR INSTANCE. a person swimming a Goodhew can point his feet out at 90 State's 180-degree turn- defense won't get much rest coaching and strenuous training program distance event would train by swimming a degree angles. A swimmer must be about. which includes At- when the 6—2. 200-pounder is pushes athletes to excellence. Easterling's 400-yard race every 4:30 minutes. But he flexible. so he can glide through the lantic Coast Conference vic- on the gridiron. He's a triple winning philosophy rests upon the notion must swim 10 such races all under 4:10 water and not fight it. tories over North Carolina threat if there ever was one. of learning a swimmer's needs and minutes. The swimmer has 20 seconds of Three times a week all the swimmers and Clemson in the past two As a runner. he ripped potential and then helping the swimmer to rest between each race—a grueling pace. lift weights. Strength is crucial to a weeks. Because of his out- Clemson for 126 yards on 15 exceed his own expectations. This type ofprogram is called a “quality swimmer as time is shaved off a standing effort. Evans has carries in State’s 38-21 vic- EASTERLING is world renown for his program." The emphasis is on speed and swimmer's record when extra strength is been named Technician tory last week. including rigorous training programs that produce not mileage. Mission Viejo Swim Club in gained. Athlete of the Week for the two touchdown runs and world famous athletes. His training California has six Olympians. and they second consecutive week. another dash of 55 yards. program is geared to changing good use a “distance program." Mission Viejo During the season. the team works out "Johnny took a lot of As a passer. he led State athletes into great athletes. swimmers may swim up to 47 miles in two 30 to 40 hours a week. While athletic unfair criticism early in the to a 21-13 upset over North Easterling explains how he tailors his days. Even though State does not scholarships are often considfred to be a season that he didn't de- Carolina with an 8-for-l4 programs to each individual swimmer. emphasize distance. a distance swimmer “free-ride." for many teams/ It's a job. serve." said coach Bo Rein. performance that accumu- / _ “His effort has been out- lated 129 yards with many standing all season and I key completions. He fired think it's apparent what a his first touchdown strike of Swimmers want SO-meter long course pool built fine athlete he is.” the season against Clemson. Evans agrees that heat and has been intercepted by Bill Triplett stroke and a long course money for athletic department iong course pool would be a real was being applied by more but once in his last five stroke. projects is concerned. women's benefit to the school. It would Johnny Evans ran for 128 yards and passed for 129 yards in Staff Writer than just opposing line- outings. STATE Athletics Director athletic facilities take priority be used for training. teaching backers after the Pack's As a punter, Evan is State's 38-21 victory over Clemson. Several swimmers on State's Willis Casey provided com- over a long course pool. PE. classes. and would be an dismal start. but he’s no one ranked in the Top Ten number six NCAA swim team ments on the situation. He said. CASEY ADDED though that excellent summer recreation to look into the past—only nationally. sporting a 45.3- ing. 671 yards passing). and The big difference? commented that they hoped the “We are not planning one soon attempts had been made to facility for the entire academic toward the future. yard average on 37 kicks. has scored seven rushing “Now. when we have a athletic department_ would simply because we do not have procure a 50-meter pool. He community." “A quarterback naturally Incredibly. the only time he touchdowns and one pas- bad play, we re-dedicate build a 50-meter long course enough money." related, “We tried to get the While the athletic depart— takes a lot of blame kfor the practices booting the ball is sing. ourselves." he says. pool. ment cannot presently afford a way a team plays and-I sure on Saturday afternoons just “Victories have been a And with Johnny Evans The athletic department re- faculty club to make their new pool. Casey did not rule out have had a lot of that. But I before the game starts. long time coming this sea- leading that re-dedication. The present pool is a short cieves no money from the 50-meter pool retangular. but its possibility. He said. “If 'a don't even think about it All in all. he’s added up son. home or away." says the verdict is thumbs up for course and measures 25 yards government for its programs. they added curves to create a wealthy person died and now. I'd rather not look 1,091 yards in total offense Evans. “But I think we're the Wolfpack. by 25 meters. It is these An outdoor long course pool more a aesthetic pool." labeled an endowment for a 50 back." he says. this season .(420 yards rush- improving every game." Case dismissed. swimmers‘ contention that a with six lanes would cost a He continued by saying. "We meter pool. we would have one swimmer has a short course minimum of $175,000. As faras thought a 50-meter OUtdOOI' soon. If not. it will be a while." \

Lee sweeps women’s soccer and football; upsets mark men’s action

The women of Lee Dorm swept to two major Questions 0; Rednecks 27, B. Bombers 0: and Red championship. He defeated Tom Bulla to take the women’s championships last week in soccer and Devils and Nubs over APO and Starship by forfeit. second flight competition. In other flights. Ed Reams football. After rolling undefeated through the early Playoff games opened yesterday. meets Rick Earley to decide the championship. Steve rounds of the soccer tournament. Lee turned back Bob 7 — *7 .m_..-_--_._SPE and Owen II rallied to win the Fraternity and Crouse will take on Gene Campbell in the first flight and stubborn Sigma Kappa to win the tourney. and one day Residence Hall horseshoe championships. SPE had to Tony Tomasino plays Bill Thompson in the third. Pete later they outlasted Carroll for the second straight eliminate Farm House and then best Kappa Sig twice to Karangelen and Clark Gibson will battle it out for third year in football. this time by a 60 score. Fuhrman garner the Frat title. Owen II watched Owen I defeat place in the first flight while Rodney Moore and Brent Sigman Kappa rose from the ranks of the losers' Alexander. but was unable to solve them in the first Stanley clash for the third flight consolation. bracket to challenge Lee fer the soccer title. Needing match of the final game. But Owen II then came back to Dixie Classic slots are rapidly being filled. -two victories to win the tournament after eliminating Residence playoff games were postponed by rain, but win in the rematch and win their first championship of Organizational meetings will be held Nov. 1. Wildcard Metcalf by a 4-2 score. SK downed Lee by a 4-2 score to Alexander. Tucker and Syme remained unbeaten in the young season. and Independent League entries will be taken through force the climactic game. That game ended in a 2—2 final regular season games. It was Lee 47. Bagwell 0; In volleyball. Becton and Gold are the last of the Dec. Thursday. Nov. 4. is the scheduled date for the draw. but Lee was awarded the title on the basis of one Owen II 12. Metcalf II 0; Turlington 21, Metcalf I 0; unbeaten residence teams: They clash this week. FH. fraternity and residence cross-country meets. Teams more “first down.” A first down was achieved by Bragaw South 16, Becton 12; Tucker 33. Sullivan 11 0; SPE. PKA, and Sigma Chi hold the same distinction in are due in by Nov. 1. The various tournaments of Co—rec penetrating the _ opponent's 25-yard line without the Alexander 28. Bragaw North I 7; Sullivan I 18. Bragaw the frat division. This week marks the beginnin of the and Open nature are progressing toward their later \.Lbenefit of a turnover. The football playoffs were of a North II 8: Gold 8; Owen I 0; and Syme 29. Bagwell 0. residence and fraternity double elimination be minton stages. 'completely different nature. Heavily favored Lee The Independent playoffs open this week after tournaments. In last week’s first round of fraternity disposed of Off-Campus in one semifinal tilt by a 6-0 cancellation of the last regular season games. The bowling playoff action, Sigma Pi beat PKA, SAM margin. and Carroll II won a hotly-disputed 13-7 scores were: Central Prison 9, Penthouse Owen 6; PKT surprised PKP. and Theta Chi and SPE rolled over decision over Metcalf in the other. Lee then pushed T00 12, Theta Tau 8; Lee II 4 first downs, MD-20 2; AGI Kappa Sig and Sigma Chi. This week it will be Sigma across a third quarter touchdown and relied on its Club 9. J’ville Jocks 7; Orangepack 44, Hornets 0; Pi—SAM and SPE vs. Theata Chi in the semis. airtight defense to edge their most bitter rivals in the Wallace Warriors 15. Ragbags 13; The Club 28. No Mike Matthews is the first man to win a golf final. Connie Langley was voted the Most Valuable Player by her teammates for her contributions over the CB PRICES season. Off-Campus forfeited third place to Metcalf. Other women's action is dominated by badminton, WILL NEVER BE which is moving into the later stages of its Top Fifteen double-elimination tOurnament. Volleyball opens this 1. Alexander [Res] 6-0 week on both the Resident-Sorority and Independent 2. SAE [Frat] 7-0 LOWER! fronts. 3. Tucker [Res] 6-0 I . Upsets marked the men’s divsion in the past two 4. SPE [Fret] 7.0 sail-Ida, o 5:“)- p.00 BUY NOW! weeks. especially in the Fraternity League. For Safety, where Kappa Sigma pulled off two upsets. They forced Sunday . 1030-950 Pleasure, a tie in Division II by taking a wild 27-24 conquest of .Tr ffic and Road Info. Delta Sig. Then KS shocked previously undefeated ." sunday brunch PKT by a 31-6 margin in first round playoff action. Most Q?“ best omelet: in town of the other highly-rated frat teams retained their lofty 10. Delta Sig [Frat] 6-1 10:30 a.m.-t:30 pan. postions as they clashed with each other in first round tie Kappa Sig [Frat] 6-1 select offeringsof: playoff action. SAE edged PKA, 6-0, with a 12. PKA [Frat] 4-3 beef.fowl.fresh vegetables. 13. Lee [Res] 5-1 salads.quiche, home made soups FANTASTIC SAVINGS third-quarter TD and goal-line stand. Also. it was SPE 14. Central Prison [ind] 4-1 abreads, sandwiches 13. Sigma Chi 7; Delta Sig 19, Theta Chi 0; and in the tie PKT [Frat] 6-1 WMM‘ STOREWIDE consolation bracket. it was SAM 18. Sigma Nu 14; PKP tie Penthouse Owen [Ind] 4-1 18. TKE 6: LCA 8. KA 0: and Sigma Pi 20. FH 0. tie Theta Chi [Frat] 5-2 featuring _ . MIDLAND [‘7' O ( ERECTION! JOHNSON If this doesn't get It up. SPECIAL’THIS WEEK you're probably dead. 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‘l Tun IIII‘IIIIICIIIII III'iIIIII-I27, I976 55.qu W A C‘ONTINUINC‘ 55255, m2. EARTI—IUS PERSONIA (-Gemaie) Technician IIAIIZ Is USUALLY LEI-=1; SOAEWHAT uNDoNC IN AN “Av NATURAL. FRI‘EL-u iT CAN BE: A VEIN SEXY EFFECI’JF you QET IIJro iT. Opinion LanE IF My I’MKEM’. MAW (FBAKIINS PezsoNiAi-IAVEAYE-AR- RouND TM a: A Gooo FRECKLE CROP Loose Low NECKED SHIter “MAT ALWAYS Snow wHEn-iEK 1149/ ABE: WEARINQ MAC, music and money A 59A OR NOT. is WU)! CERAMIC— BEAD5 When September is over and the students name for themselves by the time they got here It didn't. The. first season, which had the Climax have had just enough of a taste of October to Groups like Chicago, the Steve Miller Band, Blues Band, Billy Joe, Renaissance, and the Nitty “3% THE Near. SOMETIMES FT know that studying gets old fast, the thing that Seals and Crofts, and James Gang wound up Gritty Dirt Band, lost several thousand dollars. )4ij 6E “-rIARIFr-SuoP-AVANr-qAnbE' usually happens is that the masses start here. Only 1700 showed up in the Coliseum for the searching for something to do to taketheir minds . But nobody’s luck can hold out forever. Dirt Band concert, which was hoped to. be the THEY meta) TEA BAqs AMP RoACII off school. Around the spring of 1974, New Arts was in largest seller. Often this translates into concerts. During the trouble. The Doobié Brothers. who had been CLIPS N “MEIR PchEr Boom sixties concerts grew in popularity until they booked for the spring and who were looked to as While many argued that the groups were very became part of the college m que. College just the big name in that season, decided they would talented, there were few who would have called them big names, with the possible exception of LourELfADEPPRINT slams isn’t college without beer, ootball games and rather use that time to cut a new album It left the classic BLUEJEANS concerts. season with what many said was a no-name slate the last one. MAC had the same problem. New If not half, then a sizeable portion of the fun of of performers. Arts had had, but in reverse. concerts is the people. They go there to boogie. Those in charge of New Arts argued correctly Students pointed with dissatisfaction to the big we DoNr' SHAVE rue“: Legs socialize, enjoy the music, and most important, that they hadn’t been set up for “big names" in groups which were appearing at other area CPIEN- enjoy being in college and going to concerts. the first place, that they and the students had just campuses. MAC responded that the other It is therefore just about this time in October. been uncommonly lucky, but to no avail. New campuses were affiliated with promoters who got. A peso QNEAWWAY- or possibly around the beginning of November, Arts lost money and quietly went out of business the groups for them. The complaints kept oAcr. EAiZii-lSHOE SMDNS. that people begin to look around themselves and that summer. coming, and MAC kept trying. sum, ask, “How come there aren’t any good groups The Union was not taken by surprise, This year, MAC has had its share of problems. coming to campus.’ Two chairmen have left, leaving the rest of the The argument has been raging for several however. They had been ready for the collapse wail-5429 years now. It all started with a group called New of New Arts and had established to take its place students to wonder what kind of entertainment Arts, Inc. New Arts came about in the early a MajorAttractions Committee, whose job would will be forthcoming this time. 3253:255qu INDIVIDUALs . sixties as a group which would bring talented be to bring big-name, established entertainment The problems are severe, and there appears new people to State. The emphasis was always to State. to be no way of solving them‘under the present on talented people, whether they were big framework. The solution is obvious: Try names or not. From the beginning, MAC was cursed. something else. Perhaps the answer is more am; As fate would have it, New Arts, not once but Although the Union had set aside $10,000 to money from the Union, and perhaps it is repeatedly, drew groups which turned out to be defray possible losses, many on the committee affiliation with a regional promoter. Whatever chartbusters. Often they were relatively un- said it wasn’t enough for a big-name group. The the answer, it appears that the Major Attractions letters known when they were booked, but had made a rest of the money was to come from ticket sales. Committee just isn’t working as it is. settual deviants who deserve to be chastised by society for what they believe (as were the Jews Study facts and Christians), but as intelligent, productive, The Political. Fishbowl viable members of society who wish nothing To the Editors: more than equal respect. I am writingIn response towhat I considered to be a rather sim listic letter which ended up C. Christopher Peterson blaming the U.S or the 1973 Arab oil boycott. Sr. LEB ’76 presidential primer The author (Mr. AM. Elwefati) states, “The US. within a few days during the October War by Kevin Fisher Reagan. per cent. Yet Carter continues to criticize Ford, poured more than 2 billion dollars of Phantom . Contributing Writer But there is another side of the coin to both . saying we have the worst unemployment and jets, napalm bombs, tanks and other militrary Asinine behavior ' men. Carter has his bad points, and Ford has his inflation figures since the Great Depression, and hardware to Israel to do the killing, the _ As this To the Editor: is the last time this column will appear good ones. . emphasizes that under past Democratic admini- destruction and the expansion in the neighboring It seems to us that people who are supposedly prior to election day, it is appropriate—and Ford’s presidency to date is in many ways strations, the situation was never quite so bad. Arab states.” Mr. Elwefati failed to mention a few expected—that Yet the fact that in college would havealittle considerationfor the space today be allocated to a comparable to that of Dwight Eisenhower. A the United States was significant facts, First, it was the Egyptian-Syrian others. ItIs getting to the point that non-drinkers final examination of both candidates for the popular political joke during the Eisenhower involved in wars during the time Democrats were combined offensive action that started the 1973 presidency and an in office seems to cannot ever enjoy a footballgame at Carter endorsement of one. administration went like this: "Have you heard escape Carter’s memory. (Yom Kippur) war. The Egyptian-Syrian armies Stadiumdue to the actions of those who drink. All things considered, this writer feels Jimmy about the Dwight Eisenhower doll? You wind it During such times unemployment and inflation war with 4,500 Soviet made T-34, would naturally be lower. entered the Drinking is not the main issue here. It is the way Carter to be the better choice. However, in the up and for eight years it does nothing." T-54, T-55, 8t 62 modern tanks. Their combined thatsome who drinkcan notcontrolthemselves. interest ofthose in the university communitywho Similarly Ford is accused of doing nothing. The Democratic platform calls for over 60 airforce numbered over 1,000 Soviet built For example, spilling drinks, thrdwingIc'e'.liquor intend to vote, I feel it necessary.and fair to But sometimes doing nothing beats doing MIG-17’s, MIG21’s, LL bombers, and SU-7 present new federal programs, which Carter endorses, and cups,and generally poor behavior and the case for Gerald Ford as well. something wrong. Today many historians see and yet he says he is against a tax increase and fighter bombers. Egypt, alone, had 12 language are common occurrences at Carter With that in mind, I invited my good friend Eisenhower as having been the right man at the submarines and 5 destroyers (compared to Greg Rogers, will submit a balanced budget to the Congress by Stadium. Technician news editor and a right time. His philosophy of “holding the line”15 1981. However, I question how he will institute Israel’s 3 submarines and 1 destroyer). Egypt On the back of each football ticket are the " . . thoughtful and responsible political observer, to increasingly being viewed as having been also had 130 Soviet built SAM missile sites, and outline his these new programs without failing to keep his words, “lntoxicating Liquors are notto be position of support for the President. appropriate for the potentially explosive 1950’s word on one of the. two promises. combined with Syria to maintain over 3,300 plus brought into orconsumed on University Our respective efforts follow. We hope that During the primaries, California Gov Jerry 120 mm guns. In addition. beginning on Oct 10, you will read, But I do feel Carter has some definite property.” lithe drunks continue their asinine think about and discuss the points Brown, a democrat, spoke admiringly of the 1973, the Soviet union airlifted between 7-8,000 behavior a solution would be to have the they raise with others before you vote. And we Republican Eisenhower. Brown said there is strengths which would make him a good tons of military hardware to the Arabs (this is the do hope you will vote. The opportunity to such a thing as “creative inaction.” Some feel , president. He comes across as a man sincerely non-drinkers pick up their tickets on a separate interested in human needs and ready to take largest military airlift in history). It was after this, day than the drinkers, since the no liquor policy participate in the election of the president is that the old saying, “Let cooler heads prevail" on Oct. 13, 1973, that the us. Initiated Its is noLenforced. You know, we think it is very something you will have only a handful of times applied to Eisenhower’s presidency. Perhaps the action. I believe a Carter administration would military airlift to Israel. Israel, by the way, in benefit minorities in many areas. massive that a young girl has to leave the stadium. your life. same is true of the Ford presidency, perhaps not. had 17,000tanks and 900-plus 120 mniguns crying because of liquor spilled down her back. As for Carter’5 weaknesses, I think principal Carter’s proposal on government reorganiza- beside its air force and navy. The case for Carter among themIs a tendancy to make exaggerated tion seems worthy of consideration. I feel the To state that U.S. aid to Israel justified the promises. To say that he will institute all the federal bureaucracy is growing too big, with too Sincerely. Jimmy Carter is an achiever. This, to my much red tape and too much fat, and I think Arab oil embargo of 1973, one would have to be Barry Oakley domestic programs he outlines and at the same completely ignorant of the massive amount of and five others mind, is the most important contrast between the time achieve a balanced federal budget by 1980 carter would trim off some'of this excess. Soviet aid the Arabs themselves were receiving. two candidates. I like someone who refuses to is to my mind anything but likely. Similarly, his Yet Ford has one major strength which I feel I believe that all the facts should be studies agree with those who eternally say,“it can’t be promise to totally overhaul the income tax no one can dispute—his unmatched honesty, before a verdict is reached. done, you don’t have a chance," etc. system is a bit much. integrity, and Openness as president. Ford is Legalize pot And when Carter announced his candidacy probably the most forthright president we’ve had However, as I stated earlier, Carter is given to Lee Rozakis To the Editor: on December 12, 1974, he was, to put it mildly, taking on tough odds—and beating them. in the White House in a number of years. In a Jr. LUH hardly taken as a serious threat to other My feeling is that we can be both safe and time when Americans deeply mistrusted and had What’s better than Columbian? Thai sticks nationally known potential candidates. To be sorry with Gerald Ford for the next four years, lost faith in their government, Ford restored this (dipped in hash oil, not opium) and superb perfectly frank, few people outside of Georgia wallowing in the mire of inaction and a lack of honesty. homegrown—twotypesofpot I’veseen alotof were even aware that he declared his intention creativity in leadership. Ford also took over the presidency at a time No choice lately. Give it up, DEA. Where there’s a will, to run. For that matter, few people outside of when many controversial decisions had to be there’s a way. And the DEA can’t change that. . , Or we can opt for the possibility-and it is only What Georgia would have even known his name if a possibility—that Jimm Carter will bring made and he made them without fear of ruining the Editor: the agency should do is function properly told of his intention to run. Moreover, most his personal career. Ford was called on to make To as a public service. I suggest dope be legalized something new and dinfffarent to the White . I am not writing this letter as a rebuttal to Mr. and the DEA be people in Georgia either yawned or laughed at House: a zest for challenge, an eagerness to face some of the toughest decisions anypresident has Martin.I do not wish to establish a mudsligging transformed to a dope quality his ambition. Many even felt he was embarras- the nation’s problems head On. ever. had to make; the pardoning of Richard contest between myself and the students on control agency. Face the facts-a lot of slightly sing the state. There is another old saying besides the one I Nixon, a decision whether to pardon Vietnam campus. I would, however, like to point out a .moldy pot and alot of deranga (a crude opiate) You’ve got to have guts and desire to take on mentioned earlier. “Nothing ventured, nothing draft evaders, the decision to take military action number of misconceptions held by Mr. Martin adulterated pot gets around. Good clean dope odds like that-odds which most men, and gained.” I do not see Carter as a dangerous man. against Cambodia, and many more. America, and others adhering to his school of thought. never hurt anyone, but these treated types of pot certainly a man like Gerald Ford, would never l do see him as a potential im etus for positive when Ford took office, was faced with To begin with, one does not choose to sure can. dream of confronting. change. Taking all aspects of, both men into trememdous inflation and people out of work becomea homosexual. Does one choose to Toget where he is, Carter pulled off a political consideration, I will vote for Carter. everywhere. Yet I feel the man, who I even feel becomeheterosexual? Certainly not, it depends Name withheld by request miracl The American political scene moves so A final thought..I do not see the election, shows a lack of leadership at times, has done a on as of yet unknown influencing factors during quickly, ation by the media is so regardless of who emerges the winner, as crucial pretty good job getting this nation back on the a child’s upbringing. One does, however, choose P.S. Be glad the ’lumbo'has been curtailed. great that people have eady forgotten in large to the survival of the republic road to recovery from these major problems. to beGay.I chose to be Gay becasue I would opiated pot'Is expensive, tinted brown, really part, how extraordi ary Cart' Ford hasn’t been afraid to take tough stands with stones you still, and leaves you with a slight consequently Carter ——KF against Democratic spending proposals by his rather find a sexual and intellectual relief hangover the next day. Sound familiar? For Similarly, two y inthe White House have numerous vetoes. Many call this negative action, other consenting adults like myself, rather than more info. see Connoiss’eur's Handbook of with an anonymous stranger in the stalls of Marijuana by William Drake. made people f how truly unextraordinary The case for Ford but I feel Ford did this to save the American Harrelson Hall. A Gay person realizes and Gerald Ford is. taxpayer millions of dollars which these accepts histrue sexualorientation. A homosexual Voters this year, in contrast to recent economic policies would have caused. today does not. presidential elections. seemed to be faced with To boil it down simply, I feel we are faced with I decline to agree that homosexuality is Correction seniority. He as a competent, honest man, but choosing the lesser of two evils to lead our two choices in this election year: a strong leader with unnatural. As long as humans have existed, so . he never had en and does not possess now the country for the next four years. There seem to be much compassion for the little man who will too has homosexuality. Long before the Bible Dear Editor: ability to l . t is not that the man is no extremes in this election. Most political aggressively attempt to lead the nation, yet at the decreed it a sin, homosexuality was embraced by Please make following correction: unintelligent, for I think he is more so than his observers feel that another four years of Gerald same time an unknown quantity, with policies I queSiton a number of cultures. Unfortunately, twentieth In the letter “Fisher Partisan" from_Monday’s opponents and his image say he is. lt’s just that Ford in the White House would provide honesty will put our people back to work and century man uses the two thousand year old had let it be _ he simply possesses no vision, no ability to offer and integrity to the presidency, yet a lack of halt inflation-o‘r a man who, lacking aggressive Technician the sentence. “If Wilson leadership and often the morals of the Bible as a measuring stick known to Japan and Nazi Germany, etc.” plans to solve the nation’s problem, no desire to strong leadership would persist Jimmy Carter ability to quickly size up Furthermore, it is narrow minded and archaic to be known to - move agressively to confront thecountry’s ills. on the other hand, is perceived as a strong a situation and take appropriate action, yet a Should read. “If Wilson had let it man who has restored honesty and integrity to ask someone to live by the “standard and the Central Powers, and had F.D.R. let it be He is, instead, content to concentrate on leader, yet his basic political philosophy still necessary norms” established by society. I known to Japan and Nazi Germany, etc.” impending or stopping what he views as “bad” appears to be undefined and thus voters remain our government and is willing to take unpopular assume you reserve the rightof hypocrisyIn things, rather than coming up with alternative confused with only seven days left before the stands even against the outcries of Congress, to do what he thinks is best for the country. regard to such isolated cases as Leonardo Da Thank you, p.lans election. Vinci, Christopher Columbus, Vincent Van Charles Lucas Ford arrived at his present station In life by In examining the positions of Jimmy Carter, I Gerald Ford has shown what he stands for, Gogh. the Wright Brothers and so on. Where Soph. ME accident. He wasintherightplaceatthe right detect several weaknesses in his case against the and although he hasn’t been the most active would women be today if we all accepted , time. Needless-tom. it is farcial to think he Republicans. The main issues of this campaign leader in the White House, he has'provided societies’ decree? They’d be at home providing rhe redrnician Is published every Monday, Wednesday could ever have sought the GOP nomination in seem to be unemployment and inflation, and he sound leadership during one of the darkest times and Friday during the school year exam during for man. holidays and exam periods. Publisher is Hinton Press. the primaries and state caucuses and won it and he has consistently criticized Ford for his lack Americans ever faced. I’ll feel much more Sooner or later someone has to stand up and inc..Mebane, N.C. Offices are located in Suites while a member ofthe House. Indeed, even with of leadership in this area. Yet, the facts show the confident with Jerry Ford in the White Housefor “20-3121. University Student Center. Send correspen- ' challenge societies’ accepted morals. That is the dence to Box 5698. Raleigh, N. C. 27607. SW dfl the incumbency behind him. Ford was so lnept unemployment rate has been cut from 12 per the next four years. only way progress and evolution can occur. postagepaid in Raleigh. N.C. as -to almost blow the nomination tolRonald cent when Ford took office down to about seven 'GfL I urge you not to think of Gay people as