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Week kicks off Diane Cordova Assistant News Editor Today’s events ‘ . Human Rights Week 2004 9:45 a.m.:”|.ive.from Iraq” with a slew a video downlink will allow kicks off this week participants to talk to soldiers of events. in iraq about post-war condi- All events are free and open tions. Bob Klein of Park Sheps to the public. Classroom will facilitate the The Committee on HRW event. includes students, faculty ’Noon:KickeOff Ceremony and staff. D.H. Hill Library Class of 1998 Deanna DeMott, the HRW Greenspace 2004 Committee Media Liai~ purpose of 12:30-2 p.m.:Readings'Hu-V . son, explained-the manRightsinLiteratureand . the Committee on HRW and the Media” . its events. Featuring keynotespeaker, “The purpose is to promote Gail OBrien, associate dean of education and to create a CHASS, at the DH. Hill Library Class of 1998 Greenspace. forum for concerns about Sponsored bythe NCSU Librar> humanitarian rights not ies Diversity Committee. just domestically, but inter- nationally — across campus 7 2:30 p.m.: Second dialogue faculty and staf ,” onpdiversity to students, Hosted by Vice‘ Provost for Di— DeMott, a senior in political versity and African American science, said. AffairsJose Picart. ., Judy Richardson, who co- produced the films “Eyes on 7 p.m.: Film and presenta-' tion the Prize” and “Malcolm X: _ "FollowMe Home"with presen- PETE ELLIS/TECHNICIAN Make It Plain,” will serve as tation by PeterBratt,writerand As he clutches a sign, Appalachian State University student Jud Watkins listens to board member Charles Mercer speak in favor of the increases. this year’s keynote speaker. director of"Follow Me Home,” Richardson’s address, “Will in Witherspoon Cinema.Spon- the Circle Be Unbroken: sored by Africana Studies. Lessons of the Civil Rights 7 p.m.: Peter Hessiing Movement,” will take place at literature/panel ‘ . 7 pm. on Tuesday in Riddick .WitherSpoon Multipurpose Despite studentefforts, Hall Room 242. A reception Room, AfricanAmerican Cul~ will follow. tural Center DeMott expressed why 7-9 p.m.: Keynote address Human Rights Week is im— for International Cannot-i portant and why students . tronsWeek 1 . should care. , ”U.5.RoleIntheWorld~ A Carn— 06 stamps increase pus Dialogue.”BruceJentleson,‘ “Students shape the future director of the Sanford Policy of our growing international institute (Duke University), in community and should know TalleyStudentCenterBallroom. ’v Proposalsfrom the 16 UNC campuses what goes on in the lives Sponsored by CHASS’lnterna— tional Studies Committee. underwent some modification before ap— Making their of people across the globe. proval; N. C. State students will pay $250 Expanding our knowledge, whether it be cultural, reli— more nextyear. gious or racial, is integral in nation faces as a whole which voices heard our commitment as humans oftentimes are not usually Tyler Dukes to the international environ- considered as ‘sexy’ topics in Sta1?Reporter Studentsfrom across the UNC System ment,” DeMott said. the news.” protested the tuition increases Friday. “Human Rights Week is For more information, Amid a flurry of student opposition, the UNC a great chance to highlight e-mail Deanna DeMott at Board of Governors approved campus-initiated humanitarian issues that our [email protected]. tuition increases for all 16 of the UNC System Kenneth Ball campuses. StaffReporter fifirfiifi fiiggii The tuition debate began with the presentation of the Budget and Finance Committee’s official . Students from all over the UNC System, resolution for the tuition increases by Committee including many students from NC. State, Chairman Jim Phillips. . convened on Friday in Chapel Hill'to protest Among the initial points of the resolution was proposed tuition increases. The Board of Gov- the issue of a possible across—the-board tuition ernors of the UNC System met in Chapel Hill increase, which both the committee and the full on Friday to vote on the controversial tuition board defeated. increases, among other business. After previous deliberation, the committee also Students gathered in protest ofthe across—the- resolved to reduce the amount ofthe CITI on UNC PETE ELLIS/TECHNlClAN board tuition increases that would have raised campuses by as much as $75, as well as shortening Students stand in opposition to the cam- tuition by hundreds of dollars. Many students the proposals to one—year plans. pus-based tuition increases proposed by were also unhappy with the actions of BOG Budget and Finance Committee chairman BOG see page 2 Jim Phillips, lower right. VOICES see page 2
Candidate finds home in Union
ELBORNO: We have really good Aseel Elborno has only been in 3“”POSITION'UnionActwrtiesBoard; as a lawyer. She does appreci— the United States since she was 7 5,,Pre5Ident 7? ate the religious freedom in the attendance. First of all, the UAB years old. She lived in Kuwait and 7 ‘ “CANDIDATE‘Aseel Elborno United States because even the consists of roughly seven com— then entered the United States as ’L”CLA55';:“;“OIS’fir . : ,. publicizing the Muslim Student mittees and two are sub—com— ' a Palestin'an refu ee duri the 4 ”MO 5Porn“ 5090C? . :2 Association does would result in mittees. 11g ;’ LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES: Union .3 GulfWar l g ActivitiesBoard Secretary;Memberof. : arrests in Egypt. First, we have IAC (Interna- “When you’re a Palestinian and 1.]3Unio‘nBoardofDIrectors,Founderand . For now she is excited about the tional Activities Council), and it nobody recognizes your country, f, 'PresrdentofMiddleEaStandNorthAfr“ chance of running the UAB next caters to the entire international you’re always searching for an :j ._;riCanStudentAssocrationMemberOff year. She believes her time on the community on campus. It’s a identity and you’re always search- MuslimStudentAssocration i . Executive Board has given her a council, so it’s made up of seven ing for a community that is going clear look at how the UAB func— or eight different organizations to accept you and recognize you,” things like your laundry, cook~ tions as an organization. that come, that help with the big Elborno said. “That’s why I built ing and cleaning; for me, I worry “Now I know how the UAB is events for IAC.And they get spon- myself as a leader.” about my organizations,” Elborno supposed to be run, and not only sors for their own events. TIM LYTVlNENKO/TECHNlClAN She chose NCSU because her said. “I have time to worry about run, but how to be improved.” Each club, whenever they have Scooter Sherrill sat in the somber NC. State locker room after family lives in Raleigh, and she my next meeting, my next agenda an event, they get 400 people to the loss and talked about his college career,which was finished wanted to be able to commute to and my class work.” TECHNICIAN: What’s the point of come. Black Students Board has after Sunday’s game.”lt was one of the toughest things I’ve her college choice. While she doesn’t remember maintaining the Union Activities the largest membership, and they been through, by far, in my life,"Sherrill said.“You love your “They’ve [my family] actu- her life in Kuwait, she has visited Board and giving them the largest have an average of 500 to 1,000 teammates so much, you want to be out there with them.To see ally been a really great support her home country twice, and she amount of student fee monies (of turnout for every event. They have them fighting tooth and nail and come up short and you’re not believes she will return after she the student—run organizations), if able to contribute, it feels real bad.To end my career the way system because when you live I did [against UNC], being carried off the court, [is] real tough. on your own you worry about has developed her future career attendance is low at the events? ELBORNO see page 2 Nothing I’ve been through [is] more frustrating than this.” 2g TECHNICIANMONDAY.MARCH222004 Page 1 Two
due to allocations for financial “I am very ambivalent about BOG aid. This percentage can account the situation,” Robinson said. Body found on campus continued from page 1 for up to halfofsome campuses’ “I know the need is there, but I tuition revenues, leaving $100— am extremely concerned about News StaffReport According to Sgt. Jon Barnwell, NEWS BRIEFS mo AROU D 150 of usable funding. students that don’t qualify for the incident appears to be a sui— THE WORLD, NATION & STATE The resolution called for a “The campuses ask us for financial aid.” Campus Police found the body cide. I Wfifiiflfi ’ $250 increase for NC. State more money than the commit- BOG member Ray Farris, who ofa male subject, who doesn’t ap- Barnwell said the subject and UNC—Chapel Hill, a $225 tee hasrecommended, and yet supports the tuition increases, pear to be a student, outside Cox jumped off one of the upper‘ BATTLE IN PAKISTAN HALTED increase for the other campuses we cut,” Phillips said. “As the articulated the difficulty in mak- Hall shortly after 4 pm. Sunday. floors of Cox. Pakistan forces agreed Sunday to a of the UNC System and a $400 number goes down, I think there ing these decisions, especially in Campus Police had responded Campus Police were assisted temporary cease-fire in their six-day increase for NC. School of the is a Significant impact because of light ofthe uncertainty ofNorth to a blue light call and discovered by the City County Bureau of assault on suspected al-Qaida militants Arts. ‘ the financial aid set aside.” Carolina’s budget situation. the body at the northeast corner Identification (CCBI) and are in the mountains of South Waziristan committee did Ducote’s motion was de- “We have tried to resolve an of the building. Still investigating the case. so that tribal elders can negotiate with Although the local villa’gers hiding the militants. endorse the proposal for the feated with an overwhelming issue that has no solution,” Far— A 65-membertribal council has been tuition increase, Phillips made majority. ris said. meeting since Saturday to discuss the it clear that they were doing so Another motion, presented During the final vote, the BOG tuition increases. situation.The tribal leaders agreed to with a degree of reservation. by Vice Chairman G. Irvin Al— unanimously passed the resolu— vorcrs “What’s more important are meet Monday with the Ahmed Zai 1 tribethoughtto besheltering suspected “Tuition increases such as dridge and passed unanimously, tion for the CITI. continued from page the reasons why the State won’t terrorists.They' want to negotiate the these cannot be the cornerstone requested that the board ask for NCSU senior Amanda Devore, fund the money needed for our release ofseveral Pakistani paramilitary ofquality at a public university,” funding from the NC. General who is currently serving as as— members concerning tuition education. I think that’s the more troops held prisoner bythetribeand the Phillips said. “These funds can Assembly that would match the sistant director of Government increases. important issue here - why they turnoverto Pakistani authorities ofany CITI amounts. This increased Relations for University Gover- “In the end, education is for us. militants they are hiding. only be the finger in the dike have to raise the tuition, not the Small-arms fire continued Sunday during tough budget times, but funding would be used to “roll— nance, expressed her concern It’s not for the administration, it’s fact that they are,” Light said. despite the cease-fire, as Pakistani no more.” back” the cost of the tuition about the decision. for the students,” Carla Babb, a Most students seemed to feel troops searched homes and villages for Phillips also expressed the increase to students. “Members of the legislature junior in communications, said. that their presence at the BOG suspected terrorists and encountered needfor campuses to make the The BOG defeated Ducote’s are going to see that the gov- NCSU students at the protest meetingwouldhave an important little resistance. No further information was offered first priority of the increased later motion, which requested erning body of the university included undergraduate and influence on the decision making by Pakistani officials about the identity revenue to be the enhancement that the $1,500 tuition increase already approved these tuition graduate students from many process for tuition increases. ofthe ”high-value target”suspected of ofacademic quality within each for out—of-state students at increases and that funding is al— different areas of the university. “Being here definitely puts being sheltered by the militants in the institution. UNC-Chapel Hill be phased ready there for these priorities,” “We have a lot of people here pressure on them and it gives us mountains, although speculation has UNC Association of Student in over a period of two years. Devore said. “[The legislature] that just want to stop the [tuition a presence. They can actuallyput centered since late last week on the possibilitythat it might be al-Qaida chief Governments President Iona— According to Ducote, this two— aren’t going to have to make increases], a lot ofpeople who it’s faces with the students that they Osama bin Laden or his chief lieutenant, than Ducote, who is a non—vot— year $750 increase would help the difficult budget decisions affected and take it personally,” are going to raise tuition on,” Ayman al—Zawahri. ing member ofthe BOG, was the alleviate the cost to out—of—state to make these priorities funded Babb said. Adrian Ortega, a freshman in — KRTCampus first to oppose the resolution, Students at UNC—CH and their by the State because the Board With the poor condition of mechanical engineering, said. making a motion to reduce the families. of Governors has already taken the state’s economy over the Nonetheless, many students felt FEW DETAILS IN PRISONER-ABUSE increases from $250 to $225 for This motion also met opposi- that burden off of their backs past years, many North Carolina that during the meeting the BOG SCANDAL Short on details, senior US. military NCSU and UNC—CH and from tion from Phillips, who pointed and put it onto students.” students and their families have gave very little time to what was, officials continued to shield soldiers $225 to $200 at all other schools. out that a resolution such as Devore stated that the Stu- faced difficulty and even hard- to many in attendance, themost embroiled in a prisoner—abuse scandal The $400 tuition increase for this would contrast with the dent opposition to the tuition ships in paying rising tuition' important issue of the day. In at Iraq’s notorious Abu Ghraib prison, NCSA was not included in the one-year plans for the other increases would be as strong as rates. fact, the actual tuition proposal saying Sunday only that none ofthe 20 reduction motion. campuses. ever, especially when the issue is Adam Light, a freshman in sec- that was presented to and voted orso abused prisoners required medical treatment. “1 say we cut it close, get the “I don’t know if it is the right up for debate at the legislature. ondary math education at UNC- upon by the BOG was deter— U.S.commandersonSaturdaycharged same bang for our buck and thing to do, and I am Skeptical “This is not a one—day battle, Wilmington, had a personal Stake mined before Friday’s meeting six U.S.Army Military Police and have 11 save everyone a few dollars,” of it,” Phillips said. “We were it’s just one battle in a larger war in Friday’s protest. by the BOG’s Budget and Finance others under suspension in the abuse Ducote said. . assured the increase would not that is being waged bysome state “I’m on a scholarship and that’s Committee. case.Those charged face allegations of cruelty and maltreatment,indecentacts Phillips, showing opposition impact the quality of the [out- leaders against the history ofthis helping me, but my family is still “It would have made more with another person,assault,conspiracy to this motion, pointed out that of—state] applicants.” university for affordability and struggling to help me because my sense to come out here yesterday and dereliction ofduty. the reduction for CITI amount Many BOG members, such low tuition,” Devore said. “It’s dad’s unemployed and my mom’s to convince them to vote on a The abuses allegedly occurred in would cause funding for im— as Gladys Robinson, expressed going to, take a lot for students having to keep the whole family,” $200 increase instead ofthe $250 Novemberand DecemberatAbu Ghraib, their mixed feelings on the tu— to change that mindset.” Light said. increase, so that it would save us which served as a torture center during provements in academic qual- Saddam Hussein’s ruleandtoday houses ity to become considerably less ition increase issue. Light also felt that there was more money in the long run,” about 1,500 Iraqis being detained by more to the rally in Chapel Hill David Woolard, a sophomore in the U.S.-led coalition.The investigation than just protesting the proposed mechanical engineering, said. startedtwo monthsagoafter U.S.troops squealed on the alleged abusers,senior officers said. fliers, distribute advertisements TECHNICIAN: What are you - KRTCampus ELBORNO much faster, and the turnout will personally going to do to bring The UNC Center for Environmental Medicine, continued from page 1 be better. big name bands and entertainers Asthma and Lung Biology garters ‘1??? to campus? ’ is seeking volunteers for a research study about huge events. They also have the TECHNICIAN: How are you go— ELBORNO: We’re talking about airway inflammation and ozone. EXECS HAIL PSU-NAPSTER DEAL largest event on campus, which ing to combat the UAB’S lack the structure of the UAB at the Music industry executives underscored the need to stem the is Pan-Afrikan Week. And that of visibility on campus and next Executive Board meeting. tide of music piracy and thanked Penn caters to a minority on campus increase participation at Union Basically what happens is that Adult Men and Women Ex-Smokers State officials for their efforts in doing that needs representation. events? we have these committees, and soThursday atthe university’s board of Then you have Diversity, ELBORNO: First, I think a lot they each have a certain amount General health must be good. Must be non-smokers trustees meeting atthe Sheraton Hotel which is the umbrella for IAC of people don’t know the UAB of money, If we were to bring a and Towers. with a past smoking history of 1 pack per day for 10 While the problem of piracy of and BSB. And Diversity deals exists. It Starts off with the big band, no big band is going years or the equivalent. Study requires 7 visits over 5 copyrighted material persists, music with gender issues, sexual issues, freshmen. As a freshman when to come without at least $60,000, to 7 weeks for a total of 27 hours. industry leaders told the board that handicap issues, all the other I came in, I heard about Wolf and that will take a huge chunk You will be paid for your time and study procedures. PennState’s recentgroundbreaking deal people who are not represented Aides, I heard about Student out of our budget. with Napster has set a positive trend. by IAC and BSB. Government, but I did not hear So we’re thinking, this is not. Penn State tookthe lead in November , Call for more information! when it announced a partnership And then we have Issues and about the UAB. I want to make set in stone, that we might do with online music provider Napster. Ideas, which brings speakers the UAB present during orienta- alternating years. Where one if: f. :11; .. 919—966-0604?“ I. -v-——'I5“ 1 Under the agreement, students can that talk about really important tion in the summer, and that’s year, our committee chairs get permanently download music for 99 things that are happening, not where you start off big, really, less money and we save enough cents per song.Terms of the contract were undisclosed. just on campus, but in the world. really big. We’re hitting all the money to bring a band name. The service was unveiled to residence Leisure and Entertainment helps dorms, everything. And then the next year, not have hall students in January,and Penn State with homecoming and helps Second, the kind ofadvertising a band, and have more money President Graham Spanier and industry with different parties. has to change from fliers to me- for our committee chairs so they officials have deemed it a success. Three years ago the music industry We provide a very safe envi- dia, to be able to hook up with can do the kind ofevents that are was a $40 billion business, Anthony ronmentfor people to have fun the school newspaper, the school already happening. , said. Last year, it was worth $27 billion, in if they don’t want to go to a television, the school radio, the That’s just one strategy, but she said, and the decline is due largely keg party or go to a club. They things we haven’t targeted thus this is the main one that I’m WERE YOU . to piracy. can have fun at our events. We far. I also think that when we thinking could work. We have TRAVELING AT THE - KRTCampus have them on campus, and there have very, very small events, we a set amount of money; it’s not SPEED OF LIGHT? NICHOLS TRIAL STARTS TODAY is usually a variety ofthings you can’t expect huge turnouts. like we could get more money Opening statements start Monday in can do. ' So if we’re going to have big from somewhere else. Or maybe it was another type of trafl'lc violation. DWI? Criminal bombing conspiratorTerry Nichols’trial We do have good turnouts, events such as the Red and charge? Perhaps it’s Personal Injury related or Civil Litigation. We on 161 state murder charges. and we can have greater turn— White Ball or such as Home- Prosecutors are seeking the death can help. Bailey.& Dixon is large enough to have every legal penalty. outs now that we have hooked coming things, we’re going to resource, yet small enough that you won’t feel lost in space. Nichols was convicted of federal up with the newspaper. We want to target bigger and big— Think of us as your legal, emergency 911 equivalent—and call conspiracy and involuntary get weekly advertising for our ger audiences. When we are the authorities—Bailey & Dixon. We’re sure to be quick to respond. manslaughter charges for the deaths events; we didn’t do that be- doing things for the interna— of eight law enforcement officers in fore. tional community, we’re going if”; iii LEE“? the bombing, which killed 168 people. What I aim to do is have our to expect a certain amount of The state charges are for the 160 other 2500 BB&T Building Two Hannover Square PO Box 1351 victims and one victims’fetus. publicity chair have a committee audience. Raleigh, NC 27602-1351 (919) 828-0731 ext. 178 Prosecutors allege that Nichols that would be able to distribute worked with McVeigh to plan and execute the April 19, 1995, bombing that destroyed the Alfred P. Murrah / Federal Building. 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.g: " g3?»32%““4 ‘ ‘11 u . _. ‘_ :: ;-,f2‘: yiTHE DEBATECONTINUES CONCERNING g . 5 5 :51 ‘ _ _5,.THE CROWD’S Now- INFAMOUS ”STD’E’ ~ "CHANT AT A FEBRUARY BASKETBALL 5-2;... ;; GAMEAGAINsT THE TARH EELS STORYBYJONPAGE .I ' . 5. , 5. .5 I . ; . .. WhenN.CState fou1ed Rashad McCants1nthe Wolfpack’s 71 ~64 lossto N0rth" . .. ‘; I L" 5.5 Carolinain' late February, theTar Heels guard received more than acouple free ‘ f5; 5 i' i throwchances and an earful ofboos from the croWd at the RBC Center. 55 ‘ ' 1.5T I . ' I , I While‘M‘cCarits stood atthefree-throwline,rT1any State studentsand fanscheered i 5 5 5 . “-ST-D,” hopingto force the sophomore to.miss his shots. According to Tirmors, i agirlfriend infected McCants With a sexually transmitteddisease last summer, 5 ix - " . rncrtrng members of State’s Cheer Cornmittee toinclude the STD cl_1eeron the, 5 " “‘officral cheersheet for the CatOlina game. , ' 5 55 5 ‘ But Whil‘e MGCants shrugged Offthe cheer by going 2—TOrI-3Sfrom the line and scoring 22 pointsfor the game to best the Pack, the controversyOverthe cheer itself . ' I stilllingers weeks later- even after State’s second round loss to Vanderbiltyesterday i ‘ ' 5 . ..*-' I. . inthe NCAA Tournament. And it’s not just atState, either. . ' " With Duke guard II. Redick 0n the free—throw line in the waning moments of the BlueDevilsIanuary 5'5 " " ' defeat of theMaryland Terrapins ':;~ in College Park, Terps fans bloke 5' 5. into aChant 0f“F-—— you, II Such actions prompteduni— ; ,. versity officials at Maryland to 7; I seek help from the state attorney 5 general5 office to eliminate vulgar 5. chantsat games. Inthe past, how- g ' ever, the attorneygeneralhas ruled ' that thestudents use ofvulgar chants . along- with wearing vulgar T-shirts or holding profanesigns - isprotected by theFirst Amendment. 5. Leaving the university helpless, Mary-I. land coach Gary Williams took matters ‘ into his own hands. .5 Days after Maryland’s loss to Duke, Wil- . ' liams addressed the crowd at theComcast "Center minutes before Maryland played State and beggedthe students todrop their‘ vulgarbehaviOr. . . At State, Student WOITpack Club board 5 members, selected faculty members and ‘ RBC Center officials organized an agreement” I that the students can yell all they want at an5 Opposing player to distract him, solong asthey. , abstain from using profanity. ‘ Some students say the STD cheer Was nothing but a harmless ploy to rattle MCCants, while some university administrators and fansargue that it was a classless act committed by acollection of “ out-Of~c0ntrol fans. ' ‘ 5 5 SWC president Brett Iones1s a member0f the indepen— . . .. ' dent .Cheeicommittee,agroup createdby the SWC that brainstOr‘ms ideas for the I' 5. cheer sheet,whiCh‘is placed111 seats in thestudent section before home basketball i I ” games .Ion'e‘s said he didn’tthinkthere was anything wrongwiththe STD chant ‘ . 5IIIwherrhefirst heard aboutit. . ‘ . “Iwasnt lookingatI theoverall impact,’Iones said.‘It Was just aChant to get inII .somebodys head. It’s not like we were chanting profanity athim.” ; .. . TomStafford, vice chancellor for Student ATfaiis, and other State faculty members . ,1 foundthech‘eer offensive.Stafford worried about younger childrenwhoheard the 5. 5 5. . .5 IIcheeT at thegame. .. 5 5 I' ’ While sOme students may think there’s nothing to that language,they need ‘ . ‘ ' ' ‘ i to understandthat there are a lot of other people out there who.consider that'I'fij . " 'gcheer to 'be very offensive,”Stafford said.Freedomof speech allowspeopleto be .. i. . ‘ ’ ' 5 5' offensive, butwe’ie nOt saying y0u cannot do it. What we are saying is tobe good . Isuppomvefans for our team. .-f':- . ‘ 5 I ; . But the debate of sportsmanship at State games is not limited to the STD ‘.5 5, 1‘." , Cheer._ i553") .. . 5' ' ‘f ‘ RecentlyState5 pepband ”stopped playinga popular sOng toWhichtheonlyl-yiiCs'fI 1‘ =5. l i H ‘ ,I'ar“eHey,yousuICki”OTfended alumniflooded Chancellor Marye Anne Fox"soffiée‘ ' .With complaintsabout thesong. Those complaints were passedover to Student I‘ .- d' . Affairsstaffmembers and eventuallyon to the band directors, whon1ad'e5tlI’1eIdeci-' 5. 5 55 . Ision to Cut thesoirgfrom its repertoire. 5: v ‘ 5 5- 5L5 ’.5 ‘ ' . “Itdoesri.’t make us look good to be obnoxious or to respond to the otherteam :Qiri a derogatory manner,’’Stafford said.‘If We are goIing to preSent ourselves as a 5 ' ‘ .;_IerealclassInstitution then chanting out to theopposing team, Hey you suck',’ just I deesn’t getit. It projects a very negative imageof studentsat State.” ' ‘ 5 Three daysafter the Carolina game, producersfromthe Dan PatrickShowon ; ’7‘ IFSPN Radiocontacted Technician. Deputy Sports EditorAndrewCarter about a ,5colui171nheWrotef0r Technician, Which criticized the STD cheer. On the nation— . ; tallyaired show Carter saidState fans wereprobably the séCon-‘d-W—orst' fansinthe I ' 55.3.ACC next to Maryland fans. . 5. 5, 5 . .‘55. i Ionesmaintained however, that theintentioiis ofthose fans whoparticrpated1n; 5 ‘ I5I‘s5'5gl.5"‘-~II-’tl1echeer"Were.in proper taste. He said the aim .of the cheer was simplyaneffort :5' .5 ’ ' ‘ to liven upthe atmosphere at the RBC Center and create a home court advantage 5 D v for thebasketball teamthat Will rival that of State’s formerhoops home,Reynolds ‘ 'f'_ ‘5‘ 5 9'5“; Coliseum ‘5 1 1 “ 5 1. , ., . “[The cheer]did its purpose,’Iones saidIt got in [MchIIIts’] head. Hestill ,5. ’ . j, playedwell,but you could tell it hadan impact on him. i 5 5. *. H II.
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cial’s call. Why do I do this? Is I knew that I would feel badly on that day, we were the better perform better. So rather than After serving 28 years in the PICART it because I’m not competitive ifl brought discredit upon my team or I was the better player. helping your team win by yell- Army defending our freedom continued from page 4 or because I don’t care about team, my coach or my par- It feels good when that hap— ing Obscenities and taunting at home and abroad, the last winning? No. I don’t think so. ents. Ultimately, I knew that I pens. It doesn’t feel good to your opponents, you may be thing I would do is deny any- pitched and was the leadoff I’m that way for several rea— would feel badly if I brought win because I yelled obsceni— helping your team lose. one their right to free speech. batter for our department’s sons. First and foremost, I’m discredit upon myself. ties or called my opponent As a psychologist, I appreci— When you go in harm’s way softball team. We finished that way because that is the A second reason that I prac— names. ate how important the mental for freedom, you know how third in a league of 16 teams. way I was taught to be when tice good sportsmanship is That’s it. Simple. aspect of the game can be, so I precious freedom is. Last spring, I was the setter I first started participating in very simple: the game and life A third reason that I practice am always mindful not to pro— So can NCSU teams win on our department volleyball athletics. Furthermore, that is are much more fun that way. sportsmanship in athletics vide my opponents any extra with dignity? teafn and played number two how my role models behaved. I enjoy doing the right things. evolved much later in my life, motivation to beat me. The answer is yes. doubles on the community My parents, my coaches and I enjoy winning because I am when I had gained a more Recently, when I agreed with Can NCSU athletes be com- tennis team. This spring I play the athletes that I looked up better prepared, I give more scientific understanding of hu- an article in Technician that petitive and have enthusiastic for two tennis teams in Cary. to behaved that way. I know effort or my skills are superior man behavior. some of the cheers and yells and supportive fans who prac- Both teams are presently un— that I grew up in a different that day. I don’t want to win As I learned more about the from the student section at tice good sportsmanship? defeated. I like to compete and era. Perhaps there was more because I said something that science of human motivation our home basketball games The answer is yes. I like to win. civility and we were more ac— made my opponent feel bad. and performance, it became were embarrassing, disrespect— Can NCSU students support People who know me also countable for how we behaved. I don’t want to win because I increasingly clear that taunting ful and displayed poor sports- our basketball team without know that I am very courteous My parents and my coaches said something that made my an opponent often backfires. manship, I was criticized. One embarrassing the university . and respectful of my oppo— always made it clear to me that opponent angry. I don’t want In other words, taunting and student even suggested that and their fellow students? nents. I’ve been known to con— my behavior on and off the to win because I said some- disrespecting an opponent, I was advocating censorship Sure, they can! cede a game or a match rather field reflected on my team- thing to embarrass the other more often than not, will or seeking to deny them their And they can do it for all the than argue a point or an offi— mates and on the community. team. I want to win because motivate your opponent to right to free speech. right reasons.
break games and suggested the a creative cheer to get fans section. In addition, all signs in our and coaches in all three in— G’LANTON formation of a cheer commit- involved in the game and get In a meeting with RBC Cen— section directed at Redick were stances, but nothing personal continued from page 4 tee. The Cheer Committee is in a player’s head? Absolutely! ter security at the beginning immediately confiscated. Talk was ever stated. What is more independent of the Student Several days after the State of the year, board members about stifling creativity! disturbing about all of these we know it are long gone. Wolfpack Club and is open vs. Carolina game, Rashad of the Student Wolfpack Club Sometimes in college bas- instances is that the visiting This day in age is one in which to all students. Committee McCants was quoted saying, were instructed that students ketball, emotion makes people guests were never warned or fans are punished for creativ— members also spend time be— “I think State’s probably the could heckle the other team say things that are not ap— removed from the premise. ity, alumni leave when the go— fore tip-off distributing cheer worst place to play. Their fans and coaching staff as much propriate in any other envi— In fact, when I tried to com— ing gets tough, security keeps sheets, newspapers, signs and are just into it, their whole as we wanted as long as the ronment. Gale Force security plain to security, the students a tight leash on students and other items. The committee student section is around the remarks did not include pro— often seems to be ignorant of were yelled at while the visit- even the band is restricted has been highly praised by court, behind our bench. You fanities, vulgarities, threats this point. ing guests received apologies. from playing songs that do members within the market— just hear it the whole game.” or taunting of the opposing A growing problem with the ' Students should not be treated not create a purely positive ing department and the bas— Isn’t this the kind of atmo- team’s fans. visiting fans sitting in front of like second—class citizens, be~ environment. People complain ketball coaching staff, saying sphere that we are striving to Students, particularly Stu— the students has escalated out ing discriminated due to our tha‘t Reynolds Coliseum was a that we really have made a create? dent Wolfpack Club members, of control. Last year, a Georgia age and economic status. much more intimidating place difference this year. However, So what exactly is the college have been forced to abide Tech player’s mother poured For the RBC Center to live to play than the RBC Center. the one and only questionable student’s role at games? Our by these regulations, but the water all over several students, up to its potential, everyone The truth in this statement is cheer all season has been the students should be the team’s RBC staff and NC. State ad— and a Florida State guest made has to contribute. Students can not only attributable to the only publicity surrounding the sixth man, cheering with ev— ministration have demanded racially derogatory and physi— only generate so much enthu- building; it has a direct cor- committee. erything we have. much more of students than cally threatening remarks to siasm with security and ad- relation With the restraints put As all ofAmerica knows, Chuck Amato says that just these guidelines mandate. me. ministration breathing down on students. this February a now-infamous as the team should leave the Before the NCSU vs. Duke This year a different FSU our necks. At the beginning of this cheer was directed at Rashad field or court exhausted, so game, the Cheer Committee guest made threatening re— Basically, everyone just needs year, NC. State Marketing McCants suggesting that he should the fans. We take this was instructed to remove any marks to another student, to LOOSEN UP! Students approached the Student Wolf— had a STD. Was it politically to heart, leaving games with cheer from the cheer sheet and at the Maryland game, a will have a better time, the pack Club about increasing correct? No. Did it deserve hoarse throats and headaches. dealing with 1.]. Redick in lieu visiting fan verbally sexually team will benefit from a more attendance and fan enthusi— as much press as it got? No. Sometimes politically incor— of Scooter Sherrill’s comments harassed a student. Having intimidating atmosphere and asri‘l at games. In response, Did it merit our fans being rect things are said, but the earlier in the week. been in attendance for three the administration and RBC 7 the Student Wolfpack Club called out on national radio Student Wolfpack Club never Although there were no of these four incidents, I can Center staff will have less offered prize packs to its as “ignorant, classless come- knowingly allows any racist, cheers related to Redick’s tell you that NCSU students stress to deal with. Maybe then members for attending early dians?” Certainly not. Did it sexist, threatening or exces— sexual orientation, we had to instigated none of the prob— being a NCSU fan will be as non-conference and winter accomplish the goal of being sively profane remarks in our comply with these regulations. lems. Students yelled at players we remember.
After all, it is just a game, no So what is the proper EDITORIAL need to get personal. way to go about control- continued from page 4 But basketball, especially on ling fans at sporting events? Tobacco Road, is personal. The After all, as long as the umpire called. After a while, STD chant at the NC. State vs. no one gets hurt, it’s all thge father gets annoying and the UNC game on Feb. 29 brought fun and games. right? Wrong. rest of the crowd asks him to to the forefront a growing trend How fans represent themselves leave because he made the bat— in college hoops and other col— reflects on the school they at- _ ter cry. Little League sports are legiate sports - fan behavior. tend. Maryland fans were so for learning and fun. Rivalries, "especially one like raunchy, it took coach Gary In college sports, it is for NCSU and Carolina, can bring Williams standing up and tell- pride. And college fans are stu- out the worst in even the most ing them to cool it before the dents, just as committed and docile fan. And that is what State vs. Maryland game before loyal to their team and school. happened there. The Student the fans got the idea. Before College fans are rabid and cre- Wolfpack Club listed the chant that, administration looked to ate an intense atmosphere that on their cheer sheet and it got the state attorney general for rrgtkes it hard for the opposing out of hand. So much in fact guidance. team to play. That is a part of that offended alumni wrote e- Free speech is fine, and of— the game. mails to the chancellor, a certain fensive speech is protected. But But when fans start bringing sports writer commented about it isn’t intelligent or appropri— up personal issues about a play- it on national radio and the Pep ate. Besides, this is college, a er or start screaming Obscenities Band stopped playing “The Hey place where smarts count. We at a particular player or referee, Song? can come up with more clever things get dicey. All because of three letters. chants than “S-T—D.” ‘_ The marketsmove inmysterious ways So domany financial companies. , ., . . ,How else to explain the high fees and eitpenses they charge tomanage your i i' "retirement funds? If you find this (unions, call us—the companyknoWn for . sound guidanceand keepingcosts Io.w For over 80 years, we’ye been helping ' Alisom‘e oftheworld’ssharpest minds become smarter Investors ‘
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Michael Fox StaffWrzter The NC. State baseball team owned a split in this weekend’s three—game series with Duke heading into Sunday’s game with the Blue Devils. Friday, the Pack won 8—1 off a 10-strikeout performance from pitcher Mi- chael Rogers, and the next day, the Devils won 3— 1 thanks to an early start with a run scored on an error by outfielder CoreyWhiting and a RBI triple for third base- man Michael Golom. The Pack (15-6, 1—2 ACC) owned a 2—0 lead on Sunday after Jake Muyco (right) awaits the umpire’s call during a play at second. Attention female student body! Ever fantasized about being pictured in the number one five innings ofplay, but ended up losing to Duke 7—4 in dramatic Devils’ BillyMuldowneywouldn’t two more runs, both off Pack men's magazine in the world? 'Now's your chance to turn fantasy into reality! fashion. be fazed, getting Lee Mezistrano sophomore closer Joey Devine, With Duke leading 4-3 in the to fly out to centerfield. who had seen action in State’s top of the ninth inning, Duke The loss spoiled a fine start win on Friday. Representatives from PLAYBOY magazine are in Raleigh to interview and photograph sent Tony Bajoczky to the plate by State’s Derek McKee, who The Pack did get out to a quick female students for the fall 2004 ”Girls of the ACC” pictorial. Thousands of coeds have to pinch hit for Kyle Silver. allowed just one run on five hits start, scoring twice in the game’s tried out for PLAYBOY since it began its college conference pictorials 27 years ago. Many Bajoczky, facing an 0-2 count, in five innings. first two innings. nailed a double down the right- The senior right-hander had In the bottom of the ninth in- have gone on to become PLAYBOY Playmates, models and actresses. Who knows what field line and promptly exited the a shutout going when he began ning Hicks drove in a run with the future holds for you? game when the Blue Devils sent the sixth inning, but that quickly a single, but Devils pitcher Billy Santerrio Landrum to pinch run. ended when Anderson hit a hom- Muldowney held on for his first Landrum moved to third base af— er to lead off the inning. save of the year as the Devils To be considered for this pictorial and to qualify for an interview, candidates must be at ter Packpitcher Joey Devine (0— 1 ) Socorro followed that with a won 7—4. least 18 years of age and registered as a full- or part-time student at an ACC university. let loose a wild pitch. single, and Pack coach Elliott Hicks was hoping to get the Clear copies of identification—one verifying enrollment in school and one a photo lD that State recorded its first out ofthe Avent went to his usually reli— team closer to a Victory but with inning, but Devine hurt himself able bullpen, giving the ball to a different strategy. shows date of birth—must be brought to the interview. All photos become property of again when his pitch hit Duke Nate Cretarolo. “I tried to get a drive,” he said. PLAYBOY and cannot be returned. shortstop Adam Murray. Cretarolo pitched an inning “But I was trying to get on base With two men on, Devine ' and a third of perfect baseball any way I could because we were looked as if he might get himself — allowing no hits, runs or walks down four and I was third.” interview sessions are being held MONDAY, MARCH 22 & TUESDAY, MARCH 23. out of the jam when he coaxed while striking out three - but Devine commented after the Jonathan Anderson into popping was pulled in the seventh for game that while the Pack has out to shortstop. Adam McLaurin, who allowed had success so far, it has been But the Devils would capital- the Blue Devils to tie the game hard to avoid wild pitches and ize. at 2 when Kyle Silver scored on passed balls. Left fielder Javier Socorro a wild pitch. “We need more location on our crushed a 2-2 pitch over the left In the bottom half of the in- pitches, and if it’s a bad pitch it’s field fence, deflating the Pack and ning, the Pack answered back hard for a catcher to catch it,” giving Duke a 7—3 edge. when Hicks’ double to left-cen- he said. urr AN wrrrvrrw, PLEASE CALL: State tried to rallyin the bottom terfield drove in Jason St. Julien, State will visit UNC-Wilm- of the ninth, and got one back giving the Pack a 3—2 lead. ington on Tuesday and its next when Matt Camp scored on a The Devils answered again home series will start Friday 312-401-7343 David Hicks single. But the Blue in their half, though, scoring against Virginia.
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STATE ififitfit tight ”Steffi ififi’? Tfififig tféifiTfifi @f‘: rate {We g ”SQ first ”rise wdfihgfifitfifigfi figfitgfifis Matt Middleton Sports Editor layup we defend everyday in practice.” From there, all a fouled-out Hodge ORLANDO, FLA. — From the moment could do was watch State’s final pos— Intentional the buzzer sounds, his brown eyes session, arms linked with his fellow never once left the floor of the TD Wa— teammates, as" Engin Atsur frantically terhouse Centre. They couldn’t look up; dribbled around with the game clock they didn’t want to see the celebration expiring and his last-ditch shot blocked awash in black and gold, the Vanderbilt by Scott Hundley, sending the Commo— foul sparks players streaking and screaming all over dores (23-9) to the Sweet 16 for the first the court and the Commodore faithful time since 1993 and the Pack (21-10) heckling him as he walked off the court home for the year. to escape it all. “I couldn’t find an Open shot,” Atsur They didn’t want to see the look on his would later say. I debate older brother’s face or the countenances State trailed the entire first half, but ofthe other 400 or so Wolfpack fans that took over the lead with 13:52 left in the N. C. State contends that the intentionalfoal that had all but packed their bags for Phoenix game; Vandywould never lead again un— sparked Vanderbilt’s comeback was debatable. some five minutes earlier. His eyes didn’t til the school’s all—time leading scorer, believe it, so they stayed affixed to the Matt Freije, who was unstoppable all floor or buried in his slender fingers, day, hit the final two of his game—high Matt Middleton refusing to accept reality. 31 points when he pump-faked from the Sports Editor Reality saw Vandy down by 10 points left corner and hit a smooth mid—range l . . with 2:53 left, only to have it rally with jumper with 54 seconds left. l ORLANDO,FLA.— Corey Smith raced down the court. Marw 16 points over that remaining span to “The guy, Matt Freije,killed us,” Hodge l cus Melvin followed. The two were on a collision course to down the Wolfpack 75—73 Sunday after- said. the basket, and the harshness ofthe inevitable depended on noon in the second round ofthe NCAA Hodge had fouled out two minutes £9112, exactly whom you ask. Tournament. before but went to the bench in a non- llian Evtimov,driving past the Commodores’ Dawid Przybysze- The only party that mattered, however, was referee David Ironically, the final, clinching points demonstrative and positive fashion; wski, scored a career—high 28 points. Libbey. With third-seeded NC. State holding a six—point lead for the Commodores came on a Princ- seemingly, the Pack had control of the with less than two minutes remaining in the second round eton-style backdoor layup by Corey game after senior Marcus Melvin hit his ofthe NCAA Tournament, Libbey called senior Marcus Mel- Smith, who made the bucket while be— third trey of the half, and Hodge fol- Vin for an intentional foul on ing fouled by Jordan Collins. lowed his own miss to boost the margin Smith, givingVanderbilt two “sees: tsetse free throws and possession of After the game,Division I Men’s “To lose the game on a backdoor la- to 10 points. Basketball Committee member yup that we go over every day in practice “There’s no way I’d thought with 2: the ball. Judy Rose released this state- — that’s just incredible to me,” Hodge 44 and me being fouled out ofthe game The Commodores parlayed ment: ‘ said. “Every day in practice we do the that into a five-point posses- ”The rule states that pushing a same thing, and we lose on a backdoor sion and would later win the player from behind to prevent a [055 see page 7 score without going for the ball is game 75—73 to advance tothe an intentional foul (NCAA Rule 4—26, Sweet 16 in Phoenix. Article 6). It is the official’s respon- Others, specifically those sibility to use his bestjudgment in with Wolfpack allegiances, determining whether the foul was saw it different than Libbey. intentional.” During a timeout following the five—point swing, assistant Mark? Phelps told him “there’s Julius Hodge (24) wears a quizzical expression while watching no way that’s an intentional foul.” After the game, another an official whistle him for one offive fouls. Wolfpack assistant, Larry Harris, shouted at the trio of of— ficials as they sprinted to their locker room. atestra we at e‘eaeewaeia’rfl” Frustrated Wolfpack players had similar opinions after With NC. State holding a 10-point lead and the clock reading 2:44,Julius the game. Hodge committed his fifth foul on Vanderbilt’s Matt Freije.The three free . throws thatfollowed started a 15-4 run byVandyto end the game and send l “Marcus makes a bad pass, hustles back on defense, and the the Commodores to the Sweet 16. waywe play, we don’twant to give no one a layup,” frustrated i junior Julius Hodge explained. “The guy [Smith] goes up and 2:27 Engin Atsur backdoor layup STATE 71-62 trips on Marcus’ foot clearly; Marcus had his hands back the 2:21 Freije 3-pointer rolls in STATE “'55 whole time. That’s an intentional foul? 1:50 Intentional foul by Marcus Melvin; Officials do their job Corey‘Smith two free throws STATE 71-67 l to“the best oftheir ability, but no ones perfect. 1:43 Mario Moore 3-pointer STATE 71-70 i We re gomg in there and we re getting bumped :54 Freijejumper off a pump fake VANDY 72-71 " around...and it’s stuff that’s so clear. On the other end, the :35 ‘ llian Evtimov two free throws STATE 73-72 1 u Smith ot the ‘and 1’ three— oint la with 23 seconds Julius Hodge can’t watch the closing emonts of State’s loss, and even Pack coach :22 Smith layup and fouled;free throw good VANDY 75-73 ,1 g y[ 1 g [ p p y e Herb Sendek looks away from the court. ' :01 Atsur missed 3-pointer;Scott Hundley block VANDY 75-73 l (ALL see page 7 < ‘i