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Top 10 food senate Technician EIC office still in doubt collectors in Annual student Feed Raleigh . I Questions over voting resolve the controversy. Phillips could not attend the meeting and food drive ‘ successful’ “We are in the process of looking into designated WKNC Assistant Program College ofTextiles procedures have caused a her request to re-evaluate the decision." Director (‘huck ('oltier as his proxy, But l ,089 lbs candidate to criticize the SMA he said. “We are attempting to go about Phillips wasn't sure that (‘oltier could Al 0 Omega I N.C. State students organi/atioris ranged from decision. this as fairly and impartially as possible. attend either. so he sent a written yote to Epsi n/Theto Tau bagged over five tons of tratcr'tiitic-s to engineering groups. We are trying to do the right thing.“ the meeting With the instructions that it 917 groceries for the needy. (J\L‘l tiltll students participated in Bv Citrus BM stir-2N SMA (‘hair Kevin Hines said he is was to be used if a proxy wasn't present Phi Sigma Pi this year's tood drive run by A.c“sli7'>‘«Nl Niw. [to in waiting to talk to the SMA's attorney ('oltier did attend the meeting and voted 908 Bi Jitsss FHA/JFK Student Senate before deciding what to do about the for ltatcho. A dispute arose alter the Too Beta Pt fi'n‘sti W «"3” The fraternities came in first with A candidate for ’l'echriician's editor in chaHenge meeting when some ot the members 743 S tttttl pounds of food. followed by chief position has challenged last week‘s "l've tirade no decision on our action as realized that Phillips had sent the write in NCSU Athletes Despite poor weather N t' State the intramural teams with a little Student Media Authority Board's of yet." he said. “Our action is dependent solo The written vote was for 6i students collected more than litttttt) under two decision naming Ron Hatcho editor in on what our lawyer says." l orscheider ASME pounds of canned goods tor the Matt felllant, a member of the chief for next year. Hines wrll meet with the attorney on The SMA statutes say pl’ttKlCS iiitist be 540 N (' Food Bank Saturday inti'artiiital learn. said this was the Jean Lorscheider. et cetera page editor. Thursday and try to hold an emergency designated in writing to be considered "I'm really L'\t tied about the third year he had participated in the has protested Hatcho's appointment Alpha Phi turnout we had." said Stacey Holeri. event based on voting discrepancies in the SMA meeting that night or Friday. he legitimate Phillips had verbally 536 "This is the most food we've said. The meeting will be closed. designated (‘oltier and had not sent a Alpha Pi Mu Special Projects (‘liair for the \tlllt'tlt'll iii the three years I‘ve SMA meeting last Thursday night. times also said the SMA was going to written request that he be used as a 51 t Student Senate "We'se had a lot of Lorscheider has written a letter listing her try to resolve the matter before spring proxy. participation this year about 3b been a part of it." he said. “I'm complaints and has begun to distribute break. ASHA out of the 30 groups who signed tip really surprised .it the number of copies to those involved in the process. “The WKNC proxy vote was illegal 495 have participated today " people who helped out this year." Student Media ()peratioiis Adviser Stan The controversy centers around WKNC NOBCChE Bolcn said the student North Martin said the SMA is trying to (iencral Manager Chris Phillips‘ vote. .S't’r' SMA. Page 3 P 448 stw Fooo. Page 2
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enshrined I Two of NCSU’s most to start in August famous athletic undergraduate success. . . suffers personalities have now I Amid questions about trom inadequate preparation time been immortalized in a cost and overlapping {and} contains no realistic proposal museum downtown. programs. the Freshman tor tuntling that would not damage College will start next fall. other existing actiyities ” Bv JENNIFER SORBER l‘he senate chair. lirtc Young. said StNir Start WIW'SG‘ Bv .lrtss'i Fitsziriit the senate supports the idea even 3min W. x '. though it didn‘t support the Former N C State greats Jitti Freshman College. Valvano and fed Brown were The Freshman College. designed "The task torce did .t tremendous inducted to the North Carolina to improve graduation and retention job. but their time trame was very Sports Hall of fame tN(‘SH()Ft rates and the quality ol lteshttian short." Young said “We feel there last month education at V (' State ls \til tit-tats t , "3 a broader—based The NCSHOF inducted Brown schedule to begin operating new csaiiiiriatioti t'l the problem " and Valvario. along vvith fall. despite objections troiii the lhc college has been in formal sportswriter Furrnari Bisher. Faculty Senate. plannang stages since June. and football coach Bill [)ooley and Presently. 40 percent ot incoming l’rtnost Philip Stiles has appointed basketball player and coach John freshmen don‘t graduate trom art intrastrticttire committee to Lucas. on Feb 22 as its inductees FILE NCSL'. and ll percent don't respond to the task force's report. for W95, A .‘5-triember board of NCSU football great Ted Brown continue to their sophoriiorc year lht' coiriiiiittec likely will give directors chose the foe inductees (above) and err-basketball “These figures are not as good as Stiles a working budget for the from more thaii 4t) nominees. coach Jim Volvano (right) our peer uniycrsities." said Robert l‘lkfi ‘th academic year at the end Their addition brings the total were inducted to the NCSHOF. Bereman. the associate dean tor of this month number iii the hall to lott. undergraduate studies “l feel there Heretiian. who will become head The Sports Hall of Fame is is ‘a critical transition period of the Freshman (‘ollege next year. located inside the N.C. Museum Wolfpoclters in the N.C. between graduation lrom high said ltt‘ t‘KPK‘ClS to include 400 to of History in downtown Raleigh. Sports Hall of Fame school and freshman year If Soil treshmen in the college next The hall was created in I963 and students don‘t tnake that transition year. honors the achievements of Everett Case: head basketball smoothly. they won't be successtul (iilbcrt Stiiith. a member of the renowned sports personalities: coach, l9‘16-'64. at State." Faculty Senate and the “The criteria for the inductees is ' 10¢ MCDOWllI lootboll player, The Freshman College is intended infrastructure committee. said the that they must have exhibited an W205 to give students a year to decide on senate objected to the freshman excellence in sports. whether it be ' Bones McKinney: basketball a major or to reapply it not seminar because the administration playing or coaching." said Jirri player, I943 admitted to the college of their didn‘t get enough input front the Sumner. Curator of Sports Romn Gabriel: quarterback, choice. laculty. Recreation and Leisure at the N.C. l960-‘6l Planners also hope the college “We objected to the courses being Department of Cultural 0 50,4. Ema“ room” coach, will help freshmen adapt to the planned without going through the Resources. “They must also have 1950, and 1605‘ university. The goal. Bereman said. correct channels ot being approved lived in North Carolina for at least 0 v,‘ Babes: basketball player. is to improve the learning by the faculty Smith said. to years. exclusive of time spent Ronnie Mik. basketball player environment in residence halls. Dean of l'ndergraduale Studies in college." 1950: I ‘ provide a requtred freshman lariies Anderson said all meetings Brown. .1 Hi h Point native. still . ' , about the college were open to the holds the recird as the greatest . Sam R°"z'm:b°’ke'b°llpl°ye" seminar and foster estensiye running back in NCSll football ‘95?" involvement wrth faculty advisers. public history. From l975—l97b'. he .MMszba’h'bOH both in and out of the classroom “Everything dealing with the .-\(‘(.‘ player, l 9705 "The faculty does a great job ot Freshman College has been public established a school and director advrsing in their discipline. but trait since its inception." Anderson said. record by rushing for 4.003 yards. ' Willis Casey: athletic of the students change their major." “We have had open meetings and During each year he played. ' Kay Yaw: current women's Beremaii said. “We need to pt‘m ide faculty Senate members on the task Brown was named to the all- bosketbollcooch cross-curricular adsising to better torcc “e need to acknowledge the conference team. The I975 ACC LouPucillo: boskeibollplayar, inform these students ot their salidits ot the Faculty Senate rookie-of-the—year scored H2 1950‘ options " concerns btit we also want them points and SI touchdowns during ' Stove Rerych: swimmer Although the Freshman t‘ollege to belieie that there will be no new his college career, Both of these ' Julie Shoo-Grow: track and cross- concept generally has met with lcs cl of bureaucracy and no money records still stand. . country support across campus. some feel taken otit of other departments.” After college. Brown played for _ the college will add another Berenian said the infrastructure the Minnesota Vikings from l979 'c'oob‘c'h" 9°“ h°°d “PM" expensive level of bureaucracy. The committee doesn‘t yet have exact to I986. While there. he scored 53 major complaint among faculty figures on the Freshman College's touchdowns and rushed for 4,546 members. however. is the required cost. But due to monetary and time yards. the third best mark in the athletics director of NCSU in freshman seminar. which the task constraints. the seminar most likely Vikings‘ history in both 1986. and in I989. Valvano was force says should “stimulate won‘t be taught in the fall, categories. named ACC Coach—Of—the—Year. intellectual cunosity and the joy of “I belie\e that we can accomplish Jim Valvano. a native of New When his career at NCSU ended. discovery.“ 85 to 90 percent of our objectives York City. followed Norm Sloan ESPN hired Valvano (IS an The Faculty Senate objects to the withotit the seminar next year." as NCSU's basketball coach in analyst. where he worked until his seminar so much that it voted not to Bereman said. “Because of cuts in 1980. During his coaching career, death in April of 1993. support the recommendations made education funding we will have to he compiled a 2()9-l l4 record. His The hall has l5 other members by the task force planning the prioritize " most memorable season was in who are affiliated with NCSU. 13 Freshman College. The senate‘s Anderson said the Freshman l983. when he led the Wolfpack men and 2 women. response to the task force‘s report (‘ollege Wlll receive funding from to the NCAA championship. Formal induction for the new states that “the report is unduly extemal benefactors. federal grants. beating Houston 54-52 in the members will be held on May 18 limited in its scope of potential dramatic final game. He became at the Hall's 32nd annual banquet. methods for enhancing See FRESHMAN. Page 2 Inside Wednesda How to Reach Us Phone Numbers: lntemot Semc'es: TV: ”Pigsty,” a new comedy, may be .' CCTGI‘OI Editorial. .Sl 5'2“ l Campus Forum: Newman: More "‘0” 200 Advertising sis-2029 TechForum-LONCSU Edtt another ”Cheers.” Page 5 P r3909"; were to Sis-5133 Press Releases: We can’t run Les out oflgggxggdbl’ recnrress-teucsu Edu hypnotist Address Information: of town on a rail. Tennis: Coach Henry gels 100th career MOnGCY 323 Witherspoon Student Center lechlnfoGNCSU Edu Page win at State. 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IIIII\CI\II} complaint. “Things were done in a very DURING 1995 NCSU Sit iii'N'is AM) FACL'IH MM l’LAi SMA“ comfortable manner that may not Corr Ar HEDINL‘HAM Foa ’I'iii STL'I)ENT RATE (‘t'IIIl’llII'III from Page / ('oritiiim‘d from I'tici‘ / have been in accordance Wllh the Bolen said the Food Bank will becaiise the proxy was never named rules." he sand. “The matter of the filo 00 tilx‘t i\ H l lslliviis sort the food and distribute it to in writing." Lorscheider said. proxy vote is not clear. and since St" 00 Units H l- \x'iiii c A\I\‘l ditferent food shelters in the area. But that’s it polic} that hasn't been the vote is so close it merits closer Mtlxl‘xvllll l-IVilAi as well as individuals and families. followed all year. present Editor in investigation. NU'VHUI mos ONli "We reull) make an impact in the (‘hiefColin Boatw right said. Boatwright said the decision Mcsr HAN U RRI \l NL‘SL' ll) community with all of the food we "Everyone knew |(‘oltierl was should stand. The SMA accepted are able to collect." Bolen said. WKNC‘s representative.“ (‘oltier as a proxy by letting him 4801 HARHUL'R “Most of the people donating the Batcho finished with five votes to vote. Boatwright said. TOWNE DRivr I'IEDINGHAM 250-3030 food wouldn‘t have given if we Lorscheider‘s three. with one vote Lorscheider‘s letter calls the proxy didn't cotne around to make it going to another candidate. vote “illegal and ethically easier." The write—in vote was also illegal questionable." Boatwright said (‘tirs brimming with canned goods because it isn‘t provided for iii the that's not the case. =- THE CUTTING EDGE " arrived at the Harris Parking Lot bylaws. Lorscheider said. “You don't break a law by Full Service Salon around 3 p.m.. causing traffic She said she challenged the breaking a statute.” he said. around the scale. At one point. decision because of the way it Lorscheider said the SMA should Aveda. Nexxus. Paul 832 - 4901 or 832 ~ 4902 eight cars filled with food from the happened. not because the board adhere to the statutes, Mitchell. Matrix Logics. Hours day’s effort waited in line to see chose Batcho. "The governing bod) needs to Rusk Mon. Fri. ~ 8am - 9pm how much the volunteers collected. ' “My problem is iioi that Ron was follow its own law's." she said. "The W 23 2.00 offhaircut Saturday 9am 5pm Peter Smith. one of the drivers. appointed." she said. "I'm not after statutes are it machine that allows ’ 3 5.00 off Perm Appointment or said he thought his car had the most any one person. I‘d inst like to see food. procedure followed properly. student media to operate W .“B 500 off Sculptured Nails walk~in any time "Anybody who knows me knows ell’ectively“ .2000 Htllslmtough 5t. tItIOSS from Hunter's Smith‘s car contained 357 pounds I‘m not someone who plays Lorscheider also protested the of food. less than the 453 pounds in politics. 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E Henry gets 100th win as Play-in matchup a l. State rolls Mountaineers l l By MICHAEL TODD Nigalan and Rod Stevula. as State tale of two teams Hl SA Whittle swept the doubles matches. u Their good performance was .lt’sa brand—new Season Despite an that. can”, guard Head coach ('raw ford Henry of sorely needed. since Herb and Lakista Mct‘uller says the team is the N.(‘. State men's tennis team Saunders have not been playing tip for the Wolfpack as they looking forward to the tournament reached a milestone as his team to their capabilities of late. face the Blue Devils for the "We have a very positive attitude defeated West Virginia of “After (winning the A(‘(‘ lndoor third time this year. about this weekeiid.‘ Md‘uller Henry earned win number If)” trt (‘htirtipiortshipsi. we were on a high said "Right now we re it it We .. liis coaching and there is not many places to go By Aanos Moiiiusos liayc to go into the game posiliye West Virginia 1 career a! Slalt‘ btit down." llerb said “Vie had a A...‘,'AN’ lo" 6 i ' and get some iiiotnetiliriii We need NC. State 6 with the \ictory. few matches where we played to get on .i toll .lll‘l take it from and after the average We‘ve beeii working on \iite N‘ (. Slate beat at. itiattli. he ll'sk'l\('(l the tiistomaiy out liriyal there ' drenching of w .itt‘t doubles lately. and we're North (‘aroliiia and swept Duke in \latc's tlass of W‘ has yet lfl win Hut Henry doesn‘t place his picking it back tip " the regular season. btit none of that an x\(( lt‘tlfltulllt'lll game coaching achieseriient tn lroiit ot lit the No I singles match. Herb matters now N1c(‘tt|lei says he tan feel the the lob he is doing at State. faced oft Wllh Nrgalan. State finished next to last in the prusstll’t‘ “I care less than people think." Herb struggled early in winning A(‘(‘ and must now compete in the "l have never been to the Nt'.-\:\ Henry said. "I'm really tnore the first set 7-5. but got into a playan game tor the tlittd tournament before. i he said. "I interested in N (‘ State winning. I‘d rhythm in the second and took over. ; .IIIIfi: consecutiye year. always had dreams of going to the rather them win one than me win With the score 52 Nigalan retired. ‘. What is worse. the Wolf’pack must N'(‘Ai\s. birt l haven't had the lot). I‘m _|U\l trying for its to get to giving Herb the win. .‘CI.' take on the Blue Devils a team chance Now to get there we haye be as good a teatn as we can and “I was able to basically take tnost Inna-Ina!!! no one wants to play for the to win this tournament " keep improying as the year goes of the points off the ground with .q‘ ulntu'n‘t‘nac ‘ third tttne this season. Duke has been to the NCAA on " my ground strokes." Herb said. Arrive State walloped the Devils by l7 [It tournament recently JUst last Totti "When it was necessary. I won a lot 'I.‘.Il I a the first meeting in (‘ameron Indoor season they were in the Herb lead the way for the of points coming in. put pressure on it}; . DI Stadium. but had some trouble championship game and a three- Wolfpat k. him. got him on the defensive." when Duke came to Raleigh State pointer away from wrnntng the Herb and l'.l‘lL‘ Saunders teamed Saunders had an easier time than ANER 8mm )Lr‘r/Sir‘lr rallied past the Deyils for an 845“) whole thing Who would have up to win their doubles match 85 State's Walt Kennedy (foreground) and Dan Murphy won their win. thought they would only win two against West Virginia's Mark Sei' TENNlS, Page 9 doubles match. 8—l. The Pack plays VCU today at pm. Sure. lots of other ACC teams conference games this season ’ swept Duke this season. but no one Duke is not bad. In almost every had an easy time of it. even conference game. Duke has had a Maryland. The Terps won by only chance to win Dumping Robinson not the way to go, now two tn each meeting. “Hopefully we‘ve identified enough strengths that we can r V i State coach Les Robinson says I Now that Les Robinson l l all made its wear the red and white new regime was brought in to fix it Duke will be tough. but not _]Usl compete at a higher level this has brought integrity to the ‘ l with pride So what was Les Robinson became of the sweep, weekend," interim Duke coach Pete t i Then came ('liarles Shackleford brought in here to do‘.’ “It's difficult to beat Duke Gaudet said. men’s team, he deserves the gi il and (bus Washbtirn, then the book. To reestablish the academics on anytime." Robinson said. "We have The Blue Devils still have All» chance to make them l Ted l Sanctions soon followed and the the basketball team. been in their situation twice before A(‘(‘ center Cherokee Parks and a winners. i l program was sent ttito what seemed And what has he done‘.’ We were 0—2 against Clemson and good supporting cast. including l Newman l like a unending downward spiral. Just that, 0-2 against Maryland. and they beat some freshmen who can shoot the 9 _ J But more than the athletics So how do you fire a man w ho did us in the tournament. Our two best lights out. There has been a lot of talk lately. department took a heating. The exactly what he was asked to do, games of the season were against In Duke‘s last game Parks hung maybe too much. about Les must stay. school‘s academic integrity did too. and did it well.’ Duke i hope we can make it three." out on the perimeter and did not Robinson. I found my self wanting him to go. Shackletotd. Washburn and others Because Robinson‘s purpose was To make things even tougher. the have a good night If he gets but He has been under a lot of fire too. it's very hard to watch a team. \sere "tirademtt exceptions ” 'l‘liey‘ not only to build an outstanding Pack is on a four-game slide since from outside and lzrik Meek lately for the team's performance. your team. my team, lose when we slid through the tirii\ersity on their academic foundation. but show that beating Duke. In that stretch. State produces on the inside. State could or lack thereof The fans‘ and grew up watching it you way to itliey hoped) the NBA State could win basketball games in had control of a game against make another early exrt front the aluriint‘s cries of “les must go?" The ‘80s was a great time to be a (iraduation rates were deplorable the toughest conference to the Georgia Tech. btit lost it in the end. toitrnariient. are drowned out only by the State fan. The players. the Sweet and in the light ot the and suffered a drubbing in tiiiiyersity"s' insistence that Les l6s and the NCAA chartipionshtp overw helming embarrassment. a \t’t‘ NEWMAN, l'rrut‘ V ) Clemson. .\('t' PMV‘lN, [lilt‘i’ V
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Fire my agent! I’m on the Unique music at Stewart 1 I A Yiddish/world beat klezmer. an old genre These People’s Choice Awards musicians from New York's lower fusion band will perform at East Side have added Jul]. rock. I The People's Choice stupidest-looking. most ignorant State tonight. near-eastern pop, and Downtown People's Choice voter and dresses improvisation to the traditional \wards tries to be big-time, the poor sap up to give out an El CEYERA SIAFF QEPORT form. but do we wantjust another award. The band has labelled its unique awards show"? The unfortunate individuals are The Klezniatics. a band who brand of music. "kleznier with an paraded in front of the Hollywood mixes several types of music to attitude." Bi Ci.s1tt"tstt “on "elite" to gawk at them like freaks form their one-of—a-kind sound. will Jazz. writer Greg (‘agle will host a «J AEN'U. m a sideshow. All of this is under .x-Imi‘.‘b:<,V'. ‘ be performing at Stewart Theatre discussion before the Klelniatics‘ \UU t’it‘llti In- I the pretense of “fan appreciation." ‘ tonight in a Center Stage performance. Admission to the :e it iii , You know those Hollywood types performance. discussion is free with an advance f‘ it 1 i c kiTV cotild not care less. The People's The Klezrnantics' music is panly ticket purchase. For more s w .1; . e‘ {Review Choice “voter" is probably an j traditional East European Jewish infonnation and to purchase tickets. c‘\t‘s 1 underpaid actor dressed as a nomial celebration music known as call SIS-l 100. He ilitiiil human being “Interview with want to be there What tidy he It did seem as if the "voters" the Vampire" Let me assure those of you who .l1111on this stage s pronounced the nominees" names (top) and Jim believe hypnotism is all about Ill;re w eic strange people really well. And they weren't Carrey in “The Hypnotist demon possession: it didn't happen. shouting things back beyond the 11er\oiis".‘ Think about 11. Mask" (‘imlmuedfnmi Page 5 I'd say Seedinan did a credible job lights 111 the baleoiiy He was But then again. do you really (center) were ‘ in touch with my inner self during of captivating the entire crowd ol bewildered .iiid eoiitused He was blame the Hollywood types" nominated for that 25-minute hy'pnotism 225 people. But this isn't the first .ii the People s Choice .-\ward.s‘ .»\ny body w ho shouts "Hey. People's session experience [We had with \tid he wasn‘t alone The large Lieutenant Dan?" at an onstage Choice . than I hioe in a really long time. hypnotism. number oi stats .11 Sunday nights (iary Sinse ain't all there Awards. but Inner peace is a precious People's Choice Awards banquet The People's Choice Awards only Whoopi commodity: I credit my interest in hypiiotism was .istoiinrling. .iiid eseii a little ceremony itself scented to have lost Goldberg Being hypnotized feels good. to [)r. Kalat's PSY 200 class Kala! sIlsI‘lt lt‘lis sight of what the awards truly are (bottom) Supposedly it feels different for taught the entire lecture hall how to Rose-av. 'ie litt‘ last name. rust Remember those really cheesy actually everyone. For me. I tell a great put someone in a pre~hypnoiic state. .‘x’i-sear: it" and her new husband opening numbers they performed“ showed up sense of relaxation within. I didn't After getting dreadfully bored one who doesn't seem to base a name "I know w hat I like." some voting and took feel weird tingling in my limbs, Just day I tried it out on some people. not Roseanne's husband) were members sang on stage while off- home an the feeling that all my major muscle and it worked. l‘l {h il'ei‘c to receiie Roseaniie's key music played award. groups were relaxed. Now concentrate ., . Let your .o~ava—~——a—O—l——t-—&—-.44 award .is I‘J'st‘tlit.‘ Iiemale in .1 It was a celebration of stupidity. Not a bad feeling. mind go You are going to Ielei ision Comedy But this year. the Awards ceremony e: Nl'syt‘Nt CNEMA (2) I am not really quite sure what I religiously read 'I‘echriiciari Iii r\ni‘i \\ hoepi t‘ioldberg was there seemed to take itself too seriously. . saw when I had my eyes closed. but cetera holds the riiost important 5‘ to recetw her award for Fayorite It‘s been more organiled in the past it really didn‘t matter. I don't feel information on campus We're I-emale iii .1 .\Iotioti Picture few years than it was before. creative enough to invent some the red and white for N(‘Sl'. and Comedy We're not dealing with the Oscars really vivid. made—up images. we know we are the best .'Q‘ In fact. all the winners. except for here. obviously. “_ Jodie l‘uster tor "Nell." were These are the People who but combining these contrasting present .it the ceremony. nominated "Forrest Cramp" for Best characters provides the writers Nobody really seemed too (‘oriiedy 11ml Best Drama. And the ‘Pig Sty’ with plenty of opportunities for surprised by the awards. But then People nominated Tom Hanks for (orirmuid from Puee‘ laughs. again. it's last .i People's (‘hoice both Best Comedic Actor and Best “Pig Sty" is actually entertaining ,-\ward. Dramatic Actor. brunette babe. Imagine that. The ceremony could have been LII \"assey plays the attractive. —- unlike the shows on ABC‘s titled "Let's Make Fun of the If Sunday night's ceremony was young landlady. Tess Galaw'ay‘s TGIF with which ”Pig Sty" is Ignorant Public any indication of the future of the first love is acting. and she dreams competing. Subtle humor is the And Show Them People's (‘hoice Awards. they‘re of fame and fortune. Tess is a show ‘s' mam appeal. How Sttl‘erior We Are " heading down the wrong path. familiar face around the Pig Sty and You‘ll find no corny jokes here. .—\s is the case eiery year. the Embrace your stupidity People‘s deals with Randy ‘s unwanted "Pig Sty" airs on I'nited People's ( hoice committee. it there Choice. Embrace the cheese Put adsances‘ in a direct manner. Paramount Network every l’riday is such .1 thing. pulls out the the musical number back in. This show may be a bit farfetched. night at 9:30
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By THE FIFTH ANNUAL documentary studies we mean work by photographers, filmmakers, Have you got what it takes td Compete with the licst undergraduatcs in JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN historians, journalists, novelists. and others who work by direct STUDENT DOCUMENTARY observation and participation in the lives of individuals and the University in thcsc categories: Biological Scicnccs. linginccring and AWARDS communities. Students interested in applying for the prize should demonstrate an interest in documentary studies and possess the. Technology. Humanities and Social Sciences. and Physical and talent and skills necessary to the study ol'human culture. These Mathematical Sciences. skills may involve oral history, photography. film or video, essay or creative writing, journalism or active interest in community service programs. There‘s only one way to find out. lintci' the fourth annual EllQIDIllly Applicants must be registered students at Duke University, North Carolina Central University. North Carolina State University or the Undergraduate Research Symposiuin to lie held .April 18, 100% at the University of North Carolina at (‘hapel Hill and planning to return to Jane S. McKimmon (Icntcr, North Carolina State University. school the following year. We welcome both individual applications and collaborative proposals This grant is intended to fund full time -..--.”-‘-—-W__.___-_-_'__.o work on summer projects. individuals currently working for the if you are an undergaduate engaged in scholarly research underme supen l\lt)11 i i' Center for Documentary Studies are not eligible. Winners will meet one or more faculty members then you could win Qéfifl .indeam SEMITKME monthly from September 1995 March 1996 to digest their summer experience, discuss the work accomplished, and plan their public Participants gain valuable cxpcricncc .ind confidcncc liy [Ui’c‘SCi'lllilfitllt‘li‘ proiccis in ‘A‘A. presentation in April 1996. a poster; format to a panel of judges during one of the two hour sessions. Prop-(.1 Applicants should describe a specific project addressing on of the interdisciplinary and Cross-dist iplinary work is encouraged. Vl’upefii .ii-e iutlged on Center's current research priorities »— the American family, African American life and race relations, law and politics, ecology and the the quality of the work and presentation -~ not on ll( m w cll the work relates to thc environment. Prize winners may consult with the Center's staffand designated catEgoiy. Students gain not only confidence in thcmsclycs but .ilso associates and use (‘enter facilities while working on their projects. come away from EhC experience \\iih .l new enthusiasm for the suliicct matter through articulating ideas to professit )i'l.ll\ outside the field. (itlltll‘llllt‘H Submit the following typed information: Two-five page letter ofapplication describing the project. Include The success Ofpast SYmposium p.irticipants \pcll\\ for itself. Foronc l‘l‘li cultml a statement about the importance oftlie project. the methods you imoheimnt in thy Symposium \\is the deciding factor in being awirded .in iiilciii will use, and what you hope to accomplish over the summer. Short budget covering supplies. travel costs and other expenses ship in her field She his since turned this internship into fulltime employmein .is related to fieldwork. a scriptwriter for onc oi the most suct cssiul piodiiction companiesinHollywood Selfaddressed stamped envelope ISASEi for the return ofall Another (sample is i group pieseiiiiiion in l‘)‘)’s Ihit won 5m Engin 'ciing and samples and supporting materials. One page autobiography and resume including name. university, letlinology Section amud and went on to win at an international camper:.,iion Hit and year. AWUHJIIOII ofComputing Machinery, Student Section. These students an no“ mt Appropriate sample of work (for example, live minute video, ccssiul in their own businesses ten-twenty slides or prints, live page writing saiiiplel. Two letters of recommendation sent to the (‘enter, one from a professor and another from an individual outside the academic Interested students should submit application forms no later than community. March 28. Students can obtain application forms from the Office of the NOTE: Students who wish to work collaboratively on a project should Associate Deans for Research or Academic Affairs, thc Honors. Program submit a single proposal (letter, budget, SASEI with appropriate Coordinators or Departmental Offices in their college. .An clccln mic crsit in supporting materials for each student. of this call for papers can he obtained from the following Anonymous l’l'l’ -‘4- [)0 .iillliu- Submit applications during the month of March. Entries will not be site: l’l‘l’l‘fOSNCSlllil)l'. 'l'lic lilcs are in suli—tlircctorics: l’l.'l*l l‘tiRh. accepted if postmarked after March 31. 1995. w‘. Awards from $300.00 to $2000.00 Will be announced at 5:00 PM, April Sponsored By: 10th at the Lyndhurst House. when last year‘s winners will present SIGMA XI: The Scientifl‘cyfkesearch Society their work. The University Research Committee Opdraflons Council “new! i nine» lo The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University The Research Box 90802 The University Honors Council Durham, NC 27708-0802 Undergraduate Studies College Deans Ifyou would like more information about the John Hope Franklin Glaxo Student Documentary Awards, or ifyou have questions about writing a proposal. please direct questions to Darnell Arnoult, 660-3657. 0 inion March 8, W95 Technician A paper that is entirely theproduct oflhe student bodv becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and intact the very life of the campus are registered. College life without its 1(litflltlfl.\ t1 Hunk. Technician. vol. 1. no. I. February I. 1920 MORE LES MEANS MORE LOSSES Academics are not enough— Robinson should resign I What would it take to get The Wolfpack's longest losing back streak to Clemson —— traditionally VVolfpack basketball the ACC‘s worst program —— was v’KNow, where it belongs? A new accomplished this year. Against the coach. Tigers. NCSU shot 27 percent and scored just four field goals in the atience is indeed a virtue. but first half and lost 62-45. The streak BE P how long do Chancellor Lany stands at six. IT COULD Monteith and Athletics Director - No ACC school had ever lost to a Todd Turner expect Wolfpack team from the Big South conference students. alumni and fans to remain — generally unthreatening pre- loyal to a basketball program which season opponents to till up the THE SHOES... for half a decade 'ias been arguably schedule —— until State lost to the worst in the ACC'.’ It‘s time for a Campbell 7369 last season. change. ./'// When be replaced the embattled lint Valvano in 1990. Les Robinson Les Robinson was brought to NCSU brought with him a strong reputation to rebuild a program tarnished off the as a disciplinarian. And. to his credit. court. But on the court he has left our Robinson has given N.C. State a team team far worse than he inherited it. with the highest cumulative grade NCSU has one of the largest student point average in the ACC. populations in the ACC and /._ exceptional alumni support. That w misc, P£RSUNAL. mes.‘ as But he has also led us to the other Robinson‘s losing record has extreme in athletic achievement. stretched into this season is as These days. the rest of the nation inexcusable as it is humiliating. Commentary assumes that Tobacco Road bypasses Raleigh to get to Chapel Hill. This is Robinson‘s players have won big how Les Robinson has weakened our games. like the ones against UNC and Viva la revolucion! Jury duty for Congress . basketball program during his five Duke — not because of his coaching seasons in Raleigh: but through luck. like a flurry of It's been over four moni. since our last them how to dial out. someone to help three-point shots that happens to hit election. and I think we can collectively them write bills. etc. And when their one night. or because of a rare streak draw a breath of relief. We have clear-cut month is up. they get a check for Si [.000 0 in the past four years. NCSU has of self-motivation. winners (almost every GOP running in an which is how much the rats make now. won only three ACC games away open seat district) and losers (Ted l Jarnes For that much. who's sense of patriotic from Reynolds Coliseum. two in the This year‘s Duke Blue Devils reflect Kennedy. who is a loser on general duty isn't stirred? “Ml-92 season. The liths test of how important a head coach‘s principle). We know who benefited Okay. we can eliminate anyone who has any coach is leadership is to the success of a (Ruport Murdoch's book publishing i Ellis spent time in jail or in a mental hospital. how well his team plays basketball program. Duke proved that company). and who got hurt (anyone but not to the knot-heads who write our But this would mean tliat Americans on the road. No other coaching task making less than 550.000 a year). All laws. ('ongresspeople don‘t understand finally control America. requires as much preparation and nationally recognized players are not that‘s left is for policy wonks (such as most Amencans because they tirert 't most To finish off my magnificent work. we player motivation. enough. just as Valvaiio illustrated in myselfi to discuss the reason why. Americans. could make lobbying illegal —— no tickets l983 that inspiring leadership can But i won't. Now. there‘s something to be said for the to the Kennedy Center. no Redskins‘ The Wolfpack has lost in the first produce Cinderellas. What is more important is a discussion people who watch PBS and make a lot of games for free. Lobbyists would have to round of the last three ACC on how we could make Congress a little money. God knows i would like to be hang up their hats or help inform new toumaments. NCSU is returning to Robinson‘s supporters point to more responsive to who and what America there someday. but that‘s not the point. congresspeople on the nature of bills in the playin game for the third Wolfpack basketball‘s academic l\. Congress needs to be more representative session. straight year (out of four since the achievements to defend his track The inherent problem is that Congress of America because. hey. that‘s what they Being a congressperson isn't a tough job play-in was added) this season record on the court. But enough is isn‘t Amenca. lf America looked like are paid to do. —- there's no test to take or a qualifying enough. Congress. we'd have a per capita income Solution - eliminate Congress and send heat. You just go in. listen to the new bills. against ninth-seed Duke. in previous of at least 5200.000. We’d all be bald us instead. decide what would be right and vote. years. Wolfpack lost to eighth-seed He has traded academic failure for white men who came of age before The That‘s right. At the end of the next term. Suddenly. there‘s no more pork. Every Maryland and ninth-seed Clemson. athletic failure. We should settle for Beatles. We‘d all be lawyers. all the fat cats who get to sit in the big spending measure introduced would have The most losses in a season in State neither. imagine what the world would be like if leather chairs in DC. can go home. We'll someone's objection. which means every history. 19. have come twice under lawyers ran it'.’ It isn't hard - just look wave them off as they go back to their line would be up for grabs. Stupid A university‘s basketball team is far around. Cio read the budget. Go read the jobs as bank presidents or personal injury spending measures would be killed like so Robinson, in 1992-93 and 1993-94. more than five players on the regulations on the making of a wooden lawyers. Then. we can write the laws. much livestock and the budget would The team‘s 18 losses in 1991-92 was hardwood the popular reputation ladder. Go try and figure out who paid for balance itself. a record until it was broken the next and fame of a your congressman‘s trip to the Bahamas. What is there to stop us from turning There‘d be no need for polls to see what university often comes See a problem? Congress into a forum for real debate by “Americans“ think. because the people year. from how good its athletic teams are. Lawyers are just the beginning. There real people? Why can‘t we send our normally answering Gallop's polls would The most losses in one season in the Applications came pouring iii after are few minorities in the Capitol. There neighbors (the ones who always scent to be doing the job themselves. This would ACC. 14. have also come under the ‘83 triumph. are only a handful of African-Americans know the answers to life's little questions) be the ultimate in democracy »—- no filters. Robinson. in 1992-93. and Asians (who make up to l7 percent of to the Hill to write the laws‘.’ no intermediaries, no rules. Capital-gains The team is a vessel for the hopes our country). There are only a handful of We‘ll institute a selective service for tax cuts would be off the agenda and - An unprecedented four straight ten- and dreams of this university. Its on- women (who make up 51 percent of Congress. Once you turn 25. you toss your things like work-programs.job-training. loss seasons in ACC play. from court accomplishments highlight N.C. America because we males tend to get name into the pot. Every month. they pull education and tax form simplification 199l-92 to l994—95. State's. Its championships accentuate killed beiore women do). See a problem'.’ 435 names out: 12 percent African- would top the list. America could finally - An overall winning percentage of everyone's experiences at this But there‘s more how many American. five percent Asian. 51 percent get to the business of fixing America university; congresspeople do you know who sit female. etc. Completely random. They get without all the politics and crap usually .437. the worst of any NCSU coach its failures pain the around and watch ER or Seinfeld? They an all—expense paid trip to DC. for a going on in the Hill. since the ACC was formed in 1953. community. are the most popular shows in the country. month: limo. clerks. someone to show Viva la revolucion! it‘s also the third worst of any Robinson is a good and honorable Wolfpack coach with 10 or more man — no one denies that. But wins. perhaps his exemplary conduct and - An ACC record of 25-53. the worst demeanor are what keep so many Stench of pork industry not just on farms of any NCSU coach. Robinson is from facing the realities of his career. North Carolina is experiencing massive The nation‘s biggest hog producer. also the only N.C. State coach to He is not a winning coach and population growth along its Coastal Plain Wendell H. Murphy. helped himself rise have a losing record against all ACC probably never will be one at NCSU. region. And it‘s not a welcome one: at to the top of the industry during the 10 teams. Technician least not for the people who live there. years he served in the General Assembly. respectfully asks for his With the recent explosion in the number Murphy co-sponsored bills that have Before Robinson. State had only resignation from the position of head of hog fanns. North Carolina is putting restricted the zoning authority of counties four ten-loss seasons in ACC play. basketball coach. or for his outright some vital resources namely. its water. and have exempted the farms from some Robinson has tacked on four more in dismissal by either the athletics air and. most importantly. its people __ at sales taxes. a scant five years. director or chancellor. risk. coming from here in Raleigh and from These laws were set in place for the ,___. , in only a few years. North Carolina has Washington. Lawmakers are doing little to small farmer. the struggling one. not for a jumped to the second hog producing state help solve the problems caused by the corporation like Murphy Family Farms. in the nation. generating over seven growing pork industry. instead. they are which will sell more than three million Technician million pigs last year alone. The News & actually aiding corporate expansion by hogs this year. North Carolina State University'5 Newspaper Since I930 Observer reported in February. This rapid allowing current laws and policies to growth has brought an immense amount of remain intact. Although Murphy is no longer on the Eonon m CHIEF MANAGING Emron hog waste that is both unpleasant and ballot. he is still very much involved in risky for those who live near the farms. Although North Carolina is one of the politics. Campaign contributions from Colin B. Boatwright J. Keith Jordan The average hog produces two to four biggest hog producing states. its laws are Murphy can be traced to Govemor .lim [email protected] Keith_Jordan ncsuedu times as much waste as a person. And among the most lax. North Carolina has Hunt and to Charles W. Albertson. the unlike human waste. the hog urine and no restrictions on corporate ownership of chairman of the Senate committee on News Editor...... Ron Batcho Business Manager...... Robert Sadier manure are not treated through elaborate hogs. even though corporations make up environment and agriculture. Murphy and Editorial Page Editor ...... Josee Daoust Advertising Manager...Jenniter Zimmerman sewage systems. The waste is stored in the majority of the state's pork industry. Hunt can be seen sitting beside one Newman Ads Production Manager..Derick Saheriield earthen pits called lagoons and allowed to Large farms are treated the same as another at NCSU basketball games. Sports Editor ...... Ted decompose naturally. Hog farmers say that small family famis and therefore are et cetera Editor...... Jean Lorscheider Circulation Manager ...... Mike Jordan the lagoons are safe and reliable. but exempt from county ordinances. This lack Leaders of powerful committees are also Photography Editor ...... Fiod Garren Archives Manager...... Susan Russell recent studies preformed by N.C. State of restriction means a farm can grow deeply connected to the pork industry. show at least half of the lagoons are uninhibited due to the local legislature‘s Rep. John Nichols. a New Bern Design Editor ...... Hunter Morris Personnel Director...... Denise Johnson leaking badly enough to contaminate inability to stop it. In turn. farms are Republican. is building a hog farm that Graphics Editor ...... Danny Wilson WWW Administrator ...... Brian Watson groundwater. Manure contains nitrates inching their way closer to residents. will supply pigs for Murphy. And US. that contaminate drinking water and can bringing along their odor and potential for Senator Lauch Faircloth. a Republican Opinions expressed in the columns. cartoons and letters that appear on Technician's pages are the views water contamination. who leads a congressional subcommittee of the Individual writers and cartoonists. The unsigned editorials that appear on the left side of the editorial cause blue baby syndrome. a disease that on the environment. is also a wealthy hog page are the opinion of the paper and m the responsibility atthe Editor in Chief. is potentially deadly in infants. Despite massive growth and public l Technician (USPS 455-050) is the official student-run newspaper oi N.C. State University and is publishod Hogs also emit large amounts of outcry. the state is unlikely to see any producer. l every Monday, Wednesday and Friday throughout the academic year from August through May except ammonia gas in urine that cause a change in policy. The truth is many of Legislatures need to pass laws to control during holidays and examination periods. Copyright 0 1995 by the Student Media Authority. All rights sickening smell. Residents exposed to the them have too much economic support the growth of farms in order to protect reserved. To receive permlssion ior reproduction, please write the Editor in Chiei. Mailing address is Box fumes have reported health problems. stemming from the farms to risk residents. The health of the people of 8608. Raleigh. NC 276958608. Subscription cost is 850 peryour. Printed by Hinton Press. Motions. NC. But there is a much worse stench than introducing legislature that might North Carolina must come before the POSTMASTER: Send any address changes to Technician. Box 8608, Raleigh. NC 27695-8608. J the one caused by the pigs. and it is potentially damage the flow of money. economic interests of our legislatures. March 8, 1995 Sports Page 9 s one minute that the first three years he completely ignored the Tennis Newman basketball aspect of the program onrmuedfrom Page 1 ( oriririurd from Four .i and eriipliasized the books. Then he his partner as he beat Stevula (,.3_ country at the same time, did a wondertul job. 6-2. Regardless of what anyone may So it stands to reason that with his 3! HS 100'El State won three more singles say now. Robinson was supposed to main purpose finished, he could matches as Brian ()zaki defeated show that wins did not have to be then get down to the business of Matt Feeney 6-2, 6—4; Peter sacrificed to get good grades. But winning That would take three MENS Low PRICES MCGuone won over Steven l)iitfiri that is what happened. years alone. Nest year would be the 6-3. 6-4 and Walt Kennedy The basic function of a coach is to third of this two-tiered effort. dominated Walter Samora o- l. t» I. win Sadly. this is often done at the I‘ll give him that because I feel But the best match of the day was kids‘ expense. When Robinson took the sire and stature oi the problems between No. 4 singles player Matt over. he knew the wrrinirig tradition Robinson faced when he arrived Thompson White Yelverton and WVa's Ben Jacobs, here and how important it was to had to be handled first. before the Yelvenon and Jacobs battled each the school. He knew that fixing the task of w inning could begin. other physically and verbally academics alone would not be But every body thinks we should through their fairly even match. enough. Yet that is all he has done. be Willlllllg now. They all think we emits-rm Seedless The first set ended tip in a tie As a result. we don't get the have talent comparable to that of «or» breaker, which Yelverton won ll— McDonald's All—Americans like the rest of the ACC. and maybe we 9. The second set was won by our neighbors, [)tike. North do. at some positions. Jacobs 6-4. Carolina and even Wake Forest all But State is a couple good players With the sets divided lsl. another have reputations of being strong short of being a first-division team. tie-breaker decided the march. scholastically. And they put some Sure. I want to Wln now too. It Yelverton jumped out to a 4-0 ol the best teams in the cormtry on would be great to write about the lead. only to watch Jacobs come the floor. Big Dance in my senior year. But I back to take the lead 54. Alter Think about it. Why would an guess some things weren‘t meant to trading points. Jacobs took over athlete want to come to N (‘. State? be, and won the match so It sure isn't for the stunning lt all comes down to this. Although Yelverton lost. Henry lemale/male ratio, It's not for the Robinson has one more year on his has seen definite improvement. beauty of the campus. lAlihough it contract. "I know he is disappointed." does have its charm l And. believe The school made a deal with the Henry said. "But he has gone over ll or not. most athletes don‘t want to man And if the last live years have a year without playing any be engineers. been about anything. they have competition. He's doing a little Conventional wisdom says that it been about integrity. The team's. better than he thinks ('oiiiirig back. takes at least three years to rebuild and the school‘s. Let's not erase all it will take him a little time to get a program. Next year will be tlic progress that has been made for going." Robinson's sixth. Let‘s assume for a couple more wrns. “We need to work on stopping North Carolina and Maryland Harris Teeter Low Fat All Natural 2/ m 'l‘odd Fuller." Gatidet said. “We probably have easier first-round 16 P1 have to be aware of everybody. but games. The second-seeded Heels Cottage nefi’EIar Hunter ”2 Continuedfmm l’ugi‘ i l-‘uller has had so many big games." will lace No. 7 Clemson (l5—l l, 5- Wake Forest finished tied for first l l Al‘l'l and the third-seeded Terps Cheese _24 oz Ice Cream gal. On the flip side, should State iii the ACC and will play the winner will play No. 6 Florida State (12- center Todd Fuller keep up his ot the play-in. The Deacons are l-t. 5~1 l l. 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