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Volume LXlI, Number 3 Wednesday, September 2. 1981 Raleigh, North Carolina Phone 737-2411.-2412

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Yocum encourages froshes Spivey to pick University to vote in senator race Committee representatives by Gina Blaekwood ' Senate seats. and non-registered by Terri Thornton Spivey said there are three reasons Staff Writer students have five. that students don't get involved. To Asst. News Editor begin with. they are often unsure of Registration books open Sept. 8 for After placing their names on the Applications are now being ac- how to go about getting on a commit- freshmen, graduate and non-degree books. candidates will meet Sept. 11 at cepted for University Committee stu- tee. Second, they are afraid that serv- Student Senate Seats. Interested 5 pm. in the Senate Hall. All can- dent representatives. ing on a committee will take too much students can register in the Student didates must attend or send a proxy. Student body president Ron Spivey time and interfere with academic Government Office until 5 pm. Sept. Names will be drawn here for position said yesterday that there are over 50 responsibilities. Third, many students 11- on the ballot. Campaign expense vacant University Committee posi- feel that University Committees don't sheets will be given‘out with rules con- tions that he hopes to fill by the end of really do anything. “I was really pleased with the en- cerning the campaign. September. According to Spivey, getting on a thusiastic response from freshmen at Election dates are set for Sept. 22 Serving on committees, Spivey said. committee is simple. Interested orientation toward Student Govern- and 23. The list of new senators will be allows students to “represent the stu- students may ask in room 4130 of the ment," Jim Yokum, Student Senate posted in the Student Government of- dent body." Student Center for a list of available President said. “I hope that freshmen fice immediately after all votes have “You can get on top of the issues. positions and their descriptions. They carry through with enthusiasm and been counted. and that's pretty powerful in my then may fill out an application. speci- run for Senate." Jim Yocum mind," Spivey said. fying on which committee they would Ron Spivey There are 12 freshmen senate seats Ballot boxes will be located in the After their election, senators will There are from two to five student like to serve. know the least about what‘s going on open. Four seats are open to engineer- Student Union. the tunnels and the have a meeting every other Wednes- members on each committee, and The student body president studies on campus." ing students; three in the School of library. Students must bring registra- day night plus additional meetings to about five faculty members. Most applications and appoints new commit- Working with Spivey -— doing Humanities: two in Agriculture and tion cards and a positive identification be set up by the head of their commit- committees meet once a month. tee members each year. Applicants things like attending meetings ne IS Life Sciences; one in Education; one in to vote. - tee. In the past. State student body will be notified within one or two unable to attend and passing out infor. Forest Resources and one in Physical "I encourage all freshmen to vote Senate meetings are scheduled for presidents have had to struggle to find weeks whether they have been chosen mation on campus — will give and Mathematical Sciences. and not be apathetic." said head of Sept. 9 and Sept. 23. Other dates will willing and interested students to or not. students a chance to learn about stu- Graduate students have seven onen elections Linda Brafford. be set up at these meetings. serve on committees. Spivey has not yet had to choose dent government. meet people and get among students for positions because to know the campus better. participation has been low. If there is Being a member of the "Fantastic more than one student interested in Four" would not be too time consum- Moped regulations protect owner, pedestrian one position. Spivey said he will visit ing either. Spivey said. because “one each applicant and decide whois the person wouldn't have to do by Karen Freitas most qualified. He also said he would everything." The job would probably place students who do not get chosen take one hour a week. Staff Writer for the positions they requested on Spivey will take applications and other committees. if they are in- visit each interested person “to see New moped regulations are now being enforc- terested in serving. what they think about the University ed for both students and staff members, accor- and what needs to be done." ding to Carl Meyers, a member of the newly Not time consuming ”The purpose is to get four good formed Moped Subcommittee. ’ people." Spivey said, "not just four “Because we perceive an increase in the “The committees are not time can people." number of irresponsible riders who have taken suming, but they are very important." Spivey recommended that students advantage of riding down one way streets and Spivey said. adding they involve little who have new ideas to improve stu- through crosswaiks. we have to take control," time and a lot of responsibility. dent election turnout or who are in- said. “There is usually one short meeting terested in meeting candidates in stu- Meyers a month that takes care of the dent elections apply for a position on Mopeds must be registered as any other business for the whole month at one the Elections Board. motorized vehicle on campus.”All mopeds must time." he said. The board meets only twice a year be registered with a LM permit at a cost of $10 Students often don't realize how at election time. According to Linda per year. They may also may be registered as a much influence University Commit- Brafford, chairman of the board, second vehicle‘with an automobile permit for 85. tees have because “the work they do “members help distribute and gather “The Department of Transportation will en- isn‘t always obvious," Spivey said. ballot boxes. talley votes and con- force moped regulations this year,” Meyers said. A decision that most students are tribute ideas for bettering the elec- adding that "a fairly substantial grace period" familiar with is the construction of the ' tions system." new bookstore in DH. Hill Library. Another organization needing stu- will be in effect .l'or part of the semester during The idea for the North Campus dent members is the Association of which the department will only hand out warn- Bookshop, which was created so the Student Consumers. Spivey described ing tickets for parking and moving violations. Students' Supply Store could expand this committee's purpose as “making Even though mopeds are now being‘ without closing its snack bar, was sug- our lives a bit easier and cheaper to registered, no license plates are necessary to gested to Banks Talley. Vice live." ' operate them. If a moped is stolen or given a Chancellor of Student Affairs, by the The Association of Student Con- citation. Public Safety may be able to track Campus Stores Committee. sumers publishes a dining guide which down the moped owner by its registration “The committee put the initial idea contains restaurant reviews. Spivey number more easily, Meyers said. in" that sparked the construction of said he is interested in putting out a potentially en- this new bookstore. Spivey said. more extensive dining guide this year. Mopeds cannot park inareas Less known but equally important if the association can get more money dangering life such as fire hydrants, traffic committee decisions involve things from the Student Senate. lanes, yellow curbs, driveways, sidewalks, such as the Transportation Commit- Three or four students will be firelanes, and dumpster lanes. All mopeds must tee's decision to put speed bumps in chosen for the association. This job obey the same traffic laws as automobiles and State's roads and service drives. will take more time than the other motorcycles. , In addition to filling the 50 or more committee positions, Spivey said, but Mopeds are permitted to enter North Campus University Committee positions, it won't be what he calls "hard work to park in designated moped spaces only. These Spivey needs four ”enthusiastic and time." That is. “ It won’t be digging parking areas were made to be a convenience to high-on-State” students to help him ditches or anything." moped riders. with student government affairs. Spivey said he hopes that participa- all Called the “Fantastic Four (for lack tion will be up this year: “So many “In the future." Meyers said. “more parking of a better namel." these four students students say, ‘It's just three or four spam will be-crcated and mopeds must park will be chosen from State's freshman people Spivey needs. Somebody out of likewise. Otherwise. moped riders will be in- transfer students. Spivey said he nar- 20,000 people will do it.‘ Well they flicted to further citation." rowed his choices down to freshman won't. Interested people need to come If a moped is illegally parked it will be locked transfer students because “they would over here and get involved." in its existing place until a registration has been _ purchased, Meyers said. A citation will also be given at this time. The Traffic Committee is enforcing moped Missing speed bumps regulations for safety control since the Universi- ty has a policy to protect pedestrians, Meyers said. Therefore regulations have been put on all wOn’t be back soon motorized vehicles. , “We've had incidences in increasing numbers by Mike Brown According to McGough, no city or Staff Writer state money was used for the paving. and we want to prevent accidents." Meyers said. Because the Legislature turned “We don't want to have a pedestrian get run If you've recently driven along down funding for the project. the down and then have no regulations to back it Staff photo by Lmde Braflord Gates Avenue. which runs from Dan money to fix the roads remaining on up. Once the grace, or warning period ends. illegally-parked bikes will be locked in place. Allen Drive to Pullen Road. and notic» the list will have to come from ed the smooth, unruffled drive you've Physical Plant's budget. gotten, it's‘not due to your suspension. “We scraped together the money Triple rooms decrease _ Cates Avenue was repaved during the we had left over from the budget to summer. which also necessitated the pave Cates. removal of the speed bumps. “Chances are that. if we have any According to Michael McGough. the money left over at the end of the fiscal Nine rooms remain triple until space found director of department serwces for year, we'll go ahead and pave Dan Physical Plant, “We have had no re- Allen." McGough said. quests to put the speed bumps back." by Ann Houston Physical Plant oversaw the design work and handled the contracts for Staff Writer the paving. The actual work was done inside The Department of Residence Life is currently moving by the QC. Mangum company. students from the 150 temporary triple dormitory rooms to “We decided to pave it during the — Hexvy Metal the masters of 'm.¢, permanent double rooms, Dr. Charles A. Haywood. depart- summer so that it would not inconve energetu: rock and roll together no :..u, mental spokesman, said. ' nience as many students." McGough one album Paqe 7 h.7. wn Thirty-five expected students did not claim their rooms said. -.a on campus this semester. Haywood said. There were seven Although the road is in the city of Weather 1"I' other students who did not show in North Hall. Raleigh, “we're responsible for the Today —- Increasing cIOuduicss E Spaces created by students not showing up for school and street itself." be said. With .1 chance of sh0wers I cancellations will take care of all female triple rooms and all “We had I priority list of streets on lthtlgl‘CiUl the day Highs in the E but nine male triple rooms. The remaining nine will remain campus which needed to be repaired," lower “()5 WI". 6 low around 7. triples until other spaces become available. Haywood said. he said. "Cates Avenue was at the top Thursday _ mom of the same .Any extra dorm spaces that become open will be offered -. of the list. with Dan Allen Drive next wrth a greater possubillty of i to students on Sept. 8 on a first come, first served basis. The and Primrose Avenue after that. I showers Dayllmf‘. hi: .5 Will peax in lottery waiting list became invalid on registration day. he “We decided to fix Cates first since In the ma 80$, (Fowt est prowded said. .. it was the worst road we had. by student meteorologists Joel ‘ "w hen the rooms are gone," Haywood said. “we will begin "We were trying to fix all the roads Cline. er Merrell and Allen Van Thirty-five expected room a'es did not claim their rooms this m. SM"! triple-roomers more keeping a numbered wait ing list in case rooms come open in that were broken up by putting .in Meter ‘1 .If to bygath. ' the future." t' utilities." . u Two I Technician / September 2, 1&1

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Remember ’em in interim Most students at State attend school interim students. But staffing shouldn’t only during the fall and spring semesters present such a large problem to the but a few students attend summer school department because many of the students and live In Raleigh all year. These who choose to live on campus during the students have certain needs that must be interim are Resident Advisers. met year round; unfortunately, during the The official also said that the interim Interim periods when classes are not in period allowed the department to recall session, these students may find it difficult room keys and therefore to keep track of to get the basic necessities of life from a them. But all the room keys cannot be ac- University that ceases to acknowledge counted for even under the present students as people unless they are actually system; those students who are allowed to enrolled. live on campus must by necessity retain a One necessity that interim students their keys during the interim. ii can’t find on campus is housing. Interim % housing is provided only to international In addition to a housing problem, in- students or to students working in a co-op terim students also have difficulty cashing job or for the University. These students checks on campus. The student bank must supply letters from their employers refuses to cash checks if school is not In Firebrand socialist institutes common sense verifying that they must be in Raleigh. In session. addition, to be allowed housing in the in- One student who was refused when try- The pictures told the story. In one, a young eventually up the minimum wage to $3.60 and even uncalled for. The posts to which the terim periods, these students must also Ing to cash a check asked the teller why a man popped open a bottle of champagne; in and cut back the work week to 35 hours by communists were appointed are hardly of a have a guaranteed room assignment in check couldn't be cashed since he had another, a small group loomed glumly. sans 1985. national-security nature, and instead are in the fall. been enrolled in summer school and was champagne. Although these sentiments were In the foreign policy arena, Mitterrand such areas as health and transportation. Students who normally live in a dor- pre-registered for the fall. The teller portrayed several months ago — almost four, tends to take a heavier stand against the It was a grand sight to behold when Mitter- mitory but who aren’t fortunate enough to replied only, "That’s the policy." to be exact the leftist reverie and the rightist Soviet Union than did 'd'Estaing, especially“ rand proceeded to take the wind out of work in co-op or for the University must If no one can offer a better explanation, doom remain intact among the citizenry of the where it concerns the Soviets’ involvement in Ronald Reagan’s sails by saying: “The policy “new" France. Afghanistan and their build-up of 58-20 of France is that of France and will remain that look everywhere to find a room during the then the “policy" should be changed. In- On May 10, the French electorate voted in- of France." Also, the fact interim periods. The only places that will terim students who are returning in the fall missiles in Eastern Europe. He has also lent remains that without to the presidency a man who has made such his support to actions which would aid In dif- the Communists, the socialists would have accommodate a student for two weeks should be allowed to use the services of statements as “I don’t calculate, I feel” and been hard put in gaining victory. the student bank. fusing any Soviet weapons advantage in usually cost more than a student’s budget “My intention is to convince, not to defeat.”‘ Europe. _ Another controversial appointment can afford. We can only hope for better treatment Another point the French president seems especially concerning the Third World has When asked why certain students are in the future for the lowly interim student. -m firm on is his support of Israel. But although been that of Regis Debray, the former guerrilla not allowed to live on campus during the Admi. istrators must realize that even he believes in Israel's right to exist, he agrees war chronicler and associate of Che Guevara interim, a Residence Life official said that though school is not in session, students lune Lancaster that there is a justifiable need to provide the during his Bolivian days as foreign policy ad- the department wasn’t staffed to handle do not cease to exist. — Palestinians with a suitable homeland. viser. Whether Debray continues to hold the On Third World issues, however, Mitter- same opinions as he did in the '60s is irrele- The man is Francois Maurice Mitterrand, a rand takes a definitely more leftist view. He vant; the choice from this end appears to have firebrand socialist and currently the noider or has consistently supported leftist liberation been a wise one. Other appointments, such as the top job in France. By defeating the elitist movements throughout the world and has that of Claude Cheysson as foreign minister and somewhat elusive Valery Giscard d'Esta- criticized the Reaganites for being too short- and Pierre Mauroy as premier, both Ing, Mitterrand not only brought to power a sighted In their aggressive dealings with El moderates, have somewhat alleviated the party that a mere 10 years ago was condemn- Salvador and Nicaragua. The president has concern expressed over the communists and ed to near obscurity but also laid to rest 23 come out against South Africa's apartheid Debray, although not totally. years of stolid Guallist rule. regime, a directly opposite view from that of The Mitterrand victory did indeed spell the the Reagan administration, which plans to It is indeed conceivable that this new ad- end of the so-called Fifth Republic, the openly deal with the racist government. V ministration will :further ruffle the neo- stalwart institution developed by the late conservative, feathers of the Reaganites.,But Charles de Gualle, and put in Its piace‘what .. . .But what is most intriguing and .commen: the most pervasiveauestion is: To wildes- could be coined the socialist “Common , dable about the Mitterrand government is the tent will the Mitterrand government realign Sense." What this entails may not be of the immediacy with which it has begun instituting relations between Washington and Paris? drastic proportions as many would like to Its policies. which confirms its. commitment to On many fronts the prospects for the con- believe; however. it is very true that the create a new, socialist France. Once ensconc- tinuation of warm relations between the two socialists will and have already, for that ed In power the socialists proceeded to prove countries appear promising; on others, the matter — institute more far-reaching pro- to all skeptics that their campaign promises outlook is at best hazy. Whatever twist the grams than the country’s former leaders dur- were not merely hollow declarations. Added relations take, however, is of little importance ing the entire Guallist period. to this was the successful parliamentary elec- to the left at this time. Mitterrand's stance on the various issues are tions in early June that gave the socialists a What is important is that Mitterrand and his quite diverse. While his Internal policies will majority in the National Assembly, and which cohorts fulfill all that which befits the socialist almost totally realign the social and economic automatically provided Mitterrand with the ideal, an ideal that Mitterrand put so elo- climate of the country, his foreign policy is, in necessary mandate he needed to make his quently in his inaugural address: “In today’s some areas, in an even more conservative policies reality. world, can there be a loftier duty for our coun- vein than that of his predecessor d’Estaing. But the road has not been without its snags. try than to achieve a new alliance between The French president's major economic Possibly the most controversial act of the Mit- socialism and liberty, a more noble ambition plans call for the alleviation of unemployment terrand presidency, according to the than to offer it to the world?” as the first consideration, over Inflation, and Reaganites, was the appointment of four I daresay there is. the nationalization of 1l industries and the re- communists to the cabinet. The reaction from maining private banks plus the insurance Washington was less than supportive and in June Lancaster Is a staff columnist for the business. Mitterrand has also taken steps to some observers' opinions a bit heavy-handed Technician.

Risks escalate during air controllers’ strike, inside eyewitnesses claim WASHINGTON — The Federal Aviation report compiled before the controller strike On behalf of one of his state's mes: intluvn ' only short-term patchwork programs, that few while venal officials wheel and deal for per- Administration was less than candid with the began warning that some supervisory person- tial companies. DalifOilli set up the meeting construction projects have been completed sonal baksheesh. They’re convinced that American public in glossing over the safety nel summoned to take charge of airport radar last May without tht‘ mmwlulge of “if two and that not one agricultural venture has ad- dollars sent to Egypt do little more than make risks created in the air controller crisis, accor- screens had neglected to keep up with their ' departmental subordinates preparing 13 re case vanced beyond the pilot stage. rich Egyptians richer. Many low-interest loans ding to non-strikers who helped man the con- qualifying training. for trial. In their irate letter of resignation. they Furthermore, private international business produce few new jobs but wind up, instead, in trol towers when the union walked out. These Even more ominously, the report express- wrote: “It is sadly ironic that a corptmtion, investigators are appalled to find that US. the coffers of Cairo millionaires with ties to Inside eyewitnesses question the claims by ed alarm over the high incidence of computer which has been charged by a gran;i mm in equipment sent to Egypt is gathering dust Egypt's ruling elite. FAA and other government spokesmen that failures detected in the air-safety equipment. connection with the purchase of ample-per in the substitutes were qualified for the nerve— Investigators found at least one computer fluence and und-‘r-ihe-inbl!‘ deal" is n. racking duties of directing the nation’s air traf- ‘ failure in air-traffic monitoring every 63 minutes and a major computer crash every The FAA itself sounded an alarm One on-the-scene source advised us that at nine-and-a-half hours countrywide. signal that unless the computer system the New York radar center, a controller The FAA itself sounded an alarm signal that is improved, hundreds o airline classroom Instructor was brought in as an unless the computer system is improved, hun- assengers in the United Sta es might dreds of airline passengers in the United e killed. States might be killed. foreign countries. sl-uuld ll-e ptrnnttvd by t to jack Anderson Meanwhile, we’ve also learned that the Department of .lusti. -: to eugarrwn b It i‘Z-(lhi'lj‘ handling of the air crisis by both President approaches. ' ‘ Ronald Reagan and the union provoked They were unaware of an even more in- Joe Spear dismay on both sides. Big-business friends of triguing connection between Danforth and the Reagan were unhappy that the chaos in the company. The day before the backstage emergency replacement and Immediately air was seriously damaging an airline industry Justice Department meeting, the Missouri assigned to the radar screen In» one of the already in economic distress. senator's re-ehction campaign committee was most frenetic air patterns in the country. Our At AFL-CIO headquarters, labor leaders pledged $8,000 by McDonnell Douglas board informant told us the instructor had had no are critical of the strike tactics pursued by members and their relatives. One of the con- on-the-job experience for four years. Robert Poll, president of the air controllers' tributors was a corporate official accused in Others at the New York center expressed union. They’re disgruntled over Poli’s rejec- the overseas bribery case. An aide told us concern over the qualifications of seven other tion of a last-minute offer by House Speaker Danforth was offering normal constituent ser- newcomers to their control tower. They wor- Tip O'Neill to mediate the dispute during vice. ried over slight mistakes mmmitted by their six-day cooling-off period. ' PATCHWORK PROGRAMS: The recent new colleagues in directing jet-speed airliners Veteran organized labor strategists also mission to the United States by Egyptian arriving and departing the heavily used air- wonder about the wisdom of Poli's insistence leader Anwar Sadat was aimed more at a fields in the New York area. on a hefty salary increase rather than concen- hard-sell effort to obtain big-business in- A pilot informed us that a fellow flyer was trating on his union's more palatable demands vestments in his country than it was at dhected by the New York controllers to divert for better health and safety conditions sought statecraft with the Reagan administration. his plane to an upstate airport in fog condi- by his workers. BillionsofdollarspouredintoEgyptby tions. On arrival there, the colleague ILLEGAL GREASE: Two junior US. at- - American taxpayers have failed to keep discovered there were no controllers on the torneys angrily quit their jobs shortly after Sadat's arid economy afloat. job to supervise his landing. Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo., arranged a During his visit, Sadat made a studied ap- An FAA spokesman defended the assign- behind-the-scenes meeting between their peal to a prestigious US. Chamber of Com- ment of the instructor to an active radar post superiors at the Justice Department and merce meeting urging greater American in- on thathewas fully qualified and on- representatives of the Missouri-based McDon- vestment in Egypt. ly lacked technical "certification of his nell Douglas firm on charges the aircraft firm Thereweresomedubioulistenersinhis i illegally greased the palms of officials in ftp- audience of big-business men. 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Bargain hounds bustle, search for unique buys at Raleigh Flea Market by Susan E. Willard open and prepared to sell coming to the flea market come from estate sales. at- seemed like 10,000 people lookers." according to Features Writer anything from a 35-cent for four years. tics and years of collecting. showed up. It was going to Mullen. Both groups. Coke and old mail slots to “You meet a lot of people Some sell on consignment. be my last weekend." however. know “it's a good A bust of a Caesar. forgot- princely marble tables. and learn about different All are interested in the Now ten in a corner. stares at Flea Market of Raleigh states." she said. “They're Stewart's market. place to get certain things." ankles and knees. The cross things they sell. Dudzinlki's which he describes as “more That certain thing could Inc.. located at the State all nice people." interest began in Germany successful than I ever be the practical -- furniture. ed eyes of a ceramic pig with Fairgrounds. was foundedin A genuine interest in peo after taking art-history dreamed.” has reached its housewares and books — or a cork nose look out from a 1971 by Marshall Stewart. ple seems to be common courses and learning about size limit. the unexpected -— deep shelf. Wooden duck 111. Stewart. now 30. was a among the dealers. auctions. She sells a variety Open November through doorknobs. glovemaker’s decoys and a mounted elk junior economics major at Dudzinski. a blond Ger- of items from furniture and September. the flea market models and old street lamps. head look coolly toward the State at the time. man with an instantly detec- art to jewelry. is closed during October for Someone in the market for a sky. table accent. flashes a broad “I started buying things the State Fair. Dealers ar- framed picture of Liberaoe. Weekend after weekend The market offers the smile that emphasizes her but couldn't afford to keep rive at 7 a.m. and the gates a plate commemorating these lonely eyes sit staring. treasures. oddities and smile lines. "The people —- I them. So I’d sell them and open to the public at a.m. Richard Nixon's presidency Thousands of eyes return obscure items of approx- think that's why we all out buy some more." she recall- Closing time is p.m. or a smiling peanut would the looks and the items are imately 250 dealers weekly. here." she said. ed. Stewart. who also owns not leave disappointed. If it glanced over quickly and in- weather permitting. On any Money. however. was Stewart did not expect his the Raleigh nightspot Crazy has been made. a shopper spected thoroughly. weekend shoppers might Jane Mullen's incentive to market to be such a success. Zack's. has his mother as a can find it here. Hands reach out to feel find judges. doctors. small come to the flea market five The first weekend he had business partner and texture and weight or to business owners. farmers years ago. nine dealers. even though employs five part-time search for possible flaws. and housewives working “I was going to school and the market was highly workers. Rent payment to A framed picture of Jesus Customers bargain for anti— booths in and around the starving to death." she said. publicized. The first three the N.C. State Fair is 50 per- walking on the water hangs que dolls and furniture. two fairground buildings. After earning her masters weeks were disappointing. cent of outside booth rentals next to a sign reading Temp- jewelry and kitchen sinks. Stewart rents. degree in botany. the Hale “I had a public relations and 33 and one third of in-_ tation Place. Even with His For those tired of nostalgia. Although the occupations High School teacher con- man who said if I could get side rentals. help. the thousands of peo T-shirt vendors sell iron~ons of the vendors vary widely tinued her work at a booth Bart Rittner (on WPTF's Avid collectors and casual ple who visit the market of Harley Davidson motor- the main reason they are featuring housewares. Mull- "Ask Your Neighbor" show) browsers are attracted to weekly find it hard to resist cycles and marijuana plants. there each week. besides ing over which job she to talk about it. I'd get the the flea market but each The Raleigh Flea Market. money. is people. this place — what owner by Wally Young prefers. Mullen said. “I whole town to come." have their day. Stewart calls “the best Staff photo a weekends-only business Marga Dudzinski. who guess I like this better than Stewart said. ”People “On Saturdays there are bargain in town." Kim Baucorn of Raleigh designs a shirt in his custom-made that attracts 6.000 to 8.000 owns the Treasure Box shop teaching." started talking about it and more serious buyers. Sun- T-shlrt booth at the Raleigh Flea Market. people each weekend. is in Fayetteville. has been The items dealers sell that fourth weekend it days there are more»

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by Tells Alter Asst. Ent. Editor Stewart Theatre has an absolutely spectacular lineup of professional presentations for State students and Raleigh residents this academic year. It is a lineup that includes some of Broadway's greatest shows as well as special productions aimed specifical- ly at kids of all ages. Many types of discounts can be obtained by students by joining any one of the six membership series available. Prices vary for each of the series. The Capital City Series can boast of a truly. fan- tastic batting order. Leading off on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 is the bawdy burlesque musical Sugar Babies. Vaudeville is revived in full style with baggy pants. buxom dancing girls and corny puns. This is the show that single-handedly revitalized the careers of Mickey Rooney and Anne Miller. Next up. on Oct. 15 and 16. is the internationally ac— claimed funnyman of music. Victor Borge. who will tickle your funnybone while he is tickling the ivories. Leapin' lizards! Annie is here to thrill and delight us. The tale of Little Orphan Annie is a huge. heart- warming show that won a Tony for best musical in 1977. Tuesday. Jan. 19 at 8 p.m.. will be the first show and the following night will be a Family Night perfor- The Best Little \ll/horehouse in Texas, Sugar Babies, and Annie are but a few of the mance. Somehow, “Tomorrow" doesn't seem to be so fabulous plays coming to Raleigh this year. Comedian Victor Barge and several far away. dance companies will also be featured. The Most Happy Fella will be our way with two ‘shows on Sunday. Jan. 31. A love story based on a Pulitzer Prize-winning play. The Most Happy Fella was the sensational Broadway smash hit -of the 1956-67 season. Hello, Dolly canceled Unfortunately.,the tour of Hello, Dolly has been cancelled. However. The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas will amply take its place an Wenesday and Thursday. Feb. 24 and 25. at 8 p.m. The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas is probably one that the children should miss. yet it's a stompin' good time for adults with several fabulous show-stopping dance numbers. The Capital City Series takes place in Memorial Auditorium. located in downtown Raleigh on South Street between Salisbury and Wilmington Streets. Parking is available in major lots adjacent to the auditorium. Each show has two performances for con- venience's sake and it only takes $21 for State students to become a member. Headlining the Signature Series. which features Other performances include Oscar Wilde's Thelmportance of Being Ernest contemporary and classic theater masterpieces. is (Sat., Oct. 24, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.). The Acting Company's production of The Coun- the 1980 Tony Award winner for best play. Children try Wife (Sat.. Dec. 12. 3 and 8 pm) and Broadway's Mornings at Seven. Also in- of a Lesser God. This gripping yet compassionate cluded with the price of a membership is The Barter Theatre's production of The story of an uncompromising deaf woman and her Heiress (Sat. March 27, 3 and 8 p.m.). the refreshing comedy Vanities (Sat. April teacher will be presented on Sunday. Nov. 22. at 3 17, 3 and 8 p.m.) and the Durham Savoyards in their rendition of the audience and 8 p.m. favorite. The Mikado. . The Barter Theatre replaces James Whitmore. who was forced to cancel his 1981-82 tour due to health problems. All performances of the Signature Series as well as all the other series will take place in Stewart Theatre. Membership fee for State students is $22. The children's theater has four productions in the wings for this year. On Saturday. Oct. 31. at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.. the Theatre Just For Us will pre- sent Yanhee Doodle Dandy. a flag-waving musical about the life of George M. Cohan that climaxes in a big finale of well-known hits. including “Give My Regards to Broadway." “You're a Grand Old Flag" and “Over There." _ Feats. a tongue-in-cheek look at famous people in history. will appear on Sat.. Nov. 14. at 10:30 a.m. and Gus Giordano has been a major force on American jazz dance for 40 years. and 2:30 p.m. The Peanuts comic strip spawned this next he and his troupe will be appearing on Tues., Jan. 26. at 8 p.m. The training com- musical. You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown. which pany for the world-famous American Ballet Theatre. the American Ballet Theatre will be presented on Sat.. Jan. 23. 1:30 and 4 pm 11. will be in Stewart Theatre on Fri.. Feb. 26. at 8 p.m. ' Last, but certainly not least. is the featured North The final company to grace State with its presence will be the Jose Limbn Carolina company Touch. A favorite with children. Dance Company. Limon’s dancers have been recognized worldwide as modern Touch is a mime trio based in Carrboro. This creative masterpieces. Today. nine years after his death. this brilliant company gives un- fun will be displayed on Sat.. March 20. 10:30 a.m. and paralleled performances of his works. - 2:30 p.m. ' The Raleigh Chamber Music Guild. Inc.. has arranged for five presentations to -be performed this year. The performances are free with a presentation of an ID at Local and national dance companir-s the door.The Annapolis Brass Quintet will be featured on Sun.. Oct. 25. 1981. at 8 p.m. It is the only full-time performing brass band in our country. Lynn Chang. on violin. Richard Kogan, at the piano. and celloist Ronald Thomas Not to be outdone, the Triangle Dance Guild. Inc.. combine their talents to create a very special type of sound. The trio will be per- I} has several dance productions scheduled. The Easy forming on Sun.. Nov.15, at 8. The Muir String Quartet will be playing on Sun.. I} Moving Company will be featured on Sat.. November Jan. 24. at 8 p.m., and the Julliard String Quartet will be starring on Sun., Feb. 28. 7 at 8 p.m. This particular company has become also at 8 p.m. These ensembles are two good reasons for the resurgence in the Thompson 21’ Raleigh‘s premier modern-dance company and will popularity of Chamber music. Kenneth Cooper. one of America’s leading harp~ I} feature works by nationally known choreographers. sichordists, and prize-winning flutist Paula Robinson will be featured in Stewart Theatre on Sun., April 4. at 8 p.m. ‘Theatre It {monsters @U [rill—2| [LE Another division of Stewart Theatre's entertainment lan is th ' ' A Member of the Union Activities Board 2:» w . Qhoice Film Series. Membership in the series costs $7 forpState stufiesnllzgsgwbifiiz 11' LE films. plus Casablanca. are available for all who love to see such great movie )3- a names as Humphrey Bogart. Katherine Hepburn. Clark Cable and Alfred Hit- Fall Season 1981 chcock. 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’Prince’Is more than just a name to Wolfpack soccer by Devin Steele of the respect elite of the The 1980 ACC Player-of- against Florida Interna- Sports Writer Itsekiri (an African tribe)." theYear suffered a “mild" tional. State soccer star Prince Afe injury Friday during after- Afejuku made vast im- ”It‘s not like Prince juku said as he nursed a sore noon drills when a fellow provement over the Charles. it's just a noble right ankle in a bucket of ice player kicked him as the weekend. He was unable to nickname my father gave water Monday following Wolfpack prepared for its walk at first but is expected me because he is a member practice. season opener this Sunday to be in full form for the first contest. “Oritsuwa is my real name but who wants to call me that? ‘Prince' is much easier to remember." the Warri. Nigeria. native, said, explaining the derivation of his nickname. The lightning-quick striker directed the State soccer team to a 12-6-1 record a year ago on his way to earning the highly coveted honor. While penetrating .oppos- ing defenses like a running back does on the football field. the 5-9. 155-pound sophomore booted 13 goals and dished off six assists as the team combined for a school-record 55 goals. But he did not come to State to play soccer — or Staff photo by Linda Brafford football. as it is called in Nigerian-native roommates Prince Afejuku (left) and Sam Okpodu are happy to be reunited on the State soccer team. most foreign nations. He came here to earn an educa- Nigerian senior national mer going to school and Afejuku is recognized by here," the Bstudent said. tion. team by age 17. recuperating from knee and the imprinted three scars he “We have played a lot of Afejuku. one of several “My brother encouraged hernia surgery he under- has on each cheek. which are games together in high Nigerians on State's soccer me to play. He realized my went last spring, which ‘his tribal marks. school. We are like team. had trouble adjusting capabilities." said Afejuku. prevented him from playing “My father is a very tradi- brothers." to the American form of soc- "It helped bring my family's the indoor season. He hasn’t tional person," he said. "The He anticipates a season in cer. name up. My father is very noticed any hindrance at all marks are optional but I which the Wolfpack will con- “The hall is played lower proud of me." from either operation and respect my father's wishes. tend for the ACC title and here.” said the soft- The bright-eyed Afejuku feels “better than ever." It is our way of knowing certainly national ranks. . conversing young man. “It also had to cope with dif- which tribe I am a member "Our team is pretty good isn't in the air as much. Also. ferences stemming from the The business- of. There are about 50 tribes and getting stronger." Afe the idea of substitutes is not level of competition he management major. who in Nigeria." juku said. “We should do present in Africa. I was used previously performed in. pursues a professional soc- well if we play together as a to playing the entire game. cer career. points out educa- Afejuku. who hasn't team. We all know each where here I get to leave the “After playing on the na- tional variations between returned home since his ar- other better now. We're game and relax. Once you tional team, college is not as the two nations: “Professors rival in America last sum- much more used to each leave a game at home. you pressured." Afejuku. who in Africa are much stricter mer. is sharing a College Inn other's styles. That should do not return." has competed in far more than the ones here. And dorm room with old friend make us much of a team. The Afejuku got an early start pressure-packed arenas. they're not as friendly. and teammate Sam Qkpodu. team is the most important in the sport. competing in an such as the World Cup. said. either. You don't take tests a freshman. and is hoping to thing to me right new." silt organized league by the “The crowds are larger and there and forget what have a really good schoolg Although happy with his tender age of six. He was a the travel is farther. It was you've learned as many peo year. award. Afejuku will not be Staff photo by Linda Brafford member of the Nigerian sort of like moving down the ple do here. You read. read. satisfied until the Wolfpack ACC Player of the Year in 1981, Prince Afejuku moves the ball against East Carolina. junior national team at 14 ladder instead of up." read all the time just to “This is going to be a real- wins the conference title. and participated on the Afejuku spent the sum- pass..9 ly good year with Sam A true “Prince" indeed.

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by Ines Weatwerth school record with 10 home disappointed with that. Out- don't replace a guy like Sports Writer runs. Center fielder Ken side of that. we thought we Chuck Canady. He's the Sears broke the school had a very fine year." type of player who comes in- Next week. as Major record for runs scored with The future looks good for to your program every 10 or League Baseball begins its 49. the Wolfpack but some holes ' 20 years. And you just enjoy stretch run. State baseball Despite all of its ac- need to be fixed. the biggest him for the time he's here." coach Sam Esposito will call complishments. which in- of which is left field, vacated Esposito wasn't surprised his troops together to begin cluded finishing tied for first by Canady. a threetime all- by Canady's early departure fall baseball practice. While with Clemson in the ACC ACC selection who turned to the pros. the outlook for next season “It was just a matter of is bright. the Wolfpack will time until his junior year have its own tough act to when we thought he would follow. ‘YOu never know until you sign and he was drafted by The 1981 State baseball Texas in the second round." team kept the sports infor- see them in action, but we he said. “He's just finished mation office busy rewriting up at Asheville, where I the school's record book. think we had a good understand he did a fine job. Among the school records I think he has an excellent broken by last year's team recruiting year. ’ chance of making the big were most victories. 33. leagues. There are a lot of most runs. 326 - breaking —Sam Esposito factors involved in making the old mark by 94 -— most it. but as far as talent and t doubles. 77. and most home desire go I think he has an {1. A... &‘.‘x o...>\‘v. \w.“ runs, 58 ecIIpsng me excellent chance." .va: " previous mark by 22. regular season. the pro after the 3.888011 Also departed from last a}; at" Several individual marks Wolfpack finished on although still a junior. year are catcher Pat I a. ras; sent.at? «”szao1.-. .~s .~. . t. WWor: fell as well. including several something of a down note. “Chuckie was a very. very Sheehy. relief pitcher Henry Staff photo by Linda Brefforri by departed left fielder “We thought we might steady player for us for Baker and infielders Danny Former catcher Pet Sheehy, diving for second base to avoid the tag, was named to 2nd team all-ACC for 1981 and is one Chuckie Canady. now the get an at-large bid (to the three years." said Esposito. Bass and Dave Conway. In of several players who will be hard to replace for this year. property of the Texas NCAA playoffs) because of “He averaged around .37( light of these losses. we lost our left fielder. cat- ‘i‘nere‘s no question we had ference in the last two or had a change in coaches this Ranger organization. the season we had." for the three years and M Esposito assessed next cher. a pitcher and some in- some infield problems. three seasons has been the year. Coach Luck has Canady set records with 59 Esposito said. “We did not 1-10 homers a year and last year's needs and the fielders." he said. “We “We hope. although you most balanced it‘s ever retired and they now have a RBIs and 06 hits and tied the get one and we were real year he had 59 RBIs. You recruiting season just finish- brought in people to fill never know until you see been." he said. “Every young fellow in there who's ed. those positions and we're them in action. but we think , school is on a scholarship gone out and signed six or “Next year we need some hoping we'll straighten out we had a good recruiting program right now. seven freshmen so their pro- pitching depth and of course our infield a little bit. year. We tried to fill in the ”Duke, who has been gram is going to be on solid FREE ELECTIVE spots we lost. We'll be star- struggling for years. ended ground. too. 1 hour - 1 hour credit ting fall practice in about a up with a very fine ball club “So overall, this is a very week, and hopefully after last year and they've got sound baseball conference. If you’re look/by for a challenge a! North Caro/ma Stare [In/Varsity SPECIAL 'Playboy’ five or six weeks of that just about everybody back. But regardless of how im- aka a good Iaok at our new courses. groom] Late Show 4 we'll know a little bit more Of course Clemson is ex- proved the other teams are. about our ball club." cellent every year and it seems that Clemson‘s Thus courses are open to all students liall ssmesier 19811 Tonight 11:30 P.M.| Regardless of how good Carolina has a strong always there in the end and lvi‘-34'i“l the Wolfpack is next season. baseball program. judging from their perfor- Esposito sees a tough fight “The only team last year t. for the conference title. that had a losing record was “I think our baseball con- Georgia Tech. and they've A(See “Talented, " page 11) g,.shes :I soft t.g. touch.

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Pep rally asks question; Kiffin comments on kamikazes, Spiders what’s next for Kiffin? What can State football coach Monte Kiffin do at a pep Mr. Lowe hit a crucial three-point play late in the game rally to top what he's done in the past? Previously he has Sideline which gave the US. control of the game. which they jumped from a helicopter. ridden on a white horse as the won 93-87. Lowe dropped in 11 points and tallied five Lone Ranger and boxed with Joe Frazier at pep rallies. Terry Kel assists in an earlier game against the Soviets to give so what's next? Insights ley the US. a 113-107 double-overtime win. Find out at Friday's pep rally for the season opener 5; with Richmond. The rally will begin at 6:30 pm. at the WOLFPACK BEGINS 90th GRID CAMPAIGN. grandstand of the Paul Derr track. KIFFIN PRAISES LINEIIM‘KIM.‘ CORPS. State will open its 90th football season with Satur- In addition to Kiffin. the football team. marching band State head football coach MUIilt Ititt: l'.|.lI\\' Ihnt ~. day's game against Richmond. The Pack has not lost and cheerleaders will be on hand. Playboy all-America Robert Abraham has some good an opening game since its 28-23 loss to East Carolina support at linebacker. Speaking of the group last in the kickoff of the 1977 season. week Kiffin said: “At linebacker. we‘ve got an all- State has a .706 winning percentage in opening America. two Kamikazes and a guy who feels no games with a 60-25-4 record and romped over William annnnnnaannannnn pun." 8: Mary 42-0 last year in the season opener. State's In addition to Abraham the Wolfpack coach was .most impressive opening day victory came in 1919 What’- up referring to sophomore linebackers Vaughan against Guilford with an 80-0 win. The Pack's worst Johnson and Andy Hendel — who show reckless debut came in 1894 with a 44-0 defeat at the hands of abandon in their play much like Japanese pilots of North Carolina. World War II — and junior Sam Key who despite Sept. 5 Football. vs: Richmond. 7 fi minor injuries will play Saturday against Richmond. SECONDARY SHOWS EXPERIENCE. State will .m.. Carter-Finley Abraham and Key will be probable starters for have one of the most experienced and talented defen- tadium 3? Saturday's game and Hendel and Johnson will no sive secondaries in the nation in its starting lineup doubt see considerable playing time. Saturday. Two players who sat out the year last Sept. 6 Soccer. vs. Florida Inter- ’1, season and two players from last year's starting national. 2 p.m.. Lee CALDWELL REACHES MILESTONE. Former lineup will make up the Pack's pass defense. Field 11> State standout Mike Caldwell reached a milestone in Donnie LeGrande and Eric Williams will return to Sept. 8' Soccer. vs. Davidson. I} his major league baseball career Monday night when the State lineup after missing last season due to in- p.m.. Lee Field 1} he won his 100th big-league game. The Milwaukee juries. LeGrande. a pro-season all-ACC pick. will Brewer left-hander pitched six innings. giving up one start at cornerback while Williams will start at free Sept. 11 Volleyball. at Ap- I} run on six hits to pick up the win as Milwaukee safety. Perry Williams. a pro-season all-America. will alachian St.. 7 p.m.. defeated Kansas City 5-1. Caldwell. who was ACC be at the other corner and Louie Meadows will be at oone ,3, Player of the Year for State in 1971. ran his record to strong safety. 9-7 on the year. Caldwell still holds several records at 5. I" I)" l. h. ,||||()li (,(ifliths Sept. 12 Football. at Wake Forest. 3} State. including the record for best won-lost record 7 p.m.. Winston-Salem x} State (or ch . -.r.te Kiiim nntl his football squad eagerly SPIDERS HAVE WINNING STREAK. Richmond for a season at State with a 9-0 record in 1971. await the see J . opener but continut rt.in (hills has only a 1-15-1 record against State but that victory (Sjocher. 33. Coastal ’1’ came the last time the two schools met when the aro ina. .m.. Lee FORMER STATE PLAYERS STILL IN CAMP. annual college football edition. The magazine said of Spiders downed the Pack 21-6 in 1970. State has a Field p Defensive tackle Bubba Green. tight end Lin Dawson the Pack: “The Wolfpack still isn't in the same class 17-year drought gr" "' against the Spiders since the fi‘kfi‘k‘k‘k‘k‘kfi'fl‘k‘k‘kfififirfi'fifi 1;; and linebacker Neal Musser. all former State players. with North Carolina and Clemson but has passed Wolfpack's las‘ er over the Spiders came in a aaaaanwnsnnaaaa were still in their respective pro football camps at Maryland. It won't be many years before State's op 14-6 win in 1904. last report. ponents are asking. ‘Who is that masked man?‘ " State offensive coordinator Dick Kupec hopes All three played for the Wolfpack as late as last referring to Kiffin's ride as the Lone Ranger before Richmond doesn't show the same type of improve- season and are trying to make it in the pros now. spring practice last year. ment Saturday they showed last year. Gridiron far Green was drafted by the Baltimore Colts. while The magazine also listed State as a probable bowl "Last year they finished 5-6 and really were one of Musser is trying to make it with the Atlanta Falcons team this season as well as the “most likely to sur- the most improved teams in the nation from the year. and Dawson with the New England Patriots. Dawson prise." State also had one player recognized-in the ar- before under new head football coach Dal Shealey.“ led the Pats in receptions during the exhibition ticle as Chris Koehne was tabbed best offensive Kupec said. season and appears to have clinched a spot on the lineman. team. KIFFIN SEES RICHMOND AS TOUGH away from LOWE SHINES IN UNIVERSITY GAMES. State COOKIE. “Richmond is capable of beating anybody PACK HOLlitlll'l‘S. Wolfpack officials announced junior point guard Sidney Lowe had a good series of on any given day." State head coach Monte Kiffin Monday that senior tackle Chris Carr and sophomore games in this summer‘s World University Games in said. “They are a real explosive football team." tailback Roger Carmack will be red-shirted for the Bucharest. Romania. State will have to be awake for the run as well as 1981 campaign. Carr has lettered the previous three Lowe. who started at point guard for the US. the pass against the Spiders. years for State while Carmack was a return team. had his best game in the championship game “They're going to throw the ball a lot yet they high seas specialist on the team last year. against the Soviet Union. Lowe was five-for-five from have a running back they’re pushing for the the floor and was also perfect from the line on one Heisman." Kiffin said. “We're trying to work on our MAGAZINEPRAISES PACK. Inside Sports had shot to talley 11 points as well as handing out six passing game but in the same sense if we start play- Dennis Owens couldn't “I wore a brace for two praise"for State's football program this month in its assists. ‘ ing the passing game too much they're going to hand believe how little it took to. andahalf weeksLsedit put . off and get the running game going." "Minimums GmW‘I. h - Instead of sailing the high to work hard to get my Talented returnees BACK BATTLE. A strong battle for the starting seas. he decided to fight it strength and my weight back positions has been going on in the Wolfpack out in the trenches. . back." camp this fall and with the dust clearing. a couple of Owens is the starting “Dennis worked extreme people have apparently finally locked down starting right tackle on State‘s foot- ly hard this summer." said encourage Pack 9 ball team. which opens the State coach Monte Kiffin. roles. Larmount Lawson will get the call at tailback 1981 season against Rich- “He'll be much more of a Saturday. although freshmen Vince Evans and Joe mond at 7 p.m. Saturday in physical player this year. - (Continued from page I“) Plesac. Joe and Dan. Joe. a McIntosh will see considerable time as Kiffin has Carter-Finley Stadium. but his biggest asset is still rightrhanded junior. was 6-8 adopted a philosophy of going with two and last year with a 2.49 ERA. three I-backs to keep a fresh back in the 0n "the line" is his quickness.” mance last year. they're go 66 strikeouts and nine com- sometimes somewhere he never He runs the 40 in 4.8 and ing to be tough again." plete g mes in nine starts. game. Neither of State's I-backs has ever taken a thought he‘d be four years he made 52 tackles as the Clemson has won the last Joe wa All-ACC last year snap in a varsity game. ago. starting right tackle Iast four conference tour- for the second time. At fullback. sopho are John Peterson will get the “I was totally Navy." he year although he was naments. Dan. a sophomore nod although senior Bwight Sullivan. the only one of said with a smile. “I wanted understandably over- Among the many bright southpaw. also was 6-8 with the six backs to play in a varsity game. and freshmen to be a frogman." shadowed by left tackle Bub time there But he gave up his dreams ba Green. who had an excep spots returning for State on a 4.56 ERA and 38 Ricky Isom and Mike Miller will see some of reconnaissance and under- tional year with 71. offense are center fielder strikeouts. Between them also. water demolition for a dif- “It was Bubba's year." Sears (.357. 7 HR. 16 SB); Joe and Dan logged 147 inn- Kiffin and his team are starting to feel the excite ferent kind of adventure. Owens said. “I‘m not a first baseman Louie ings pitched. accounting for ment of the first game of the year. “A college scholarship is selfish person if somebody's Meadows (.322. 9 HR. 33 over a third of the team’s “I don't know about the fans but I'm sure excited RBIs): right fielder Tracy total. in action." Kiffin said. special to me." he said. “I got something due him and Black (.292. 6 HR) ani third Other pitching hopefuls about seeing the Wolfpack want to do my best because Bubba was due. His year baseman Ray Wojkovich include John Mirabell. Mike “You would think the fans would be excited about no one else in my family has was what your senior year is . (.294. 4 HR). Pesavento. Jim Rivera. our new '1' formation. You better believe it‘s going to every had the chance to all about," Anchoring the pitching Dave Peterson. Mark be exciting. I just hope our backs can find their way have this experience.“ 1981 is supposed to be the Roberts and Bill Henderson. to the stadium." Owens appears to have year for State‘s defense. I staff are the brothers saved his best for his last "This year each player I. ...\‘- year. The 61 Clinton native knows the other players on currently weighs 248 after defense." Owens said. ”We ul-i” photo by twin timilord Technician needs writers” Wanted playing at 235 last year. were in a building year last State right tackle Dennis Owens gave up his love of the - “Last year I didn't have a year and we had a lot to ocean for a football scholarship. Call 737-9411 or come by the office: -. '-- Student Center. lot of weight and I had to re- learn. We‘ve grown bigger ly on my quickness." he said. and stronger and we've Owens thinks the Rich we’re looking at. last vear's “Sometimes it was hard for grown together. mond game will be it films and they're gonna be Positions available lrl must It'l'ldflli.~ ~. me to hit people and get off “We're not going to be out challenge for his unit playing thisyear‘steam." he them. 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Specially priced, top-quality storage consciousness Dr Turnbull, 7372563 Sept 3, 730 pm, Green Rm, Student abilities, explore career pOSSlbIlllles, and ac chest to make the most of your dorm Center Call Milda Perry at 737 5654 lot goire Iob hunting skills Section I HOUSE RED WOLF MEETING — Tue, Sept. TEAM MANAGER WANTED Indrvrduals in more inlormation Tuesdays and Thursdays Sept 15, 17, 22, 9 at 7 pm. in Blue Rm space. In beige or white quilted vinyl or terested in being manger, scorer, oi statesti 24, 29 liont', 7309 pm wood-grain-like vinyl. _‘ can let NCSU varSIty “fireman team should SOUTHERN ENGINEER organizational Section II Mondays and Wednesdays Oct cell Coach Hielscher 737 2880 or come by ”199“"0 Thurs, 590‘ 3. 730 P'“. Daniels 21,26, 28. Nov 2, 4 Irom 7309 p m Con FRENCH CLUB MEETING . Thurs, Sept 3, Wipe-clean surfaces. All have wood-frames Rm. 122 Reynolds 227 tact Marcia Harris at 7372336 Ill Leslie 530 pm, In basement 01 1911 Bldg with corrurgated construction. Shown are Rogers at 7373477 lot further Inlnritiation NCSU GAY COMMUNITY ICE BREAKER MEN'S TENNIS TRYOUTS lIrst meeting, [Ge registration FENCING TEAM MEETING ~ Thurs, Sept 3, only two of the sizes. Thur, Sept 3 from 7301011] pm In Dorm, 300 pm, today and lencing rrn Carmichael Gym 5-drawer high chest, reg. Padtho se E one Is welcom WOMEN who are phVSIcaIIy abused by u vary it RUGBY CLUB recruiting party Sept 3, 830 husbands or binIriends can call Women’s PREMEO, PRE DENT CLUB OFFICERS - $34.50...... 27.59 , p m, Tucker Tavern Everyone welcome Aid 24 hours a day lor support and Meeting on Thurs, Sept 3 at 7 30 p m 2113 5-drawer wide chest, reg. assctance It you III someone you know Gardner ENRICH YOUR SEMESTER, volunteerl Come NCSU INFACI MEETING discuss Infant for ' 47 $37.50...... 29.99 by Volunteer Sewioes, 1201A Student mula problems In underdeveloped countries "eedsm'pmeasmm? 59 summer GRADUATE sroocuts — Center their 10 magazine stand or call in the Hub, Rm 1200, Student Center. MICROBIOLOGY CLUB WIll hold 581111081 Orientation OR 5801 4th Rm ZPBIIBTSOD G.E. REBATES ON 737 3193 alter Sept 8 Thurs, Sept 3, 71]] pm All welcome For Tues, Sept 8 In 3124 Gardner Dr Leroy SMALL APPLIANCES more inlormation (31! B34 1245 or 828 9360 Coggins IOean ol the Department at UAB ART COMMITTEE annual art print sale 0 Light ’n Easy Iron .....compact, PAMS SENIORS orientation sessron on How Microbiology, Pathology and Parasitology at Aug 31 Sept. 4, 900 am 500 pm, lirsr lightweight, and easy to use. Features Get the small appliances you want and a To Get A Job, Tues, Sept 8, Oabney 221. NCSU PRE VEI CLUB meeting Tues, Sept the new Veterinary Schiiiill will be the lloor.Student Center rebate too! ' 5 00 pm 9,811] pm, 805 2722 speaker built-in sprinkling system to smooth out wrinkles, at-a-glance water window and 25 Receive $2.00 to $5.00 on selected G.E. steam vents. Break-resistant cool-touch products purchased from August 30th thru November 29th, 1981. 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