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0 ’Technician North Carolina State University’s Student Newspaper Since 1920 Volume va, Number59 Monday, February 13. 1&4 Raleigh, North Carolina Phom 737-2411/2412 Woodchop'Project aids Raleigh’s-needy citizens KeithTreason StaffWriter Students. faculty and ad— ministrators from State participated in the second annual Woodchop Project on Saturday. Participants in Co this community service project chopped wood which will be deliv- ered to needy families in Wake operating County. according to Robert Blohm. a member ofthe Forestry Club. Cozell McQueen The project was organized by the continues to Forestry Club. the Forestry De- provide inside ‘ partment and Alpha Phi Omega strength forthe Fraternity. said Blohm. The project. streaking Voll‘pack. which lasted from. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. The 6-11 Junior was divided into three two-hour scored 13 shifts. said Susan Harrington. center director of Volunteer Services at points-Id snared State. Shuttle buses carried partici- 14 rebounds pants to and from the project. which SundsyasState took place at the ‘Wake County wonltselghth Opportunities Center. straightcontest. Darrin Atwell. cochairman for the 66-61. over project. said. “We had over 400 1mm people registered to help in the GeorgiaTech. project including most of the frater- nities. sororities and dorms on campus." . The wood was donated by several local companies. said Blohm. The Forestry Club operated splitters and chain saws which were donated by Greg Distributing Company. Atwell said. “We did not handle coal as we did last year." Staff photo by Bob Thomas Atwell added that Scout troops will be delivering the wood. Mike Sakata. a member of State's Pack wrecks Tech, 6867 Trained Emergency Medical Personnel, said, "It was a lot of fun 1‘ . B J. I ..__4 -.. and the weather was beautiful." in the final 20 minutes. went cold himself. The 6—0 Sakata said that channel five came AssistantSportsEditor playmaker missed all seven of his second—half shots. briefly to catch some of the partici- including a pair of free throws which ended his . 2;. ' 4-“ . 1'?‘ pants in action and to talk with some Much to the relief of a capacity crowd of 12.400 in consecutive streak from the line at 25. of the project directors. There was the Wolves’ Den. Cozell McQueen had only one blocked “I was very— surprised." said Gannon of Price‘s Staffphotoby Bob Thomas much to be done. but by the end of shot Sunday afternoon in the Pack's 68-67 win over second-half absence. “And it was certainly one of the The Wood Chop Project was a big success for the Raleigh Community with the last session. Sakata said. it all got 18th-ranked Georgia Tech. main reasons we won. Coach V emphasized at the half many State studentsand faculty participating in the one dayserviceevent. Had State's 611 center. who continued his personal for me to stay with him. Even when the ball went done. “It was really amazing." late-season surge by scoring 13 points and snaring a away from Price. I still stayed with him." game-high 14 rebounds. fouled Georgia Tech's John Lorenzo Charles was once again overpowering. Salley on his two-pointer at the buzzer. the Pack might denting the Rambling Wreck for a‘game—high 26 points Graduate Dean speaks at forum, have had to endure five more minutes of an already on a variety of stuffs. follow-shots and soft turn-around agonizing confrontation. ‘; a 2:} jumpers. Charles' 15 second-half points sparked the McQueen smartly backed down. allowing Sa'lhty to Pack attack and boosted the lead to eight points. 6052. score uncontested as the final second ticked away. ‘ with 5:25 remaining. The 6-8 forward also was cites improving race relations The win was the eighth in a row for State coach Jim responsible for drawing the fifth foul on Tech's Yvon Valvano‘s “rebuilding squad". and upped the red-hot Joseph. who was the first of three Yellow Jackets to Pack's record to an attractive 18-7 overall and 4-5 in make lategame exits with five infractions. Elana[hill Witherspoon said. This is creating an betw'een blacks and whites. Some the ACC. Tech dropped to 157 and 56. respectively. “They came out fired up in the second half." Tech StaffWriter underclass which he said’will require groups attempted to stimulate vio "It was really a struggle." said Valvano. who is now coach Bobby Cremins said. "We have a tendency to get somebody to pay for it. lence between the two groups which just a pair of victories shy of his third straight 20win in foul trouble. I told our kids that the beginning of the Solid improvements have been “Measures have been taken by lead to the “formation of the society season. “We didn't start very well. Our guard play was second half would be crucial." made in the images blacks and whites universities to increase black of AfroAmerican culture." This was tenuous. And when we don't get scoring from the have of each other at State. accord— enrollment. For example, every high a peaceful protest group. Withers- backcourt. we have problems." For Cremins’ squad. at one time 1&2 overall. the loss ing to Augustus Witherspoon. school in North Carolina sees certain poon added that progress still needs The Pack's backcourt problems were obvious in the was the-fifth in six games and gave Tech an 0-5 mark Associate Graduate Dean and botany people from (State) who go to high to be made for its “not just the KKK. opening half. as the usually accurate tandem of Terry on the road. professor at State. schools to stimulate black recruit- but even educated people who use Gannon and Spud Webb combined for an icy 07 “I knew coming into this league that (winning on the Witherspoon. speaking at the ment." 'racial issues to keep whites and shooting effort from the field. Tech's Mark Price. 'road) would be a problem.” Cremins added. “I have a peace lunch forum in the student Witherspoon adds that Jesse blacks separated." Blacks are often meanwhile. was hitting from everywhere. totalling a friend who bet me I wouldn't win a game on the road center on Thursday. recalled that Jackson's candidacy will get blacks to steered away. from college to a team-high 10 first-half points. for three years. Hey. we're just trying to win them at when he began teaching at State in the polls to vote for their convictions technical school by high school coun- But Price. hounded by Gannon's smothering defense home. much less worrying about the road." the 1960s. several problems arose and will influence the next election. selors or to no college at all. F 4m inside — Looking for Ms. Right. Page ‘2. Students discuss sticker fees Mary McKenzie (Jr.. sociology): —— A Valentine'5 salute to famous Tl- Moan. “That's pretty ridiculous. especially "fun" couples. Page 3. StaffWriter when you're not guaranteed a space." — Washington's paranoid military "How do you feel about the Jane Amour (Sr.. animal science): budget. Page 4. ‘ proposed increases in the parking “I think they should try something sticker rates?" This question was else like raising the (charge for) 4— Women avenge loss to Heels. posed to several students on the parking tickets. They shouldn't Page 5. Brickyard during lunch Friday af- punish the people who already park ternoon. legally." ‘ - Young qualifies for nationals. Anne Stilwell (Jr.. history): “Right The University Transportation now the parking stickers are as Page 6. Committee. in a recommendation expensive as I can stand them." made to Chancellor Bruce Poulton on — Grid crop best in years. Page Feb. 2. has proposed several in- Kevin Culin (Sr.. mechanical engi- 7. creases in the costs of parking neering): "They’re obviously forgets stickers. Resident and North Hall (R ting that we're in college and many of — Classifieds. Page 8. and J) stickers will cost students 860 us...can't afford it. I think they next year. and commuter (C) stickers Harold Culver MIN M¢K¢nfl¢ should leave it like it is. unless will cost 848. R. C and J stickers cost they're also going to provide more weather 336 this year. parking spaces." Bert Klemme (Sr.. business): "I The department's recommendation think the price increase is just really Monday: Wet and warm; 60% includes proposals for increases in outrageous." chance of showers. High of 65, the prices of fringe lot stickers. low tonight in the low 505. fraternity court stickers. motorcycle Harold Culver (Sr.. civil engi- and moped permits. evening stickers neering): “If they're going to double weather con- the price of the parking (stickers). Tuesday: Rainy and faculty and staff stickers next they ought to double the available tinues; high near 69°. year. ‘ spaces...Shuttle buses would be All students interviewed ideal for transferring the students between expressed opposition to the price from the fringe lot to campus." The difference increases. Some. however. suggested Dae Nam (Sr.. electrical engi- good Art and bed Art is this: a services they felt should be provided neering): “It's too much increase... bad Artist seems to copy from ' by the Transportation Department if without much reason for it." many sources, and a good the increases are implemented. Al- Artist really does copy from ternative ways of raising additional Jane Rogers (FL. computer many sources. funds for the department's proposed science): “They should realize that we William Blake improvements were also suggested Dee Nam Kevin Culin/ Anne Stilwell aren‘t rich.