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Volume LXlV, Number 6 Friday, September 10, 1%2 Raleigh. North Carolina Phone 73.2411,-2412

Far‘mers’ net income continues downward trend by David Sneed hadministration came to office .. . pro Lack of technology and skill are the News Editor mising to get the government out of main reasons these people are un- agriculture and let farmers produce qualified. Chamblee said. United Press International wire themselves into prosperity . . . The service reports indicated Wednesday farmers have been producing all right The increased number of people far- that net income for American farmers but not into prosperity . . ming caused the price of land rent to will drop to $19 billion this yea Skinner said everybody has go up. As a result. the FHA has reduc- Last year's net income figur wl something to sell so the market is glut- ed the amount of credit and the $24.4 billion. In 1979 the figure was ted. “Everybody‘s bringing in a number of loans being given out. "This $26.6 billion. bumper crop all across the nation." is probably one of the better moves Agricultural students‘ reactions to He said he feels the overstock can't they have done.” he said. the income decrease varied only be taken up this year by foreign coun- “The Americanfarmer is one of the slightly. try purchases. “Not every country can most productive individuals in the Robin Best. a senior in agronomy.w buy our excess." world. For the most part though. he is mentioned the inability of farmers to The UPI report states: ”Bumper comtantly dumped on." Chamblee keep up with the rising cost of spray- crops of grain are‘going unsold partly said. ing and fertilizing. because anticipated foreign markets In the United States. 10— 12 per- “Farmers' prices are going up an have not opened up, or because the ad- ‘ cent of an individual’s budget is spent average of 20 percent a year. and we ministration‘s trade policies have on food. Other countries have percen- just aren't getting enough to cover Robin lest dried up some markets. But John Skinner /./ tages as high as 20—25 percent. lickalemblee that kind of increase." Best said. “They used to give loans to people mainly .: .misguided policies have en- Chamblee criticized ' ment in- Chamblee said. can't do it all himself." he said. Most farmers don't even own their who had no business even being'In far- couraged farmers to produce more tervention in farming. “I believe'In the land so they incur a rent cost right off. "Best said. than they can profitably sell." free enterprise system. but the Chamblee suggested two possible To reduce the surplus problem. “There's 10 people back home John Skinner. a freshmen in the Ken Russell. a junior in textiles. government is placing too many solutions to help reverse the Chamblee suggested making extended (Spivey's Corner) about to go Agricultural Institute. cited problems said he feels the farmer is not the only restrictions on importing and expor- downward trend in net income figures. deals with foreign countries. “Instead bankrupt. and we have some of the Withil'. one that's in trouble. “The whole tin “I think the farmer needs to make of dealing on a year-toyear basis. the best soil in the state." according to Democratic Congress. “It's economy is basically suffering. I’m Chamblee also crititized past FHA wider use of consultants. Farming is government should try to sign Best. hard to get the Democrats in Congress just waiting to see if Reagan‘s plans policy.I think the FHA has put a lot just like any other industry where you multi—year contracts. The embargo The Farmer's Home Administration to cooperate." he said. will be effective." of peopleIn business that did not need have an individual come in and tell you with the Soviet union really hurt us." has caused a lot_ of problems also. UPI's report statesi “The Reagan Crop science instructor Rick to be farmers." he said. what needs to be done. The farmer he said. Placement Response fluctuates as center offers students relay opinions modern jdb of new dining facility search skills by Jeffrey m Sapir. a freshman in criminal justice. Staff Writer Some freshmen resent the man- datory meal plan. by Gina Blackweed General. opinion on State's new din- “I don't like having to take the plan. Staff Writer ing hall ranges from a feeling of ade- I feel bad that my parents have paid If The Career Planning and Placement quacy to better than average. amount of dollars. and here I am pick~ Center has a new and more efficient Tim Moffit. a freshman in en ing at it (the food)."said Kristina way of matching graduating students tomology. said he feels the dining hall J'asaItis. a freshman in industrial with pmpective employers according is good. “The food is great. and I like engineering. to center director. Walter Jones. the unlimited seconds." “I 'don't like being forced to buy a The Computerized Mutual Mat- “The food is good and the at meal ticket. and I don't like the food." ching Program matches student in- mosphere'Is great." said Jeff Baker.a said Wanda Rhodes. a freshman in terest with employer need. freshmanIn botany. computer science. Others felt similar- Staff photo by Drew Armstrong ly. Did you try it? I'm not gonna‘ try it. Let's set Mikey. in reality student opinion ofthe new dining hall is more positive than This is a “rather revolutionary way . Baker is also pleased with the ser- “The food is OK. but I get tired of it. one would thlnlt. .‘ of approaching the job placement vice. “The people (working'In the din— I don't like having to eat here." said issue." Jones said. ing hall) are really friendly." Baker Jill Strickland. a freshman in Elliot Hunter. a senior in are bad for breakfast. and people bog There is also a problem with “Basically. how this system works is said. engineering. mechanical engineering. feels-the pro down and jam up at the entrance bet- students picking up the wrong book that the student indicates. by com- gram is working out all right. ween the rooms. The beverages are bag outside of the dining hall. puter form. his or hers highest Negative . opinions. however. are The concensus is that the program too close to the entrance. and people Students are not allowed to carry priorities in terms of job type. also present. is generally good. “It still has a few bugs. The food is stop to get drinks and stop things up." their bags inside the dining hall to pre geographic location. and type of "The dining hall is a good idea in not kept hot enough." said Hunter. hor- . “I don‘t like the food..H Li.anda as...I knowI-..)a general." said John Landv. a senior. Most of the complaints expressed said Jeff Amtmann. a freshman in vent theft of glasses and flatware. employer." IVI: v: pvvyav fiaav uvas I: name ouv avvu ' nanouownn the sewpm’steaks...- -- ticulture. “Students should avoid bringing Employers give similar information At orientation. when my parents ate majoring in chemical engineering. "They“‘need to work vat ~a~few 30W“ S—Jug-w‘4‘ Olin is." Ifmgihle 5;.qu mgtnh students with com- here. the food was great. Now the food “The food is basically good. and it hall. things. especially with putting trays At least identify your bag well." said is terrible. It seems like they were try- (the dining hall) is run well." said Lan- “It (the dining hall) has a poor up after finishing." said Jodi Coble. a Louise Flanagan. a workerIn the din— patible needs. in prevet. Two reasons for this new system ing to impress the parents." said Fran dy. design for putting trays up. The lines freshman ing hall. are the number of students that need job placement. and competition with Diner’s Friend gives students placement offices at other schools. -wea.ther Jones said. inside With Mutual Matching the place- ‘Doonesbury' takes vacation. Page‘ - Trooper lacks formation. Page 7. Today — Clear skies with a ment office is able to give employers daytime high in the low 805. lower meal ticket prices the names of interested students over 9. Lows tonight will be near 60. the telephone if necessary. Thus. Grid iron prognosis. Page 8. Weekend Saturday clear to State students can have their - Grant the grants. Page 3. — partly cloudy skies, wrth in- by Jeffrey Bender “On a deposit of 8300. a student will resumes in the hands of these com- creasing cloudiness Sunday. Staff Writer have $315 worth of buying power." ‘from other — The crazy response from Zack's. Highs both days Iow- to said Slone. panies before students Page 4 — Double talk from Winkworth. Page mid-80$, with lows in the low “Diner's Friend." a new meal pro “Promotional events to attract in- universities. Jones said. 9. w 605. gram. is being implemented this fall at terest in ‘Diner's Friend’ will be of- “What we do is. one month before — 0A strikes again. Page 5. (Forecast provided by student State. The program is open to all' fered in the future." said Ran Smith. an employer is here recruiting. we meterologists Joel Cline, Teddy students. including those already in publicity director for "Diner's send that employer a computerized — 6Loverboy concert ranks high. Page - E9 may be licking wounds come Holt, Allan Van. Meter, Donald the meal plan. faculty and staff.. Friend." list of names and addresses of the Sunday. Page 10. Cahoon and Diane Rumsey.) The program is based on a point These events will include additional students who have the highest in- system. A student deposits a certain discounts on items. said Slone. terest in this area." Jones said. amount of money in the program. and “I think that probably the best use The employer will then notify these the cost of each meal is deducted from (of the program) to the student is the chosen students. by .mail. of their the account. budgeting power. It allows for a cer- recruiting date. The employer also “The use of 'Diner's Friend‘ is very tain amount of money to be set aside specifies the need they have for the similar to the use of a regular credit for food." said Slone. student. Only persons with correspon- card." said Verna Slone. director of ac- Another benefit of the program. ac dance from com nies will be allowed counting and personnel at State. cording to Slone. is the security that to sign up for interviews. from 8 am. "Diner's Friend" is good at all “Diner's Friend" offers. “If a card is until 12 p.m. on the first day of University eating establishments ex- lost. payment on the card can be stop recruiting. cept for the Shuttle Inn. located in ped immediately. and a new card can . After 12 p.m. all other qualified Nelson Hall. and the snack bars at be issued for a small fee." students will be allowed to sign up for Also. if a student wishes to leave as they always have. Syme Hall and the Quad. the program. refunds will be made interviews just “They could possibly be opened for with only a handling fee and credits Jones said. use by Diner's Friend‘ in the future if for discounts added. said Slone. “We also offer the students an op the demand for it is there." said Slone. "There are approximately 30‘) portunity to screen employers." Jones The program is good for all items students in the program now. but said. At the students request. the sold at establishments operated by we're confident that more students placement center can provide a University Dining. including grocery will find out about the program." said prioritized list of companies who items. Slone. would match closest to that students “Diner's Friend" offers several at- “The biggest advantages are the priorities. she said, tractive money-saving features. First. convenience and security. and. of “I am convinced that this is the best no sales tax is charged on anything course. it is a big savings.‘ way that I can help State students do purchased on the ‘Diner's Friend' pro The entire program is run through a a better job in their job search." Jones gram. Also. for deposits «of $300 or computer located in the University said. more. students receive an additional 5 Dining offices. The computer also Jones suggests students begin this percent savings on top of the orignal 4 handles the new mandatory freshmen process within two semesters of percent. The minimum tie. it is 850. meal plan. graduation. [-.4 Stall photo by John Dawson Bloodl Who will get more blood. the Red Cross or Count Dracula? Leotls Jennings (Count Dracula) terrorizes -i.indy “lanlels Go Pack, Bea Bu at a recent bloodmoblle held in the Student Center ballroom. o 1 L____—7 P'—_. «j ~40 u ll . . 2 lSeptember 10, 1m / Technicim News

Doonesbury vacations. u'aign-Immm‘bmmao CORECVOUEYIIALL—Erminwlba FREE TUTORING FOR anginarnm‘ DIEMEDTECHCLUDWIIIhoIdnsalgrasat mammmmwu mmnnmroam students Courses ollarad are MA 111, nIeat'm Mon Sept 13 at 7:30 In lephlyprintsdonOlIXIIpeper.Itens pymurItilSPM.PhybspIIIs' MOrIIhy, 102, 201; CH 101, 115. 107; ENG 111, - Gamer. A film "In the Marital" Trudeau-Suspends strip; submitndlltatdonotconlormtoths Octl 111R,112and PY 205,211 Laboratory" will be the program. Open to abovaspaciflcstionwinotbanstom FormorainlocontsctllctsviaMetthaws visitors onaitamlromasinps wi THERUGIIYMATCHschaduIadlorSoIL, m737-23410roomaby119Riddicltlabs banniIarIiasua. ThaTedmchm Sept 12 barwssn NC. State RFC and belorediaOct 1 daedina. ATTENTION ALL NCSU pramedpreoont wilattampttomnalitermstlasstm EastCannrs' IFCIasbaancancslsd Pramdprsdant cookout Tues, Sept halorathairmeatinpdate..butnoitam PEACEMAKERS FELLOWSHIP. The 14 Oil! pm Braazaway bemoan Bastian characters need maturity NCSUQUOFOOIOALLTEAMpbyIin Cooperative Campus Miristry invites par- and WM All new Inambats WluflmmsSpmdnr‘m firstparnaathomatlisSurIIhyatlzao aona at at laiths and minors to meet welcome. FAIRWAY. Kan. (UPI) — Garry ' bend of NBC's “Today Show' host mative years to embrace both Vial, ol arbitration lor the previous hue PM-on the lower vars’ty trad held together on a remhr bass for donation Trudeau is suspending his Pulitser Jane Pauly. “Investigative cartooning nam and preppy. Items may be nIbmittad in Student CormwsnrtNCSUaaSouoIamPinas olhowwacsnbebettwpmowrslrsrs- THE SOCIETY OF WOMEN Engineers is Prise-winning "Doonesbury" comic is a young man's game. Since the in- ”My characters are understandably Censrsita3120.CrIerearanIIIoIIa orIourworldFormoraIrIlormsm'“ con sporeorinp'An EyeiIIpwithIOM'on strip to rest and provide dustry frowns on vacations. I‘ll be confused and out of sorts. It's time to unceavaifliabssiaenldIeTedml- MEN DESIRING Old-CAMPUS boom] tact Joe Mann rmImr- or cat Tues, Sapt14atll:.:llpntinthaStu unreconstructed hippie Zonher Harris claiming a medical leave.” givethem some 820 haircuts. graduate misinmwayobimtadtomnany nny aim up at 201 Hart's HsI will 737-2414. Initial IrIaatinp: Wednaarhy, dantCantarPaokhoInaAllarIpinaarinp and the other residents of Walden Trudeau. who refuses to grant in- them and move them out into the ,Crleriiom- Filthy, Sept IO. Sapt15,tbaNU8, Istlloor. Student studentsarawalcorm. Puddle Commune the chance to evolve terviews. said he considered the time larger world of grown-up concerns. CaIItar12noon into the“world ofgrown-up concerns." off as a reprieve from the pressure of “The trip from draft beer and mix- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED dasparatdy to FREE LUNCH — Sun-y. Slot. 12 Intel PROBLEMS WITH FOOD? Ovaraatsrs OPTOMETRY SCHOOL REPR/ESEN. Trudeau. who combines editorial- writing adaily comic strip. He often ers to cocaine and herpes is a long one. 'worlrinthaoncampusAdoltBasic mrmmnrmm AIIorIymooawilhoIditslirstoncampIn TATIVES from four North CaroIIIe' page gravity with funny-paper levity works only two weeks ahead of and it's time they got a start on it.” .EWPTWWUIGEDPIO nmummrcmm meetinoat7230anWad,Sapt15h affiliated outages will he at UNCChapal in “Doonesbury." ensconced Wednes- deadline while other cartoonists are as In “Doonesbury." the real and the pramllintsrsstedtnlxatblamHuthat Nomi. tleboardoomoltlIaStudamContetNo Hit, Gralnm Student Union on Sept 15 . day an unprecg_dented hiatus from car- much as two months ahead. _ fictive combine. mm oratop iII3IOJ Poe Hal dues, no less. no weighina All are at 3 pm Contact Or. we. Grant Former S tary of State Alex- OUTDOOR ADVENTURE propam span welcome. 1737-32931 by Sept 13 for mention on ander liaig.ln rior Secretary James ALCOHOUCS "ANONYMOUS MEETING soredbyDrugActlonolersCtynsads tramportation ‘The trip from draft beer and mixers to Watt, President Ronald Reagan and for colour ape meets every Friday, volunteers to bah lafitate 87 hours OPENINGS AVAILABLE in NCSU‘ even PLO leader Yassar Arafat are as pmatSt RsphealsCathoicChurchon mm with m MI W ChambarSimaIsFawltyandstallara EXHIBITION INTPAMUPAL ULTIMATE cocaine and herpes is a lOng one, and likely to show up in one of Trudeau's FalsoltlIaNaIneRoad CalB21-751Sor olstaIIhcoImCslVIiIntserSaNius. walconntoioinllyouaraimrastadin hisbaa tournamentbap'rs Mort Sept 13. strips “Michael J. Doonesbury the JerryBarlrerat737-258310rmoreinlor- 737-31.. siIIpirIpaIIdparlorminpintha1OOZ RapistarstZIOingymbySpntFr'L it’s time they got a start on it.’ perennial student and armchair liberal oration MadrigalOinnsmIisisthaplaceloryou ~SaptIO.TIis‘sacoadtourInmarItsoin who often samples the world's lunacy 'JEWISIISTUDENTSJO’IIOMOI IivldIaIs may aiInply aim up for a team. Garry Trudeau , from in front of a television set. ALANON GROUP lor adult chidrsn oi laIlowJawslorsnlntrotoIsIaalidam FACULWADVISORSararsmastadtobr- For further into contsca I.M. Dapt at Joining him are Zonker. feisty alcolloitsnta'atsavaryihursthyflpm imardodsracdvibumahinphcwad irIpthaloIowiopanIIouncsrmntmtha.0”. . "AI . 737-3162. feminist Joanie Caucus. right-wing indisWsflWPrasbytar'nnCMch andumshplumSunSapt ‘tooning — perhapsforsslongssZO A news conference “to amplify” quarterback B.D.. dope-eating Uncle SuIdamCsmar. 12, 7 pm For more Mo 08! Lil lorlallpradiationnustbametbybPM months. Trudeau's decision was scheduled for Duke. radical Mark Slackmeyer and 847-3887. Decanter21, 1N2. This Includas‘ making WANTED: 3 MEN are needad to Universal Press Syndicate the other iconoclastic members of the CAMPUS VESPERSAnawSunthym AppIIcatIon‘' lor Oapraa,claemo' flirts-1‘ trarnport 150 lamals stIIdaIss aroIInd Presi- today atthe syndicata's offices. Walden Puddle Commune. mmmmmemmh PREVEICLUOdopwash‘Sat,Sept11,9 "WmmfluaMMra campus Sept. 13, 14, and 17 W dent John P. McMeel said Trudeau said it was time to re- anIrIn, receipt ol trawler or cor- For more Inlorrnation contact Shannon “Doonesbury" would he suspended in appraise his characters and review thaOapt'stStudantCenterIacrosslrom ammSpmnGMuflrflhbm Newman 83‘1397. Chauffeurs licerIsa more than 700 newspapers bosinninr , development of the strip. which he thaDil.Lbrary,cornarolHiaboroand the NCSU‘csm Coma on by with raspondancecwrsagrsdss.rarnomg' in Jan. 2. 1988. The specific length of started while attending Yale. It went ' NEEDED' Gardnarl.Spaalrarloraundsy_,Sapt12. YOU'D“ coIIIpIatas waded Trudeau’s leaVe was not announced. Into syndication in 1970 with only 28 iaRav.BuddyOInay,Prasbytarian.cam mtucsunumtommmml . but he told the syndicate he would “subscribers. News writers are needed ”www.maymfimm THE LADIES OF ALPHA Kappa Abba parsbnnalriranizationwillbahavinpa DR TINA MITCHELL Department of “:31, resume the feature by the fall of “There are a few problems that at the Technician. ChIrclI colapa group Everyone is Sororitywotddiratoimitayoutoapar- mamberstipmaatinp'ihur Sapt18,at7 Psydlolopy. University of 1 . need to be ironed out: he said. “For Journalism experience is welcome tytl‘nFrimleomOI inTuclrarIlase pminthaStudentCanterPadthouse “This is simply a lullin the action.’_' almost 15' years. the main characters InantCoat75canta Al parsors interested in first aid are inpwithadolascantxMoainpintotle hesaidinapreparedsta't‘ement.“ltis have been trappedlin a time warp and , helpful. DELTA SIGMA THETA Sorotiry wi have welcome cornmunityf' not, repeat not. a mid-life crhis. soflndthemselves‘carrylngthecelors ‘ Hours flexible. sFIIRuallonSurmy,Sapt 12,at7PM “I need a breather." said Trudeau. andscarsoi'tweseparategeneretions. If interested. call David inthePadrhmsaoltIeSmdamCemar. CHI ALPHA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP THE ACC SWIMMING CHAMPIONS are WOMEN'S OPEN TENNIS SINGLES En M. a New Yuk City reddeet and hes- it was‘ new to, stretch their for» waloornasywmrytrmdayaflillpm lookinplorsornahaIpAnyonaintarastsd tries w‘d be taken in tha Intramural Ol Sneed or Shelley Hen- OPEN BADMINTON - Entries wilbe ac inthaGmnRoomonthalounhlloorol inbainpamanaparlortlenfiasaason licalroInSapti-22.Playbsp'IIsSapt drickson at oapted Sept 1329 in 210 Carmichael dIaStudemCarnar. MutanharCoachOonEastarlinpor 27. 737-2411/2412 gym until 5 PM. Play bapirs Monday. Coach Bob Wenckan at 737-3476. Coma Oct 4. 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A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official org” through which the thoughts. the activity and in fact the very life of the campus are registered. It is the mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. - Technician, vol. I, no. i. Feb. 1, I922

' Educationw— a Right- s According to UNC system President budgct on the backs of the poor, but in William C. Friday, if the proposed cuts in this case. Reagan is clearly proposing to federal aid are approved by Congress force the lower-income groups to be 15,000 North Carolina students “will not denied a college education. For many find resources (to pay for tuition andother lower-intrime students, an education is college expenses)” the only method one can rise to a higher While Friday didn’t say, one can easily socio-economic level. guess that many of those 15,000 students Many students at State this year are in a might have attended State —-— if the state of limbo waiting to find to out if any money was available to go to school. money will be available to attend school. The Technician has spoken often about Some students have come to State in the need for everyone, regardless of their hopes that money will become available. financial situtation to be given the oppor- However, if no money becomes available, tunity to get a college education. We many of these students will be forced to leave school. stand by that philosophy. \i. The Reagan administration is proposing Education should be a right in this 5” if? ‘..> \\ cuts in programs 'which affect the most country and not just a privilege for the //[/z \\\\\>/, \ .)r “1 ‘§ //)) i” , needy of State’s students. To name just rich. ~.\ “% some of the cuts being proposed: a 40 Students must become a more active W I/fl’! . «in a ‘ \\\\\\\< percent reduction in the Pell (Basic Grant) political group in order to be heard. ' am, the elimination of the Sup- Students, and in fact all friends of educa- plemental Educational Opportunity tion, should write to their congressman. DeWitt ignores facts in Search of truth Grant. the elimination of the National senators and even the president and let Direct Student Loan, the elimination of them know how students feel. Elections On September 3, the Technician published value to your readers. Since it has no objec- Israel is trying to replace these elected the Student Incentive Grantand a 28 per- will be held in November. Students a column by Tom DeWitt under the title "PLO . tive review of various issues involved, it could representatives, and when they could not be should look for candidates who will sup- still terrorist." I thought the Technician had not be considered an analysis. All it is, is a col- crippled politically, they were crippled cent reduction in the College Work-Study some standard and would have refrained lection of rantings from a propagandist. physically. In addition to this support, the Program. port education. from printing such garbage. DeWitt hides the lack of content in this col- PLO essentially functions as a govemment-in- Reagan has sometimes been unfairly The future of higher education might The whole column includes practically no umn behind the exaggerated use of adjec- exile in providing human services for its criticized for attempting to balance the well depend upon it. factual information, thus it has no educational tives. This type of writing is a disgrace to the population-like running hospitals, training newspaper that prints it and particularly to the centers, educational institutions. etc. These interests differ conservative opinion on this campus since are the reasons why most countries in the DeWitt writes under the title “From the world View the PLO as the legitimate Right." What it shows is that DeWitt could not representative of the Palestinian people. intellectually put forward the position of the right vis-a—vis Israel’s invasion of Lebanon and Guest Opinion 7 . therefore has to rely solely on jingoism. . Allies wrong about pipeline Since DeWitt chose to indulge in grand Mahesh B. Shah rhetoric, I would like to take this opportunity formed and held about lying or breaking their word — and give are “employing” to build the pipeline. We By definition alliances are the shaft to the one nation that more than should heed the words of Mikhail Makarenko. to correct the misrepresentations included in The argument that the PLO is hiding I together by common bonds and purposes his column. behind the civilians is ridiculous. The refugees among nations. Such common interests range once has pulled their pants out of the fire and He spent 11 years in one of Russia's concert- When you talk about terrorism. it is wrong When helped a great deal in making them the free. tration camps and has since exiled to the from Southern Lebanon went to West Beirut. from economic to security concerns. prosperous nations they are today. West. to simply talk about acts committed by Arabs Did the PLO drive them there? The civilians, anyparty to an alliance becomes estranged and ignore Jewish terrorism. For at least 20 both Lebanese and from that alliance's central and original pur- Britain, in particular, must have a reserve of years before anyone had heard about the Palestinians, stayed in is the gall that riva the world’s supply of oil. After West Beirut because they have no place to go. pose. the alliance is endangered. Such the United tates expedientlyand foolishly ‘It is clear, however, PLO, Jewish terrorists including Begin, They would nothtrust the Phalange militia and nature of the schism currently existing in the flushed on its Latin American neighbors in Sharon and Shamir were freely committing the Israeli war machine to protect them in East Atlantic alliance. favor of-‘the. short-sighted idiocy of British that what is required acts of terrorism. The implication that PLO Beirut. Isn’t East Beirut a civilian area? What Inasmuch as certain developments may policy in the Falklands war - because of a uses terrorism on "peace loving Israel" is total- was the Israeli army doing camped out in East cause distress. the current fissure is"not just a are not selective sanc- ly false. Both sides use violence as a legitimate Beirut? You do not “family squabble." What the current disagree- “special friendship" the British repay our means. One act of terrorism is answered by throw cluster bombs and progressive division of at- generosity of spirit and material with vile tions or embargoes but phosphorous bombs in highly populated ur- .ment indicates is a about feeling “hurt" and ' another act of terro‘n'sm. In fact, the number ban areas such as West Beirut if you claim to titude between America and its NATO allies peckSniffian an across-the-board of casualties from acts of terrorism is con- the free world “betrayed" by one of America's few sensible have any semblance of civility. You could not regarding the manner in which stands on foreign affairs. So much for siderably higher on the Arab side. If Israel is resort to saturation bombing of residential should deal with the Soviet Union. abandonment of trade really serious about eliminating terrorism, it areas for 10-20 hours at a stretch and The most far-reaching charge revolves Margaret Thatcher’s touted anti-Sovietism. should start with her own government first. claim The The entire Western European community, with the Communist no responsibility for its consequences. around the question of sovereignty. to further enforce its self-imposed, haughty DeWitt's argument that the PLO has ' I do not know from where DeWitt quotes Europeans claim that America is attempting to bloc.’ _ become a legitimate representative of the the figure of subject them to imperialism through the ap- righteousness, emits repetitious incantations Palestinian people because it has been around 300-400 civilians killed. Even European subsidiaries regarding'the pipeline’s “inevitability." They Israeli defense minister Sharon told his New plication of U.S. law on cry about the need for energy from other than Makarenko. in a Washington Times inter- longer is nonsense. There are a number Of York audience few days ago that 2,000 of American firms. As they assume a posture enormous groups, such as the IRA, the Puerto Rican na- civilians were killed in Lebanon. Alicording of Indlgnanoe, they must presume that we are the unstable Middle East. They point out also. view, stated that “It will require tionalists, etc., who have been around for to either stupid. imorant or both. with sonte validity, the inconsistency of quantities of forced prison labor .» . . As in the NBC-TV, Lebanese sources have put the Americangrain sales to_,R.Im_sja white.24: M“ “ 12.32.11; to mmw much lgpgg; yejmneLgulwca mnrlnr tun; numoeratTrIJUU‘Kmea an‘d‘suni‘rwaina- ” pose the pipeline. thaw this unliveable tundra through which the acquired any legitimacy. The reason why the ed. Andyou, DeWitt, are not satisfied with Aside from the grain issue, it is a little hard pipeline will be built. ‘ PLO is considered a legitimate representative this carnage. You advocate still more blood to to respond to such arguments with little more “By building this pipeline, the West is taking is that they have broad-base support among be spilled yet you fail to point out any lasting than contempt. As to the pipeline's “in- sides and giving direct aid to the oppressors of the Palestinian population. This can be seen contribution of this carnage to Israel's security evitability," one need only note that this is due the Russian people. The Western nations by the fact that even under Israeli occupation, and peace in the area. I am sorry to say this, to the curious psychosis of Europeans who would have been more justified in giving PLO supporters were able to win the elections but in your column. you come across as some continue to worship the discredited god of economic support to Nazi Germany, because in the West Bank. This is the reason why blood-thirsty maniac. detente. The mentality indicates that all we there was no national. cultural and political need do is his the proverbial Russian foot and opposition to the system of the type that con- everything will be hunky-dory. tinues today in the Soviet Union on a mass forum—L The idea that Soviet natural gas is the only scale." alternative to the black pools of Arab Finally, the Europeans might not have sheikdom is about as realistic as the idea that found themselves in such an untenable posi- PossibleJibel against Lincoln . liberals love Ronald Reagan. North Sea oil. tion had they not publicly denounced and refuted Reagan's proposed credit restrictions Libel is a serious crime. Whether a person is alive ty is approaching the point where the acceptance of the Netherlands natural gas and further reserves or dead. Undocumented proof. myths or accusa- homosexuality is widespread. However. accusing in Norway, studiously developed, could supp- against the Soviets at the Versailles summit tions that may damage his or her image should not others of engaging in sodome especle our na- I The - forever trying to impress ly all of Europe with its fuel needs by 1990. It meeting last spring. This they did after leading be printed. tion's greatest President — is certainly libel and upon us their knofledge of history and our is hard to discern the logic which says either Reagan to believe that he had obtained from The “Crier" ad in the Sept. 1 Technician stated hence a crime. Unless written proof to this lack thereof - seem to have curiously short dependency on Soviet of Middle Eastern oil them some form of agreement. however that, among others. Abraham Lincoln was gay. I outrageous claim which specifically states that memories. Thus a refresher course is required would be better than continental energy in- ‘ limited. on the issue. suppose that this is one of Hoy's antics as he is con- Abraham Lincoln was indeed gay is printed in the for the absent-minded politicos. dependence. So there we have it. The issue means much tinuously trying to pawn off and justify his beloved Technician, I will seek out legal help to prosecute As a result of Joseph Stalin’s repressive fun It is additionally disconcerting to recognize more than just the Polish crisis, hard currency homosexuality. whoever was responsible for the aforementioned and games following World War II, the that of the gas that will flow through the com- concerns or platitudes about sovereignty. In- Our Constitution states that any and every man "Crier." Democrats in power felt it necessary to restrict pleted pipeline only 15 percent is destined for deed. these are all important considerations. (or woman) is entitled to his or her own beliefs. Ryssia’s access to strategic American Europe. Thus remains a tidy 85 percent to But the issue of over-riding inportance is that Although homosexuality is a psychological Michael Dean Hurlbert technology. The Export Administration Act of fuel Soviet industry. As a result, the Russians- this dispute symbolizes the alliance's fun- derangement and a crime against nature. our socie- Jr . LAC 1949 stipulated that American businesses acquire sorely needed hard currency through damental divergence of views on how to deal must obtain approval from the Department of both the European purchases and an increas- with the encroachment of Communism on the £ommerce for the shipment of sensitive ed stock of domestic oil to sell abroad resulting free world. technology to the Soviets. from the new quantities of domestically pro- The view from Washingtoh is that‘we have . ,. The Europeans, and the involved firms par- duced natural gas. been fiddling around for so long that we are ticularly, acquired licenses to use General In Reagan's defense of the grain sales, the currently at the point where long-term, do-or- Electric Co. technology subject to the contrac- countervailing reasons have some substance. die decisions must be made. The European tual restrictions of the Export Adminitsration It is clear, however, that what is required are view is a myopic naivete about the intentions Act. In other words, the European sub- not selective sanctions or embargoes but an and abilities of the Communist world to sidiaries of the affected companies agreed to across-the-board abandonment of trade with. undermine the Western world, it’s underlying abide by every letter of the Export Act. the Communist bloc. principles and the way of life that arises out of The interpretation of that legislation's par- The West — as a result of this short-sighted them. ticulars is. as specified by Congress. a policy — is subsidizing the Soviet war Choices can be put off no longer. President presidential prerogative. President Ronald machine and the Russian continental concen- Reagan is both wise and correct in making an Reagan has decided that the Soviets no tration camp through existing export subsidies issue of the pipeline. This dispute, more than longer merit our technology whether it is and the soon to be realized hard cash ac- any other in recent history, will likely deter- employed through European firms or not. quirements outlined above. mine the depth of committment and the- With Reagan‘s imposition of the pipeline So the tyram bop merrily along, laughing strength of the will existing within the alliance sanctions, the Europeans have sniffed pom- all the way. as we help them hold their to continue to stand up for the principles and ‘ amen-g pously about soVereignty and made grand prisoners and build their war machines. In this ideas it was established to protect. Cleans-owls...-...... rmm> verbal displays about the need to stand by way, we willingly invite our own destruction. This test is all the more'important in light of WMWJMWWh~M.MM~ hmwhm their words. Translate that into an attitude that To an alarming degree, we are subsidizing the the fact that next year we are dire to deploy Menus-M.' «M.v .— by-_..W. ww- waved says its OK to stiff America a principle only major force in the world that has the new missiles in Western Efirope to counter the mammmmsmmmuwduwmaw“?. szzuI-t‘“o'- friend and ally — but heaven forbid that they power and the will to resolutely foil the Soviet 55-205. The pipeline test is but a Mn!“m‘wmuummmmammmmuawmw.“0-“ h. Upset poor, sensitive Russia _,—- an avowed designs of freedom. prelude. The real test looms ahead. l i. ”Us a... manque-Cains cinema enemy of the Western world. Salient to the whole dismal situation is the The R ssians are watching and their hearts l I So they uphold their word to the Com- little-publicized complicity of pipeline backers are thro . They know that faint hearts in the West make their plan grow stronger. 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Inside look reveals reasons for Zack’s popularity ‘ Have you ever wondered why people go to Crazy ‘ Zack's? Sure. it is very popular among college Staff photos by Drew Arm- students in Raleigh. but why do the people really go? strong There are probably as many answers to this question as there are people that go. but it is a question that is (left) Dancers enioy 0.3. or not asked very often. Ask yourself. “Why do I go to Zack's two dance floors. With . Zack's?" Can you name one reason above all others two big dance areas and a why you go? Probably not. variety of music. anyone can Being the curious type. I wondered why so many find his or her preference. people in Raleigh and the surrounding areas went to (right)These ladies seem to be Zack's. Hardly a night goes by when the parking lot enjoying the conversation is not full of cars and the place is not overflowing (not to mention the beer) at with party-goers. one of Zack’s many bars. I thought to myself "Why do I go to Zack's?" I (below) Not knowing what the wondered how many people went for the same answer to his question. may reasons that I did and how many went for different be. this gentleman seems to reasons. So. armed with pencil and pad I decided that be taking things into 'his own I would go out to find the most popular reasons hands. (notice the plural form) why people go to Zack's. Why people go to Zack's is not the only question I sqfiix:,: 'y'.. wanted to ask though. I was interested in the really shed their inhibitions to a stranger asking questions. So I asked “If someone asks you to dance. and you good stuff. I figured as long as I was asking ques~ Diving right in. I started outwith the basic ques- say no. what reason do you usually give." Here are . tions. I would ask some that I had wondered about tions. Here are Some of the reasons why people go to some of the answers: for a long time. For instance. how many times on an Zack's . . . “Too hot." “No thank you. I'm waiting for average night does a guy ask a girl to dance. and vice- “It costs 15 cents for a beer." said Crystal Lutz. a someone." “I’m going to the bathroom." “No. I'm fix- versa. Also. I have always been curious as to what ex- senior in chemical engineering at.State. ing to get a drink." “I don't dance with strangers." cuses were given when declining an invitation to “It's a great place to meet people." said Kelly“ “I'm waiting for my boyfriend." “I just got off the ' dance. I know that I've been given a number of Craig. a student from St. Mary's College. dance floor." “I'm married" and the ever popular reasons why they wouldn't dance with me. but I “To have a good time." was the response of Velvet “No.0. wanted to know the real truth. Wilson. 0K guys. how many of the above have you heard? So I set up a number of questions that I would ask “Raise h—." was Cathy Avery’s answer. Well, as always. I was still curious beca'd‘se I have both men and women. The basic questions that I ask- So you can see that there are many different seen girls turn guys down for all of the above reasons ed were: reasons why people go there. These are some of the ' ‘and then dance with the very pext one that asked. more common responses I got. But I got others. Sounds a little fishy, doesn’t it? So I decided to ask “We like to sit at the door and rate men‘s a—." said the girls what the real reasons were. Are you ready Laura Blalock. for» this? “I'm personally a leg girl myself." said Melody I got these answers when I asked “If someone asks 'tfl'w "‘ Haithcock. a junior at State. you to dance, and you say no. what was the real Kevin Elliott. a sophomore at State said. “I come to reason that you said no." Grab your chairs guys. “Why do you come to Zack’s?" drink beer." “He’s ugly," “The song doesn't have a good heat." “How many times (ofi‘the average) do you ask/get “It’s the only place that I get lost in the crowd," “They look weird." "I don't like the way they look." asked to dance?” answered Chuck Satterwhite. “I don't feel like dancing." ”I‘m afraid they will be a . “If someone asks you to dance. and you say no. “It feels like home." said Gina Gilgo. “I'm more. crummy dancer." “ 'Cause they are ugly or can‘t what “reason do you usually give?” (this comfortable here." dance." “Just don’t want to dance" and my all-time one was for girls in particular) “The women.” said Eric Misenheimer. favorite. “I feel like if I danced one more step. I’d “If someone asks you to dance. and you say no. “To be sociable." answered Mark Wharton. barf." - what was the real reason that you said “The best looking girls come here." said Greg Mc- Well guys. there you have it. Those are the real no. (This one was for the girls too. but Crew. reasons that girls say no. It makes you wonder, the guys will be interested in the “I know a lot of people here." said Sheryl Santos. doesn’t it? results) “To relax." answered Janice Overby. After talking to the maddening crowd. I decided to “What do you like best about Zack's?" The list goes on and on. I was right that there are get the point of view of some people who work there. As you can see by the questions that I asked. I was virtually as many answers as there were people. But “We play good music. both disco and beach.” said . setting myself up for some really good answers. The the real questions are coming up next. Sam Key. “I work about 10-15 hours a week. and it's night I picked to go was a Tuesday (Zoo Night). I ar- Dancing is a big thing at Zack's. Since the club has proximately 7.3 girlsuto dance. On the other hand. the fun." rived about 9 p.m.. and it was pretty crowded. two dance floors that play everything from “I Love girls said that they get asked approximately 9.9 Almost everyone I talked to was drinking their Beach Music" to “Let It Whip." almost anyone can times. David Cary said that the only trouble he ever has find his or her preference. The dance floors at Zack’s This gives iuhggfmple forgetwhat they are doing and try to favorite brand of beer (which is second only to danc- the impression that more guys than w - 3th their drinks. ing as theofficial pastime of Zack's). so they readily are seldom empty which prompted me to wonder. how . girls came on this particular night. I didn't actually oufh'they‘just‘iorgetIV w.-.)They. don’t~ . 7-try ._to.sneak.17.: often people dance. This notice that more guys were there than girls. but their led to the next question: again. my instincts tell me that there is a good chance When asked what they liked best about working at (I) “How often do you that I might tend to notice the girls more readily. Zack's both Key and Cary replied. “The girls." ' ask/get asked to dance?" Once I was on the dancing aspect. I couldn‘t quit. so Renee Duffy. a cashier from Meredith said that (Keep in mind that this I plunged forward into my next set of questions. “the biggest problem I have is when the people get FINALLY. ASHOE THAT WALKS ASCOODAS IT LOOKS. is strictly an average of mad when the video machines eat their money." These questions are directed toward the girls Todd Baker has been a manager of Zack‘s for about _. Keith Highlanders. the all the people that I ask- because. for whatever reason. the guys do most of proudest name in shoes. All are true ed. so it is not precise.) the asking when it comes to dancing. I know that the three years. “I started out at this Zack's and moved handcrafted classics. afl'ordably priced. Traditional comfort On an average night at girls ask some. but I didn’t encounter very much of around to different ones. but now I‘m back in in saddle. buck or dress styles. - Zack's a guy will ask ap that on this visit. Raleigh." Baker said. 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September 10, 1982 Technician Features 5

Overeaters Anonymous

Overeaters learn control through 5elf-help group

Are you a compulsive overeater? If you can answer wise. was very easy to talk with about it. She has lost ‘ “Physically. even though I had lost a great deal of yes to any or all of the following questions then most 75 pounds and kept the majority of it off for 10 years. weight before Overeaters Anonymous. I was obsess- likely you fall into this category. However. in trying to maintain this weight loss. ed with my size and maintaining it. I was just as com Do you eat when you are not hungry? Do you eat to she developed a vicious cycle of drastic dieting and pulsive and as much out of control as when I was escape from worries or alliave you tried to binging which’kept her life unmanageable and often heavy. diet for a week or long only to fall short of your miserable. “I had no peace of mind. . , goal? , Q When asked what the program has done for her, “Since I‘ve come into the program I've made great Do you go on eating hinges for no apparent reason? she replied. “When I first came into the program. los- progress in bringing the binge/fast syndrome that Do you resent the advice of others who tell you to ing that last 10 or 15 pounds was the most important dominated my life to a halt. I‘ve learned moderation “use a little will power" to stop overeating? Do you thing to me. As soon as I grasped what the program in relation to food and my emotions. I've gained emo- have feelings of guilt and remorse after overeating? was all about. the Weight was not as important. tional stability and a relationship with a power Do you eat sensibly before others but make up for f “The most important lesson I have learned is to greater than myself. I‘ now accept my size and who I it when you are alone? Do you plan these secret like myself. I‘ve gained self-acceptance. and I now am. I am striving to practice moderation in all areas hinges ahead of time? realize that self-worth comes from within — not from of my life." Only you can answer these questions truthfully what the scales say. Katie. who has lost 60 pounds since August 1981 and decide if you are a compulsive over-eater. ,and who plans to lose 60 pounds more, shared with I knew the answers to them all. In fact. I answered ‘I felt hopeless because I did not think my me a fringe benefit the program has given her. yes to every one of them. I am now aware that I am a said. compulsive overeater and that it is okay to be one. I condition could be changed. I thought I had “My kids are the most amazing things." she no choice but to overeat compulsively for “My daughter said to me the other day. 'You know. am not the only person on campus with this problem. mom. you’re not all there any more.‘ " nor am I the only person in the world with it -: the the rest of my life. ’ When asked what Overeaters Anonymous has way I used to feel. replied. “Everything“ I thank my higher power that I found help through L done for her. she simply Overeaters Anonymous. I never have to binge again She said that these is so much more to tip program nothing else could.” or suffer the pain of a very poor self-image. I now than weight loss. Her eating affected her emotional- Overeaters Anonymous is not “a diet club. . have a choice as to whether I want to stop.eating or ly, physically and spiritually. Overeaters does not weigh you or care whether you not. Before I found Overeaters Anonymous. I had no As far as her emotions went. when she was eating are overweight. underweight or just the right size. choice. If I started binging I would eat myself silly. compulsively, she had no order in her life. She was an The members come in all shapes and sizes. and When test time came around. my weight would unproductive person and had lost control of many sometimes the weight problem is all between their usually go sky high. and my self-esteem would hit aspects of her life. - ears. But it exists and is very real to all the members. Editor’s note: This is a reprint from the February 17. rock bottom because of it. “Spiritually. I had no feeling of hope and no belief The members are all compulsive overeaters whether 132 edition of the Technician. Ifyou have a problem People in the organization are pretty open about in a power outside of myself." she said. “I felt they have lost 70 pounds or 5 pounds. with overeating, you'may want to take Overeaters what they were like before they found the program. hopeless because I did not think my condition could Have you ever felt that nothing could help you to Anonymous seriously. The first meeting on campus what happened to them and what they are like now. be changed. I thought I had no choice for the rest of deal with your eating habits? will be held in the board room of the Student Center Pam. who is almost where she wants to be weight my life. You are not alone. on Wednesday. September 15, at pm. —j Interested in Features writing? Contact Tim or SUsan 737-2411 ' Whenagoodfriendborrows yourcanthe tankmaynot NORTH canoum sure umven'snr's - Butthetrunkdoes. ' IRE

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The Jam delivers fresh sounds for pop in The Gift by Kimberly Frasier there is anartistic appraisal hard. fast punky song equal selection of fantastic death..onth etc. The lyrics singer and sbngwriter. to be made. Let's make it ”Happy Together.‘ It gets and 0K songs too.Running of The Gift resemble such a Weller also plays a good Editor and get it out of the way: your attention which is just On The Spot" has the same pattern. but the music is ap deal on the keyboards. Pete It seems like many of the The Jam is a great band. and what an unfamilar band cool characteristics of preciated. Wilson gives Weller a break bands currently growing Paul Weller. their principal needs to do. The second song “Ghosts" and is a good in- The Jam can definitely for the songs. “The Gift" and popular are from Australia singer and songwriter. is an takes on a cooler. calmer troduction to the shizarre play a steady beat of pop “Trans-Global Express." and England — well. here is important artist." personality. The name fits play of drums, cymbals. music. Steve Nichol does a Russ Henderson performs another The Jam. to be And there you have an perfectly — “Ghosts." trumpets and saxophonesIn super job as a trumpet the pop tapping on the steel credited to our mother coun- opinion that has become. “Precious" follows. and it "(ircus. player. Notes played come drums. try across the'Atlantic. . ' popular praise given In The is understandable why itv—hit straight from his heart — at For a fresh sound of music The British band's Jam. Such compliments number one over in Planner’s dream least it sounds that way. .heckout The Jam. The Gift is pop music influenced with have carried The Jam to the England. The music moves And Keith Thomas plays should be opened up by the a touch of punk and top of the record charts ll" continuously in pop tempo. “The Planner's Dream just as well on the sax- music lovers of pop. rock‘n'roll to add flavor. The England. Slowly they are be- The measures of trumpets. Goes Wrong" has a Mexican ophone. This album receives a three members of the hand ing accepted by American saxophones and cymbals background of music to it. Besides being the lead four-star rating. fifitfi began sharing their talents music listeners. make this selection a but that seems to be the on- with Britian back in '77 and Its latest album. The Gift. favorite. ly appealing factor. “Carna- have proven their musical is the band's sixth release "Just Who Is The 5 tion." "Town Called Malice" abilities to a "T." and should be listened to. ()‘Clock Hero?" and "Trans- and "The Gift" are all right. "Theres need to re With two of the songs — “A Global Express" are but “Precious" remains the Sinners stem iterate that The Jam was Town Called Malice" and mediocre. There are no most enjoyed. there at the beginning and “Precious" — having cap‘ special words to describe Nothing is mentioned by Karl Samson was one of the originals." tured the number one Split them. Actually after hearing about the lyrics themselves states Richard Grabel in the on the British charts as pop "Precious" it would be with because after listening to so Entertainment Writer New YourRocker.) singles. it should do fairly some difficulty to say either many albums. the words all Star Wars Tonight. 6:45 11 pm; “But beyond its authentic W's”!!! well here of these are any better. seem to circle around Sat. 7. 9:15 & 11 Pm. credentials and longevity. The Gift._‘opens with a Side two consists of an similar topics — love. hate. Stew art Theatre Admission: $1 George Lucas took the world by force when he Band 5hguld behearrd released this comic book space fantasy in 1977. ("I-00 Although the characters in this film are strongly delineated good guys wear white and bad guys wear black —. the real stars are the special effects. Loverboy concert receives high ratings RZD2. CBPO. holograms. the Death Star. banthas, other special effects by Rick Allen wasted no time in involving the crowd in the. show. boy playing with unbelievable energy. the crowd fighter rockets and thousands of During the first half of the show. Loverboyplayed picked up and returned the force ten-fold. make this the, greatest sci-.fi picture ever filmed. Assistant Entertainment Editor some of its lesser known material. Nevertheless Loverboy gave one encore.. They sang long ver- Robert Blalack. "who will lecture at 9 p.m.. was par- Have'you'e'v'er‘ heard someone say. "You should Loverboy sold every line to the audience. sions of “It's Over" and “Emotional." Throughout the tially responsible for the phenomenal success of Star; _ have been there — it was unbelievable?" Well you establishing a rapport between audience and per- latter part 'of the concert. it was possible to pick 'out Wars. He produced miniature optical effects and should have been at Dorton Arena last Thursday formers. the voices of the audience as they sang along with the supervised the mechanical. optical and electronic night. Loverboy was hot. Loverboy played its‘own special brahd of high hand. film techniques. John Waite. formerly of the Baby's. and his band energy rock. Songs like “Working For The For “Emotional" Reno and Dean split Dorton Blalack's visual effects company. Praxis Film opened the show for Loverboy. ’ Despite poor Weekend" "Lady Of The 80's" and “Lucky One's" Arena into two groups. A and B. They then had both Works. has contributed to the production of Altered acoustics and unfinished sound adjustments. Waite kept everyone standing throughout the night. sides cheer against each other. It was unbelievable. States, Airplanel, Blues Brothers, Cat People. 'started the show rockin'. He was well-received by the Halfway through the concert. drummer Matt Football fans should be infused with that much Wolfen and several other films and television pro crowd. The highlight of his set was the song “Head Frenette. let fly with a rousing drum solo. This was energy and spirit. A final laser demonstration and grams. Praxis Film Works supervises robotics First" by the Baby's. After a 45 minute set. Waite followed by lead guitarist Mike Dean and his guitar the end of the song made'for a fitting finale to an ab- design. miniature model design and construction. op- and company left the stage to make way for the main solo. Both were simply awesome — both men solutely tremendous concert. tical printing and animation among many other attraction. “rocked-out." . Technically the concert was superior. Although duties. Loverboy started the show with a bang. pounding Loverboy did not have an elaborate system with its hit "Jump.” The crowd did just that as they dhnc- Better second half mega-spotlights. fog machines and explosions. the Ragtime Sun. 6 & 9_p.m. ed and clapped. Mike Reno. lead singer of the group. system they did have was more than adequate. The Stewart Theatre Admission: $1 The second half of Loverboy's concert was even laser light demo could have made the show by itself. Milos Forman. director of One Flew Over the better than the first half. They displayed a spec- but as it was the lasers only enhanced the concert. Cuckoo’s Nest. took on an immense task when he SPECIAL STUDENT tacular laser light show which was overshadowed by Loverboy made the show. The sound was excellent decided to shoot E. L. Doctorow's Ragtime. What OFFER such songs as "The Kid Is Hot Tonight," “Turn Me after Waite's performance, and all the kinks in a emerged was a passionate film which encompasses Loose" and “Take Me To The Top." The song “Take “live" system had been ironed out. many aspects of life in turn-of-the-century America. MAJOI CREDIT CARDS Me To The Top" began with a three—sided laser It must be mentioned that Dorton Arena was only Rich. .poor, blacks. immigrants, love and hatred all pyramid appearing out of the darkness over keyboar- about twothirds full. but the performance Loverboy come crashing together in this volatile drama. Tired of being hassled becauSe you dist Doug Johnson. If the beat of song didn't bring .gave was equal to a Madison Square Garden spec- Howard Rollins gives a fiery performance as a pro don’t havea major credit card? Dorton Arena to its feet. the band's showmanship tacular. ud black man who resorts to terrorism when legal m‘r‘ ‘1‘“; 3g did. 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TrOOper needs talent development to gain fame by Rick Allen The notions ol the band1s Underhill bass and vocals strumentals on this song. composed of singer- joined the band. and However most of the; Assistant Entertainment songwriter Ra McGuire and Trooper was born. songs on the album sound Editor guitarist Brian Smith. The Trooper is well-known in suspiciously alike. There is Canada has brought us two met as teenagers while Canada where it has had little. if any. variation in several very good. if not in a pop-rock band. Later several gold and platinum style from song to song. The great. bands. Rush and they signed on with Randy albums. It also holds the band is diverse in its ability Loverboy are two that in- Bachman of Bachman highest record sales mark to go from rocker to love stantly come to mind. Turner Overdrive under his for a Canadian-made album. song. but it does not change Another is Trooper. With its recording label. The diversity of the group style. Same lead singer. latest album. Money Talks. The rest of the group: is easily seen from the same hack-up. etc. Trooper is reaching for a Robert Deans —- keyboards. rockin' song “Money Talks" The album was produced share of the American Tommy Stewart — drums to the soothing melody by Mike Flicker who also market. and vocals and Dani "Could‘ve Been Me." produced Heart‘s first AAAA‘AAAAAAAA‘AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAA‘ “Could've Been Me" tells album. So the engineering “vvv'vwvvv v—vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv the story of a young couple leaves nothing to be desired. who. though still friends. Trooper has played with somehow lose their love and the likes of Heart and Peter each other. Frampton. --AAAA- Side one of the album is There is nothing outstan- AAAAA‘AAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAALAAAA vvvvvvvv up tempo with “Lookin' For ding about this album. but is Trouble" and "Ready For there anything terribly from The Night." The latter song wrong with it? The band is UAB is having a casino night this evening concerns the typical rock good. maybe very good if 8:30 until midnight. The night willinclude such theme: “Just relax — hey one likes its style. casino games as Blackjack. Chuck-O-Luck. Craps and it's gonna be easy/There All in all. Trooper shows Roulette. Prizes will be auctioned off for chips at the ain't' nothing to worry about the ability to go places if it conclusion of gaming. The admission price of $3.50'in- at all/Anything we do is gon- can unlock that little extra cludes gaming chips. beverages. hors d'oeuvres and na be all right/We're ready presence that separates a entertainment. It will take place'1n the Ballroom on for the nite." good group from a great one. 53':.5.'1 the second floor of the student center Tickets are Get the picture: A lot of This album. receives a available at the door. attention is paid to the in— three-star rating. iii Amemm-Trooper. Collections. reflectié'ns. figures. patterns and still life are among the images explored in “Black and Auditions coming classifieds White and Color." a show featuring photographs by Classifiedscm 15¢perwordwttha DESIGNER "T' SHIRTS. You design. we NEED EXTRA CASH? Fed up With low 111 LEASED PARKING 112 block to your April Hart and watercolors by Missie Dickens. two Up for ninimum charge of $2.25 per insertion primOneorahmdredCreeteenidemi come? Excellent opportunity to earn cash budding gtaranteed space. Call for Chapel Hill artists. The exhibit will run until. production All eds must be prepaid. Mail check and ty for your club, group, or dorm. Atlantic while 311an money on healthful details 83¢5IBO or 832—6282, September 26. Auditions for Thompson dance is needed to complete ad to Cluelfloda. PO. Box 5698 Col Impressions arRebigh 8329425 nutritious loads 787 3631 or 787-2973 TOM, Happy Big 30, Thursday. 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ACC to suffer woeful weekend Talent,’ leadership As the weekend approaches. college foot- ‘ ball is gearing up for another banner season. State. A few teams opened last week. but most will get underway this Saturday. Five ACC . yield diVidends schools will see action against non- Terry Keever conference foes. Pro-season ACC favorite North Carolina played Pitt Thursday night. Swami. Clemson will be idle after its disheartening ‘ loss to Georgia. and Duke will celebrate its waiting for -— Stnte versus East Carolina. fer hustling Ogu big victory over the Volunteers of Ten- The Pirates have been looking for the Pack nessee as it takes the weekend off. since last season. State coach Monte Kiffin Conference play hasn't begun. but three will have the Wolfpack up for the contest non-conference opponents felt the rath of and. even though the Pirates have a potent by Devin Steele In the VEfpack's opening defeat13 Sports 50 win ov UNC-Charlotte the ACC last weekend. Clemson's offense. I am picking the Pack in another this past weekend. Ogu the only blemish on the ACC's record. blowout. Another shutout is possible if Work That Sucker To booted two goals and added however. that statistic will change pressure is consistently put on ECU's Death. Xavier's latest hit two assists a slightly dramatically after Saturday's contests. quarterback. Greg Stewart. The Pack will single and one of many funk- aboveaverage output with a Four of the five ACC games will result in run its record to 2-0In its quest for respect. aerobic tunes on the airways little added twist. His two defeats for ACC squads. Three won't even Kentucky coach Jerry Claiborne will win these days. could apply to assists gave him 28 for his : be close. One should be a contest but will go his first game after leaving Maryland. as‘ State's Chris Ogu. career. good for an ACC down in the loss column. Overall the Kansas State will fall to the Wildcats in a A junior striker on the record for first assists. Not weekend will prove disastrous for the ACC. close battle. Oklahoma's Scenes-s will blow Wolfpack soccer team. Ogu Two of the blowouts will come at the out West Virginia and should soon be in the bad in only his third col- hands of Southeastern Conference teams: top 20 where they belong. Perennial nobody is a hustler in one of the legiate season. Alabama faces world's most physically mechanical Alabama and Auburn. Cal Poly-8L0 will edge Fresno State in ‘ demanding sports where Ogu. a Tech in the most lopsided contest. West Coast action. The Richmond Sfldern the name of engineering major. doesn't Alabama coach Bear Bryant will chalk up will fall to Carolina (South Carolina) in run-and-gun is look to score the goal as another victory for the Crimson Tide and another blowout. Prairie View will blow the the game. Ogu. from Lagos. often as he looks to engineer legacy. The Tide will drawn the Nigeria. is a sprinter. a go handing out an add to his sex off Southwest Texas State in a battle of getter. one who carries his the play by Yellow Jackets with ease. the as yet still unbeatens. athletic ability to the fullest. assist when opportunity Another SEC team. Auburn. should . His hustle. along with his knocks. demolish the Demon Deacons in another Other Action skill, ,has yielded huge “When I get the ball. what blowout. Wake coach Al Groh better say his dividends since he first pick- I aim for first is to get the prayers in 'order to prevent another Blowenta ed up a “football" (i.e. soccer ball into the 18." he said. blowout like last season's Clemson calamity. Winners Losers ball) in his early childhood. “Then. I look for an open The powerful Tiger's offensive punch will Before coming to State. man." K0 the Deacs in three. Appalachian State James Madison which is a big addition in The Wolfpack front line. The Nittnny Lions will hand Maryland Tennessee Iowa State itself. he played for the consisting of Ogu. Sam coach Bobby Ross a lossIn his first game at Arkansas Tulsa Nigerian National Team for Okpodu and Prince Afejuku. ,. the Terrapin helm. Penn State coach Joe Missouri Army five years. competing all should be the strongest in Staff photo by Undo Brafford Paterno will give Ross a lesson in graceful Nebraska Iowa over the world in places like the conference. Ogu. the winning. Ross will need it because he will Favored Bulgaria. Yugoslavia. Italy ACC's fifth top scorer Stats strhr Chris Ogu has hustled his way into the ACC record book. win quite a few before he's through at Stanford Purdue and West Germany. His behind Okpodu (3rd) and the business world. Ogu May or December of ‘84. away from the sharks." he Maryland but not this one. Temple Syrcuse team also participated in the Afejuku (4th). moves back to hopes to continue to utilize . “That added to my interest. said. Virginia will play the Midshipmen of Citadel Presbyterian World Cup Tournament. the striker position this his soccer ability to the I love to tackle problems. Ogu will continue to Navy in a close contest. Both squads are Slight Edges His soccer talents have season after a oneyear stint fullest. And I would like to build stroke his way to good for- coming off losing seasons and should be fair- in the midfield. things for use by human be tune on the soccer field as he ly evenly matched. but Navy will win in the Tennessee H VMI also paid off in his first two Ogu played a big role in “I intend to play about continues to “work that best matchup of the weekend. East seasons as a Wolfpacker. As four more years wherever I ings." all been Northwestern Indiana a freshman. he took second State‘3 17-31 record and its get the chance to." he said. His College Inn room’ sucker to death." And now to the one you've team all-ACC honors. tally- first--ever NCAA bid. Even ”I don't want my talent to mate. freshman midfielder ing 33 points on ozen with the departure of four just die. I want to help Sam Owoh. played against Pack booters to be challenged by strong Erskine goals and as many assists. A starters. he still sees poten- younger players. I will do him in the national league year ago. he grabbed first- tial for the team having that anywhere in the cludes nine NCAA teams honors and similar successes. "I played for the Bendel by Devin Steele “They've got good speed and recorded 15 shutouts in two team league “We have people who are world." Insurance Football Club Assistant Sports Editor ball control." seasons which should make Wednesday by defeating became the first Wolfpack working hard and doing a Though well-travelled. against him." Ogu said. “I Most notably among its for an interesting matchup Georgia State. ~Erskine player ever to earn a berth tremendous job." he said. Ogu still hasn‘t been home didn't come in contact with State's soccer team's returning players. Erskine with State's offensive- duels Campbell today. on the prestigious first-team "Our players are well- since coming to State. him much because I was toughest test of the early returns a first-team NAIA minueu IIum. line. The Wolfpack will be all-South unit. as he scored disciplined and well- “I~ am definitely playing on the wing. and he season will come Saturday all-America in Anton Cor- All-America candidate without the services of 43 points on 11 goals and 21 behaved. Most importantly. homesick." he said. “I was on the halfback position. when the Wolfpack opens its neal. an honorable mention Beron Skinner and Tom senior fullback Dan Allen. assists. have the desire to shoot haven't been home in over home schedule with Erskine all-America goalkeeper in Keiner are the strongest Er- who stretched a knee liga- AndOgu's accolades con- we two years. I can't call home “He was interested in at 2 pm. on Lee Field. Matt Beyer . and senior skine newcomers. ment in State's opening 60 tinue to roll in this season. for the national because it costs coming to State. Seeing Erskine. under the diree victory over UNC-Charlotte. Prior to the Pack's opener. tournament." too often Frank (Moniedafe). Sam. Erskine. a reputable defender Hose Gamboa. Cor- Ogu's summer was spent about 12 to 15 dollars for Prince and. me here. he NAIA power. will invade neal. a striker. played on tion of seven-year coach “One of the biggest pro- State coach Larry Gross and has — three minutes — just Wolfpack Country with all .Trinadad's national team Ralph Lundie. opened its blems we'll have is having a his soccer staff named him like much of his life enough to say hello." ..wanted to play here." desires. tempest the Pack. -three years. Beyer has l6-game schedule which in‘ cocaptain out." Gross said. tri-captain with Francis traveling. He worked in According to Nigerian Althugh‘ pressing during " which is preseasonally rank-_ Moniedafe and Dan Allen -— New Orleans part of the nine the season. Ogu enjoys play As the after the latter two were summer before working at standard. he has ing tennis. going to movies ed 4th in the South. soccer clinics at Guilford brothers and four sisters. to music defending NAIA District already named. College in Greensboro and but only one natural brother ‘ and listening Six Champion. it has won “During preseason prac— at the Naval Academy in from his mother. whenever possible. that title 10 times in the STAB WABS NIGHT tice. Chris was named by the Maryland. “I have only one brother "I love music. Back home. past 13 years. coaching staff as captain “This is the first summer from my mother. We call we play all styles of music. “We will have a stiff test." Friday Hight,September 10, 1982 STEWART THEATER because of his tremendous that I didn't go to summer cousins brothers and sisters We call music that is played he said. “This is definitely leadership and hard work." school." he said. “I needed a in my country." here foreign music. That the' biggest game of the Gross said. “It was the first academics after Ogu plans to pursue an that we play at home is call- month. They're-\a very Robert Blalack time I've ever added on a break from when the ed native music. When I distinguished team. They LECTURE: "Movie Magic" captain after practice had going to school for two engineering career came here. I seemed to straight years. I love pass— time comes. which influenc— have the best team in their Vlsual Effects for Star Wars: begun. But we felt he was a talent on to others. ed his decision to come to notice the differences in school's history. It's gonna Oscar Winner for Best Special dominant force. I would say ing my school as much as soccer did. styles of music. I like be an interesting contest." he is probably the most “And I love to travel. always everything from country to The game is the first dominant collegiate player Playing for the NigerianNa- ”My mother funk" 9:00 PM. in thecountry because of his tional team and coming to wanted me to be a doctor. meeting between the two give; engineer or an He also enioysswimming. schools. m-v--‘v~Shadow": 9v 1.. Pill-II ‘9(IQ skill and pure athletic abili- the United States has agriculturalist." said Ogu. but\he only swims one style. ' "They'll come abus with’a if? ty. He'5 a tremendous me the chance to see many lot of speed." Gross said. athlete. parts of the world. I like to who expects to graduate in “That's all it takes to get “He‘s just a great player meet international people OOGCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCCOQOOOOOCOOOOOOOO because of his speed. agility and see the different and balance." Gross con- cultures of the world. 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State quarterback Tol Malapropisms make breadcasts exciting Avery it this week's Technician Athlete-of- the-week. Avery com- pleted 13 of 25 pass at Tomorrow‘night’s game with East Carolina figures to be field of play). Tennis of. tempts for 170 yards and . the Pirate's Super Bowl. State is the only ACC team left on Sports, As I See It ficials. however. are rather the Pirates schedule. They've been dropped by UNC. Duke thin-skinned and seem to be two touchdowns as he led and Wake Forest. and they’re not too happy about it. the exception to this. 1 say the Pack to a 26—0 victory East Carolina has not played this season. while the Bruce Winkworth let the players argue. and over Furman in the grid- Wolfpack worked out its first-game jitters against Furman give the officials the final . ders’ opening game. last week. On the other hand. the Pirates will have game rounds first and heads for second. Here's the throw. and he trump card. The senior from Four film of the Pack.,a luxury Monte Kiffln and his staff won't slides in safely with a stand-up double." Great stuff. e e l" Oaks had his best effort have in return. Kiffin sees thit as a sword which cuts both The Triangle area has its own malapropism artist in Don A final and sad note is the since early last season in ways. Shes of WTVD in Durham. a recent Durham Bulls death of Ken Boyer. the the victory that left the “Ordinarily. you'd like to have something they” haven’t broadcast. the Hagerstown Suns' rightfielder sang the na- former great third baseman Pack at 1-0. Avery. who seen to usejsgainst them.” said Kiffin. “We used just about tional anthem. Afterwards. Shea. complimenting him onthe for the Cardinals. Boyer had to win back his job in everything we had against Furman. so we won't be doing 'fine job said. “And that's why America is our national learned he had cancer a lit- fall practice after an off anything they haven't seen us do on film. But we have done pastime.” He really said that. Gotta love it. tle over a year ago. and ' year last year. rallied the those things in game situations. and they haven’t." Still on the subject ofbroadcasting. did anybody else hear since. that time. baseball Pack from a 0-0 tie in a State's running backs are still banged up. The loss of Wally Ausley come back from a commercial break in the people. led by Billy Martin Tectnicisnfilcphoto 19-point third quarter. fullback Vince Evan is a blowsbutlwill have to be dealt Furman game and say he was coming to you live from Rid» and Boyer's brothers Clcte with. Rickey Iaom and Andre Marks will simply have to do dick Stadium? I still have some aspirations ofdoingplay-by- and Cloyd. rallied to the Athlete of the the job. Back-up I-baek Mike Killer. a freshman. is still hur- play work. and it's nice to know that announcers like ‘ause in a valient but futile ting. and Joe llclntosh. the star of the show. is not at top Ausley. who is one ofthe very best in the business. can drift effort to raise funds to "ar- speed either. McIntosh took some hard'shots against Fur- off into space from time to time. I thought I was the only range treatments that might ' Wee]: man. one. prolong the battle. Despite all this. the Pack should be favored to run its 0 O 0 Boyer was the National record to 2-0. I don't predict scores. but I'm sure Mr. Kelley Those die-hard NFL fans out there had better prepare for League's Most Valuable has consulud the crystal ball for an up to the minute pro- a long autumn. The news from the player’s association ap- Player in 1964. and led the State lacrosse program dropped 7 gnostication. pears to be strike all the way. The parallels to the baseball Cardinals to a thrilling O O I strike are. in a word. striking. Instead ofstrikingright from seven-game World Series In a «Salton that was done outside North Carolina even fielded a lacrosse team The battle for the National League West continues to the beginning. they are going to play a few games to pique triumph that year over the reached last June by the since lacrosse i5 not a sport in two recent seasons they boil. Wednesday's 1211 Braves victory over the Dodgers your interest. and then pull the rug out from under you. New York Yankees. fur/~State Athletics Council. played by many youngsters would have won the Cup. was one of those wild ones that happens only so often bet- , How 'bout them a plea? whom brother Clete played State has dropped its varsi- in this state. With that also Also perennial winner ween pennant contenders. Anyone who complains that . The question s. how many games will it take to wipe a dazzling third base ty lacrosse program in ‘ a came out-of-state games on North Carolina also will not baseball is boringshould have seen it. It wasn'tall slugging. out the whole season? The baseball strike erased a full third himself. Boyer later went on mat" 5 ply with NCAA the State schedule with the pick up those automatic either. Dodger centerfielder Ken Landreauw made a of the 1981 season. but they still played around 110 games to manage' the Cardinals rule changes as well as hut exceptions of North eight points they have tremedous sliding catch to save a run. and Braves pitcher each. Ifthe NFL stays out for six weeks. that leaves only 10 before retiring from coats and concentrate more Carolina and Duke. " received the last couple of Donnie Moore's barehanded catch hurt just to watch. but games. A strike any longer than that wouldn't leave enough baseball. on soccer according to State years in the Carmichael race what a play. Those seven homers were fun. too. Boom. games to make for a legitimate season. But as I said before. Sometimes the sheer mor- athletic officials. State head The reduction of State as they have won two It would be interesting to get an on-the-record reaction the football strike will not leave the sports fan as high and tality ofhuman beings is lost soccer coach Larry Gross frbm the ACC lacrosse race straight NCAA Champion- from ABC-TV to a Braves appearance in the play-offs. dry as the baseball strike did. on us until one of our heroes has handled both programs means the sport will pro ships in the sport. While ABC has the network rights to the League Cham- The more the brats come outofthe woodwork. the more I from childhood is struck since coming to State five bably no longer be‘an ACC “Based on the total lack of pionship Series' this year. each team in the play-offs can do enjoy watching professional tennis. For so long tennis has down in such an awful way. you-Isa Carmichael Cup sport. a fact talent within the state since its own broadcast of the games as well. This presents no been such a stuffy sport. especially, at Wimbledon. that I Cancer is about as horrible a The NCAA reduced that will please both State the sport's not played and problem to the networks if a non-cable team makes it to the couldn't take it seriously. It's nice to see people like John way to die as there is. and if .scholarships from 80 to 70 and Clemson fans. Five the inability to perpetuate play-offs. but the Braves’ broadcasts reach an estimated 22 McEnroe and Ilie Nastase add color to a colorless game by this can happen to Ken for non-revenue sports. schools must field a sport scholarships. I felt ad- million homes. giving ABC and its Howard Cosell-tainted contesting questionable calls instead of just bowing and Boyer. it can just as easily Also. most of State's before it becomes an ACC ministratively it was a wise rendition of baseball coverage good reason to squirm. The scraping like good. dignified little boys. happen to any of us. lacrosserecruitinahadtobe sport. Should Clemson have desidon." Gross sard.‘ last thingABC wants is to give the public a good alternative I guess one of the reasons to Cosell. I like baseball so much is 0n the subject ofbaseball broadcasting. there's nothing I that a manager can go out enjoy more than a good malapropism artist. Before you go and put on a show over a call scrambling to your dictionaries. a malapropism is a misuse he disagrees with. In tennis. of language which distorts the meaning of the intended this is considered bad man— words. a la Archie Bunker. ners. Can you imagine Earl San Diego‘s fine play-by-play announcer Jerry Coleman Weaver or Billy Martin sit- has bad so many malapropism that The Book of Sports ting politely by while um- Lists quotes his 10 best. My two personal favorites are: pires butcher calls? Umpires "There‘s a long fly ball. Winfield races back to the wall. He and referees are not always hits his head against the wall. and it's rolling back toward right. and they will freely the infield.” and “He hits it intothe gap in leftcenter. He admit this (away from the \u\‘\‘\\\~"\\\\~\\.~‘~§\\\\s\‘\m“\~‘\s ssssss s\\\‘\ss\\ »

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From the latest re rts comif1g out of Green- ville. the East Caronna football roster sounds Sideline more like the patient list at a M.A.S.H. unit. East Carolina head football coach Ed Emory. 0/ . William Terry commonly known to ECU fans as “E”. listed some players that are not going to be available to him Kelley Saturday at 7 p.m. when the Pirates tak: on State in Carter-Finley Stadium as the two rivals lock horns again. The game is the opener for the Bucs Insight. while State will be lining up with a 1-0 mark after whitewashing Furman 26-0 last week. week‘s game being one of only two Division I—A Tailback Jimmy Walden and linebacker Mike schools to blank its opponent. Nevada Las Vegas was Grant. the Pirates’ top returning running back and the other victim as they were cleaned 27-0 by tackler. respectively. are both out for the Brigham Young. weekend. . The Pack ‘D’. a youthful group. put together a good Although the ECU coach does have room for game despite their ages. The veteran. backfield concern. he appeared to be just laying the grou’nd— played up to expectations while the junior 'work for an excuse for losing earlier'1n the week linebackers, Vaughn Johnson and Andy Hendel. led when he said. “Monte (State head football coach the team in tackles. The inexperienced line also Kiffin) was complaininglabout his players missing played well with freshman Anthony Hicks coming in practice because of a virus. At least with a virus and playing well for the injured Mitch Rushing. hes going to get them back. You don't get’em Hicks is slated to sta ' Saturday. Stall photo by Clayton Brinkley back when they put a cast on it." ense is switchin State'5 Joe McIntosh, who suffered a hip-pointer in the Certainly thePaglia?and he Pack have both gWolfpsck opener, slips past this Furrnan defender. hadinjury problem th . . State will need some consistency from its kick- services of fullback 1nce . . ast si to real game\ -. ing game as the season goes~along. but this game eightweeks. and . - -“‘ up. OI. er of the off may not be decided on a kick —- but then again? injuries include ano ” M ke Miller. ecu We end Jody Shun .. the Pack. . top two Basically the Pirates have several advantages Kiffin sees that as a trade-off in advantages and rushers las ies. But and several disadvantages. The offense is new and believes neither team will benefit greatly. Kiffin expec f; than the could surprise the Pack, but then again they could “It’s like we're playing another opener." he said. Paladins 1: make mistakes. The defense should be outmanned "People change defenses and they change offenses 0n the [State. the by State’3 veteran offense, but ‘the Pack hasn't and you don't know what they're going to do. We’re Wolfpack hat has had seen the Pirates defense. ; {I expected. going to really have to be able to adjust during the , another week oupled with It's an iffy game for State, but the verdict could game. You can prepare for this and that. but there's . terback Tol be a majority for the Pack. no way you can prepare for everything. Avery seemed “It's always better to have seen a team in action. Y- "You’ve got to go on what they did last year on State. but. just like facing Furman. the only thing we can Other than the1njury situation.the game shapes defense. Offensivley we don’t really have anything to to compliment do is anticipate," Kiffin said. “We’ll take the ap- up as a typical East Carolina—State clash. Both go on. It works both ways. The fact we were out ‘ hampered by in- proach that we}ve got to get better than we were schools are coming off losing seasons. Although there and our kids got some nervousness out of their juries.although star r . ._ cIntosh tallied 130 against Furman. We',ve got to have better tackl- State holds a 9-8 advantage over the Pirates in the systems gave them some confidence. But by the same yards last weekend. A11 ' ‘A’ ' will be the Pack's ing, better blocking and better execution.” popular series. East Carolina has had its moments token they saw us. It looked like they were having a starting fullback after ng well in Evans' Emory seems to have set himself up well win or against the Pack such as the 28-23 win over State staff meeting in the end zone before the game." absence last week. . lose. The Buc-Pack matchup is always a big con- in 1977. the Bucs last win over State. For State Although neither team has ever recorded a East Carolina. meanwhile. will use bas1cally a 5-2 test. but Big Ed1s prepared for a possible blowout. there will be an advantage in having played one shutout in the 12-gan1e set. this could be a prime time defense. The defensive backfield has a couple of “E2" may equal “MC" this week more concern. game.- and for East Carolina there will be an ad- for State to come out unscathed. but it’s not likely. juniors and seniors -to defend 'while the line is a STATE ...... 30 vantage in having seen State play. State’s defense performed admirably in last younger group. ECU ...... 6

East Carolina—hosts Wolfpack spikers in opener Beat the Bucs Carolina. a team that is those kids know who State 'slots will be filled by seniors PAR GOLF slowly gaining national- is." Joan Russo and Martha Planned Parenthood' .— Assistant Sports Editor power status. State's strongest position Sprague and freshman set Ia After several weeks of The Pirates are coached is the middle slo . to be oc- ter Terre Welch. Corrine ofGreater Raleigh preseason practice. State’s by former State player Lynn cupied by fresh an Diane Kelly and Debbie George volleyball team is ready to Davidson. Ross and sophomore Laurie are battling for the last star- We're Planned Parenthood and we're here for you --.I—.Is.sist-amen?“ open its season. according to "This is a very important Hagen. ting position. when you need services and information that is Wolfpack coach Pat match for both teams." said State's other starting always confidential. Our services include: What-es«segues-HM Hielscher. Hielscher. Avhose team has OBirrh Oofitrol 0MedicalExams isthmus-Juan. “We're ready to play." never lost to the Pirates in 0Pregnancy Testing 0 V. D. Information said Hielscher. whose team the regular fall season. “It’s scrimmages Duke Sunday at not a buffer by any means. Remember, we're 6 p.m. in Durham. “We’ve "Lynn wants to beat us. 833-PLAN Irvin Bulking—Suitec. v"230 had the best pro-season She did last year in the .SpeCiai Fee For COI‘ w mumz‘. 27a I mmmmmmr] ever. and we came through USVBA spring season. but it lege Students (morass-7534 -Stsdssts.$edsr01laeu,ldss it injury-free. That's the doesn’t really count unless w... — he'Me,”5 first time we've ever done its NCAA play. She's got A ‘Party' You'll (WW.) that." the best team in ECU’s Never Forget! 172-5261 But. the Pack jumps right school history. She's done a 5115 into the flame when it good job recruiting. In fact. Bring Your Friendsll I’LMMYO/aiWHO...—01Cpl”M travels to Greenville Tues- three of her players were at Students With i.D.'s witnessed-yea“ day night to battle East our camp this summer. so Just $2.50 STUDIO Shows 1:00 99:!!! Asoarlos up re 12171? m7liITWTIZTTTliI Sun. at 3:30. 5:15, 189:!!! was: or PREGNANCY The last word in first quality menswear. Specials Late Showing gifitiiiwiilitifiitiiififittittl’ 3135 Fri — Sat. at 11.M Abortions‘fioni 18 to 16 weeks at additional charge. pregnancy test. birth control I983 MISS NORTH and problem prenancy counseling. For further infon CAROLINA- motion callWharf!” number ”221-269) bet- “HILARIOUS“ MARI mu. llSA PAGEANT ween 9AM. - RM weekdays. “GynClinic” mm.ur.m10ve.encauom,si1aw1 The official preliminaryto the TheHubua WWW!!!" -.Vlneenlconbv N..v Times MISS USA and MISS IINIVEISE RALEIGH WOMEN'S HEALTH . ‘ "DANDY. rascmmo.counu.1no PAGEANT ORGANIZATION Samantltmiragemz MI" as: Rosa. N..v 0&me N0 rnrommc ’17 w.” M“ 8‘. 111381 F1ll.(.mlxrccVaI|cyMall.Raleigh9l9/782 (1657 “VERY STRONG WINDA“ON... TALENT REQUIRED “of... NC 27808 AllAl ’ You can wm lame and fortune as North Caro lina'arepresentative inthenationallytelevised “RIP-ROAM 1W!COMEDY!” MISS USA PAGEANT The searchIsontofind leen.Corroll NV DollyNews Miss North Carolina-USA for 1983 Entrants “NOT‘I’O II AWWW!" will be judged on beauty. poise and personal. EXPIRES. 9/18/82 .1 '\ NOM'MNYPON (XX.‘ Ity. The Miss North Carolina-USA Pageant will _ "TAKE THIS AS AN INVITATION j‘3‘ , betelevised livefromtheReynoldsAuditorium . ..'OOI' win one woaiv . in Winston-Salem on November 27th with the . I[ANN|N[ [00;] preliminaries on Friday. November-26m. To ' FREE T-SHIRT O i Miss qualifyapplicants mustbebeheeen 18 a24as Bring in this coupon and get a FREE T-SHIRT l m. Nomi CarolinaIISA aparenl“MM 1983 single. never been married ... l when you buy any regularly priced athletic my“ To OBTAIN FREE ENTRY INFORMATION: Send name. address. age shoes l ssssssessssssssssssssse and telephone to: Miss North Carolina-USA. clo Tel-Air Interests. Inc.. LIMIT ONE COUPON l “Directed b .1755 NE 149 Street. Miami. FL33181. Ph. (305)944-3288. a PER CUSTOMER 2520 HILLSBOROUGH ST. l l‘Ireoler“floromp'l 'eeeeseeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. 821-5085 (Across from OH. Hill Library Near Brother’s Pizza) l antennae

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