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Proposal Set to revise

immigration standards

by Shelley Hendrickson proud of both the reputation “Immigration can continue Assistant News Editor and the history of this coun- to serve the national in- Editors note: new bill is be- try as a land of opportunity terests, if the law is ing introduced into the and refuge. We believe that' reasonably amended to be ap- Senate that would affect the this reputation and history propriate for contemporary legal imigration of foreign have generally had a positive conditions and if the law can students. In part one of this effect on America." be enforced. This will in no article (“Immigration bill af- Simpson believes that the way be inconsistent with fects state students”) original Act is outdated. American tradition." ‘citizenship’ was used incor- “Current U.S. immigration _ Regulation of immigration rectly in place of ‘permanent policy is no longer adequate is not a new concept, accor- residence’. A foreign student to deal with modern condi- ding to Simpson. must be a permanent resi- tions, including the growing “Immigration to the dent for ﬁve years before immigration pressure on the United States has been they can apply for citizen- United States," he said. limited in various ways for ship. “Immigration to the U.S. is more than a century and has The goal of the new Senate ‘out of control’ and it is been subject to forms of bill, called 8.2222, is to revise perceived that way at all numerical limitation for over and reform the already ex- sixty years," he said. isting Immigration and Na- ‘Current U.S. im- Although the words on the tionality Act, thus dealing migration policy is no Statue of Liberty welcome people, America does not with many immigrants, not longer adequate . . . ’ foreign students singularly. have as much space as it used “The Committee bill is in- to and because of this, tended to increase control SenatorAlan K. . something must be done in over both illegal and legal im- Simpson the way of control, according Staff photo by Patrick Chapman migration,” Senator Alan K. to Simpson. “It is imperative...that Current legislation could send foreign students back to their native Simpson 0f Wyoming said in levels of government and by country for two years after graduation. Only after this two-year Americans perceive that this the report. the American people - in- period could the individual apply for permanent residence. Simpson thinks that the deed by people all over the great country is no longer U.S.‘s attraction to people of world.” one vast, underdeveloped immigrants can be an at- are allowed to enter will seek other nations has caused the Simpson said he feels that space and resources, with a tribute to America, but to assimilate into American need to revise the entire Im- reform is absolutely relatively small population. because of our technology, society, adopting and suppor- migration and Nationality necessary if America is to re- “In an earlier t1me" he policy should be very select. ting the public values, beliefs Act. main stable. However, he said, “the nation could “Immigrants scan "' benefit and customs underlying “No other country in the said he does not believe that welcome millions of America, but only if they are America’s success." world attracts potential im- the U.S. should isolate itself. newcomers many of whom limited to an appropriate According to Simpson, if migrants as strongly as the “The committee believes brought few skills, but did number (and have) skills foreigners who wish to United States of America."' that reform is imperative. bring a willingness to work which would truly serve the become citizens do not adapt Simpson said.“No other coun- This does not mean the U.S. hard. In a smaller America interest of a highly to the community, then it will try approaches the United must isolate itself from the with a simpler, labor- developed nation," he said. cause an instablity that could States in the number of legal rest of the world,” Simpson intensive economy and a According to Simpson, the tremble throughout the na- immigrants accepted or said. labor shortage. that was government is under obligation. refugees permanently reset- Simpson believes that if often quite enough that, tion to do something about “If immigation is continued tled. the immigration law ' lus their intense drive to immigration control and the at a high level, yet a substan- “The Committee believes amended it will not affeﬂecome Americans." immigrants are under obliga- tial portion of these new per- that most Americans are American practice. Simpson said he feels that tion to learn how to be sons and their descendants Americans. do not assimilate into the “The Committee believes society, they have the poten- inside that the paramount obliga- tial to create in America a — Waste not want not. Page 4. tion of any nation's govern- measure of the same social, ment, indeed the very reason political, and economic pro The Best Little for its existence and the blems which exist in the ' Whorehouse in Texas. Page justification for its power, is countries from which they 5. to promote the national in- have chosen to depart," terest — the long-term Simpson said. - The Sword and the welfare of the majority of its “Furthermore, if language Sorcerer. Page 6. citizens and their descen- and cultural separatism rise dants. above a certain level, the uni- Kicking the morning bfues with Gongaware. Page 8. “No one seeking to enter ty and political stability of the United States should be the nation will — in time — discriminated against be seriously diminished. — Cheerleading. Page 10. because of race, color, or Pluralism, within a united religion, as has sometimes American nation, has been happened in the past," he the single greatest strength — t Raise your spirits. Photo'5 page 11. said. of this country. “This nation does have a “This unity comes from a right, however, to expect common language and a core — Football preview. Page 12. that anyone wishing to ob- of public culture of certain the. tain the freedom and oppor- shared values, beliefs, and Chapman hoto byPatrick — The Serious Page. Page 15. tunity which is to be found in customs which make us skills at summer camp. See Prospective cheerleaders sharpen their America will apply lawfully distinctly ‘Americans,’ ” he story on page 10. for entry, and that those who said. 2 I August 4, 182 / Technician / News

Shark, squid, stingray

possible menu items

by Thomas Robertson Caulde took the idea to the Staff Writer School A of Design where Austin Lowrey. an associate Shark. eel. stingray. and professor, showed great in- squid. Seunds like the cast of terest in the project. The Undersea World of Jae- Lowrey’s ~ class worked up ques Cousteau. right? 1 plans to encourage students Well. if Sea Grant gets its to eat the non-traditional way. Cousteau might like to seafood items. come to State's dining hall Caulde said that all of the . . for a meal or two. people involved with the pro The. University Dining ject were extremely pleased system has been approached with the professional level of by Sea Grant, 11 college pro work done by the students. gram within the University If the project does get of North Carolina system. underway the School of with a proposal to introduce Design would be1n charge of. “exotic”. seafood into the promoting and advertising students? . menu. according to the program. .Thomas said. Nida Vance of University Under the current pro Dining. posal. a different species of rmwmammmmmmnormucummmmmu “Sea Grant came to find seafood would be featured . out what they could do (with one day every week for- ap- seafoodl." Vance said. proximately one month, However. putting unusual. coastal resources." he said. terest in harvesting and Theproject Thomas said. items on students’ menus is .“The program is interested sales of these under-utilized said. could. inclulde ‘The goal . is to :1; fat-hail! just one. way Sea Grant pro in promoting the use of seafoods,’'Thomas Caulde said. “These fish u— n u s u a promote wide use of a ese. motes the use of underused. underused species" species. Sea Grant also offers Caulde said that these are not now being caught mm as: ...... m... - - 2:25:23: educational and advice ser- resources “were going to becau there currently1s no mentioned ~Nethaudle beincluded 'on vices for coastal industries. waste.” By promoting new marke for them." Caulde said. . varieties of seafood the ailing Caulde added that by not l‘bxvcecording . 'I Communications lttmsfizldezntg fishing industry could be using this plentiful resource. to Dr. Samuel . S“ Gm‘ could select “The goal of Sea Grant is greatly helped. an important source of pro A Thomas of . them if they to promote wide use of - “We’re trying to get in- tein is being wasted. Sea Food Labs. certain wished. The students who logistical problems still need did try these dishes would be '- to he worked out. Vance. asked to. evaluate the food. Briefs______..___ Thomas and; Neil Caulde. The results. if favorable. Communications Director for could be used to encourage Sea Grant. will meetwithin commercial projects. . , ..apply now ' According to The Scholar ternships based on specific ‘ ship Bank. students can the next couple of weeks to for privateaid answers on the question- work out some of the details. Thomas said that the cam- .- receive a print-out of the hairs The Scholarship Bank . Caulde said. pus was a good place to try Students now in summer financial aid sources tbeyare cooperates with college Thomas said that the plan, the program out because school shOuld be applying to qualified for if they send a financial-aid offices and sup- if accepted 'by University most students are fairly the thousands of private business-size stamped. self- _ plements the information it Dining. would not get under- open-minded and daring financial aid sources that so addressed envelope to the gives students. way until the spring of 1983. enough to try new things. cept applications year-round, service at 10100 Santa Thomas said that the idea Thomas said” he feels that according to The Scholarship Monica Blvd” Suite 750. Los . (if introducing the seafood to the product is good and that Bank. . "Angeles. CA 90067. Poulton interview students had been “knocked most people are “pleasantly While most large state and 3 The service will send each ‘ have around" for a while. surprised” after they try the federal aid programs student a questionnaire on .to air twice According to Thomas, food. mandatory deadlines, many major. occupational goals and private financial aid sources similar questions to be accept applications on a year- answered. The questionnaire State’s new chancellor. Dr. round basis until funds are requires a processing fee. . Bruce Robert Poulton. will used up. Students now in The needed information ar- be interviewed by UNC summer school can find out rives approximately one President William C. Friday F SAVE $10 which sources to apply to and week later. The service on an upcoming segment of can take advantage of the sends students information “North Carolina People" on lack of competition in apply- on scholarships. loans. public television. NIKE ing to the same sources. grants, summer and fall in- During the interview. Poulton will talk about the BRUINS nearly 100yearoold land- (Royal Stripes 0111le grant university ,— where it is‘now and where he hopes to lead it — and his impressions ‘ of life on campus. Now The Poulton interview will be shownetwice. Monday. ‘ Aug?at7:30 p.m.and Sun- day.Aug. 8at0p.m.Itwillbe N.C. State’s Yearbook carriedbrthe following stations is now available at --WUNC-TV—Channel 4. Chapel Hill: Students Supply Stores ‘ -WUNE-TV—Channel l7. 11c STATE Linville; UNIVERSITY AREA ~WUNK-TV-Channel 25. Slillllh‘ll Still) 1901 Edition available now. gun-W1 4 Greensboro; .21 ms ' «afloat «WUNL-TV-Channel 26. 1909 Edition delivered in Sept. Winston-Salem; iGood thru 8-14-82l «WUNF-TV-Channel 38. Asheville; __ ,1,” ‘1' -- , . .23.. .4

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Time for one

last beachtrip

With the end of the second summer session drawing nigh. many students will take to the beach before the start of the fall semester. A Technician photographer caught this bathing beauty’s glimpse at one of State's own beaches earlier in the year. The tan lines are darker now though. as the summer’s end nears — it's time for one last beach trip.

Marijuana plane plane tracked caught at RDU

chased the van. which had Raleigh - (UPI) ing held under $1 million a.m. The small airport was of runway pavement. bond each. not staffed at the time. “I do believe if the deputy been reported stolen. from A plane tracked on radar~ Union County Sheriff Deputies saw an aircraft could have gotten that car the airport into eastern after Union County deputies Frank McGuirt said a plane parked beside a building and airborne. he would have kept Mecklenburg County. The thwarted the delivery of a was chased into the night a van. As an officer approach- after it. He said he was pull- van's driver abandoned it half a ton of marijuana was skies by deputies who raided ed. the plane started its ing back on the steering and fled into woods. seized 150 miles away at the a marijuana delivery at a engine and headed down the wheel.” McGuirt said. Tracking dogs were Raleigh-Durham Airport ear- small airport near Monroe. runway. Authorities were waiting brought to the scene. ly Monday. The deputies seized 'mari- “He pursued it down the when a plane landed at “If the dogs are right. it ap- Two New Jersey men were juana valued at $250,000. runway," McGuirt said. “The Raleigh-Durham. The plane. pears he was picked up by a charged with trafficking in McGuirt said deputies plane was travelling a Merlin-3 twin engine air- passerby.” McGuirt said. marijuana. Thomas D. Ritz. received a telephone tip of wrecklessly and deputies craft. was valued at $1 McGuirt said deputies 45. of Jackson and Samuel E. suspicious activity at the thought it would overturn. It million. found 50 twenty-pound bales Coffey. 39. of Howell were be- Monroe Airport about 1:30 got airborne just as it ran out McGuirt said deputies of marijuana in the van. l l-__'————'—'_-T

Failure to register could cause. prosecution .“ALL‘YOU CAN EAT” by David M. Sneed News Editor Current Selective Service Registration statistics show VILLA GE INN PIZZA 98 percent of all eligible males are registered for the draft. The remaining two percent will be subject to ac- SPECIAL.- tion from the Department of Justice said spokesman John Russ. SPAGHETTI NIGHT The Selective Service is in the process of matching names with social security numbers and records. The 1!: Spaghetti only names of the unregistered in- $2 95 dividuals will be sent to the Salad Bar Department of Justice.“We have 159 (names) in the * Garlic Bread pipeline as a result of selective service investigations." . 3“” rad He ”id “w” “9 Every Mondaz, Tuesday, Wednesday. & expec e Staff photo by " ewson Currently. five of the 159 Tsurldgyplgight Only 2 percent of all eligible males have failed to reglster for the unregistered individuals are to draft. ‘ being prosecuted. B d ‘ ' 3393 Western lv . classifieds ,. (Across from Best Product-l WANTElt TYPINO JOBS. Easy. techial. one page COUIGE STUDENT FOR PART-TIME wort — 851-6994 in mm. Imam. mate. mm Mn Groovy and Hardware m may 25 Indra 12311512. hours per watt Wit wort arm char m air-ms. ROOMSFORRENT. lihbukhuamlitdm main 1 ”a“..- TYPINB SEW — TEM PAPERS. rams, m 878-6142. FREESUMMEHMMilywbuam-alor unmmmmmsm HONORS ENGLISH OMDUAIE mm arm GWYNNEJARONSKI. [Mm Cam m. mummmmpvmmﬁ Hates my. MO 11m. MMSiIdIy.§1-70M unandddiwﬁalAmilerm-mm .August 4, 132 / Technician

A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the ofﬁcial organ through which the thoughts. the activity and in fact the very life of the campus areregistered. It is the mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. -¥ Technician. vol. 1, no. 1. Feb. 1. 1920

What next?

After passing the largest tax-cut bill in history, the s a"! \“\\ Republican-controlled Senate has reversed itself by passing an equally large if not larger tax increase. It makes one wonder just how Supply-Side economics are supposed to . work. Portrait of a m odern vulture First Reagan tells us that the way to prosperity is to cut the taxes for the rich. Now he is advocating that we increase taxes Bill 'is an autoworker, or, scavenging to theft. l swivel in my chair and see a for everyone. Somehow it seems that once again the rich get rather, he was until last winter, “You know, I realize some man leaning over the window richer and the poor get left behind. when General Motors shut people are bad off, but I really ledge of a second floor office The Democrats are taking a hands-off approach to the down the plant in Fremont, can’t see how they can justify that has previously been cur- Good grief, I latest tax increasing bill realizing that any voter backlash California, where he worked -— going through other people’s tained closed. one of 6,000 employees —- for garbage. That’s like me breaking think. It’s the man upstairs -— ' should be directed against the party in power — the three ars. In the cold spring of into your garage and just» help- literally. “And another thing,“ Republicans. the eagan era, Bill is a ing myself to whatever I think the man upstairs is saying, Reagan keeps saying that he will maintain his economic scavenger. He‘goes through. the you don’t want.” “we’re gonna start prosecuting programs and not make any substantial changes, but a large trash bins of a local Payless “I. don’t think that's such a those scavengers from now on. tax increase is a radical change from the supply-side theories supermarket, pulling out tools, good comparison,” I reply. “In Call the police and cite them. which the new right maintains are the solution to the nation’s clothing and other usable my arage, you don’t know They have no business here. problems. ' goods. To the store’s manage- what do or don’t want. In your They’re a bunch of thieves.” ment, Bill’s new occupation is trash bins are things you ob- “Ma I quote you by name North Carolina Republican Sen. John East, .an avowed theft. To him, it’s survival. and e on that?’ I. ask. member of the new right, threatened to leave .the Republican Bill is a friend of a friend. He “No.” And the curtains are party unless his fellow party members would not be hasty in doesn’t want his last name used, David again drawn shut. The interview raising taxes. Clearly the Republicans are in disarray. but his story is true. Our friend is over. First tax-cuts, then tax-hikes, what next? With unemploy- called me one recent afternoon So here we are, poised on the ment at the highest levels since the Depression, something and asked if I’d like to talk to Bill Armstrong edge of the American summer else must happen soon. about his raiher- rapid in the year 1982. There are 10 downward mobility. I said sure. A tax million officially unem loyed The economy is in bad shape. Tax cuts didn’t help. I 'met Bill in his Oakland and more on the way. eteran increase is equally questionable since most of the people who viously don’t want or need.” home, a cottage filled with his Swartal concedes that ‘maybe workers like Bill, gainfully are being forced to pay more taxes are unemployed. The Re- recent acquisitions. The place is the comparison isn’t exact,” but employed all their adult lives. publicans are running out of solutions and election day is ap- festooned with recKcled fur- reiterates that the trash is fin themselves suddenly on the proaching fast. . niture. fashioned skil ully from “private property,” adding that street with youths who have lengths of wood he has found, his employer has had “a lot of never had a job. In still small, nainted and fastened t er. ' trouble with scavengers lately.” but growing numbers, they turn ouse plants — some 0 them I ask him if the firm to hustling to get by, and are rescued from the supermarket’s branded criminals because it’s forum deliberately damages the goods dumpsters -— curl in coffee cans it throws out. He nods that, yes, easier for manufacturers and atop a reminder of more pro- it does. “Do you get a tax write- retailers to throw useful pro- sperous times: a large, modern off on that?” ducts away than it is to give Khomeini’s war color TV set. As Swartal pauses to answer, them away or sell them at the “Come on out here,” Bill says a voice from on high answers affordable prices. ' ‘ Khomeini’s aggression on Iraqi Caliphate under his own control in “I’ll show you the stuff I got this for him, “There’s no such thing I telephoned Bill to tell him of territory is yet another result of his all Islamic countries, from morning.” He walks onto the as a tax write-off of that kind for the store management’s pro- expansionist policies and his total Afghanistan to Iraq, Bahrain and front porch and points to a coil- a retailer. We destroy and dump mise to prosecute. He laughs disregard for peace. in the region. others. ed garden hose, a pair of still- the items here at the manufac- dryly, and alludes to his next This time Khomeini has openlyre- Furthermore, the ruling clique’s good light bulbs and a zinc plate turer’s request, because it’s visit to the trash bins — which, jected the Security Council's propaganda about the “holy war" he says can be used to develop cheaper than shipping them he says, will come soon. “I’ll be Resolution for a peaceful settle- against the invaders has had no photographs. back to their points of origin.” back. Hey, what else can I do?” ment. Similar to the one carried purpose except putting a lid on “You found all that this mom- out 23 months ago by Iraq, this the profound internal social, ing?” aggression will undoubtedly political and economic crises and “Yeah,” Bill calls back over deteriorae the present situation in providing a justiﬁcation for the in- - his shoulder, “and these the the Persian Gulf. ternal suppression of the well other day.’ He holds up a paif of Khomeini’s foreign policy, organized opposition, mainly the rubber boots. “These were hip which advocates exporting of the Moiahedin. boots once, but they were so-called revolution, laid the On the other hand, Khomeini is destrOyed, slashed alon the groundworks for the outbreak of faced with the problem of explain- leg. 50 I cut ’em off just low the war. Now he has openly put ing the 170,000 deaths and the knees. They’re still good. I forward the ouster of Saddam’s human wave tactics he has used in talked to a guy at thestore who Government as one of the condi- the war. This has become even told me that part of his job is tionsforendingthewar.lna more difficult now that Iranians splashing paint on shoes and speech delivered from Jamaran must fight on Iraqi territory, and damaging the other stuff they on May 17, Khomeini declared the Iraqis have expressed their throw out. He thinks it’s a tax that “if the other governments of willingness to establish peace on write—offscam.” the regon do not behave accor- the basis of both countries' ter- I said goodbye and left to see ding to Islam (meaning ritorial integrity. the store management. As I ar- Khomeini’s wishll. they must keep Khomeini cannot stay in power gve at the Paylessgpgr: greeted in mind that they are not stronger without creating crises. Yet, none y a company esperson than Saddam.” of his last-ditch efforts to save named Steve Swartal, who tells Clearly aslongas Khomeini ert- himself seem to portray a bright me he’s concerned about the ists, the Middle Eat will not see future for his regime. safety of people who rummage peace. sabllltvorfﬂendshlp. Heis . Kevin Wilson around in dumpsters. They pursuing his ideas for receiving a SR 8PM could get hurt in there, he says. Ther; he ~compares Bill’s 1982 / /

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Evolution of Pilobous brings disappointment

by Kid Samson Pilobolus. Her injury caused Moonblind. a solo by Carol falls forward but continues more than enough to accom- Copy Editor the night's program to be Parker of Pilobolus. was a walking on hishands. ' pany this dance. . rearranged and this lyrical and dreamy piece. On The second half of the It seems evident that in 'The Pilobolus Dance detracted from the perfor. a darkly lit stage. Parker evening was devoted to a the years since its formation. Theatre. barely twelve years mance. .. gently floated through her in- single piece entitled Day Pilobolus has lost most of its old. has become one of the The fourth missing dancer. terpretation of the various “Tum. This dance premiered imagination along with most most popular and widely ac- Jonathan Wolken, is still a stages in sleep. Her flowing last year at the American of its original members. Per- claimed modern dance com- member of Pilobolus. He did nightgown added to her ap- Dance Festival. formances by this company panies in the world. Since its not, however, do any dancing parent weightlessness. Although the composition no longer sparkle with the beginnings at Dartmouth at the July 24 performance. Parker displays an agility displays imagination. many imaginative illusions of early College, this group has that is in keeping with the of the images are lifted from years. travelled as far as Five pieces were image already created by other dances by the com- Pilobolus now must rely on Bangladesh to perform its 'presented :by various Pilobolus. pany. The overall impact of its early works for audience unique style of dance. members of the two com- .. Wallzlyndon was the sec- the composition is also appeal. The July 24 perfor- This company appeals to panies, Pilobolus and lond piece choreographed by lessened-by the very distrac- mance, possibly because of extremely diverse audiences Crowsnest. The first three Pilobolus and dates back to ting music track performed its altered program. because it displays an un- dances were rescheduled and 1971. Because of its slapstick by Brian Eno and the Talking displayed a poor choice of pretentious wit and gravity- not on the program for that nature, it has become an au- Heads. This dance. which dances. Too often during thr defying athletics. By working night. , dience favorite. Wearing begins with the sound of tor- evening the same as a unit instead of as in- Giana. the initial composi- gym shorts, the members rential rains and croaking movements or forms ap' dividuals, Pilobolus has tion of the performance. was walk rapidly back and forth frogs, evokes primordial im- peared in different dances. managed to create dozens of commissioned a by the across the stage. With each ages which clash with the The repertoire of Pilobolus is bizarre formations from the American Dance Festival in meeting of two or more“ contemporary sound of the large and diverse enough interwining of bodies. 1973. This was the first dance walkers. unusual antics Eno-Talking Heads music.‘ that this should not have hap However, just as the forms by Pilobolus to include all six abound. At f‘one point a The natural sounds which pened. created by Pilobolus evolve members of the company. dancer trips over a body. underlie the music track are into totally new and different Expansive sweeping im- patterns. so has the company ages were created by the six 'evolved since its conception. dancers by rotating sinuous- Unfortunately. the perfor- ly around the stage. hands mance at Page Auditorium clasped together. This on July 24 was disappointing unified grouping would ac- . due to the lack of new dances casionflly fracture into and the absence of four three sub-groups of two original members of the dancers each. These couples group. would remain in close contact Two early members of the with one another. forming‘ company failed to perform abstract images. After much although their off-shoot com- evolution of form. the couples pany. Momix, was on the would once again. be joined American Dance Festival together as a single unit. program. Momix did not ap- Carlton’s Resurrection. . . pear at all this year. performed by Bobby Barnett Another off-shoot com- and Felix Blaska of pany, Crowsnest. did per- Crowsnest, was similar in form one dance. However, tone to a vaudeville skit.- the founder of the company, Although this routine con- Martha Clarke, was injured tained many interesting and . early in the week and did not hmnorous body. construc- perform. with the group. tions. it deteriorated to a Clarke was one of the parody of Three Stooges- original members of type violence in many places. . 4444¥¥444444444¥¥¥es44ee WWWMVMmdmnaMWWlmeMW LacdedadiacenttoM/akeCountyMedicd CenterandtheBeltline, iustl? minutesfrornNCSU.9Month leaseovailable.Upto4studentspermittedperapartmentkeepsyourmonthlyrentperperson reman- able. Enjoy Raleigh’s most complete planned social progroml Year round indoor swimming pool. SILVERSCREEN m, exercise room and clubhouse. Tennis courts, volleyball court and out door pool, too! One bedroom plans W modern kitchen, air conditioning, and carpeting. Cablevision HBO, and rental ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥#¥¥¥¥¥¥44¥¥¥#!H furniture available. Direct bus service to NCSUIon Route 15. 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The Hound oftheBasket-villas Monday. 8 p.m. . mMM . Admission: Free :mwdwhwammdwma' married Erdahl—Cloyd Theatre students 21th ondneughbonare This was the firstof 14 Sherlock Holmes films to feature c. Frag 24. NatuAIiecttoUnhemtyMey Basil Bathbone and Nigel Bruce as Holmes and Watson. Only "what Ziuruhdnmmmhnmuo this film and the next one. TheAdventuree ofSher-foeh Holmes. were faithful to the stories by Sir Arthur Conan . DoykTheumoussleuthacoursthemistymoorsforaclueto 1 ”whuhm thecurseoftheBaskervilleaagianthlood-thh'etyhennd. morenauuummulhanunun Wakefield .,“chum-um /August 4. 1m / Technician

The youn .thattheyareina group of Group energy: in Latrobe, well established friends. In fact hi an administ diana. Penn Conquering of the regu take hold. get a‘chance to discover that That was they are really not “as “mostly all” a man’s world strange as I thought I was.” During t and that “Bey. somebody Kicking those at a lot of s In a society where solves. though. Lester ames else feels thattway. sun-down, i women‘s issues have long that some situations can’t he A greater advantage'1s. as In 1979, h been regarded as “girl talk." shared with a friend. This is Lester put it. that “groups (of position at it‘s a relief to know there's a either because the problems random membershiplstrlp the air at blues place women can discuss pro- may concern the friend or you of status. of all the things morning When Pa blems, ambitions and ideas because friendships can that divide us. that make WKIX frOm and be taken seriously. stunt new ideas and informa- (women) weak. If divided. The" Women’s Center at tion. we’re weak.” nod. and ea 1306 Hillsborough Street is “Friends tend to have With the developing need benefits ev ; late-sleepers and morning-haters. one such place. similar characteristics. the for families to have 'two For a country full of There’s a “Women grow up falling same thoughts. After bread-winners in order to that 6.00 a.m. alarm comes way too soon. about radio survive inflation. the But if you live in Raleigh. you can easily overcome “We try pressures on women are in- your morning blahs by switching on WQDR. 94 FM. and roll, wi creasing. "Society ‘lets' Better than a Coast soap shower or a pot of coffee. “People’s women go - to work. (But QDR’s Gongaware can get you rolling1n the a.m. Journey's 1-) women) don’t trade off. They That pleasantly-modulated voice that so many of us people that just do double the work,’ Betsy Walters have awakened to for the past two years belongs to a “But do o Lester said. - friendly. dark, appealing--looking gent who emits the Within 11 “Men will do (housework) if same matter-of-fact charm and humor in person that is given fre you ask them. but. ultimately- make him so popular on the 811'. into the same traps.” Twink (awhile) that gets stale." you are the. boss. (Women) In a co Gongaware. who has a first nameJmtJioesn’t slingjt Lester. the Center's Lester said. control everything in the job Gongaware CO' . 120.000 people from Volunteer Cronies don’t always grow and home." Lester observed. around, wakes up more than ding time ordinator/Administrative at the same pace nor do they It seems that suddenly Greensboro to the coast on QDR’3 morning show (6-10.00 small talk. Assistant explained. That’s easily accept growth in women need anaddeddose of a.m..) contempora why she thinks personal others. I‘m using the word energy. . ,, 3. He describes himself as “an average sort of person To all the growth-support ‘groups are “growth” in terms of women Can a sup p solve. who does typically boring things." interesting necessary. and their development of that problem. too? Obviouslyu magazine’s Lester feels. “We have to self-concept and self-value. nothing can be a “.cure-all” “I try to women to Unfortunately. there are get into a group of but Lester described a group - get peop hear how we are and why we times when women don’t ap- phenomenon which can €INATION§ kind of mus are (what we are)" preciate each other. vitalize its members. 937 It's an ed‘ As I talked with Lester, As I‘ve already noted in Called “group energy." it V a ‘JUJJ’J who is a mother of five. _I my column on the Cinderella stems from the sharing of “Many lis looked around the Center. myth. female friendships are philosophies on certain recur- the rock mo Filled with donated. comfor? sometimes. discarded for ring topics. The ene1;gy. she “Somethil table furniture. itgave me an male attention. I don't want said. is like “a little light bulb musical sty] immediate good feeling. to defile men or male going on.’’When the group weekly feat Without experiencing one of companionship - everything reaffirms and agrees on im- mood and ex their support groups. I could has its place. However. the portant topics. it can give one Features believe the system works attitude prevails that the feeling that “I can con- Boogie," th( just through my introduction somehow women friends quer the world.” “Friday Mc aren't as important to our with Lester. Personal growth-support groggy mor I have long felt that the lives. They are expendable. groups cannot solve every The three state of women together is Support groups are a place problem you may face. 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The youngest of three children.,G'ongaware' grew up Miller’s 1930's hit, “In the Mood,” and put together a in Latrobe, Penn. and had no plans for radio. sparkling tune that spans four generations of music. Music ’n In fact, his career began by accident-while working in The “Stomp Song” has a broad appeal that is as much “,.qn.A an administrative capacity at a public radio station in In- at home on a rock and roll station as a stripper at a diana. Penn. On occasion, he would have to fill in for one shrinefs convention. madness: of the regulars, and the glitter of live radio began to ' “Designed to get the 'ole heart pumping," as take hold. Gongaware is fond of saying, the Friday Morning Stomp That was in 1972, and thus began an on and off — Song has far exceeded WQDR's expectations. “mostly off" career that covered “a slew” of jobs. “It started as an irregular thing,” Gongaware said, “I a 01’s advice During that time. Gongaware found himself working liked it. It was so different sounding. Now there’s such a at a lot of small-wattage stations that went off the air at strong obligation to play it...to stomp with it. It’s ,a by Lia ll“ sun-down, if their equipment didn’t break down first. modern day Bolero. In 1979, he moved to the Raleigh area and accepted a ' “We’ve tried to use different songs and different time Feature Writer position at WDNC in Durham. Within a year he was on slots. but people just won’t stand for it." he said. the air at WQDR. A different song? Hahl Stomp Song junkies For those of you thinking of a career in radio. When Pat- Patterson made his much heralded move to everywhere would rise up and revolt! here are a few tips from the inside. WKIX from the QDR morning slot, Gongaware got the “I get calls from factory foremen who‘ask me to wait I joined the WKNC staff as a disc jockey at nod. and early birds everywhere have been reaping the as late as I can so they can have all their employees the beginning of the summer, thinking of the benefits ever since. there when I play the song in the morning. It captures romance and mystery that would immediately There‘s a strong parallel between Gongaware’s ideas the mood of Fridays." , - surround me as a “pilot of the air waves." about radio and WQDR’s philosophy. In case you think you might need some help capturing Boy, was I wrong. Not only is there a lotof “We try to accomodate mass appeal of popular rock the mood of Friday’s, try tuning in between 7:00 a.m. hard work involved. you have to abide by enough rules and laws to drive a policeman and roll, with a serious commitment to news,” he said. and 7:30 a.m. this week. Even if it doesn’t pave the way crazy. to universal “People’s interests should be more than just what is truth and understanding. it’s gonna give Romance? Well, the romance of a disc jockey Journey’s latest album. There’s. a responsibility to show you a great start on the. weekend. involves people calling up and asking such ques- people that life's not just one big party.” And how do you spell reveille the rest of the tions as “Are you on drugs? What's this sh- you “But do party!" headded. - week? . . . G-o-n-g-a-w-a-r-e. got on now?...” “Baby, I'll love you forever if Within limits established by the station, each jocke , you’ll play Susanne Sexless and Her Romeo is given freedom to deVelop his own style and format. Crew...” In a competitive business of hype and ratings, Mystery, hahl The only mystery involved is Gongaware hasmanagedtofill one of the most. deman: that people forget your name. They also forget ding time slots in radio with a classy combination of the name of the~song that they want played. small talk, information, news and of course, plenty o “You know the song, the one that goes Ba-bi-ba- ' contemporary rock and roll. ba-bum-bum? Get it on for me, now." ‘ A disc jockey. especially the female Variety, ‘ To all that, he adds just enough variety to keep things ' is also subject to strange phone calls, no matter interesting — interesting enough to earn him Billboard what the time of day. In the space of‘ three magazine’s 1981 Air Personality of the Year Award. hours, I once received eight invitations to at- “1 try to do something different every now and then tend parties, a warning from one guy that if I —- get people out of a mind set slip into a different didn’t play his sang NOW I better watch how I kind of music or some comedy. start my car. several offers for a sundry assort- It’s an educational experience," he said. ment of drugs, and three polite offers of free “Many listeners have never heard anything outside sex. the rock mold. There's a lot of other good music. Listeners make an airshift very interesting. “Something different" includes a cross-section of . They provide all sorts of editorial comments on musical styles ranging from jazz to country and some ‘your performance. No actor ever got such direct and quick criticism. A lot of people just weekly features that highlight a particular artistor want to talk when they call, so they listen until mood and encourage listener participation. you make a mistake and then ask what on earth Features such as the “Monday Morning Bumble you are doing in the studio. Boogie,” the “Beatles Breakfast.” and. of course. the Another frustrating aspect of radio is when “Friday Morning Stomp Song" work wonders for a you tell someone you’re a DJ. and they say, groggy morning audience. “Oh, I listen to WKNC all the time and I've The three and a half minutes set aside every Friday ,never heard of you.” Let‘s burst some ego bub morning for the Stomp Song have become the single bles, why don’t we? most popular item on Gongaware’s weekly menu. But spinning the discs can be fun. The “God, I’ve created a monster!” he says, leaning his listeners that I mentioned above comprise head back to laugh and throwing his arms into the air. maybe 0.010 percent of the people who call during your shift. “It's bigger than all of us!” Most are very nice and give you compliments, blowing up your ego “It." WQDR’s monster, is a high~spirited arrangement even further. It's also a great attention-getter when you're called “Swing.” An ingenious combination of synthesiz- ttia'lnking with an interesting guy for the first ed music and big band instrumentation. “Swing” was e. ‘ - composed and performed by Ray Anthony. . Photo courtesy WQDR For some reason, everyone loves a‘ disc Anthony, a contemporary big band leader from Gongsware,plcturedherelnthesultheweerstwlceayeer,hosts jockey and like to believe there is ,all' sorts of California. borrowed some of the. familiarity of Glen WQDI's morning show from 6:00—10:00 a.m. romance and mystery surrounding her.

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Girls anyo n e? Cheerleading ’82 Memfllis, out of 99 to teach them." Buckey the overall response as to the held in that squads learned their much including. a, r.- vé. . said effectiveness of the camp squads -— routines. Short quizzes were Auburn, LSU, All week long. during and was excellent. Alabama. Manager given as reinforcement to State. Memphis at the end of each day. the A few Athens Drive varsi- Kansas refresh old memories. Clemson — squads were evaluated on a ty cheerleaders said. “This State, Florida. If you're like most State Buckey said. “Everything took‘ first 100 point basis. Done by two damp could bring any squad the State squad students. you're probably is original —. 'we make the two of three different staff members dai- together. The staff is place in wondering where all the girls cheers. chants. routines. fight song ly. the evaluation included talented. exciting and fun. It categories — best came from last week. jumps. mounts. . . . every- They also leadership qualities. goal‘ gave our sqiiad more con- and best cheer. On Monday .July 25. star- thing." wonanextra award whichall noon. 600 girls bet- girls had a rigorous achievement. cooperation. fidence and incentive than ting at The the squads voted for. Called ween the ages of 10 and 18 oneweek schedule consisting and form during routines. we’ve ever had before!” Most Collegiate, the award and . Evening group instruction After 3:00 p.m. on Friday began pouring into Lee Dorm of rookie. intermediate. meant that State had the the 3rd Annual Champion advanced-level skills. was taught with one-half of the campus returned to its for squad all others would most From 8:00 in the morning. the track being used for pom normal routine. only to await Cheerleading Camp (former- like to emulate. SM“ tooh ly Cathy Buckey Cheerlead- beginning with aerobic dance class and partner stunts and 7 another camp next year. - first and Auburn tooh se- ing Camp). warmups to Diana Ross’ the other half. for cheers and year’s cond. “They’re great!" said A total of 51 squads arriv- Worh That Body, to a train— jumps. After ample tins! for- Editor’s noté At last camp Buchey. ed to begin training for high ing session with evening each lesson. the.‘,.groups college cheerleading school pep. hours until 9:80. the squads rotate to the other side of the The enthusiasm was over- prepared for. the upcoming ' track. ' whelming. And the excite- sports year. . Friday marked the big ment was insurmountable. While cheerleading may finale. Final evaluation Champion Cheerleading look easy. it's quite a started at 9:00 a.m. “That's Camps are located in workout —- especially in this their time to show what Virginia and North Carolina. summer heat. they’ve learned." Buckey There are currently five. but Several of the Mont- said. the number is expanding gomery cheerleaders Each squad had to perform rapidly. remarked that they would two chants and two cheers Several squads. as well as “stick together for sure" learned during the week and 21 individuals, travelled from after practicing for several could earn another 100 Iaqscfar away as Washington. hours in the 90-degree. 60’ points. These 100 points are , percent-humidity weather of "broken up into 10 categories The training staff. headed lastweeh which included spirit. pep by Buckey. consisted of 18. “We figured they've only and enthusiasm. and mounts. “The majority , are State got one week to prepare for The squad with the highest cheerleaders. although I nine months . . . so we keep combination-score was have a transfer from UNC-G them pretty busy." Buckey awarded a trophy (first (who will be going to State said. through fourth place). next year). some incoming With so much work and so Special ribbons were award- freshmen. and a girl on the much heat, why volunteer for ed for excellence in pom rou- gymnastics team.” Buckey cheerleading camp. anyway? tine. skit. “anything / we said. “I like to cheer." explained asked them to do special. we Buckey said. “It works out a Garner junior varsity give them a pat on the back real good because I caril’fio- cheerleader. “I like N.C. f '7 at.” said a staff vide summer jobs for t “m State. I love the cheer- c Tender. .-:o:-:-:-. (the staff). and plus they’re leaders. So why not?" ,_.,’;“To win a trophy at this working out and they come The camp lasts a long five ' camp you have to be overall back twice as good." days. “We are one day longer good. not just performance Two coaches were assign- than the majority of cheer- good." .Buckey said. ed to six squads. Each pair leading camps. and it's still After talking with several was responsible for insuring rushed . . . There's still so ' cheerleaders and sponsors

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With the end of summer The Pack will travel to ing game. If it does. State In the Pack‘s schedule ly. Duke beat the Pack last league baseball. all eyes look Virginia for their second Céould beat the Heels in a there are four games in a year and by all means this is to the 1982-83 football straight away game. This close game. More likely row that could either make not going to be an easy win. season. Last year lady luck should be a good tune-up the Pack will fall and its or break the team. In another State should win it by one or did not seem to been State's game for North Carolina. record will stand at 5-1. home game State takes on. two points. side after the fourth game, Virginia just does not have Things do not get any South Carolina. In my opi- Eight and three would look but maybe this year things the team to be very com- easier as State takes on the nion this is the pivotal game good to bowl scouts and play- will be different. of the season.If State wins. it ing its final regular season Most preseason polls have , could mean a possible bowl game in the Orange Bowl, the Pack picked as finishing Wolfpack bid. but a loss could break Miami of Florida’s home third in the league behind the Pack’s back. I believe the stadium, should give the North Carolina and Clemson. Pack will win this one Pack an extra incentive to several votes because of what it could win. Even if the season does State received Bray Toot predictions to finish in the top spot. but mean to the team. not go as planned. playing in all of the Pack’s question On Nov. 6. State will be on the Orange Bowl is a great marks have g0t to be petitive against State. The 1982 National Champion the road to take on Penn way to end the season. State answered. This is a week-by- Pack should win in a cake Clemson. but at least it will State. This game could be should beat Miami. week view of how I think walk. be- back home again. State against the number one team The schedule is easy in things will go. The North Carolina and played Clemson very tough in the country. State always some places but in others it is On September 4, State will State rivalry will come to a last year and with a few plays the Nittany Lions very difficult. Whoknowshow open the season with Fur- head two weeks after the breaks they could have won. tough. but this year the things will turn out. only man. The game with Furman Virginia game. It perhaps This year Clemson looks too Lions are in a class by time will tell. If the Pack is should be the kind that the will be a battle of the strong for the Pack. If State themselves. , not surprised by anyone and State starters will play the unbeatens. By this time beats North Carolina who State gets a breather the if it pulls off an upset or two. first and third quarters and State’s season could depend knows what could happen. next week as it takes on and stays injury free. this reserves play the rest. It will on if State has found a compe- but realistically Clemsonwill Duke in its final home game. year could be the beginning givethe coaches the chance tent quarterback and a kick- walk away as victor. Duke has improved drastica‘l- of a new era. to see a lot of players and decide who they can count on the rest of the year. Waltrip cruises past Baker to take Talledega A week later State takes on y the Pirates of East by Richmond Gage .Morgan Shepherd. Ricky laps to go. First. Petty pitted third on the last lap. going Carolina in its second home Sports Writer Rudd and Bobby Allison. all and took on tires and fuel. three wide with Labonte and game. The Pirates will be in the lead lap. Then Labonte took on only Yarborough on the back struggling this year and like Five cautions slowed the fuel. Watrip took on fuel and stretch to take the position. Prior to Sunday’s left side tires. On Bobby Among the top contenders the Furman game, State will Talladega 500. 13 different early part of the race. but the have the opportunity to play second half of the race was Allison's pit stop. he over- who failed to finish were drivers had won - the 13 shot his pit and could only Kyle Petty. Harry Gant. last a lot of people. After the previous Talladega 500’s. run caution-free. The leaders game. State should be 2-0. 'turned several laps at over get one can of fuel in. not year’s winner Ron Bouchard. Promoters at the Alabama enough to finish. and Dale Earnhardt. The next week State takes Motor Speedway coined the 201 miles per hour. on Wake Forest in its third As the leaders returned to Labonte still has a thiry- phrase “13 races. 13 faces. In the early stages. as the track. Petty. Baker. and five point lead on Allison in home game. The Deacons Who'll be number 14?" should keep the Pack’s secon- many as 21 cars were in the Yarborough formed the lead the Winston Cup point stan- dary jumping with Gary _ Darrell Waltrip made the lead draft. but only eight draft. Labonteand Richmond dings. Waltrip remains third. Schofield throwing the ball phrase obsolete by capturing finished the race in it. 1.;\Pik . soon caught the tailend of the 121 behind Labonte. one out of every three plays. the fourteenth running. He Waltrip and his Mountain draft. Waltrip and Allison The Grand National stars Wake Forest's offense will be won the eleventh race in Dew Buick dominated the followed suit. As the drivers and cars now take two weeks explosive. but their defense 1979. race and led 188 laps. He began to jockey for position. off and will resume racing at should let the Pack run up Waltrip made his move to the the Michigan International ‘ ' Waltrip held off a hard- averaged 168.157 miles per and down the fieldwith ease. front. and by the 172nd lap. Speedway August 22 in charging Buddy Baker to cap- hour and collected $58,770 In a high scoring game State he had the lead for good. the Champion Spark Plug ture his seventh victory of for the afternoon which in- should record its third win. Petty came from fifth to 400. the 1982 season by a cluded a 810,000 bonus from After the Wake game. fender. Richard Petty came Pepsi-Cola for being the first State will travel to Maryland in third. with Cale Yar- repeat winner of the event. to take on the Terrapins. and Terry Labonte Ironically. Pepsi is also Maryland will have a new borough rounding out the top five. Waltrip’s sponsor. coach. 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