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Volume LXII. Number 18 Friday, October 9, 131 Raleigh, North Carolina Phone 737-2411.-2412

Mubarak takes over as Sadat’s assassins identified

by W.G. Klrelee president. said Wednesday in accep- and commander in chief of the armed ly Egyptian Islamic fundamentalists. Presidential photographer Moham— foot mausoleum today near the spot ting a sweeping parliamentary forces. Abu—Ghasala said one of four men med Rashwan died Wednesday. rais where Sadat was assassinated and United Press International nomination to the presidency. "We The details of Sadat's murder dur- who took part in the attack “was a ing the number killed in addition to Egyptian police made plans to over- CAIRO. Egypt — Egypt's new will never deviate from it." ing a military parade Tuesday remain— Moslem fanatic. And he did it. That‘s Sadat to six. Thirty-eight others. in- come the security nightmare of guar- prime minister Hosni Mubarak vowed The nomination will be put to the ed murky. but Defense Minister Lt. all." cluding three Americans. were wound- ding dignitaries from around the to “never deviate” from the policies of public in a national referendum next Gen. Abdul-Halim Abu-Ghazala said Only one of the attackers was a ser- ed when the killers. all wearing world at Saturday's funeral. slain President Anwsr Sadat and Tuesday — three days after Sadat is there was no evidence of a widespread ving soldier. the defense minister told military uniforms. jumped from an ar- Egypt's overtaxed security forces defense officials identified Ssdat‘s given a state funeral on Saturday — plot involving large sectors of the arm- the newspaper Al Akhbar. “These my truck and rushed the reviewing will have to protect an American assassins as four Egyptians led by a and Mubarak will be sworn in the ed forces or foreign countries. traitors do not belong to any organiza- stand at a parade to mark the October delegation headed by Haig and in— revenge-seeking soldier whose folil‘oring day. Egypt's official media In Washington. Secretary of State tion within the armed forces." he said. 1973 war against Israel. cluding former presidents Jimmy brother was arrested in Sadat‘s sa Alexander Haig held a news con- The four (assassins) include one In the Al Akhbar newspaper. Maj. Carter. Gerald Ford and Richard Nix- crackdown a month ago. . ference to warn “external powers” not lieutenant. named Khaled.” he said. Gen. Mahmoud El—Masri. commander on. Israeli Prime Minister Menschem “We will march along Sadat's path Mubarak. hand-picked by Sadat and to tty to take advantage of the “The three otherskre civilians. two of ofthe Republican Guard. charged with Begin created an extra problem by in- in tribute to his memory and prin- groomed for the succession. already assassination and said U.S. in- them former conscripts and the third a protecting Sadat. said the attack was sisting on walking in Cairo because of ciples." Mubarak. the 53-year-old vice has been appointed prime minister telligence agreed the plot involved on- discharged reservist officer." led by Khaled. whose “brother was ar- rested in the recent incidents" — a the Jewish sabbath. reference to the purge of Moslem fun- Cairo newspapers said the state ' damentalists last month. funeral will take place at Nasr City. Sadat had ordered the arrest of the eastern suburb of Cairo where Students arrested nearly 1.600 political opponents and Sadat was killed. members of the Coptic Christian and Moslem fundamentalist groups he so His body will be flown by helicopter cused of creating religious unrest. The . from the nearby military hospital major targets of the arrests were where he died to the scene of the Moslem fundamentalists opposed to shooting. for interment in the his peace treaty with Israel. mausoleum. on pot charges ‘ The funeral procession will travel El‘Masri said the soldier managed only 1.000 square yards. possibly to to infiltrate three outsiders and prevent the massive outburst of emo vieapons into the parade. tion that marked the funeral of The commander. however. con- Sadat's predecessor. Gamal Abdel tradicted other officials who said Nasser. 11 years ago. Sadat refused to duck. saying the Mubarak. as expected. had no trou- after dorm search Egyptian leader stood up because he ble gaining the nomination for presi- thought the assailants were coming to dent. Of the 392 members of parlia- by Karen Freitae Several Public Safety officers salute. ment. 333 were present and all voted Staff Writer assisted in the arrest. according to in favor. except for three ballots ruled McGinnis. The room was searched on “He stood up to return the salute." invalid. ' Two State students were arrested the basis of probable causes. The mari- El-Masri said. “Three of the traitors on charges of felonious possession of juana. packaged in several small and had jumped out of the army vehicle. Despite the shock and grief over the at more The fourth was still in the vehicle. assassination. the mood in Cairo was marijuana Wednesday morning in large plastic bags. was valued This man opened fire with an subdued. with little visible signs of ex- what Public Safety called one of the than 86.000. automatic rifle and hit the president tra security. Commerce. shops and in- largest drug busts in the history ofthe Both students were charged with immediately." dustry closed today for a four-day University. one count felonious possession of a Workmen raised a Moslem religious festival. Michael Casey Sigmon and William controlled substance and one count of 17.000square Robert Crawford. both of 507A Lee felonious manufacturing for sale of the Dormitory were arrested and taken to controlled substance. the Wake County jail after Public Safety officers searched their room at Sigmon and Crawford were releas- Delay in alcohol study 1:10 am. Wednesday and found 7% ed on a $10,000 bond and are schedul- pounds of marijuana. ed to appear in Wake County District I Staff by Wayne Beyer “This is probably one of the biggest Court Nov. 10 at 9 am. unifications of drugs in the history of McGinnis declined to discuss the State.” Public Safety Capt. J. McGin- case in detail but said the investiga- Seven and onehall pounds of marijuana confiscated duringa Wednesday morn- nis said. tion has been in effect for quite awhile._ ing drug bust lays out on a table at Public szety's headquarters. .m- delays action on bills l by Gina Bleekweed Michael Hussey. student body presi- Writer dent at Appalachian State University. Child-care center Staff feels that. even though ASU is located Editor's note: This is the second in in a dry county. students there would a series of articles dealing with rais- support other North Carolina ing the drinking age. students by voting against raising the Committee still not sure of location for ’high-quality’ facility drinking age if and when it comes to a public referendum. There has been a significant delay “There are a lot of students here by Siathea Stafford Ministries member said efforts to McKnight said the committee is in- build a center on campus. McKnight in the possible ratification of N.C. that are very concerned about these Staff Writer locate the center in a University- terested in hearing from anyone who said the committee has received these Senate and House hills to raise the bills." Hussey said. “They will effect owned house or a local church have knows of a space that might be specifications and will meet with the drinking age due to a delay in the pro us as much as they will students in A location has not been found for a not been successful. available. She said that if a space administration to consider exactly posed study. according to Student wet counties. planned child-care center proposed by “At the present time. there are no could be found. the committee has which specifications should be includ- Senate President Jim Yocum. "Since we are located in a dry coun- State’s child-care committee. spaces on or near campus in which we enough money to buy the materials to ed in a private contract. “The General Assembly will take no ty. students have to drive to Blowing The facility will be open to children could begin a program." McKnight start a small program. As an alternative to using a private action to raise the drinking age until Rock to get their alcoholic beverages. ‘of State students. staff and faculty. said. “We were turned down at all the The University administration has contractor. McKnight said members of the study comes back.” said Yocum. This sometimes causes problems Carol McKnight. chairman of the places we investigated during the been working on specifications to be the child-care committee are meeting chairman of the University of North because once they drive to purchase committee and Cooperative Campus summer." submitted to private contractors to with members of State's School of Carolina Association of Student the alcohol. they have to drive all the Education to discuss seeking sources Government program and polices com- way back." for the private funding of the propoo mittee which considers Senate and According to Hussey. there is a petl Legal Defense Corporation concerned ed child-care center and ways to raise House bills that concern the UNC tion in circulation now to make the money to build a nonprofit child-care system. town of Boone “wet." “The students center on campus. The center would "The study could have come back here are not really pushing it. because be under the direct supervision of the last Friday. but the legislators are we want to keep studentcommunity with broad legalassistance only School of Education and a board of pressed with the budget right now." relationships good." he said. directors. he said. Duke University. although not s' ”shuns-In- man,John T. Hudson. a senior major- McKnight said using a private con- The General Assembly will finish member of the UNC system. would be ing in political science. said. tractor to build a center would be time up this session on Friday. and will not affected if these bills are ratified. so Staff Writer “Any student currently enrolled at consuming and would make the pro reconvene until mid-June for a six- cording to Duke Student Body Presi- State and paying full academic fees. as ject a long-range project. She said the week summer session. Yocum said dent Porter Durham. “Assisting students who have legal well as any University based organiza- child-care center is needed now. after meeting with Senate and House "We serve beer and wine on our problems with the University and pro tion. may petition LDC for funding for Graduate students. married students. members last week. campus." Durham said. "Students can viding law-related educational pro a legal action.” Hudson said. continuing education students. faculty “The earliest possible date for a walk in and buy these alcoholic ms are the two main concerns of LDC takes on legal problems which members and staff members have ex- vote is midJune. and this is only if the beverages just the same as they could North Carolina State University's affect a vast majority of students on pressed the need for the center to study comes back." Yocum said. in a public bar or convenience store. Legal Defense Corporation.” Chair- campus. A case which affects an in- committee members and the School of According to one particular House “Drinking. as it has been and always dividual will not be taken. Education. bill there is statistical proof that rais will be. will not be sufficiently in— “A class-action suit against the ing the drinking age would result in a hibited by the ratification of these University would probably meet the There are only two certified child going to lam-lac ‘ criteria for funding." Hudson said. “A care centers near campus. McKnight decrease of drinking among bills. People are always traffic violation case would not be said. and they both have long waiting teenagers. a decrease in arrests of drink." lists. teenagers for driving under the in- According to Steve Koval. student - PLO voice of Palestinian peo- eligible because its outcome would not fluence. and ultimately a decrease in body president of Emory University ple.2. affect a large number of students or The goal of the childcare committee automobile accidents and casualties in Atlanta. Gs.. as a united force have broad implications." is to establish a child-care program involving drinking teenagers. students can beat this thing. Students Despite its small budget. LDC can which will provide low cost. regularly Despite the delay in the bill. it will in Georgia universities were involved -OlOPwalk3ivesmoney.Pose4 still offer legal assistance. schduled. parttime care to preschool- still come before the General in a similar situation last year and “LDC will not completely finance an aged (twofour years old) children of Assembly. Several N.C. student body they successfully combated the extremely expensive plan but only State students. Both full-time and presidents contacted by the Techni General Assembly's efforts to raise -l-lotnewfilm-BODYHEAT. partially finance it." Hudson said. The part-time students will be able to use cian are opposed to raising the drink- their legal drinking age to 21. Student Senate will be consulted for the program.'McKnight said. ing age. “Students from most of the colleges Poses- more funds if a plan is beyond the John 7. Hudson especially around Atlanta. financial depths of the LDC. Elwood Becton on landlord tenant McKnight said the committee does “I think the minimum age is in Georgia. relations and tax laws. substantial where it is.” Elizabeth Ci- got together and presented their facts 6- Boaters crush Wesleyan. Page According to Sandi Long.'student not want to provide a baby-sitting pro ty State University Student Body to the General Assembly.” Koval said. body treasurer. there is a possibility When asked how many people are gram. It wants to offer people high- “The key to beating this thing is to he that the Student Senate may finance involved in LDC. Hudson said. “there. quality. educational child care. President Leroy Beatty said. “The students there from Student legal age is 18. the voting prepared and to not let personal emo the corporation in the future. are “We want to provide an excellent age is 18. and I don't see a need to tions show through. The history of the LDC shows in- Government. the LDC chairman. the child-care facility. We would like to be “There are always emotions involv- weather creased activity over the past two (student body) treasurer. and the ad- able to serve the University communi- raise the drinking age to so or 21." of the Inter- Although the government considers ed when a 12 or 13-year-old comes to years. Originally incorporated in ministrative heads ty and to use the resources of the 1&year-olds competent enough to school drunk or when a teenager is March [972 by the Student Senate. it Fraternity Council and the Inter- University community. To do this. we ”in an automobile accident today - fair skies with cool became inactive in 1977. It returned in Residence Council." are going to need the support of the vote. leave home to live independent killed whether LDC was a from their parents. and register for because of alcohol. but teenagers of temperatures continue with M9 when student leaders decided to When asked University community." McKnight the draft in case there is a need to pro legal drinking age cannot be blamed daytime highs near 70. The lows renew it. Its official date of return is good idea. Student Senate President said. this." will be dropping into the 405. September l980. Jim Yocum said he could “forsee the tect their country; there is doubt in for all of Weekend increasing pro committee meeting has been the General Assembly as to whether “At this point there is very little Chairman Hudson raised points necessity for it." He cited the A JGyear-olds are competent enough to students as individuals can do to help. cloudiness Saturday withschsnce favoring the corporation saying. “It is blems of students living in dormitories scheduled for Wednesday. Oct. 14 at than write letters to their otsonnmuchneededshowerson a nonprofit corporation which secures and said that there are rules whose noon in the student center of West handle beer and unfortified wine. he other Sunday. Highs both days in the Raleigh Presbyterian Church to said. representatives in the General legal fights for suede-nee anal takes “constitutionality is debatable." There “It is. in my opinion. an attempt to Assembly." Yocum said. “There is a l low705withlowsinthe40s legal action when it is needed.” is the possibility of constitutional discuss the situation. including ways very good chance that when the vote (Forecast provided by student In addition to pressing lawsuits. challenges in the future also. he said. to raise money for the center. Anyone assert authoritative measures to meteorologists Joel Cline, James there will be an eleo interested in the proposed child-care reduce the number of teenage finally comes up the representatives l Merrell and Allan Van Meter) LDC tries to educate students about In November. drinkers." Bestty said. “I just wish would not even remember the law-related matters. Last year. it held tion for chairman and three new at- center is invited to attend the letters.” g seminars with State's Legal Adviser large membérs. meeting. McKnight said. that they would drop the whole issue." i Two Technician October 9, 1&1

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Opinion I SHOT AN A paper that is entirely lht' product of the student body becomes at once the official organ through Whlt‘h the thoughts. the activity and in fact the very life ofthe campus are registered. It ARROW is the mouthpiece through Whlt‘h the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. INTO THE — Technician.vol.1.no.I.Feb.l.l920 27/ " AIR” Acceptance unacceptable Violence, terrorism, revolution. Reagan's life some people shrugged it off The death of Egyptian President Anwar with a degree of acceptance. Recently Sadat Tuesday should underscore the when Iran’s leadership was killed in a direction in which our civilization is bomb blast, many people not only ac— heading. Since World War II, 40 world cepted it but some even cheered as well. leaders have been assassinated. There Our civilization'currently accepts violence have been attempts on the lives of others, as an alternative to peaceful change. including President Ronald Reagan, When the pope was shot, the news was former President Gerald Ford and Pope not of the horror of the day, but of the a. John Paul II. ramifications of the action. The same oc- Revolution is not new. Throughout cured with Sadat's death. The fact he had @ 7&me Imp/aura? Fma bet/mks history man has chosen revolution to been killed was immediately accepted and create change. The United States was the news then tumed‘to the changes that 'OI , founded because of revolution. would occur as a consequence. no;.c.-. A difference lately has been the attitude What’s to blame for this change in the of the general public when something of consciousness of civilization? Maybe it’s a the magnitude of Sadat’s death occurs. media replete with television coverage PLO signifies voice of Palestinian people People seem to accept the death of that repeatedly and instantly — brings leaders as something almost to expect. directly into our living rooms the violent The current public debate in America on The insinuation that a Palestinian state will It shouldn’t be that way. We should all aspects of today’s culture. Maybe it's just the political, historical, economic and moral amount to a Soviet puppet state in the Middle be shocked when any leader is an autonomous change in the values of feasibility of an independent Palestinian state, the activities of the lrgun Zvai Leumi, the East is absurd — even laughable — to those assassinated. Perhaps Sadat‘s power and civilization. located on the West Bank of the Jordan River Stern Gang, the Palmach and the Hagannah acquainted with the region. True, the PLO control of Egypt didn't leave open the Whatever the cause, we should all and the Gaza Strip, is continually at the mercy were considered “terrorism” by the British receives much of its weaponry from the Soviet possibility of peaceful change, but many hope that someday attitudes will change of stereotype, ignorance, apathy, misinforma— Mandate forces and the Palestinian Arabs. Union, but those who supply the guns seldom world leaders have been killed when the and more value will be placed on humani- tion and bias. The lack of information on this For Israel to maintain, .as it does, that supply the ideology, as the American ex- avenue of peaceful change existed. ty. We must never accept violence as a subject, especially as it is central to the Middle violence perpetrated by these Jewish groups perience in the Third World has taught us. When there was an attempt on Ronald way East, is complemented nicely by the well- was done for legitimate nationalist reasons, of life. orchestrated anti-Palestinian efforts (which fit but that violent acts conducted by Palestinian The PLO resorted to arms supplied by the into the larger anti-Arab dimension) to much Fedayee‘n are purely recreational and invalve Soviet Union only as a means of minimally 0k of the TV, newspaper and literary media in llliiiiiiyiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiIlll||III|IIIllIIIIIllIlIIIlIIIIIlII fsetting the staggering amount and sophistica- Peace treaty no. 1 this country. tion of arms supplied to the Israelis by the Indeed, against the imminent reality of a United States and Western Europe. Today, Palestinian state is arrayed a disingenuous with the possible exception of South Yemen, There's a rumor running around cam- of funding is available during the first year assortment of myths and half-truths. To ad- none of the 22 Arab states can realistically be pus that State’s administrators are actually of the dining hall’s operation. ' dress these myths and assumptions is to attack called a Soviet puppet and there is no reason flesh-and-blood people just like you and I. OK. We can see that. It’s understan- the attackers of any just resolution of the to assume that a Palestinian state would be This rumor was confirmed Tuesday when dable that State’s administrators might be ‘ Palestine national question. otherwise. Banks Talley, vice chancellor for Student feeling a little shaky about the financing of Among those opposed to the establishment Briefly, the economic debate on a West Affairs, demonstrated the administration’s their latest megabuck baby. What's impor- of a West Bank/Gaza Palestinian state, there Bank/Gaza'Strip Palestinian state must con- ability to cooperate and listen to student tant about the meeting is that Talley said is a consensus that the Palestine Liberation tend with uncertainties and incomplete infor- input. he and his crew would be open to alter- Organization is nothing but a terrorist cult and mation. For example, what percentage of In a meeting with several administrators native plans for future years i.e., that its continued refusal to accept UN. Resolution No. 242 underlies the PLO’s Palestinians living abroad would return to live and student leaders, Talley announed Spivey's rejected suggestions might be im- hostility toward Israel’s right to exist. in their own state? How much economic aid that the University has withdrawn its pro- plemented at a later date. Therefore according to this line of thought would be made available to this state by inter- posal to institute four new all-freshman any PLO-led Palestinian state on the West national agencies, individual Arab states, the dormitories next year. The housing situa- Another point which Talley Bank/Gaza would inevitably provide a spr- lllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllIlllllllllllllllllllIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllll United States, etc.? Would Israel compensate acknowledged during the meeting is the or pay indemnities to Palestinian Arabs whose tion will remain as is, complete with ran- ingboard for terrorism into Israel. Add to these no legitimate national aspiration, is scurrilous lands have been expropriated by the State of dom lottery and retuming-upperclassman need for some evaluation of the dining remarks the contention that a West logic. If national liberation groups like the Israel, etc., etc? priority on room assignments. hall after it is put into operation. He seem- Bank/Gaza Palestinian state would not be Algerian F.L.N., the Mau Mau in Kenya, The meeting was prompted by a letter ed to favor a) student-faculty evaluative economically feasible and would also be a E.O.K.A. in Cyprus and the lrgun in Israel Correspondingly, the Jews have bullthrael to Talley, written by Student Body Presi- committee over a group of judges unaf- natural inroad for the Russians to the Middle can put down their guns and form nations led into a going concern, but not without more dent Ron Spivey, which offered counter- filiated with the University. We hope, East. by individuals like Ahmed Ben Bella, Jomo than a little help from their friends. For exam- proposals to the administration's plans however, that he will not dismiss the latter To respond to these accusations one need Kenyatta, Archbishop Makarios and ple, since 1973 one-third of the total U.S. recall that aside from the virtually unanimous Menachem Begin respectively — then why foreigp aid has gone to Israel, most of this in concerning the mandatory meal plan and idea since the decision of an independent non-repayable grants. Add to this the financial freshman halls. The letter panel of judges would be less influenced support given to the PLO by the world's 4.5 couldn’t the PLO and Yasir Arafat do the the proposed million Palestinian Muslims and Christians, same? gifts donated to Israel by world Jewry and suggested that: 1) the idea of freshman or intimidated — by the opinions of ad- the overwhelming majority of nations in the sympathetic nations like West Germany, halls be discarded, 2) some freshmen be ministrative officials. world recognize the PLO as the legitimate The current goal of the PLO is the establish~ which amount to billions more for a allowed to live on campus without having The administration’s final plan contains representative body of the Palestinian people. ment of a non-sectarian Palestinian state population of fewer than 4 million (source of to eat in the dining hall, and 3) up- only one potential dark cloud: its stipula- The United States is unfortunately not part of which would allow Palestinians to come home information: US. Department of State). perclassmen be allowed to participate in tion concerning the further limitation of this majority not today that is. In fact the from their own diaspora — to begin building Likewise, a Palestinian state, initially given a the meal plan to a greater degree than the kinds of cooking equipment allowed United States cannot even communicate with their own state away from the suffering and fraction of this kind of external support, could oppression they have experienced as “guests” conceivably become economically viable. was originally planned. in the dormitories. Cooking appliances the PLO without the prior notification and of the Israelis and the other Arab states. PLO Spivey struck gold with his first sugges- cannot be restricted much more without consent of Israel. leader Arafat has continued to stress, to little Thus deprived of moral, political and eliminating them altogether. Ad- The United Nations’ recognition of the PLO tion but his last two were rejected. All has allowed the Palestinian people to main- apparent avail, that “the PLO would be ready economic arguments with which to impede freshmen living on campus next year must ministrators should work with student tain a non-voting observer status in the United to set up an independent Palestinian state on the establishment of a West Bank/Gaza Strip participate in the meal plan and no more leaders to devise other methods than Nations. If the Israelis can argue that Western any part of Palestinian land that is liberated or Palestinian state, the Israelis haVe nothing but than 200-300 upperclassmen will be able limiting cooking to control pests, fires and Europe's increasing support for the PLO is withdrawn from Israel'“ (The New York brute military force with which to block to eat in the dining hall. This last condi- electricity consumption. based on Arab oil considerations, then Times, Feb. 15). Palestinian national aspirations. However, tion, of course. will hold unless fewer than The ball has been tossed into the court” perhaps they can explain why many countries The PLO‘s rejection of UN. Resolution No. that will increasingly not be enough — for as 2,500 freshmen apply for campus hous- of the student leaders. Careful thought in Africa. Latin America, Asia, etc., which do 242 stems from the fact that this resolution, the French Humanist writer Victor Hugo once PLO as the while specifically referring to lsrael and Israel’s noted, “There is one thing stronger than all ing, in which case the remaining spaces in and consideration must be invested in not import Arab oil, recognize the right to exist, refers to Palestinians in the con- the armies in the world: and that is an idea the meal plan will be allotted to up- alternative proposals for the second and voice of the Palestinian people. Could this text of “refugees," thereby obscuring any na- whose time has come." perclassmen. successive years of the dining hall’s opera- support not be based on certain shared tional claim. Mutual recognition is essentially a The idea here of “You win one; you tion. One principle to remember in these historical experiences? political card that the PLO, like the Israelis, Lee Rozakis is a staff columnist. This column lose two" doesn’t appear so great when considerations is: “mandatory” is a dirty On the point about terrorism, isn't one will play only for some tangible gain — e.g., a is reprinted from the March 18, 1981 Techni- it’s outlined in black and white, but the word no matter how you say it but man’s terrorist usually another man‘s freedom West Bank/Gaza Strip state. cian. situation is actually better than it sounds. “choice" is a good word that gets better Talley's reason for rejecting Spivey's with repetition. forum. last two suggestions results from a basic Spivey should be applauded for his insecurity on the part of the administration sensitive voicing of the students’ opinions; the money to repay the dining hall Talley deserves commendation for listen- Sadistic policy revenue bonds must begin coming in as ing. Students should feel encouraged that soon as possible; requiring all freshmen their leaders and administrators have who reside on campus to participate in the opened constructive lines of communica- A matter which I feel is of great concern has plan will assure that a maximum amount tion. recently come to my attention. Incredulous as it may seem, a friend of mine and member of your ”WA-at...... “mm ' communityhas, just last week, been kicked out of WWW!“...... "HT“ his dorm and actually arrested for having a bag of ...... MMJ' marijuana in the privacy of his room. “‘mugmuuuuuueeaeeeea m‘“w*”' .‘ I must mention that he was forced out of his dorm prior to trial. This act alone makes a WW...... WM” , ‘"‘1;'.-...a‘ mockery of the American sense of justice because mm...... MI . of the failure to consider him innocent until prov- woooooooo a ‘1 1-} b,. ed guilty. Aside from this blatant disregard of memes»:...... Mm judical morality, it was the dorm's resident adviser 'W...... who instigated all of this by causing the police to be called in. Perhaps I am ignorant of State's customs, but at the college I attend RAs do not desire to inflict pain and cause harm to fellow students. Iassume that the function of any university is education. Unfortunately, my friend must now sacrifice study time in order to find another place to stay and to attend court. This implies to me that academics is not your administration's primary concern. Rather, it seems devoted to the sport of being cruel to its students. The term for such policy is not “educa- tion"; it is sadism. O Mitchell C. Levine Kenyon College, Ohio (kmmxw9,“IN/'nxmnbbn11hnn Slxofthebesttastingbeelsmtheworld {JEN . ”5"“1""" , I I I geld”.lhh'lm I" —- Nigerian Night—— t p , _ . "”1""WTim Dinner and Entertainment

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CROT’ walk gives, money, attention to hun by Mike Brown to raise money for CROP. blem in addition to raising game Saturday. It would “The basic idea of it." the Community Hunger Ap money each year." have been good for them and Nelson said. “is to find peo Features peal of Church World Ser- In fact. the majority of for this." ple who are interested in it Somewhere in the world. vice. Organized in 1947. people participating this The lOmile trek wound enough to sponsor you but approximately 600 people CROP serves in 36 different year were young people. through downtown Raleigh. not enough to walk." die from hunger an hour. countries. mostly in mostly members of church beginning and ending at Participants in the walk That might not mean a lot agricultural development. to groups. Boy Scout troops Meredith College. Money were enthusiastic about since most Americans take attack root causes of and area high schools. was raised through the use their reasons for pounding their material blessings — hunger and also responds to of sponsors who would agree the pavement to help solve a such as food — for granted. disasters in the United Thom Nelson. a Lutheran to donate a specified amount problem many of them had But last Sunday about States. campus pastor. said. ”There per mile traveled by the never encountered. l.200-1.400 people par- are more families and high- walker. Each walker carried ticipated in a lOmile walk to According to Henry schoolers than there are col- a card which was initialed by “People do it from having raise both money and social Campen. cochairman of this lege people‘rlt's just too bad volunteers stationed along a good time to making a‘ awareness for the problem year's effort. “A large part we didn't have 40,000 more the route and thus verified physical statement about of world hunger. . of our goal is helping people people to walk who went to the kmount of miles he had hunger and to feel involved The walk was organized understand the hunger‘pro the homecoming football walked. with a worthy cause." Nelson said. Kathleen Kelley. a freshman majoring in com- puter science and a member Staff photo by Jim Frei of Genesis II. a Catholic These two Boy Scouts, who softer from cerebral palsy, I. organization. said. “I'm able participated In the CROP walk for Challenge A Chill to help raise money for this world hunger, which has so far raised $44,000. organization and people road and not cross the recorders. dancing and sing- The line of people moved learn from a demonstration. street. ing along to the music; and slower but never came to a & Save $3.00 ' There is not much work in- But as the stream of there were even a few who halt until it reached volved and it's for a good walkers snaked further strummed guitars and Meredith. where the The Rags sweater by Woolrich. cause. down Hillsborough. the crooned to the passersby. walkers got their cards Warm 100% wool & wool blends “I also get to see Raleigh crowd began to thin out and And not all people walked. verified and waited for for men and women $3.00 off ROUNA this way. since I'm not from settle into groups that Robin Kay. a junior in com- friends to catch up. Outdoor this area." would remain together until puter g science. and Keith Laura Hartness. a student with this coupon. Limit one. Sports When the walkers first the end of the walk. Knoll. a sophomore in at Meredith. said. “There Offer expires October 21. left Meredith to tramp along To entertain themselves. mechanical engineering. are a lot of great people in- Hillsborough Street. it look- some people looked at the brought their unicycles. volved. I'm just contributing Lake Boone Shopping Center, Raleigh ed as if the going would be scenery and the sidewalk. Upon finding a reasonably my little bit. People think 782-8288 sluggish because the rules talking with other members level surface of concrete and they can't do something like @E M-F 10-8 / Sat. 106 stipulated that the walkers of their group; some carried little traffic ahead. they this because they don't think LL._____ had to stay on one side of the radios and cassette would jump on the cycles they could contribute much and pedal a ways until they but every little bit helps. If had to jump off or fall off. you take all the little bits When the guys at Miller asked me to Even locations should be based on CAPE! TD PAPER There were also the away. you have nothing." real things. If you‘re writing about a bar, members of Boy Scout troop write an ad on writing, I said. “Forget it. O.K., you've got your characters, loca- 389. composed of cerebral According to K.C. Not even if you held a gun to my head‘.‘ So know that bar. Hang out there. Watch the tions, and dames lined up. Now comes the palsy victims. Most of these Ramsey. one of the workers they held a bottle of Lite Beer to my mouth. bartender. The customers. Whatever 00d part: Putting your caper to paper. scouts were in wheelchairs in charge of the CROP walk. They're a pretty persuasive group. they drink, you drink. When they drink There's no mystery to it. As long as you and were pushed all the said. “We had a goal of TIIIGS TD MIIGS Lite Beer. you drink Lite Beer. Re- write the ending first, the rest wrll follow. way. $50,000 and have so far col- member—research is most fun when Write short, terse, to-the-point sentences. Even after several hours lected 844.000. We're still If you're going to write anything, know matter as collecting. too. But every what you’re talking about. And that means you soak up as much subject Be as clear as possible. And make sure of monotonous walking. year the added pledges have three things: Research, research. and you can. It can only help you paint a you‘ve got the right stuff around for when almost everyone was able to exceeded the goal. so we’ve better picture. is pretty maintain a good humor more research. The more you know. the you get thristy. After all, writing about it and the cause they still got a short way to go. more u can tell your reader. ll, DOLL thirsty work. were working for. Everything went very well." Ta e my characters. A lot of them I No caper is com lete without dames I suggest a couple of mugs of Lite “This walk is an excellent base on actual people. There's this buddy (or ladies in proper nglish). Experience Beer— who ever heard of a caper that A volunteer who was way to get students involv- of mine who pops up in every book I write. has shown me that in mystery writing, the didn’t involve a couple of mugs? working at one of the five ed and aware of the problem In one story he's a cop. In another, a pri- sexier the,dames, the better. Experience Why Lite Beer? It‘s a lot like me and my rest stops along the way of hunger." said Don Patty. a (some said. "Nobody hardly stops minister to college students vate eye. Once. I made him a millionaire. has also shown me that sexy scenes make books—great taste. less filling except long enough to get a at Forest Hills Baptist Usin him not only hel ed make character great punctuation marks. This is where people can‘t get their fill of my books), and cup of water. I haven't seen Church and a member of the deve opment a heck o a lot easier. he was research has the greatest potential. Use always good to spendtirne with. anyone want to stop. Wake County CROP Walk so carried away by the rich ima e, he your own discretion in this matter. But At any rate, follow my advice and. who They’re enjoying the Steering Committee. bou ht me a lot 0 free dinners and a lot of when you write about it, don‘t be too _ knows—you might turn out a heck of a fellowship of walking and “We have the resources Lite r from Miller). So use the people explicit. That way, your reader gets to paint story. Or you might turn out to be a heck of are getting caught up in the and capabilities to solve this know as models. a more vivid picture. a Lite Beer drinker. feeling of community par- problem. yet 10.000 starve you ticipation." . 7 to death every day." he said. The last leg of the walk. ‘ '“After'tlie walk was over. from the corner of salisbury" 'S'drfif‘bf the people in my and Hillsborough streets to group were talking about go- Meredith. was perhaps the ing out to eat. When you longest of the entire trip. stop to think there are peo- Trashcans were stuffed to ple in this world who do this overflowing with styrofoam kind of activity every day cups and wrappers from and have nothing at all to numusrrmrrcn urnrm, fastfood shops which hap eat. it puts the whole thing pened to be along the route. in perspective."

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Sparks fly in hot new film — Body Heat with a beautiful married change the course of their how far one will go to get sion through other techni- tein. He adds that special by Tom Alter woman. while also il- lives forever. what he or she wants. ques besides the plot. T-‘Or touch that is often needed Ent. Iustrating an uncanny sense In his directing debut. By accident Matty. her example. throughout the by a supporting actor to of humor. Lawrence Kasdan has done husband and Ned all have film. the viewer is bombard- keep the movie progressing. The steamy new film The woman whom he falls a remarkable job with Body dinner together one even- ed with hazy. foggy. smoky The jokes he tells and the Heat is a fairly good in love with is Mrs. Matty Heat. Except for Robert ing. The conversation shifts scenes. Rarely are «any way he behaves his ‘movie that features some Walker. with Kathleen Redford and his film. 0» to the subject of attaining bright colors seen in the pic- favorite hobby is dancing - good acting with an in- Turner as the protagonist. dinary People, rarely has a success and happiness. Both ture. create light-hearted genious plot. However. the Turner does a ,fine job in rookie directOr put out such Mr. Walker and Ned agree The use of the chimes on moments that the audience film's good points may be developing the greed that a fine product in his first at- that the only way to get to the porch. which Matty is so needs. missed by anyone who is of- Matty thrives on. while tempt. the top is to possess “the fond of. is to illustrate that. The subject of sex has fended by the controversial hiding the killer instinct Kasdan has done a killer instinct." They like the wind. some unseen long been a controversial and explicit sex scenes in that is really the backbone force is acting upon the peo issue in cinema. Sex playsan the film. of her character. ple in the movie. Other sym- important role in society The film‘s fascinating plot At first. Matty will not bolism is used by the direc- and many times it is only follows Ned Racine. a fast- give in to Ned's suggestions. tor to further the idea of natural for sex to occur in a talking playboy. who. once but in a move of lust — more some unknown force acting loving relationship. It is also in a while. finds time to prac- than of passion -— the two upon Matty and Ned's rela- used by producers to attract tice a little bit of law. spend the night together on marvelous job in recreating agreed that one must dd tionship. The shadows that crowds. while at the same William Hurt plays this role one of the. frequent the '40s film noir style. The whatever it takes. It was are created from some Vene time trying not to offend for all it's worth. He seems weekends that her husband writer of such box-office quite ironic that Matty did tian blinds fall across the anyone. This is a thin line to right at home as a man who is away. smash hits as Raiders of the not take part in this conver- chest of Ned showing his balance on. It is unfortunate smokes cigarettes while he Matty and ed agree Lost Ark and The Empire sation. trapped feelings. The same that the sex in Body Heat jogs. their love is s ial — they Strikes Bach. Kasdan wrote The twists that occur in can be said for the striped apparently serves no, other Hurt illustrates an uncan- spend the entir/e first half of Body Heat to keep the the plot keep the viewer off clothing Matty always purpose other than to ny range of emotions. He is the film trying to convince viewer on the edge of his guard. Confusion on the part wears. arouse our “interest." This able to express the the audience of this - and seat by continuously of the audience is only com- Actor Richard Crenna is a shame because the film the Iritish are conungl The loyal Scots Dragoon Guards bewilderment we expect feel that to be happy they twisting the plot throughout pounded by Ned's confusion practically steals the show is genuinely good. yet many will be performing their world famous "Amazing Grace" from the unanticipated will have to kill her husband. the story. He also finds time of the curious events that oc« while portraying Ned people will avoid it because changes of events that hap Thus the heroes begin to to concentrate on the theme cur to him. The director Racine's friend. Assistant of its almost lack of con- at Reynolds Coliseum on Oct. 9 and 10 at 0 p.m. The pen when he falls in love plot the one thing that will of the "killer instinct" and creates this feeling of confu- County Prosecutor Lowens sideration to appeal to a. Highland dancers will also be featured on their first trip mass audience. across the Atlantic. Commons Celebrating Take us tailgating! BARBECUE National Jogging Day by Karl Samson WOLFBURCERS Entertainment Writer CHICKEN Excalibur Friday. 7. 9:30 and 12 p.m. Oct. 9 Stewart Theatre Admission: $1 and all the trimmings 11:OOa.m.- 2:00pm. Ricky This epic costume drama loosely follows the history of Layton, Manager King Arthur. the Knights of the Round Table and the magic sword - Excalibur. With Merlin acting as master- DUN MURRAY'S of-ceremonies. the film leaps with lightning speed- Baked Chicken through the life of Arthur. 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Booters crush Wesleyan behind Okpodu’ four goals by Devin Steele Wednesday afternoon tary of the Wolfpack‘s ington. D C. Saturday was done after his fourth Assistant Sports Editor behind Sam Okpodu's outstanding defensive ef- to face a tougher challenge goal at 37:52 to end scoring career-high four goals and forts, was sophomore in George Washington. up for the day. Afejuku State's soccer team Steve Green's two scOres to goalkeeper Chris Hutson's ped its record to 8-1-1 while assisted on the goal. scored seven first-half goals record its fifth-straight seventh of the season 'rld dropping N.C. Wesleyan to Hutson has allowed only and went on to crush N.C. shutout. 11th in 15 career starts. 3-61. seven goals in his 10 starts Wesleyan 8-0 at Lee Field The shutout. complimen- State. which travels to “It was a real gratifying this season to give him a win." said State coach Larry 0.77 goals-allowed average. Gross. whose substitutes The Wolfpack's offensive Athlete of the Week saw a large amount of number of 47 seasonal goals second-half action. “We got is eye-catching. too. State split end Mike the chance to see how good Okpodu. who has pulled Quick is this week's the rest of the team could hat tricks on two other Technician Athlete of the perform. We told the team occa- State to that we would work the key sions this season. owns 14 Week. Quick led subs in the first 20 minutes goals in 10 games and needs a 30-24 victory over of the second half. but we just eight more with as Virginia last Saturday at didn't take all our starters many games remaining to Carter-Finley Stadium. out. We let them play shatter States 18-year-old The 6-2. IDS-pound together to see how they school record of 21 goalsIn a senior from Hamlet would blend together." season. caught three passes for a The Wolfpack's first two “We're halfway through total of 97 yards and a goals were scored by goal the season and we're pretty touchdown. Quick. who is leaders Chris Ogu and much where we want to be one reception away from Okpodu at 33:10 and 29:43. as far as our record goes," tying the school career respectively. Ogu's tally McKeon said. “If we can per- pass-catching record of came on an assist from form the second half like we 102 receptions by Don Okpodu. whose goal was did the first. we'll be right Buckey and also within 24 assisted by Prince Afejuku on schedule for post-season yards of Buckey’s career and Steve Green. action." school record for recep Six minutes later. senior George Washington will tion yardage of 1.735 certainly yards. caught a 28-yard Jim Burman connected provide a test for Staff photo by Pete Maroulis touchdown pass on his Technician file photo unassisted to put the Pack State. The Colonials own a first reception to give set up Vince Evans' third- team. Virginia has tradi- up, 3-0. 7-2 record after losing a 1-0 Gerry McKeon Is a portrait of concentration as he passes the ball against N.C. Wesleyan. State a 6-3 lead it would quarter 17-yard tionally been a good Then with the lightning- toughie to Maryland. which never relinquish. touchdown run. game for Quick as he quick speed he has displayed held the Pack to a 00 have good speed on the front together all season due to in- our toughest test ever. We His second catch. a made four catches for 111 all season. the l25pound deadlock last Sunday. line. A main thing that con- juries. but he expects to played Maryland and Navy. 29-yarder. set up Todd The speech and com- yards as a sophomore Okpodu manuevered his “George Washington will cerns us is the condition of play all 11 players for the but I don't think either are Auten's second-quarter munications major was against the Cavs and way through the N.C. certainly be a more skilled their field. 'It's real bumpy. first time. as tough as N.C. State. 1 saw field goal. The three-year named to Southern Liv- totaled five catches for 76 Wesleyan front line. weav- team." Gross said. “They'll which might negatively af- “We've had our share of them Sunday against letterman’s final catch ing’s prestigious all- yards in last season's ing his way near the goal be at home and we expect a fect a team like ours." troubles. but I‘m satisfi‘d Maryland and State was was a 40-yard play that South preseason where he was one-on-one tough. tough challenge this Colonial coach Georges with a 7-2 record," Edeline definitely the dominant football Virginia game. with the goalie. He met the weekend. They. like we. Edeline hasn't used histeam said. “This will certainly be team." nets from five-yards out at 13:41. Less then a minute later. classifieds Riflers aim toward new season Okpodu was on the attack by Ralph Practice time could be a shooting at or above their Classifieds cost 15¢ per word with a HELP WANTED — ought, attractive service 1015 hours, including a free physical ex- do in RmGardsn perkilgltl No Grow again. The freshman put the minimum charge of $2.25 per IrIsartion All personal for classy restaurant' bar. amination. Travel is reimbursed. Call coiled asked! Cell Sports Writer factor Saturday since averages of last season. Pack up 5-0 with 12:56 re- ads must be preanIdBMail check and ad to 707-3431 4117 pm. CrowIeVs Did favorites. 9661253 for more information, 05 Monday ‘ or 7704111. State’s season was moved maining in the first half. tak- Classifieds? Box 5698 Collegest Friday. 1081 10 AM WED 1017 lied and whits Beginning the season with up one month to start early Whether State is ing the assist from Gerry Station, Raleigh, NC. 27650 Deadline 185 FLYING North for Fall break I can get you striped swutsr. bsl sleeves. turtle rock, an “"easy meet is every in October. Some team prepared will be decided pm on the date of publication lor the there faster and cheaper Call Chris CASH REWARD offered for the return of six- along Broughton or Ysrbrouoh 013., ml tomorrow beginning at 8 McKeon and Danny Allen. previous issue. Liability for mistakes In ad 8342540. For Info yaar old, black and tan, Damian Shepherd Imam Mon 1012 or after. coach's dream. That is how members. like Jeff Arman- am. Green stepped. into the limited to refund or reprinting and must be ferrule, 60 lbs, named 'Zsctd': Lost since head rifle coach John trout. feel that they could picture next. The senior con- reported to our offices wIthIn two days alter WANTED meiu 205 tutor — Afew hours a Sept 29, from Van Dyke Avenue at RDDMATE NEEDED to slurs Reynolds sees Saturday’s use more time to get ready “With the range out here nected twice within five first publication of ad. week - Will pay reasonable rate - Call Chamberlam, near CameronVillage. 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I n the past few BY BOB WOODS decades we've been fortunate enough to see wonders foretold by such science fiction pioneers as Jules Verne and HG. Wells assisted design and manufacture — es» become reality The writings and imaginings sentially, a machine that allows a —sometimes hope—inspiring, sometimes trained designer to do all his work on a computer instead of the conventional crushingly ominous—of such authors drawingboard. This cuts deSIgn time as Huxley, Bradbury, Asimov, Ellison, Clarke dramatically, not to mention the time it takes to get the product ‘ be it a bet- and Heinlein may indeed be closer to ter mousetrap or an Italian sportscar ,_ than we dare to think. into production. Right now, the clear realization leader in the CAD/CAM rush is Com— Man's accumulated O puterwsron, a company that COT‘IUlb‘ 5’3 (90 uted most to the 50 per cent growth in knowledge—his use of his environment and the market last year Other leaders are Ice Cools Matrix and Calma, and catching up fast the tools he has made—has evolved more are Applicon and Auto»Trol Technology and more rapidly, so that advancements in When it comes to cooling things off, ordinary Ice does a pretty good iob This baSic Maybe you'd like to go With more of prInCiple did not go unnoticed by Princeton University phySIcist Theodore Taylor, a sCIencefiction scenario and plunk science and industry that once took years to who has invented a |0W

toxic to a common insect The drug was initially tested on pa The final word is far from being ut» argument over whether animal studies The risks are high, the competition is tierits who were to receive bone that tered, but the debate over whether Marijuana — Curse of can be directly related to humans, Since firming up and the return on invest row transplants for leukemia or a se marijuana is a cure or a curse still rages humans and animals react differently to ment is years away, but agribusiness vere type of anemia Herpes simplex Reports from recent studies offer both the Marginally marijuana anticipates a fertile future With the aid kills one in 20 of such transplant pa good and bad news — depending, of Fertile? The greatest fear about pot, most of genetics As Winston Brill puts it, tients, whose natural immunity systems course, on your personal affections for doctors think, is its psychological ef- "Things Will break left and right " are lowered in the surgical procedure the weed. fects. Most agree that smoking dulls One of many drugs being tested to ‘ No matter their own opinion, the senses, short-term memory and treat Viral infections, acyclovrr does not though, many scientists are eager to reaction times, making heavy use of the Holding Back Herpes actually kill the vrrus or cure the dlS' get their hands on some pot. And just drug particularly detrimental to stu- Sufferers of herpes Simplex Virus infeca ease Rather it retards the production to make it a bit easier for them to dents and drivers. But in general, most trons, one of the most common types of the Virus, controlling it throughout score, the federal food and drug folks experts concur that pot does not per- of VD in the United States, should find the drugrtreatment period The Johns have classified THC, the active ingre- manently impair overall intelligence, some relief from a report out of Johns Hopkins study, led by Rein Saral, was dient in marijuana, as a Class C drug, And now the good news. Marijuana Hopkins University in Baltimore Re- conducted over an l8 day period dur making it cool for clinical use. In fact, has been found to be one of the most searchers there have developed a new ing which the drug was administered the government has long had its own effective anti-nausea drugs around, drug, called acyclowr, which may prove The transplant patients did develop the pot fields flourishing at the University of more than 12,000 cancer patients regu- to be the first effective treatment for herpes Virus, but severity was kept at a Missrssippi, larly use it to relieve nausea and vomit- herpes infections of the mouth and minimum and eventually the herpes One of the greatest fears in connec- ing that accompany chemotherapy genitals was held in (heck tion with pot smoking is that THC and And those who Suffer from glaucoma, its related compounds do not dissolve the leading cause ofblindness in the Bob Woods is the editor of Future lite in water, and therefore remain stored US, use pot to ease intraocular pres magazine in various parts of the body This led to sure Controlled doses of THC have also indictments in the early Seventies that been employed in treating people With smoking pot lowers men's levels of tes- multiple sclerosis It turns out that the r E A r u .n E s BELICJI'ID, tosterone, the male sex hormone substance reduces spastic attacks A PUBLISHER However, followup studies have dispel- test at Pennsylvania State University RUBIK'S CUBE liiirarirl W Athei- led most of these fears — yet it has shows that pot smoking lowered spas Ihe puzzle continues to obsess ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER been determined that male adolescent flow in SIX of nine patients This finding lle l)irii|y 7 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF smokers may inhibit their normal ad- may be especially important in the liirfllli ‘iirii‘. vances into puberty treatment of stroke, cerebral palsy, YOUR HOME COMPUTER ASSOCIATE EDITOR ln a parallel study at Columbia Uni~ paraplegia and spinal cord injuries Gen/e or luveni/e dP/IDQUC‘ITI} ilyriiri [.Illf'J‘li versity, 16 healthy men smoked be» Another pot derivative, cannabidiol, DESIGN DIRECTOR tween five and fifteen iornts a day for or C80, is intrigumg many scientists rilnlf'flfll‘ I .irriritiiri four weeks At the end of the test pe- who are experimenting With epileptics 8 PRODUCTION MANAGER riod their sperm counts were low and A team at the University of Utah found (iiiti lririi-‘i some sperm cells were abnormal in Research on how marijuana affects that in tests With rats, artificially in NIGHT OF BLACK GLASS ILLUSTRATION shape, but this effect corrected itself women bears some bad tidings Tests duced epileptic seizures were reduced New fiction by Harlan Ellison lrari [irliiilt/ after a few weeks What this ultimately on rhesus monkeys, which have in intenSity and frequency in every case PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS means is that pot smoking may keep menstrual cycles almost identical to Human studies at the Paulist School of 10 Mi-I “It? marginally fertile men from becoming humans, have showed marked disrup~ Medicrne in Bra2il came up With simi ”I‘ll f/lti'Ji in'l' fathers. tion Nonetheless, there is still heated larly promising results ENGLISH MEETS TYPOGRAPNY TECHNOLOGY ’iiriiriii'atiriii lytiig trii So far, technology is Winning ADVERTISING OFFICES NATIONAL SALES DIRECTOR habits, and Similar hormonal systems in herbiCides kriliiirt Unlwrrii-r humans are now being related to such Designer Genes for Other researchers are concentrating 13 lfinlNiirlii liiii' 'ili‘ 'IlJfJ areas as mood and fertility the Farm on developing plants that fertilize THE BIG BLAST ilrillyWiiriii, 'l‘i 'tllll/H Melatonin is actually produced at themselves Winston Brill, formerly With .’l i (10/ 111‘; Kiss your ass goodbye MIDWEST 7‘,—17.,.4..— nighttime, after the sun's light has The biological revolution spawned by the University of Wisconsin and now liitiiri, Vii-itrriaii fi',-,iir taken a somewhat roundabout Journey recombinant DNA research is generally working With Cetus' new lab in Madi 18 4154 North Broadway Light enters through the eye to the associated With medical discoveries son, is experimenting With legumes (fiiragri ll 60th optic nerve, part of which goes to the Well, look again. Genetic engineering is such as alfalfa and clover Brill and his DEPARTMENTS “I Kafil 9554 .fi-M brain's Vi5ion center and the other part moving down to the farm In an effort colleagues have created nitrogen-fixing MARKETING DIRECTOR to the hypothalmus (you remember to cure perSistent WOrld'Wlde food bacteria that cling to the roots of the INPUT Ray liiliiri that one too, don't you?), often re- shortages and related energy problems, plants Cetus scientists are also InjeCtlng letters, Advrce, Comments SALES MANAGER ferred to as the body's internal clock agricultural genetics is attracting new plants With genes that make chemicals Mautm-ri Riley The light-generated nerve messages fi- research talent as well as mega—dollars 4 EAST COAST nally work their way to the spinal cord By fiddling With plants' genes, scien: 4! Jeffrey Rir hard A'.'.rir tists hope to someday achieve such bd- OUTPUT ill)! 44th '.I 'iti‘ ”10'; and then to the pineal gland, located in ,’ Latest screntific and tech news New trirk, tit Him) the brain, where the hormone is manu- tanical feats as inducrng crops to fix ll) 49() /'r'ill factured their own nitrogen, thereby requiring 4 MARKETING DIRECTOR Dr Alfred Lewy, a research psychia- less fertilizer, to resrst deadly her- lariy ',rriui Hi-r trist, has conducted studies that have bicides; to grow in salty SOll, and to BEYOND REASON SALES MANAGER determined, f0r instance, that some secrete toxms that would kill invading Bizarre, odd and WPlfd but true irriwarrl lariihy people may have adapted to low-level pests The frurts of their labors may be OFFICE MANAGER artifiCial light while remaining sensrtive years down a long country road, but ('l'l'iIOlet'I ltirir to more intense natural light sun- big business is Willing to pay now for OFFICE STAFF shine This may explain why some men- the future harvest Dozens of small (atlir-y tIdllI-y tal illnesses seem to occw at certain firms have blossomed in the plant ge- WAY BEYOND Rrixaririr- Padilla times of the year It is often reported, netics field lately, coupled With major Slide rules you never thought you'd 'c i981 Nari WI",I(IVl i‘uitili'.tiir.q than H for example, that temperate and polar commitments from such giants as Du- need JIIII‘ 'nAlII‘ 900, Hull/wimrf (A HUM/F, I!“ regions cite seasonal patterns in de Pont, Upjohn, Monsanto and Cetus riqtit'. ir-wrvr-rl lr'ttrir'. fl“":"l4' Th" {il'iplit'y pression, mania and suicide Corp, the oldest genetic company in 13 iii the [iiitiliztir'r and may fII‘ ritiitiwt int, Dr Lewy experimented With one pa. the country liglipr «l'.‘.ll"il", 'iti 'l",[ili"',lhl'l" ftir -it»'.i i tient who suffered extreme depression Crossbreeders have been creating PRINTOUT wit-ii 'YI,]YI‘)',(Il‘II', Pitili'mi-ii itiii-i. Yt'J”, every fall The man was exposed to in genetic hybrids for years, but since Books on scienre fact, firtiriii and ijimrir} ttir‘ '.l'l'flil yr-ar tense naturalatype light for six hours plants have nearly 10,000 genes, find fantasy ing the specific ones farmers want is a PRINTOU'T CONTRIBUTORS per day three at dawn, three at dusk r,i W ”R l f-Hlil’fil‘l'. i', a '.'|I'lill' 'H'lfy' liri ,, and, according to the study, his de- time-consuming, trial and-error pro 1—6— lt'l atturir; (,IIir-r Nutty, ,grirt lyw, ni't ti”, preSSion lifted in four days In essence, cess FOr instance, it's taken more than ON SITE Iiifi' it. til-w Ji-i'my they made spring and all its Joys 20 years to breed today's strains of Beyond", guide to arr-as, iribs, 'ill Jill EsAth'. a Mr. qur‘lri'. hr tr-r «I’l'i come early for the patient commercial corn and rice Gene splicing llfi‘gfy/(m, this issue ( alifrirriia’ "l'l'fl‘l'ii'lf‘ wrote iti futuristii far tauy Related studies have led to criticism offers a shortcut, a way to speed up i l)/r‘arri Part livitti tarry Him-m a'iil of artificial lighting, the type used in nature W"i3\ attic-raini- arriinin, tart-,i-lf with martial iirt', schOols, offices and other public places A good example is the "sunbean," 20 and waiting Recommendations have been made developed by biologists at the Univer- llM WOMBI ll/« VIP'JI‘IIII', IIIHII a in! 1; lim- that people get outside as often as they Sity of Wisconsin, Who transplanted a THE COVER Ii‘ small italiari brags inatmrrir-rir man-rt, Ni, can and to keep doors and Windows gene from a French bean into a Sun wees in"i' atany;,' hi",3 "iliH-ti, 'i' '.i',, ir'v-,t in. i ',t.r '.'i' that ', rir,t tl'ully lIiJl‘ rte", ariuaily a ’iUVPII‘J open whenever possible You might flower Similar studies are being con ‘ '4" 'i' amt-ram: 'rirAi,‘ It,"llii'Jrigriiiiiiti'r'.I "Mril' iidrlar;,ii..,r'. and reporter whip, wrirb tia'. lyric”! 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.1:«inc...313“”Va‘.yf‘I, ,(i " BY PETER BUTTERFIELD lems»mmmmm either "oriented" or "disoriented." it is Here's a list of some of the se- the bottom, the difficulty you are ex- lem is also applicable to the general I. Toward "oriented" when each face of the sub- quences you will need to discover along periencing, results from the absence of problem. The friend who introduced me to cube is of the same color as the center the way toward solving the general a garbage dump for those unwanted You may notice that none of the Rubik's Cube had been on it for three sub—cube adjacent to that face. An problem, each included under the changes you were affecting in steps 1 8i edge sub-cubes needs orienting in the and a half months and had found his edge sub-cube has two possible orien- strategic heading where it is needed, 2. The bottom row is no longer avail- two-face problem. That’s because it own solution, yet he still was able to tations, one "oriented" and one "dis- and roughly chronologically. able for refugee sub-cubes from the takes a minimum of three faces to disc» resist showing me what he knew, in oriented." lt may be helpful to think of Step 1. Solving the top face. top two-thirds. The terrifying conse rient an edge cube ln solving the two- order not to spoil my pleasure. He only the process of reorienting edge sub- a. Two sequences for positioning and quence of this is that you can no longer face problem, I found the positioning said ”You know, it takes quite a while cubes as a "flipping" process, and reo- orienting the top edgecubes. focus on single cubes; now they all of the bottom edge cubes to be a real to learn to look at it." rienting the corner sub-cubes as a b.Two sequences for positioning and move around as little groups that fol- killer. It's much easier in the general He was right. Learning to look at "twisting” process; either clockwise or orienting the top corner cubes. low the same rules as quarks and drive problem. Because the bottom face is Rubik's Cube requires an appreciation counter—clockwise twists are possible Step 2. Solving the center slice. you crazy. Keeping this in mind I hum- solvable in the twoface problem, you for infinitesimal increments in under- with corners. Study figures 1 through 4 a. Two sequences for exchanging a bly tender the following approach: DO might assume that the bottom face of standing; it leads to many satisfied "ah until you totally understand the con- sub-cube from the bottom face with a ANYTHING AT ALL that 1) recovers the the general problem is solvable using hah's" at the crystallization of each cepts ”oriented," "disoriented" and sub-cube from the center slice, without top two thirds, and 2) affects any only two-faced manipulations (Hmmm new insight. The purpose of this article "positioned." changing the top face. change at all in the internal affairs of —that last phrase sounds vaguely polit- is to lay a plan for exploring the cube Quiz: Is the "disoriented" corner Step 3. Solving the bottom face. the bottom face. Then analyze what ical), and you would be right in this as- without spoiling the fun by furnishing cube in Fig. 3 twisted clockwise or a. Two sequences for repositioning the change has occurred in terms of the sumption except for the last step of answers. You'll find here not so much a counter clockwise? bottom corner sub-cubes without position and orientation of the bottom orienting the bottom edge sub-cubes It step-by-step “cookbook" solution, but Now a more useful restatement of changing the top two-thirds of the comers. You can get by with only two takes three faces to do that rather an ordering of priorities that will the general problem of Rubik's is possi- cube. sequences which when successively or The twocolor problem. Again, start enable you to systematically explore the ble: correctly ”position" and "orient" b. One sequence for reorienting the repetitively applied can entirely solve with a solved Cube This time Jumble it cube on the way to ever-increasing each of the twenty movable sub- ,bottom without changing the top the bottom corners, and any sequence using only 180’ turns You'll be left mastery cubes. Not an elegant way of putting it, two-thirds of the cube. you find that affects the location of wrth no more than two colors on any I had a lucky break on my way to but understanding this new statement c. Two sequences to reposition the bot- bottom corners at all is bound to be face. Now try to solve this problem solving the cube—which feat an expert of the problem is the first step toward tom edges without changing the top one 'of them. (This is a much bigger using only 180° turns. Try solvrng this estimates only one percent of the more learning how to look at the cube. two-thirds of the cube or the bottom hint that you might realize.) free form, just whirling and twrrling than ten million cubists will ever In order to manipulate the 20 mova- comers. From this point on, you have only toward simpler and simpler patterns, achieve; last July 3 stifling heat wave ble sub-cubes in an orderly and pre- d. One sequence to change the orien— three more sequences to find before lt's a very pleasant change from the in New York City made wrist—twisting dictable manner, you will have to dis- tation of a pair of bottom edge sub- you are totally finished. Use the same chaos of the general problem The about the only physical motion beara- cover repeatable sequences of turns of cubes, and leave everything else about method you used as before on the bot- twocolored patterns formed wrll keep ble. For two weeks I lay pinioned to my the six faces of the cube. Each of these the cube unchanged. tom corners, i.e. serendipity. Anything re—occurring until you find yourself rec- couch, puzzling and clicking, cogitating sequences will require both a functional that does anything to the bottom ognizing them and perhaps naming and rotating. Fortunately, both the heat and operational description. The func- edges is useful if you can recover the thM' ",H' "Y "CHEVRON," "L" lf wave and the cube's mystery snapped tional description tells what the se- 3 work you've completed. 1 can't say you tire of free-form manipulation and before my mind could. Not every puz- quence does, such as "reorient the top much more at this point without spoil- want some order to your process, try zle fiend can count on this sort of good front edge sub-cube." The operational ing your fun, except to emphasize the concentrating on solvrng the eight cor- fortune: I hope the following builds description tells what you do, such as importance of "before and after" diav ners That takes about three moves, your insights without subtracting from "Turn the front face 90° clockwise." Be grams for step 3. Then finding edge-manipulating your pleasures of discovery. cause the operational description can routines is a challenge Some very use— The general problem presented by have twelve or more steps and get ful sequences should come out of this Rubik’s Cube is to make each face a pretty unwieldy, a short-hand notation II. Beyond Solution exploration which can also be used in single color, but thisstatement of the is essential for any systematic explora- There will be hosts of new things to try, the general problem problem is too simple to provide any tion of the cube. The following nota- once you’ve .solved the general prob— Other interesting subsets of the procedural clues. To redefine the prob tion works well for both Taylor and lem, or If you’re risking impaired men- general problem are the three-face Singmaster in their respective "how- tal health by being hopelessly stuck on problems, analogous to the two-face to-solveit" books, and it will work for Top M Caner Step 1 problem, except (obvrously) you jumble you. The six faces of the Cube are "W’ Start with a fresh cube. Buy a new a fresh cube usrng only three faces labeled R,L,F,B,U,D for the right, left, "Disco-fenced" one, get a friend to whip yours into front, back, upper and (appropriately shape, or just disassemble yours and named, as you will discover) downer Steps 1 and 2 can be accomplished reassemble the pieces in their original face. Only three operations are possible by concentrating on each of the 12 starting positions The last suggestion is to any face—a 90° clockwise turn, in- sub-cubes involved one at a time Work serious, and easier than it might sound. dicated by the absence of a superscript, with a single sub-cube until it is cor— lt's begun by rotating the top face 45° a 90° counter-clockwise turn, indicated rectly positioned and oriented (re- and prying an edge cube loose wrth an by a "—1" superscript, and a 180° turn member: reference is always to fixed upward, twisting motion With one in either direction, indicated by a ”2" centers), then proceed to the next edge cube out, rapid disassembly of the superscript. Using this notation the op— sub-cube, being careful not to undo 20 moveable subcubes 15 possible To erational description of the above se your previous work. Try to pattern your reassemble, use the fixed centers as quence is FU-‘RU. The more sequences procedures, make them specific even at reference points for the placement of you have, the more finely you can con- this relatively simple step. Try writing the 20 removable cubes trol the positions and orientations of down the sequences of turns using the ' The twoface problem. Starting wrth the sub-cubes in your quest for a solu- notation given with this artide’s illustra- a ""solved cube, mess it up again usrng tion, so write them down in a tions. Here's why: each successive step only two faces For ease of turning lem} more insightfully a few observa- notebook as you discover them, both requires boldly messing up the previous right-handers tend to prefer the right There are two different three face prob- tions and definitions are necessary. operational and functional descriptions. step in ways that are supposed to be and bottom faces, left-handers use the lems three sides wrth a common Rubik's Cube is comprised of 26 sub- Incidentally. schematic diagrams of the recoverable, but during your rookie left and bottom faces Any two faces corner or three sides of which two are cubes: six single-colored sub-cubes, entire cube or a single face of the cube season often aren't. Slip-ups take you will do so long as they share a corn- non-intersecting (ie, do not share a one at the center of each face, called with arrows to show repositioning and to step 1 again, and if you haven't got mon edge (The non-intersecting two common edge) "centers” hereafter; eight three—colored orientation can often serve better than it down, you'll forget where you were face problem is pretty boring My After some sessions with these prob sub-cubes, one at each corner of the words as a functional description of a in the step 2 exploration by the time eighteen-month-old daughter can solve lems, go back to the general problem large cube and hereafter referred to as sequence. you solve step 1 again. When you are it) Everything I said about exploring the again Your speed wrll likely be greater "corners"; and 12 two-colored sub- working on step 3, this becomes a general problem applies to the two- You might go on to something quirky, cubes, one found at each edge of the major befuddling factor. To coura— face problem If you picked the right like solvrng all eight corners first, then“ large cube, and hereafter called 2 geously explore a new step, the prog- and bottom faces to jumble, then step all 12 edges This is the second most "edges." The single—colored center sub- ress of the last step cannot be treated 1 is to solve the top right edge cube, common strategy for solving the cube cubes are immovable, they only rotate. as too precious. When I first completed and the two top right corner cubes It requires finding a bunch of new se- Consequently the centers provide the steps 1 and 2 after long effort, I Step solves the right front and right quences Try it essential fixed reference points for the stopped for several days, petrified to back edge cubes, and step 3 solves the There are enough ideas in this article wanderings of the movable edge and risk my hard-won accomplishments by entire bottom face, first the corners, to provrde hours of fruitful cube twist corner sub-cubes. A movable subcube proceeding. This is hardly a productive then the edges Havrng only two faces ing, and to unblock the process for is considered "positioned" when it is attitude to work With and only 13 movable those (they number in the millions) who located correctly between the centers Rubik's Cube is a closed system faces to posrtion conSiderably narrows are still struggling With the general of the same color as the sub-cube’s Everytime. y0u artfully position a sub- down the possibilities, so you'll probably problem You now know how to look faces; e.g., the red and white subcube cube in a new location, you artlessly progress through the three steps much at a cube is correctly "positioned" if and only if it position the prevrous occupant of that more quickly than you did when at Rater Bunerfield is married to an actress, sev is located between the red center cube location somewhere else a place you tempting the general problem lncrden- eral chooce qurtars and, since the last heat and the white center subcube. A cor— haven't thought about too much Now. tally, any sequence of moves that yo-: wave. a plastic pal/l0 A former pnqmwr for ' rectly "positioned" sub~cube may be when you're attempting to work With find useful solving the two face prob Hughes, he rs now a [all musician 8 BEYOND FALL 1981 — DAVID GEIIOU)

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81.1.), "$5 . {1‘ Bismuth-ammoI ‘ . I "" z.‘{"'w‘ 9 l 9 - 0“".A—0 r 10 BEYOND FALL 1981 hen he finally made the "But, Vinnie, for Christ’s sake! He's been 0. There was one place was alone once more; as night descended decision to slip off the sniffing around you like a hyena for the last he feared more. gradually, dimming the ocean and shrouding end of the world, he It no longer existed, it the land behind him. He continued to stare took only one hundred "And you knew it." was gone into ashes and out across the edge of the world, hoping his dollars from the joint ac- "And I figured you wouldn’t be oo-opted charred bodies; but in. his thoughts would come together and he count, left Gwen no note, went to the that easily. I thought we still had something memory it still stood. In Vietnam. would get an idea where to go and what to Greyhound station and slipped fifty of the Thetownhadoncehadaname,butifhe do hundred through the window to the clerk, "Yeah . . . well . . had ever heard it, he could not remember. It But this was the edge, and there wasn't and said, "Send me as far as this will take And that had been the’end of it. hadbeensixkilometersfromBienHoaCity, any other place to go. ,ithadcrawledalongforanothersix during the Tet period in 1968. His rifle pla- He was thirty-eight years old, he had left He wound up on the rocky coast of months,athingthathadhaditsbackbro- toon had been pinned down by sniper fire, behind everything that had made itself avail- Maine. ' X'en; but 'it was finished. and the tanks of the 2nd Battalion, 47th able: family, home,'wife,_career, friends. He HehadneverbeentoMaine,andhehad And he had taken one hundred dollars, Mechanized Infantry were still fighting it out was approaching the midpoint and he was no particular interest in going to Maine; but hehadgonetothebusstation,andhe at the prisoner compound east of Bien Hoa alone. he wanted to walk off the end of the world ii sleptmostofthewaytotheedgeof City.Theywereallalone. Cutoffandoneby But he knew that somewhere behind him and Maine was as likely a departure point as .theworldwherenowhestoodstaringdown one being turned into meat for the earth's he had missed the question, and the an- any. Was there still a Timbuktu? at the uncomplicated syrnbology lying in the dining table. swer. He walked along the rocky beach. August. sand at his feet. Lying in the ditch with three men he The moon was shaped like the blade of a Still and salty. The sunlight shone off the He hunkered down and looked at the didn’t know, he heard the whump of a gre- scimitar. lt cast very little light. He thought softly undulating water like strips of mylar, plasticframes,theoneemptyeyecircle.the nade launcher and the insect whine of the about the little girl with the Dutch bangs. A catching his eyes painfully and then vanish- broken glass in the other—that had once incoming round and heknew this one cheese sandwich. He smiled, thinking that ing. The, seagulls wheeled overhead, thou- caught sunlight and thrown it back. He wasforthem. Hetriedto scream Getout! verysoonshewouldoeasebeingakid and sands of them, layabouts of the upper air, pidteditupandheldthemistedthing in his but they wouldn't have heard it: he was al- turn into a human being; and then all the waiting for charity from the ocean. hand, warm from the sun of August in ready out of the ditdi, scrambling through restofherdayswould bespentchasing the ltwasearlyaftemoon,abitmuggy,and Maine.Thenheslippedthernintotheside the saw-grass and the mud away from memory of what she had left behind.

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as far as he could see up the beach, he was pocket of his light Windbreaker, and stared them. omething moved out on the alone. The sunlight flashed in his eyes and out at the ocean. When it hit, they went up and sprayed. ocean. he looked away; he l‘ookhd down. The thought came to him that it was raw Parts hit him in the back and knocked him At first he thought it was A pair of broken sunglasses lay half-buried justice that he should come to the edge of flat. He wouldn't lie there; he kept scfittling flotsam, something the deep in the sand. the world and find himself at the ocean. He on all fours, leaving his rifle behind, leaving had thrown up. He wondered He stopped and looked at them. had never liked the ocean. There was an the crater behind, leaving the wet things in whose death had made it possible. He He remembered the fight with Gwen, the undercurrent of genuine fear when he the saw—grass to drain into the hungry earth. watched as it moved in toward shore. The afternoon he had slapped her, and her thought of the great waters lying at either The ocean was only the second most fear— waves slid quietly toward the beach and van- sunglasses had flown off her face, and he end of the continent. ful place in the world. Even here at the ished in the rocks and sand, but the tide had crushed them with his foot. The ocean, the sea, the great waters edge, only second most terrifying. seemed to come no closer. That hadn't been the beginning, but it didn't give a damn for the little two-footed Billy Dunbar sat on the rocky beach and It was a woman. She came walking in might have been the beginning of their final things that came down to the shore to fish thought of flight. from nowhere, coming straight for him. He moments as a unit. and skip flat stones. The deeps held secrets He had walked into Wiscasset for some- couldn't make out her features, or what she "I thought you said jealousy simply wasn’t like haughty society doyens, and they only thing to eat late in the afternoon. A was wearing. Just a woman, with hair wet in your nature?" She said it with vehe- gave them up when accompanied by death. sandwich, an Indian pudding, three cups of and hanging like seaweed. He watched, feel— mence, with betrayal ringing in her voice, far He had lived in California for a while, after coffee. ing the fear building in him again. Who back in her throat, clogging back the tears. he’d come back from the Nam. And one He sat alone on the beach. Once, a little walks out of the ocean in the night? ”It's not jealousy, God damn you! It's . . . night, with a woman he had met in a bar, girl wandered past, stopped and looked at When she was close enough he saw she it's that you couldn't restrain yourself. he drove to Malibu during a spring thun- him, and sat down beside him. He looked at was wearing a dress, and she was barefoot. There's no macho in it. I don't feel cuck- derstorm. The Pacific had been deranged, her, not wanting to get involved: there was The dress was soaked through and her legs olded, I feel pissed off. l'm angry!" rising, rising up and hurling itself at the always the chance her mother was someL were dripping with mud and sea-scum. She ”Angry? l'm angry, too. You just hit me in beach with the sound of great armies in where nearby, watching; there was always stopped in front of him and looked beyond, the face." conflict. the chance someone would think he was toward the land. "Yeah. . . well . . . The woman had been a little drunk, had bothering the child. So he just looked at her. There was something famiiiar about her. She tried to turn away, but her frustration pulled off her shoes, and had run down the She had Dutch bangs that came down to He thought for a moment that she might stopped her. "That's the best you can do, crumbling hillside to the beach. Into the her eyes. She was wearing a playsuit. have been one of the tourists who had right? 'Yeah, well...'? That's all I get for a darkness. He had screamed for her to come Perhaps ten years old. strolled past him during the day. punch in the mouth? ’Yeah, well... .'? back, that he wasn't going down there. He "I am going to make a big boat," she She didn't speak at first, and he felt he That, and a bruise starting tonight?" didn't scream that he was afraid, that he said. should ask her if she needed help. She Billy Dunbar sat down on the edge of the knew this insensate beast was furious, He didn’t answer. seemed lost. _ pool, dangling his feet in the water, and would sweep over them as if they were "And then I am going to sail it to the But he didn't want to start something. talked to the empty air. "Jesus, Gwen; I was driftwood. He knew the ocean could simply moon," she said. Who walks out of the ocean in the night? only away f0; three weeks. Why the hell did belch once and swallow the whole state. He smiled. "You can't get there from "How are you, Billy?" she said. Her voice you have to get it on with Vinnie? Couldn’t And he wanted to get away from there. was thidt and cold. It was a voice that had you wait for me to come back, couldn't you He stood on the hillside above the conflict "Can too." notbeenusedinalongtirne. wait to talk it out, to try and find a way andscrearnedforher; butshehadrunup "How do you propose to do that?" "Some friends are going to be dropping through this?" the beach, or into the water, or had van- She thought about it for a moment. Her by a little later," she said: She was still look- 'She stood behind him, staring down at ished intothenight . . . and hewas too ter- face worked itself into a scrunch of concen- ing past him, toward the town. He stole a thebrokenglassandthetwistedframeof rifiedtostay. tration. Then she bit her lip and said, ”I will glanoeoverhisshoulder,butthebead1was sunglasses. It was uncomplicated sy’rnbology. use magic stuff." empty, and nothing moving from the town. "I've waited two years, Billy. I’ve waited Sohehaddashedbacktothecarandhad "Ohhhh," he said, "well, now, that makes Hethoughtoftheocean,ofthesound of and I've tried to talk to you, and every time drivenaway,leavingherthere. alotofsense.Andwhatwillyoudowhen armies in conflict. westarted,whenitgottoo hotforyou, off Herernernbered thatnow.Andeen. He you get there?" ”I wanted to say goodbye; you left and I you went. Off to sleep,'off to work, off to haddashedintothenightand leftherbe- "lknow'zactlywhat: lwillgetacheese didn't have a chance to say goodbye.” the bathroom to sit in there and work hind. Hehadfinallycometoaplacewhere sandwich." Billy Dunbar knew who she was. fHe crossword puzzles till I forgot where the he could run no farmer. Raw justice had _ He nodded. losing interest "Good think- thought of flarnethrowers and saw-grassand starting place was. That's all the waiting brought him to the place he feared the ing." the sound of incoming rounds in a far place. anybody should have to do." most. Afar a little while, she went away. and he ' (continued on page 14)

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(Continued from page 16) and makes much "serious" contemporary Particularly brilliant and complete is .ilS dis American writing look shallow. cussion of the stability of Saturn's rings, a Severian, the hero and narrator, lives his lSOO—word essay which ranks with the very life on Earth (or "Urth") in an era so remote best work in print that what we think of as "the future" is its Most importantly, of course, the illustra~ prehistoric antiquity The very desert sands tions which accompany the test are superb, are the pulverized glass of many vanished a tribute to the talent of a young man who civilizations Man’s conquest of the galaxies will be charting man's progress to the stars is long past, and the race has retreated to its for many years to come. home world, slipping back over eons ,to His visions are deep and kinetic, rich in Byzantine despotism. Yet The Book of the color and delicate shadow. To wander New Sun is no neoprimitive saga; Urth is still through a portfolio of Dixon art is to take a haunted by uncanny technologies and alien balloon ride into the winds of Jupiter, to visitors. GAMES pursue whisps of frozen gas through the Severian has been born into the Guild of cemetary halo, to walk the dead river valleys the Torturers, whose tower is a long- A not-f‘or-credit mind—bender fiendishly devised by the editors of of Mars. immobilized spacecraft, who punish felons (LAMBS magazine to drive you bananas. Particularly striking is an interpretation of according to the dictates of the shadowy Earth four billion years ago: savage lunar Autarch. The Torturers, who have a soothing tides ripping channels through primeval bedside manner, are true to their own pecul- rock. it is a study in blue and brown, the iar ethics. Severian violates them when he water churning into white foam, the moon a allows a woman he loves to commit painless bloated, scarred specter squatting on the suicide, rather than submit to the horizon. It is disquietingly lovely, evocative of psychicalIy-induced torment of a device and superior to the "Rite of Spring" images called ”the Revolutionary." ‘ WEI} €89? in Fantasia. Severian is in fact a man of feeling. Nor is Star Trek Trivia Quiz Dixon, who has done matte work for his story one of cruelty: "If you delight in There are few television programs that have developed as large Roger Corman’s New World Pictures as well another's pain and death, you will get little and as loyal a following as "Star Trek,” the voyages of the starship as covers for fantasy role-playing games, has satisfaction from me." Nevertheless, he must Enterprise as it boldly went where no man had gone before. I mean, now emerged as a double threat, a visual make his way as a despised executioner have you ever heard of a film entitled I Love Lucy—The Motion artist who is also adept at verbal communi- when the Brothers cast him out. Picture? "Star Trek” tapped the spirit of hope and adventure within cation. Examining this book, sure to become There is an apocalypse brewing and his all of us. And in doing so, it created a social phenomenon whereby a standard work in its field, one can only world hangs in the balance. Titanic intelli- today more people can name the 79 episodes of the series than can marvel, and wait impatiently for the next gences, perhaps once human, long impris- name the 50 states of the Union! product of this fertile and disciplined young oned beneath the seas, plot a desperate Below is a potpourri of "Star Trek” lore that even Mr. Spock would mind. conquest or escape. Rebellious nobles are find most challenging. You might want to team up with friends if Steven Dames their pawns; their opponents are the Au— you plan on answering them all. Scoring is as follows: 04: lost in tarch and his mysterious masked advisers space, 5-9: another year or two in the Academy, 10—15: ready to from the stars who are "that foreign ele- command your own starship, 14—20: what did you do, videotape the ment that by its very foreignness is most entire series? . \ universal." Meanwhile, the sun itself is dying I. In what century does “Star Trek" take place? —a black hole eats at it like heartworm. 2. How many moons does the planet Vulcan have? Severian's journey is a mission of destiny, What is the name of lames Kirk’s deceased brother? his goal a New Sun. He will be Autarch him- What powers the Enterprises matter/antimatter engines? self before the story is over. He defends him- How many planets are members of the United Federation of Planets? self with Terminus Est, a sword whose What is the full name of Dr. McCoy's assistant? uniqueness comes not from magic, but sub— What is "xenopolycythemia?" lime engineering. He is guided by the Claw What form of communication is utilized by the Enterprise? of the Conciliator, the half-sinister relic of a >5?.\‘.3‘j~".‘*§~ Captain Willard Decker, the displaced commander of the Enterprise in A sample of Don Dixon’5 artistry being that was mankind's redeemer in ages Slur Trek—The Motion Picture, is connected to an earlier episode of — this one appears in Universe past, a sentient jewel, the claw offers the series entitled"The Doomsday Machine." In what way? and is also available as a color epiphanies at the oddest times. Evolution I0. In ”The Trouble With Tribbles,” what kind of grain is being stored rOPOOqu-zv print or slide from Dixon rOPOOme—rm has twisted some of the creatures in Seve- upon the space station? Spacescapes, 17623 Scherzinger rian's world, but when the Claw's light falls II. What is Spock’s blood type? Lane, Canyon Country, 0‘ on some monstrous attackers, "their faces [2. In a Federation court of law, what object replaees the gavel? 91351. (Send $2 for catalog.) were the faces of men.” L5. What does the Prime Directive state-.' Gene Wolfe, an editor of Plant Engineer— 14. In the original series pilot, "The Cage," who was chief surgeon :‘ ing magazine in his daily life, is a first-rate In. In what condition are tribbles born? literary stylist. He draws not only on all the I6, In her native Swahili, what does "Uhura" mean? science fiction ever written, but most classi— ...... cal literature as well. 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