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Everette pushes

for compromise of

suspension decision John Price brunt of a problem that really lies Staff Writer more with the university.“ The enrollment figure which the Students may get a chance to university must reduce is calculated appeal academic suspension before assuming an average full-time stu- next fall if Student Body President dent takes 12 credit hours of courses Jay Everette succeeds in convincing each semester. the administration to compromise its Everette said a possible com- recent decision. promise that would reduce this In the past. students have been enrollment figure would~be to allow able to appeal suspension at the- suspended students to r’é-enter beginning of each semester. but school but take only six credit hours. Provost Nash Winstead announced Sen. Perry Woods agreed with this week that appeals won't be Everette and said the university heard until the fall of 1986. reacted incorrectly to UNC's man- Winstead said the change in policy date to reduce enrollment. is in response to the Board of Governors‘ order to eliminate “I‘m not so sure that when (UNC overenrollment at State. President William) Friday's office In the Student/Senate meeting mandated that enrollment levels be Wednesday night. Everette an- met. this is the recourse he meant nounced his plans to organize a the university to take." Woods said. meeting with administrative officials Everette suggested a set of and faculty members to lobby for criteria should be established to reinstating the appeals process next allow appeals to be heard on the semester. basis of urgency. ‘ Everette said the change in policy According to Alternate Sen. Mary is unfair to students who had Leonard. a student could be suspend- assumed all semester they would be ed because his school dean disallowed able to appeal suspension. his medical drop. Leonard said even "With the short notice that stu- drops approved by Student Health dents are faced with. I don't see how Services are sometimes not allowed we can sit idly by." he said. by the university. ,,,,,,,, Everette said the university is “Because of this lack of com- responsible for overenrollment and munication. people with the illness students shouldn't be made to suffer . factor should be taken into special the consequences. consideration." Leonard said “I respect the situation that the Everette said he hoped to meet Staff photoby Fred Wooiard university is in. but the university with the appropriate people in ad- WKNC assistant program director Matt Kelley and staff will continue to student-run station, located on 88.1-FM, appeals with new wave. pop hits, put itself there." he said. “It's not ministration and members of the broadcast 24 hours a day during exams and Christmas break. State's rock ‘n’ roll and rhythm and blues music. fair that certain students bear the Faculty Senate sometime this week.

State legislator Repeat policy

attacks aSBrtion Mark Bungardner University's law school. said pro- could raise GPA Staff Writer lifers would fare better. strategically. if they sat down and reasoned with, Rep. Frank Sizemore. a state their opponents. John Price automatically because students are legislator from Greensboro. talked at “We need to open up the dialogue Staff Writer allowed to repeat up to 12 hours of a pro-life presentation Wednesday and say, ‘If you're for abortion. let's course work and may want to select night about his fight against state- sit down and talk about it without all Provost Nash Winstead announced the grades that are dropped them- funded abortions. the emotion.’ " he said. Thursday a change in the course selves. The program. sponsored by Stu- “If it's emotion designed to, ag- repeat policy which could raise the The implication is that some dents For America. featured the gravate. I don't think it’s going to grade point averages of many State students may already be eligible to movie Silent Scream. followed by carry the day.” he added.- students. drop grades and must apply through comments from pro-life activists and Debbie Pope. education chairman . The policy allows a student to drop their adviser to do so. a lively. ideological question-and- of Wake County Right To Life. said a D or NC earned in their first try at Downs said that Student Senate answer session. abortion occasionally hurts the a 100- or ZOO-level course if the Psesident Gary Mauney notified the Sizemore, who will accept any woman physically but more often Staff photoby Fred Woolard student repeats the course with a provost's office this semester of how invitation to speak on abortion. said affects her mentally. higher grade within 12 months. students misunderstood the policy. although the fight to halt state- The mental stress is due to poor Rep. Frank Sizemore speaks during pro-life presentation Wednesday night. Until yesterday. the policy stipu- “A lot of students had enrolled in funding of abortion was not suc- counseling, often the fault of Planned lated that only grades from courses classes, repeating courses thinking cessful, some inroads were made. Parenthood. she said. which suggested abortion is murder right to life movement's concern for taken in the spring of 1985 or later they would be able to get their “For the first time. the facts of the “Abortion is just not the solution." and is becoming epidemic. Both felt a the unborn is contradictory to their could be replaced. grades dropped." Mauney said. fund were debated." he said. she said. "It creates a whole different biblical and moral imperative to stance on many social programs The new provision allows students Mauney said he was impressed Sizemore challenged the audience set ofproblems." speak out against abortion. designed to aid the impoverished. to repeat courses taken in the fall of with how the provost's office had to investigate the real motives of But Pope said more consideration “I believe there are some moral "I think I'd like to see the right to 1984 and gives students until the fall listened to students' concerns. those for and against state-funded should be given to the woman's point absolutes in this world." Pope said. life movement address the mother of 1986 to repeat classes taken in the “The administration saw a pro- abortions. of view. “Just as real as the physical laws who has two kids and is on welfare." fall of 1984. blem students were having and took ”What they (the fund's supporters) One area of the right to life are moral laws." she said. comparing said McCann. a Lifelong Education According to Associate Provost steps to alleviate it with a very fair are really saying is ‘We have a movement that is lacking is caring the laws of gravity to what she feels student. Murray Downs. the change Was made decision." he said. population problem and abortion is a for the woman. she said. is a moral law prohibiting premarital Sizemore said some have volun- because students misunderstood the Mauney said the problem arose 1‘25"-.. way to solve it."' he said. “That's Pope said women in the audience sex. teered to help pregnant poor women. intent of the original policy and because of the repeat policy's recent their hidden agenda." who might have had abortions should VeStal said God would punish but these programs need to be thought they were eligible to repeat implementation and that the provost He also accused the bill's support- not feel like they were being criti- those who break these moral laws. developed further. courses they were not actually made a change favorable to students. ers of trying to control poverty cized or attacked. “There is. and will be. the judg- About 75 people watched Silent eligible to repeat. “Inevitably with a new policy through abortion. “It was the doctor who killed the ment of God upon any nation. . .that Scream. 3 film that features an Students must apply through their there's going to be some problems." “We (the Legislature) have decided baby," she said. takes the life of the unborn." Vestal abortion filmed using ultra-sound adviser to get a grade dropped; he said. “In this instance. the we would rather not pay for food She and Tom Vestal, the pastor of said. techniques. Approximately 30 stu- grades are not dropped automatically administration made an adjustment stamps." he said. Mt. Olive Baptist Church. gave Debbie McCann. in discussion fol— dents stayed for the discussions that when a student repeats a course. that's going to be very good for Sizemore. a graduate of Duke accounts of abortions and statistics lowing the presentation. said the followed. Downs said grades aren't dropped students."

Inside Suicide second leading cause of teen deaths Raleigh astrologers can point you Surfer ready to become Raleigh TV Joe Galarneau creased 11 percent. Also. according called Hopeline. also said the suicide "The decision to kill yourself is not to the stars, but not predict vOur mi after Pigskin Bowl Picks Sports, Staff Writer to the report. five to 10 times as rate increase is partially attributed something that you would just do. tomorrow Features, page 9 page 7 many girls attempt suicide as boys. to mounting pressures that teens It's a very difficult decision to make." The Governor's Advocacy Council but boys use more lethal methods have to face today. “I think it's a Salter said. Women’s Board serves as National TV lights Will glare in on Children and Youth (GACCY) and succeed four times as often. complex issue." she said. The report cited interviews with information Outlet for campus Greensboro Saturday when Super released a report stating that suicide Many suicide victims were found to “They (teens) have to deal with and attempted suicide victims in which programs Features, page 3 soph centers Chris Washburn and is the second leading cause of death be high achievers. understand more issues than they the researchers attributed the at- Danny Manning go head-to-head as consensus had 20 years ago." Chappell said. She tempt to a buildup of pressures over the Wolfpack battles No 7 Kansas. among teenagers. preceded only by "There is a general Students become said was ard . ,page8.‘ automobile accidents. among experts that the underlying cited drugs. alcohol and sex as time. reviews Sp”. Nationwide. 5.000 young people die cause of most suicidal behavior is factors with which teens have to “Awareness of the warning signs other semesterend'rg year. depression." according to the report. deal. - and where to find help are about the Opinion, page 4 Free flicks featured fOr finals frolic from suicide each The use of alcohol and drugs is surest ways of reducing the alarming Entertainment, page 10. The report. titled “Teenage Mike Bachman. assistant director common in suicides. according to the suicide rate." said Herb Stout. Graduating sports editor reflects Suicide: The Final Cry." said an of the Counseling Center. attributes GACCY report. It also named easy GACCY chairman. .A‘qnis experience of athletics and Domino‘s delivers delights during average of 130 North Carolina ado- the rise partly on today’s society. access to these substances as one of Agreeing with Stout. Salter 1 other space fillers Sports, page 6' .doom's duration, page 19. lescents ages 10-24 committed suicide “I think it's a matter of attitudes the problems that contributes to teen believes the availability of counseling each year from 1980 to 1983. This and expectations." he said. suicide. services at State is especially im- number gives North Carolina the Bachman said the achievement- portant because “this time is 10th highest suicide rate in the oriented young people of today are ”Some suicides take place under particularly difficult because the country. more likely to perceive a failure as an the influence of drugs and alcohol. university is a transitional environ- Correction abortion in class or With Stiles in State's suicide rate has-fluctuated indictment of their self-worth. and this removes many normal ment." private. She has never stated that between one and three incidents a Becatse of the large number of inhibitions." Salter said. The editonal column Reagan a unborn babies are not human to year during the past few years, opportunities open today. young peo- “Even in those cases. I suspect "One of the things that students liberal7 Not hardly" by Jeff Stiles Stiles. according to Lee Salter. director of ple can potentially reach a higher that a lot of those people had been have to do is to re-establish an On November 9‘2 states that Stiles’ His professor also maintains that 'State's CounselingCenter. status than the previous generation under pressure and had exhibited emotional support base here at PS 909 professor msusts that Reagan was not called a liberal. The alarming news in the report is and. according to Bachman. “have suicidal tendencies for quite some school." Salter said- unbom babies are not human. The r'ofessor said the lecture in that suicides among people ages 15 to higher expectations and farther to time." Because of this. the Counseling Stiles’ professor, who was not question was Simply an attempt to 24 have increased 300 percent in the ' fall from." Some common misconceptions Center offers a wide range of named in the article, has never explain the differences between Chappell. executive director about suicide include the notion that discussed the pros and cons of conservativism and liberalism. past 30 years while the suicide rate Mona the act is impulsive. (See “A wareness.'page 5) for the generalpopulation has in- of Raleigh's volunteer suicide hotline In 2 December 6, 1985 / TecthIan I Features

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Inner Phases practices‘new astrology’ Ginger Moore astrology focuses on the humanistic. counseling With 17 years of combined study in astrology. the Both Wasserstrom and Wolfe have master's ('ontrihuting Writer approach." Wasserstrom said. three counselors started Inner Phases in hope of degrees in social work and clinical psychology, “There's a big difference between my saying helping other people find direction in their lives. respectively. and began studying astrology on their ‘Come to me; I'll tell you your fate. if it's a good or However. the misconceptions of astrology as voodoo own. Welgos has been giving readings since 1980. 11' you are expecting mystical background music bad month . . .' and us looking at your chart with you or a hoax still cause them frustration. They are all convinced that astrology helped them and the amazing Kreskin when you wisit Inner coming first and the chart second. Otherwise the Wasserstrom. who has given dream therapy get more in touch with themselves. l’hases Astrological Resources. you're going to be person starts feeling like he is in a fatalistic programs on “Open Line," WPTF's nighttime radio Wasserstrom says that people who start out being disappointed. situation." show hosted by Allan Handelman, says he cannot skeptics quickly change after seeing a good Located in an upstairs corner of a small brick That method is limiting. the counselors explain. convince the station to let him talk about astrology astrologer work. They don't. however. find the building at 723 W. Johnson St. in Raleigh. the new What is even worse is the dependence upon the unless he gives readings. answers in horoscopes and sun sign books. center is decorated with homemade curtains. astrologer that can result a dependence that does “Although I understand his feelings. that the “It's like a child ending her education after first hanging plants and artwork done by both clients and not provide the guidance people really need. public wants to be entertained by psychic readings. grade. She‘s only seeing a small part and can't tie all tvm associates. A hand-lettered poster on the wall “There is a need, particularly now. for guidance. that just reinforces the misconception of astrology the pieces together later on. These books only keep reads. "1 Gratefully Receive That Which I Seek." People want to have direction, but they also want to - that I could tell someone what to do with his life you at the elementary level." Wasserstrom said. Hardly the stereotyped environment for gurus control their own lives. The new astrology can give when he tells me his birthdate." he said. “Astrology teaches you to recognize the overall and fortune tellers. The three associates, Randy it to them." Wasserstrom said. “That's what we are Inner Phases operates on the philosophy that picture and tune into yourself." Wasserstrom. Steven Welgos and Merya Wolfe. providing. Astrology is practical. clear and helpful. astrology is a way of knowing ourselves through the Wasserstrom is also writing a book on dreams and however. are indeed professional astrologers. and “Astrology will also be used and taught in the planets. The birth chart is just a map. It does not astrology, explaining how to use them together in they want to change the image of astrology. universities, grade schools and medical schools in say how to do something or give answers; it merely one's daily life. The key, he says. is to recognize the “Rather than the fatalistic. fortune-telling. mystic the near future. It's a valuable tool when used the shows a direction for one's life, and the decisions are overall picture through the astrology chart and tune approach of the astrologer in the past. the new right way." up to the individual. into~what is happening through one's dreams. “We can’t give you the answer." Wasserstrom “We're not here to amaze and mystify you." he RALEIGH JUDO CENTER said. “That is inside each of us. The ability to said. "You may think I'm going to amaze and New classes start soon for adults and inspire. to guide and to feel like there is direction is mystify you. and grade me afterwards — you were Jobs For Students children. For more information call Op- the new astrology." 95 percent right. That is not the purpose. The IMMEDIATE OPENING The counselors say it cuts through the confusion purpose is to look at you first, to what is happening . 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If someone is interested perience in a reading, he can fill out a brief form and receive hour for 6-9pm M — F nights. gage. mo] :4».ii “ ‘1 “NH cwwee: a birth chart. Counseling can follow. ké‘KXiION ReSULTsU' I In addition to these services. an apprenticeship kf program began in November. The basic, 106-hour course provides the skills to construct, analyze and interpret a birth chart and understand life patterns. ”We hope this will provide an opportunity for the public to find out more about the new astrology — what it can do for them. as well as get rid of some of those old ideas about astrology." Wasserstrom said. “'3.

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Lisa Lambeth members of the committee chairperson for the board. Board at the National ence. members learned understandable that the campus to discover safe “And though we‘re Staff Writer concern themselves with The board does not func Women College Student about large campuses simi majority of interest is lighted routes that stu- apolitical. we're not afraid the rights of all students at tion as a haven for the Leaders Conference this lar to State's that have directed toward the large dents can walk at night. to show both sides of an After almost a year of State. troubled or as a counseling year in Washington. DC. entire student centers percentage of male stu- Committee members issue. We want to repre- quiet emergence from the Founded last February center. However. the and a recent article in The devoted to females. with dents. also hope to develop pro sent a wider range of the complicated conglomera- by State graduate Sue members of the board urge News and Observer re many related activities and Included in the board‘s grams with the resident interests and concerns of tion of UAB committees. Breniman. the purpose of all students with questions garding women's recogni- support groups. activities will be members advisers of various dorms students. The possibilities the Women's Board is final- the Women's Board is to to call for information re- tion on college campuses State is just beginning to working with Molly Clan- to help students with such are endless." ly coming into its own. provide a source of in- garding any problems. renewed their determina: acknowledge female stu- der and the Rape Preven problems as self~defense. Students interested in Initially named the formation about the pro questions or a referral for tion to promote a commit dents as a separate body. tion Committee. helping budgeting and graduation. the Women’s Board for Women's Affairs Board grams offered to students further assistance. tee to focus on the needs of Of course. this may be due organize the Susan B. An "The Women's Board is membership or information and now called the all over the university. said The attendance of a few students. especially female to the number of women at thony Dinner in February looking for students should call or go by the Women's Board. the Patricia Pleasants. co members of the Women's students. At the confer- State. though the number and developing a safe (members) who are inter- UAB offices on the third increases yearly. When the routes map in conjunction ested in not just the rights floor of the Student Center student population is only with Nightwalk. the yearly of women but the rights of in room —- 737-2453. Married students adjust to inconvenience 39 percent female. it is student walk across students." Pleasants said. Allstudents are welcome. Scott Gregg lies reside in ES. King Center Commons and to help them in continuing Staff Writer Village alone. This means Emporium are open until their education. To aid that nearly 3,800 other 11 pm. on weeknights. married students. the Of the large variety of married students must live Perhaps one of the most Counseling Center has two students attending State. off campus, and finding ifficult problems for the counselors available. . nearly 26 percent are adult suitable housing for a fami- It student to overcome Cranor Graves and Molly WE’RE A CUTABOVETHE REST. students. and 17 percent of ly is often not easy. is that of adapting to Glander at 737-2423, and State's population are Another problem facing sch 1 life — recondition- the Division for Lifelong married. Many attend full evening students is the ' their minds for study- Education, located in the time and could be (gassified lack of eating facilities 'g. learning their way McKimmon Center at as typical students. available after classes.’<< around’campus and. like 737 2265. offers a -Harietyc However, much more of However. the Dining Hall the rest of us. finding a general and specific them are part-time and has created a new set of parking space. courses that may help WE’RE AN evening students who hours from 8:30 pm. until Several services are adult students to brush up juggle their classes, family 11 p.m., and the Student available for adult students on their basics. and a job to remain in r1 AUTHORIZED Tl school. These students r Nortthdge, Pakwood. and Northgate-Open Sundays 1-5 often find themselves faced Place-Open Sundays 145 with a variety of problems. WImhgton Market AMIGA some of which are familiar to the average student. 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Bravo for Student Body President Jay Whether this policy was mandated l-‘verette. Being. the students' elected from above Chancellor Poulton or not, representative. Everette is taking the students are the only ones losing, and responsibility to object to the administra— students are the only ones who can tion's recent decision prohibiting appeals change this policy. of studentswpensions. The implementation of this policy and But Everette needs help. He needs for the manner students were informed of students to voice their disappointment the policy reek of foul play. Failing to call with the policy and back his position. this foul gives the administration a free “Q: Certainly. the university administration hand to do as it pleases. is caught between the proverbial rock What happens when the Board of and hard place, but students should Governors or the Board of Trustees Awards that will never be given not have to pay any more for the decides that all engineering graduates administration's mistake of ove‘renrolling. need a broad background in humanities? Well, the end of thelsemester is finally soccer team was penalized. Every student who attends a crowded Will State's administration change here. Between now and when next we meet. The “Watch Me - 1 Can Pat My Head class is paying for the university‘s graduation requirements effective imme- finals will be over, Christmas come and And Rub My Tummy At The Same Time" overenrollment — they have been all diately? gone, and the new year already begun. Thus Award — for his unmatchable ability to write semester and will continue to pay next Certainly not. Then why change to close out this semester and this year. l CA RPEHTER , about different topics that are distantly semester. Why should about 700 stu- important academic policies that can thought l'd emcee a little awards ceremony [.31. related at best and try to tie them together. dents who get suspended this semester determine if a student graduates or not for some off-the—wall awards that should be li‘i“ The winner is my fellow columnist, Jeff have to pay again? without proper notice? (but never are) given. Poulton. Casey cringed behind Poulton’s Stiles. His recent comparison attempt be- i‘airness dictates that these students be Students must react strongly and For simplicity’s sake. l’ve strived to keep shadow. doing his best not to make a public tween the death penalty for criminals and a the awards related to just this past semester’s woman’s right to choose an abortion is a QH'L‘H a more lenient judgment on immediately to this policy. Write a letter, events and the winners to on-campus statement regarding the dilemma. classic example. appeal since overcrowded classrooms make a phone call or visit an office. It personalities. The titles may need a little The “Let Them Eat Cake a la Marie The “Ultra—Fear of Government’s and overworked professors can contrib- doesn’t really matter who. The more thought to figure out their meaning, but Antoinette" Award - the winner was to have Wrath" Award — for its decision that‘tfiie to lite to poor grades. Not the other way advisers, deans, professors and vice they’re there. been Cynthia Bonner, the Residence Life the new North Carolina anti-pomography around with students being kicked out Chancellors that hear about it, the better. The “Let’s Make State a Living Example director. for her comments that some law, all patrons 18 to 25 years old must without recourse. If you don‘t have time because you’re of a Sardine Can" Award — for his unselfish university decisions should ignore student present their driver’s license, be finger- Apparently. the university administra- too busy studying to keep from flunking devotion toward trying to increase the body opinions and suggestions. She later printed, photographed and swear an oath to tion cares little about fairness anyway. out. just clip this column and mail it to student body by several thousand more claimed to have been misquoted. Therefore, close their eyes during all “dirty" scenes Hiw else can they justify changing the the chancellor's office via campus mail. students even after every campus depart- the judges chose instead to award this when viewing any PG- or R-rated movie — rules in the middle —— or rather at the It’s listed in the student directory and ment from Residence Life to University condemnation to Student Senator Billy the Mission Valley Cinema management. r-nd of the game? postage is free. Dining to chemistry cried that they were Maddalon. His statements in a recent Senate The judges decided that the theater’s already at or above full capacity now. The session that students aren’t qualified to make Western Boulevard location made it an Forum Policy winner is Chancellor Bruce Poulton. Obvi- decisions regarding their own safety made eligible associate for these university awards. ously he hasn’t bothered to visit the campus him a unanimous winner. Also. it. should .be.-.noied.-.ihat_-if.~a..:. 'r . arr «en t-i :r-m-letters Theyarelikelytobepnnirriifthey l tin-.i rm- 1 .t-mi in mining fur style brevtty and taste in no case will the warm be bookstore during the first week of classes moviegoer is caught in a porno act after .. , i . I"l\,nu andtweakingdoubletime.-sparedmpuhlrr interest .ulummlIr. hnulid-iremn willthatw'lhhloklhis heranleth-rauthorhasibeennameeditedonlyforii failureprintingtodoso would mull in that when the check-out line is two hours long. 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The winner is Athletic Director Willis ing a State player’s eligibility to participate in award these decorations to the prospective WNW “Ghost" Casey. All during the public feud the game. The ACC supervisor decided the winners. They can pick up their trophies any between coach Tom Reed and Chancellor official had made a judgment error, so the time from my secretary.

Forum the rule, not the exception. for some depart- 7. The student wants to spread out his final ments. exams over several days. Porno law sets l have worked behind the tables for the physics The last two points are certainly legitimate ones department for four semesters. and I believe there —— a bad instructor can make a big difference in up closed society is an easy way for the university to shorten the whether or not one passes a course, and none of lines. The vast majority of the students who stand us want to take three finals on one day - but the in line for physics classes want to change from one others are not. At the risk of supersaturation. I would like to class section to another or from one lab to contribute yet another airhead letter about North another. Some of them go back and forth Students who make changes for any of the first Carolina’s anti-pornography law. I want to explain between departments switching classes around five reasons are taking advantage of a system why this law is an attack on the First Amendment. until they get what they want. in most cases. the originally designed to allow students to work out First of all, I would speculate (without sampling) changes are made because: schedule conflicts, arrange classes around work that most people who do not condemn the sex act schedules. etc. itself do not condemn all pornography. After all. 1. The student doesn’t want to be in class after They have no business changing schedules that there is something more than aesthetics involved noon on Friday. work simply because they don't like them. when we look at nude Greek statues, 2. The student doesn't want to get up for 7:50 Registration and Change Day would run much Michelangelo's great work depicting creation and am. classes. faster with shorter lines if every department in the string bikinis on the beach. For me, this is 3. The student doesn't want late afternoon university would follow the lead of -a few pornography: the sexual arousal derived form classes. departments leg, the math department) and looking at something. But whi is North Carolina's 4. The student wants to “even out" his refuse to make “convenience changes" in law unconstitutional? schedule he wants to have the same class load students' schedules. Then the students who really The responsibility of the state in a democratic all five days of the week. need to change their schedules can do so without TECHNICIAN S society is to regulate the harmful actions of its interference from those who don't. ServingNorth CarolinaState University since 5. The student wants to take a certain class with Editor in Chlei citizens, not their ideas. This pornography law Barry Bowdon does not include Playboy because the ideas his friends. JeanneJackson-Ford Managin Editor contained in Playboy are acceptable. in essence. 6. The student wants a particular instructor. MRPHY Dav n toele we have a discriminatory law because the law decides what ideas are acceptable. This situation is News Editor...... John Austin Advertising extremely dangerous in a free society; it hinders Asst. News Editor...... Dwuan June General Manager...... Dave Snead Assignment Editor...... Kathy Kyle Sales Manager...... Helen White the free flowof ideas. thoughts and information. Feature Editor...... Ellen Griiiin Sales...... Karen Oglosby So by outlawing certain ideas. the Legislature Asst. Feature Editor...... Phil Pitchiord Tim Ellington, Bruce Batastini, Bill Tourteliot has expressed its belief that America is, or should Asst. Entertainment Editor...... Joe Corey Ad. Production Manager...... Joe Mano be. a closed society. They have expressed their Sports Editors...... Todd McGee Asst. Mgr...... Karen Holland the democratic system, in Tim Peeler Designers...... Barbara Shuping total lack of faith in intramural Editors...... Mac Harris Kathleen Davis, Tracy Proctor education. in the ability of a citizen to decide what Decie Collins Lisa Koonts, TrevorHawkins. Paula Bouiware is really good and bad. They have manifested Photography Editor...... Fred Woolard Classifieds Mgr...... Robin Cockman their reluctance to allow a person to pursue truth Service Engineer...... Jay Ennis Production wherever truth may lead. And they have decided Graphics Editor...... Russell ldaho 0‘.an...... Bob Rood that the First Amendment protecting the free Asst. Graphics Editor...... Ed Thomas Asst. Manager...... Norman Benesch expression of ideas — all ideas — is not applicable Copy Editor Dawn Leonard Layout Artists...... Karon Clark to us today. In the end. if the legislators do not Aut.‘Copy Editor...... Chris Watson Tom Oisen_ Mike Hughes ' push for a constitutional convention to repeal or SOCVOlIW------Maureen Murray Proofreaders...... Brian Brauns to revise the First Amendment. their constituents Archives Manager...... Melanie Hassler Em Georg, John Kushner will not re-elect them because of their obvious Tracie McLain, Becky Siaeon.JoliStiles inconsistency. Unless otherwise indicated. the opinions expressed in the editorials. editorial cartoons and columns appearing in Technician do not necessarily reiiect the viewpoint of the university’s Blair Hawkins Student Government. administration, iaculty or start. Opinions expressed by columnists and MYSO editorial cartoonists represent the via s of the individual columnist or cartoonist: such opinions may or may not agree with those 0 ‘ Technician. The Technician'a editorial opinions are the responsibilitypiand reflectthe viewsoitheeditorin chiet. Department" must stop Technician (USPS 455-050) is the oiiiciai student newspaper oi North Carolina State University and is published every Monday. Wednesday and Friday thrOughout the academic you train convenience changes August through May except during scheduled holiday and esarnination periods. 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Awareness of warning signs could reduce suicide rate

(continued from page 1’ The Counseling (Ienter instructs RAs on how to deal telephone suicide counseling service. “In getting involved with someone, there's always a wit h a suicidal student. “You can call and talk to a volunteer at any time of the possibility that your ask to help will be rejected. but at seryiees. one of which is suicide prevention counseling. "()nc thint,r we've done is to make an effort with the day." Salter said. “Their people are well-trained in least you tried." Salter said. "We do a lot of a preventative nature." Salter said. residence hall people to be sure that they become aware of handling these situations." ”I think that a lot of people don't get involved. I believe :‘In other words. a student may not be suicidal. but if students who texhibit l suicidal behavior." Bachman said. it is a fear of being rejected or not being able to help." he hes havmg problems in some other areas. like personal “(The RAs) are The service receives about 40 calls a day. according to relationships or academics. we hang programs to help the all trained in professional crisis executive director Chappell. Hopeline's 70 volunteers man added. student." intervention. how to recognize signs of depression and the phones around the clock. Often. the callers have Experts strongly suggest “the worst thing any parent. how to deal with a suicidal student. Suicide and suicide already decided what to do. but they need support. teacher or friend of a suicidal person can do is nothing." When a student comes to the center for help of any prevention are major aspects of the course." Salter added. Chappell said. according the report. type. he or she fills out a questionnaire which asks about The course also instructs RAs on how to find additional factors and stresses in a student's life. help and support. “They need someone to listen to them and hear what Salter recommends that people who identify a suicidal We look at things that are related to suicide: loneliness they want to say." she said. Although all callers to person should talk to him about his feelings in an open and isolation. depression and relationship problems. for ”Many people are not aware of the resources here (at Hopeline are anonymous. Chappell estimates that about 15 manner. Also. professional help should be sought. example. Saltersaid. the Counseling Centerl." Salter remarked. The course percent are teens. helps add to network of assistance to which a troubled Public awareness can be one of the most effective means “If a student voices any suicidal feelings. somebody will student can turn. of helping potential suicide victims. according to Stout. Abortions tram t.) io i6 wee-s at arrow A N talk to them immediately. We have a wide variety of RAs have helped the counselors identify students who problemcharge Pregnancy test birth control ”all: $195 professionals on staff." “We cannot afford to wait for the final cry." he said. mtormationpregnancycall 832-0535counselingHolt lreeFor.nfurtherState are experiencing emotional or personal difficulties. 1 800532-5284. out at state i 800 5’5? ABORT'ONS UP To A according to Salter. “We get a lot of response from RAs." “Be aware of other people. People usually give off signs 5383)between9am-5pmweekdays 12TH WEEK OF psychiatrist and counselor are on call 24 hours a day. he said. that something is wrong. so if people around them can “If someone calls and is feeling suicidal, it could be signs. they can help." Salter said. PREGNANCY Christmas or New Year's Day. but there would still be The Triangle universities also offer many similar notice these help available," he said. services. For example. UNC-Chapel Hill's Student Health Some warning signs of suicide are a suicide threat or Services always has a psychiatrist and a counselor on call. comment regarding a will to die. a dramatic change in "Gyn Clinic" £35312: Salter added that staff can come to campus at any hour personality. a change in eating patterns (sudden loss or and talk With a student. “I think that that has probably They also have special counseling services to assist M _,_. T ‘ T; d . «4 been the major preventative of suicide." he said. students in coping with depression and related problems. gain of weight) and a dramatic drop in school performance. _ _ # a A - HEALTH Salter said there are other resources outside the Other indications of suicidal behavior are withdrawal Salter also worked with Student Health Services this university. The Mental Health Center and area hospitals WM friends. the giving away of prized 917 W. Morgan Street-8320535 semester to coordinate an effort to spot potential suicide have trained staff to deal with suicide prevention. possessions and the sudden use of drugs or alcohol. victims. . Also. people can c9”nu Hopeiine (755-6555. Raleigh’s

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Seminoles swamp Pack; Jayhawks await Nightmare in Virginia

From stall reports lai'me Myers. who re and a 1-6 showing from Barber. Barber scored 16 (continued from page 6! placed freshman Walker Chucky Brown. points. passed for seven Best loss by a Wolfpack non-revenue sport: The Florida State dealt the Lambiotte in the starting Washburn scored 20 assists and disrupted the State-Duke soccer rivalry has turned into one of the most Pack its second road loss of lineup and finished with 12 points and grabbed 10 re: Wolfpack offense with five intense brouhaha's in any sport in the ACC. And the the season Monday night. points. and center bounds to lead the Pack. steals. playoff game between the two schools in 1983 has to be The Seminoles jumped to Washburn paced a Pack while Myers and Lam- The Pack takes its act on the most interesting loss I viewed. an early 10 point lead and comeback early in the sec- biotte. with 10 points. also the road again Saturday It had everything — obnoxious Duke fans; physical. maintained a similar ond half. But State missed turned in solid perfor when it meets seventh- spirited play: a fight between the coaches — a State fan margin for much of the a chance to cut the margin mances. Bennie Bolton ranked Kansas in the could have wanted. except a win. Though the Blue Devils contest as it raised its to live on four straight came off the bench to score Greensboro Coliseum. The came out on top. 2-1, it's a match that won't 'be soon record to 21. State falls to possessions just past the» seven points. while Vinny game is set to begin at forgotten by anybody that saw it. 3-2. midway mark of the final Del Negro scored four 12:30 pm. and will be Best 8100 I ever spent: I had the tremendous good The game started off on period. points and dished out five broadcast. nationally by fortune. and a friend with a free place to stay in Atlanta. the wrong foot for the State outrebounded the assists in nine minutes of CBS. to go to the 1983 ACC tournament. There I witnessed the Pack. as Chris Washburn Seminoles. 43-37. and re- action. The Jayhawks will be birth of a miracle. and I don't think I've been the same was whistled for an off- peatedly had four or five ”One of the things we led by former Greensboro since. therhall foul on State's shots on a possession but didn't get done tonight is Page star Danny Manning. No game was decided until the final seconds. and the opening possession. The had trouble finding the taking a little bit better Manning. a sophomore semifinal overtime win over Carolina ranks as the Seminoles then proceeded hole. State hit only 29 of 79 control of the basketball." forward, was co-national greatest basketball game I've ever seen. State trailed by to hit 16 of its first 20 field field goal attempts for the Pack coach Jim Valvano high school player-of-the— six with less than two minutes to go in the extra period. goal attempts in opening a game. including a 4-18 ef» said. “We got beat by a year in 1984 with State's but Dereck Whittenburg bombed in a three-pointer. ninepoint halftime lead. fort from Nate McMillan better basketball team. Washburn. Jimmy Braddock and Curtis Hunter missed one-andones. “If you're going to lose. Jayhawk coach and ‘and Thurl Bailey and Dereck hit eight straight free throws you might as well lose to former North Carolina star to ice the win. ' somebody you like. This Larry Brown brings a team Worst 8100 I ever spent: The State-Virginia football hasn't been unexpected. with a 5-1 record into the Staff phoroby scou Rivenbark game in 1984. Besides the Pack getting bombed. 450. I got FREE PREGNANCY TESTING not when you're playing as tilt. Kansas' only loss was Chris Washburn, pictured against Tampa, cleaned up for a speeding ticket on the way up there. the car broke down many young kids as we're to third-ranked Duke. 90 points against the Seminoles Wednesday. and I injured myself (don't ask me how) with the shower Confidential playing. When you give up 92-86. in the finals of the massage in the hotel in Charlottesville. All Services easy baskets in NIT Statel67l FloridaState l76l a close Big Apple preseason Myers 69 01 12. Brown 15 00 2. Fitchett 4-8 34 ll, Allen 711 57 19. Best win by any team: The State-Virginia football game game. you're going to get tournament last Sunday. Washburn 8K] 48 20, McMillan 418 00 8, Hunter 69 00 12. Shatter l 2 22 4, Barber in 1985. When Tom Reed's much-beleaguered Pack finally buried." State students can buy Weems i5 [10 2. Lambiotte 48 22 ll]. 614 48 16, Karasek 13 0-0 2, Caner 0-0 won a contest in Carter-Finley. breaking a school record Pregnancy Life Care Center Florida State was led by tickets for the game at the Fasculas i2 00 2. Bolton 37 12 7, Del 00 0, McCloud 35 25 8, Mabrey l l, 22 4. eight-game home losing streak. the State students vented forward Randy Allen. who Reynolds Coliseum box of- Negro iii 22 4, Sims 04 00 0, Jackson Totals 2953 1828 76 almost two years worth of frustrations. scored 19 points and fice until 4 pm. today. Mann rmumomnmsi A ~ 8,113. After Cavalier tailback Barry Word dropped the 832-0890 grabbed eight rebounds. potential game-winning two-point conversion pass with 40 and guard Pee Wee seconds to go. the student section went berserk. Hundreds .AAAAAA " of plastic cups. along with a certain editor in chief's hat. " lllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllll lr were tossed about in wild relief. assuring a home finale that all of the State seniors. both players and students. KE ‘ STUDY will cherish forever. Beat loss by any team: The State-ECU football game in 1983. The then-largest crowd ever to see a football game BREAK DURING EXAMS New hours starting Dec.2,1985: in this state. (57.700) and a national television audience MWF: 8-4:30. TH: 9:30-6.30 (WTBS). saw the upstart Pirates nip the Pack 22-16. donation The two bitter in-state rivals fought to the end. And it AND COME SEE . . . Bring this coupon on your first wasn't until the Pack failed on a fourth down with less and receive an EXTRA $5.00 BONUS than a minute remaining that its fate was sealed. Todd's Christmas shopping list: -' RALEIGH PLASMA éi To Panag'lotis Faaoulas: A jersey with his name spelled 1941 — Monday, Dec.9, 8pm correctly. lllIllllll|||l|lllll|llllllllllllllllllll|llllllIlllIllllllllllllllllllll" l MAIDEN LANE To Ernie Myers: A chance. He deserves it. llll one coupon To Tom Reed: A passel of big. strong. quick and fast Stewart Theatre per student RALEIGH, NC 27606 828-1590 football recruits with SATs over 700. To Chancellor Poulton: Forethought. The Three Stooges Meet Hercules To my Pigskin Picks colleagues: Somebody worse than me next year. (Good luck.) lull. Illlllllllllllllllllllli To everyone who is still reading: Something better to — Tuesday, Dec. 10-, 8pm do. To my fellow staffers: No more 12-page papers. This is Stewart Theatre Pizza Transit Authority I mt ottniim ' ridiculous. When it comes to pizza, PTA comes to you To Charles Driesell: A new nickname. How about Death Race 2000 Baldy? iill — Wednsday, Wolfpack Specials To all the engineers here at State: A sense of humor. Just tell us your NCSU registration when you order Come on guys. lighten up. Dec. 11, 8pm Stewart Theatre and show your registration card when you pick up your To all ofus whoare graduating: A job. pizzas or when they are delivered for 2~for~1 and other To UNC students: A basketball arena that has no major discount specials. structural faults. If they were an engineering school. it would have been finished by now. Of course. it probably . . . Get a 12-inch two topping pizza FREE when you pick up a wouldn't have any halls either. ABSOLUTELY FREE! 12-inch two or more topping pizza at the regular price. To any reporters covering State athletics: An athletic only one special applies to each order director who likes to talk. About anything. sponsored b the Union Activites Board 821-7660 3126 Hillsborough St. glilflllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll It was fun. Aloha. Gus.

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TIRED OF LINES? Now you can mail in your registration for spring classes at the Craft Center Brochures with registration forms will be WHEN: available in early December. Return yours before January 6 to register. Craft Center WHERE: Lower level Frank Thompson Building across from the parking deck. south campus Our classes fill upfast! WHY: Don 't forget. NCSU students. employees. and alumni and their spouses receive discounts on the basic class fees.

NCSU students and staff and their spouses also may register in person at the Craft Center Thursday, January 9, from 12:30 to 7:30 pm.

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POTTERY: Using the Potter's Beginninng Lead Came er Wheel. Working With Clay, OFIBERS: Learning to . Making Better Pots. Raku Crochet. Weaving on a Floor Firing. Workshop With Ruth Loom. Weaving for Clothing. ho sa 5 you cant take it With you? But this 15a is(3‘ v; ,3 A....‘: Duckworth on Hand-Building Lap Quilting. Historical Nee- After our years of college you've Express can shov that i i Porcelain. Workshop With'Jan dlework0 ART 0N PAPER: got a lot of things And one more could yourfuture And asycu ii1 i, Richardson on Hand-Building Learning To Draw. be the American Express" Card. uptheladdei redii.. .. Miniature Buildings 0 Watercolor. Calligraphy. i Because if you’re a senior and TheCa: d: v7? 1. ‘ PHOTOGRAPHY: B&W Pho- Chinese Brush-Painting and . you've accepted a $10.000 career- can help‘vnl’w .<1?.'.""‘*' ' tography. Color Negative Watercolor 0 WOODWORK- ! oriented job you could get the credit hikt r, rAir: lllti Printing. Color Slide Printing. ING: How to Use the 1 American E ress Card. vein the Card can be .i 1._ 7 Better Pictures. Getting Com- Woodahop and Tools Safely. That's ostrings No gimmicks for vacations. to: a night or. " ' fortable With Your Camera. Fine Furniture. Mountain . (AndiJen if you dont have aiob )USi a little shoot ii.Ki Workshop With Merry Moor Dulcimer. Antique Mirror Re- ; :igrht nr..' . lion t‘r‘v try This gr-COUCH—mono-hi {\(\ ’r‘: 1800~THE CART Winnett on Van Dyke Brown produciton 0 FLY TYING 0 . i at i: still tow tr ldrnonths g .h.aid‘Ll'3.\rI 1 '..' II}'- :.-‘ and Cyanotype Printing 0 TELESCOPE MAKING 0 '1 attrIll/0U 13'Kim1'0) ' i -0“ j/l.ll."."' ‘ FLAT GLASS: Lead Came INDEPENDENT STUDIO “ it 131M l:"."'i")irri . z 4:; and Copper Foil Techniques. USEO GALLERY EXHIBo it.» .i".'--' :. "wk-Hing)? if) ? -5’ 5 Th(‘ AIHGHCap I.vr‘v.st; C3{d_ ITIONS 0 AND MORE tint r11“ you rr ("1H Don‘i leave \chm v.’30:? N?‘ THE CRAFT CENTER December 6. 1985/TechniCian / Classdied 9 . Classifieds _

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The Monday and Ihursday, 48, Saturday, For Sale WITH THISAIDANI) ."f' prepaid Term Papers, Resumes. Fast, Accurate Surte 201, Raleigh, 101227607 nation's largest college tour operator IS 1116 4691844 ”riP‘x‘i‘FNI ~riuts rim st 1U YOI'R STATE Ll). Selma, 4678239. looking for a responsrble campus Carpets for SBlPE’ll‘PllP“ ' r f‘t’W “'1".y . “1‘:Ii 1': delinquent tax property Clothing oriented salesperson for retail Call Gail, 1". {iii 1'1" .,I. '"3‘.lillr'hllllll Ell GHMBB 101 Typing let us do your typing at a men's formal wear store afternoons. representative to market the finest PUT YOUR SPARE TIME to good USE 71.7.7345, 1‘ "' r '. I'Y‘d‘tIJ Typing reasonable rate. IBM Selectric II. Call evenings and Saturday. 82111340. spring break trips to Ft Lauderdale 0r pamcrpalmg in EPA research on the otherwrse 834 748? Ginny, 848-8791 Daytona Beach. Earn free trips and UNC campus Earn at least $5 '1“th Hilarious Nuvelly 800k, 1 . ”lids liver let IRISH GRAPHICS give your TypingEnd of Semester special. Papers College Students. Good Hours Ar- good COITImlSSlOflS while gaining great plus travel reimbursement help we PTL Fun With Jim and Tammy" Sent) resumes and repons that profes3ional $1.257double spaced page. 783-3458 ranged Anund School Schedule. Apply business expereince For more In envrronment, get a free physmai $6 50 let each copy to Steve Lari, P O appearance Typing, word processrng. anytime. Fisher's Gncery And Hardware, 10701 formation, call 1 800 323 8091 Wanted healthy, nonsmoking males. Box 4288, Hickory, NC 28603 and phototypesetting at reasonable Six Forks Rd. 847-5225. age 1835 Far more inlormation call rates Specral resume package. Word Processing. Typing of lawns. Looking for the best rob tn town7 9661253 collect, Monday Friday, 8 am Sia'e Red Tomes moped litellem Call COUNSELORS. 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EPA needs healthy Training .and practical experience 457 2415 after t. all lnites or leave messagel. Ask for Ouick tumaround. IBM equipment, for 10 problem youths in camp and on nonsmokers aged 1835 for breathing allows you to earn while you learn 1980 Volks SFTBEJI‘TIIV diesel Marianne various type styles, professional work. extended backpack, canoe and raft studies at UNC. Call 966-1253 from Experience IS preferred Call and Great Call for information, Data Specialties, 105. schedule an appomtment to take runaound economy ’1? mpg' A‘C, (y, RESUMES It OFF. Satisfaction 7224514. trips. Camping, youth care experience aptitude test and View a Video 01 the Sunroof, 4 spd, alpine reissette, SNOWSHOE guaranteed” For resumes that really and one year college preferred for NEED EXTRA MONEY' NO sales, no program Stuart L Matthews. greenlblack, v good condition, ilrllt PRECISION STYLE-II) sellll Life Directions, 7794326. entry into rewarding profesion. Salary bookkeeping, 510 hrlweek, Nonhwestern Mutual Life, 782 9530 Asking $3,000, phone 8" 411111 AKE O Help Wanted $10,411] plus room and board, benefit $500.00~$1,000.001month. Corrie to \litinr-I'. u i. r.u\.rriwhit-\mrumvrm mm. I\II"i-<|' HAIRCUT Term Papers Typed at reasonable package, UNDERGRAD ACCREDITED room 1402 Bruugiituri Hall, Thurs, rates. Fast turn around. 832-1954. training. Call Staff Recruiter, Students needed for part time Miscellaneous Oi '.i “it I‘ Career Sales - Northwestern Mutual. 7043718355, or send mum to Dec. 5, at 8:00 pm. warehouse work Monday thru Friday $4.50 TYPING Term papers, Thwes, the Quiet Company, is new interview- Eckerd Foundation, PO Box 31122, Pan-Time. FLEXIBLE HOURS“ CAR Hours are flexible based on students‘ Abortion to 20 weeks Pram- ix: Dissertations, Resumes/cover letters. ing qualified applicants. Challenging schedules but morning hours are confidential GYN lutiiished wrth Rush jobs, close to campus, IBM work with him income potential. Charlene, NC 28231. EDEMIF. SHOP FOOD B DAIRY Peace St If You get Ihl‘ look and style you want? We- talu- llu- r-xlru IIII'II' 1620 Glenwood Avenue to [Pl your out right. All service-u are providi-d Raleigh 833-2502 byoururniorelude-n1 NIylinln under taupe-Minion of Now thru Sat. Only! infirm-ling (‘rnmr-tr-Iugieh Two by Stanley Kubrick Starts Sunday' NUAI’INNNIME‘I \Pl E~~\I(\ Two With Cary ugh-n urme‘ |'\1'"an- PETER SELLERS 2nd Feature Grant “Paths of Capra's “Arsenic GEORGE (. SEOTT Glory" And Old Lace" QRRQ Shows (1944) I’niu-ruth “Strangelove” ”Indiscreet" ()mero-hlmu J 9:00 pm Plus ” Andl‘oumrlnluu\ m "Paths" (1958) with Ingrid 7:15 pm. Sat. Bergman ‘ Mat 3:00 Also a cartoon' (‘AMERON VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER \l’oolrich Phone 821-2820 heavy weight Spa-rm! Ill‘iiii‘é‘ amide on? FOR . Prim-r: (In 100% l’o-rmnm-ntand Cotton snowshoe.11.. I rip-iii. in. \M Koch Wino-r. Special lllr.\'r‘ ' lli.|’riuri ('umplc-Ii- Chamois Fri and Sat r 2 Ir ”it, ‘,,,r..| ‘\ ' . Skint‘iirv shins. 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Flicks: Exam films free Jeff Lundn'gan easy to' imagine Kelso be» Joe iDeRita. not the origi- ruled by a fascist gov— Staff Writer ing Bluto Blutarsky's uncle ‘nal (‘urly‘ — find a time ernment that apparently or something. machine and travel from resides in every country The semester ends this The film's excellent Ithaca. N.\'.. to Ithaca. but America. The race is a week. and if somewhere in special effects are ancient (ireet-e. transcontinental affair. the midst of studying for noteworthy as well. in- For awhile. they are where points are scored by exams you happen to have cluding a ferris wheel that able to pass off the running over pedestrians a spare moment. drop by rolls off ()cean Pier and a machine's inventor as and a television audience Stewart Theatre for a dogfight over Hollywood Hercules; then the real one sees all. movie. This week all the Boulevard. accomplished shows up. It's funny seeing It stars David (‘arradine films start at a pm. and all by models on wires rather the Stooges in togas. yet as Frankenstein. a legend- are free. than traveling mattes. still wearing modern ary. partly bionic driver Monday night is 1941. Gregory Jein. who also wingtips and white socks. who wears a mask to hide directed by Steven built the mother ship for Wednesday. Stewart his face. scarred after so“ Spielberg. It has the Close Encounters. got an Theatre shows its last film .1 many crashes. All the cars .mmaw hat dubious honorof, . ,Oscar nomination for the of 1985 with Death Race _ are a treat.; buthis is the being the only one of his effects in the film. Not bad 2000. the perfect film to best: a really nasty films that ever threatened for it guy whose first begin the holidays with. monster car with fangs. to lose money. a fault that professional effects were Exploitation master Roger Also featured is hes not so much with the for a porno movie. Flesh (,‘orman threw it together Sylvester Stallone as movie itself as with the Gordon. back in 1975 to cash in on HMHl'I’llR‘Q-L“(llilln Joe phenomenal budget he Tuesday night. The the hoopla surrounding Viterbo. / Photocourtesyof Raiergn UVIC setter used up while making it. Three Stooges Meet Rollerball. Now, 10 years The whole thing is actu- Photo courtesy of Friends ofthe College John Belushi stars as the Hercules will be shown. As later. who cares about ally not as bad as you Classical pianist Andre Watts (left) plays Reynolds Coliseum Friday and Saturday at 8 Wm 85 PM 0' "W Friends mad dog fighter pilot. far as it goes. the title Rollerball'.’ might think: in fact. it's of the College series. Leonard Bernstein called Watts "one of those special giants." Watts will perform an all-Liszt ”Wild Bill" Kelso. It was sums up the film very The film is based on a pretty good in a campy program. State students and a guest are admitted free upon presentation of their registration card and ID. Also I‘lelushi's second film after nicely: the Three Stooges short story by Ib Melchior sort of way. One of the Friday is the Raleigh Civic Ballet's Christmas performance of Coppella at Memorial Auditorium at a pm. Tickets Animal House. and it's Moe. Larry. and Curly and set in a future America very first video games was based on it. in which little are $3.50 forstudents and are available at the Memorial box office. tombstones popped up and Saturday night. One of certainly the most cynical. Soviet Union to keep them key Pentagon official. Gen. when pedestrians were hit. them is Dr. Strangelove or anti-war movie ever made. from contaminating our “Buck" Turgidson. After Two films by Stanley How I Learned to Stop As Gen. Jack D. Ripper, ”precious bodily fluids" seeing him in this role. Kubrick are showing at the Worrying and Love the Sterling Hayden launches a and stop them from putting Patton suddenly becomes o Rialto. continuing tonight Bomb, perhaps the best. nuclear attack against the fluorine in our water. just a little less serious. Peter Sellers is the real Finally, the late Slim 1 .3 .aap- 1‘/“"——'-....._.iaiioiiiiiEDICAL SERVICES star. though. playing three Pickens is. Maj. "King" mic“.1-93“ roles including Dr. Kong. who gets through to on., 0-‘-L‘3’!Jarml-.054."‘.7"-_\~ Strangelove. one of the Russia and rides his bomb L?“5:;.-._;.-. oI.1.9... .,‘r4,, The Air Force has openings for Biomedical Sciences specialists- most demented and classic down to its target like a “'th II "V'0‘_'_ in the following fields characters in film history. bronco. air?:. .m.0’- “if7.er:- Wigwam Norway (lrey Ragg sock. 85".. Confined to a wheelchair. The world ends to the wool 15".. nylon Genuine ragg heaw PSYCHOLOGY INTERNS DIETETIC INTERNS Strangelove continually tune of Vera Lynn singing 3T(7-;ti weigh sock. «inly nyM'ool with 2x2 true rib CLINICAL has to wrestle for control ”We‘ll Meet Again." and .’-I,. stay up top . l0~ length The best ragg out BIOMEDICAL INTERNS SOCIAL WORKERS 6‘50! -’ oI of his own body, as his the heads of government "J ti there for comfort. warmth. durability right arm threatens to get actually look forward to ;-.-’I.-W away from him and snap life underground, where 2»,it,v’.‘ $585 intoa Nazi salute. You can enjoy regular working hours, 30 days of vacation with women will outnumber l‘l E.|F.- a- George C. Scott plays men’fivetoone. 21.5].‘."". to“..' .'."/'- I! pay each year. worldwide travel opportunities... a unique and enjoyable lifestyle for you and your family. Ask about our outstanding pay TRAVELIMJ FOR THE HOLIDAYS7 and benefits package. 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