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Rhesearc Center e Three wrestlers plead guilty Wins design award ‘ From staff reports Roger Smith. the attorney for weekends in jail. wrestler Steve Pagliughi. told Judge Three more N.C. State students Joyce Hamilton that the wrestler Former wrestler James Best plead- By David Honea charged with beating another NCSU also has a felony conviction for ed guilty to two charges of simple Senior Staff Writer student. his wife and a neighbor in conspiracy to sell a controlled sub— assault and received the same sen- September pleaded guilty to assault stance. He pleaded guilty to the tence as Boyer. N.C. State's new Natural Resources Research Center charges Wednesday morning in charge in Syracuse. NY. on Aug. Four other wrestlers pleaded (NRRC) has won North Carolina's top award for out- Wake County District Coun. 21. and is serving five years proba- guilty to assault charges Tuesday standing achievement in brick design. The three students. two wrestlers iion. morning. All received jail time. The center. which unites the university‘s natural and one former wrestler. will go to Assistant District Attorney resources disciplines, received the Brick Association of jail and could receive additional Cynthia Baddour said Thursday Wrestler Thomas Best. James North Carolina's annual President’s Award. The award punishment when they receive final afternoon that she thought the con- Best's nephew, was found guilty of is the association’s highest honor in it’s annual architec- sentencing on Dec. 18. They also viction will affect Pagliughi's final assault charges last month. He has tural competition. have agreed to pay restitution to the sentence. yet to be sentenced. The building is on Faucette Drive near Western victims: pan-time student William Pagliughi pleaded guilty Another wrestler. Garrett Boggs. Boulevard between Morrill and Dan Allen Drives. Grey. his wife Charlotte and their Wednesday to one count of simple has yet to be tried. Baddour said Gerard Peer. of Jenkins-Peer Architects, pointed out , neighbor Rodney Bentley. assault against William Grey. He Thursday she expects him to plead several distinctive features of the NRC which led to Charlotte Grey required seven received a 30-day suspended sen- not guilty. as he did not accept a the award. stitches in her lip after being struck tence. probation and four days in plea bargain offer. “The way brick is used is very clear in that it's used in the fight. William Grey also jail to be served over two week- The charges and sentences of primarily in the ends housing services,” such as plumb- required stitches and Bentley was ends. those who plea bargained vary. ing and mechanical areas, Peer said. “It was a discrete beaten so badly that doctors had to Wrestler Robert Boyer pleaded Baddour said all the men are equal- use, rather thanjust having the building clad in brick.” put a metal plate and a metal loop guilty to two charges of simple ly responsible for the fight. but the Peer also noted several of the building’s decorative in his face on and near his eye sock- assault against William Grey and severity of the punishments was features. which he described as “very traditional. his- et. Both his eye socket and jaw had Bentley. He will serve a 60day sus- partially based on who started the torical uses (of brick). but in a fresh. new way." been broken. pended sentence. probation and two fight The most striking of these is the building‘s massive ‘ brick corbeling at the top of the stair towers, he said. The building also contains extensive stone elements Kamprath chosen within the brickwork. “The stone was used in a rather PhotoemnosyNCSUI'itormton Services Soil W massive way around the entrances to symbolize earth sciences housed by the Center," Peer said. The stately lines of NCSU’s brick design award By Terry Askew ' “Obviously, the whole building must be a good piece winning Natural Resources Research Center. Senior Staff Writer of architecture if it’s going to be considered for an award,” Peer said. ii." Peer said. Eugene Kamprath has been named Head of the Plans for the NRRC began in November 1983. After Depanment of Soil Sciences. Included with the Brick Association award was a several delays in legislative funding, the building was His appointment was announced by Interim $2,000 check, which Jenkins-Peer will present to the completed in July of this year. It was occupied this fall Chancellor Larry Monteith following approval by the NRRC for scholarship use. “The building won the by the department of marine, earth and atmospheric sci— UNC Board of Governors. UNC President CD. award, and we felt the money should go to those using ences and the College ofForest Resources. Spangler, and the NCSU Board of Trustees. Kamprath. who succeeded Robert Miller. has served as interim department head since Miller's resignation earlier this year. Handicapped get small improvements Kamprath has been a NCSU faculty member since 1955. By Heather Muir need to know what’s going on." dred eighty thousand dollars was In 1981. he was named a William Ne'al Reynolds Staff Writer Students with learning disabilities allotted for this conversion, but the .Professor, a distinction that recognizes superior such as dyslexia comprise the estimated cost is now around achievement on the faculty of the College of largest population of disabled stu- Agriculture and Life Sciences. “We. State has made small $800,000. Kamprath earned bachelor‘s and master's degrees at SatuJovnutt improvements since last spring to dents on campus. Other disabled This funding request is currently the University of Nebraska. He received his doctorate help the university’s more than 200 students at NCSU have limited on schedule for the 1991 university from NCSU. joining the NCSU faculty immediately Eugene Kamprath hard at work after his appointment handicapped students. mobility, are speech impaired stu— biennium. Construction of a com- afterward. He was awarded an honorary doctorate by as head of the Department of Soil Sciences. New curb—cuts and ramps were dents, hearing impaired, partially pletely new handicapped-accessible the University of Nebraska in 1987. installed over the summer and early sighted or blind, or have other dis- tunnel is being looked into as a Kamprath is a widely acclaimed authority on soil fer- this semester. Even so, only 59% of abilities. more convenient and possibly less tility and plant nutrition. His research demonstrated that ment practices. and a very active tropical soil program NCSU is accessible to the mobility Smith said she thinks changes to costly venture. aluminum is a primary cause of poor growth in acidic are just a few of them. impaired. improve living conditions for the “(Handicapped) students are say- soil and led to a rethinking of accepted principles of The department is also involved with the agronomy Patricia Smith, the Handicapped handicapped need to be made “not ing to me that they'd love to see a plant and soil science. He is a fellow of the American and conservation undergraduate curriculums. Kamprath Student Services director said any with regard to structural accessibili- new tunnel." Smith said, “but Society of Agronomy, the highest award given by the said that he is interested in increasing enrollment in new building or residence hall ty, but in changing the attitudes of they'd rather see the same amount society. He is also a former editor-in-chief of the Soil both the agronomy and conservation curriculums. He added to the campus will be handi- the general public, as well.“ of money spent on enormous Science Society of American Proceedings and former said there are numerous opportunities in both fields. capped accessible. There are plans to make north— changes throughout the whole cam- associate editor of the Soil Science Society of America The environment and soil crops are very important in “We want this campus to be 100% south travel easier for mobility- pus versus just one tunnel." Journal. relation to environmental concerns Kamprath said. accessible, for all types of disor- impaired students. In 1973, NCSU She said other handicapped needs Kampraih said that the department is working on sev- Kamprath said that no large changes for the depart- ders,” Smith said. “For example, if made plans to convert the Free are tutors, interpreters, notetakers, eral things. Production agriculture and improvement in ment are planned. However. a long range planning a telephone rings or a fire alarm Expression Tunnel into a handi- counselors, transportation. and the the efficiency of crop production. preserving excellence committee has been set up to anticipate changes and the goes off. hearing impaired students capped accessible i anel. One-hun- availability of learning resources. in the ground water quality by different soil manage- retirement of programs in the next five to 10 years.

EThe 19805 In ReviewE

Technician Takes a Look Back at the Eventful Eighties in March left a vacancy in the Jackson on April 10 and charged him with Text compiled by: program that was to be filled by a man who first degree murder. has now become one of the most noted per- The list of candidates for a Chancellor Ken Winter, Shannon sonalites in college —— Jim search committee was approved and pre- Valvano. pared to present to Bill Friday. UNC- Morrison, David Forest, Also making his debut in 1980 was new System president. This committee would head football coach Monte Kiffin. Kiffin later choose Bruce Poulton to the John Hurt, Paul Woolverton had previously coached at Arkansas and at Chancellor’s office. Babcock. Nebraska. His list of credentials included Provost Nash Winsiead was chosen to and Wade never being affiliated with a team with less take Joab Thomas' office as chancellor T he 19805. the age of Reaganomics, than a 9—3 record. Kiffin entered the foot- until the permanent replacement could be Yuppies and sixties nostalgia. were ball season in original style by jumping out found. a tumultuous decade for N.C. State. of a moving helicopter during a pep rally. They saw the rise and fall of a The social highlight of the spring 1982 Hurricane Diana carved a path across the North Carolina Outer Banks in 1984 leav- chancellor. vastly increased research expen- semester was Zoo 1)in 1980. Zoo Day was The Governor's Crime Commission voted ing millions of dollars in damage in her wake. Hurricane Hugo struck the South ditures, construction begin on a new aca- similar to what Wolfstock was supposed to to recommend to the N.C. State Legislature Carolina coast in much the same way earlier this year before making his way into demic city, two ACC basketball champi- be like. to raise the legal drinking age from 18 to piedmont N.C. and hitting the Charlotte area. onships. one NCAA basketball champi— in the fall. NCSU's student enrollment 21. This recommendation came about as a onships. trips to three football bowl games breached the 21,000 mark. a new record for result of the rise in drinking fatalities rela- the first mile of the Cinderella Team‘s long basketball. rifle. and track. and the university’s 100th birthday. the school. tive to age and the conservative political road to the Final Four in Albuquerque, Bruce Poulton was installed as the 10th Enrollment swelled from 21,000 students The NCSU student body ended the year trend in North Carolina. NM. Defeating Pepperdine (in two over- university chancellor on Sept. 23. in 1980 to more than 26.000 today. with a prediction for the winner of the pres- Many buildings on the campus of NCSU times). Nevada-Las Vegas. and Virginia. The drinking age was raised to 19 for beer The caliber of the student body also rose. idential elections: they picked Jimmy did not go out of 1982 as they went in. The final showdown came when the and wine and to 21 for the consumption of The average freshman SAT score this Carter to defeat Ronald Reagan in the 1980 Computer access was increased with tenni— Cardiac Pack met top ranked Houston. mixed drinks. The law went into effect on decade rose from 1001 for an in-staie stu— elections. nals added to DH. Hill, Daniels. Mann. With the score tied at 5252 with 1:05 left. Oct. 1. dent in 1980 to 1051 today. Out-of—siaie Dabney. Tompkins. Tucker, and Bragaw. State held out for the last shot. Dereck The NCSU cheerleaders went to Hawaii students‘ SATs went from 1026 to 1073. 1981 Thompson Theatre underwent dramatic Whiiienburg almost had the ball taken by to compete in the national Not all statistics are so rosy. The average Two NCSU siiidcnis were arrested on renovations over the summer. The Houston's Clyde Drexler with only five championship. four-year graduation rate now hovers near felony charges of possession of marijuana Weiseger-Brown Athletics Facility was seconds left. “When 1 got the ball. I 25 percent. Roughly 51 percent of all sin» on Oct. 7. More than $0,000 worth (7 and opened and considered to be among the couldn‘t see the clock." Whittenburg said. 19“ dents graduate after five years. one—hull pounds) of the drug were confis- best in the nation. Also. construction began “I didn't want us to go into overtime with— " will not be booking With the final semester of the 1980s ctilctl. on South Hall dormoritory and plans were out getting a shot off. so 1 put it up. 1 really any future rock concerts." Famous last made to enlarge 1).”. Hill and Carmichael didn't know where the goal was or how far words from a memorandum by Richard drawing to a close. a team of Technician l.L‘\l1t' lliill Kcnncily. a 3i ycnrrold scnior away 1 was. When i looked up. 1 saw Farrell. business manager of Reynolds editors and reporters read through 10 years in lioriicultuic was found stabbed to death (iym. Lorenzo (Charles) grabbing it and putting it Coliseum in 1984. Farrell justified the deci- of back issues and highlighted what they 111 hcr (‘ox Avenue apartment. Several of back in. At first. I didn’t know what had 51011 by saying that the type of people thought were the stories that shaped this llt'l' ncighbors llt'llltl lit-r screams and called 1983 happened. (‘oach looked at me. and l drawn by rock concens such as Van Halen. part of the university‘s history. the [llllltt' lllt‘ .tlldlllllt'lll was not run Undoubtedly. 1983 was the year for looked at him." Key players included who allegedly wrought havoc on the colise- 1930 \ill'lkt‘tl .1llil lllL'lt‘ “CIC no \LL'HN til forcible NCSU men's basketball. Under the leader- Dereck Whittenburg. , um, just aren't the right type of people and 1980 did not only lit-gin ll iicxt tht'Jth. 11 coil} or xisxunl llliilt."xl.llltill l‘iicntls. lcztcli ship of ('oncli , the "Phi l’acka . Terry Cannon and Thurl also began a new era for NC. State cts. and L” \toikcis tlcst'iibctl licr its (llll' Attacks" won the A('(‘ tournament by Bailey. See ”EC‘DE, Pagr 2A g't’iil illltl lllhllllt' l’olicc :111C\lt‘tl James The Presrgnanon‘ of head bihht'lllilll um-11 beating the llnivcisity of Virginia. This was State also took ACC litlt‘\ in women's 2A ll! ' Hilu ' El l‘i{;'; lt't lllllt i.iii \uf'Vv‘\ 2] right beloic the ey es ol lioriilicd college Carmichael Gym opened the doors of it's students around the TI iangle. new wing to the public. which had been Decade Shortly thereafter. a special task force of under construction since the spring of I984. wrap-up university adniiiiistratois and student icpie Today, "the new gym" is used far more 25g . .2241». // .4”all . seiitatives deieloped a "linpoihctital llUl than the old gym, which had been outgrown * liol policy" to comply Vt ith the change. by the rest of the university over the years The policy change was mainly to accom- as enrollment and fitness awareness Iiiodate the legislative changes, but ntm increased. mythical CVCllls such as ('entral ('ainpus The new section of Carmichael Gym Crate and West Campus lain somehow included much needed basketball courts, didn’t survive the transition. They were regulation size racquetball courts, two only sciiii reincarnated with Wolfstock. Olympic-sized pools and weight Women's basketball coach Kay Yow was rooms. named head coach of the Will-t Worrien's Possibly the most overlooked yet most Olympic team, voted In alter assisting many needed addition was the mini-gym for US. teams in international competition. handicapped students and staff. Before being named Olympic coach. Yow An astounding addition brought in by the had been head coach for gold medal win— gym was the 28-foot indoor climbing wall, ning teams in the (ioodwdl Games and the heralded across the nation as one-of—a-kind. 1980 World Championships. The Wolfpack men’s basketball team Coach Dick Sheridan's first season as proved where the best team in the ACC head football coach brought the sweet taste resides, defeating UNC-Chapel Hill again of victory back to NCSU fans. Alter giving for the ACC basketball title. the Pack a winning season. he took the team NCSU had a big, big, birthday, turning Bob/Staff i964 to the l’each Bowl in Atlanta. 100 as Raleigh Mayor Avery Upchurch pro- Unfortunately. the squad lost to the Virginia claimed that March 10 was “NC. State liw last West (ampus lam attracted thousands to the field behind Bragaw Residente llokies 25-24. University Day.” 5con ravenoorx/oion two ttall thr- lavn and another party, ('t-ntral Campus (:rd/L’, were the prm ursers of the Celebrating the founders day, the General lt‘,’ ', llliill'tl t'llll of year party, VVolfstock. 1987 Assembly also passed a unanimous resolu- One of the most unusual things to ever Adam was one of the first additions to the tion honoring NCSU and its founders for attract attention of the Court of North -’ orittiiin‘ilfioiii Page [A than 300 rallied on the Brickyard In his sup- NCSU Public Safety staff in 1987. at more their contributions to educating people in Carolina was this aerostat ”Ramblin’ port. than seven feet tall and l,2()0 pounds, he the agricultural and mechanical arts. Rainbow.” iiiost ol tliciii aren't even students. Ronald Reagan, our illustrious leader dur— was without a doubt the biggest and baddest Villianous ruffians from ECU decided to \l'lltllll’ll the had lioys fioiii Van llalen ring the 80‘s, spoke at Reynolds Coliseum, on the beat: Adam was a horse. party hearty on the fences and goal posts at vision program “48 Hours" focused on _. "li.’ not Ill\‘llt'll back, Barry Manilow arid in August for an “upbeat“ pep‘i‘ally/specch Adam joined two other hoofed officers in Carter-Finley Stadium after winning a foot- NCSU on Feb. 23 and 24 and broadcast the “Hill Ritt Inc were hotly pursued to fill the about his tax proposals. the light against crime as a pilot program to ball game 32-14 against NCSU. show in the spring. gap llllt‘t' months later, lilton John was Reagan's 25»iiiinute speech gave an more effectively patrol the campus and spe- After more than 2,000 fans stormed the That semester, race relations heated up. play in},I to :I Black students protested that the university pacl- t'd house. overview of his tax plan to l3,000 people, cial events such as basketball games. field and ripped down the goal posts, the had too few black teachers and administra- ('ap'n Jim letlierer completed a six» mostly college students. who left the pro- The other home were Rebel and Rod. athletics council decided to cease the 18- tors. In March, over 200 students marched month, Ultill mile ”miracle marathon" on gram with a better understanding of the year tradition of football games against from the Cultural Center to Chancellor till" leg and t iiitclies, arriving in San Diego, president's ideas. ECU Bruce Poulton's office in Holladay Hall to ( i l v'tlicrer was a cancer victim who, after In a historic decision for NCSU and it’s give him a petition. In an April forum mg Raleigh and NCSU as his home in 1986 students, Martin Luther King Jr. was given Poulton told a crowd of 300 students he was -“ ..'.~.c oi the His} basketball champi- recognition for his achievements in racial unsatisfied with the number of blacks in the HltXlllti, detided to put his determination An idea called Centennial Campus came equality, when NCSU decided to make his faculty and administration. He promised to .md nu puation into a cross—country trek. To to life as plans were announced to trans~ binhday an official holiday. hire more and heard requests for an l. -l,i llltll in his tourney. NCSU's mechani- form what was formerly Dorothea Dix African-American studies minor and tl 'n:-iiteci‘s designed a special pair of property into an expansion of NCSU's cam- 1988 . “l .ilistlllllllt; crutches. 1988 opened with a blast as a winter storm Swahili courses. The minor was already in pus. canceled registration change day. The can- the process of being approved, and Swahili The beginning of an even larger project celation forced students to make changes at began in the fall. 1985 called “Academic City" scheduled for com- individual departments around campus. It wasn’t on the scale of Three Mile Island Hi , ldush became common once again as pletion by the year 2007, Centennial NCSU and UNC-Chapel Hill got into a or Chernobyl, but the PULSTAR nuclear the lntcrtiaicmity ('ouncil reinsitituted an Campus is now active, integrating corporate paint war when three UNC students were reactor in Burlington Labs shut down Feb. alcohol free rush. and university research. The university arrested for attempting to paint the Bell 29 because of a small water leak. No radia- l-elnruary was a bad month for athletes and plans to have the campus fully developed Tower with blue and gold paint. They were tion leaks were detected around the training :1!“ TM» players had trials. by 2040. practicing their art skills in response to a reactor. l’i.i' l ciball player Chris Washburn decided After years of throwing each other previous incident in Chapel Hill when Many male spirits sagged for the 1988 lurlltlwn sortie stereo equipment from a through the air with the greatest of ease and someone spattered red paint on UNC’s Bell 1 willie as a joke. During the trial. his 470 landing with Wolfpack synchronicity, the Tower. See DECADE, Page 8A SA! score was revealed. In the end, he NCSU cheerleaders won the National TRACS Telephonic Registration And pleaded quilty to three misdemeanor Cheerleading Championship, stealing the Computerized Scheduling — began in the :haiges in a plea bargain. He served 320 beans of judges and the trophy from eight fall. Fall 1988’s change day was the last doors of community service, three days in other finalist teams from across the nation. ever at NCSU. as drops and adds were now pill and was ordered to receive psychiatric An unusually large number of students just a phone call away. «ounseling. visited Student Health Services, reporting In February. people started settling the 1 COUNCIL‘ Football player Percy Moorman decided symptoms of discomfort strikingly similar Centennial Campus when NCSU’s that even though the freshman girl whose to those of food poisoning. WKNC'S Air Guitar Contest at the Bear’s Precision Engineering Research Center TRAVEL room he broke into said no, she really Roast beef au jus became roast beef au Den, located in the old Cameron Village occupied its new building on the campus meant yes. He was convicted of breaking heave your guts out, as more than 13 stu- Subway, attracted many ”professional” air addition. NOW IN and entering, and second degree rape. His dents reported gastrointestinal upset. guitarists. This event was one of the sta- Long before anyone heard of “Personal conviction outraged many students. They Possibly the news event of 1986 was the tion’s many annual fundraisers for local Fouls,” NCSU’s basketball program went thought the verdict was racist and more change of the legal drinking age from 19 to charities. under the national spotlight. The CBS tele- DURHAM

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Santa. stretcheswthe Magnetic mittens and pear trees By Laurie Evans I'I.I“, (if ()VIVS .\\l) 'I‘IIA'I' I’OI’ QUIZ 'I‘IIRI‘lE NI‘LW I’I‘NH. 'l W“ H Rl'll truth and his gut Staff Writer l-'R().\l l'IIli PEAR 'I‘RICI‘I. (IK. So she knows GLOVES. ANI) ’I'II.\I’ I’Hf' ()l l/ llt(t\l tvi'iyiiiiitir 'I‘IIIS I’I‘IAI' "RI'II‘Z. Me ....i 'tii ~ l' lli.l Matt Byers kid- 'Ihe end is here: already or at l;isl. trike your you do here. HOW? SilCi . If \i I‘, 'llt’ 'itt-l. -. 1' ' i Senior Staff Writer I am convrnced he is real. pick. liither way you are bottrtd to feel that wrap from the l‘ certainly will no help Will .i... , . . l‘.-‘ First of all, Santa says the ping—itaalfup partic over finals rind the iittpertif \ni: it.i\’t' ,- you did not t'H'l'i understand the iii: In f'i' Cruising through tlte mall I saw opposite sex finds him unappeal— irtg holidays, sat itieii In zibscortdirtg with the toot for 'hi it w along line ofchildren waiting to ing. And I was worried about So. irt hortor of ('hristntas, all together now that ltippio titre final in s really l-w. Ri .i:i. see Santa. him stealing my girlfriend. After pi'i.itcl:i >127 If this is .bout par for the \tflll r tl Every child had a sntile on his all. who can trust a. guy who singantmrnntrtt....()N THE FIRhI‘ DAY ti. a b s t i at t i heni pliit'cu‘tlllty all the His innit '1 ; . . orherface. gives presents a” the time? CHRISTMAS moressort our: to Mt: “l“ '” m“ and 't" m “If“ H “M" ”h "i h" '“l I could not understand what is I asked him how Mrs, Claus __ A pnp QUIZ IN A PEAR 'I'RI‘II'I. Nope. fair that you If 'I'WI‘LI,I"'I‘II DAY ()I‘ ('IIRISIH \s “Us so appealing about a fat man feels about him hanging around silly. the class was not up there. He was. (hit of deliberately it. PANIC (SAVI’. If) \II’. -— 'l‘\\.|.l \l lle \t wiih'a beard. all the good looking helpers 3‘ fear for his safety. You see. pi ioi‘ to tttisplai ed MFRSI)!!['.\I.\1IV(£,.iH iit rl- 'll .. i‘ t'. d Being one to waste time, I the mall. Hts reply “’35 that the Thanksgiving this esoteric intellectual (you hilt)W 'l‘f' ”lilfilf‘l‘lil I J I ibeVLfldIL'SpCfJill) “It"“t' "’ "'liV‘V " "‘ ""1 decided to get to the heart of the helpers were not that good look— the type) rambled aimlessly about the sill ‘hm' ntittetis site 3 19!, ' necessitating a taunt in the IH 'lt‘i'l' i- .i.i h- rhi- matter. ing. If that is the C356» I wonder blissfully unaware of the mass C(tlil-lhitlll'itt.‘ was ”Nd" 'er ”X library i“ ,ftt'” ”W -"‘-"“" ”"3" t 1" " *1 ‘ l After a brief walk around what Mrs. Claus lookslike. causing. Now. boy, lte is focused furiously on I" ”v ”‘4'” ‘4' ‘lufllcl‘l- ‘ . . . ' y ‘ Crabtree Valley Mall looking for Ialway: wondered why I "CV” filling his nearly empty grade hook, and life get used to it, I I‘.I.h\ PA (.RII’I'RS fikll'IV. It‘ill mix it. high school girls. I finally talked E0! that b'k‘i I asked for when l minute details of 800 or so pages of (you till flI W” lli'le'. ' ates and all llk'll' itlllttt:ylllt' i-wi [‘lt' .. Liiiiiii with the big guy. 1 asked him all was 12 years _old.. . Santa claimed the appropriately abstract title) are being weeks of come to you. you nice thirty to toil-mil ilmii' itl the questions that I have been he could not fit it in the sleigh. syphoned from your subconsciertce. But all you faintly filled the stress. meaning to since I was a little get are air bubbles. ftiit to for »k forward to. 'I'I‘IN IDAHS A'I.I‘U\\'I\fi. l‘fi .t i liiiv. Si’t’ FAT, Page 4 ()N THE SECOND DAY Uli‘ (IIIRIS'I‘MAS ()N THE THIRD DAY 0F CHRISTMAS MY MOTHER SENT TO ME TWO PUR- MY ROOMMATIZ SWIPED FROM ME - Sam big.- i

Kris Kringle is fighting back , "In Denver. (‘olo., a teriiyear old boy who threw By Jeff Colebum eggs at Santa's sleigh itWoke to find a live rattlesnake in Staff Writer his stocking. Although his parents got ltirtt to a hospital Santa Claus is one of the most beloved people irt our in time. they are suing for ‘iilfl ittilliort irt punitive dam- world today. Long held as the image of goodness and ages. holiday cheer, millions of children around the world In I’odurik, Wish, a ll yettt'atld girl who admitted eagerly await his visit each Christmas Eve. However. a spiking the Kooeriil she left for Santa with I)rarto nar~ disturbing number of news reports have begun to cloud rowly avoided tragedy when she noticed the bumps in the once wholesome image of Mr. Claus, while new the rug by her stocking. ('loser esarttination found that protests and lawsuits are surfacing dailv. the floor had been land mined. Santa's modus operandi in years past has been to con- wln Waco.Texas. a l3-year old boy whose dog bit sult his list of who has been naughty and who has been Santa and was later hit by a car asked for “a new (Ing— nice, leaving presents for the good children arid coal for gie I can train to bite you." The boy received it rabid pit nothing at all) for the bad ones. bull that tested HIV positive. In critical condition. After a series of painful incidents the past few years, police are considering charges of voluntary ittaitslziugh» however. his methods ltavc begun to change; good chil» ter if he dies. dren still receive their presents. but he has become In Dover, Del. a group of caiolers who look great much more vindictive toward the bad ones. pleasure in singing, "(iriirtdrita (iot Run Over By A “I’ve climbed down one too many chimneys into lit Reindeer" off key reported being pelted repeatedly by fireplaces." said Claus. "Chocolate chip cookies spiked flying reindeer droppings on ('hiistinas live iit WK" with Ex-Lax, Purina Reindeer Chow mixed with Mirna/Si 'tf' sneezing powder —— poor Rudolph sneezed so hard his Similar reports are trickling irt frortt around the world, .txmi nose blew out in l987 I'll be ambushed by snowballs and public opirtion is generally negative. Parcnts' Will lllt‘i lllilf‘ tot .iwafi-ii f hriutrnas morning to find .1 rattlesnake in hls aliii tin“; or .i l.|ttflll‘«li"i~ it”; tlii- ii.» at least once in every town now. But the last straw was groups around the world. including all national Parent the Oregon kid who wrote irt asking for a rtnde center Teacher Association chapters and the US. (‘hild Abusi- «falcon-tit i Irllt llllll" tfw ~l-»:i- .' position on this issue Ii.“ Scrooge. ”Nest lllllt', they'll tlii'iL iuiii- ft"iirlt‘ fold of Mrs. Claus! I’reveittton ('otirtt‘il have called for ('lzius's inandrititlfi “Sift‘dl-slllf' for llH‘t'll ‘\.ii".i‘ helpers .Hltl .ill of HIV the) dt'i lift" to he nattt'ltl‘i Ittsti‘.id «if on i' Mi 'th h i. retirertteitt. public apologies and possible t-iiiiiinal fellow rhea, l d lli.t' to .irtiiiinnti- that the elvish torn been art angel ever sitti e Ilohhy down llti ll'" i ini-i- l .i “My job's hard enough as it is seven continents in charges. llellll‘.‘ i,'i»iiifi~iiirt. \li f'l.iii~.' Il'lf‘llI .ll lions and new beat trap lllltlt'f the tree l.ist ‘.".ll " one night," (‘laus said. “Have you ever tried to get aeri— wiidiittse .tlltltltl". ind \\ill be lioyiotling Santa's gifts al clearance over major airports iii a slcigh'.’ I‘ve had to While President Bush has not yet voii ed ilf‘i personal iiiitil further iii itii (' dodge two groundvtortiir missiles from countries who opinion. White House aids have reported that Iltldl thought I was art F- H. Well. I'm tired of these punks believes a new kinder gentler Santa ('liiiis is llt'CtII'tl. llowiwii ‘Itl‘l' gm; -i.t‘. have \tiltt‘il their support of \Vttli ( ‘hristttias inst .i text short uni i. . r it: who think they cart show tip Kris Kringle' It they want arid that (’hristrttas l‘lfi‘) trtay be postponed iitili-fiititcli \.iiit.i'-. llt li .. lltlt" .it'iriiile While no iitaior organi/a of the world are ".sriti lung to we \iitntt hi» iv... .rizii to play hardball we'll play hardball." pending It fiill federal tnwstigatton “Hi-.il lim- .ti-iiiii-ii riiiiii to publicly support him, a stir itti' Ill-l‘v ltririit W'lith- iti.iii§. .tiililri~ii hi» or Mimi. Several elses hate reportedly quit (‘laus' ('fIlle‘Jlfr‘ltl i‘ll‘rlll‘.‘ l'rr'ltl’fildi'r' t'i it‘llt'flli llllt'l‘ul J-l‘fI W‘CIC (“IIIC Ill)‘ Ilitith ht‘ltcr tltait rtiiiitt.ii tliii .- ‘llt‘ tint .,. .. id Could Sarita really do this" Will the ratings for till his in protest, howi‘wr iiorte could he reached for ad“ .ftt .il tit Illi‘ll .ti‘l‘ltti .il have to be \s‘iy tarctiil ('Iilf'rilllJ» we \ iii Christmas spectals not go drivin' Well he has already hi press time Ronald (‘ Kecitlct, it Write ieiii itinw rttrtkini' it list illfti titt-tktiii' it is i. ' .i.j‘ ‘:-; "ii started to put his Rambo tartii s llllH effect .is the fol ttti'itt lltiv-i titti. ii.ii 'Ifl [fl t ‘.I.li.il flit". iit."it‘tvr‘,'“ stlttl HUI \slttt [ii Itiiniit “Ill‘ “it“ in NW l0UHltL' reports show; front the l'|\t~.h t‘llflt.t\s\ tit New York~ offered .i liiii-t 4A l)t't r-miw a, NEW lt-i littu trill Stilt-trat ks ffyou buy it, love it

By David Spratte otrt iii the woods and find the perfect tree (alter hunting Stall Writer in 3-foot snow dritts and a wind chill of l0 degrees for two hours) and then we would cut it dowrt and come "()h (‘hirstrnus 'free ()h ('hrrstntas 'l'ree, da da da da home where itiy mom would have hot chocolate wait- da dee dee . ing. tnom where is the Beav'.’. l.et rrs look at the srttratron objectively. Those of us Looking back objectively. which is easier to do It) wlto briy ('lrristmas trees every year are spending any— years later, I think the truth was my dad looked for the where from $4!) to Mitt) on something that will be up tree and cut it down while I chased the dog and corn— for about a month. plained about the cold. Be honest now, ltow tnuch titne do you really spend But lots of things change. A sixrfoot

Sunbathe with Santa landscape. “Not being able to see By Jimmy Bua the ocean and mountains is what I Staff Writer miss the most.“ Mele Kttlikittiakzt! When he first got here. Kwock It means Merry Christmas in says he expected the diflerences in Hawaiian. of course. For most of the weather but was not prepared us. (‘hristmas goes hand irt hand to face the true meaning of the with white llakes of snow. the cold word “cold." “It wasn't as bad as I and clrestttuts roasting on an open thought it would be. l didn‘t know fire. what 30 degrees felt like and I But for others, like N.(‘. State stu— thought it would be worse." dent Darren Kwock. (‘hristmas Of the tnany lessons be has takes on a completely different learned. Kwuck says the hardest is light‘ bright sunshine. the surf and dealing with the fact that his home bodies basking at the beach (rough is 6,000 miles away. He says he lrtc isn’t it‘.’). Of course. we are often thinks about many aspects of talking about (‘hristmas “Hawaiian his life that ltc has taken for grant» style." ed. Hut despite all the differences in “1 never really appreciated my weather. ls’wock has many of the family and friends as tnuclt as I do same tcclings of anticipation that now. I guess the saying 'You never all students have this time of year. know what you've got until it‘s A native of Pearl City. Hawaii. gone' is true.“ Kwock is on the Natiortal Student KWock is one of only two students lischauge program from the on exchange here from the llltl\i.t‘\|l) ot Hawaii at Mauoa. University of Hawaii. “Some peo» (‘hrrstruas in Hawaii is nothing new ple in Hawaii still have the miscon- for him. but after being away from ception that there are still preju— home for three and a half months he dices iii the south.“ Kwock says. says this Christmas is going to be a “But I haven‘t rtrn into any of that little different. kind of problem." Kwock was told to attend NCSU Debbie Mathis/Sic" on exchange by Iris adviser who He says one of the advantages of told him ot N(‘Sll‘s competitive going on exchange is becoming Winner of Christmas ack'yi Award engineer trig program. more independent. ls'wotk says there are many differ- So while Jack host is tripping otrt - iii cs lit.‘l\\c‘cll the two universities our noses here in North Carolina. The ttaroees on Falls of Neuse Road has gone a little out of control their taste is questionable. Either Frosty or Santa lu'i'r ls to go, it .u le‘d bcsidr s thc abundance of bricks arid Kwock will be doing his best not to on the decorations this year. Their Christmas spirit is admirable, but have to wonder who took all the time to put that shirt tip, parties on and around campus here. get too sunbttrned in llavraii one '- ' llc s1t\'s he misses Hawaii’s scenic of Santa's favorite stops

Find the perfect gifts for loved ones By Curt Mathews li;, tcllrtr‘.‘ that to yotri girlfriend This would rule otit urrdcrsscar. household Staff Writer wlicrt all you come up with is a handy tltl\ll)ll.\lcr appliances and of course socks. lt‘ _\ou cannot for ('lirrstnras. "ltut lrtIlIs\ it can bc trsed for so afford anything worthwhile tltcn gi\c away Finding gifts to give at (‘hristmas can turn even trinity tlirrtiis " coupons. a jolly old soul into the Grinch who not only ’l ltc rrcst piccc ol llllls) advice I have lot you is For your boyfriend or girllriend give coupons stole Christmas but wanted to blow it up. give what you would ltkc to recct\c. 'l‘vvcuty for one free massage a lroruccookcd meal or" a Keeping track of what sister. brother. mom. years of opening picscrrrs lioru my uncle made night of . Well you get the Itlktl. Parents are dad. grandparents, aunts. tincles and friends want this fallacy obvious to inc. easy A give coupons for free )aidwork or is enough to make you wonder how the lat gun Socks. 'I ll." t!tl~ lc rs tug» i‘ll w its lmtist admit. housecleaning and promises llt.ii you \\lll call iii the red suit does it every year arid still man lrro‘x H. rprirltdlil‘. tlis‘ tr ruck «ollcttroir this more. ages to ho ho ho wherever he goes. side ot Int Mississippi it. rt i .i lltllll ctcry But in the ltltil‘.l ol .rll tlu-~ tlol ii..ltsitt :ct lm Tlte old “let's~just keep-a-running list in our _\cru' to opcn tip ltr‘r gilt l‘l inc. "Mow really llttcle not forget the true meaning ot ('lrt‘istruas and head" never seems to help its mere mortals sol\c' Bud what rotilrl bc tn that loot long package that why we celebrate it c\ci'\ yt'ai anything either. It still becomes a chore, especial lllt'tlritllst't‘j‘sll)’lltj.1lit-*r'l lit", For Christians and tron (‘llltwlidlts alike ii is a ly when you have over 50 relatives. (ietting nrom You know we are making this too tough on our— time for putting aside differences arid reaching a sweater every year —~ now that is a checklist in selves. ler rrs sit down for .r itiortrcnt and ponder out to fellow humans with a little love and tinder— the head kind of gift. this gilt thing. What do pcoplc really \sarrt'.’ standing. Picking out a Christmas present for someone Love and peace throughout the world. right? ()f Corny as it sounds. this is probably the only special should not boil down to a chore. cout‘sc not be rcalistir llt.’t\c one simple rule for time of year where c ccn the bank tell-‘t's smile Remember boys and girls: it is the thought that you to follow do not buy pcople things that they arid say Merry (‘hrrstnras So t'tttrr) rt. t'L‘tttL’lttlwl' counts. buy lot tlrr'ritsr'lvcs. it only comes once a year.

Fat man in red suit not a Gripers 'Merry Christmas to all, gripe member of a health club and to all a good night! and reindeer Ho! Ho! Ho! \ . Continuedfrom Page 3 hanging out in my back police give What fits in the sleigh. anyway? yard. Bowel movements could be Alter all, it seems as if he must hazardous to my health. make a lot of trips to the North Pole I have always wondered how he tickets on (‘hristtrras evening. got in a house if it had no chimney. When i asked him about it he said Santa claims the secret is going the secret was miniaturiuttion. That through the walls. Why waste time ("onlrirncrl irrmr Migr- l makes sense gt me. even going down chimneys if he Looking at the gtiy I noticed he can go through walls‘.’ triait_\ people and how lllllsll stuff has pot lost any of the weight he I was relieved to find that Santa you hate liccti asked to tarry gained horn previous years. It is does not give out coal or switches if ltonrc iii )riltt Mti l\lltll.‘s'l obvious he does not belong to a you are bad. He said too much of NINI’. LAUNCH I):\N(‘I.’\'(i. health club. something like that could scar a kid 'llrcsc arc lltc oirr s who managed thotigh. for life. I wanted hint to make art the .ls‘vt'tll to the ll.uiclson bath He is health conscious, exception for some people I hate. room .tlicad ol \olt l asked hitn what he did with all but he would not agree to it. l‘illilll' l).\\'.‘i (t'll l.|\' \cs. the eookies little kids leave for him. When asked how he knew it that Is lrrvu loru' \Hltl sirillliiri' Besides a few. he says he gives someone was good or bad, he said art-cling ultrtl\ lb .rd so \orr tart thertt all to the reindeer. Looking at he keeps watch over everyone. trot rcst cold has ctrdirrcd the sin: of his gut, I would say llstrally, kids rat on each other in SI‘iVI'iN Sk‘rlih’ \‘flRl I IV Santa stretched the tttitli a little. bit. their letters to Santa. Maybe that is ('r.il\ttcc. l'.ltttlt}’l: .ni He cannot blattte everything on wlty I never got that bike. SI\ I’Ul.l('l*i \’l \\ l\' flying venison. I wanted to go visit the fat man at llr kt‘l. (in ‘,thl .mlnlip ll lt rs true that the tcrrrdeer fly by the North Pole, but he would not l“|\ I". (Milli-t \Rl) \ll' \l b. magic. But it only happens once a give me directions. Santa said no I*'()l R ('\| l I\t.' \I‘RIH. year. around ('hi'rstmas time. That one can find it ~~ or ever wrll. 'I llRIzl‘l 5'“ [Pl I) I'l:\.\, [\H) is too had. seeing that Santa cartrtot Since I cannot go there, i am H Rl'l l" til ()\ IN, _ \\l) «\ lit lX‘ltttttl the wheel of ti car. going to sit back With a bottle of l'()l’ t)l l/ l\ l’l' \R |l(l'l". I guess l would not want tlvitii: bourbon and \srrit lrir hint to visit H Technician December 8, 1989 5A Classifieds

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\ ear St. Nick, This is it. our last Technician issue of the year. Lots of exhausted n.—-l folks have been working hard up here all semester, and although we \\ do not have a chimney, we are sending you this Christmas wish list 5. anyway. We want: / . An end to racism and sexual harassment on campus. Yes. we ask for that r every year, but we cannot help hoping that one day you will find the cure, fit it into your sleigh and drop it right here on the NC. State campus. - Larry Monteith as our new NCSU chancellor. He has been a good boy this semester. taking action on important campus issues despite a frightful (jolenbock mess that greeted him at the office door. Won’t you please l consider him for the pemianent chancellorship? t‘ii' W‘l‘ub I \I t I I, - More student involvement, especially at Technician. It takes a lot of InWN (iii/IA...:G \Imy)III W\m students to produce three newspapers a week, and we could use all the help i \\\I \\l/ m) al\\1///l All/t we can get. But we do not want to be selfish. Students should get involved with student govemment, volunteer groups, Greek organizations or whatever else they enjoy. . Condom machines on campus. if our students are going to be sexually active. we want them to be safe. . A user—friendly Department of Transportation. More parking spaces is too Columns much to ask (we've tried before), but more sensitive parking patrol officers may considerably reduce the frustration factor. RaciSm is more than just an attitude - Larger crowds at NCSU women's basketball games. Coach Kay Yow has Editor's Note: This letter was written on estimated that for every African been good this year, too. and she deserves the hordes of fans that she and her Derrick Cook successfully captured and enslaved. as team have been wishing for. After all, the games are free. behalf of the entire African~American many as 10 were murdered, bringing the - No more campus construction. Or at least construction that is completed Student Advisory Board. Guest Columnist A total loss in Africa to as many as 200 on schedule. We would like to address recent million people. - Some glasses for Rick Hanzell and Lenny Wirtz, two of the most hated comments by well-meaning but Moreover, while Africans (blacks) are This makes the Holocaust look like a basketball referees in Reynolds Coliseum. Once —— just once — we would understandably misinformed students about victims of racism. ill-infonned whites (be playground accident, yet we are living racism. they redneck or liberal) are most often its proof ofthis deVastation while our efforts to like the comfort of knowing those guys can actually see. First, racism is not simply an attitude. but cannon fodder on a battle field manipulated compensate are dismissed as hate - A ticket distribution policy that does not change every semester. If you get an institution which thrives in societies by its mythology. mongerings and reverse racism- it chance. tell the Student Senate Athletics Committee to hold its horses for a where the economic exploitation of people Secondly. those of predominantly We wholeheartedly agree with some while. at least long enough to see whether the current policy works. is a way of life. It is particularly necessary European ancestry with no great fellow students that Africans (blacks) . A victory at the Copper Bowl. Many of us will not be able to make the in those societies where the population is of compassion for their national origins should be trying to help Africa instead of various national origins (usually referred to probably never experienced the legacy of' just boasting about its glorious past. But we cross-country trek to Tucson. but a win in Arizona would be a terrific way to as racial groupings). having those compassions outlawed. cannot be expected to be silent in the joy, finish the year. It is a tool used by the power structure that Under slavery, all but the most disguised pride, anger. frustration and sometimes fear - Enough new books and magazines to fill the DH. Hill Library extension. manipulates and capitalizes on feeling of expressions of pride in African heritage we feel upon discovering that the history We got the beautiful new building we asked for. now we just need the prejudice among all groups to divide them were crimes punishable by severe beating. consistently taught to us about Africa and resources to pack the shelves. And while you are at it, could you send some so they can be pitted against one another in Any attempts to return to Africa were ourselves is a lie. Some will be able to the interests of those in power. punishable by death. handle it calmly. others will not. But one elves who would work past 6 pm. on Saturdays? So historically speaking, slavery and More than 120 years after formal slavery thing is sure — if the truth continues to be - A microwave oven for the office. Selfish? You bet. But our stomachs get colonialism did not come about because of was ended. identifying with Africa is still a denied. there will no be any peace. downright angry at us after so many late nights up here. if you cannot racism. Racism is the result of slavery and serious breach of accepted social conduct Last, those who sincerely want to end manage the microwave. a less crowded Waffle House would suffice. colonialism. It is the intent of the power for Africans (blacks), punishable by social racism must realize that it is not enough to ' More Grinch and Charlie Brown Christmas specials. Just because we like structure to foment prejudice bxmisolation. loss of income. police harassment, reform ourthinking. We must revolutionize them. misconstrulng truth to justify its inhumane etc. Most,‘ of our professors and our thoughts and actions The reason We treatment of those whom it targets for administrators cannot speak honestly and face these problems is that those with particular forms of exploitation. completely on the subject without fear of power have no conscience, and those with a Thanks, Santa, This does not mean that the power threat. conscience have no power. Technician staff structure is entirely conscious of its own Denying the devastation suffered is not a It is sad but understandable that some see racist nature. but that it is not at all morally solution to the suffering. For those who all this as simply bitching. The educational opposed to racism and will use it to cushion dispute the truth of this devastation, read a institutions must bear the criticism for this Last paper of the decade itself against threats to its power. little world history. African leaders have defective education. And for those whose pride is all that is f there is one day of the year that brings as much joy to a college A‘ hurt when passing a race-baiting crowd, I student’s bean as Christmas. it is the last day of classes. Granted, there A'Cr feel lucky —— many of us did not live to are still exams to get through, but somehow it does not seem so bad. No write about the experience. more classes, no more books. no more teacher’s dirty looks. 'Our advice is to learn. be patient and prepare for rocky times, because when the The fact that this is the last year of the decade only makes the day more truth comes. our comfortable lives built on special. Come to think of it, it is time for the last everything of the decade. lies will undoubtedly crmglust as The last classes. the last exams and even the last ‘80’s issue of Technician. Eastern Europe is experiencing massive But that is probably the last thing on your mind right now, while you are upheavals, the West too will.exfierience them busy stressing out about finals. Just know that we at Technician are right' Martin Luther King, it stated very there with you — even dedicated newspeople go crazy around exam time. correctly that “it is precisely this collision Keep in mind that this, too, shall pass. We hope you will, too. of immoral power with powerlessmorality which constitutes the major crisis of our Good luck in Tucson times.” n the road to Tucson? Derrick Cook is the president ofthe Yes. the Wolfpack is headed to the I989 Copper Bowl in Tucson, ~AmelIcan StudentAdvisory Board. Ariz. State will face Pac—lO opponent Arizona in the first annual AfrIcan- event, which is expected to draw at least 30,000 fans. We would like to wish head coach Dick Sheridan and the Pack the best of luck. In his four years at the helm, Sheridan has directed State to three bowls. Eastern EuropeIS in a tricky situation He has brought to this university tremendous integrity. style and class i agree with David Cherry —« America we can help the Soviet people shed both on and off the field. should help the developing democracies in communism. we can force deeper political Sheridan will have his players ready for the New Year's Eve event, and it is Eastern Europe. However. I am also Boris Gutkin and economic reforms if we tie economic sure to be memorable. So from all of us at Technician to coach Sheridan. his compelled to try to correct some of the assistance to them. staff and his players. good luck against the Wildcats. details in his editorial, and make a modest Guest Columnist I believe that we liveIn an exciting period. suggestion. national prosperity. _ when American assistance can make a Yes. Cherry. the winds of change are positive differenceIn the future of the Old indeed blowing across Eastern Europe. One more thing we all must understand. Continent. But we should not blindly dump however this does not necessarily mean the The USSR still remains the dominant force. money into Eastern EurOpe. The TECHNICIAN it is only with President Gorbachev’s governments of Eastern Europe, democratic ServingNortlrCarolinaSam Universitysince l end of Cold War. Perhaps. the disintegration blessing did the communist governments Editor in cm ‘ Mariam Editor of communism as a political system in or not. are still dancing to the tune of the Dwuan lune Suzanne Perez Eastern Europe does mean that the conflict yield to the popular pressure and initiate Kremlin bells. To ensure a free united between the East and West will lose its democratizing reforms. Thus. to preserve Europe (and Asia — remember the USSR Excurtivo New Editor ...... Paul Woolverton ...... Paul Lowell ideological tint. but it does not remove the the future of East European democracies stretches from Europe to China, Tibet and News Editor...... -.....Wade Babcock Liane Whitehurst possibility for a conflict. America. and the rest of the Free World, Japan) we should help the peoples of the Assistant News Editors. ..A Liepins. A Coulter must preserve the present climate of change USSR as well as other East European Editorial P Editor...... Brian i. Little Advertising If left to its own recognizance. without the climate that is Features ...... leanie‘Taft Advortfilng Manager...... Tim Ellington unifying alliancesIn place due to East-West in the Soviet Union. A nations by economic assistance connected Wt Foam Edna ...... Tor Bllzard $330st ...... Cindy Sawyer affiliation. Europe once again could go indeed threatened at this moment not by a with requirements of further reforms. Sport: Eaton...... USJ Cotton Office ... .Ann Sullivan possible hard-line coup in the Kremlin. but Want Spat! Editors....T Olsen, l.. Monuomory Solomons"... Eric Saunders, Kristal Crutcht’iel, back to the old ethnic and economic by the possibility of an all out civil unrest Entertainment Editor-...... Dan Pawlowski Stevie Schuck, Michelle Pieii'fer conflicts. such as those that lead to WWI. and popular supported through back to the Forum poIIcy Sch!“Editors“...... Mark S. lnman M ProductionMa ...... Alan Nolan America, therefore must take care before mum Science {liar ...... Mark Schaffcr Milton! Ad ProductionManager...... Nathan Cay we make all of our swords into plows (or repressive but economically stable good old Technician Welcomes Forum letters. Photo Editor...... u ...... Michael Russell Ad Gr Artist...... Mary Stephens international loans). days. They are likely to be printed if they: Militant HIoto Editors“ ..C. Hondros, S. Hall M ...Mercdith Shuford, iennifer Gafiney, economic . deal with significant issues. breaking Crophb Eflior...... Ceoi Brooks 8-}. Reynolds, Samantha Adriance, We must equally take care when assessing Perestroika. aimed at alleviating news orpublic interest. ChiefCopy Edtort.... miiodi Zinnapti, RobTuttle Dorota Gruber, Tracey von Horton, the possible economic changes in Eastern ills. has resulted in a faster decline of the double Copy Editors...... iim Hausa. Joanne Kempen, CrawfordSmith, Amie Koenig Europe. Again. it is true the centralized already doomed economic system on a 0 are typed or printed legibly and "Zina Sic-van, L nette Bouknight Clarified! Mwager-.. ..Nicole Tool:- planned economy of “Communism" has scale that has approached a totai economic spaced. Calvin Hail, ristina Bliiouris ClolifiedsTyposetter Jennifer Rudisill crash. This is felt not only at the ministry of ' are limited to 300 words. and Personnd Director...... l’hil Taylor failed, and should be dismantled. It is not are signed with the writer'5 address. Payrol Director- ..Larry Dixon Production necessarily true that once rid of the old Industry of the USSR, but in every phone number and. ifthe writer is a stu- Typesettmm BarbraFlick,iconifer Laughter, Production Manager..- ..David Krause economic systems Poland. Yugoslavia. household. A situation when a Leningradian dent. his classification and curriculum. ”jimmy lovolace In, Karon. ‘ Mchary, layout Artfits"Bob Olsen,loomCuozzo, Eric Smith Hungary and GDR wnll turn to capitalism. cannot buy milk. rice and fruit in the winter Letters are subject to editing for style. lay Patel, Annette Raynor, Kristi Stephenson Amy lemons, Terry Askew, iason Kioplia The word “capitalistit” is rarely mentioned is known in the USSR at tough times. brevity snd taste. In no case will the writer Wombat-ham”!ofimuhwmthm oditorlaicartooroandmknnappuringinuchrddw by the East European leaders as an However. when tea disappears from the be informed before publication that his/her hmMWthWotthM-fifismmWMMWIH“.W economic goal. Market Socialism. on the stores. when sugar is rationed. lemons letter has been edited for printing. Whhmwmmoflodfldemmdmdhwmummnumuseum's-Imvmthbflmth-moirmummwmoimuiuhcuei. other hand is a term much used. America become a far away glimpse of memory in All letters become the property of must be less cthntx‘cntric when we think of the eyes of the old one and meat becomes Technician and will not be rotumod to the State andI publfihod ovary Monday, WM and defined as “something we had when author. Letters should be brought by IridaythroodnoulthoaademkywiromAugutthrothaye-orptdwinguheddodholldaywdnwdnationYnduv‘dn (USPS 455-050 b the official rtudurt W! of N.C. "to economic alternatives for the developing from May through Anal. Ohio-.1 are loatod in Suite 1120-31" of the Eastern Europe. or developing nations in Breznev was In the Kremlin." it is time to Student Center Suite 3120 or mailed to Universitysummer editionStudentis publolndCenter, Catt!everyAvenue.Wedm-adayI‘M NC 27607. Milin' Mn. b In: “or. Raleigh, NC 2760546“. general. We must not cajolc ourselves into take to the streets and topple Gorby. Technician. Utter: to the Editor. PO. Box Suhcription cost $45 prr year. hinted by Hinton Pros, Mom, NC 'OSTMASTEC: Sondanyaddrel (km toVeda-idly believing that capitalism 20th century America cart make a difference. we can 8608 University Station. Raleigh NC so. our, man ~( 2795-“on American style is the best way to gain ensure that no “Brezhnev” returns to power, 27695-8608. UH t-mlx-r 8, l‘)8‘) It'LIilllt um 7A expect something in return. like the next lfl got in. so could someone else. and who Nolfpack basketball team have shed new homework assignment. Do not get me knows what could have happened. igbt upon my views and feelings about the wrong. there are some great girls here at I realize that by the end of the day team. NCSU but unfortunately most of them fall everyone is ready to go home. but why not I praise Valvano for his decision in FOrum under the category of “taken". keep the locker rooms open for five or ll) suspending Lester for poor academic My hypothesis is this: in order to get more minutes after closing time for the last few? performance. Players are students too. invitations distributed to the brothers. to be than one date a semester, a guy does not Furthermore. the announcements are N.C. State’s national reputation as a public Fraternity is against given only to friends of the brothers whom only have to be attractive. he needs to be a difficult to hear. especially if you are land-grant school has been tarnished a bit. they wish to invite. BSer. The problem is that once you get to listening to a Walkman while working out. The only way to regain our reputation as a racism in any form Again. we apologize for this know a BSer you realize that he is Making the' announcements louder. or school for people who want a decent On behalf of the brotherhood of Sigma alleged annoying. therefore the majority of us “nice possibly ringing a bell for closing to notify education at a decent price is for the NCAA Alpha Mu. we would like to apologize for incident, and we hope that nothing like this NC. State guys" get stereotyped in a everyone that the locker rooms are being to place NCSU in Division [II where the alleged racial incident which will happen again at our house or any other column like yours. closed would be helpful possibilities. players are not given scholarships (in other supposedly occurred on the night of Nov. fratemity‘s social function. NCSU girls need to look past the surface I have seen this happen to several people. words. special treatment). . 18. DAVID BROCK and give us a chance. you might be and it can be a real problem if your only By doing this. not only does NCSU regain We feel that racism in any form should not Public Relations Director. 21AM surprised. Ms. Holland. I am not taking this way to get home is locked in the locker its dignity in the collegiate circle but also be tolerated. and as an organization we do out on you but I have always thought that room. Raising the volume of the conveys the message to all aspiring athletes not support or promote it. We admit that NCSU girls had it made because of the ever announcements or staying a few minutes that there is more to life than college sports. MIKE SUMMERIJN present guy to girl ratio. I guess the grass is later are small adjustments that could there is racism present both on and off the President. 2AM always greener on the other side. ensure the security of students. l do take into consideration the possibility N.C. State campus. We do not feel that it is Furthermore. it will help Public Safety that NCSU will not have teams as dynamic expressed through our fraternity or our Holland stereotyping Cum; ALLEN concentrate tnore on where they are needed as we do now. action in any way. shape or form. Sophomore, Civil Engineering and less on letting people in the locker But consider this M with all the money We feel that there may have been a men as ‘pinlieads’ rooms one minute after closing. the school saves. it could award more misinterpretation of our social functions I was sitting here in my room trying to scholarships to the deserving people of the policy. When hosting any function, it is our relieve some pre-exam stress by reading Gym should remain open STEPHANIE SHAW state who can only dream of the privilege of policy to maintain that function as a closed Technician and drinking a Coke when I until all people are gone. Senior. Computer Science attending a first—rate university. one. Invitations are given out to individuals happened upon Jennifer Holland's latest I must say that what is important in sports for their use and only their use. Each “Cruisin'” column. Jennifer. I really enjoy It is 8:58 pm. on Sunday night, and .the ".0. State should be is not just winning the game. but how well a invitation is an individual invitation your column. but today I started to choke gym is getting ready to close. I head down team plays. In NC. State's case. we should allowing only one guest. on my Coke when I read number 2 on your to the locker room to get my keys and gym moved to Division III remember the purpose of the university's If an invitation is not presented upon Christmas list. I do not think that you could. bag. but find it already closed and locked. existence; to serve the people —— not just a arrival, the person will be asked to leave. be more wrong. Several things need to be considered I am sure that most of us enjoy watching select few. Mr. Hatchett and his friend were denied First of all. my experience with NC. State because this is a security issue. all the dynamic Wolfpack teams win games entry because neither one possessed an women is that they seem to be fickle and I managed to find a way into the locker and give NC. State the national recognition invitation. Invitations are not based on race overall uninterested. Most of them will not room. but found it dark and empty. After it deserves. thxv SIMPSON or sex. There are a limited number of give you the time ofday. and if they do they thinking. I realized how dangerous this was. The controversial allegations against the Sophomore. Electrical Engineering o /- -—~'———\

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Then. as if The pressure built up until Poulton' The Wolfpack football squad had another lllllf,“ lIL' .tlrl that wasn't enough. the Rolling Stones per— resigned just before classes began in the Wolfstock concert when Housing and exciting season under coach Dick Sheridan lllliil .urrls ol ‘.Iililt'ltl\ tiillcrl up their l'or'rried for another crowd of more than fall. Valvano resigned as athletics director Residence Life banned the Bikini Contest The Pack went X»Tl in the regular season. sir-mes to do under the needle when a case 50.000 in September. The stage show was in October. from the show. Residence Life Director and then took on Iowa in the Peach Bowl ol tire-axles v;-.i reported on campus. The one of the biggest to tour the US. with a The two were replaced by Engineering Cynthia Bonner said the contest was never on New Year‘s Day. beating the ”nuke-3c. vxictiriations were to present a measles cpii stage more than 80 feet tall and speakers Dean Larry Monteith and Associate officially part of the concert and it also 28—23. rlenuc from taking: \T'Sll as it had other reaching more than four stories tall. Engineering Dean Harold Hopfenberg in .mei‘isia‘lwmmw. inappropriately treated women as sex parts of North Carolina. October. objects. November 28 was a night many students The N(‘AA's investigation of the basket- won't forget. A tornado struck "Terrorist.” I‘ILJ'.('ll the campus as the ball program eventual found evidence of Big-time music came to NCSU with Pink and staff spruru seniesier note on. A group calling minor violations ——— sales of tickets and ath- After all the inquiries and investigations, Floyd. 50,000 fans rocked Carter-Finley North Raleigh. causing massive property list-ll Tau Kappa Sigma destroyed two of letics equipment. illegal transportation, the university announced it was taking mea- Stadium in May to their classic, psychedelic damage and killing four people. Student the unnersrty‘s $1.000 copiers. Members among others. NCSU officials met the sures to prevent abuses from happening in sounds. Government, fraternities. NCSU Volunteer illlllll}lliitll‘rl) called Technician offices and NCAA in November to address the prob- the future. Player Avie Lester was the first ”firm-i183-{magnateu.’with Services and other campus organizations sard they were upset because they had no lems. and at end of the semester the univer- player to have the new, stricter standards The summer brought another national joined a massive effort to help the victirus. place to park their cars on campus. sity was still awaiting what punishment applied to him. He was benched tor break- championship to NCSU when Chuck I he l‘Is") Nt'Sl’ student government clcc< may be imposed. ing a new set of team rules established in l.‘iim‘l‘w"LIA.w, Wessell lead the NCSU College Bowl team 1989 tron~. .t'.\ liiian Nixon become Student liven though the NCAA only found minor August to encourage academics and prevent to victory in Chicago. Students had only been in school one day {oil} l’zi‘.Iilt'ttl. violations, other organizations investigated wrongdoing. In July NCSU got the first public inkling when reports of a book criticizing the has l'rolv wiit‘N and faculty had to tighten their and found more serious problems. The university found that racism is alive it would get a new sports arena. The ketball program were released on Jan. 7. belts Ill terms of office supplies at the end The UNC Board of Governors conducted and well on campus with a sudden outbreak General Assembly allocated $l.5 million to “Personal Fouls: The Broken Promises and ol the spring semester. A reduction in fourth a six month inquiry which NCSU officials of racial violence and open hatred. NCSU to plan the arena. later dubbed the Shattered Dreams of Jim Valvano‘s North quarter allotments in the state budget resisted. The investigation discovered that Monteith took a strong stand on the issue Centennial Center. Strangely enough. Carolina State," by Peter (iolenbock wasn't caused a spending free/e at Nf‘Sll in June. academic rules were not broken, just saying “this behavior will not be tolerated NCSU and the UNC Board of Governors published until late July. but allegations on .\ menu» lioirr l’oultoir called loi' “an ironic» abused. Sonic basketball players had exces- on this campus. I will suspend any faculty, never officially asked for this money in the a proof of the book jacket outraged many diaie halt in spending” and prohibited long sive numbers of grade changes and read- staff, or student engaging in acts of violence first place. people as it accused Jim Valvano of running distance phone calls, outgoing mail. photo- missions. investigators said. pending due process of hearings.”

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o fpack faces host team Arizona in Copper Bowl By Lee Montgomery go back into Arizona Stadium and win their honorable mention. But that's not all. "Ronald Veal did the best loh under tough per game. a figure that probably makes Assistant Sports Editor last game at home." Arizona has three other monsters on the circumstances 1 have ever seen,“ Tomcy Wolfpack quarterback Shane Montgomery 's The Wildcats are a ground-oriented team, offensive line: tackle David Roney (6-3. said. “He is a heck of an option quarter» tnouth w atcr. ()verall, teh Wildcats are giv- Foflvhv‘iW-‘W‘‘u East meets West when NC. State travels leading the Pac—10 iii rushing for the third 278). guard Nick Fineanganofo (6-5, 311) back." ing tip ‘62 U yards of total offense per coir to Arizona to play the University of consecutive year. A change in the offense and center Paul Toff'femire (6—2, 267). If the game is close late in the game. don’t lcst. Arizona in the first—annual Copper Bowl at after the Oregon game led to impressive Wolfpack defensive linemen Ray Agnew. bet against Arizona placekicker Doug l’faff. Arizona Stadium in Tuscon, Ariz. offenseive totals for the rest of the year. Elijah Austin and Derick chnam will have Twice this year Pfaff has kicked the “111’ The Arizona secondary has been Jugglcd Interestingly enough. the 7-4 Wildcats In the first five games, the Wildcats 246.6 their hands full. ning field goal late in the game. llis ~10 around quite a hit. ('otncrback Darryl play their home games at Arizona Stadium. yards of total offense and 163.6 yards of Running behind the huge line are half- yarder with two seconds left beat Oklahoma Lewis. who leads the team with live inter- amassing a 5-1 record there in 1989. rushing. But starting with the sixth game of backs David Elridge (a Pac—10 second- 6-3 and his 35-yarder with 1:05 left beat ceptions. has sianed every game at corner Included in that win total are victories over the season against UCLA, the Wildcats kept teanier) and Reggie McCiill. lilridge leads Washington 20—17. back, but the three other posisuons have F‘fiii'euangs«momma- Oklahoma and Washington. the ball on the ground and their wishbone the Wildcats in rushing with 788 yards and Pfaff had four field goals iii a 1‘13 win each changed four tunes. “We were able to accomplush a number of rolled up 385.8 yards of offense and 305.3 rushed for 205 yards against UCLA and over Stanford for a school record. And on (llTLUOK lf .\ ('. State can titanagc things,” said Wildcat coach Dick Tomey. rushing yards per game. 104 against Arizona State. McGill, the extra points. forget it. He's a perfect 43 of to run the ball ctfecttyely in the first quar- “We wanted to get to another level. 1 can‘t Since the Wolfpack only gives up only team‘s leading receiver with 11 catches for 42 in his career. tcr. look for the Pack to control the game say enough about our players‘ attitudes. 167.8 yards per game on the ground, it will 170 yards, rushed for 507 yards and had On the defensive side. three Wildcats frorn the outset. llut the Pack can't run. The bowl is a reward to this team. be a battle of strength against strength. one 100—yard game—43‘) against Pacific. made first-team All—l’ac 10: outside Montgoritct'y could still have a big game “We’re going to take this game very seri- Wildcat tackle Glenn Parker (6-foot-6. Tomey has high praise for the man leading linebacker Chris Singleton, tackle Anthony against the Wildcat secondary. t)n defense. ously. It is an opportunity for our seniors to 307 pounds) was named first-team All-Pac- the wishbone attack. quarterback Ronald Smith and free safety Jeff llaritmerschmidt the State \Jll stop the run. it can stop thc 10 and guard John Brandom (6-4. 271) was Veal. The defensive unit is giving up 317 yards \Vlltlt‘als l’t'lltrtl. 5 They official visit to the campus. The , _. ('zirolina -L‘Jt'lllllg staff basically told him no, saying they were not planning to recruit him. "I ctt|oy rubbing it iii against lllt'lll now." Agnew said. ("arolina is his favorite learn to beat Call but Agnew cites ('1emsori and South (‘atoltna as his favorite teams to play. "When we play the big teams it really pumps trie up.” he said. “l‘m out to prove that 1 can play against anybody. "My favorite moment on the field came against South (lirolina my freshman year." he added. '1hc (iarnccocks were driying downficld during a crucial series in BABY 1111 that game Agnew came tip with two quarterback sacks in a row to stop i Textby Fred“Hartman the ensuing drive and insure a Photo by Mike Russell Wolfpack victory. Agnew said he models his style of play after former (‘lcmson .ill .-\(‘(' ay Agnew has had one Robertson, for helping gurde him to standout, Michael Dean l’ci‘r'y. dream throughout his life the right path. “I've always llkctl the way he — to play professional “1 was quiet and somewhat mis- plays," Agnew said. “1 was at art football in the NFL. chievous when 1 came to State." At ‘t' awards banquet when 1 was a Now, as he prepares to Agnew said. “('oach Robertson freshman. Just sitting there by myself play in his final game of collegiate took me in from day one and was watching all of these big time. ball for the NC. State Wolfpack, like a father to tne. He talked to me potentially highipatd athletes. his dream is a mere grasp away a lot and taught me a lot. We “tl’crr'yi came tip to me and said from becoming reality. became tighter and tighter." "hey kid' and we started talking. I “1 really want to play in the Robertson is also responsible for appreciated him for doing that NFL," Agnew said. “It’s been a tagging the nickname “Baby Ray“ although 1 didn't like hiiii calling me dream all my life. 1 would like to on Agnew. kid." be able to help my family out "I guess 1 just made a good play Now. Agnew finds himself caught financially." in a game one day and coach said between the best of two worlds. llis The 6—foot-4, 260 pound defen- ’there's my baby boy Ray,"' dream of playing pro ball lies right sive tackle from Winston~Salem Agnew explained. over the horizon. yet he hates to prides himself on being able to get s the interview grew leave behind the borne he has found the job done on the field and in the longer, Agnew gazed at State. He hopes to leave State classroom. He knOWs what it takes around Reynolds football with the memory of another to be a success. Coliseum with a look of bowl Victory. “You know, where I grew up there satisfaction on his face ”l’ctsoniilly. l'm looking forward to was a lot of crime and a lot of but a somewhat somber tone in his Arizona." he said. "I'll be lining up drugs on the street,“ Agnew said. voice. against one of the top offensive line- “A lot of good kids, potentially “I'm going to miss this place," he lllt'll 111 the country. This game. along good athletes, got mixed up in the said. "l'vc tirade a hit of lllt'lltls with the Senior Bowl iii January. wrong group. 1 was fortunate here at State. I feel like I cart really will be my best two shots at pioyuig enough to have people who steered call this place home." my self nationally." me in the right direction." Agnew was recruited by only Agnew looks back on this year's i Agnew came ottt of Carver High three schools Wake Forest, State season with optinusrn btit not cla School as one of the top prep foot- and Aiibttrn. He is proud to have lion. All-ACC tackle Ray Agnew is Technician's Player of the Year. The senior from Winston-Salem has aspira- ball players in the state and a mem- been a part of a rebuilding process tions ofa career in the NFL. ber of the National Honor Society. at State and is especially appr'ecia Hut defense ictilly played well During his senior year, he broke his tive of the opportunitcs head coach this year." he said. "The difference hand and played iii only seven foot Dick Sheridan has afforded him. was that the othci team made some Bowl the culmination of eight years’ work ball games. When postseason hon. “The coaches are going to treat of the big plays lll\lt';ltl of its. Our ors came out. Agnew was neither you fairly," he said. “You‘ll get two goals were to \vtn the ACC and By Lisa Coston sentation to the NCAA Post- payoffs will be in excess of listed on the all~state team nor your chance. (‘oach Sheridan to receive a New Year's day bowl Sports Editor Season Bowl Game Committee in $500,000 per school. selected to play in the postseason impressed me the most during bid. 1984. A $1.5 million letter of cred- The bowl's board of directors all—star bowl. recruiting time when he made a "Although we fell short. 1 lhink‘ the When Arizona and NC. State it and letters of credit from a mini- hopes to draw 50,000 fans to the “1 had something to prove when 1 personal visit to my house. team cart feel a sense of accomplish kick off the first annual Copper mum of 10 university presidents inaugural game, with each school came to college." he said. “1 want- “He seemed like a true family merit because not many learns in the Bowl, eight years of behind the were also required. guaranteeing sales of approximate- ed to prove that 1 was better than man the type of coach 1 Would country are fortunate enough to have scenes work will be realized. No bowl games were sanctioned ly 10,000tickets. those guys that were named all— like to play for. ’l'hat's the reason 1 7A11L‘ttllt18.” Eight years ago three men *- that year, and although the CSSF “We wanted someone from the state and went to the Shrine Bowl. 1 cattle to State." 'lhc N11. has been his dream for a Merle Miller, Larry Brown and re—applied twice, no decisions PAC-10 to bring people from the look around now and don't even ft)lll")t'ill' starter, Agnew long time, but Agnew reali/cs it is Burt Kinerk, now the Copper were made until Aug. 1988. At West and then we wanted to get a see most of those guys playing col~ wants to leave college not his cntttc life. that time, the CSSF received a strong school from the East," football Willi the best Bowl's executive director, presi- conditional sanction from the Post- Clark said. “NC. State met our lege ball. "11 1 don't make it 1 won't be dent and vice-president decided “Coming into college 1 just want— game of his career in the just bc lititt to try to bring a post-season col- Season Football Committee (made requirements." ed to be the best possible player ('oppct llowl. He has upset." he said. ”I’ll up of university ahtletic directors) Activities scheduled for the that 1 could." played irt litany csciting. close and because wanted to do it for my lege football game and a 10-day Advisory Council teams include a luncheon. a steak family and, personally. I inst want to festival to Tucson. and the NCAA As a legitimate all-American can< even disappointing contests. play football " The first step in their bowl quest (made up of university presidents) fry and a parade on Dec. 30. There didate. a two time iillvAt‘C player. lie is quick to answer when askcil was creating an independent gov- to play iii December 1989. are plans for a band pageant Dec. and the A('(‘ Rookie of the Year in about his favorite tcam to beat. Ray Arucw has 1'l\t'll cvi-rything erning organization, the Copper This year‘s event, to be held in 2‘) and for gro . o tour ()ld 1986, Agnew has more than hvcd "(’11,(ll‘lilllllt'ly(iilltlllll.l.” Agncw to the sport hc lows and is opti- State Sports Foundation (CSSF), Arizona Stadiurti, is sponsored by Tucson (which has been used as a up to his potential. He Will be the said. “1 love beating them every inistic that fris cart-ct is pist 1tt')'.lll* which then applied for an official over 200 'l‘ucsonaarea businesses, movie site). the Arizona Desert first to adtttit, however, that he was time we play." ning 11c lcayes N.(‘ State with fond bowl date with the NCAA in 1982. including several copper compa- Mttseurti and local artists‘ no angel when he came to State. When he was a scnior in high memories and .i plt‘t't‘ of advice frotti After a required two-year wait, nies and financial institutions, colonies. Agnew gives his praise to school trying to get tccttiitcd, his father. the CSSF submitted an official although the bowl‘s corporate (lame time for the first annual Wolfpack assistant head coach and Agnew called foiiiici Tar Heel "Don't lose sight of tomorrow sponsor pulled out yesterday, Copper Bowl is 6:15 p.m. defensive line coach, Steve coach Dick (rum and asked for art looking back on yesterday " application and made a formal pre- under a mutual agreement. Team MT/X: 15 pm. liST.

Wolfpack cagers continue Charlotte success with 16 straight victories ('hampions. moved past a string of sl‘. straight games 111 which he more in bar 1. to bat k games men out c. Basketball odds and ends: NC. State’s Bruce Winkworth Dercck' Whittcnbtir'g and into sixth place in had scored at least 20 points, Monroe . . . win last weekend in the Tournament of Wolfpack scoring iii the Jim Valvano era. scored 22. 40 and 26 in his last tlitcc garucs With doolilc lu'uic production 11) points Champions continued the amazing success 112‘) of last season and .30. 22 .irid 21 in the first and tcbounds in both of State's wins in thc story the Wolfpack has fashioned in the city Monroe finished the Pitt game with three games this year. Tournament of ('lianipions arid against St. of Charlotte over the years. career points and added 22 more against St. While be promptly began a new streak thi- John's. sophomore forward Tom (ingliotta Since the 1969-70 season. State has a 36- State also advanced to the finals of the John‘s iii the A(‘(‘ Big liast Challenge, giv next night by scoring to against Pittsburgh. had four double rltilll‘llt‘s iii the first six and has won its last 16 1968 A(‘(‘ Tournament in ('harlotte. losing ing Rodney 1,151 career points. 4 record in Charlotte Carolina, 87-50. in the rtiost loprv Whittcnbur‘g scored 1.101 points in his in breaking his streak at six games Monroe gariics this season. games in the state's largest city. to North three seasons under Valvano. That total missed a chance to set a Wolfpack rctord (iiigliotta had 10 points and 10 rebounds State's last loss in Charlotte was a 68—67 sided A(‘(' championship ever played. the 171 points for the Valvano years against Richmond. 10 points and 11 loss to Furman in the 1978 North-South The previous night. the Wolfpack had docs not include Only one other Slatc player tittdct rcbounds .u'auist Ohio State in the first Doubleheaders. pulled off one of the most bi/ai‘ic upscts in Whittenburg scored as a freshman for Noun V'ttlvutto has scored 2“ HI tttlttt.‘ 111 si\ tIlll totind of the '1”('_ 31 points and 10 All four State losses in Charlotte in the tournament history, heating Duke ranked Sloan. scctitivc games 1.Hlt‘!1/ti( hailes in 10H. rebounds .i;'.iuist l’itt in the finals of the last 20 years came in the old NtlrlllrSttlllll .in the Top 10 at the time 12 10. 111 the Still ahead of Monroe among Valvauo Monroe scored 20 or lllt'lt‘ six straight “if. and 1* points and 10 rebounds Doubleheaders. Three of those four losses lowest scoring A('("1'otir'natncnt game c\ct coached Wollpaik playcrs lll scoring wcrc’ times last season, and (‘harlcs had .i toot .I;'.t|tl\1\1 foliri's the plziycd. lirtitc Myi'tstl‘)H11'((i)\~tlll 1.2-1‘) puttlls, came against before 111(‘11111'10116 in ( h.irlcs Shaikh-lord (1080 HS) with 1,288, game strcak of 30 point 1'.ll|lt'\ 111 Wit-1 No \\ llllt' t iuglioita has become a force inside Yellow Jackets joined the Atlantic ('oasl 'lhc Wolfpack first playc‘. H”! wrth 135/. final ortc else has donc it more than three silillL'lll for thc Wolfpai 1., don’t cspcct littti to illillll Conference in 1980. 105‘) in the initial North South (‘luit ky Brown ( 10146 times under Vlilyano. l.llll tlic pacc of loiir do iblc doubles every Going all the way back to the 1967 08 Doublcheadcrs. In all games 11 has played llailcy (1081 H 1) with 1.170. .iiid 1 orcn/o interestingly. Monroe is lltt' only player s.\ gators. a 01', talc. season, State has fashioned a 408 record Ill lll ('harlottc, State has a 52 l 1 record. (‘harlcs ( 10142 551with 1.5i5. under Valvaiio to score 20 points in lllt' last 1n lltt' 1.ts1 ilt‘tiltlt‘, lltt' closest itttyoltt' lttts Charlotte. including a 52 mark in three Uptimists among the Wolfpatk faithful flailcy's totals. like Wlttttcubtitg's, do not garlic of one season and .tt'iilll iii the first ttllllt' to that price was t‘harlcs Shacklcford, Atlantic Coast Conference 'l‘ournarucnts. should note that the 1000 At 't ' 'l'oiirnamcnt “it hide lus fit-shriian total of 125 pomh gainc of the following season who had 11 iloiiblc doubles 111 if t'illllt's State won the 1970 A('(' ’l'ouiiiarucnt in will be played Match ‘) 1|.m t 'liailottc scotctl for Sloan r»15’.i 111 1‘1.“ 1oicn/o(‘harlcshad 12 111 (.‘harlotte, beating heavily favorcd South W’licii Monroc storcd ytist 18 points in lo 198“ 1'11 .itid 1"“ ‘52. \.il\.ino's first H yl‘lnlt”. r iti'.i Ltl 11114-1. .tlttl llltlfl “.lllk‘) ('arolina in the finals, H W. 111 doublc \Nith his itlpoint j'.tlllt'.l_1'.l||I‘-1 1'11! 111 lhc State's opening round win over tflnu Statc two scasons .it Slalr‘. no our vLI'I‘T‘l .‘(f (‘1 li.i-111ui it: ‘.‘.llllt‘=' i1‘.r itt lflSt ()Vl‘llllllc. tlldlll'llttll‘vlllll game of thc loiiiuamcnt of iu the 1‘ournrinii-nt of ('hanipions, lic luokc 28 December 8, WIN lf‘t hnir lrttl Sports ‘1

Turnover-prone women cagers down ECU Guards key Pack victory I don‘t know if I could keep up By Fred Hartman Despite all the Pack's turnovers, By Hunt Archbold with him.” Staff Writer ECU shot only ”-35 iii the first Staff Writer Despite the offensive balance of half while State shot Its-37. The r" the backcourt, the Pack struggled GRI‘IliNVlLLl-L ~ The NC. State Pack went into the locker room ACC basketball followers know early against St. John‘s, and was women‘s basketball team played with a 4527 lead. that to stop NC. State. teams have down 50-44 with just over 11 sporadically at times but utilized its The pre-game scouting report to contain the Wolfpack's guards, minutes to play. But a question- superior arsenal to down the East hailed Stinson; who is averaging and Rodney able technical foul on the (‘arolina Pirates 9374 before an 28.5 points this season, as “the Monroe. Redmen‘s Boo Harvey for slam- enthusiastic crowd of 1,050 in female Michael Jordan." St. John's tried and failed to do ming the ball against the floor Mingcs (‘oliseum Wednesday. “Andrea has true all—American that Tuesday and watched as the ignited a 23-8 run by the Pack. "Tonight's contest was a very qualites," Yow said. two members of the Wolfpack The coaches disagreed on the physical uptempo game." State After the game much of the crowd backcourt each popped in 22 technical’s importance. head coach Kay Yow said. echoed the sentiment. points. The backcourt led the Pack “They said he slammed the ball ”However. there were entirely too The pace of the game picked up in to a 67-58 victory over the 20th- — I thought he tried to catch it," many turnovers." the second half as ECU began to ranked Redmen in the Big East- St. John’s‘ Lou Carnesecca said. State ended the game with 30 find the basket and stop the ACC Challenge. “I don‘t know. I never talk about turnovers while ECU had 26. turnovers. Corchiani and Monroe hit seven- officials. But we threw the ball The Wolfpack controlled the tap With l0 minutes left in the game, for~eight three-point field goal away a lot. out of bounds and jumped out to a Iif‘ll was able to trim the lead attempts. Corchiani was 7-for-1] “We beat ourselves, while their 24

Suiter determined to repeat last season’s final-week comeback, beat Jake Virginia head to sunny This is it. The final week of Pigskin mind several times, they finally came up Without a doubt, the California/Dancing year. Clemson and with their picks. Never mind that they for— Raisins Bowl is an enticing matchup. Florida for the Gator and Citrus Bowls, Picks, when our beloved panel picks the got to line up a guest for this week's panel. Fresno State versus Ball State. Ooh. respectively, while Duke heads to winners of the 18 bowl games. Rick “I know my picks are late, but it's Why stop at the Independence, Liberty Birminham, Ala. for the All-American After ll weeks. WKNC’s Jake “Just hang my night off“ Sullivan has made a second and Freedom Bowls? Why not just go Bowl. Just what there is to do in my plaque on the wall” Thompson is still the whole page of the thesaurus? The Bimiinham on Dec. 28 —— and what is has out in front with a 126-35-4 mark. Again, half comeback to get to lll—5()»4. If Jake down aren’t picked against State, much misses l5 out of IS bowls. he might win. Autonomy Bowl, the Non-Subordination to do with being all-American — we Thompson has Brian "At least I turned my picks in first Bowl and the Self-Sufficiency Bowl have sure. The Dukies will think of something. to Tom “I want another plaque. At least I'll nice rings to them. Carolina seems to have been inadvertant- beat Sullivan though" Suiter’s shock. every week-everyone else must be copying in this year’s bowl bids. with a 123-38-4 thcin“ Nixon stands at ll05 I 4. one game ly overlooked Suiter is currently second ahead of Larry “(iQ/l.cat|ier Jacket" Other bowl match—ups pit Michigan State They have improved so much —— it’s a record, and has worked hard to repeat the so badly last time —— you guys must have do we have a home field advan— shame no one was willing to take a chance last minute comeback he made last year. changed my picks while I was in New Campbell at 109—524. Ron “Who cares -— and “Gee do have a wonder— WRAL-TV 5 picks commit- Orleans" Coston. Coston finished right it's basketball season and almost tage?" Hawaii in the Aloha Bowl, Georgia on them. After all, they Suiter and his season" Morris is at 98763—4. and Syracuse in the Wolfpack-favorite fully charismatic coach and the world’s tee—after hours of consultation—are cer- behind Suiter and Reiman last season. but Peach Bowl, Penn State and Brigham best fans. But they are such a young team. tain of victory. Sort of. is way out now with a ll7-44—4 record. The guests (whom we would like to thank New Year's. co—champion, Director of "As long as Miami doesn't get to be num» for their participation) are a collective lOS— Young in the “What holiday is on Dec. Look for them in Miami next Last year's 53-4. This week WL‘ welcome interim chan— 29'!“ Holiday Bowl, and Auburn and Ohio In the stands, that is. Student Development Evelyn Reiman, is in ber one, [don't care," she says. State in the “what a match up" Hall of State, of course, gets to face Arizona in third place at 120-4l-4. Although she was Technician Assistant Sports cclloi Larry Monteith to oiir esteemed In Tucson, Arizona. In night, Reiman was Editors/Wonder Boys (as in “I wonder panel. Monteith graciously took time out Fame Bowl. the Copper Bowl. in a late meeting last from watching State blast Duquesne to do Then there are all those corporate-spon- Arizona Stadium. (Not that Arizona has a not the last columnist to turn in her picks. what she’s going to make us do next“) Lee sored bowls. We‘ll leave them alone. home field advantage or anything). Wonder Fourth place belongs to Technician Sports Montgomery and Tom Olsen have a H3— our picks. if the trophy is shaped like Arizona, too. liditor Lisa “I couldn‘t really have picked 48-4 record. After changing their collective Now to the games. Three other ACC teams are in bowls this

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BY Dwuan June Staff Writer There is no place like home. After three tough wins on the . uxd, the l9th-ranked men's bas- ketball team came back to Reynolds Coliseum last night and tlrgunced the Duquesne Dukes 126- The Pack raises its record to 6-1 on the season while the Dukes drop to 1—2. Head coach Jim Valvano said he was pleased, but not surprised, his team did not suffer a letdown after tough victories against Pitt, Ohio State and St. John’s. “l was really pleased with the effort," Valvano said. “A tough schedule, if you win helps you. It really helps to develop some confi- dence in our players." Junior guard Rodney Monroe led the Pack with 22 points. But the Pack got unexpected help from freshmen Bryant Feggins. The Winston-Salem native, who con- nected on all of nine his field goal attempts, scored a career-high 20 points in only 14 minutes. “I try to play hard," Feggins said. DO YOUR HOLIDAY “There are no unselfish players on a,.,. .3 this team. We all pull for each “nick Rmklris/Stafl other to do well." Freshman Bryant Feggins slams down two of his career-high 20 points One of those players who fared SHOPPING NOW AND well was senior Brian Howard. against Duquesne Thursday night at Reynolds Coliseum. Howard had been in a slump lately. suffering from early foul trouble in previous games this season. But he SAVE responded with 13 points and five RALEIGH WOMEN'S HEALTH assists. “I’m glad the team has been win— General Anesthesia. ) _ (13:1,l‘(7.11l11(> ning but I am a little disappointed .i\.i|l.ilil<~ [’t’ii'liiiii’r lliiltl'llldilitll il‘t‘Qllilll(‘_\ ii'fillll}; in how I have been playing,” t.lH Itiilililll'l'uil Iim |ll‘~i.!li 1\i)()l‘ll(.)ll$ il‘iHll Howard said. “It felt good to play a gl NH)irih).).)H .i.m‘iH 1. (>111 ()l x.ilit ‘ ,_./_ 15) \Vt‘(‘i\.\,‘ ()1. good game." 1 HUM 33:1 firms) l)i'l\\.i i‘ll _ ‘ State has been shooting 48.2 per- S).iiii Siiiii \\'t‘t‘i\tl.l\"» ‘i)l‘('gllilll(‘_\" cent from the field while holding its opponents to 43.1 percent. “We have played some pretty 5505 Creedmoor Rd. suite 110 783-044 good consistent defense," Valvano said. “We’ve done a better job on our man-to-man. We know if we Part-Time Market Research dont work hard, it invites medi— Infocel is a leading developer of software for local governments. schools ocrity.” and public safety departments, and we’re looking for someone to , , 20% OFF Seven Pack players scored in help us with market research. This research will involve calling double figures and State outre- people on the telephone with a few short questions. for up to 20 bounded the Dukes 40—27. The hours per week until the project is complete. The schedule is flexrble. Pack faces a two—week layoff Excellent communication skills are required. The pay is up to $5 ALLWEARING APPAREL before they play East Tennessee per hour. Please send a cover letter and/or resume to: State Dec. 19 in Reynolds Personnel Director Coliseum. 4800 SixlnfocelForks Road NotelephoneRaleigh. NCcalls27609please.

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These posi- Handball and table tennis regis- F.l.T.A. l and F.l.'I‘.A. ll rounds. the final played Tuesday night. the final of the Men's Residence PKA reached the final after losing tions include area and station tration will open for Men‘s and F.l.T.A. is the international govem- Dalioyz, winner of Division I. "A" League. Owen I finished third their first match of the season to supervisors. We offer flexible Women’s Open Leagues Jan. 8. ing body for the sport of archery. was matched against The Session, by beating Metcalf. SPF. in a double elimination tourna» shifts, a convenient location and Men‘s Open squash registration The tournament will include com- winner of Division II. The Session ln Men's Residence “C" League. ment. Delta Sig and SAP. finished the opportunity for advancement. will open on Jan. 8. Women’s petitors from across the state. The qualified for the final last Thursday Bragaw North ll demolished third and fourth. respectively. For more information conte by or Open bowling registration will Archery Club would like to invite all by defeating Team Africa 60-50. Bragaw South l 2-0 to claim the Alexander Hall dethroned defend- contact Davi’l Rice in the open on Jan. 8. Co-Rec table tens students and faculty to come watch In the final. Dalioyz took control championship. Defending champi- ing champion Chi Omega in Intramural-Recreational Sports nis registration will open Jan. 8. or take part. early and slowly increased its lead. on, Sullivan. took third place by Residence/Sorority racquetball. Office, Room 1000 Carmichael The Archery Club is open to all Trailing by seven points at half. The bumping Lee South. Alpha Delta Pi and Sigma Kappa Gymnasium. 737—316l. Interested in making money next students or faculty, beginners or sane Session tried to get closer but Defending champion Sigma (‘hi finished third and fourth. O I O O semester? Become an intramural soned veterans. The club plans to Dalioyz used great teamwork to played unbeaten SAE in the final of Metcalf won its second consecu- The next athletic directors’ meet— basketball official. Pay is $4 per travel to two state tournaments. two pull away and win 68-52. the Fraternity "A" League. SAP. tive racquetball title by beating ing will be Jan. 8 at 6 p.m. in hour and you set your own hours. national tournaments and one invita~ had defeated Sigma Nu 2-0 and Turlington Hall. Bragaw South l Carmichael 20l4. Official clinics will be Ian. II at tional in Atlantic City next semen”; playoffs continued this Sigma Chi had crushed SAM 20 in and Owen ll finished third and O 0 O O 6 p.m. in Carmichael 20l4. The club holds competitions on the week with many leagues playing the semifinal matches. fourth. respectively. Five-player basketball registra— club level throughout the year. semifinal and final games. Sigma Chi used brilliant team tion will close Jan. l5. There will The NCSU Archery Club will The Archery, Club meets every In the Residence/Sorority final, passing to overcome a tough SAli Turlington Hall claimed another be a mandatory organizational host its first tournament ofthe sea- Tuesday0 nightat 7 p.m. onContt ll Sigma Kappa finished a perfect sea- squad 2-0 and to move into the All- three—player basketball title earlier meeting that same day. Athletic son Sunday. beginning at 1:30‘ son with a victory over defending Campus Championship against this week by eliminating Metcalf in champion (,‘hi Omega. Alpha Delta Tucker l. The winner plays Entities the Men's Residence championship. Pi defeated Bowen Hall 2-0 to take in the final. Sigma Nu finished third Lcc South nipped South Hall to fin- third place. . and SAM fourth. ish in third place. 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