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transportation Men assault priest 'I'em Obe- for long-term needs. according to the WARSAW. Poland (UPI) - A Staff Writer new proposal. Catholic priest was assaulted and The committee further recom- severely injured by men who poured The Physical Environment Com- mends to change the North Hall a caustic chemical on his body and mittee has submitted recommenda- resident permit. 'J.‘ to a resident face in the southern city of Krakow. a tions for rectifying State's parking permit. ‘R.’ which would allow resi- -_..a-..’—.—._w. leading cleric said Tuesday. problem to Vice Chancellor of Busi- dents to park in North Hall's parking Cardinal Franicissek Macharski of nessAffairs George Worsley. lot. This proposal would lower the Krakow said in a tales message sent A hierarchy of parking regulations. percentage of parking spaces for to the church hierarchy that the Rev. as well as an increase in permit fee. North Hall to the 23 percent level of Tadeusz Zaleski was attacked by the has been proposed. The hierarchy all other resident halls. unide'ntified men last Saturday in system would allow North and Hills- frontofhis house. borough Square permits to park in Another proposal is the creation of “The priest was stupefied and then any South and Resident spaces. and a student parking sone which will his face. hands and body were burned South permits would be allowed to combine commuter. resident and (with unspeciﬁed chemicals).” said park inany Resident spaces. North Hall permits. Macharski in a message to Secretary Resident permits would increase The fringe lot would be used by of the Polish Episcopate Archbishop fromWayeartoﬂZayear. the faculty. staff and residents. and Bronislaw Dabrowski and Primate Commuter stickers would increase to the fringe lot permits would be sold. JosefGlemp. 800 a year from the current 848 a at a reduced price if the plan is “The priest. who suffered sec year. approved. ond-degree burns. received first aid A shuttle bus system would be The committee recommends that a treatment from the ambulance crew." implemented from the fringe lots limited number of metered spaces be he said. StaffphotobyTamsin Toler throughcampus. created in resident areas for visitors. The cardinal called on authorities It’s a, hit." The transportation department Existing resident and North Hall to find the men and assure the Firstbasernsn Jay Warswcnt14ln State’s 10-6losstoECU Tuesday. Story, Page a. would also study the feasibility. parking spaces would be converted church that the incident would not be location and cost of a parking deck into metered spaces. repeated. OutstandingState teachers announced

Leaf plan stalled Professors recognized for excellence RALEIGH. N.C. (UPI) — Tobacco Mark Bumgardner committee. said the selection process After the ballots were collected. ties and Social Sciences student forestry; for the second time; officials said Thursday they're not Staff Writer began last fall when nomination they were sent to the individual representative Cindy Johnson. 0 Associate Professor William C. ready to scrap negotiations on a ballots were distributed. schools where committees composed Johnson said she looked for teach- Grant. zoology; for the second time; surplus leaf buyout plan. despite an The recipients of this year's Out- “There were a number of ways a of three faculty members and a ers who constantly had large classes 0 Associate Professor John C. apparent deadlock and an April 15 standing Teacher Awards. designed teacher could be nominated." student representative reviewed and showed interestin students. Cornwell. animal science; also a deadline for agreement from a North to recognise faculty members who Peterson said. eachcandidate. “That was a big criterion — those repeat winner; Carolina congressman. have excelled in the classroom. have Peterson said his committee chose extra-curricular activities." she said. 0 Assistant Professor John F. “It's not a deadline that we've set.” been announced by Associate Pro During spring preregistration each the top seven and then allowed the The student representatives from Arnold.curriculum and instruction; said Fred Bond. director of the vost Murray 8. Downs. student was allowed to nominate the Education Council and several each of the nine schools examined the 0 Assistant Professor Anne C. Flue-Cured Tobacco Cooperative one teacher he considered outstand- graduate representatives to assist qualifications of the winners and Clapp. textile materials and man- Stabilisation Corp. “We'll just have Teachers chosen for the annual ing. Faculty members were also themin the finalselection. chose two who will receive a 81.000 agement; to see what the status of the matter award will automatically be placed in allowed to make nominations. “We took the qualifications of the award. 0 Assistant Professor Chandra D. is atthattime." the Academy of Outstanding Teach~ The rules require each teacher to top seven and ranked the top two and The winners of the 1004-85 Out- Cos.design; Rep. Charlie Rose. D-N.C.. said ers and receive recognition in the have taught at State at least five then pickedthe topone." he said. standing TeacherAwardsare: 0 Associate Professor E. Jacquelin Wednesday unless Phillip Morris Inc. Commencement Program. semesters and to be presently “The number of outstanding teach- 0 Professor George T. Barthalmus. Diets. statistics; agreed to the surplus leaf buyout Richard E. Peterson. head of the teaching more than one half the ers (for each school) is based on soology; forthe third time: 0 Professor Christopher R. Gould. plan. he would file a bill using part of School of Education's selection normal teaching load. enrollment." said School of Humani- 0 Lecturer Richard R. Brahsm. physics. the cigarette excise tax to pay for the federal tobacco program. A Phillip Morris spokesman said such a bill would “only serve to Politicians say men have control in North Carolina exacerbate the’ problems of the tobacco growingcommunity." John Price ' “By that standard we are failures." “We have much more trouble having hard-working campaigners." club." Patterson said. "Hard. tough Rose is pressuring tobacco compa- StaffWriter said Patterson. a former member of raising money than men." recently Hunt said. power decides what wins in the nies to agree to a plan that would the Democratic National Committee. elected Representative Betty Wiser ' The problem of raising money legislature." have them buy more than 1.4 billion Women have become become more “More women are getting elected said. becomes even more critical to can- “People put their money in some- pounds of surplus tobacco in influential. but men still dominate but not in the numbers you would Betty-Ann Knudsen. a former didates seeking state-wide offices. one with a lot of political ties." the political scene in North Carolina. Raleigh councilperson. said. "The said Knudsen. who recently lost an Knudsen said. exchange for a 30 cents reduction in general consensus of expect." she said. the support price. That was the But Patterson said that women's only way most women get elected is attempttobecome secretary ofstate. “Women are mostly taken for five politically active women who through the organisational effort of All the women agreed that women granted." she said. “They don't want spoke at a forum presented by involvement in politics ischanging. recruiting volunteers." are verydedicated to their offices. State's Women's Affairs Board "In the past many have run for your opinion: they only want your Thursday evening. office after the end of other careers." “A non-partisan group of 100 “Women tend to be issue oriented; information." Bill bans doubles “A measure of success is not she said. “I think you'll see more women from my county helped me men run because they like the “There are days in the legislature whether you have a tough problem to younger women running in the organise a campaign in the other prestige." Knudsensaid. when I have to clench my teeth." RALEIGH. N.C. (UPI) North deal with. but whether you have the future." three counties." said Wanda Hunt. a But Knudsen said that women's Hunt said. Carolina's happy hours would be same problem you had 10 or 20 years The speakers said paying for senator in the General Assembly. efforts are often thwarted by “the “But the impossible can happen." banned under a bill filed Thursday by ago." said Jane Patterson. quoting campaigns is the most significant “I was elected by making enough goodol’ boy network." she said. “I'm living a dream right a legislator who says the free booze contacts. putting up posters and “The legislature is a gentlemen's DOW. and twofor-one specials are making John Foster Dullus. problem for women entering politics. customers doubly drunk. Rep. Martin Lancaster. DWayne. '— said happy hour drinkers can “drink FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE to excess" because they are offered SOD scores most inside twice as much alcohol for the same 1985 SPRING SEMESTER price. “If you have X number of dollars to April 29 — May 7 spend. you can spend X as much A’s of schools The sounds of spring are money on boose. and you can get upon us. For news on the Craze, twice as drunk." Lancaster said. on down to Page 9 and His bill also would do away with Tom Olsen He said the students generally boogie special bar promotions such as StaffWriter exhibit an around-the-clock attitude; ’view the hip groove sounds “ladies' nights." The state Alcoholic their work takes a great amount of that are comin’ round this Beverage Control Commission also‘tis The School of Design had the timeand effort. Saturday. trying to decide if it should ban highest percentages of A's. while the two-for-one‘drink specials and late- School of Physical and Mathematical “The students feel that grades night happy hours. A hearing on the Sciences had the lowest grade dis- reflect the time put into a project." The largest undergraduate issue is scheduled for May 7. tributions for fall of 1984. according saindKinney. psychology conference in the A.W. Turner. commission attorney. to the Office of Institutional Re- He also said that “grades are world will take place at State. saidthebooscspecialsandafter’ search. important to the students because See story in the features section, p.m. happy hours are the two most The study showed that 23 percent most of them are planning to do post Page 3. frequent complaints the commission of the grades awarded in undergrad- graduation work.” has received about happy hours. uate courses were A's. 34 percent of The school with one of the lowest which have been allowed in North the grades were B's and 83 percent of grade distributions was the School of has Carolina for about threeyears. wereC's or better. _ H Although State ‘5 team The North Carolina Restaurant the grades Physical and Mathematical Sciences. dropped a few games lately, Association plans to meet next week Claude McKinney. dean of the Robert Bereman. dean of PAMS. baseball (Tim‘s favorite) toplot itsstrategy. School of Design. said there were said that this was not abnormal at all. highlights the Technician sports “We were a little bit surprised several reasons why the School of He said it was quite normal: it also scene these days. See story, ll because (ABC chairman) Charles Design had such a high percentageof follows the university’savenge. Page 6. Knox had already called for a A's. rule-making hearing on MP” hours Onereasonis thatthcmostofthe Bereman said. “A legitima'to school with plans to make some changes in courses the School of Design offers should have a lower grade distri''bu- that area." said Jerry Williams. the areoffered only todesign majors. tion in PAMS courses." i Fred worked hard and long association's executive vice presi- Another n is because the He also pointed out that the School hours Tuesday night togive ya'll dent. school has very selective ad- of Design offers courses which are a jammin' photo page - Page 9, “We have a number of restaurant missions policy. “specifically fordesign students." that is. P.S. Greg helped a little, people that are against any ban on. Though as students applied to the Bereman commented that the l .o. happy hours. We've got some that School of Design. it only accepted the School of PAMS offers many service favor the ban on” twofor-ones. and top 107 applicants. courses for all studeins to take: we've got some for bans.” he said. students take these courses to get “lt'ssortofamixed bagoftricks.” “All the students are pushing for creditanddonottakehigherlsvel But Williams said he believes most A's." said McKinney. “B's are consid- coursesofthesamesubjeet. Well, Crier and Classifieds are association members would be op- eredaflfightandC’sareconsidered posed to a total ban on happy hours trivial." ‘ Bereman said. “One-third of the always a real treat. Check them because it would mean more gov- “There is a certain level of students take com-sea offered by the out on Page 10. ‘ ernment interference in their busi- intensity (in the school). The students School of PAMS.” which he also said ness. Several states. including Mas- spend a lot of time working." is more students than the School of sachusetts. ban happy hours. commented McKinney. Design teaches. L. 0 2 [April 10. 1985 I Technician I Entertainment

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’60s drummer starts band Joe Corey He knows the difference between starting big rest of the Los Angeles hard rock explosion. Entertainment Writer and starting small. “When I started out with According to Appice. that quality is talent. Vanilla Fudge." he said. "we had a hit single in Appice said that the band is the result of. an King Kobra. the brain-child of rock drummer two weeks." advertisement he placed in a magazine. Mem- Carmine Appice. is one of the most interesting Bassist Johnny Rod said he still remembers bers tried out forthe band in Los Angeles. musical groups to come out of the Los Angeles watching Appice drum with Vanilla Fudge on As bassist. Rod explained. “I was awoken by a area duringthe past two years. . “The Ed Sullivan Show” when he was a kid. phone call at 3 am. from a friend who saw this The weirdest aspect of the group is that most “I was in a band called Pigeon." Appice said. ad in a magazineand gave me this address. of the band members' musical tastes lean “We changed it to Vanilla Fudge and recorded a later toward progressive rock. such as Yes, Emerson. mono demonstration tape for our song “The next day I send in a demo tape and and King Crimson. instead of live I'm invited to go out for a real tryout In Los Lake and Palmer ‘Keep Me HangingOn.’ Angeles. that "hell bent for leather" hard rock. “The next thing you know. the company uses But as Appice said. “Sure that stuff is great. . it and releases the song as a single using the “When I get back to St. Louis," Rod I . Photocourtesy ofCapit' - but it doesn’t sell any more." demo as the master. Two weeks later it’s a hit." continued. “I get a call saying I made the band, CuminApplee'snewmnngKobranadeauopatihemonMdaydumm Appice's last major project before King so I just throw my stuff in the trailer and head aarentwortdtour. King Kobra played at the Switch Friday night Kobra was doing the drumming for Ozzy backtoLA." on its first world tour. which will continue theMoon record and tour. Before the band left to play its set at the through the end of the year. The group is. Osbourne‘sBarkAt Switch. the question of its musical' direction \ /.\]\.\ touring to support its debut album. Ready to Appice described Osbourne as a very “ultra All You Can Eat drinking." came up. Entertainment Strike. normal guy. unless he is Appics said that the group “might go a bit Buffet Writers While the band claims Los Angeles as home He also said that Osbourne did bite the head progressive or goin anotherdirection." aﬁlial» off of a live pigeon in a record company's office Digla DAILOO Needed " base now. most of the group memhere are from “on purpose" but said that biting the head off of He said that they won't know until the next 2 can eat for places like South Bend and St. Louis. a live bat during a concert “was a mistake — he album and “that's still months away." thought it was plastic." $6.99 Apples. the group's native Angelino. was "The groups that have everything mapped (Western Blvd. Call 737-2411 for the likes of Vanilla Fudge. Jeff Apples said that King Kobra. his current out normally have to change for one reason or pizza. Beck.Ted Nugentand latelyOzzyOsbourne. band. hgs one quality that separates it Rom the another." Appiceconcluded. Location) spaghetti, or 737-2412 lasagna, garlic Nantucket, PKM headline campus event bread, ice cream. soup. 8: salad bar

Pop bands to perform Chrissy Csrtlaa Beach music’s Band of Oz dedication and hard wprk To understand much ofwhat we’re do- EntertainmentEditor and blues band The and the tremendous sup- Janitors will also be play- port ofthe sponsors." ing with respect to cancer research, you’d Popular regional bands ing. Comedian Todd Yohn This year's sponsors are Nantucket and PKM will and acoustic guitarist Coors beer. Bubba's need a graduate degree in microbiology or- be the headliners at Thom Waters will be per- Breakaway and Student biochemistry. .9 Technician file photo Central Campus Craze this forming in between the Government. Area band favorite PKM will headline at this year's Saturday from noon to 6:80 bands’ sets. “Our sponsors have been But to understand how well our educa- Central Campus Craze. pm. Central Campus Craze is tremendous." Craze Fund an annual spring event put Raising Chairman Tom tional programs and service resources help on by the Central Campus Mukoyama said. "Coors Executive Board on Tucker and Bubba's Breakaway both patients and their families, simply Beach. Tucker Beach is the are to be commended for grassy area between their help. talk to one out of every 100 Americans Tucker and Owen resi- “Student Senate and the who are part of our volunteer program. dence halls. Inter-Residence Council Central Campus Execu- are being extremely sup-V Or talk to one ofthe 3 million who’ve sur- tive Board co-chairmen portive this year. covering Edward Merry and Eric the costs of the security vived cancer. Blough said they are arrangements. vandalism "pleased with the en- and stage rental." The battle isn’t over but we are win- . thuslasm and dedication of THURSDAY the Central Campus resi- According to Merry. the ning. dents who have joined this . Coors company will be COLLEGE year’s staff." handing out free flying Please support the American Cancer “It’s not ’0 y .theirmpn- discs. and Bubba's thusiasm but heir innova- Breakaway will be selling Society. NIGHT! _' tionlas’ well."\ M'erry 'd. . food throughout the event. 1‘I'ni' really happy the all Merry stressed that the Free Draft 8-10 the halls are sharing the board is asking everyone workload this year. attending to refrain from “This should be a bringing any type of glass Central Campus Craze to containers. to behave cour- remember and to be proud teously and 'to dispose of." properlyoftheir garbage. WEDNESDAY Merry said that this * Public Safety will patrol year's expansion can be the area. and first aid will Ladies Night attributed to “the staff’s be provided ifnecessary. No Cover For LadieslgALL NIGH, ; Student Center gallery 25¢ Beer, Wine & Champagne ' ‘ . highlights local artwork 8-10 ; This is the last week to see the Annual Wake County 3 Artist's Exhibition. showing in the Student Center Gallery through Sunday. v This year's show continues the annual presentation by residents of Wake County. sponsored by the Raleigh Fine Arts Society in conjunction with the Student Center Gallery and the Union Activities Board's Art Committee. Slfilflllfim While somewhat thin. this year’s exhibit still features some eye-catching work. particularly in watercolors. THE STATE HQUSE photography and wood carving. . Marlene Loznicka's watercolor. “Rush Hour," makes a Raleigh’s First Private Dormitory Facility group of painted jug tops appear to be real without being real.It also took first place in the inried competition. Within Several works are social or political commentary. 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Computer vision will help

robots be more functional Wendy McDaniels be able to inspect the limited vision. Robots now StaffWriter quality ofthese parts. are unable to pick up Also. robots will be able industrial parts from a Robots will, soon have to function well in "hostile conveyer unless the exact "three-dimensional visin." environments such as the position of the parts has giving them the ability to sea floor and outer space." been programmed into the see almost as well as robot. The parts must be humans and making them Snyder. along with other located at the exact pro- more functional and useful faculty members of the grammed position or the in production lines. accord- electrical and computer robotcannot pick it up. ing to an associate pro engineering department. is With three-dimensional fessor at State. presently developing a vision. however. robots will Wesley E. Snyder. robot with three- be more functional by associate professor of dimensional vision in the having the ability to “see" electrical and computer Park Shops at State. parts on conveyers and engineering. said that with Westinghouse, the then pick them up. instead “computer vision" there sponsor of this research of having to be "pro- , will be an “evolution of and development project. grammed to detect them. ‘1" We capabilities. . . in the next has spent $100,000 over the according to Snyder.’ But. Staffphotoby Fred Woolard two to three year5." past two years and has he said. nothing may be Computer vision will supplied the equipment for able to replace human vis- A whale of a sale! give a robot more flexibg the project. ion. ty. Parts on conveyers a Snyder said that ideas “l'm not sure you'll ever Mu Ieta Psi, State's music tratemlty, sold nearly 400 goldﬁsh Wednesday one ofseveral thatthe students havesponsored this year. assembly lines will not for the Westinghouse pro- get a machine as efficient and Thursday In front of the free expression tunnel. This fund-raiser was have to be positioned ject arose from the pro- as the human where vision exactly, and the robots will blems caused by robots' is concerned."

Psych. conferencebegins Friday Rachel Moldrem Elisabeth Loftus from Carolina psychological Friday night and will con- Features Writer the University of services. disturbed adoles- tinue at 210' Poe Hall Washington will speak on cents. jury selection for Saturday morning. The largest undergradu- “Eyewitness Testimony" capital punishment cases The conference is open Special ate psychology conference at 10:45 am. Loftus. who and admission to graduate to all students. faculty and in the world will take place works with court juries. school from 1 t02 p.m. other interested individu- at State Friday and Satur- will explain how a The Carolinas als. Graduation Rate. day. Anyone interested can psychologist can tell if an Psychology Conference Additional information attend. eyewitness' story is accu-_ should prove to be an about the conference can The Carolinas rate. interesting and educational be obtained from Edward Psychology Conference is Next, panels will discuss weekend. Registration ($4) Thomas. publicity $ co-sponsored each year by criminal .justice. North will begin at the dance coordinator. at851-6783. State and Meredith Col- lege. This year‘s confer- - "'||l|"'|l||""Ill""llll"'||l|""llll"'|ll|"'|lll""lllll"'llll"'|lll"Will""lll""|l||"‘lll|'"|lll'"Illll"'III|"‘|l|l"'llIII"'III""Ill|"‘IIIII'"IH|"'I|;I"'Ii|l""I|I" m: l'\}\'1'1t‘nu' our llllt' \})t‘t 1.11M rml.u1r.mt.\u ml) [Silllllt‘l\. l )lllt' m .‘\Hln"» ence will begin with a social. Friday. in the l.11ml\It~\[.1t11.im.ln]n\ lighted It'nnlxtuurtx. llltlHHl Wild... .1 Ballroom of the Student This Coupon is Worth 35-00 Paul. l1\tl1'HIllt‘I.l})\ )M ml. .llltl 11.11110 “will. Center from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. I'j...j;;‘ DOLLAR ' The program will start R.\l .l‘1l( :1 Ma l‘lOtt A Saturday at 7:30 am. in 828-1590 with student ID. . 828-1 216 Poe . H‘u‘ Tl.” come" one coupon ' Bring this coupon on your first donation 590 :33”3'"0:03:31:h0123; per student and receive an EXTRA $5.00 BONUS appointment03“ f0? ﬁlms. presentations of undergraduate student re- HYLAND PLASMA CENTER search papers and op- _ IMAIQEN LANE _. portunities to meet and . RALEIGH,N.C.27§07 talk with psychOlOgists ' . L . . " ' ’ .Illll..Illlli.Illl|-.il”|i.illlll..IllllI.IllllmIlllIulllllulllllnllllll.Ill.Il. fromallovertheU.S. .Imlllli.iillll..illll..illllmIllll..illll..illlli..Illll..llllh.rlllli..Illll..illlh.illltmlllh..Illll..1lllh.illlli..lllll..lllll..iIllh..Illli..illll..illlh.illlll..lllll..illll..illlli.UNI)! n Nr'w MANAt;LMi N l

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A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and in fact the very life of the campus are registered It Is the mouthpiece through which the studentsthemselves talk College life without itsjournal 15blank Techmaun, vol lno 1 Feb. 1. 1920

Self-h elp: the plan

of the robber barons

Budget cuts over the past four years the poor getting poorer. have had a devastating impact on Under self-help, which Reagan in- college students and prospective college troduced in 1983, lobbied for in 1984 students who can no longer afford to to lobby for in .,A . pursue an education. Since 1980 stu- and will probably continue '{‘l, 1985, students will be required to obtain ['0 dent aid has been cut about 20 percent 40 percent of their total educational costs in real dollars. This year Congress will to be eligible for grant aid. Students debate the future of student aid, since up a certain the existing student aid laws will expire in should be willing to pick October. amount of the expense of college, according to Reagan, to show their / Assistance for students who need help commitments to obtaining higher educa- meeting the costs of higher education tion. But the facts show that students should be a top priority in this country. need aid because they can’t meet the expenses of a college education — not The United States was founded on the Hunt may run principles of equal opportunity. Presi- because of a lack of commitment to dent Reagan epitomizes the American obtain a college degree. Reagan's policy dream come true — a poor boy rising to would restrict higher education to those become president. Denying otherwise who could afford it and prevent qualified students the opportunity to a low-income families from educating their Former governor could defeat East in ’86 higher education because they lack the children. Such mentality spawned elec- financial resources destroys the Ameri- tion laws with grandfather clauses and Former Governor Jim Hunt recently Besides, East does not have the charisma can dream. No longer can people get other “creative" ways of suppressing dropped a big hint that he may seek John to pull it off. He has remained low-key and poor people, blacks and other minorities. inconspicuous over the past four years. To ahead without a college education, and East's Senate seat in 1986. If Hunt decides JAMES in many cases people cannot even keep More than 90 percent of all black and to run against the Republican East, he has a suddenly start blurting out negativisms will up without a college degree. good chance of winning. But only if he does look awkward and reactionary. it will be Hispanic students receive some form of not re-run the 1984campaign. WALKER EditorialColumnist Hunt’s reaction, however, which will de- President Reagan has a philosophy financial aid. About 75 percent of the Despite the Republican gains in the recent termine who looks the fool. that he believes will provide a “safety blacks come from families with incomes election, the Democratic Party remains a campaign, should that o'ccur, voters will it is to be hoped that East will run a quiet, net" to protect genuinely needy students of less than $20,000, families that would formidable force in North Carolina. Although respect him for it and vote accordingly. Can respectable campaign that will not offer Hunt while at the same time trim the fat and be hard-pressed under self-help to weakened by bitter divisiveness and partisan Hunt remain steadfast while being goaded? It such an easy opportunity. If he doesn't, it waste from the student aid program. provide their children with college politics, the party could position itself for a will be a true test offortitude. will be asking a lot to expect Hunt to blow his Reagan’s program, however, has its educations. Reagan may not intend to strong comeback in 1986 with Hunt breaking I like John East. I voted for him in 1980 big chance twice in a row. priorities misplaced. The philosophy of banish blacks from college campuses, but the GOP grip on the high offices first. and will vote for him again in 1986. East’s Last, and also critical for a Hunt win, will self-help that Reagan supports sounds his proposals would go a long way Several things will have to be done by voting record is outstanding. it shows that he be the need for Hunt to broaden his base of towards accomplishing that end. Such Huntif he wantsto win in 1986. has not forgotten who pays those taxes that support — Without flip-flopping across the noble, but under scrutiny it becomes a Patching up the divisions within the party Democrats and liberals love to spend. But i fence... This flip—ﬂopping. $95!, him dearly- mere name-change for the robber baron racist policies, ‘whether intended as racist will have to be his first priority. Too many ' truly hope that he will stick to the issues and Remember “where do you stand, Jim?" philosophy of the rich getting richer and or not, cannot be tolerated. hard feelings are left over from last year's not assassinate Hunt's character. Hunt is not Many won’t' soon forget that slogan. Hunt races. Hunt and other Democrats will have a Kennedy or a Ferraro, and his character needs to recognize his constituency and stick to realize that partisanship is a real tum-off to should not be a campaign issue. The leftist by it. Of course, those on the margin need North Carolinians. agenda Hunt supports should give East the door left cracked for them but not at the Helms sure as heck didn’t win re-election enough ammunition to shoot down the Hunt expense of appearing to be all things to all because he is a Republican. Neither will East. Senate bid. people. ‘ Voter registration in North Carolina runs East stuck to the issues in 1980 and won Jim Hunt’s chances to win in 1986 look three to one in favor of the Democrats. It is as a result. Granted, his campaign was on very good. In fact, the race may be a wide the ideas and issues that transcend party the negative side. But he did not spit on margin in his favor. But Hunt must avoid lines that grab voters today. Robert Morgan as a person. if East or his some of the pitfalls of his last campaign Also. Hunt will have to avoid negative conservative backers try to win by character against Helms. advertising. even if East should use it. No assassination, East will lose, no doubt about in all likelihood, unfortunately, it appears more Falwells, Bunker Hunts. Moons. death it. The circumstances will be different in that Hunt will wise up before East as to the squads or oil companies. if Hunt avoids the 19:, and voters won’t tolerate a re-run of proper campaign strategy and will gain temptation to join East in a negative 19 . himselfa US. Senate seat.

Rather wants end to conservative bias The mailman has pulled through again. After gaining control, we will no longer be Just when i thought i had run out of forced to hear George Will's rightist com- fascinating topics to write about, my mentary. He 'can no longer scare and postperson delivered a letter worth sharing M.J. confuse our women by calling for armed with everyone. intervention in Nicaragua. We will also be It is a mystery to me how I get on all these BUMGARDNER mm... free of Donaldson’s selective newscasting strange mailing lists. it all started after i and one-sided reporting. subscribed to Alternative Lifestyles ll- Watch ABC’s newscasts, and you would l have asked one of my double-chinned lusfrafed. Anyway. think the economy is rolling along just fine. friends, Reagan Bird, to crawl out of his fat l'll cut through all the small talk and get All we hear is low inflation and high growth hole and chair my new group. if you are _straight to the letter. i think it's self- never a mention of the_ most atrocious unable to purchase stock on your own. explanatory, so’without further ado here is sustained unemployment rate since the simply send Bird a check, and he’ll take care my latest piece of art taken from the junk Great Depression. ofitfor you. mail pile. Now is the time for the American people Please act quickly so we can end the Dear Faithful Friend and Supporter, to speak out. i am forming a group called blatant conservatism that thrives in our Hello friend! How have you been doing? Own America's Minds. if you agree with the media. Thank you so much for your support in ideals I stand for, please buy stock in ABC so Your friend, the past. Because of your help. l have been you Gan be Sam Donaldson'sboss. D. Rather able to fight many battles for you. Although i have not always been successful, we both know that truth and righteousness will be Forum w.“- .‘uemman' ’ — “noememaaeauuaalueeeaee victorious in the end. I What I am writing you about is very again made illegal. The statistic that 15 million important. The future of our nation is in babies are aborted legally should be compared to great danger. if we don’t act quickly, it will Abortion ugly but the number who would otherwise die during betoo late. pregnancy, be aborted illegally and die within one There is a group of Americans who are yearofbirth. .eat-“mum..."C trying very hard to spread their lies all over viable alternative Recent studies by the National Bureau of caveman-mac. the land. The powerful group is strongly Economic Research indicate that the availabilty of noon ”0...... abortion is the single most important factor in the 3:“... conservative and would love to destroy the Most Americans agree that a woman has the reduction of infant mortality within one year of minds of our women and children. You right to choose abortion if she feels that her birth. The growth in abortion dominates other know by now that i am talking about the physical or emotional life is in danger. it is highly program measures as well as schooling. poverty. American’media. doubtful that women will turn off all of their female employment and physician availability For years we have suffered silently as the maternal instincts and their desire to nurture and such that 10 percent "of the decline in the media subtly spread its conservative ideas all love a future generation of Americans. Abortion is neo-natal mortath rate may be attributed to the an ugly alternative. But so is requiring that a availability of abortion. Alternatively, financially over our God—fearing nation. woman spend nine months carrying a baby she troubled couples may not have the resources to‘ it all began with ABC's coverage of the and society may not want or have the resources to adequately feed, clothe and educate the child lranian hostage crisis. From the outset we carefor. .. afterbirth. were barraged with nightly news flashes as Given the recent cuts in social assistance lsitnotpreferableforthechildrenwhoareborn the right-wing media happily counted off programs. food stamps. aid to women's shelters to be heakhy, wanwd. loved and cared for each day of the dilemma. andothersocialservices,aswellasthelackof adequately?Nooneisuguingthataboi-tionisan But what happened when Sam adequat’rday care and the inequity of wages for idealsolutiontoacomplexproblem. onlythatltis women including single parents. abortion may be one alternative that a woman may choose Donaldson's crony Ronald Reagan made it one means. abelt a fairly desperate one. to whetheritislegalornot.Whynotallowiulegahy to the ’White' House? Americans are held protect the lives of young women and the healh to continue and use maurces for sex education. hostage in Beirut, and Donaldson. jaws still of children who are born out of love. not legal birthcontrolcounselng.solutionstochildand dripping from the blood of Carter's pre- coercion. wifeabuseandotherprograms thatfocusonthe sidency. makes only a casualacknowledg- Abortionisalastresonmeasuriethatmightbe health ofwomen andfuture children? ment. Looks like the old double' stande to chosenwhetheritislegalornot.Thehorror me. . stories of back-alley and eel-induced abortions C.J. Hagar The conservative bias continues today. wouldbelikelvtore-emergeifabortionwae DRECL A, 7.. 7 ,._;." ,_...... — April 10. 1985/ Technl¢ien [Opinion I 5 {. 'r Reagan can’t hear crying victims Wm “Standing Alone g even with two new hearing aids WASHINGTON — The other day. Of amnesiacs and that its entire World ...... Danc ing Alone” President Reagan were two hearing aids. War II generation has died Off. He, in A day or so later at his press conference. fact, is proof that the World War II he wore just one. Maybe he ought to generation, at least in this country, is very as a part Of Pa n-African Festival have worn the other. He clearly cannot much alive - just try changing veterans‘ hear the cries of victims. benefits if you doubt it April 11,1985 8 pm. Stewart Theatre It hardly matters what the president was Aside from that, there’s no reason to asked. he sided almost instantly with suggest that to honor the dead is to authority and managed in some fashion tO persecute the living. One thing does not blame the victims for their own plight necessarily have anything to do with the other. The Holocaust, after all, may be the central event Of the 20th century, an event so terrible that it dwarfs such RICHARD parochial categories as German guilt —- imposed or even earned. Instead. it is a COHEN EditorialColumnist universal Obligation: to learn and never to forget. There is no putting it behind us. which, in some cases, happened to be Anything in the past is always in the violent death. Asked about the killings Of future. blacks in South Africa, the president As he sometimes does, the president- referred to the police as “the law-and- took away what he had previously given. Order side" and then felt compelled to In the past. he has been moving and point out that “there is an element” that supportive when it comes to efforts to \ 71':SisoflfgévifoLHSl’tse‘Ja#:3133311:iSPJ'r'SéliR'EG'I'ML outcasmwuotssnens 2 “want(s) trouble in the streets, and this is commemorate the Holocaust. In the past, what’s going on.’’ Oh. he has said the right thing about If you listened °W to the president, apartheid, and he did so, by implication, you could be forgiven for thinking that at his press conference. But hisgé one DOUBLE COUPONS “what’s going on” has nothing to do with moment oi approximate passion came not persistent Oppression based on race. The when human life was being discussed but SEE YOUR LOCAL A&P IN RALEIGH FOR DETAI If _E_ president made no mention of that, nor when he was asked if-he would ever raise did he condemn a system of government taxes. And “take theheat off the backs of FOLGER’S FLAKE BAG CRISCO in which the white minority rules the black those who don’t want to cut spending?” REGULAR - BUTTER FLAVOR majority by force, in which the majority Not on your life. can neither vote nor live where it pleases. There is something profoundly wrong Under these circumstances, it’s not about this performance — even to the surprising that “some elements” want to way the president seemed not able to change things violently. What’s surprising blame Israel for the killing of two COFFEE SHORTENING is that, so far, it’s only some elements and journalists, even to his inability to rally to not all those who didn’t have the luck to the cause of a free, objective press. Those be born white. who question authority the press, The president showed a similar inability South African blacks — and those who to put himself in the shoes of victims are weak are beyond the reach of the 179 199 when he all but declared the Holocaust president’s empathy. era over. Asked why he had decided not He seems to have no higher cause than to visit the Nazi death camp at Dachau the preservation of wealth and a revulsion ags pfirchase. can pUrchase. when he goes to Germany in May, to taxes. Only then is he unambiguously Reagan said he was “commemorating the indignant. A government that takes rights end" Of the war and had no intention Of or even life, just as long as it is “reawakening the memories and so forth anti-communist, rates less moral indigna- . STAR KIST BLUE BONNET and passions ofthe time. . . " Besides. the tion than one that raises taxes. president added. very few Germans alive You can only wonder how the today can even remember the war. “and president’s words sounded to blacks in certainly none of them who were adults South Africa, to blacks anywhere — to CHUNK TUNA MARGARINE and participating in any way. . . They have people anywhere. You can only wonder a feeling, a guilt feeling that’s been also how his remarks on the Holocaust sounded to its survivors. The problem for ¢ 1 OT RS . imposed on them, and I just think it’s everyone had to do with hearing. 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State drops 3, meets Heels today Tim Peeler leadoff hitter Mark Shank 55 tie in the sixth on a pair and laced a single to right field. of hits and a couple of Todd McGee One strikeout later Chris Wolfpack miscues and took Sports Editors Bradberry hit a liner that control of the game in the scooted away from Wolf- seventh on Jay McGraw's It was a bad day for the ,pack left fielder Bob two-run homer. few die-hard Wolfpack Marcuk to put Pirates on Wolfpack pitching fell baseball fans that braved first and third. apart in the eighth and the unexpected blast of Then first baseman ninth. giving up nine more bitterly cold spring Winfred Johnson. who runs between three pitch- weather Tuesday at Doak went 5-for-6 for the day, hit ers. Field. his 19th home run of the State tacked on another East Carolina rolled into season to set a new ECU run in the bottom of the Raleigh and handed State a record and give the Pirates eighth as Mick Billmeyer devastating 186 loss. the a3—01ead. added the game‘s sixth Pack‘s third straight. That lead was increased home run. a high-flying The Pack also dropped a later in the first frame as shot in the right-center pair of league contests this Mont Carter doubled to field gap. weekend at Clemson and right. then scored on a Jim ECU pitcher Mike Georgia Tech. Saturday Riley grounder. Christopher upped his re- the Tigers handed fresh- State cut into that lead a cord to 7-0 with the com- man pitcher Paul little with Andrew Fava's plete game victory as he Grossman his ﬁrst loss of solo homer in the second. gave up 15 hits. struck out the year. 7-1. and Sunday but ECU's Bradberry 11 and walked only three. the Yellow Jackets nipped countered with his own Saturday. the Pack I Staff photobvaamSin? 0 e reliever David Hall 11-21 solo blast in the third. dropped a 7-1 decision to the Pirates. and State. 4-3. Johnson followed with a Clemson. The Tigers broke W mmmummycompletesadouble playagainst State. 25-14 overall and double to chase Wolfpack open a tight game with a 5-5 in the ACC. travels to gameending fielder's 61mm, Hall 171, Laying 191 and starter Mike Schopp. five-run seventh inning. followed that with a solo Wolf- McNamara; Pawlowski end Helleinen Chapel Hill today to face Knuckleballer Maciejewski handing State's Grossman job one out later. prompt- choice. leaving two W Pewkiwski 1611 l -- Grossman North Carolina. The con- relieved until the eighth. (7-11 his first loss. Clem- ing the early exit of pack runners stranded. 17-11. test. the second of the year giving up six runs on six son's John Pawlowski took Brinson. Leading liners: Slate - Mermk 1'74 between these bitter foes. hits and striking out three. the win. upping his record Reliever Hall got out of EastCarolina 18. State6“ 281, McNamara 124, 211, 11111; Clemson is slated to begin at 3 pm. After Dickie Dalton to6-l. the inning with no further EesrCamline 4011112 263-18183 Reitemen 1351. S. Williams 13 41. Earlier this season in singled and scored in the Sunday State took an damage. but in the next Stine 01111101111— 6154 eigh. Grossman. sched- third. State tied the game early 3-0 lead on the frame Tech scratched for a Schopp, Meciejewski 131, Hall 181, Records: Clemson 24141 overall, 91 Ill uled to start again today. in the fifth frame. With strength of a two-run run. With one out Hall hit Wagoner 181 and McNamara. Christopher ACC. State 55inthe ACC stopped the highly touted two outs Doug Strange homer by Billmeyer but Pete Stephens with a pitch. and Riley. Tar Heels.6—4. landed on first on a field could not hold off the Stephens advanced to third W — Christopher1701. l — Medeiewski’ Ga. Tech 4. State 3 Tuesday East Carolina er's choice. Alex Wallace late-charging Georgia on a single by Jordan and 11121. advantage of weak leading hitters: ECU ,- Johnson 56 11111, State 311111111110A39” took followed with his eighth Tech. came home on a two-out 2b, 6 R811, McGrew 34 11111, 2 11811, Caner Tech mo 1113 111): ~ 4 8 l State pitching and an out- home run of the year. a Pack starter Hugh single from third baseman 35 111R, 21), 3 R811, Brsdberry 25 11111, R811. -blowing wind to up its towering shot over the Brinson carried a shutout Walt McConnell. Slate Billmeyer 2-5 111R, 21), R811, Fave Brinson, Hall 161 and McNamara; Grown record to 24~9. State went left-field wall. into the sixth inning but Tech starter Kevin 3-5111R,11611, McNamara34. antlSlephens. through four pitchers. with State then unleashed did not last the frame. The Brown pitched out of a Records: ECU — 249. State — 2514. W — Brown153l. L A 118111111. W4. senior Joe Maciejewski. three straight singles but Yellow Jackets tied the mild ninth inning jam by Leading hitters: Stale Billmeyer 124 Staff photoby Tamsin Tolcr 0-2. taking the loss. scored only one run before contest as Pete _Geist striking out pinch hitter Clause-7.8m] Mm; Tech — Geisi 112,11R1 015168111124 The Pirates began the the inning ended. Mark Withers and inducing State um um 1111 —1 51 11R1. _SecondbasemanAleii Valleocleapsln velnegelnstthc blasted a two-run home Clemson M1 11115011 ~7110 Pirates. game with a bang as The Pirates broke the run. and Jeff Distasio March to ground into a Records: Tech 2281 overall.55 1 1" ACC

C IMMIGRATION LAW Fumbled exchange stops sprinters in Carnival meet Presnell & Allen, Attorneys From staff reperta the last exchange and fell slower than it finished time of 16:54.45. Mean- Javelin 400hurdles 'Permanent Residence 'Deportation to the track. and the Pack second to State the week while. Frank Johnson 1, Curr Sheeller, UNC, 2246 1, FrankAnderson, State, 52 34 'Student Vleae 'Forelgn Adoptlone The Pack's 400-meter was unable to finish the before. grahbed honors in the 400 2, John Towie, Rutgers, 193-3 2, BrianWest. George Mason, 52.89 ' 'LaborCertification relay team. shooting for race. The team. which also hurdles in 52.34. and Than 3, Fidelis Ohikwu, Store, 17911. 3, Brent Walker, UNC, 52.97 'Vlee Extensions 'lrnmedlate Reletlve another impressive time. consisted of Gus Young. The Pack later took the Emery won the discus with 200 4, Chris Atkins, State, 53.48. 'Petitions fell short of that goal when Alston Glenn and Danny first three places in the a throw of 1630. 1, Alston Glenn, Slate 21.10w the baton was dropped in Peebles. had equaled the 200. with Glenn winning in 2, Harvey McSwain, State, 21.14w Discus the Carolina-Duke Track fastest time in the country 21.10. McSwain following 3, Danny Peebles, State, 21.34w. 1, Then Emery, State, 1630 (919) 633-31 93 Carnival in Durham. in the event last weekend. at 21.14 and Peebles Blahjump 2, Jim Cherry, Rutgers, 155 11 Cameron Village. Ralelgh, N.C. The baton hit Harvey St. Augustine's won the finishing third in 21.34. All 1, Mike Brexion, George Mason TC, 3. Leigh Hawkins, Appalachian State. McSwain's leg shortly after event in 40.60. which was of those times were wind- Welfpaek men’s results 610 1412 aided. 4, Eric Cebbell, Liberty eapusi, 1459 Shot . 2, Carl Harris, Appalachian $1818,“ 5, DanAdams, State's Terry Thomas 1, Terry Thomas, State, 5516 3, 11119113 Obikwu, State, 66. State, 1456. had the ACC's best shot 2, Tom Eckerd, State, 52-511 6.400 relay put throw of the year. 3, Tom Pescoe, George Mason, 51-7 1. State 1Peu1 Brem, Pei Piper, Gavin Wolfpack women's results 55%. 4, Then Emery, State, 491111. Gaynor, Ricky Wallace), 16:54.45 —§riiiiI;11 lime- The 6.400 relay team of 2, Wake Forest, 17:14.19 100 Paul Brem. Pat Piper. 440shuttle hurdle relay 3,Appalachian State, 17:17.69 1, Pet Davis, St. Augustine's, 11 84w Gavin Gaynor and Ricky 1, St. Augustkie’s, 11111.69 4, Southern Connecticut St, 17:20.19 2, Kim Dunlap, Illinois, 11.92w Wallace took first with a 2, State, 1.00.04. 5, State B, 17:43.07. 3, Jennifer Dunklin. State, 12.13w. _l‘lli' 1311111111- Women golfers8th MOST PEOPLE TALK The women's golf team onships April 21-22. ABOUT WORLD PROBLEMS. placed eighth out of 16 teams in the Duke Spring DukeSpring Invitational THE PEACE CORPS 1Invitational this weekend. Final scores Led by Leslie Brown's Team three-day score of 239. the 10an 927, Duke 935, North Carolina HELPS SOLVE THEM. Pack's total of 935, Ohio State 941, Minnesota 348, Wake 971 was 44 Forest 954, Troy State 957, Sieie 971, strokes behind champion Itinois 976, Duke Blue 983, Longwood (Val Furman. we, um 51. see, uncwrmmon 990, State was in ninth place Penn Stale 1,1110, William it Mary 1,1117, NCSU PEACE CORPS OFFICE after the second round but Meredith 1,075. 01 PATTERSON HALL used a final round 79 from Brown Tepladividualeceres M - TH 9:30 - 12:30. 737-3818 and a sparkling 78 Sara Anne Timms 1F1 227, Dome Pepper from Jamie Bronson to in 227, Brands Dorrie MR 229, Cheryl move into eighth position. Stacy 10$U1 230, Jocelyn Smrtli 1Minn.1 234 Other scorers for State Sue Hirsch 1UNCl 234, Maggie Piersor were Bronson (2441. Jill 10uke1 234, Kelly Beck lUNCl 234. Page Spamer (2451. Leslye Marsh 1UNCl 234. Susan Fromuth IOSU1 Mondragon (2451 and 234. Marsha Meekins (2601. State players — Leslie Brown 239, The golfers are in action Jamie Bronson 244, Jill Spamer 245, Leslye next in the ACC Champi- Mondregon245, Marsha Meeluns260 INTERNATIONAL this ”9". HOUSE 9* mm. It i; RESTAURANT

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. Co-rec softball hea . s Coley, Wood win titles into last week of play Six co-rec teams remain knocked in the winning run Danny Coley and Grace During the pose down. all Williams won the best undefeated with one week as- Avery Avengers scored Wood won the men's and six men are on the stage at poser award. of play left. four runs in the seventh to women's titles in the State once with each one hitting Rounding out the men's In Division I play. Tory edge ASME 0-5. Barbell club's annual different poses for several field were Ronald “Jo Jo" Hill smacked a home run as In Division VII action. bodybuilding contest. minutes. Graham. Charles Decker. State House defeated Se- Harry Anderson had three Coley defeated nine The pose down allows Tony Downs. Jerry nior Citizens 190 to up its hits as Shockers rolled past other men for his title. the judges to see the top Clayton and Phil Boone. record to 2-1. Linksters 16-0 and Bragaw while Wood defeated two men together in order to The judges for the event High Rollers edged Free edged Yorkmasters 12-10 other women. determine the top three were Robert Harold. David Radicals for its first win if as Randy Miller. Don bail T h e s h o w w a s finishers. and Jody Gillespie. the season in the other and Brad Lutz had two hits highlighted by Gene In the men's competition. Coley. the men's cham- Division I contest. each. ‘ Howell. a guest poser from Coley finished first with pion. has been competi- Ricky Hopkins and Steve Mike Stoc um and Lenoir. NC. Jimmy Jones and Thomas tively training for one and Lewis had home runs as Rebecca Hansen had three During the evening final Logan finishing second and one half years. This was the Rec‘ers defeated hits each as Metcalf de- competition. each com- third respectively. the third such contest in What? 178. Fun Bunch feated Lumher Co. 17-7. petitor hits a series of In the women’s competi- which he has competed. shut out Cranial Crew 13-0 In the other Division AM - -:',-,.« M ’1 481,: . poses performed to a song tion. Wood finished first The best thing about in the other Division II VIII game. the Misfits no. - *‘ .. as." N..- ‘” CW. . .' . 2,. .:;;-;«use. which the individual with Terry Williams and bodybuilding is the “satis- contest. upped its record to 2-1 with was. a» M 3‘ “‘ $13.” ‘ ...J.;:s-‘I.',.':""‘boaz'-.a ' 'J‘ '3” a. selects beforehand. Della Nicholdson finishing faction of going down and In Division III play. a 2010 win over 10DH. m’sfllpm MathCMSISIIMUNCMIIQCM. Staff photoby ScottRivcnbark The judges judge the second and third re- working hard and seeing Smegma defeated Alpha individual‘s physique in spectively. . the results.” Coley said. Kappa Psi 13-6 and Three resins unbeaten terms of muscularity. size. In addition to the overall “I enjoy it. and it's fun." in fraternity play Resident & Bragaw North I, Sullivan l, vascularity and symmetry. winners. awards were Cyclopse edged Quad 11-6. Coley hopes for a good In Division IV action. the FarmHouse. SP3 and Fraternity Owen l and South win again The competitor must show handed out for best body showing in his next com- Sixty—Niners defeated the Sigma Chi all remained off each portion of his or parts in the men's field. petition in May in Udder Guys 25-10 and the undefeated in fraternity. a Four teams remained test to clinch a playoff spot her body in order to re- Randy Gore won for best Winston-Salem. Bandits edged the Misfits Top Ten undefeated by posting vic- with a 3-1 record. ceive a favorable score. poser. Buddy Nichols won softball action last week. tories last week in resident Wood. the women's 24-15. Chris I-Iood smacked two 1. Sigma Chi 3—0 Troy Everhart and With a crowd of around for best arms. and Coley champion. has been Wayne Gordon and Lee home runs and a single and softball play. Jimmy Cobb each had 200 in attendance. six of won the most muscular competitively training for Howell smacked home runs Dale Cochran added three 2. FarmHouse 4-0 Sullivan I defeated home runs as Bragaw the-10 men competing were award. one year with this being as the PR defeated Metcalf hits as FarmHouse routed 8. Owen I 30 Bagwell 11-6 and Owen I North I routed North 205 selected for a pose down. In the women's field. her first competition. 18-11 in Division V play. Kappa Sigma 18-4 in 4. Bragaw North I 4-0 routed Tucker I 11-1 to to run its record to 4-0. Lee The most important Kevin Dotterer and Kirk Division 6. SPE 4-0 remain undefeated in upped its record to 2—2 by , thing about bodybuilding is I action. O. Sullivan I 30 Division I play. Matthews hit home runs In Division II play. 7. Owen II 30 Robert Nance. Ted defeating Alexander 16-15 “self-confidence." Wood and Carla Hillman. Tina Sigma Chi routed PKP 10-0 8. South 3-0 in the other Division III said. DeLaine and Frankie Tack Shad Sigma Pi edged SAE Branoff. Kevin Dotterer game. ”Unless you like had two hits each as Sun . 9. PKA 3-1 and Bill Branoff each had yourself. you can't like 10. Sigma Nu 2-1 two hits for Owen I as it South handed Bragaw 0080 Fun defeated Gazoos Gang Alex Newman had two upped its record to 3—0. Ted South II its first loss of the ’others. Y o u d o n ' t 11-3.,11-3. doubles and a home run to year by coming back 'from bodybuild for yourself. you In Division VI action. lead Sigma Chi. now 3-0. Reminders Branoff also scored four bodybuild for those who Patti Whitaker had a home runs and one of Nance's a 7-2 margin to win 11-7. support you." Wood said. PKA defeated Kappa The track meets sched- hits was a two run home Eddie McLendon had a two run as Fowl Balls edged Alpha 19-7 to up its record uled for Tuesday. April 9. run. run home run for South APO 20-18. Sara Stafford to 3-1 in Division III play were called off because of In Division II play. Brian while John Wright had ACE: IVITIES , whileDU edged SAM 9-5. cold weather. They will be Brooks hit two home runs four hits for Bragaw South SPE upped its record to heldon Monday. April 15. and John Prichard and . n. 4-0 with a forfeit win over Mark Cheek each added In the other Division IV Theta Tau while Alpha All softball playoff one home run as Gold contest. Bragaw North II Sigma Pi edged Theta Chi schedules will be posted on defeated Becton 16-9. defeated Kings Village 13-4 HOUSES for its first win of the the morning of Tuesday. Tucker II defeated Sullivan for its first win of the season. April 10. II 20-15 in the other con- season. APARTMENTS ADO TIONS UP TO 12TH WEE F PREGNANCY Half Block from Campus Crier mmrsnrsmmwm.mncyrm, Aerobics Club will hold a business Moots Tuesday, April 16, roosm pm, birth control. and problem y counseling. 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