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Standards high CCCO provides

for students in non-registrants

new vet program with information

by Jeffrey lander “When you think about veterinary by Clay Crooeh the Internal Revenue Service. has Staff Writer medicine as we do as being such a Staff Writer planned to “release only 200 names broad field now. the prospect of hav- and addresses to the selective service The School of Veterinary Medicine ing. for example. someone with an State students who have failed to out of all those men who don't respond at State has completed one year/of agronomy degree. or a chemistry or, complete their draft registration. now to the warning letters." Egger in- operation and is beginning its second somebody with a computer science; I Photo COURZSy 0' School 0' veiemlary Mugging have an organization they can turn to (hated thatit seemed .unlikely" the year with a new class of40 students — degree1s very exciting to us." Howard Freshman Joe Gordon. sophomore taurle Ennis, Dean Terrence Curtin, and luck for information and counseling. Justice Department would prosecute students who went through an exten- said. Griffin (left to rlght)observe one of the audio-visual materials given to the SVM. The Central Committee for Cons more than that number. BOOB" sive admissions process. Along with the application. by the Pltmon-Moore Company cientious Objectors. the nation's According to the government'a Standards of admission to the students are asked "to write an largest draft counseling agency. is try- general accounting office. over 700.000 School of Veterinary Medicine include autobiography. "It serves a useful pur- deemed unable to compete successful- 5 years in undergraduate school and 4 ing to provide'as much information as men have not registered. At this time. a 2.75 cumulative GPA on all courses pose to the selection committee. It ly in the school is given sn'interview. years in professional school. An possible to men of draft age only eight people have been indicted and a “C" or better on all courses re- often serves as the basis for the inter The interview is conducted by a undergraduate degree is not required "it is important that these men are for refusal to register. quired by the school for admission. view," Howard said. member of the selection committee for entrance to the SVM ifall other re kept informed. so they can make “People who receive these warning “We have said that we would not Three recommendations are re- and a member of the faculty of the quirements are met. Approximately educated decisions." said Jim Feldman letters. or who have questions concer- look seriously at applicants with quired along with the application as SVM. “The thrust of the interview'is 43 percent of all veterinarians na— staff attorney for the CCCO. “We feel ning non-registration clearly need under a 2.75 cumulative GPA." said well; Howard said. “We rsk for one to find out the humane qualities of the tionally do not have an undergrlduate the CCCO can provide relevant and more information." Feldman said. Donald Howard. associate dean for recommendation to come mom a non- student. They (the interviewers) degree. said Howard. reliable factual information." “The CCCO can give them the help Academic Affairs of the School of related veterinarian because when never get to see the transcript of the “A person with a degree in In a recent press conference. the they-need." Veterinary Medicine. Howard said. our students come into the program student." Howard said. “The inter~ veterinary medicine is second only to CCCO charged the selective services The organization has started a list that special consideration may be and are in class literally 88 hours of a view is an informal interchange of a person in human medicine in job op- with wasting taxpayers' money by of people interested in non- given to a student with a GPA under 40 hour week. and then are faced with ideas and thoughts." portunities." Howard said. planning to mail a quarter of a million registration issues and sends out 2.75 only if other factors justified such 4 to 8 hours of studying every night. The tough admissions standards at letters to suspected “non-registrants" regular bulletins on developments consideration. However. only one stu- that dedication has to be there." ’ the SVM are evident in the profile of in an effort to enforce the Nationwide that might affect those individuals dent with an undergraduate GPA of Another factor influencing admis- the admitted class of 1982— 104 ap- Vet school receives registration order. who are not registered. under 2.75 has been admitted to the sion is a profile of the student's non- plicants out of 125 were granted inter- “The only people who have been In addition to sending out periodic. school in its two years of operation. academic record. “We are interested views; 40 out of the 104 interviewed audio-visual aids charged with failure to register so far. information on non-registration. the Howard said. in taking in not only those that are were accepted into the program. The have been those men who have turned C000 counsels individuals concerning There are 52 hours of required academically skilled. but those that go average cumulative GPA State's School of Veterinary themselves in." said Feldman. “Warn- specific problems and helps non courses that must be completed before beyond that. and have a fairly good (undergraduate) of this class is 8.58 Medicine recently received a large ing letters have been sent by the registrants find lawyers. entering the SVM at State. “We fail citizenship background." Howard said. "We're in the business of trying to number of audio-visual aids dealing Justice Department to some non- The CCCO was formed in 1948 and second from the bottom (nationally) in The school is looking for students graduate everybody that we take in at with a broad range ofclinically related registrants who'have been turned into has a network of 2.500 counselors the number of course requirements to who. after graduation. will be able to admission time. Nationally. the attri~ instructional items. The new the government by private in- around the country who aid in- apply.” Howard said. be in the Rotary Club and have a prac- tion rate for professional students in materiasl are available to students in dividuals. dividuals on the draft. registration There is no baccalaureate degree tice. or be a leader in the church and veterinary medicine is below 2 per- the AudioVisual center of the School “The federal courts handle about and conscientious objection. requirement for admission to the have a practice. We are looking for cent." Howard said. of Veterinary Medicine. 30.000 cases a year. at the time." said The CCCO also helps people in the SVM. This means that any degree is potential leaders. Howard said. Most veterinarians spend 7 to 9 The new facilities are a fraction of Feldman. “So far only eight of these military who need discharges and does acceptable if the courses required for The interview is the final stage of years in school before earninga doctor the recently upgraded Veterinary cases have involved non-registrants. pro-enlistment counseling. admission to the SVM are completed. of veterinary medicine degree 8 to There is no way the courts can handle Pre-enlistment counseling is an at- the admissions process. No one who is Medicine program at State. hundreds of thousands of new cases.", tempt by members of the CCCO staff The names of suspected draft to tell people who are considering resistors are being obtained by the military service the other side of the NROTC classes will begin-at State government by matching selective story. “We want them to know that service registration list with files pro there is another angle of the story vided ~by the Social Security Ad- from that which is given in the recruit by Louis Manes "The Navy is very interested in equivalent of 10 semester-hour credits ministration. The Internal Revenue ment ads." said Fieldman. Staff Writer State because of its excellence in in naval science. and must participate technical and engineering training." in st-sea training and other military Service then mails the letters. Anyone needing more information The Naval Reserve Officers' Train- Koster said. Chapel Hill has no school drills. Uniforms. room and board. and The first mailing has been sent to on these and other related subjects ing Corps is looking for welloqualified. of engineering. and "we need well a stipend are provided. over 33.000 men. can contact the CCCO at 2208 South highly motivated. technically trained trained people" to handle the highly Based on performance at NSI. A CCCO news release reported Street. Philadaiphia. Pa. 19146 or call young people. Capt. A.M. Koster said. sophisticated equipment. students may or may not be recom- Roscoe L. Egger Jr.. commissioner of (215) 545-4620. Koster is a professor of naval science The NROTC program at State is mended for the twoyear NROTC at UNC-CH. and commanding officer designed mainly for freshmen. who scholarship program. of the local NROTC. are required to attend the new The program will pay for tuition. all Polly shows Hunt favored “Because of our needs. NROTC will classes. A course for interested textbooks. labs and other instruc begin offering its educational program sophomores may be offered as well. tional fees. and grant of 8100 per at State starting next semester." All courses will be prerequisites for month stipend. for up to 20 months of Koster said. access to the two-year NROTC the junior and senior years. over Helms in 1984 race NROTC has been offering its pro scholarship program available to Midshipmen will participate in gram at UNC—CH and Duke Universi- juniors and seniors. naval-science courses. drills and CHAPEL HILL. (UPI) — A statewide while 35 percent would choose Helms. ty. Until now. State students enrolled The scholarships are offered to meetings. and a training cruise the Capt. Alford Roster poll indicates that Gov. James B. Hunt The results of the poll. taken Oct. in the program have had to complete students who have completed their summer before their senior year. would be successful in an attempt to 18. are nearly identical to a Carolina their requirements at the other two sophomore year in college. They are Besides that. they will lead basically mended for scholarships can join an unseat Sen. Jesse Helms. R—N...C if Poll conducted last spring. A fall 1981 colle ' granted on the basis of performance in the same life as any other student. alternate twoyear program. Though the race were held today. survey also showed Hunt leading. but Currently. 18 students from State the competitive summer program held Koster said. and are responsible for their tuitions will not be subsidized. But Helms‘ support does not seem by a smaller margin. are enrolled in NROTC. When the new at the Naval Science Institute in their won living arrangements. com- they will receive all the other benefits. to have been shaken by his recent program begins here. they will attend NeWport. Rhode Island. The concen- pleting their bachelor‘s degree and and must complete all the same re- failures in efforts to push legislation Neither Hunt nor Helms has an; two Navy-related classes here. twice a trated five week program is an in- any extra-curricular activities that do quirements as scholarship students. for school prayer and against abortion nounced a candidacy for the 1984 week. So far. these courses do not troduction to actual Navy life. not conflict with ROTC involvement. Upon graduation. they will be commis- through Congress. senatorial race. but there is carry credit towards a degree at The curriculum at NSI includes After graduation. students will be sioned as ensigns. but only need serve The Carolina Poll. conducted by the widespread speculation the two will State. , three major types of training: appointed as ensigns in the regular three years’ active duty in the Navy. University of North Carolina at be on the ballot. In addition, enrolled students must physical. academic. and military. Can Navy and are required to serve a total Any further questions about Chapel Hill Journalism School. show- The latest poll. which surveyed 584 participate in a weekly military drill didates take part in rigorous physical of four years’ active duty. eligibility can be directed to Capt. ed 51 percent of those surveyed would people contacted by random telephone period at Chapel Hill. activities. They complete the Those NSI candidates not recom Koster at 962-1198. vote for dialing. shows people who think Presi- Hunt in such an election. dent Reagan is doing an excellent Im- job also provide Helms' strongest area of support. Of those people 71 percent State licensing program its-ids favored Helms. Meanwhile. 73 percent of those who — Nineday wonder of wonders dt'r: thought Reagan was doing a poor job to bring added revenue tracts all. Page 9. said they preferred Hunt. —- Daydreaming- a symptom of Hunt was favored more'strongly by genius? Page 3. women than men. He also did better than Helms among traditional for. University scholarships —' Reporter cruises with Public Safe- Democratic strongholds - urban ty. Page 4. populations. blacks. and low-income State Information Services at Chapel Hill was establishing one. Serious Page. Page 5. Americans — and among retired peo State announced Monday it is . Poulton said the State agreement — O ple. establishing a licensing program to with Golden Eagle in no way will — Enjoy ltalian food at Piccolo ltalia. Fifty-four percent of the women control the use of its well-known sy- diminish the University’s control of Page 6. polled said they would vote for Hunt. bols and trademarks and ~ . of its trademarks. — AWrabit comes out with frocks. while 30 percent preferred Helms. employed the services of a lice Page 7 Among men. 47 percent surveyed agency to administer the progra .. picked Hunt and 38 percent chose ' State Chancellor Bruce R. P — Booters stuck on 50. Page 8. Helms. In the Piedmont. where most North -— Heels live up to expectations. Page. . Carolina cities are located. 53 percent ships at the land grant unive enter the licensing ar- 9. of those polled backed Hunt and 36 He said the University's pu . . . t. negotiate with manufac- — Alabama seeking volunteers. Page percent preferred Helms. Hunt led 51 establishing a licensing progr royalty fee (generally at the traditionally protect the University’s name 0.5 percent). provide training 10. . percent to 31 percent in signias. ensure that these . », — Try Crier and Classifieds. Page 11. Democratic eastern North Carolina. in a manner approp ' wh1le the governor‘s edge was smaller University'a purposes —- Final exam schedule. Page 19. - 45 percent to 42 per—cnet in the qand enable the instit mountains. Hunt won support from 70 percent ' of the blacks surveyed. while Helms drew 15 percent. But Hunt's support was 10 percent lower than last today — Mostly cloudy wuth spring's poll. which was taken before Enterprises of Selma. Alaba highs in the high 605. Chance of Hunt drew criticism from some black He said before starting t . showers increasmg in the after-V leaders for the state's decision to gram. State did extensive re . ' the presentation of: nOOn. Staff photo by Drew Armstrong locate a PCB landfill in Warreh‘Coun- ..SU. Wolfpack. the Ilium — Cloudy with highs in .A master's degree in English apparently wasn't enough lY- . universities are operating licensin11; ‘. . mbols. designs or the high 605. 70 percent chance for Robert G. fopp, possibly the oldest freshman on — Hunt and the state's Democratic programs. among them C . of showers. campus. Topp returned to enroll in the two—year Party also have been accused of failing Alabama. Texas. Ohio State. i (FOrecast provuded by student agricultural program. in hi-lp ~ "ii-k candidate H.M. "Mickey" Florida and Auburn Universiti .. . meteorologist Clayton Brinkley.) Michaux “J" the 2nd District that the University of North Carolina l1 14 Democratir primary. i - i a [unmeaisszlrmlomnion

A paper that is entirelythe product of the student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and'ia fact the very life ofthe campus are registered. it is the mouthpiece through the students themselves talki‘College life without its journal is blank. which Technician.vol. I. no I Feb 1. I'M)

Gym expansiOn needed;

students need break ' Plans to build .the addition to Car- Juniors and seniors who will graduate michael Gym appear to be moving rapid- before the expansion is complete should ly. The costs that studentsare going‘to not be required to pay for it. If these have to pay for that expansion are rising students are forced to pay for the expan- equally fast. The expansion’s initial plans sibn, they should be given some type of which called for a $40 increase in student post-graduation usage of the new facilities fees now appears certain to cost much in order to compensate them for the more. money which they have paid. The administratic'rn should not be so hasty in looking to students whenever it Ideally these students should not be appears that project costs will be increas- forced to pay anything for the new ing. Currentlvahen‘ it appears that the facilities. Even if these students were given \ costsofacertain projectstartto rise, the'opportunity for some type of usage of students are forced to bear the brunt of the facilities after graduation, few students IA 1 the burden in financing the difference. would still be living close enough to the The new gym erItpansion appears cer- Raleigh area to take advantage of the tain to cost every student almost an ,addi-I facilities. . . tional $100 every year until the expansion .C. State Fair attracts all types ispaidoff — sonnthingwhichcouldtake The new gym expansion is' needed. N at least 20 years. Carmichael Gym was built for only about In case you haven’t noticed yet. down at some are not so great. The agricultural ex- fear afterwards. That first morning, 1 took my Administrative officials are currently 10,000 students. With 22,000 plus the far west end of Hillsborough Street is the hibits are far and away the best attraction out , friend to work at a level, empty fairground. I debatmgwhethertomakeallstudentspay students currently at State. it is obvious annual Raleigh phenomenon known as the there. Every farm animal you can think of is only stayedlong enough to make sure that he for the expansion or just the students who that something must be done. But North Carolina State Fair. In the middle of on display, from cows and bulls to ducks, rab- actually had the job - he was that unreliable will actually be allowed to use the students should not be forced to pay for each October. the NC. Department of bits and horses and on and on. And when I -- but while i was there, several rides were facilities. The Technician feels that only something which they will never receive. Agriculture stages this nine-day wonder of talk about cows and bulls and the like, l’m not erected in almost no time at all, right before students who will have the opportunity to Money for college is simply too tight for wonders which drawspeople from all over the just talking about ol’ Bossy or Gluepot. These my eyes. To my utter astonishment, he ac- use the new facilities should be made to students to be spending it on something region and state. . aregprize livestock specimens, and some of tually had the job, so'l left. By the time i Some things about the fair are great and those bulls are almost big enough to play on returned that evening to pick him up, the mid- pay for the expansion. which they cannot use. UNC's defensive line. way was built. and the rides were rolling. I’ve The smaller animals are as adorable as you seen latrines take longer to build. could ever want to see, the rabbits especially. Lastyear, ltook aclassin persuasion in prove pivotal, Even the goats and horses and all the fowl are whichtheteacheraskedustogotothefair Elections could great. Even the foul odor which perme- and observe some of the hucksters and con the men at the top. ates the livestock buildings is almost acts my‘ words, not his —— to see how they l’ve long felt ambivalent about voting. So uphold it. Moreover, local elections anywhere sending a message to tolerable, but watch where you step as you operated. it was very instructional to see those often - nearlyalways.actualy -—castinga are those. in which voting is most likely to Namely, that we, the people. have had make a difference. The issues are concrete enough of their nuclear brinksmanship, that walk through. Big cows leave big packages. very same persuasive techniques we studied ballot comes down to choosing the lesser of V . in classvput to use in a practical setting by twoevils. Nearly always. l take a deep breath, and the winning candidates are relatively ac- _ we want jobs and peace Instead of the arms . some very slick. if less than ethical, operators. decide which Demopublican or Republicrat cessible — and, therefore. accountable — to race, and we are capable of organizing on a the people who elect-them. - massive scale to make our feelings known. At the same time, it was a bit sad to see some willcausethelesserharmtomeandmine. brings us to the bottom line. The con- ' of the poor bumpkins who were getting fleec- . That ed so easily. They were totally overrnatIched. .mqnal,electiomare ineffect. anationwide Bruce " ' 1... renumbeimnknwouldbss‘vcry American . .rslsrendwumBoas!!!w .Demwaitfi“ -1 Win-k7. . limiter “dilemma“. . . .3 h tack President Ronald Reagan for starving usefJW iota mamas; who don’t vote because you don‘tfirm: fattening the military budget engineering students go out to the fair and makes any difference. i understand. We both ' social services, watch some of those rides going up. if houses if . and presiding over double digit unemploy- Worth knowthatpublcpolicyisoftentheresultof new; louse" ment. Republican counterattack, charging were put together that ‘quickly, we'd all be dealscutlnsecret betweenpowerfulspecisl that the Damocrats got us into this mess and able to afford one. l’m prone to motion intends. We knowthat moneyand media David Armswg ' alternatives. Both are cor- sickness on rides anyway. but until I get some blitzes,notintegrity,oftencarryprecincts.ln offer no workable kind of engineering seal of approval. l'm not thefaceofthatknqwledge.castingavote rect. i:,\ ...-l going to even think about getting on one of cherry That is why I am looking at third-party alter- seems almost quaint. like sipping a ‘ oMy congressional district is .fzrtunate to natives to the fat cats in Washington and the ‘l'hereareotheranimalsatthefair, however those things. hosphateatacornputerfalr. have as an incumbent Ron Dellutns. one of fat cats in exile. in California, i plan to vote for -- vultures. The midway area is crawling with I hope l haven't wandered too far off Yet l'llbevotingthisNov. 2. for reasons the unwavering voices of reason the House of the Peace and Freedom course, if indeed this little essay ever had a both rational and emotional. Why? Partly of Representatives. For years, Dellams has several candidates every kind of rigged contest, con game, cheap course. l'm just trying to help you enjoy the fought against militarism and f equitable Party. a coalition of feminists, peace activists shuck act and rip-off artist looking for suckers this fall. partly because l believe 1982 is a social policies. He gets my vote. in the Senate and minorities that sights community control to hustle. If you look around, you'll see that 1 transitional year — not a sweeping, revolu- race, it’s Gov. IMoonbeam for Eme. Jerry of public policy as an alternative to corporate they came to the right place. The State Fair is ‘Some things about. the tionary one, certainly — but a pivotal year. Brown is an Opportunist. but he is hot a clone high-balling, The Citizens Party, which ran swarming with easy marks like those farmers The results of next month’s congressional. -of Ronald Reagan. like his opponent. Brown Dr. Barry Commoner for president in 1980, in their bib-overalls and their wives with fair are great and some state and local elections will do much to mold lively, thought-provoking occupies a similar place on the political spec- cotton-candy State Fair hairdos. should be a trum in many states. If you go out there this week, count your are not so great.’ theshapeafourdomesiiceconomyinatime presence on Capitol Hill. What are the chances of victory for third change because these “carnies” will be out of of recesssion and determine the thrust of We saved the most important things —- the party candidates? Slim and none. for most of by Sunday night. The carnies are essen- American foreim palsy in a time of great fn-' arms race and the economy - for last. town ternatlonalIcIonflict. them. However, 1 second Eugine Debs’ tially the remnants of that generation of State Fair a littlebut more, for there is much to ln Berkeley, California, where l live-the Nearly one-fourth of the American people remark that. “i would rather vote for Americans who grew up dreaming of running enjoy, and much to be wary of. The best time municipal election is largely a referendum on will have a chance to vote on the proposed? something l want and not get it than for away to join the circus. Because they travel to go to the fair, by the way, is during the residential and commercial rent control laws Bilateral Nuclear Weapons Freese on Nov. 2. something I don’t want and get it." Besides, if almost the whole year, they ar'e‘difflcult to week in the daytime. it’s not too crowded, passed by the voters last spring. Because I it is crucial to the prospects for peace that the my intuition about this year is correct — if track down and have little fear oflocal law en- and the gypsies on the midway are usually still freeze resolutions win, and win big. No one 1982 is a transitional year in American politics forcement officials. ' ' 3 'I . . half asleep and less likely to try and rip you believe that rent control in the only thing — then the seeds of this fall's campaigns may if there is anyone at the was“ make, off. keephg Berkeley from cucumbtng to acute seriously expects Ronald Reagan and Leonid a toxic gentrification (qnnptorns: two croissants Breznevtoscraptheirmissieson Nov. 3Ifthe blossom in a future spring. they will deal in simple penny-Chis short One final thing —- you can save yourself in every pot. a boutique in every abandoned resolutions pass; they are non-binding. But Thats why l'm going to the polls this year. changing scams which are apt togo unnoticed lot of time and toil by taking the bus to the factOlvleilvoteforcandidaesswornto the freeze resolutions are essential tools for See you there? in the short time they are heft. ldon't want to Fair. They run down the entire length of condemn carnies in general because many of Hillsborough Street pretty frequently. 1 know them are making an honest living atit. but be if you're waiting for a regular city bus, it will criticizes conservatives careful when you go out there because there seem like the fair buses come along every 45 Former columnist are likely to be some who . . . seconds. The buses will take you right to the A friend showed me recently a copy of I was very sensitive about appearing pre- closeted gays. Anita Bryant’s marriage was on I had a next-door neighbor; , , years ago front gate and save you the hassle ofhaving to Thomas Paul DeWitt's conservative column, judiced in my column; DeWitt is apparently the rocks throughout her loud anti-gay cam- who was your basic unempbyable‘ihe'er do park in Cary and walk the rest of the way. entitled, “Liberals embrace Gays," which was unconcerned about this. Thinly veiled bigotry paign. The most famous such case is well type. He had drifted a great deal, not just And watch where you step. Domestic shoes reminiscent of my own days as a conservative ‘ rampant in this column: “Blacks have ' Republican Congressman Bob Bauman, who around this country, but around Europe as are no match for the stuff on the floor of those columnist for the Technician in the early enough problems. . ..” “Homosexuals have was chairman of the American Conservative well, and when the fair came to town, he was wildlife exhibits. You’ll find it on the midway 1970s. Like DeWut, l drew mod of my Union when he was arrested for offering an hired on to help build one of the roller- too. but in an entirely different context. material from far-right publications. quoted an age boy money for sex; that seems coasters. obscure right-wing idealogues as those who so ' . more “perverse” to me than the lf 1 never had doubts about the rides at the Bruce Wlnkworth is an editorial columnist for “put it bed.” and generally was three or four Guest Opinion mefehomosexuality Bauman had denounced fair before then. i was certainly overcome with the Technician. years behind the times in my thinking. i never time and time again on the\floor of Congress. went so far as to say, as did DeWitt, that a W. Martin Winfree, jr. And, these are by no means the only ex- significant minority of Americans -— I keep amples; a new book on the New Right, God's F Bullies, is fairly brimming with such tales. hearing 10 percent - are just bringing _ ironically. the only\ significant identifiable persecution on themselves by showing their many perverse desires. . .," "Blacks (are) at group that may have a higher percentage of faces in public. , I'least in possession of moral justification." ad gays (most deep in the closet) than Conser- nauseum. vative Republicans is Fundamentalist Chris- ‘l " was very sensitive DeWitt imagines that “hating queers" is still tians.‘ While a College Republican leader, I fashionable, apparently unmindful of recent joined the appropriate campus Fundamen- ‘ about appearing pre- opinion polls showing that Americans support talist group. I believe the largest at that time, gay rights by a maionty of something like 55% which actually suggested that college students judiced in ‘my column; to 34%. Clearly the right-wing means to use “straw man" to stir up the hot polloi should not date and tried to get me to break DeWitt is apparently un- gays as a up with my girlfriend. much as Blacks were used in the 19505 and I suspect that the Reagan presidency and its concerned about this. ’ 1960s.. attendant New Right hysterics will run its Actually, DeWitt gave himself away when course after one term; America seems to be ' I remained a strong supporter of the conser- he said the family means procreation. which is experimenting with different kinds of vative movement in general and Ronald another way‘bf saying that sex is for procrea- presidents these days with little patience for Reaganinparticularuntilthesummerof tion. Like most politicos who want to keep obvious failure. l'mI only sorry that all of this 1980, when it became clear .to me that the gay people from getting their rights, he also will be lumped together in the eyes of the New Moralists were intent on regulating the wants to take away rights heterosexuals now public with thevremarkable campaign of Barry fer- enjoy such as “living together." the right to ‘ private lives of Americans with even more expressing Goldwater in 1964, truly conservatism’s finest vor than the liberals sought to regulate the terminate a pregnanCy or even hour. 4."r‘ . .--v.1M economic and business sector. indeed. the love outside of marriage. +.1.;rs:51“:it“ and all. But, I digress, Oftentimes busy-bodies who worry about concept of “freedom" drives have severe problems with W. Martin Winfree. Jr. graduated from State merely to show the reader where l'm coming others’ sex with a 8.8. degree is Mathematics in 1973. I from. their own sexuality. and more than a few are Q Features_, , October». 1982/ Technician

Daydreamers fallprey to zealous, demanding brain How many times have you been sitting in class and She notices your glance and is flattered. She slips but there are lots more that are uncomfortable.to cum to you that you are daydreaming until you're awakened to find that you had been daydreaming? you a note telling you to call her later that night. say the least. through. Thatis what makes it so unnerving. It's not an uncommon practice. but do you know what O.K.. so it's a little far-fetched. but it could happen. Imagine yourself getting ready for class in the Back to daydreaming being a sign of genius. daydreaming comes from? The worst thing that could happen is that you morning. There you stand in front of the mirror in Genius is. in fact. very hard to determine. So why Daydreaming simply means that your brain would could start daydreaming while on a date. You could noting but a towel. You're listening to 6105. and not relate l. two. If you cannot control your rather be somewhere else. If you're sitting in be sittingin the theater with her while you are wat- suddenly your brain decides to be Rick Springfield. daydreamingptry to control your genius. Just pass chemistry class and your brain gets tired of learning ching The Empire Strikes Back. and suddenly your Imagine your embarrassment when your room- off each of your daydreaming fits as an active exam- about stoichiometric links. it will take you away. brain wants you to be a jedi knight. mate walks in to find you totally naked. except for a ple of your genius expressing itself. For instance. I was sitting in class the other day When your brain decid"es to put you back. you're towel wrapped around your neck. singing “Calling all In other words. the next time you‘re caught in the when my brain decided I would rather be at The standing on two seats with your girlfriend under one Girls." middle of a daydreaming escapade. just tell any Bear's Den. So I was immediately whisked away to a arm and wildly thrashing about with your box of milk Daydreaming. therefore. can put you in a number bystanders that you»just had a vision that could solve Thursday night limbo contes which is one of my duds yelling “you’re not my father Darth Vader." of compromising situations. The sad thingis there"is the world hunger problem. They will say you're favorite spectator sports. Th I was enjoyingthe That's probably the worst thing that could happen. absolutely nothing you can do about it. It never oc- contest when my brain heard the professor call my crazy. and then you’re off the hook. name. Deciding that he should take me back. my brain returned me to the classroom. Not only was I upset that I missed the end of the _ contest. but my brain put me back justas I wasbeing Faculty member enjoys writing fiction asked a question. Needless to say. “limbo” was not Beowulf’s son. ’ by Deb cull- writing teacher can-provide A definite “up” was the book of short stories. Smith else's thoughts to paper." idea for a book that I'm toy- Contributing Writer tips on structure. plotting. day David Suaskind called was up again. planning and she said. ing with. It's a novelette characterization and writing andsaid he wanted to buy an plotting her next move. “At the present I’m not which would be writing in a retina re was: it Lee Smith is a lady who dialogue that would option to produce her third Today. she awaits the writing a thing. I’m teaching rather unique form. It's real— enjoys kicking off her shoes. person two to three yearseto novel. Fancy Strut, as a publication of another novel. now. so I'll spend most ofmy ly still just in the thinking throwing her feet up on her learn on his own. she said. movie. Oral History. with guarded time talking about writing. stages. When it's ready to new timezone desk. and talking about the Students would also do “It was wild. I flew to optimism. and grading and criticising be written. I’ll know. Then enjoyment she gets from well to learn more about the New York and met with "This book is different my students’ stories." she I‘ll just have to sit down and writing fiction; processes that occur when Miles Formsn. the famous said. “Of course there is an write it.” You see. it‘a not our fault that we daydream. but “It allows me to ex- writing creative fiction. Csech director. and spent from anything I've ever our brain'a. But. try as I might I couldn't convince my perience more of life. I feel “There's a personal at- three sleepless days and done." she said. professor of that fact. in control of my characters “I‘ve always been very in- tachmenttuthe work. and nightsrrscing aroundithe ci- terested in the tie between Homesick dog How many times have you awakened in the morn- and really get caught up in it‘s often hard for a writer to ty. discussing how my book art and life. and this novel is returns, ing to find that you are more exhausted than when their lives.’ Smith said. "In know when a story is finish- would be translated to film." an effort to show that uni- you went to bed? The old brain has struck again. fact. I can't imagine what ed. I‘m like the writer who she said. He life would be like ill weren't said I never finish a piece. I Then. several months que relationship." Smith turns out to be fake probably decided that he wanud to play football with writing fiction." just have to abandon it." later. after a screen writer said. the Pittsburgh Steelers insuad of sleeping. Well. Smith. an assistant pro Smith said. had been hired and the scrip- The work is set in the Ap 1" by Cathy lob « what can you do? palachian Mountains of *United Press International fessor at State. teaches In 1868. Smith. then a col- ting had begun. Forman and Virginia. near Grundy. the There is no way that we can control our brain. no creative writing as well as lege creative writing stu- Suaskind had a falling out. town where Smith grew up. Members of the John Anderson family of Rock Hill. S.C.. matter what we try. Sure you say. we do what we an introduction to the novel. dent herself. wrote TheLast “Miles Forman went on went to school and was nan» were touched when the dog they gave away trekked 40 want all the time. Well. whenever we do something She sees the writing of fic- Day the Dogbushes Bloom- to produce One Flew Over ed “Miss Grundy High." miles to return home. But the paw-worn pup turned out to that we want to d0. the brain is just letting us use tion as something you do ed. her first novel which was the Cuckoo's Nest, which he an impoeter. He looked like Champ. shook hands like him. Because when he wants todo something. he does first and talk about later. published by Harper and mopped up the 1975 “I use the land. legends. ‘ Since 1868 she's been “do- Row. Academy Awards. and I folklore and songs as a Champ. chased a ball like Champ and liked to have his belly it. backdrop and let individual rubbed just like Champ. He even came when he heard the Suppose you go to a party and have a little too ing." publishing four novels. “It was a nice. quiet little stayed in Memphis and con- name “Champ.” “a book of short stories and novel about growing up and tinued to teach seventh- characters speak in the first But it wasn't Champ. much to drink. Now you should know that your brain numerous fiction pieces in coming to terms with life. grade English.” she said. person to tell the story." she Seems Champ'e new owner read about the mutt's hike isn’t going to take kindly to your killing off his .cells. national magazines. but my students should Smith had experienced said. “Oh yes. I almost home and set the record straight. “He said there must be so he decides to make you sick. There’s nothing you periodicals and anthologies. know that it was published one of writing’s monumental forgot. it's a witch story. some mistake because he had just been outside to feed can do about it. you will get sick. A fifth novel. Oral during a different time." she downers. The witch sort of floats Champ.” Anderson said. But the clever canine may have Suppose you're out on a date with your favorite History. will be published said. “I feel that I had ex- “There was quite a dry along in the background found himself a new home anyway. The Andersons plan to ' brain decides he will make you have to go by G.P. Putnam’s Sons in traordinary luck. I was win- spell. eight years in fact. bet touching the lives of the girl. Your the spring. ner of a national writing ween the publication ofFan- speakers." keep the pooch if no one claims him. to the bathroom. Nothing to do but go. because ifyou This fall in her creative fellowship. Some of my work cy Strut and Black Moun- The creating of Oral wait, he will only make it worse with terrible ab- writing classes at. State. had been printed in an an- tain Breakdown," Smith History was a strange ex dominal cramps and other unmentionable atrocities. Smith is doing a bit more thology. which helped me said. “I never stopped perience for Smith - one Fun Run to be held for students such as itches and sudden muscle spasms. talking as she teaches the get my first novel con- writing. but I was beginning that she says exemplifies But we were talking about daydreaming. weren’t various forms of fiction sidered for publication." to think it would be pretty the pleasure she takes from Come join the FUN RUN. a threemile run-jog for all we? writing. Smith said with a laugh. “I narcissistic of me to con- writing fiction. students starting in front of the University Student Center Daydreaming is a sign of genius. Don't let your pro- “You can‘t teach talent. don't want to sound tinue." “Like I said. I don't usual- at 3 p.m. on October 29. Please sign-up at the Dining Hall fessor. try to tell you otherwise. If he does. justtell but students can certainly negative. I love to write. and In 1981 G.P. Putnam's ' ly write this type of novel. “Health Corner” October 25-28. 5:80-6:80 p.m. on race day ”learn"‘teehnique." she said. I want my students to enjoy Sons blished BlochMoun- and at times it was the at the starting line betweeesrz-Inmnm unlit him that geniusis hard to detect and you resd‘tithis “Thegood ones would even- writing too. It's not ' the ' as!» reshdown. following it strangest thing. «it was as. mary.Priaesandfreere"WehtMarla! interference in your personalgrowt tually learn it on their own. writing that makes me the same year with the though I was merely the Come join the FUN” .RUNI (Sponsored by Student A lot of good things can come fromdaydreaming. but there's. no need for a cynical. it's the publishing.” publication of Cake Walk a typist. transcribing someone Health Service and ROTC) too. Suppose you're staring out into space daydream- talented writer to waste Like most published ing. and your brain decides to have you stare that kind of time." authors. 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Public Safety understands difficulties 0f college life .v-...-..._.._._, by Tom Young on a different one-way street. Anybody could see how easy it is to pull over traffic violators. . Nearly everybody on campus seems to criticize “You get the image of us harassing students," said Public Safety. What is it really like? Does it deserve Cross. “instead of students harassing us." I doubted the reputation it has? that. but it turned out true. Driving past one of‘the Chief of Public Safety James W. Cunningham fraternities on Fraternity Court. young men sitting stresses that the department is not made up of rent- on the porch started yelling things at us. It isn't just a-cops. It has all of the powers of any other police Fraternity Court. because as we passed other agency. The officers patrol campus, the McKimmon students walking along they yelled “pubic safety" Center and the Vet School. Aware of Public Safety's repeatedly. Cross said that the officers try to ignore past reputation. Cunningham tells his officers to it. but said that “you can't help but be influenced by “treat everybody like they're my personal friend." it at least a little." To further enhance the image, Cunningham en- While riding around. I remembered that McGinnis courages officers to talk with students and to discuss had said that State has the third highest crime rate crime prevention. The department also has very in the county. Fortunately for the students most of stringent requirements for hiring new officers so the crimes are larcenies. Larceny is a crime of oppor- that it employs only those with a real desire to help tunity. for instance when a student leaves his wallet students. lying around in the library. State was also the first to Capt. James McGinnis. assistant director of Public prosecute computer crime in the state. Other crimes Safety in charge of administrative services. stressed committed on campus are breaking and entering of that the department competes with Raleigh and the automobiles. auto theft. fraud, burglary of offices and Wake County Sheriffs Department for officers. “It's dorm rooms and rape. McGinnis said it is hard to difficult to attract college graduates with a paltry judge accurately how many rapes occur since many . salary. It's several thousand dollars less than Wake are “acquaintance rapes" and go unreported. County or the city." In the beginning of October. Of- Later that evening while riding with the officer we ficer Richard Stone quit the department to work at heard an extremely loud explosion. The investigation the Wake County Sheriffs Department. determined that it was a military explosive simulator Public Safety looks for men and women who have a that put a onefoot crater next to Tucker Dorm. That good education. “We try to recruit people with led to a lot of paperwork for the officer at the end of bachelor's degrees." said McGinnis. Nearly 75 per- the shift. Papeerrk consumes a lot of an officer's cent of the officers have had some college experience. ' oto by Tom Young time. and 42 percent have degrees. McGinnis also pointed Public Safety officers work hard during the night to protect State’s campus and students. They are also working hard to let That night the officer locked all the doors in Har- out that women comprise roughly 42 percent of the students know that Public Safety is interested in their welfare and not harassment. relson Hall. checked on a door reported broken in a department. With their background. the officers are dorm and parked for five minutes next to the better able to understand the rigors of college life Some of the topics covered were: Takingr Cross said it is up to the officer’s discretion in giv- Cultural Center watching cars go through the in- and sympathize with the students. volunteers for civil liability training. how to write ing traffic tickets. Cross. who indicated he was less tersection on Dan Allen Drive. We also looked for a Also assisting Public Safety are student patrol of- parking tickets for overtime parking on special per- 'lenient than other officers said. ”I won‘t pull over car seen during a burglary a week before. ficers. Armed with portable radios and high visabili- mits, handling procedures that the sergeants use for anybody for just a burned out tail light.” He also said. Cunningham encourages anybody interested in ty red jackets. they walk around campus at night paperwork to insure uniformity. the department's “You don't have to look for them (traffic violators). riding along to give Capt. Liles a call. "We've got looking for suspicious people. broken windows and switch to winter uniforms. recent crimes on campus they practically run right into you." ‘ good people. and they really do care," Cunningham any other problems. McGinnis said that “they don’t and the disposition of students who are issued said. “We encourage people to ride along. that's the intervene. they're ‘just the eyes and ears of the University appearance citations. And that was the case. We pulled a driver for go best way to see what it's like." . , department." Next came cruising the campus. I rode with Officer ing the wrong way on a oneway street. After talking Riding along in a patrol car will give a student a To get a better idea of what the Public Safety of- Barry Cross. a 1980 graduate of State with a with the driver. Cross decided not to issue a ticket better understanding of what the officer sees and ficer sees on a typical Friday night, McGinnis invited bachelor of science in education. I assumed we since it seemed the driver had made a simple feels when on duty. It's not exactly like any televi- me to ride in a patrol car. First came the briefing at would- spend the entire night pulling cars over for mistake. Later. while Cross was out of the car sion show. but you will probably enjoy it more and the start of the shift at 2:45 p.m. any little moving violation. another car went right past us going the wrong way learn something. too.

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Prccola Itall_a serves quality Italian dishes by Kimberly Frazier Entertainment Editor Imagine this. . . A tangy aroma of tomatoes stewing themselves in- to a delicious, rich. red sauce. The flavor is accented with Italian spices of oregano. garlic and hot pepper. It simmers slowly on the stove while pasta of all kinds is being cooked - spaghetti. wavy-shaped noodles for lassagna. hollow round ones for manicotti. Twopeoplesltdowntoahearty In another section of the kitchen. fresh mozzarella meslstPlcoolsrtaila.Whatetreat cheese is being grated and homemade sausage is be- theysrsinforl| ing prepared. X . ~ ' A refrigerator is stocked . with freshcut veal. Staff photos by Wayne Beyer ' chicken. steak and ground beef: no artificial foods lay about. Crisp. green lettuce; round. juicy tomatoes. and olives sit fresh and ready for a salad. Slices of provolone cheese. Genoa Salami. and ham are ready to be put between two thick slices of bread. Are you hungry? I hope so because all of the above is sitting in the kitchen of the Piccola Italla Pizza and Restaurant ready to be prepared for your stomach‘s desire. Of all the restaurants in this area. the one '.on ' 423 Woodburn Road at Cameron Village. has got my The sausage is homemade. and the meatballs don't Veal Cutlet and Egg Plant Parmigiana — breaded vote as the best Italian place around. taste like they came from a can. Both of these taste veal and egg plant also with tomato sauce and melted Recently. many of you got a sample menu from Pie like what they are suppose to taste like — sausageI mozzarella cheese. cola Italia in the Technician Everything on theorem and meatballs. They aren’t too spicy. but they aren't Spaghetti with an abundant;of topping selections- bland by a long shot. - homemade Italian tomato sauce. meatballs. red is made with fresh ingredients and of the best quali- and white clam sauce. mushrooms. ty. I was taken on a tour ofthe kitchen. The veal used variety in the Veal Cutlet Parmigiana is real veal. not the Real butter If you want a sandwich instead. there are a breaded stuff like some other places use. ‘ of those too. Some examples: a hoagie ham. salami. The tomato sauce is made with only tomatoes. not Butter. not margarine. is served with hot. toasted provolone. lettuce. tomato and onions; meatballs and tomato paste and water. And there is a difference in slices of bread. The Italian salad dressing is made peppers; a steak sandwich — with the choice of taste and color. When tomato paste is used. the sauce from the owner's secret recipe with all the original cheese, onions, mushrooms. green peppers. or let has a rusty-red color. and the flavor is not that true spices of true Italian cooking. tuce, tomato and onions. Thisnewltdlsn restaursntlsiocstedetmw. tomato taste. With tomatoes. the color is red. red and And the cheese. . . this place is not skimpy with the "Two extra-special specialties are the Stromboli Next time you are in the area and you are hum. be m yummy! And the ones used in this sauce come all the cheese. Just the right amount is melted over the and the Calzone. Neither one of these dishes are to visit. Whether you desire spaghetti and meatballs. pins way from California and Italy. lasagna. You don't have to look for it under the sauce. found in too many places down South. but I think this topped with mounds of mozzarella cheese or a sub sand- it’s definitely there ready for you to savor. restaurant does justice to them. The Stomboli is a wich filled with layers of cheese, salami and ham. you will I don't think skimpy is part of the vocabulary of pizza dough filled with ham, salami. sausage. green be pleased with what Plccola Italia serves. Piccola Italia. not just because of the amount of peppers. onions. pizza sauce and mozzarella cheese cheese served on the lasagna. but because of the ser- and rolled like a loaf. The Calzone is pizza dough fill- wiches average $2.50, the spaghetti dishes $3.25 and So. so good. the specialties between $2.75 and $4.50. vings themselves. The plate of lasagna I had was not ed with spinach and ricotta cheese. Is your mouth watering? The restaurant also has a small. Served in an oval dish with rounded edges. the wide variety of drinks to go with your meal. Wines plentiful layers of ground beef. ricotta cheese. pasta. Pizza's made also White Star for $32 a melted mozzarella cheese and' steaming. tomato from sparkling Moet et Chandon sauce not only whet'my appetite but satisfied it as . And yes. they definitely serve pizza. Neopolitan or bottle to the red Betani Bardolino for $7.25 a bottle. well. I thought I was in heaven. The homemade Sicilian. by the slice or by the pizza. The pizza is to Michelob and Molsen. to ice tea and soda are manicotti was just as good. made in a stone oven on a stone base, not on a pan. available. The house selection of wine is by Prin- Before this Italian specialty. I was served a fresh This is done for a “better pizza and a better flavor." cipato. They will all quench your thirst. tossed saladfdf lettuce, olives and tomatoes graced The toppings include sausage. ham. olives. meatballs. And the menu comes to’ an end. There are no with a wonderful Italian salad dressing. It was all so pepperoni. mushrooms, onions. garlic; anchovies and desserts served, but then after you finish your en- good. I was sorry I didn't have a bottomless pit for a green peppers. And all have a blanket of melted moz- tree you will not have room for anything else. If this stomach. I would have loved to have tried some of the zarella cheese. _ were a record album, I would rate Piccola Italia with other entrees like the. . . The prices for all this delicious Italian cooking are four and a half stars. Chicken Parmigiana - breaded chicken with not bad at all. The veal dishes are the most expen- Mom. this place might pose as some competition tomatdeauce and melted mozzarella cheese. sive. but they are still quite reasonable. The sand-' for your cooking while I‘m away at school. _ ' nur- II. ThOm pson presents 'original Script of"’Locker Room ex- by p“ McDaniel tirely new light. This sonality. conviction. in- their positions. they personality of her own. the conditions by her drama for mature au- centive and desires. all sacrifice their only Next we find Tammy. perience and misfortune); Entertainment Writer diences tells of seven of which divide and bind refuge from the team. the team rookie. She is These seven women From Evan. the team representative of the present the audience Thompson Theatre women. their love of these players at the open- presents an original sports. their desire to same time. franchise. we see what future'of the team and with a frank and season win and the price they We“ first see Kat and monetary promise can also of omen's sports minded look at the in- script for this actually buy and what it overall. Optimism is her side of women's athletics titled “Locker Room" by paid and continue to pay Tyson. veterans. trying in college. Xendle Bennett on Oct. to play the game. The ac— to keep up with the new costs to accept such an mainstay. and eventual- tual sporting event is on- freshmen who seem to offer to play. ly she is the strongest Tickets and informa- 20-30 at State. Stephanie seems to be team member because of tion are available at the “Locker Room" is a ly the beginning of what get younger every year. Theatre Box studio production the real game seems to Their personal lives con- the coach's dream cap her attitude. Thompson presenting women’s col- be. The audience is trast greatly with the tain. She is an honor stu- Office between 9 a.rn. in an en- shown the clashes of per- coach's ideal. So to keep dent. a good athlete and T.M. is the team and 4 p.m. Adult tickets Condv lr .rswd. lege athletics ‘a Christian example for manager. She is an are $2.50 and State the team to follow —- athlete who was almost students may obtain two Lilly l’lensvd liul, despite the fact that number one when an in, tickets with a current some of the players‘ jury stopped her cold — registration card for 50 IUIIIU I’lll’\ beliefs do not necessari- an accident caused by cents by stopping by the ly agree with hers. coach-related abuse. She box office during regular I! x\H' Mickey is Stephanie's stays on because of her hours. For more infor- shadow. 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Wrabit bounds into rock Worldwith Tracks album by Eric Dotson Canadian heavy metal. Along with his set of conven- tional drums. he uses an electronic drum kit to give the group'sbeat several tight. phased effects. Wrabit is back after relatively quiet lately Being the only guitarist in the hand. John Albani and has sprung into the American music charts once gets to let loose and prove his . guitarmanship on again. Since the band's debut last year and a critical— many of the songs. Experimenting to get the sound Iy acclaimed tour with Black Sabbath. Wrabit has he's after. Albani uses an electronic approach :- gained a small. but growing audience and much need- employing such instruments as the Roland guitar- ed adult-oriented rock airplay. Now with some need- synthesizer for a polystring sound. His lyrical ed professional experience behind them. these Cana- abilities. presented in two of the album's songs. dian rockers have released a superb follow-up album. "Don‘t Lose That Feeling" and “There Was A Time." Trucks. which by far surpasses last year’s debut. are clear illustrators of his wide ranging abilities - As a rising rock band, Wrabit displays the poten- the type that any rising band needs from its tial that it needs to excel. further in the American members. music market. The band has the talent to create the Bass player Chris Brockway. who joined the band special mix of lyriasand sound that it takes to create shortly after the first album was finished, also adds a hit. This potential can be best noted in the song”I'll depth to the music. In addition to writing for Wrabit. Never Run-Away." in which the group tones down its Brockway has collaborated with other Canadian 'aggressive sound to deliver a softer sounding love rockers. such as Triumph. to produce "Blinding Light song. Show." With this writing and arranging experience. Brockway is heavily relied upon by Wrabit. Band expands The primary song writer for the album is lead With the expansion of Wrabit’s popularity came singer Nadeau. He said "with Tracks, we have taken the expansion of Wrabit itself, added to the group ‘ Photo courteSy MCA Records the side of the good guys. We sing about what's right are two newcomers. Gerald O’Brian on keyboards The «root recent group to make Its bid for a share of the American market ls Wrabit. Tracks is the title of Wrablt's album. about life rather than playing up what is wrong. The and Gary McCracken on drums. filling the spot for album has a positive concept. something that people former drummer and current lead singer Lou members onseveral songs. the influence of O’Brian's newcomer to the Canadian music scene. He is former- can look up to." Nadeau. With the addition of O'Brien. Wrabit has style is best heard on his song. “I'll Never Run ly of one of Canada's most highly-regarded pro So remember thegroup is Wrabit — the album is taken on a melodic depth to its instrumental sound. Away." . ' . gressive bands. Max Webster. McCracken's percus Tracks. Destined to be a sound to listen for. ‘Wrabit Though credited in collaboration with the other McCracken. thoughr'a newcomer to Wrabit, is no sion style has gained him a respected reputation in deserves a three-star rating.

George Th0r0g00d’s music remains Bad To The Bone by Bay Barrows 1957 Pontiac to the next ple in the place. However for his style of blues-rock opening for the most originator but a gifted bad-boy image. great job at it. Blues and Entartainnfent Writer town for the next gig and the three musicians up front boogie. Many albums and popular band in the world. copycat — duplicating the "No Particular Place to boogie are what this man is also to escape the law for were creating excitement as many."many small bars. big But I watched him strut the Berry-Diddley three chord Go" a Chuck Berry all about. Even with his ac “Georgie Porgie cunning skipping out on his motel if they were playing for a bars and huge stadiums stage. with only a guitar in structure to its maximum original is the most quired stardom. Thorogood and sly bills. crowd many times larger. later. Thorogood has hand. in his tough bad-boy extent. The thing that sets refreshing song on the sacrifices none of the basics Kissed the girls and made The above story is fic- Forward left 'the bar become the foremost blues- fashion which brought him above the rest ofthe im- album with Stewart's that have made him them cry titious, but could also be about 4 a.m. after the band boogie guitarist in the 25.000 people to their feet itators is that he does it so keyboards adding a light everyone‘s favorite musical When the boys came out true and no one would doubt had finally quit — even with United States. But. that with his music. well - that only comes from texture to Thorogood’s outlaw. That's something to'Aplay it. Thorogood has built the small crowd. Over- hasn't changed little Well. Jagger and Com— true feeling for the 'music. power chords. that is nice in this day of Georgie chased them all himself into a one-man .whelmingly impressed by Georgie. Thorogood is still pany gave Thorogood the Thorogood gets away Bad to the bone is what musical trends. away" legend —- the last of the hot outlet to get signed to a ma- from the George wants us to believe This album deserves a shot guitarists who. during —7 jor label. He has brought us three-chord struc- about him. and he does a three-star rating. Now for most of us — the '50s and early '60s. his first release. Bad to the ture with “Blue Highway." a those who can remember traveled from town to town Bone. filled with two sides ballad which is lightly sym- anyway —- Mother Goose with their bands. playing of the same tight blues-rock bolic about the road of life — didn‘t quite relate the above the small honky-tonks. and that filled the first album in working man's terms of story in the same manner. causing anxiety for parents .back in 1977. Thorogood course.With more ballads on But some little boys learned with young teenage sticks to his roots with no this album. Thorogood has things differently. Their daughters. compromises. The only opted for a more bluesy ap mommies were determined Even in our current state Thorogood. he decided to Thorogood regularly change is the addition of proach to his material. that they not grow up to be ofaffairs. with the corporate sign them to a label but takes off in the spring to Stones' tour keyboardist Ian Though the music and tex- “aissies.” business of rock. Thorogood couldn't find a record com- travel down South to play Stewart. ture come across in a heart in So begins the life of stands shiningly alone to re- Pan?- minor league softball and to felt way. I prefer the rough- George Thorogood. and mind us of a bygone era. hang out in the local bars. Berry style rowdy Thorogood and his Wednesday what a life it has been. He when rock ‘n' roll was still Iarslster regardless of his schedule. boogie melodies. ' was raised in roadhouses outlaw music and rock musi- Forhisfirstfullscale nation- The album opens with Side two contains some throughout the great North. cians were barely above the In 1977. two years and wide 'tour in 1981. he “Back to Wentzville." which great rock and boogie. "Beat - the - Clock" where his parents fed him a status of criminals. many small bars later. covered 50 states in 50 days. dwells heavily on Chuck though. Beginning with the FREE Draft 8 - 9 steady musical diet of In July of 1975 this George Thorogood and the playing a different state Berry-style guitar and is title track. Thorogood tears Elmore James and John Lee story is true folks — John Destoyers Thorogood's each night -- traveling from backed by Hank Carter’s through his strings and 25¢ Draft 9 - 11_ ‘ Hod“. . Forward. a small promoter two man back-up band showto show in a Checker saxophone. It must be reminisces about some of his SuperWsppy Horrr‘Pricsa l 1 Thorogood dropped out of in the Boston area went to were able to release their Cab. ‘ . l pointed out that. though favorite things in life. such school at an early age to Joe's Place. a small bar in first album on Rounder I saw George Thorogood Thorogodd possessesagreat as women. whiskey and fast Taco Bar-ALL You Can Eat II make his fortune playing Cambridge that featured Records. a small label based open for‘the Rolling Stones deal of talent. he is no cars keeping up with his blues - lesrningthe hard blues. searching for “some in Somerville. Mass. at the conclusion of his 50 way by playing small ghetto good music." From the out- The album George state tour last December. Thursday bars and honky~tonks. side he heard a commotion Thorogood and the Here was a guy whocouldn't George learned about life that sounded like a packed Destroyers received heavy get a recording contract the hard way. scraping up party. 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This/is it, El Sid, Whit, ’T’ by Wis- Tarry [slay Sports Editor We interrupt this football season for a re _ from the site of theopening of Wolfpack basketball prac- tice. Last week turned out to be a brief break from the 'gridiron as thoughts were stalled from the then upcom- ing State-North Carolina grid matchup long enough to stop and take a cameo look at the 1982 edition of the Woifpack basketball squad. State head basketball coach Jim Valvano and bk trwps were out in force to give the early lowdown on the upcoming. season. With the team donning its State red and while. all 14 player.‘ seemed primed and ready for the beginning of practice on Friday. the followingday. Seniors Thurl Bailey. Sidney Lowe and Dereck Whittenburg seemed to be gaining most of the atten- tion as they forecast what their senior year would be like and what their goals were for their finale. “This is it. This is the last go 'round." said State point guard Sidney Lowe of his fourth year. “We're going to try to make it be our best year. We're excited. This is our last chance and we want Staff photo by Linda Biattord to go out winners. Hopefully we will have a winning State freshman halfback Ed Llebe tries to sweep around this Pembroke player in the Padr's 54) victory Sunday. season and go a little farther than we did last year.” Then also. there were the newcomers — junior college _ Pack booters take3 by 5-0 transfer Alvin Battle. as ‘ Staff photo by Drew Armstrong well as freshmen Walt Guess who? If you guessed Dereck 'VIolfenburg,‘ you're close. it’s none other than State's by Devin Steele with that effort. Sunday. he many assists. Ogu chipped in ly keep everybody back the Densmore. George McClain basketball team comic himself, Dereclt Whittenburg, flexing his muscle at annual Media Day cracked the record. set in a goal and an assist. and Afo entire game." Gross said. and Ernie Myers. Editor 1883 by Benito Artinano. juku and Francis Mon- “They were trying to keep Missing were the faces of Thursday. The senior guard will beflexing it from 19feet plus when the Wolfpack begins its State's soccer team didn't with his 22nd goal. and diedafe added a goal each. the score low. I was a little Chuck Nevitt. Scott Parzych 1982-83 season. V ' take a break from the action scored his 23rd goal Tues Bakty Barber had an assist. disappointed that Pembroke and Emmett Lay. But show- average instead of being se- side game and a couple of ding champion Tar Heels over fall break. and it's pro day. , “I am pleasantly surpris- didn't come out even after ing up again was Max Perry. cond with a 13.4 average rules changes and a couple again. All this plus the rest bably best that it didn't. Meanwhile. teammate ed with the outcome." Gross we scored three goals. Our back as a graduate assistant behind Bailey's 13.7 clip. of new players that's going of the ACC schedule leaves The Wolfpack took to the Chris Ogu tallied his 17th said. “I told the kids before kids showed tremendous coach. With these changes. State's , to help us a lot — we're go the Pack with little field three times in five days and 18th goals against. the the game that we were poise." Senior Whittenburg pro long-range attack has some ing to surprise some people. breathing room all season and came away with three I-Iokies. Prince Afejuku and capable of beating them 50. Okpodu‘s record-breaking babiy wishes he were star- new goals and thinks his Since they put the new rule long. but Bailey expects to shutouts by identical Harry Barber scored a goal tying. them 0-0 or losing. goal came seven minutes in- ting over again. With the in team can still be a surprise in. I'd like to hit as many of meet the challenge. scores - to help prepare for apiece and added an assist Their defense set up our of- to the second half on an roduction ofa 30-second shot those three-pointers as I can "It's real exciting Sunday's key ACC clash each for the Wolfpack. fense. They had some assist from midfielder and clock and a 19-foot three despite bouncing back into roommate Sam Owoh. point goal into the ACC. national prominence with a so we can get that win if everytime I look at the with nationally fourth- Okpodu also dished out two breakdowns. and we Whittenburg's scoring 2210 record last year. that’s what it takes." schedule." Bailey said. “It's ranked Virginia. ‘ assists. capitalized." “I’m happy to break the rise. "Last‘ year nobody ex- Whittenburg believes the. really a challenge to us. We Statemwhichv. emits State .Jibped to, a 2:0 The five goals were the record." Okpodu said. “but average is bound to the team" cthealdbera ' the To record to 13-1 overs land 1-1 halftime advantage before most scored this season that's not my goal when I go With those same rules a pected us to do very much." nebcofidrsson out on the field. My goal is to year ago. Whit would have Whittenburg said. “But I have impressedl so‘ far. ‘ ao'ihé all th; 0ther g in the league. gained its handing Virginia Tech its against the Terps. who drop led the team with a 16.3 think now — we've got an in- “They've been looking teams. I‘m looking forward most impressive victory Fri- sixth loss in nine starts. ped to 5-4—3 overall and 0-2-1 play healthy every day." great." he said. “They're to it." ' day over Maryland by a 5-0 “Virginia Tech’s a good in the league. young. and they need some Meanwhile the head coach margin. The Pack also team." State coach Larry “Our defense has been one experience. but they’re look- said he feels good about the recorded 5—0 victories over Gross said. "They played of our strengths this year." now." upcoming season although Pembroke State on Sunday wide open. said Maryland coach Joe ing good right there are a couple of ques- and Virginia Tech on Tues “Now, it's make or break Grimaldi. whose team tied Golfers take 9th 1 There‘s only one way to tions to be answered. day. The three shutouts time on our schedule. We've Duke 1-1 earlier this season. go out. for Whit, and he ex- ”I feel great in the were the eighth. ninth and got a big game this weekend' “Their offense was too much plains it well. backcourt." Valvano said. “I 10th of the year for State. in Charlottesville‘before go for us. I really compliment "We want to go all the think our young kids are State's weekend effort ing over to (North) Carolina. State's offense. but that's way. that's the only way to dynamite in the backcourt. was enough to gain national We're going up there with the best job I've ever seen go whenyou're a senior and We're just a little bit thin in recognition. as the Pack the idea of getting back the them do defensively. They in lohn Ryan event it’s your last year." he said. the middle. But I think we’re cracked the Top 20. moving lead in the conference." didn't let us do anything "I've got 32 games left so I'm going to play all out. 120 awfully good. I really do. to 17th in Tuesday's poll. Friday. the Pack really serious." by Gina Blackwoed Jack Nicklaus. Jr. and individual scores in the final The only thing is the Sophomore striker Sam dissected Maryland's touted The Terrapins hold a Sheshi Tanaka shot final- rounds knocked them out of percent every game." middle." Okpodu. who scored two defense early as it romped 215-1 advantage in the Sports Writer the running. State faces one of its A first round loss in the goals against the Terrapins. to a 3-0 halftime lead. series but haven't defeated round 77s to lead the Heels. toughest schedules in NCAA Tournament last tied the school record for Okpodu led the scoring bar- the Wolfpack since Gross State's men‘s golf team Bill Brooks of Guilford. “We're still using youth. history this season. The helm four seasons traveled to Duke this claimed medalist honors, us- and youth just could not han- March dampened what most goals in a season at 21 rage with two goals and as took the weekend to compete in the ing a 1-under 70 in the final dle the conditions." State Pack will hardly get out of otherwise was a banner year ago. coach Richard Sykes said. the gate before it is faced for Wolfpack basketball. “We always part friends- John ”Ryan Memorial Invita- round to post a 215 total. with playing Michigan State works no matter what the outcome tional and came away tied at State's Roy Hunter. who led The Pack’s Nolan Mills And as the roundball with a score of 923 in after Friday's round. was se- fired rounds of 757577 for in Raleigh followed by its way on to the court for is." Grimaldi said. “I give ninth Jeffrey Lankford Louisville and West Virginia another year it appears the them all the credit in the the final standings. cond. shooting 72-72-74 for a 227, on the road. Then January Pack could make it a little world. I wish them luck North Carolina walked 218 total. i‘iyler was third at 76-81-81 for 238, Kelly away with a first-place win 220. Phillips 8079-84 for 243 and finds State traveling to further if it can find some down the road." recovered Bill Swartz 77-81-87 for 245. Missouri and playing Mem- help at the three and five Against Pembroke. State with a team score of 901. North Carolina‘ “We didn't play good. but phis State on national TV at spots. Only time will tell the got a pair of goals from Afo while Duke finished second from a fifth-place score of home before playing at meanwhile until and one apiece from at 906 and Wake Fares 305 Thursday to first Friday I‘m still looking for the right answer and juku with a twoday total of 598. combination." Sykes said. defending national champion the opening regular season Okpodu. Ed Liebe and third at 908. ' State has two teams com- North Carolina. . game with Western Mason Farrell. Bill Plyler fired a three- After the opening round. peting in the final round of February finds the Pack Carolina Nov. 29. it's back to. “That's the first time over-par 74 Saturday. and State held third place with a the State Intercollegiate with a home date on the na- the gridiron where we rejoin we've had a team defensive- teammates John Inman. team score of 300. but high Tournament at Campbell to tional tube against Notre the Wolfpack in progress in day. Dame and hosting the defen- a 4-2 season. NORTH OAMPU 25% discomt on top 10 New York Tmes bestselersl Harden:

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” NFL strike. aids Stan kavage pockets Series’ coverage State secondary sports, As I See It by Devin Steele well. I'm glad to see our Misreads by State's defen- passing game catching up sive backfield resulted in Assistant Sports Editor. with our running game." the four touchdowns Bruce Winkworth CHAPEL HILL - One Elkins was medically able through the airways. couldn't notice after State's to play. but he wasn't need After tying the 1974 I have a few World Series creditable enough job, but 41-9 drubbing to North ed to take up any slack left school mark for most TD observations to share with there was no real quality Carolina Saturday that the by Stankavage. who was passes in a game. you. The first one has play-by-play man. Wolfpack's secondary is one superb in leading his team to Stankavage was replaced by nothing to do with baseball. The camera work on ABC of the nation's most touted. its fifth victory in six starts. sophomore Ike Brady. at least not directly. For was lackin'g as well. I cer- Tar Heel reserve quarter- Plus. the risk of reinjury to North Carolina coach Dick those of you who haven't tainly got'tn-ed‘ of seeing' all back Scott Stankavage and a Elkins was too high. Crum was asked how he can noticed. the NFL is still on the players' wives look so trio of receivers made “It's Rod's senior year. put a guy who has just strike. but nobody seems to concerned when their man mincemeat of State’s defen- and I hate to see any misfor- thrown four scoring passes care. partly because the came to the plate or went to sive backfield. plain and sim- tune come to him in his on the bench. »' baseball play-offs and World the mound. Who cares? And ple. The junior playcaller. career," said Stankavage. “I‘ve been asking myself Series have been so en- since ABC couldn't match filling in for injured Rod who started twice a year ago the same question." he said joyable. The World Series in NBC in the quality of instant Elkins. threw for 203 yards when Elkins was injured. “I smiling. particular has been terrific. replays. it beat us to death on 11 of 18 completions and a hate to see that. even if it “What was your After the terrible strike with quantity. record-tying four means me not getting to answer?." someone asked. afflicted 1981 baseball 0 e s touchdowns. play. “I don't have one." Crum season. the NFL has done This brings me to the The most surprising “The way this program is said. “It’s a pleasant pro- baseball the greatest of all superb job CBS radio has figure of the game. the pass- ' devised. you work your way blem. We turned him loose possible favors by vacating done with both the play-offs ing wasn't supposed to be a up the ladder. When you're a today and let him go." . center-stage and letting the and World Series. I grew up major factor in the outcome. freshman and a sophomore. Stankavage wasn't aware Brewers and Cardinals put listening to baseball on the but it turned out to be. you start getting some of that he was nicking at the on a very entertaining‘FalI radio. and I've always on- North Carolina's aerial st- the fringe benefits. When record book but wasn't Classic without any competi- joyed listening to a game on tack was clickin‘. while you're a senior. it's your disappointed the least bit. tion from football. the radio while watching it State’s was stricken. turn. and everybody is “I didn't know I'd tied it I don't know what on the television. Ifthe radio In every pre-game behind you trying to help until somebody told me." he baseball can ever do to pay announcers are good. you'll analysis. the contest was you win football games." said. “Coach Crurn told me I back the favor. Maybe the bemuchmoreontopofthe figured to be a defensive Saturday. it was could go for the records baseball players could at game. The announcers struggle. and it was just Stankavage’s sure-shot some other day. I just kind tend some of those NFLPA employed by CBS are the that —— a struggle on State's receivers who were helping of smiled because I knew I all-star games the football very best radio has to offer. part. The Heels’ defense. him win the football game almost had it today. union is playing. They’re Since beginning radio tops nationally. did its usual and tie a record. Prime “I missed Victor on a having trouble giving away broadcasts in ma. CBS has double-whammy. holding targets Victor Harrison and checkoff in the endzone. and tickets. They might as well used Vin Scully. Jack Buck. the Pack attack to 63 yards Mark Smith often made it it was just a little OVer his get together and debate Jerry Coleman. 'Ernie rushing and 49 passing. look like Stankavage was reach. I also missed Mark nuclear physics for all the in- Harwell. Denny Matthews. It was Stankavage’s ac throwing down a well. Har- Smith on a flat-route that he terest they have generated. Harry Caray. Lindsay curate. prolike targeting rison nabbed four serials for ran where. about the 40 go e o e Nelson. Curt Gowdy and a which created the big plays 81 yards and a TD. and ing towards the fieldhouse.l The contrast between few others whose names slip and sent the Tar Heels’ live Smith hauled down as many threw it to him. He actually NBC's coverage of the my mind. Scully has called with-the-team. die-with-the- for 48 yard! and a pair of caught it. but the ref said he Series and ABC's butcher- the last four World Series. team faithful a-roaring. The scoring receptions. Even didn't. I don't know if ing of the playoffs is almost and ,if you haven't heard 6-1. 197-pounder from tailback K'elvin Bryant. anyone was covering him or too great to put into words. him. tune him in tonight (if Doylestown. Pa., hit on TD returning from a knee in. not. so I had my chances." The two biggest differences there's a game seven). He is strikes of 56. 30. 20 and 44 jury. got in on the “you- Bryant. who ran a post Stafl photo by Clayton Brinkley to me are the camera work simply the very best in the yards. and Butch Barwick dropped-the-bomb—on-me" across the middle. leaped North Carolina reserve quarterback Scott Stankavage gets excellent protection on this and the announcers. business of baseball on booted a pair of three syndrome. Mr. Tar Heel high to catch Stankavage‘s pass play. Thejunior playcaller connected 1 1 of 18 passes for 203 yards and threw for four especially the announcers. radio. pointers as North Carolina himself pulled down three first TD toss and left the touchdown passes in the Tar Heels' 41-9 thrashing of State. The NBC announcers are It was with mixed emo rolled out to an insurmoun- tosses for 74 yards. his first secondary behind. all experienced baseball an- tions that I learned that table 34-2 third—quarter ad- good for 56-yard touchdown. “It was a new play we put ing passes were thrown in or zing more. We stayed in the With bombs flying like nouncers. except for Tom NBC had hired Scully away vantage. “That's a pretty in." Bryant said. “I took near.the endzone. after the pocket. We just had to alert they did Saturday at Kenan Seaver. who isn't bad at all. to do its baseball broadcasts "I have to give most of the dangerous combo with K.B.. three steps and cut up the Tar Heel receivers gained the people of the blitz." Statium. it looks as if North The only announcer ABC next year. It will be nice to credit to the offensive line." Smitty and Vic out there all middle. I saw a defensive an edge on the _Wolfpack Carolina's passing game has had who could possibly com- have him on the tube each Uu—‘Kvwrv— said Stankavage. starting at once," Stankavage said. back coming over where I coverage. Now. with a healthy finally caught its rushing at- pare with NBC's AI Michael. Saturday. but I‘ll certainly the third game since Elkins' The Wolfpack’s secondary was at from the left. sol cut “Initially. they weren't Elkins in the lineup. Crum is tack. How’s that figure in who they immediately miss his radio broadcasts of injury. "They helped make had to keep a wary eye out to the right. I just outran blitzing a whole lot." faced with yet another with the Heel's plan and nullified by matching him the World Series. the good things happen. We for the Heels' receivers. a everybody else." Stankavage said. “The se “pleasant" problem of depth. their bid for a national cham- with Howard Cosell and a e s respected their defense well-patterned bunch. Stankavage's other scor- cond half. they starting blit- Elkins should get the star- pionship? One sports editor Dodger manager Tom Was that George Stein- ting nod against Maryland in and an avid Pittsburgh Lasorda. In the other league brenner’s stomach making 'WUWW two weeks. but Stankavage follower said. "They're the playoffs. ABC had football all those noises I heard will be right there to pro best team in the country. I'd whiz Keith Jackson paired while game three of the vide backup duties. Or can it with Jim Pack volleyball team whips Cavs possibly be the other way hate to see them play Pitt Palmer and Earl around? down here." Weaver. who did a (See ‘Midwest‘pogs 10) by Devin Steele after suffering an upset to Martha Sprague and wanted them to build con- ”We'll just have to wait ‘ttiwwwtwwiwwwwtii'twtwiwwwwiwwwittiitiwifiwfitit Assistant Sports Editor . Appalachian State earlier Diane Ross. who collided in fidence going into the Clem- and see what happens.", last week. In the Moun- the Appalachian match son match." Crum said. “Both are unique State's volleyball team taineer match. several returned to State's lineup. Although Clemson will br- in what they do. Scott Every Wednesday Plight ls gained much-needed starters were out with in- as did Joan Russo and Leigh ing a 9-9 overall record and stands in the pocket well. Colleg momentum for tonight's juries. but everyone was Anne Barker. who an 0-2 league mark into the while Rod is at Ifis best Clemson game by whipping . healthy against Virginia. recuperated from ankle ACC seeding match. when he gets chased out of ITALIAN l‘llGflTIl Virginia 15-9. 155. 1510 Fri- “It was a good match." sprains. Hielscher believes the the pocket. Then he'll make day night in a key con State coach Pat Hielscher “I wanted the team to a big play out of a busted Deli with college ID. ference match. said. “It got us back on the play together because I ( See ‘Spiker. ' page 10) play." The Wolfpack. which winning trail. 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CHAPEL HILL- All week long the hypo builds.. theballoonsinfietesndtbetensionmounteThsnon. Stete tsckls Chuck Saturday eftsrnoon e year‘s worth of talk ceesos for Sideline tons shields Tel Avery three hours of ectlon— action thet will determine from North (dollars who talks for anothsryser ’— William Terry Aston lsckson es the ForesohdwssktheentirsTrienglsisfillodwith Mensch ends to wordsendpicturescfthegsme.0nlyonceeyeer Kelley throw. doesthiskindofgrldiroiitalkperelysevirtuellhI“.ythehly .whole state of North Carolina. Alt e Staff photo by meaningful geme between Duke and C n was 131.1;th .. overshadowed into oblivion on this particular Clayton Bunkicy weekend. this year was different. underdog cleiming e chance to win. Telkh'ombothsidusurfecsdi‘romtheStete Fact is. however. there is herdiy ever en upset in cemp ceme the “we can best these guys.’'Howsver. the series. but herdly ever e strong blowout either. fromtheNorthCerollnecempcemoediffsrenttone. slthough the gemes ere seldom cliffhengers. Atone notusuallyhserdfromeithersideofthiseo Telk from the North Ceroline cem wes of s rere chrivslry. The usual vocebulary consists of the tone this time around. however. The eels came out fevorite yielding ceution to the underdog. end the with e very confident. elmost revengeful lisp. Accor- ding to the Columbie Blue comp. .it wes time for the Heels to breek loose end tench Stete s lesson. The Tar Heels were jeelous of lest seeson's cleim thet one Tennessee—Alabama pro-game hoopla familiar pley won them the gems. A play thet even they did by Jim Carlson in the nation at home foot- Frideynoonceme.and the hootin' end hollerin' go plsns were flexible I went went to be identified. The not initiste. Sports Writer ball games last year. Even Benendllefultoseethe ingonooforthesekeofyell- slong with whet Jennifer conversation went as That's e hersh tone to come outno the week before "wheathey are expected to fair.endhetoscehiswomen ingielsoletouteyell. By (Ben'sgirlfriendlhedplenn- e: the gems. Thet's the kind of tone thet riles teems up Editors Not: This is the loose, the ‘VOL' fans still fifW' Eight end e the timeI reecbed the dorm edforustodo. We went out He: “Is it always. this end makes the geme interesting sometimes the first of o thmpart series turn out. In part one. the ,- . ' toeetchsemo rowdy before a; home foot- kind thet spawns upsets. But not this time. The Heels telling about the fall brwah pro-geme willbedfscussed. drinksbeforebitting 7" knew they bed strength where their mouth wes. weekend in Knoxville. With part two — the geese and .Theirstripiecou .“Notthisbsfhbut And they showed it in the 41-9 blasting of Stete. the completion of this panthne—postgunte. '. mommyeto’iirHillsbmough wifll tomorrow's gems with Seturdey. It was ell Tsr Heels. led by Scott “flu. maybe the secret one It's fell breek weekend. When we reached 'Alsbe-s students usually Stenkevege's passing (see releted story). By the mid- be found why Tennessee What does a fifth end final .'":‘ttetrouwpmthe strip.Iwesemessd.I get”out and yell and carry hodthefourth largestcrowd yeerseniordofliengeround utlybelievefopercent way point of the second qusrter the game wes decid- end hope the SteteINorth “Wetudsntbodywas o“its: “What would it be ed. The Tar Heels bed stated their mission nnd bed Cerolinegemcwillturnout eccomplished it well. . the same way it did beck ”$533.33.:to w lb? record; their But it was no surprise. It wes obvious even before h fourysersegoortakeoffto '29,.igsmdmtheto-rwlimentiseroundm. the gems that the Heels were ‘e superior power on catchtheWorlds Feir before 'WfiIWQMOM$53 Knoxvile News- Officer: “They (students) this perticuler occesion. Their stifling No.1 defense it closes. n% reported the use of would still be on. limited the Peck offense to 102 yerds. 0n e decent Having put up with ob- yewouldW‘hétnofig: coofficers out on the buttherewouldonlybeelit- day one State beck usually gets that. noxious NorthCerolinafsns ' to control the tle over twothirds es many For those of us who have been here four years. it for the last three years. I .An edditional 50 of- es this.” was not going to he sround turnoutsince Iwesgiven e ficers were on cell. I talked Is: “I understand Ten- was a greet diseppointment to see Stete lose to the forthe fourthyeerJtookoff The Knoxville News- tickettothegeme. Iwesin with one of the officers who nessee has e law shout open Heels for the fourth straight time. For some it was toseethe world. Sentinel reported the use of for e surprise. Since my for obvious reasons did not liquor on the streets being the lest chence to see the Heels fell to the Peck on the en 'eutomatlc 24 hours in gridiron while they are ettending Stete. For others. t . . . like”myself. there will he et least one more shot. next . Officer: “That low is not in Midwest brewmg wuth Senes’ action effect during the Alebsme yThen. also. despite the memmoth 82-point mergin. gems weekend.” - ‘it’s still only one loss. It doesn't count twice. The Me: “Thanks." Heels heve lost to the Peck by such e mergin'in their (Continued from page 9) One of the nicest things I never thought there the fewest bad hops. How By now I had left Ben to history also. In 1968 Stete best the Heels 82 dreadful. be with his girl since they points. If you keep pleying e teem long enough. that O shout this Series is the were so may bed beer puns e s e mutually egreed it would be Series became the Willie chenge in venue from the in the world until the Series better if he stayed with my stuffll happen. Certainly this geme varied from the McGee Show? I wonder if media capitals of the two opened. As e beer lover. I In e past column. I went friend end I. instead of with norm. ‘ Bob Sykes is enjoying the coests to the midwcst cen honestly say thet none on at some length shout the her. UT has e strict rule. But bearing in mind that only one loss has been suf» Series. Sykes is the guy who simplicity of St. Louis end of this poor brew humor has mind-boggling statistical to look eheed. The Pack feces a tough Steinbrenner got in return Milwaukee. And that comes enhanced my enjoyment of data found in The511qu that is enforced. concerning fered. it's time for McGee lest winter. I from so absolute dyed-in- the gemes st ell. The worst Baseball Abstract. Since overnight guest in girls’ contest egein this week as Clemson comes to town. wonder if Steinbrenner will the-wool. true-blue Dodger one was the one thet said that time. Steve Johnson. dorms. endBen did not went 'The Tigers ere heetehle es Georgie proved. and V03 ’ send Sykes s Christmas fan. There’s always next the winner of the series one of my roommates and his girlfriend to get into eny Boston College proved they could be tied. should would be the team which got self-proclaimed computer trouble. I wes to meet them Georgie not be a good comperison. programmer without a st her dorm when we were Clemson super QB Homer Jorden will likely miss .c—.Q..._mung}. I”:c..."I.» - cause. bocsme so hooked on the geme. That could help the Peck. But certainly thebookthethsipenttho' State will not went to look for misfortune to help spikers to battle Tigs tonightbetter pert ofa month work- UT students themwin the geme. The Peckis cepeble of winning ing on e computer program discussing the pest yeers on its own. With the exception of Penn Stete-the rest (Continued fiom page 9) they elwsys get up for this She's one of the best middle which will compute ell the egeinst Alsbems. One guy as fierce es this metch with us. They beat us blockers in the conference. formulas in The Abstract. told of s time four years ego of the Stete schedule does not look last year on our court. but They're one of the top four When we get the final when students overturned e post weekend. record is deceptive end that we beet them the following teens in the conference.". ststistics from the two me Horns bread truck on the Stete hes five more gemes. The Peck is 4-2. South Though Hielscher is con- jor leegues. we are going to strip. he pessod over that in- They're not 4-7 elreedy. Chances are pretty good the Tigers heve the cepebili- weekend in the cident with little hesitation. they won't be #7 at anytime this your. The Peck ty to upset her teem. Ceroline Invitstionsl." cerned with Clemson. she put them through the com- end indicted the24-0 loss in “I'm very concerned with The Tigers. who heve loot also shows extreme concern puter and see whet light it rainy weather wes» more could still lose two more games and wind up with e Clemson.” she said. “Their to North Ceroline end Duke. for her Wolfpeck teem. sheds on the season just devastating. By 1:”. it was .seeson. A complete reverse] of lest you would record is deceiving. I‘m sur- return five starters from “We need to be more con- completed. time for me to crush. so I be et bend. and e bowl bid would probebly be for- . prised st how up end down last year's mm. sistent." she said. “We ere You have tobe e feneticto retrieved Ben from his girl. thcoming. looking at Stete's schedule. Meanwhile they've been so fer. I “They have s lot of talent. starting to gel et this point. reelly be interested in this endthetwoofustookoffto Stete hes had two days of practice since the thought at the beginning of They heve five starters and it‘s cruciel thet we stey stuff. but I will printsome of my friends piece for the messacre. and life goes on. The talk cen build for the seeson it wes because returning from lest year. in, swey from injuries for the the more in fin- night. enother yesr. end then another Stete-North Ceroline. they had s new coach. But cluding Judy Seckfield. rest of the season." dings in this column. In the next pert. the geme clash can occur. Betche it won't be e;32-point margin. dey festivities. Who knows? Meybe the Pack will even win this one.

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Sales of rum pro- 205. 208 Common and other I901: l’lmlt- 1‘11 1.57 l'la/iil 11 Exam ing around the world. In the duced in Puerto Rico and 301 f-Z.H;1rL-¢-l1 24.30 Wyclil'l Rd. United States. hard liquor other Caribbean countries 2712 Hillslmr‘wL-Jh 54?“ Six Parks Rd. usage has dropped on a per tripled in the United States 403 (Md \anu' l‘ urn-xi Rd 18:1 \\- . m .1, ll Thurs.. Dec. 16 0750—0905 TH 1420-1535 TH 1915-2030 TH: BS capita basis in the past during the decade. Common Exam; decade._ . There have always been MAT 200. 201 - After growing from an big shifts in brand populari- Common Exam alcohol content volume level ty in the liquor industry and of 160.9 million liters in 1970 some individual whiskey Fri.. Dec. 17 11051155 MWF 13151710]er A00 200 Common to 274.1 million in 1978. Bri- brands have made dramatic Exam; E 100 Com- tain's global Scotch exports gains even as total demand mon Exam fell to 149.9 million in 1981 dropped. Despite their and were down another four gains. sales of gin. vodka. Sat.. Dec. 18 PSY 200 Com- MAE 206 Com- percent in the first seven rum and brandies still add mon Exam mon Exam months of this year. accor- up to just slightly more than l ding to the Scotch Whiskey total whiskey sales in the GOOD WED. THURS, FRI.. SAT. ONLY Information Center in New United States. Mon.. Dec. 20 0855-0945 1210-1300 MWF Arranged Exam York. Exports to the United In North Carolina. the A&P QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN States fell only one percent DUI crackdown has played a Tues.. Dec. 21 1250-1405 TH 11051220 TH Arranged Exam in the seven months. significant role in liquor GRAIN FED BEEF One Scotch producer. sales. Two Raleigh ABC McDonald Martin stores. each within walking Distilleries. of Edinburgh. distance of the State cam- Majority of- Raleigh residents Scotland has increased its pus. reported declines in line exports substantially. It with world trends. but GROUND favor stricter law enforcement makes ”single malt" possibly more severe now whiskeys which correspond because of the likelihood of 5-lb to American straight getting a DUI. by KI- Boyd results were fairly accurate. the whites. 69 percent of the whiskeys. Nearly all other many were surprised at the blacks) thought the Raleigh Scotch whiskeys sold in Employees of each store ROLL Staff Writer Department ade- agreed that although sales results of questions concern- Police America are blended. are somewhat seasonal BEEF 97¢ , A survey conducted ing the Police Department. quately protected their The shrinkage of other because of the school year. .1 recently by local high school according to social studies neighborhood. yet a majori- markets for Scotch caused young and old drinkers alike pkg- students reveals Raleigh teacher Morton Teitelbaum. ty (whites 53 percent. blacks the British to use their clout are switching to cheaper citizens favor stricter han- “Students were surprised 54 percent) thought violent in the European common brands. Most students dgun control. capital punish- about the total support for crime in Raleigh had in- market to force France. 'prefer white liquors. (gin. A&P QUALITY HEAVY "WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF ment and stiffer prison the Police Department,” he creased in the last five where Scotch has been gain- vodka and rum) because sentences to control crime. said. “They had expected a years. Eleven percent said ing in popularity against Sanderson High School they had been a victim of a cognac brandy. to abandon they are both milder and 1,. students polled Raleigh split among blacks and crime within the last 12 certain tax and advertising less expensive. Football Sirloin CHOICE residents to examine public whites. but it was not as months. penalties against foreign li- season traditionally boosts m.“@2118 opinion following an incident significant as anticipated." When asked to rank the quors. This has resulted in a sales of rum. tequila and SteakE in Boylan Heights in which a When asked about treat overall effectiveness of the “Scotch war." in France with grain alcohol. Although ‘jSteak (lb.2.88 man was shot and killed by a ment of blacks by the Raleigh Police Department various French distributors older drinkers prefer dark li- policeman. 'Eight hundred Raleigh Police Department. on a scale of 1 (worst) to 5 and the makers of many pro quors. (scotch. bourbon and and forty-nine whites and 51 percent of the white (best) a third of the blacks minent Scotch brands brandies). they are swit- 330 blacks were randomly residents thought blacks and almost halfof the whites engaging in a furious adver- ching to American labels in A&P QUALITY FRESHLY chosen and asked a variety were treated the same as gave a ranking of 3. There tising and sales battle. The ABC stores as well as local of questions. several of whites. while a narrow ma- was no majority support competition has been inten- bars. which concerned the actions jority of the black residents from either group for mak- sified by falling demand. Domestic “house" brands 3 lbs. or ofthe Raleigh Police Depart- (57 percent) thought blacks ing the percentage of black The French consumption of generally exceed imported , \Cround more ment. were treated worse. police officers equal to their alcohol on a per capita basis brand sales by three to one Although students' Seventy-five percent of percentage in the Raleigh is now dropping dramatical- in area bars. Bartenders agree that the “experience? “Chuck lb. l predictions of the survey those polled (77 percent of population. ly after rising for several of a drinker in his or her decades. tastes (light or dark) is in The Distilled Spirits direct proportion to the size provide quality control Council in Washington says es anew-fl Licensing to that while total sales of all of his or her pocketbook. ‘ ‘RESNUIVNO‘IAU'V . Yellow Omens 3 ... 59° hard liquors in the United The decline in hard liquor TRUCKLOAD POTATO SALE! EASTERN GROWN I Continued from Page 1 I tional and public service im- Manufacturers interested States rose to 449.45 million consumption may be at- age. in obtaining a license may proof gallons in 1981 from tributed solely to this 5:. 68¢ 203.158 Besides providing the The State Board of contact Mr. Henry Pitts. 370.57 in 1970. per capita reason: A colonial host was White ms...“ University with an alternate Trustees approved the Golden Eagle Enterprises. consumption fell to 2.7 expected to provide each source of funding for development of the licensing Inc.. P.O. Box 1051. Selma gallons from 2.8. Whiskey weekend guest with a gallon 3” 10.1.88‘ scholarships. Poulton said program at its Sept. 18 Ala. 38701. consumption fell more of hard stuff. 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