\ $310,000 landscaping Afor Student Center
by Cecil Jones place to look at, sit down, and just Music Center. The committee will was found to seed the area and con- out there. Then the architect will take Writer relax outdoors. consist of seven appointees. Two struct walkways and at this time, that information and make a design Permanent landscaping will soon Directly related to this project is a members will come from the Planning requests for more money to landscape out of it,” states Harris. replace the temporary lawns and side- $180,000 underpass, that will connect and Environment committee. Student the area were made. The Buildings and Property com- walks in front of the year old Univer- University Plaza, the brickyard, and Body President, T.C. Carroll is to “WE DON'T EXPECT the architect mittee has the vital statistics con- sity Student Center. The money has the new plaza, which are considered appoint a member, the Union Board is to come in and say this is the way it is cerning traffic flow of pedestrians, been a propriated by the General two focal points of campus activity. to appoint one, and the Student Cen- going to be, and we’re not going to say topography, and the “physical con- Assemb y and construction is due to Both projects will be under construc- ter, Student’s Supply Store, and Price this is what it is going to be. We straints’ that exist in the plaza area. begin in about a year. tion simultaneously. The engineers Music Center are to each appoint a intend to set up a procedure and go The architect will need this informa- “I think that the University Stu- for the underpass Will be Ezra Meir member. ' through a programming phase of this to tion in drawing the design, but in dent Center Plaza is‘ going to be one of and Associates. Hopefully,this under- “THEY WILL represent the Uni- get as much input from as many terms of exact “design direction” this the most significant projects on'the pass will accomodate ramps so bi- versity in being its committee that the people through this committee, just to Will be the function of the building campus for some time. I think rt 18 .»fiycles and wheelchairs can be easily landscape architect will test his ideas see what we re actually going to do committee. going to have a great impact on the moved through. on,” says director Harris. campus in terms of landscaping and an THE PLAZA IS one of several The purpose of the Building com- open space for people,” says Edwin projects being appropriated by the mittee is to gather ideas from the Harris, director of Facilities Planning 73-’75 General Assembly. The students about this area. The architect Division and Visitor Association. $310,000 needed for the plaza is part will draw up a final plan and the “A PLACE FOR concerts,- like the of $450,000 in funds Specifically for project will be sent out for bids. Lester Flatt concert, for instance, grounds improvement. Construction should begin by Decem- could be set up in some way, so there The Buildings and Property Com- ber, 1974 and take about a year to is some kind of stage in the plaza area. mittee has selected to Bell Design complete. The final plan is hoped to This could very easily be part of the 'qup as the landscape architects. The be acceptable to all students. ' landscaping solution,”says consulting University is requesting that a design The comprehensive plan of the architect Gene Brown about the proj- contract be prepared. It is being University has been emphasizing for ect. . negotiated now and should be finished some time the development of open This is just one of many activities within two weeks. The Buildings and spaces between buildings,” notes that could be made possible by a new Property Committee has asked that an Harris. plaza. Outdoor plays could be pre- Ad-hoc Building committee be ap- The Court of North Carolina and sented, Speeches delivered, or any pointed to represent the buildings in University Plaza are two such develop- outdoor event, for that matter, could the affected area. The buildings are ments. When the Student Center was take place there. Most important, the Reynolds Coliseum, the Student Cen- completed it created the plaza area area will be a natural place, a nice ter, Student’s Supply Store, and Price and a “mud field.” Enough money
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Volume LIV, Number 5 Friday, September 7, 1973
$290,203.26
Union loses money
by Janet Gaino the board that $17,000 was lost by summer school $1,870 for various Staff Writer the food operation during July and films, parties, and cook-outs. An addi- The Student Center Board of August of 1972 when the food service tional $7,000 was approved for the Directors Wednesday night learned was still in the process of opening the entertainment committee, bringing its that the Student Center ended the new facility. Since that time the food total budget to $12,000. fiscal year with a loss of $290,203.26. operation was able to hold its own. Other budgeted money included Student Body President T. C. Carroll, left, and Bill Williams, Director Brenda Harrison, president of the Bowers then presented the pro- $300 to be used to host the Associa- of Security and Safety, examine one of the electronic calculators student center, said “The Board of posed operations budget for July 1, tion of College Unions lntemational which Student Government will begin renting to students Directors knew last fall that there 1973 to June 30, 1974. The predicted (ACU-I) ~Games Tournament. One today.(photo by Caram) would be a loss because of increased income for this coming year was thousand dollars were allotted to send utility and operational expenses of the approximated at $617,450. The sale representatives to the ACU-I confer- new building. The University Student of food will not contribute to this ence and to the National Entertain- Center fee was increased $20 this year income as it will be operated on a ment Conference (NBC). Those who Student Government to cover this deficit. non-profit basis. The predicted expen- are selected will be appointed by the “A loan from the Business Office ses for the year, also totaling vice-president of the Union, Bernard and Student Center reserve monies $617,450, includes $10,000 for new Hayes. The delegates will be approved were used to cover the loss,” she equipment and $58,673 for the craft by the Board of Chairmen and the rents calculators today added. shop. There are also several anticipa- Board of Directors will be informed of Henry Bowers, assistant dean of ted extraordinary opening expenses the final choice. The newly formed Student Services approved the idea and allocated student affairs and director of the arnounting to $65,624.60. Other important points of the Commission will begin offering $3500 for the program. student center, presented the financial The proposed budget will be exam- meeting included the appointment of electronic hand calculators to students “Hopefully the idea will go real report. Total gross income amounted ined by the Board of Directors and is Elmer Clark as the new Films Board today as part of a pilot rental well and we will be able to continue to $469,639 while expenses amounted expected to be passed by the next Chairman replacing Martin Ericson. program. Rental will be on a first this program next year,” said Larry to $759,842. meeting. Also replacing Ericson on the Faculty come, first served basis with the only Tilley, chairman of the Student The Student Center food service Other financially oriented motions Membership Committee was Kathy qualification being that of a student in Services Commission. lost $11,794 last year. Bowers told of the meeting included allotting the Black, Senate president. need of a calculator. “The profit from these rentals will N The Student Services Commission go back into Student Government for has leased 200 Model SE 88M hand the financing of other projects,” calculators from the Summit dded C ll. International, Mini-Lease Inc., which a arro —John Donnex deals with many universities in this STATE PARK area. EX” Alcohol, paper CARY THE CAUZULATORS will be CARTER rented from the Student Government offices on the fourth floor of the Student Center. The rent will range banned from from $1 a day to $5 a week to $15 a month. Carter Stadium If enough student interest is shown, the commission will consider No alcoholic beverages will be purchasing or renting calculators ideal allowed at Carter Stadium football for engineers. games. Also, no persons with ice The Summit SE 88M is capable of chests, coolers, thermoses, baskets, or eight functions: the four basic other containers will be allowed. arithmetic functions plus square, All bottles and cans are also pro- square root, reciprocal, and hibited, as well as paper and plastic percentage. It also has a memory key bags. for storing a constant number such as The State of North Carolina Gen- Pi or Avogadro’s number. The SE 88M Students attending the State—East Carolina football game tomorrow will find it easier to get in and out of eral Statute l8—A—30 states: Carter Stadium. comes complete with built-in Nicad It shall be unlawful for: battery that gives 10 hours operation (5) b—any person to make any A new access road has been constructed at the north end of the stadium. Bill Williams, head traffic safety time between each three hour charge. officer, said,“The new road will allow people from the north coming to the game, or leaving the game, to get in public display of alcoholic beverages and out easier, by not having to go to the front gates.” . THE IDEA for renting the at any athletic contest. Williams suggests that students take Hillsborough Street to Blue Ridge Road then Trinity Road to Carter calculators was originated by T. C. (5) 3— any person to possess or Stadium. He also said that students may take Western Boulevard to Nowell Road. Follow Nowell Road to Trinity Carroll this summer. H: asked for a consume any alcoholic beverages upon k Road to the stadium. —Rick Moore Special Student Senate meeting on any premises where such possession or July 28 at which time the senate consumption is not authorized by law. Williams should be good for Raleigh
Oliver Williams’ candidacy for city and the problem of maintaining a high Rapid growth is usually accompained by boards in order to obtain school sites that council stands to be a good thing for the standard of living while conserving and problems of pollution and crime, to cite could serve both as schools and city of Raleigh. Williams’ close ties to the rejuvenating the old values of thrift and two major trouble areas. As citizens leave recreational complexes is another University as well as his past record of rational action, little evidence has been the cities in despair, the city also loses its Williams idea. It is vitally important to innovative thought as a member of the seen 'in the local government arena. But major asses for remedying the problems. provide good school facilities and equally Raleigh City Planning Commission should these areas of “neighborhood action” are Williams is determined not to let this good recreational facilities to insure that serve the city well if Williams is elected to of major import. happen. He is in favor of a mass transit the children of Raleigh citizens can grow system, bicycle lanes, and limited up in the right type of atmosphere, an the Council. ‘ Williams’ emphasis is placed on thoroughfares, all of which would greatly atmosphere that may convince them to Williams has shown a great interest in immediate work in these vitally areas of concern to Raleigh’s future help limit pollution in Raleigh. Such take care of their city and possibly return important circles. He is a strong advocate innovations would help to make Raleigh to it as adults, thus helping to revitalize destiny. Raleigh, as so many other cities, of ' planned growth and citizen has the choice of dying as a decent place more of a “neighborhood” rather than a the city further in later years. representation in the planning of citizen city strangling itself to death. Williams’ farsighted approach to the to live and work or of revitalizing itself oriented programs. before. it is too late. Williams favors the Williams also proposes that attention ecology of the city and the degree of latter alternative. Planned growth is possibly the most be directed toward more low and liveability the city must have to survive Most of Williams’ work and concern overlooked element in rapidly growing. middle-income housing. He has realized illustrate his real sense of genuine has centered on constructive approaches cities today. Some cities, such as the need to provide decent housing for concern. His close ties with both the to problems that have too long gone Charlotte here in our own state, have the citizens so that in turn they may be University and the city cannot be other unheeded on the local level. While grown too fast. This fast growth has left more willing to divert some of their time than helpful in aiding him in his work as nationwide concern has been generated many of the citizens behind, alienating and energy into keeping the city a good City Councilman. His knowledge and for such problems as ecological balance them and causing them to leave the city. place to live. Better housing is of utmost interest in the future of the city of importance to a better city. Raleigh promise to bring a breath of fresh A plan that would allow the City air into the Council. Oliver Williams Council to combine funds with education should make a fine City Councilman. EDITORIALS A paper that us entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the ott-cral organ through Wthh the thatrghts, the actwrty, and an tact the very late at the campus, ts registered. It rs the mouthpiece thrOugh Wthh the CONCESE blank Technocran, vol 1, no 1, February 1, 1920. students themselves talk College Me wrth0ut tts rOurnal is DRINKS-20 HOT DOGS-40c
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With the institution of the policy Stadium ban up until some morally banning ice chests, thermoses, baskets, righteous alumni members and students hampers, boxes, and alcoholic beverages raised the question. It was the same old from Carter Stadium, another “rip-off” is story of a few deciding the extent of being perpetrated by the school adminis- personal liberty for the many. tration. ‘ Undoubtedly, pressures from alumni What the policy in effect does is to helped to bring about the ban. No create a monopoly for the concession student ' polls were ever taken to stands that operate at the stadium. With determine student reaction to the policy. spectators unable to bring their own It was a purely arbitary decision made by beverages into Carter, the concessionaires the administration even though it chiefly are given free reins to overcharge people concerns the students. who are forced to buy from them due to It can easily be seen that the alcoholic the unfair policy. beverage policy is one that discriminates Fans who attend the games rarely get against the students while profiting the what they pay for at the concession University administratibn. Perhaps a stands. Prices are inflated for low quality concerted effort by students to inform items that would bring much less in a the administration of their feelings on the market outside the stadium. Prices of soft matter can help to remedy the existing drinks from the concession counters are situation, but probably not. As in so outrageous when one compares the quan- many other cases, the administration sees tity received to that received in a drink itself as the moral pacesetter for the State W purchased outside the stadium for an campus. Unfortunately, this seems to be G.L. EDMlSTEN equal price. the minority view. In the memorandum stating the new policy from the Director of Safety and Security, reasons for the policy are listed Raleigh as “to eliminate safety hazards and cut down on litter” further stating that “paper and plastic bags cause hazards and litter.” It is ironic that students may not A metropolis to innocent piedmont boys bring paper or plastic bags into Carter Stadium because of a litter problem while by Willie Bolick phone number that would open this new world utilities included. Ah, sweet ignorance. Editorial Assistant to them. There was no turning back for the dynamic items sold at the concession stands are duo, so they thumbed through the few pages of either wrapped or boxed in paper Picture if you will two wide-eyed barefoot In almost no time at all, the two weary boys from the foothills of the Piedmont coming wanderers pulled up before the building housing the book, laid it back on the desk, turned and packages that also contribute to the the answer to all their prayers. The plate glass walked out the door. They realized that they litter and fire. to the big city of Raleigh, the capital of their problems of sovereign state, in search of a humble abode in windows welcomed them and pointed the way had beentaken to the cleaners. The reasons offered by the which to Spend the school year. to the end to their apartment hunting woes. “Goddamn it,” said the one who had rapidly memorandum seem to be only surface No sweat. Inside, there was no one to be seen in the lost his innocence. “Goddamn it,” said the other as he lost his sense of humor. reasons for the ruling. Obviously, the Raleigh’s a metropolis compared to Hickory, sparsely furnished room. Only low voices behind an opaque curtain could be heard. But As they drove out of Raleigh and back to the reasons for the ban go much deeper than affectionately known as the Hub of the Western Hub of the Western Piedmont, apartmentless, this. Piedmont, and so apartments should be as innocence prevailed and they waited for the promised miracle. they thought about the free meal they had Certainly, as previously stated, it is an numerous as locusts in Egypt. Or so these two provided the staff of Location Renters. “Yep, attempt to secure more profits for the innocent babes-in-arms thought. “Hello, hello, nice to see you young we gave ’em $30,” said the one. “Goddamn it,” First thought. Let’s try the want ads. Sure gentlemen, today.” Misgivings all over the place. said the other. stadium concession business. The profits “Now for a small fee of $30, we can help you are used to pay for the already existing enough, the want ads were full of prospective places. Visions of apartments with carpet, air out.” 'Well, these two thought, $30 for the concession stands. Several more conditioning, washers and dryers, near NCSU, promised land isn’t half bad. concession stands are planned in the with utilities included danced in their heads. So as quick as you could wink an eye, there Techn iciaxl future, enabling the University And all for $100 a month. Ah, sweet were 30 big ones on the table. And even quicker administration to further extend its Editor ...... Beverly Privette innocence. that that, they were in the Friendly Helper’s Associate Editor ...... Jeff Watkins unfair monopoly at Carter. _ The phone lines were rapidly called into hand. Features Editor ...... Nancy Scarbrouglt But the roots of the controversy stem play. “Hello? About that apartment you Now, for the real thing, the innocents Sports Editor ...... Ken Lloyd from other sectors as well as the advertised in .. . Oh? Yes, well thanks thought as the Helper disapperared behind the Editorial Assistant ...... Willie Bolick anyway.” Somehow everywhere they called, curtain. After an appropriate time, he returned, Manag‘ng Editor ...... Bob Estes “problem” of litter. If litter were one of Photo Editor ...... Ed Cararn the major concerns, then why are civic they had called precisely five minutes too late. not with contracts ready to be signed, not with Consulting Editor ...... John N. Walston allowed to sell boxed But their length of rope had not run out yet, the perfect apartment signed, sealed, and Senior Editor ...... George Panton organizations for 10 and behold, right there amongst the want delivered, but with a thin, black book. Circulation Manager ...... Robert Babb lunches at the stadium on game days? It ads shining like a neon sign were the Words It wasn’t even as thick as your favorite Ad Manager ...... Coleman Smith seems that a double standard is employed “LOCATION RENTERS.” And this is what it Marvel Comic Book. And inside, there were Pressman ...... Luigi Ammons in the ruling. said below these words: “Let the qualified staff strange places like Mondale, Fuquay-Varina, and I-oundetl l'ebruttry I. I920. wrth M l- . Trier: as the first editor. the ,7't't‘hrm‘mn ts puhltslted Monday. Naturally, there will be some problems of rental agents locate you the rental of your Morehead City. Places where apartments cost Wednesday. and ltrtdu) ilttttng lhe school year by the anywhere that alcoholic beverages are choice. We handle houses, apts. and farms in all small fortunes — apartments that were students or North (‘aroltna Suit}; University e\eept consumed. But no one brought the Carter areas and price ranges.” And then the magic unfurnished, non-air-conditioned, and no during: lmlttlays and esam perrods ‘ Page 2/ Technician September 7, 1973 LETTERS res ct for our country’s values should not committees and staff positions have been Education Committee, Drug Education re ect, badly upon those of us who have not; created to give you, the students the Committee, Good Neighbor Council, Harrelson Martin quite the contrary. If it means that one is ’3 back opportunity to become involved. Frankly, we Fund Committee, International Programs, extreme to adopt the platform that the YAF Library Committee, Natural Areas, Registration To the Editor: did—a platform affirming the right to life, need your help and we hope that anyone who is opposing amnesty for draft-dodgers and and Records Advisory Committee, Student. Can’t leave the campus for a single semester at all interested will offer a helping hand. Health Committee, Student Orientation before our paper pulls another boner. At this deserters, supporting a balanced budget and I have already appointed three students, Joe fiscal responsibilty, and generally affirming a Committee, Teaching Evaluation, Television rate, I may have to re-enroll and revive my old Conely, Lynn Daniel, and Charles Case to the who are column, “Slightly to the Right”! I refer, of faith in American principles—then count me in! Advisory Committee. I urge any ofyou And I would hOpe that most of you would want three executive staff positions. They will be interested in helping out to please come u to COUrse, to the article on Jesse Helms published working in Wednesday’s Technician. to be that kind of “rightwing extremist.” directly with me along with eight the Student Government office on the 4th oor I won’t be doing this again more than likely. student deans. Three of these dean positions of the Student Center and Sign up. It is regrettable for conservatives to adopt the I’ll leave it to the other Slightly-to-the-writers have been filled but there are vacancies for Dean We welcome any suggestions that you may “holier-than-thou”attitude that this article used out there to produce letters to the editor and of the Senate Activities Committee, two Deans have and hope that you drop by the office, read extensively , but the Technician’s writer made it editorials. Have a good year. over the descriptions of the various committees uite amusing. On the one hand, of the two project committees, and a Dean of Martin Winfree and Sign up for the ones you have an interest in. ghappaquiddick “was made infamous by Separate Committees. Many students have I have high hOpeS for the students and big plans Kennedy’s political opponents”--the fact that applied for the university committees but many for the improvement of th Student Teddy literally got away with murder was more are needed. Some of the open committees not?—and on the other T. C. speaks Government and with your help, I kn w we can hand--in another article are: Campus Planning and Environment get this year off to a good start. Thanks! on the same page-“under the Nixon To administration arrogance has become a way of the Editor: Committee, Campus Stores Advisory life.” The last paragraph is not to be believed: We‘ are planning a very busy and exciting Committee, Career Planning and Placement T.C. Carroll Senator Helms,, in his address, .is inferred. to bake year for the Student Government and many Advisory Committee, Extension and Continuing Student Body Pressden’t used “underhanded tactics” to “degrade himself and the system.” Unhappily, the writer also chose to use an old liberal axiom of political writing- ifyou don’t like it, call ’em Nazis. BLISSFU L IGNORANCE Many big and derogatory words were bandied about, but the writer came up with by Larry Bliss It is true that the nations of Albania, San It iS also true that Harrelson Hall was only three specific instances: Two harmless Guest Columnist Marino and Upper Volta do not actually exist actually built from the blueprint of a new air jokes and a self-applied label. Such are the As a public service in'today’s column, I shall and that the CIA has been fooling the entire cleaner that a desperate architect stole from a standard fare in liberal Speeches. One recalls the verify or deny a few rumors that have been world for years. garage next door. ' uproarious ha-ha that Spiro’s library was floating about lately. Their verity or falsehood It is not true that smoking a State brick will The old charge that men ut women on, burned, and that one of the two books had not have all been confirmed by a reliable source get you stoned. pedestals is not only true but e organizers of even been colored in. Or the “quote” by George with at least three subpoenas to back up its It is true that Yugoslavs poke fun at the 1974 Miss Sex Object contest plan to keep Wallace that “I like nigraS. I think everybody reliability. Creations and thus have created the Crolack contestants on Greek columns during the entire should own one.” The only trouble with liberal It is true that President Nixon plans to keep 'oke. ceremony. The winners will receive a trophy jokes, and the only reason that they are not the tapes for his new book, Six More Crises and J Don’t let anyone tell you that the ’72 1nd then be sent up to the judges’ bedrooms. more cutting, is that there is rarely any evidence a Few You Never Bargained For, to be released Presidential election was not an upset. George Reports that Led Zeppelin will reissue its of foul deeds on the part of conservatives. (And ‘ in 1977. It is not true, however, that Howard McGovern was quite upset. greatest hits rearranged for balalaika, kazoo and the first one that says Ehrlichman is a Hunt will collaborate with him to liven up the It is true that the FBI’S Ten Most Wanted ocarina are not true, although the result would conservative gets a sock on the jaw.) dull passages. Men are chosen secretly by a competition probably sound better. However, we know for It is not true that California will slide into involving poise, talent and malicious intent. As certain that all the members of the Alice Cooper for Helms calling himself a “rightwing the Pacific next year, although several thousand There is also a long waiting list for the t0p ten. group except Alice himself (1') have been extremist,” he was simply doing in Rome what disgruntled Nevada boat owners have been at It is not true that no one in the world sacrificed for a Druid idol and are currently Romans do. YAFers everywhere love to call work for six months with earth-moving understands the international finance system being irnpersonated by members of the In others and be called themselves “rightwing equipment trying to give it a good push. and that foreign exchange rates are set by means Concert studio audience. extremists,” because it gets under the liberals’ It is true that flying saucers exist and are of a Special dartboard. They use dice. skins. Actually, YAF Our final rumor is that certain portions of and Helms are both occupied by intelligent life. They’re too smart It is true that a major deodorant firm plans last week’s column were vaguely amusing and responsible and would have been considered to land here. to market a new Spray that keeps your armpits quite tame were more entertaining than, say, a good nap. only two decades ago. The fact that The old canard that Hitler was Jewish is, of dry but makes your kneecaps sweaty, thus Such rumors are true and should be spread the rest of the world seems to have lost its course, Sheer nonsense. creating a need for patella Sprays. about as much as possible.
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Profs tOUT- India by Connie Lael “SOME OF THE most mingling of different ele- Staff Writer unusual and Splendid creations ments,” said the professor, “... Fascinated and inspired of art in the history of man are vigorous life and solidity of with an admiration for the to be found in India,” stone movement and the Indian culture, Dr. W.L. High- remarked Highfill. “In spite of eternal.” . fill, professor in philosophy the ravages of time and wanton Another design which in- and religion, Spent two months destruction there remains some terested the professor was the- traveling throughout the of the truly great works of man cave temple. Its construction ancient country this summer. in stone and bronze.” involved the cutting into a Visiting the central cities of One of these sites is the mountain and the covering of Ellora, Ajanta, and Agra, temple at Mahabalipuram, 36 free space with has relief sculp- Highfill and history professor miles south of Madras city. The ture of the deities. “For the Dr. Michael Metzgar engaged entire structure is carved from devotee in the lim light of the mainly in the study of the a solid stone mountain. “These cave,” he added, “the temple great monuments in the coun- temples and their accom- comes alive with heavenly try’s art history. panying sculpture suggest the beings.” ALSO AT Mahabali- purm the professors saw the “Descent of the Gangees,” an APO to sponsor 86 foot long sculptured panel carved on a sheer rock face over the river. It contains a riot of beings, gods, and yogis, history booklet birds, and heavenly creatures in flight. “All of the figures show ecstatic appreciation for the gift by Nell Perry campus compliments of Alpha of abundant water.” Staff Writer Phi Omega fraternity. There will be no bold or You know all those tall tales LEGENDS SUCH AS “Ivan striking contrast or change in The trip to India was part of you’ve been hearing about Mothershead and the Brickyard the methods Highfill will teach a faculty seminar sponsored 1 State? Monogram,” “Fuller Horton his religion courses this and financed by the South Those tales, plus other cam- Day,” and “How the 1911 semester “just the subtleties of Atlantic States Association for The above is a sculpture of the goddess Shiva—Nataraj, a Building Got Its Name” will be major diety pus trivia, are the inspiration of my increased appreciation,” he South East Asian Studies. The in Indian culture.(phot0 by Halliburton) a new booklet to appear on included in the booklet en- said. Herdoes plan to use some association consists of a con- titled “Then There Was the of the thousand slides he took sortium of schools in the .1 r ’rimr‘ Time...” while in India. Carolinas and Virginia. Al Burkart, chairman of the committee to compile the Jim Ward concert rolls along booklet, commented, “A book of this nature will make State Coffeehouses begin by Chris Byrd music and himself. “My music HIS MAJOR CONCERN is more than just bricks; it’ll be Writer is rythm and blues and GOSpel the Christian message he wants more of a real campus.” The GOSpel train rolled on piano,” Ward said. “It’s a to communicate. “In my music Initially it would be dis- weekly series tonight vogue, a tradition; a long I want to present the truth Wednesday and Thursday that tributed to all students and Folk rock nights to the blues and standing and developing into a I have found, the truth of then to the freshmen during music will create a relaxing evening in a candle medium of music.” the atmOSphere of the first lit room,” said Debbie Ogden, , Motown tunes of James Ward, Christ. I think Christian people orientation, he added. Coffeehouse churning and steaming out of The twenty-three year old should sing about what they of the year to- co-chairwoman of the STUDENTS WITH stories night at 8:30, in the Rathskel- Entertainment Board. Chattanooga like the performer considers himself to be a piano have to say,” he said. to contribute are urged to sub- lar of the Student Center. himself. player, not a pianist “because I The son of a Presbyterian mit them. “We want any dorm, . Part of the music scene do not concertize with MICHAEL WHITE and in style minister, Ward feels it is impor- fraternity, or student with John Dellinger, two State the recent Christian counter- and technique.” tant to express his beliefs interesting stories or trivia to LATE culture, Ward depends entirely students who won third place Trained in music at through his music, but at the contact us,” APO president in the All-Campus 73 upon the Sponsorshi of Cove nant College in same time not to rely on his Bob Webster explained. “We’re SHOWS campus fellowships as nter- Hootenany, will be the fea- Chattanooga, he sees himself to message alone. “I am con- offering a cash prize of .up to tured performers. Playing their Varsity, as he is during his be without sufficient strength cerned also with the content of $25 for outstanding entries.” THIS FRIDAY 8. 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by Ray Deltz while scoring 17 touchdowns. Wolfpack. Senior Bruce Shaw But a big loss from last season will get the starting nod, but 55.00 One can almost hear the is fullback Les Strayhom. will be backed up by talented screaming voices of East DEFENSIVELY, the Pirates Dave Buckey and William and Carolina supporters as they return experience at nearly Mary transfer John Gargano. FOR Two SEMESTERS inch closer toward Carter every position, but Randle still State’s offensive line, which Stadium every day. speaks outwardly pessimistic contains an abundance of Fans in many sectors of about his team’s chances of experience, should make Eastern North Carolina have containing State’s powerful Saturday night’s outing at CHECK MY TERMS made it a habit to display offense. Carter Stadium a little more “Beat State” posters in every “We once again have a enjoyable for State’s talented conceivable location. One depth problem,” said Randle, backfield. almost think that o WHILE THE DEFENSE has would been a big question mark for r/ NO DELIVERY CHARGE tomorrow night’s State-ECU most of fall practice, Holtz battle represented the top in- seems to be leaning toward a r/ NO DEPOSIT , state rivalry. more encouraging view. “I feel THE PIRATES, who return our defense will be an entirely 42 lettermen, were missing different team from last r/ FULLY APPROVED BY _- only three starters from each season,” expressed Holtz. unit at the beginning of the “They’re playing very well as a HOUSING FOR DORM USE season. Yet, injuries and talk of unit.” inconsistent performances in “If our defense does not -I/ ATTRACTIVE COPPERTONE practice sessions have some- play consistently good, it will what dampened a seemingly show up in our won-lost optomistic outlook for Pirate record,” added Holtz. “The FINISH ENHANCES ROOM DECOR success. linebacking position will be a “Our offense was simply key to the outcome of this unable to move the ball against season.” the State “scout team,’ said AS FOR East Carolina, HURRY _ LIMITED SUPPLY, ECU Head Coach Sonny Holtz had high regard for the Randle. “Our defense also per- successful Southern Con- FIRST COME — FIRST SERVED formed poorly against a ference school. “East Carolina simulated NC State offense.” played as well against us as Offensively, the Pirate at- anyone we played last season,” tack is led by quarterback Carl Lou Holtz said the coach. “They out- Summerell (6-3, 196), who “and State’s Offense is just so gained us on the ground. We passed last season for 1275 BILL JACKSON awesome.” feel we’ll have to throw against CALL — yards in tossing 12 touch- State mentor Lou Holtz them and we don’t “have Pat downs. Bolstering the backfield should be a little more opti- Kenney to catch it like we did 834-2189 will be senior Carlester mistic, eSpecially on offense. In last year.” Crumpler (6-5, 213), who set the backfield, four potential A near capacity is expected DAY NITE several Southern Conference All-Americans named Burden, for the season opener tomor- rushing records last season Young, Hooks and Fritts give row night. Perhaps it could be State one of the most explosive entitled “Lou’s Second Step.” backfields in all of college foot- Regardless of the title, the ball. 1973 edition is expected to do PRODUCTS/ RCA RECORDS ROLAND HOOKS and bigger and better things. With BEST Senior Willie Burden will get one of the nation’s toughest the starting assignment football schedules, State is Saturday night, according to undoubtedly being presented a JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Paul Kantner, Grace sTick Holtz. Stan Fritts has a bad strong challenge. THIRTY SECONDS OVER WINTERLAND & David Freiberg Young is State’s first challenge will be Baron von TOllbooth hand while Charley Chrome Nun still recovering from a leg ail- ECU. Although it is the & The ment. Yet, both will see action opening game for the Pirates, it against ECU. is nonetheless the game for Depth will play a major role East Carolina, which will either at quarterback for the make or break their season.
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Page 6/ Technician / September 7, 1973 Harriers open season tomorrow
by 3111 Moss and the Atlantic Coast Confer- but subsequent meets with behind Duke. The third Spot is schedule is the North Carolina deal of the four mile race. Staff Writer ence as well. Duke, Maryland and Carolina presently up in the air but State meet slated for October TOMORROW'S MEET will “Compared to some of the “WE ARE GOING to miss will be very tough. Coach Wescott says that “We 27. This meet includes all the be preceded by an Open cross schools I think we’re weaker Sid Allen and Neil Ackley but I “DUKE IS plannin on certainly want to stay ahead of four-year schools in the state. country meet Sponsored by the because they have so much” feel we have several runners being a national power,’ said Carolina and be third.” About 15 schools should be North Carolina Track Club. said Jim Wilkins quietly, who will take up the gap,” said Wescott “and I certainly think T HE ADDITION of represented. The open meet begins at nine speaking of the 1973 version of Coach Jim Wescott, who is they will be. They have a real Olympian Jack Bachelor to the State’s cross country course am. the State cross-country team. beginning his fifth season at strong team with lots of coaching staff should be a big which starts and finishes on the So, the cross country season “But with the guys we have, at the Wolfpack helm. depth.” plus for the Wolfpack barriers. lower Miller Field, is one of the has almost arrived and Mike the end of the season we’ll be “Wilkins is our leader” he The Blue Devils return Bob Bachelor competed in the 1968 few “on campus” courses in Fahey expresses optimism. capable of upsetting some continued “I guess our top five and Steve Wheeler as well as and 1972 Olympic Games. He the conference. Because of the “This year these guys wanna people.” will include (sophomore) Scott Scott Eden and Joe Browder. placed ninth in the marathon way the course is set up, a work harder than ever before. State’s season opens Weston, Clayton Craig, a fresh- These four along with a couple at Munich. spectator can move not more The team seems a bit more tomorrow morning at 10:30 man from Florida, as well as of promising freshmen should One highlight of the 1973 than 200 yards and see a great together.” when the Wolfpack Will take (senior) Mike Fahey, (junior) make Duke one of the top on Clemson in a dual meet at Bob Ritchie, (junior) Dave teams in the nation. Miller Field on the campus. Senter and Bob Wilson.” Maryland once again fields a , The season promises to be a The opening meet with strong team which should take good one for the Wolfpack, Clemson should be an easy one second place in the conference
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by Jim Pomeranz the best overall record, 9-2, yards tbr an average of 5.3 Staff Writer according to the Sports editors. yards per carry. But one of those losses was AT THE FULLBACK posi- In most pre-season olls predicted to come at the hands tion is another State runner. State and Carolina have een of State to make their Stan Fritts out-polled Duke’s running neck and neck for the conference record the second Mike Bomgardner six to one to first place Slot in ACC football best at 5-1. The other loss take the honors. Fritts, a 6’1, competition this year. Smith could be against Missouri. 205 lb. junior from Oak Ridge, Barrier of the Greensboro Even though Maryland, Daily News picks “North Duke, and Virginia placed Tenn., finished sixth in the Carolina by an inch,” but stu- third, fourth, and fifth, the nation in scoring last year dent sports editors around the sports editors think those picking up 689 yards and ACC choose State by a mile. teams could each finish in any a 4.8 rushing average. The Wolfpack received six of those places. At the flanker position are of seven first place votes in the When it comes down to who two outstanding players: Frank first annual Technician Pre- in the ACC ranks somewhere in Russell 'of Ma. {and and Season Football P011 to gain the nation, the reSponse from Harrison Davis of Vii,“ iia, who the top of the ladder in the Sports editors was State and both received two votes each. Atlantic Coast Conference. Carolina. The student writers The Offensive Player of the State received a total of 48 out think State, will finish Year was a. toss up. Vidnovic, of a possible 49 votes in the anywhere from eighth to 15th, Fritts, and Burden each .0. campus newspaper poll. and the Tar Heels from 12th to received two votes while the SCORING WAS based on 18th. They both are definitely seventh vote went to State’s seven points for a first place top 20 material. offensive, guard, Bill Yoest. vote, six for second, five for WHEN THE student Sports However, the Defensive third, four for fourth, three for editors think of All—ACC back- Player of the Year prediction 'AD‘OG fifth, two for sixth, and a fields, such names as Vidnovic, went to Paul Vellano of single vote for last place. Shaw, Avelini, Burden, Fritts, Maryland. The 6’3, 240 lb. flu ’ Carolina received the other Russell, Davis, Jerome, senior from Schenectady, N.Y., ., , A, -vr 1.17;, 15; ‘ 'J. first place vote along with five Buckey, and Bimgardner came a defensive guard, has already vs "4 ‘.7. my. ‘l- second place votes and a third to mind. They all are good been a pre-season All-American State’s cross country team has been slaving under the hot afternoon sun for the past place vote to place second with players but the choice was nar- selection for 1973. few weeks in preparation of their season that opens tomorrow. (photo by Caram) 42 points. The Tar Heels rowed to best in each position. placed 11 points ahead of a At the quarterback Spot is much improved Maryland Nick Vidnovic of Carolina. The team. 5’11, 162 lb. senior from Falls Rounding out the confer- Church, Va. did not make the ence, the sports editors picked All-ACC team last year but was The Air Force Pilot has it Duke fourth, Virginia fifth, the clear choice over State’s Clemson sixth, and Wake Bruce Shaw this year. Vidnovic Forest seventh. received four of seven votes in STATE WAS generally pre- the polling followed by Shaw made. Air Force ROTC dicted to produce a 60 con- with two. ference record and an overall The only unanimous selec- record that includes losses to tion was for the running back Nebraska, Penn State, and slot. Willie Burden of State will help you make it. possibly Georgia. received all seven votes cast. The second place Tar Heels Last season, the 5’11, 204 lb. could finish the season with Raleigh senior, gained 605 Here’s how. If you qualify, the Air Force ROTC will give you free flying lessons. It’ll be in a Cessna 150- you’re started towards the day when you’ll solo in an Air Force jet. That’s only one of the fringe benefits of the Air Force ROTC Program. Consider all this: Scholarships—6,500 of them that cover full tui- tion. Plus reimbursement for textbooks. Plus lab and incidental fees. Plus $100 a month, tax-free, to use as you like.
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The Can Do “ First- Citizens. ’41! 'inl i" H. .v, I Page 8./ Technician September 7,1973 attractor National Endowment for the Arts Federal money On campus Dr. Thomas N. Walters was one by George Panton National Ballet and a fellowship to an English From a shakey beginning, the program has gathered support where today the endowment is of three North Carolinians to receive a grant Over $50,000 will be spent on dance professor to write a book comes from federal the this year as compared to a major factor in American Arts. From the from the Endowment. Walters will uSe programs on campus funds earmarked for the arts. for expenses incurred in Iessthan $30,000 for concerts in the New Arts These funds come from the National Metropolitan Opera to the North Carolina $5,000 fellowship reasons for the difference in federally Symphony, the Endowment supports programs writing his first novel. He is on leave from the series. One of the Endowment for the Arts which is this fall to work on his book. the two figures is support from the National funded. The endowment was created in 1965 in all 50 states. University Nancy Hanks, the Endowment's chairman, Walters has also been a poet-in-residence in Endowment for the Arts. with an initial budget of $2.5 million. By 1973 Carolina and and the says the organization's purpose is to the public schools in North One third of the cost of the Dance Series at the budget had soared to $38 million under programs sponsored by the requested appropriation for 1974 is $72.5 decentralize the arts or “to make the arts more Virginia Stewart Theatre, one third the.cost of the accessible to more people." Endowment. Friends of the College performances by the million. Money for the dance programs on campus comes from the Endowment’s Coordinated Residency Touring program, which puts small dance companies in residency for short periods of time. Ms. Hanks describes dance as “the fastest growing line art form in America." At State the Endowment will help support almost $50,000 in dance residency programs. The National Ballet will be in a week's residency next Spring. The Endowment will fund $6,000 of the $30,000 booking fee. Three of the performances will be part of the Friends of the College series. The ballet will also perform several'concerts for school children. The Dance series in Stewart Theatre is also a part of the residency program. Of the$19,450 total booking fee, the Endowment will pay over one-third of the fee. Maggie Klekas, Stewart Theatre manager, says "without support from the National Endowment for the Arts no school could afford to bring in these dance companies. NEA is sponsoring 73 of the top dance companies in the country." Last year's performances by Yuriko and James Cunningham were supported by NEA. "Last season’s dance performances proved so successful, we decided this season to enlarge the program since we could " get such quality programing with subsidy from NEA. “Last year dance proved it is moving into new areas of total theatre. It is as much theatre as the plays. I consider it an extension of the theatre season," Klekas said. In its theatre program, the Endowment An exhibition of Mokonde Sculpture supports not only such major theatres as the is on display in the Student Center Arena Stage in Washington and the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, but also most of the Gallery. The contemporary ebony country best-known regional cOmpanies. sculptures are by the Makonde, Bantu "if the Endowment increases its support to Africans inhabiting a remote region of touring regional companies that are now out of on our reach financially such as the City Center Mozambique. The sculpture Acting Company, they would come into a price display is not traditional African art, range that we can afford," concludes Klekas. but it is a synthesis of old and new. With increasing federal support for the arts, the future looks bright' for cultural attractions on campus not only in dance and theatre but in other areas of the arts. Page attractor/ September 7, "1:973 r A&P Colonial w-o «Man 1 White bread (1 lb. 6 oz.) .35 36 29 .32 Corn flakes (12 oz.) .23 34 29 .29 . Survey reveals Flour (5 lbs.) ~ » .73 75 .88' .59 Cookies, cream sand. (15 oz.) .49 .55 .55 .55 Bacon (1 lb.) 1.44 1.42 1.38 1.44 Ground chuck (1 lb.) 1.17 1.29 1.39 1.27 Whole frying chicken (1 lb.) .73 .85 .78 grocery prices .72 Tune fish (6-1/2 oz.) .53 .59 .53 .55 Pork chops (center) (1 lb.) 2.04 2.35 1.89 1.85 There is no longer any inexpensive food. sets of prices for the same goods—the price Chuck steak, bone in (1 lb.) 1.19 1.19 1.19 1.15. inflation and increased consumer demand have charged for a particular item is determined by Eggs, grade A large .93 .88 .89 both interacted to increase the prices the _ the store's location in the city. .89 student consumer has to pay at the supermarket There are also various degrees of quality in Margarine 1 lb. .24 .25 .39 .37 check out counter. the priced items. In future attractor reports a Butter 1 its. .83 .89 .83 .89 On Saturday, August 18, attractors more complete price-quality analysis will be Cheddar cheese (8 02.) 1.27 1.25 1.26 1.25 made. consumer evaluation team compared the prices Whole milk 1 qt. .37 .39 .39 .39 on a sample market basket at four supermarkets The sample market basket cost $19.33 at close to campus and frequented by students. Winn-Dixie, $19.38 at K-Mart, $19.73 at A&P, Skim milk 1 qt. .36 .38 .39 .38 and $20.57 at Colonial. While the Bananas 1 lb. The four stores surveyed were A&P on Colonial price .18 17 .17 .14 was higher over-all, the store offered the best Carrots 1 lb. .28 .20 .23 .20 Hillsborough Street, Colonial Store in Cameron produce. In several instances the Colonial Village, Winn-Dixie in Ridgewood Shopping produce was cheaper than the other stores. As Lettuce 1 head .29 .42 .39 .42 Center and K-Mart Foods on Western for meats, the A&P generally had the lower Potatoes (white) (10 lb.) 1.49 1.45 1.09 1.24 Boulevard. prices; however, it did not offer the best variety. Frozen DJ (12 oz.) .42 .45 .43 .39 The consumer should bear in mind that the For beer lovers the cheapest store was Fruit cocktail (1 lb. 1 oz.) .39 prices apply only on the day of the survey and KMart. It is interesting that K-Mart Foods .34 .34 .29 may have changed since the survey. Also the include Many Colonial house brands but at Green beans (1 lb. 1 oz.) .25 .33 .20 .21 prices apply only to the store visited and not cheaper prices. Frozen green beans (9 oz.) .29 .29 .25 .27 necessarily to other stores in the same The following table lists the results of the Veg. soup (10-3/4 oz.) .17 supermarket chain. A&P for example has three survey. .18 .18 .17 Tomatoes (can) 303 .33 .31 .25 .24 Coffee (1 lb.) 1.17 1.23 1.05 1.19 Schlitz beer (12 oz.) _l._5_?_ .33 42 E. attractor report TL ‘ Totals: 19.73 20.57 19.33 19.38 J Ho w the ocean ’s tides affect meat prices? For meat-hungry students, supermarkets and until the price freeze is lifted next Wednesday. demand, prices dr0p. Price acts as a method of pay upward. A ton of soybean meal, a major restaurants are depressing places these days. And consumers, expecting sharp price increases rationing by determining who buys what. ingredient in livestock feed, that sold last year Empty beef counters, high prices stamped on after the freeze, are stocking up on beef at Just what happened to push meat prices to for around $100 per ton rose as high as $400 chicken and pork, increasing menu prices and current prices. today’s levels? per ton last spring. And a bushel of corn that reports that meat packers are closing down add Dr. John E. lkerd, livestock marketing The major thrust, economists say, came from farmers used to pay just over $1 for increased to up to a meat-lover's nightmare. analyst, notes that the high prices shoppers are consumers themselves. Worldwide, people are around $2.50. But . according to University economists, currently paying for pork and chicken are demanding more protein in the form of meats. Feed grain costs were driven up last year by a student consumers should take heart. In time influenced by the availability and price of red Higher incomes have enabled consumers around combination of factors. Bad weather and scarce meat supplies will increase and high meat meats. While beef is scarce and expensive, many the world to buy more and better cuts. Also the flooding last fall substantially reduced harvests prices will go down. They warn, however, that shoppers are substituting pork and poultry, thus devaluation of the dollar has increased the of feed grains. Demand for U. S. grain products supplies and prices will probably get worse draining supplies and keeping prices on those purchasing power of foreign countries. from Russia and around the world placed extra before they get better. meats high. Meanwhile, available supplies have been unable strain on existing supplies and pushed prices. Two factors are contributing to scarce meat Economists explain that when the amount of to keep pace with the rapidly increasing higher. supplies, University economists say. Meat beef, pork or chicken on the market decreases demand. Soybean prices and one of the the world's producers, hoping to get better prices on their and many people want to buy those items, In addition, the costs of producing beef, great disasters have a curious relationship. The beef, are holding their animals off the market prices go up. When supplies increase, relative to pork and poultry have shoved prices consumers disaster is a change in the ocean off the coast of Peru where 22 percent of the world's fish, a valuable source of protein, are caught. “El Money on the hoof Nino" has come—a change in the sea in which warm waters have overrun the colder Humboldt Current which produces the abundance of fish there—and the fish are suddenly no more. Without supplies of protein found in fish meal, soybeans furnished an alternative protein source. ' "We wouldn’t expect another year of this kind again in 100 years," lkerd says, remarking on the combination of factors which contributed to this year’s food situation. So what can consumers expect when the freeze on beef prices is removed? University economists speculate that immediately after price restrictions are lifted, meat prices will shoot up. Producers, anxious to make profits on their beef at higher, post-freeze prices, will market their cattle. But in the scramble for profit, the producers may glut the market next week with large quantities of beef. Large amounts of red meats on the market may cause prices to drop within a week or two after the freeze is lifted, lkerd explains. ”Whether the market is glutted will depend on how much producers are holding off the market now," he notes. the But even if prices decline somewhat in the Iity weeks following the freeze, economists say that meat supplies will be low and prices high nto throughout this year and into next. The -.tre production process takes time, Dr. Charles R. the Pugh, extension economist, says. While chicken can be produced from hatched egg to dress broiler in only 12 weeks, it takes about nine ant months to prepare pork for market and at least the two years to ready a steer for slaughter, he 2 per points out. the Even though increased supplies will probably drive prices down over time; Pugh does‘not to believe that food prices will ever dip as low as‘in t of the past. "After the price of food peaks, it will nter go down. But I think it will level off at a higher I rice level than in the past," he says. Some experts indicate that 1973 will be the year for rock bottom beef and pork prices while ions others believe that pork prices will be lowest in t in 1974 and beef prices will hit bottom in 1976. Page 3 / attractor / September 7, 1973 Summerti Barefoot, shirttail dangling, patches _”Jeez, next wet on the knees and seat of his britches, wearing shoes aga the freckled faced youngster chews on old Sally Ann l a blade of grass. chasing me . . . Yul Like so many before him, summer snaps back to rea... dreams cloud his head. He hangs on as "School! Boy, long as possible. everything. Wha la Page 4 / attractor / September 7, 1973 when little boys flee ve got to start their nd that dumb momma’s apron strings. ford will be ‘ e thinks as he corarily. oing to spoil teachers know about catching frogs?” little boy's heart is to go to bed stupid old Summertime — when little boys without taking a bath or brushing his flee their momma's apron strings. teeth. Sure at times they are baseball He is just as innocent as the heroes helping their Little League watermelon smeared on his face and teams win the city championship. But the stomach ache he got eating the most of the time they are really Willie green plums he stole from Mrs. Mays, Hammerin’ Hank Aaron and Smith's tree. . Tom Seaver on the verge of winning But even little boys have the World Series. "humongous" problems facing them. By day little boys become Tarzans, “What can write for Mrs. Feathers swinging on ropes high over thecreek when I get back to school?" before descending to battle 28 hungry “I know she is going to ask us to alligators, a school of barracuda and write that dumb old thing about what an angry hippopotamus. we did this summer. She won’t believe Modern day Huckleberry Finns, me if I tell her I was the first man to they escape to the woods to build walk on Jupiter." treehouses, ready their rafts for ”I doubt if she’ll even believe me if launching and hope their mommas I tell her 'about the time-l sailed the will let‘ them make the maiden voyage. ocean with Columbus or how saved the world from atomic They spend their nights catching destruction. . "Oh Jeez, I just reckon I will write fireflies and a prize collection consists about of at least 43 held captive in a pint jar. the family's trip to the mountains and maybe even how the Just enough to admire his frog bears raided our tent." by without his mom collection “Boy, discovering them. how dull can you get?" And the ultimate goal in every —John Walston photos by Ed Caram Page 5/ attractor/ September 7, 1973 Gray squirrels make great reading The number one best sellingbook on the N. in areas ranging from the Arctic to the southern was named by the General Assembly as the a similar vein Longview, Washington C. State campus is not The Joy ofSex nor the tip of Africa. official state mammal. constructed a squirrel bridge over a busy road so Breakfast of Champions but The Worfd ofthe The gray squirrel, one of over a thousand In a final chapter entitled "Squirrel and that the animals would not be injured by Gray Squirrel. . kinds, is native only in the eastern half of North Man," the authors put the squirrel in context of automobiles. The title seems out of place on any best America, from Southern Ontario and New As for a future, the gray squirrel has adapted tut::"ir the world in which it increasingly must urban parks and wooden suburban areas seller list, but it is number one at the campus Brunswick south to Florida. Considered the live—that of man. A favorite target of hunters, well to bookstore. The reason for the book's success third most important game animal in the United where enemies are few and food is avaliable. wears not'to come from a great devotion to was an important squirrels have been used worldwide in the There will be many more generations of States, the gay squirrel at the same time the gray squirrel by the members of the source of food for early settlers. Today the training of sharpshooters. Yet Crumpled Ears to come to delight children and I University community but from the squirrel is the most popular game animal in the city of Olney, lllnois traffic laws grant the adults alike. right-of-way to the town’s squirrels. If a salesmanship of its author. North Carolina with 3.5 milliertikilled annually a—Georga Panton Dr. Frederick S. Barkalow, a professor of in the state. In North Carolina the gray squirrel motorist hits one, he is subject to a $25 fine. In zoology and forestry, has been a noted campus “we figtre for a number of years. He was one of the original members of a small peace group on campus in the mid—1960's, and he has been a (Row, row, row your boat. . . leader in the campus environmental movement. By title the book is not one that the average individual would buy to read even with the relatively inexpensive price of $5.95. This reviewer would never have bought the book qflrqclcrreview had it not been a curiosity to see what made it the number one campus seller. To my surprise the book is a delight to read, and it is illustrated with excellent photographs. It is very similar to some of Walt Disney’s nature films—the squirrels take on a character all their own— in fact several of the squirrels studied have been given names by the authors. There is also a local appeal to the readers because many of the subjects were observed in Umstead State Park near Raleigh. 'The squirrels take on a character all their own.’ Monica Shorten, a researcher with the British Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, is co-author with Barkalow of the book which is one of more than 30 books in the J. B. Lippincott Company's “Living World" series. The book is a product of almost three decades of observation and research by the authors. The authors focus on one enterprising little female they dubbed Crumpled Ear, to show the life cycle of these animals throughout the four seasons. Maturation and mating, feeding and nesting habits, physical characteristics, social patterns, and adjustment to environment are all a part of the authors’ account of the squirrel. The adaptability of squirrels to change has ambled it to survive more than 30 million years Hollywood’s film version Jesus Christ Sup er Star fails . The film version of the now famous play benefits of the film. It was while watching this the method should have been much more For those of you who have a little extra to Jesus Christ Superstar is now showing at the very film that I learned how callous and serious, much more decent. Not only are spend on diversion, the film might be a good State Theatre in downtown Raleigh. For those insensitive Raleigh audiences can be. There were middle-Americans offended by such scenes, buy for its sheer ludicrousness. Godspell was of you who budget your entertainment money, two women behind me who were sent into homoSexuaIs are or should be. The scene is adolescent, Superstar is vulgar, didactic, and this is not a film you need to worry about side-splitting hysteria by a suicidal Judas. unnecessary, offensive, and poorly done. overdone- —Robert McPhaiI missing. And we must also not fail to mention the About the only redeeming thing about the historical lessons we learn. In my studies of film is the soundtrack, but we have all heard ancient history I never learned that Roman Crossword puzzle that before. Some of the scenery is inspiring, if soldiers occupying the Holy Land were all ACROSS 31-Shallowvessel 52.writing 28-Deface 37-Sharpens 45-Guido's high it isn't being cluttered by tanks and low flying attractive, tank-topped Anglo-American types. 32-Title of respect implement 29-Pose for 39-Danger note Herod’s court was also portrayed in a l-Priest's 33-College degree 53-lnsane portrait 40-Be ill 46-Emmet aircraft. new vestment (abbr.) 54-Narrow 31-Foot lever 42-Spraads for 47-Damp The director of the film was no doubt historical light, with obviously gay male dancers 4-Compartments 34~Chemical openings 32-Carpenter's drying 48-Nahoor tool 43-Word of sheep inspired, offering the audience such subtle hints flitting here and there while Jesus stood 9-Stroke01 house 36-ChapeauCOMPOUDd 55-Music:writtenas nothing bread at lZlnlet 376$iu‘rjn 35-Harbinger sorrow 51-Three-toed as a black Judas and a Herod who was speechless as Herod himself threw l3-A month c ori e 35.Possesses M-Obstruct 5M" less than a screaming faggot. Aside from the dumbfounded Roman guards. l4-Macaw 38-Sow DOWN offensive comment made by such coincidences, In its technical aspects, the film is very much lS-Occupant 39-Animal's l-Skill‘ insult was added to injury as the audience was like any other contemporary film of its type— lQ-Insect17‘$C°'°"edegg 40-Aleutianl°°t 3-Prohibited2-Falsehood 20-Hebrew festival island 443386 slapped left and right by the heavy-handed competently done. In what I suppose was meant Zl-Pay attention 4l-Evaluates 23-Preposition 43-Ventilate ~ 5-Ch0958 editorializing on contemporary world events. as some kind of clever touch, the entire cast of 24-Short-billed “Tradesman 6-Conrunchon Certainly the Christian message is worth the movie arrives on a beat up bus to begin the rail 46-Permits 7-Covetous 27-Mcient 49-Everyone person communicating to modern man, but if it is saga and departs sad-faced on the same bus at its 28.Small rug 50.Goddess of 8-Wrnter 29-Hindu guitar the hunt WhICle necessary- to bastardize it in order to md Pam 6/ attractor] September 7, 1973 ~ Stones to release a new album by Neil Denker gives an accurate reflection of the progressive It is customary for there to be a sudden surge music in-the year 1965. The Byrds were the first in the number of new releases of records in the big American group, and definitely the most month of September. This somewhat progressive of the era, because of songs like Mr. conspicUously coincides with the Sound Trucks Tambourine Mart I remember seeing them at the same relative return-to-school time. It is difficult to project Captain Beyond— Like several of the other Marty Rodriguez replaces Bobby Caldwell on the future completely, but it does not look as drums period chronologically as the Beatles on an Ed modern harder rock-and-roll groups this group which is unusual as he did half the Sullivan Show one night, long before the decade though the output will be quite as large this composing. For this year. has a cult-like following, for what reason it is album also added is Guille of hippiedom. It's been a long hard way, difficult to speculate. This album would appeal Garcia on congas, timbales, and percussion and eventually leading into several other generations At Random mostly to those people already into Captain Reese Wynans on electric and acoustic pianos. of Byrds; Dillard and Clark, Flying Burrito Beyond and would be as interested as l was to (Paul Hornsby- Organ on Starglow Energy). This Brothers (who it seems like everyone in any big The Stones tour of Europe is being anxiously see where they could go after their last album. is a good rocker of an album although it is fairly group has been with at some time or another) anticipated by all, and supposedly they might Space-head music is the rule here for those "heavy." Note: The first album was dedicated and of course Crosby, not toured Stills, Nash, and Young. do a US. tour afterward. They have ‘who are unfamiliar with this group. It is to Duane Allman, the second to Berry Oakley. For some reason the songs deal with songs of . as such in quite some time. Their newest album stimulating to hear some nice acoustic guitar Byrds—Preflyte is merely old material in an slightly less emotional depth concerning is soon to be released, Goat’s Head Soup. work blended in with the heavier passages, attractive new package. This material on the relations between men and women, much akin Other groups from England,” in the process of especially prevalent on the first side. Also on album is by the original Byrds; David Crosby to those of the Beatles of the same time period. releasing new albums are: Renaissance, a fine the album are numerous fitting sound effects, still with them at the time. Do you see the pattern of a progression from a progressive-jazz type of group, with their third etc., and other assorted psychedelia. The album is valuable in the sense that it base point in progressive music? effort to date Ashes Are Burning, and the very popular Flash is ready with their Out Of Our Hands. LYoung love Speaking about touring, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young are due to start touring sometime in October. Their tour was postponed because Neil wanted some time with his family. Please don’t quote me but they should be releasing an album within the next few months, especially since they did some studio sessions together back in the spring. Art Garfunkel's long awaited first solo album is due to be released sometime in September. In the album he does songs by several contemporary artists/composers. The Allman Brothers Band— Brothers and Sisters will catch you by surprise. Why? Because despite the unfortunate plague of death which has befallen the Allman Brothers, they can still retain much of their original objectives as far as sound. There are a couple of cuts with the now deceased Berry Oakley on bass, with Lamar Williams filling in for the group now in his place. On this album Chuck Leavall plays piano, Les Dudek does some acoustic guitar work, with brother Gregg Allman and Richard Betts teaming up to take the place that Duane so amply filled. The guitar work is good but I still prefer their sbund to when Duane was with them. The basic style is still the blues. Jelly Jelly is like a jazz improvisational number on some blues. Best cuts are Ramblin Man and Southbound. “mm means I Individual Tickets is a genuine masterpiece of staggering proportions.” —Edward Behr, Newsweek To Non-series Performances manganese was presented for the first time October 14, 1 972; that date should become a landmark in movie history. A film that has made the strongest impression on me in almost twenty years of reviewing.” —Pauline Kael, New Yorker mmmem is-_n_ot a ‘dirty’ movie. The film is stark, sensitive and completely shattering in its intensity. Yes, by all means, see ‘Last Tango’.” —Aaron Schindler, Family Circle 'mmmem *GREASE is not about sex and it is not about inhumanity. It is about the things that a man lives by. There’s just nothing to compare *TWIGS with it in recent experience. It is very much worth seeing.” —Judith Crist, ‘Today' Show *MARK TWAIN ON STAGE ‘W‘Ifingo MM is not prurient. Rather, it uses sex to study human pain, *ROMEO AND JULIET failure, loneliness, despair and at moments even love.” — *STOP THE WORLD *ELEO POMARE‘ Rocking Chou Theatre STEUJQRT THEQTRE AMBRSSROOR UniverSity Student Center North Carolina State University STARTS TODAY I IS FAYETYEVlllE STREET DOWNTOWN RALEIGH Page 7 l attractor / September 7, 1973 ' camera lens This with X " ' 2 2-1/4 8x10 $2.25 2 8 / / 1973