Visitor’s Guide NC State University

Talley Student Union Talley Student Union is the hub for quality student-life experiences and community-building on campus. It features a grand ballroom, a wide variety of dining, lounging and meeting venues, recreational areas, student organization and government offices, and the NC State Bookstore.

5 NC State at a Glance 20 Main Campus Map 6 History 22 Biomedical Campus Map Educational Leadership 23 Centennial Campus Map 9 Hillsborough Traditions 24 Hillsborough Street Map 10 Undergraduate Admissions 26 Raleigh Diversity 28 Polar Plunge 13 Real-World Learning Golf and Dine at NC State Outreach and Extension 31 Athletics 14 Research and Centennial Campus 32 Park Alumni Center 17 Service Red and White for Life Hunt Library 34 Directory 18 Open House Visitor Parking Faculty & Staff 2,336 faculty NC State Student-faculty ratio 13:1 The Chancellor’s Faculty Excellence Program brings some of the best and brightest minds to join NC State at a Glance University’s interdisciplinary efforts to solve some of the globe’s most significant problems. Guided by a strong North Carolina State University is a large, strategic plan and an aggressive vision, the cluster hiring comprehensive university known for its leadership in program has added 58 new faculty members in 20 select education and research, and is globally recognized for fields to add more breadth and depth to NC State’s science, technology, engineering and mathematics. already-strong efforts. Interdisciplinary clusters include bioinformatics, personalized medicine and public science As one of the leading land-grant institutions in the 25 faculty are members of the prestigious nation, NC State is committed to playing an active and National Academies vital role in improving quality of life for the citizens of North Carolina, the nation and the world. Rankings Students #1 best value among North Carolina public universities Largest four-year institution in North Carolina SmartAsset.com Largest number of applications from NC students #3 among colleges of veterinary medicine 33,755 students from all 100 NC counties, 52 states U.S. News & World Report and territories, and 115 foreign countries Top 10 best-value public institution in the U.S. 23,847 undergraduate students U.S. News & World Report 9,908 graduate students #9 online MBA nationally 393 veterinary medicine students Princeton Review 1,978 non-degree seeking students 11 graduate programs among the top 30 5,678 undergraduate and 3,136 graduate degrees in their field nationally awarded in 2015-2016 U.S. News & World Report NC State’s college’s collectively offer more than 300 Jenkins Professional MBA among top 20 nationally undergraduate and graduate degree programs U.S. News & World Report

5 History

Founded in 1887, NC State—then known as the North Carolina Known as the “People’s University,” NC State has developed College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts—began classes in the into a vital educational and economic resource. A wealth of fall of 1889 with 72 students, six faculty and one building. Today, university outreach and extension programs provide services and the university has nearly 34,000 students, 9,000 faculty and staff education to all sectors of the state’s economy and its citizens. and more than 700 buildings. Consistently ranked a national best value and among the nation’s top 100 public universities, NC State is a pre-eminent research In the early 1900s, two federal programs sparked a new era in institution, attracting top faculty and students from around the extension and outreach work at the college. An agreement with world. Together with our public and private partners, we create the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 1909 led to what is now economic, societal and intellectual prosperity. known as the 4-H program. The passage of the Smith-Lever Act in 1914 enabled land-grant colleges to establish state, county and local extension programs to further support their existing demonstration work, leading North Carolina to establish the Educational Cooperative Agricultural Extension Service at State College. Although the term “State College” had been in use for years, the broadening of the school’s teaching, research and extension Leadership activities led the Board of Trustees to officially adopt the name. By the 1920s, State College was beginning to grow beyond its Dr. Randy Woodson is North Carolina State University’s 14th original agricultural and mechanical focus, adding schools of chancellor. He has extensive experience as a member of engineering, science and business, textiles, education and a university faculty and administration with a reputation for graduate school. consensus building throughout his decades long career in higher Despite the difficulties of the Great Depression as well as World education. A nationally recognized leader in bridging the gap War II, State College made contributions to the war effort by between vision and action, he has led the development and hosting a number of military detachments and training exercises, implementation of the university’s strategic plan to improve and refitting the work of several departments and programs student success, faculty excellence, and engagement and to military and defense purposes. The campus experienced economic development. unparalleled growth during the postwar years as the G.I. Bill Dr. Woodson received his B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in brought thousands of former servicemen to campus. horticulture from the University of Arkansas and Cornell In the following decades, the college continued to expand its University, respectively, specializing in plant physiology. curricula, creating schools of design, forestry, physical science He has contributed a wide body of knowledge to his field with and mathematics, and humanities and social sciences. During research covering topics such as plant genetics, molecular these years of growth, the name was changed again—this time biology, biotechnology and sustainable bioproducts development. to North Carolina State University at Raleigh. His work has been published in over 100 journal articles and book The university celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1987, which chapters. His research has been featured in stories published in also saw the creation of Centennial Campus. Centennial brings Businessweek, The Futurist and Discover. together university and corporate leaders to engage in teaching, research and economic development.

6 Hillsborough Traditions

Hillsborough Street is located along the border of North Campus. It links the city of Raleigh and the NC State community seamlessly while providing entertainment and services vital to our students. It’s no wonder that many of NC State’s most treasured traditions take place on Hillsborough Street. Check out pages 24-25 for venues on Hillsborough Street. Memorial Bell Tower Since its completion in 1937, the Memorial Bell Tower has stood as a symbol of identity for North Carolina State University, a timekeeper for tradition and a perpetual memorial to NC State students who gave their lives in defense of their country. As well Packapalooza as a memorial, the tower is a rallying point for students, faculty, One of NC State’s most cherished traditions is WolfPack Welcome staff, alumni and members of the university community. Week, where the incoming class is welcomed with open arms. The Belltower is lit for holidays that honor our veterans, such as Each day of the week is filled with events and activities to help new Memorial Day and Veterans’ Day, and to celebrate NC State’s students acclimate to the NC State community. The cap-stone proudest occasions and achievements such as: commencement, event each year is Packapalooza, an all-day block party and street Founder’s Day, athletic victories and academic awards. festival showcasing the best of NC State from sustainability, to arts, from academics to inflatables, games and of course great music. Homecoming Homecoming provides a weeklong series of traditions and community events that capture the things our students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends hold dear. Whether you’re an NC State student, graduate or fan, Homecoming is your chance to show that you bleed Wolfpack Red. The night before the big game is celebrated in style with a Homecoming parade down Hillsborough Street. Campus clubs, local organizations, sororities, fraternities, bands and special VIPS march down Hillsborough Street to pump up the Pack with true Wolfpack spirit. Krispy Kreme Challenge Started in 2004 as a dare between a few students, the Krispy Kreme Challenge not only tests participants physical stamina but also their intestinal fortitude. Competitors run two and a half miles to the nearest Krispy Kreme on Peace Street where they down a dozen doughnuts, and then run back, all in an hour to complete the challenge. Proceeds from the race go to the North Carolina Children’s Hospital. Participants sign up as a challenger, casual runner, doughnut supporter or volunteer. The race has become one of the most recognizable events at NC State and was featured in Sports Illustrated magazine‘s ”102 More Things You Gotta Do Before You Graduate” and NC State’s “54 Things to do at NC State.” 9 Undergraduate Admissions Diversity

NC State receives both freshman and transfer student NC State welcomes all people regardless of ethnicity, race, applications each year from across the state of North Carolina, national origin, age, gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic the United States, and internationally. The admissions office background, religion or disability. While these categories may employs a holistic approach in reviewing students’ applications. be important parts of our identities, they aren’t the whole story. Competitive freshman applicants take a rigorous curriculum Instead, we choose to be defined by our excellence and our and maintain a strong GPA throughout high school. The most commitment to growth. Because diversity is what makes our competitive transfer applicants have at least 30 hours of lives richer and gives us the chance to advance our university, NC transferable credits and meet their requested program’s unique State strives to be more diverse in hopes of creating a culture that GPA and course recommendations. However, we also consider values empathy, respect, tolerance and equality for all. In doing a range of accomplishments and qualifications when reviewing this, we serve as pioneers in a much larger way, paving the road both freshman and transfer student applications. for a more diverse and inclusive world—both at home and abroad. Visit admissions.ncsu.edu for more information about the In order to achieve our university goals and to prepare students application process. for the global workplace that awaits them after leaving NC State, we create a campus climate and overall sense of global awareness that encourages and embraces all forms of diversity. We are committed to the collective pursuit of excellence through acceptance of both individuals and ideas that may be different than our own, for these are the items that will continue to move this outstanding institution forward.

10 Real-World Outreach and Learning Extension

Instruction at NC State begins in the classroom, but it almost As North Carolina’s flagship research intensive, community engaged always leads into laboratories—where students work side-by-side land-grant university, NC State has a unique mission to serve the with leading researchers in their fields—or to stages, galleries and citizens of this state. This occurs through technical assistance, off-campus job internships and co-ops that expose students to real- professional development, lifelong education, technology transfer, world challenges and experiences. and other means of applying knowledge to real world issues and problems. At NC State we produce more than graduates—we combine the theoretical with the practical to create innovators and leaders of Faculty, students and staff from our academic and administrative tomorrow. By the time most NC State students graduate, they units engage in collaborative research, learning and service have not only mastered their area of expertise, they have gained partnerships with business, industry, government and valuable job experience and discovered the potential for inquiry and communities, in the Triangle region and across the state. Extension creativity within themselves. and engagement initiatives include economic development, environmental stewardship, K-12 education, leadership development Perhaps all this “real world learning” is the reason that The Wall and entrepreneurial support. NC State’s Office of Extension, Street Journal reported that corporate recruiters say NC State is Engagement, and Economic Development reaches over one million their top choice in North Carolina—and 19th in the entire country. citizens annually through Cooperative Extension, Industrial Extension, the McKimmon Center for Extension and Continuing Education, NC State’s Economic Development Partnership, the General Hugh Shelton Leadership Center, and the North Carolina Small Business and Technology Development Center. Knowledge turns into power when people use it to make their lives better. That’s what North Carolina Cooperative Extension is all about—extending knowledge from the state’s land-grant universities to you, your family and your community. Extension agents at centers in all 100 counties and the Cherokee Reservation, and the Extension specialists at NC State and NC A&T, are working together to help North Carolinians develop new agribusiness ventures, improve their health and family life, and sustain the environment. Working together, we can achieve more than we can alone.

13 Research and Centennial Campus

Research at NC State is a foundation of our culture. Our identity innovation daily as more than 1,800 corporate and government is based on a reputation for excellence in research and our employees work alongside a thousand-plus NC State faculty, teaching is enhanced by the presence of a strong research staff, post-docs, and students. Centennial Campus houses culture. Research at NC State is an economic engine as well. NC more than 100 companies, government agencies, and NC State discoveries have resulted in more than 660 patents and State research and academic units, including the colleges of over 70 companies that employ more than 13,000 people. Engineering, Textiles and Veterinary Medicine. In 2016, North Carolinians voted to pass the Connect NC bond NC State research developments include: referendum. Two-thirds of the Connect NC bond is funding The world’s first synthetic aorta critical improvements in higher education, with $160 million The prototype for an artificial retina going to NC State to support agriculture and engineering, A blood cholesterol test that more accurately measures the two critical drivers of economic development and jobs across risk of heart disease. North Carolina. These and other projects funded by the $2 Statistical models that will aid in designing new treatment billion are coming with no tax increase for the state’s citizens. strategies for HIV patients With funding from the bond and support from private donors, Lighter, fire-resistant and biological agent-resistant turnout NC State will build the new Plant Sciences Initiative and the gear for first responders Engineering Oval building, hubs of innovation that will allow Statistical software that led to the creation of SAS, the North Carolina to remain a national leader in engineering and world’s largest privately held software company emerge as a world leader in plant sciences. When North Carolina A permanent nanocoating that, when exposed to light, kills or voters last approved a higher education bond, their decision inactivates bacteria and viruses reshaped campus and reinvigorated the state. Construction Genomic sequences of the rice plant and its greatest enemy – the rice-blast disease pathogen projects funded in 2000 were integral to sustaining NC State’s cutting-edge education, research and scholarship. They built the academic core of our Centennial Campus, a nation-leading These discoveries are not arrived at in a vacuum, but arise from research campus and economic engine where government, the collaboration and partnership between great minds and industry, nonprofit and academic partners come together to leaders. On Centennial Campus, a national model for university seek solutions to the world’s greatest challenges. research campuses for more than 20 years, research drives 14 Service

Community service is an integral part of life at NC State. The principles of leadership, service, ethics and commitment guide many of our academic offerings, aided in part by a campus wide Service-Learning Initiative. NC State has a rich history of service. That commitment to community and reciprocity continues with the Center for Excellence in Curricular Engagement. Working together, faculty, students and community members will address community- identified issues and through critical reflection, engender personal growth, academic and civic learning as well as enhance capacity for individual and collective learning, critical thinking and leadership. The Center for Student Leadership, Ethics & Public Service (CSLEPS) sponsors workshops, seminars, conferences, speakers and special events throughout the year while linking students with local and global volunteer opportunities in areas like animal protection, environmental concerns, elder issues, education, healthcare, hunger, mentoring, tutoring and other fields. The center also sponsors NC State’s most popular student service option, the Alternative Service Break Program. This initiative encourage students to devote their semester breaks to service projects locally and abroad, often working with outside organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and Stop Hunger Now. Service Raleigh, another university wide initiative, links the NC State community with local volunteer opportunities, giving students, faculty and staff a chance to give back to the city we call home. NC State volunteers contribute thousands of hours to projects that include working in homeless shelters, painting nursing homes, distributing fliers for multiple sclerosis societies and helping with campus beautification. Held at the beginning of each fall semester, Service NC State welcomes new students to campus and pairs students, faculty, staff and the community together to bag meals for the undernourished. Hunt Library

The Hunt Library turns the traditional library on its head, giving NC State students, faculty and staff a state-of-the-art space for learning, research, collaboration and more. Library features include: The bookBot, a robotic, automated book delivery system that houses up to two million items and can deliver an item within five minutes of a user choosing it from the online catalog. Technology-rich spaces where students and faculty can do pioneering work in a large-scale visualization and simulation. Videoconferencing and multimedia production facilities that encourage collaboration across locations and mastery of the latest audio and video tools.

17 Open House

Held every October. Open House gives students and their families, opportunity to visit our campus and learn about academic programs and student life at the state’s largest public university. Alumni and their families are also encouraged to attend. Visitors can get information about specific majors, admissions, housing, dining, arts, athletics and more. ncsu.edu/openhouse Visitor Parking

University visitors may park in any hourly pay lot or pay-by-space area. Visitors parked in these areas pay the posted parking rates. www.ncsu.edu/transportation/parking/visitors. html. Visitors may also purchase a daily permit for $10 at the Transportation Office located at 2721 Sullivan Drive from 7am - 5pm, Monday through Friday. These permits are specific to certain areas of campus and are not valid in visitor pay lots. If you park in a pay lot, you will be charged the pay lot rate. Visitors with a state-issued handicap/accessible placard may purchase a daily permit and park in any accessible parking space throughout campus. Wolfline is the university’s transit system (open to the public) and the best way to acquaint yourself with campus. Just hop aboard at any marked bus stop – no fare or ID is required to ride. Visitors may also park free in any off-campus Wolfline park-and-ride lot and ride Wolfline to their campus destination. Download the TransLoc App for free and track the Wolfline buses in real time. Please note that parking is enforced from 7am - 5pm, Monday through Friday, including during student breaks. Parking is not enforced on university employee holidays. 18 Main Campus To I-440, J.C. Raulston Arboretum, Centennial Biomedical Campus, College of Veterinary Medicine, Carter-Finley Stadium, PNC Arena

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Lonnie Poole Golf Course & Carole Johnson Poole Clubhouse 23 Raleigh

Raleigh isn’t your typical Southern town. It blends the fun and excitement of a big city with the hospitality and charm of a small town. North Carolina’s capital city is located in the heart of the state’s Triangle, a hotbed for education, research and innovation. One of the fastest growing cities in the United States, Raleigh is a city of contrasts beginning with its location. Situated midway between the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, the beach and the mountains are never more than a two- to three-hour drive away. Though, if you want to go a bit further than North Carolina’s borders, the Raleigh-Durham International Airport is just minutes away. With world-class theatres, museums, trendy restaurants, major sports teams like the Carolina Hurricanes and multinational businesses—plus a climate that’s mild year round, it’s easy to see why Raleigh is consistently rated among the best places to live and work in the United States.

26 Polar Plunge

Interested in taking a dip in the 40° waters of Lake Raleigh on Centennial Campus? Then the Polar Plunge is for you! The plunge is a unique opportunity for individuals, organizations and businesses to support Special Olympics North Carolina athletes. First organized in 2006, the event attracts more than one hundred people willing to take the plunge in late February along with over 800 runners/walkers participating in a 5K. This event kicks off the NC State Police Department’s fundraising efforts to benefit the North Carolina Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics. Now part of the Wolfpack Gives Back campaign, the event continues to expand in popularity.

Golf and Dine at NC State

NC State has its own 18-hole championship golf course and It was voted Best New Golf Course in North Carolina (2010) by the clubhouse on Centennial Campus that offers the most spectacular NC Golf Panel, and Golfweek has voted the course one of the top views of the Raleigh skyline! 30 college/university golf courses in the world every year since opening. It serves myriad purposes in support of academic and The Lonnie Poole Golf Course and Carol Johnson Poole Clubhouse athletic excellence at NC State, providing a home course for the are public facilities designed to provide the NC State community men’s and women’s golf teams, and teaching and training facility and golfing public access to a championship golf course playable for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the PGA Golf for all skill levels. The elegantly appointed clubhouse features a Management Program in the College of Natural Resources. full-service golf shop and indoor training facilities, a full-service restaurant and bar, and lots of meeting space for special events and The entire facility was built with private donations and totaled over more. The outdoor fireplace and fire pit patio overlooking downtown $16 million. The lead donations for the golf course and clubhouse Raleigh provide the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the view. was provided by Lonnie Poole and his wife, Carol Johnson Poole.

The golf course was designed by the Arnold Palmer Design For affordable rates and tee times, call 919.833.3338 or visit Company and is designated an Audubon Signature Sanctuary. http://www.lonniepoolegolfcourse.com.

28 Athletics

Since the first football game in 1892, North Carolina State University has competed at the highest level of college athletics, winning two NCAA national championships, two AIAW titles and four other national championships. We’ve also produced Olympic medalists in swimming as well as 26 individual NCAA and AIAW national champions in a variety of sports. NC State competes in 23 intercollegiate varsity sports and is a founding member and competitor in one of the nation’s premier leagues the Atlantic Coast Conference. The university’s “Wolfpack” athletics teams are nationally recognized and enjoy a tradition of excellence both on the field and in the classroom. Men’s varsity sports include soccer, cross country and football in the fall; basketball, swimming, indoor track and wrestling in the winter; and outdoor track, golf, tennis and baseball in the spring. Varsity sports for women include soccer, cross country and volleyball in the fall; basketball, indoor track, swimming and gymnastics in the winter; and track, golf, softball and tennis in the spring. The co-ed rifle team competes during the winter. For more information on university athletics, visit www.gopack.com.

31 Park Alumni Center

The Dorothy and Roy Park Alumni Center, built on the southern shore of Centennial Campus’ Lake Raleigh, is an elegant destination for a business lunch and a prime location for reunions, post-game receptions, parties and seminars. The building features Italian marble flooring, double curving staircases and a grand reception room with a full wall of windows onto the lake. The State Club restaurant is open to the public Monday - Friday from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. with a delicious menu of appetizers, salads, sandwiches, entrees and desserts. Sit by the fireplace or enjoy the lake view on the patio. While a membership is not required to dine for lunch or hold an event, State Club members enjoy exclusive dinner and social events. For more information, contact the State Club at 919.515.0552 or visit www.thestateclub.org. Red and White for Life

The day students enroll at NC State they join a community for life. The pride, loyalty, and relationships that they build on campus will long outlast their student days. They are for life. Former students stay Red & White for Life as members of the Alumni Association. When former students join the alumni association it builds a stronger university. Members have a more powerful alumni network through events and reunions. They aid in student scholarships and faculty awards and stay up-to-date on the university through the NC State magazine. Each year, more than 6,400 new graduates join the Wolfpack family of alumni. Collectively, the 175,000-plus NC State alumni represent a diverse community throughout the world. For information about joining the Alumni Association, visit: www.alumni.ncsu.edu or call 1.800.627.2586.

32 Important Contact Information All Listed Numbers are in the 919 Area Code

NC State Operator ...... 515-2011

University Homepage ...... ncsu.edu

Agriculture Institute ...... 515-3248 harvest.cals.ncsu.edu/agriculture-institute

Athletics ...... 515-2101 www.gopack.com

Bookstore ...... 515-2161 shop.bookstore.ncsu.edu

Campus Police ...... 515-3000 campuspolice.ehps.ncsu.edu

Campus Recreation ...... 515-7529 recreation.ncsu.edu

Cashier’s Office ...... 515-2986 cashier.ncsu.edu

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences ...... 515-2614 cals.ncsu.edu

College of Design ...... 515-8302 design.ncsu.edu

College of Education ...... 515-5514 ced.ncsu.edu

College of Engineering ...... 515-3263 www.engr.ncsu.edu

College of Humanities and Social Sciences ...... 515-2468 chass.ncsu.edu

Poole College of Management ...... 515-7100 poole.ncsu.edu

College of Natural Resources ...... 515-2883 cnr.ncsu.edu

College of Sciences ...... 515-2501 sciences.ncsu.edu

College of Textiles ...... 515-6531 textiles.ncsu.edu

College of Veterinary Medicine ...... 513-6786 cvm.ncsu.edu

Co-operative Education ...... 515-2396 cdc.dasa.ncsu.edu

Dining ...... 515-7012 dining.ncsu.edu

Disability Services ...... 515-7653 dso.dasa.ncsu.edu

Environmental Sciences ...... 515-2883 www.ncsu.edu/envi

Graduate School ...... 515-2872 grad.ncsu.edu

Greek Life ...... 513-2910 fsl.dasa.ncsu.edu

International Services ...... 515-2961 internationalservices.ncsu.edu

Libraries ...... 515-3364 www.lib.ncsu.edu

Majors ...... 515-8130 majorsandminors.dasa.ncsu.edu

Multicultural Student Affairs ...... 515-3835 oied.ncsu.edu/MSA

34 Music Department ...... 515-2981 music.arts.ncsu.edu

New Student Orientation ...... 515-1234 newstudents.dasa.ncsu.edu/orientation

Non-Degree Studies ...... 515-2572 www.ncsu.edu/nds

Park Scholarships ...... 515-3794 park.ncsu.edu

Registration & Records ...... 515-2572 registrar.ncsu.edu

ROTC Air Force ...... 515-2417 airforce.dasa.ncsu.edu

ROTC Army ...... 515-0863 army.dasa.ncsu.edu

ROTC Marine Corps ...... 515-8930 naval.dasa.ncsu.edu

ROTC Navy ...... 515-8931 naval.dasa.ncsu.edu

Scholarships and Financial Aid ...... 515-2421 financialaid.ncsu.edu

Student Health Services ...... 515-2563 healthypack.dasa.ncsu.edu

Study Abroad ...... 515-2087 studyabroad.ncsu.edu

Transportation ...... 515-3424 www.ncsu.edu/transportation

Tutorial Center ...... 515-3163 tutorial.dasa.ncsu.edu

Undergraduate Academic Programs ...... 515-2446 dasa.ncsu.edu

Undergraduate Admissions ...... 515-2434 admissions.ncsu.edu

University Career Center ...... 515-2396 cdc.dasa.ncsu.edu

University College ...... 515-2446 universitycollege.dasa.ncsu.edu

University Honors Program ...... 513-4078 honors.dasa.ncsu.edu

University Housing ...... 515-2440 housing.dasa.ncsu.edu

University Scholars Program ...... 515-2353 scholars.dasa.ncsu.edu

Veterans Affairs ...... 515-3048 www.ncsu.edu/veterans

NC State University is dedicated to equality of opportunity. The University does not condone discrimination against students, employees, or applicants in any form. NC State commits itself to positive action to secure equal opportunity regardless of race, color, creed, national origin, religion, sex, age, or disability. In addition, NC State welcomes all persons without regard to sexual orientation. 15,000 copies of this public document were printed at no cost to the University.

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