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Volume LXVII. Number64 Wednesday. March 12. 1986 Raleigh, North Carolina Phone 737-241 "2412

Senate to consider surplus fundtransfer LisaCook Government allocations and opera- "With our proposal. the net gain on ment funds into money market future) before the Senate's final Hardee. who stepped down from Staff Writer tions for the year." Hardee said. the surplus from last year will still be accounts. meeting this year. her chairmanship to argue against “These allocations are based on $3.000." ”Around $6,000 of the surplus was “The surplus funds accrued from the recommendations. expressed Student Body Comptroller Brenda The $14,000 increase in the surplus used this past fall to purchase increases in student enrollment and concern that the surplus fund — The Student Senate will consider Flory’s decision. Her decision comes this past academic year occurred computer equipment for the Student from funds returned by groups who some $30,000 — would not be used recommendations from the Finance from the number of students enrolled from the $40,000 increase to Student Government offices." Kay said. did not use all of their allocations feasibly. Committee to transfer $5,000 from a at the beginning of the semester." Government's overall allocation for over the years." Parker said. "I understand that it's student Student Government surplus fund senator Michael Parker said. 1984-85. Kay said. Hardee said. “i think the money “Student Government gets 84.65 money we’re dealing with. but I feel into the 1986-86 legislative budget. The Finance Committee recom- Hardee responded. saying “With left in surplus should be used only in from each student’s tuition." Kay that once we start dipping into that Student Body Treasurer Marva mendations also propose that no the N.C. Board of Governors’ projects initiated by Student Gov- explained. “As enrollment fluctuates. surplus there won't be anything left Hardee said. more than the $5,000 be allocated enrollment restrictions and federal ernment for students or Student so does Student Government’s reve- for emergencies that might occur." The transfer of funds is being from the surplus fund during the government’s cutbacks of student Government emergency expenses." nue. Hardee said. considered “because there is only remainder ofthe year. Hardee said. funds.‘such large increases cannot be Hardee said the recommendations "To adjust for this ﬂuctuation. The 10 bills scheduled for consid- $1.587 left in the treasury for student Senator Bryan Kay. sponsor of the counted on in the future." are based on the condition that the Student Government bases its eration at the Finance Committee groups this year." Hardee said. recommendations. said. “The $5.000 Kay discovered the existence of Finance Committee deliberate budget on a somewhat conservative meeting were postponed until the “Annually we make a line-item is a good ﬁgure. It’s close to the the surplus fund “last year in the further and recommend a surplus estimate of its revenue. Any extra committee’s meeting on Monday budget assigning the amount of amount of interest which will accrue course of investigating the possibility ‘ fund floor (to prevent excessive funds become part of the surplus after the clubs involved are con- money we will spend on Student next year. of investing some Student Govern- allocations from the‘ fund ii the fund." Kay said. sulted. Hardee said.

Bell tower rings again Hall named Joseph Galarneau Minority Affairs Assignments Editor State celebrated the 99th anniversary of the university's founding during Founders’ Day festivities Thursday. University and area officials gathered bill approved Afro-American to‘ dedicate a new 246-bell carillon in Memorial Tower to former State Chan- cellor Carey Bostian and his wife. Neita. "Their devotion has enhanced the quality Lisa Cook problems of women. disabled. and of the university and expanded educa- Staff Writer gay and lesbian students on campus. tional opportunities." Chancellor Bruce The accepted version of the bill Poulton said. The Student Senate approved also “did away with the proviso that Affairs head The bells. silent for the past five years State’s first Minority Affairs stand- the committee must have a two- because of mechanical problems. now ing committee by acclamation in thirds vote to consider an issue." ring again thanks to the Bostians’ their last meeting before spring Mauney said. SheilaSimmons white campus. Student Affairs de- interest in the carillon and their inspira- break. The deleted provision was un- StaffWriter cided to redesign the position and to tion in fund-raising efforts. said John ., Acclamation is the “strongest show constitutional. Mauney said. because incorporate other duties into it. Hall Kanipe. vice chancellor for development. 9 of support that can be made for any Student Body Documents “state that said. In the annual Founders' Day dinner /’ type of legislation." said Senate committee decisions are made on The Division of Student Affairs Hall said her main goal this yeaf held that evening, Poulton presented ._ ,, President Gary Mauney. simple majority basis." named a new coordinator of Afro- was to restrengthen the Peer Mentor State's highest non-academic awards to'W” "It’s not only unanimous. but Isenhour. a Minority Affairs American Student Affairs after the Program. which experienced trouble Chancellor Emeritus John Caldwell and <1 everyone is strongly in favor of the Committee member. said. “The resignation of the director of State's after the resignation ofThompson. Professor Emeritus Hubert Park. A move." he said. Senate has to realize that the Peer Mentor Program last semester. “My goal is not to alter the Watauga Medal. given in recognition of Controversy over which minorities barriers are not only student bar- Endia Hall. recently with Career existing program. but to get it back “unusually distinguished service to the would be included delayed the bill's riers. We must work with the Planning and Placement. was on its feet." Hall said. university." was awarded to Caldwell passage in previous weeks. administration and faculty to dissolve assigned to the new position in “i would like to make black for his work as “chief architect in the The revised bill expands the any barriers that exist there to January. and will also act as director students very proud to be a part of development of NCSU as a com- primary focus from just black-white strive for racial equality throughout of the Peer Mentor Program and that program and to re-establish and prehensive and international acclaimed relations to racial issues as a whole. campus." coordinator of the Afro-American upgrade it to the quality that it was institution of higher. education," including international and native Mauney called the Minority Affairs Symposium in connection with the before." Poulton said. American students' concerns. Committee a “definite step forward Afro-American Advisory Committee. ﬂail expressed her feelings about Poulton presented the second medal Though the “Senate’s main ob- for Student Government in terms of accordingtoHall. the university’s improvement with to Park for being a “professor jective was to focus on racial recognition that minorities have Hall will also plan and implement the handlingofminority programs. extraordinaire. a teacher whose de- problems and the situations that unique problems on campus." leadership for the Afro-American “I am pleased to see that the dication to students. mathematics edu~ create them" on campus. Executive Mauney said the committee will student leaders and act as an adviser university is beginning to be very cation and the university for more than . Assistant to the Student Body Presi- enable Student Government to go out to the AfroAmerican fraternities supportive of these programs." Hall 60 years has given new meaning to the ’,’ dent Steve Isenhour said. “the and make needed changes to improve and sororities. said. r definition of outstanding teacher.” Senate also has to look ahead and the quality of campus life for , After the resignation of Edwina Hall also said that she hopes that Park. who has received two Outstand- realize that it should include other minorities. Thompson. former director of the "there will be more of a coordinated ing Teacher Awards. has taught minorities for long-term consid- “This is one of the most far- Peer Mentor Program. which is effort in doing things so that minori- mathematics at State since 1934 and eration." reaching and positive things l’ve designed to help incoming black ty coordinators will work cohesively has continued to teach here for the The Minority Affairs Committee is seen enacted in my three years in freshmen adjust to life on a majority together toaccomplish some goals.” past two years without compensation. further. charged to represent the Student Senate." Mauney said.

Plight for democratic society denied

U.S. government, military obstructed Philippine’s freedom, refugee says Lisa Jernigaa lated election results. Since 1972. been inspired by the people to bring government, according to Planas. killed and thousands of houses were want their human rights. “We do not StaffWriter Marcos has called many elections. change for the good of the people. she During the William McKinley ad- destroyed. want the military bases.” she said. Since elections would be suicidal for said. But Aquino will be subjected to ministration. the Philippines were “The United States made the “Even the Pentagon has stated that Charito Planas. a U.S. refugee who a dictator. Marcos has found many pressure from the United States to viewed as a good source for cheap Philippines a little America." Planas the Philippines face no external fled the Philippines in 1978 to escape ways of manipulating elections. retain their military bases located in labor. providing a stable climate for said. "Our umbilical cord was the enemies." Ferdinand Marcos’ regime. accuses In 1981 he even got a member of the Philippines. She will also be U.S. investments. McKinley United States; We knew more United The Filipinos consider the 23 the U.S. government and military of his own regime to run against him. under pressure from the poor and- purchased the Philippines from Spain States history than we did of our military bases as an extension of U.S. obstructing the Philippines’ plight for According to Planas. Past elections from the wealthy sector. since she is for $20 million. explaining that the homeland." power. she said. “The Philippines a free and democratic society. have been won by the use of threats. a member of one of the 100 United States was going “to civilize. After joining forces with the want to make their own decisions and Planas. imprisoned for 14 months imprisonment and “rigged" voting by wealthiest families in the Philippines. Christianize and educate" the Filipi- United States in World War H. the to give up ‘, benefits from their by Marcos for her opposition toward Marcos. “It is the highest hope that she will nos. she said. Philippines were granted their in- parents. We are tired of being martial law. spoke of the decision by “In America. one must wait hours remember the Filipino people, 83. The Philippines already had estab- dependence on July 4. 1946. Although subservient." the U.S. government to grant tempo- after the polls close to know election percent of whom are poor. that lished a university. and Catholicism they were given their independence. Planas. belonging to one of the rary ylum to Marcos at a recent results. but in the Philippines. we brought her into power." Planas said. was prevalent due to the past the Philippines were forced to accept wealthiest families in the Philippines. Peace uncheonmeeting Feb. 27. know the results before the election." “The chances of revolution by the colonization by Spain. she said. equal rights for the use of their will return to the Philippines this The nited States continued to she said. Filipino people will depend on During the Philippines’ colonizav natural resources by the U.S. mili- month. Planas spoke of her hope to support arcos as a reliable ally due “The victory of (Cornell Aquino Aquino's cabinet selection and the tion by the United States. television tary bases in the Philippines for 99 be involved in the cabinet chosen by to his long commitment of retaining was the Filipino ‘poople power' type of reconstruction they will and newspapers spoke of the Filipi- years. Aquino. If not chosen as a cabinet the 23 U.S. military bases located in exclaiming enough is enough." Planas advocate." nos welcoming Americans. Planas “In other words. the Philippines member. Planas stated that she the Philippines. accordingto Planas. said. "They asserted their rights and The Philippines’ plight for a free said the “news blackout" did not would remain subservient to the would continue to travel. speak and Planas also stated that 1980 is not they won." and democratic society has been show the American people the truth. United States." she said. fight for the Filipinos' struggle for a the ﬁrst year Marcos has manipu- A joyous but hopeful Aquino has continually hindered by the U.S. She said over 200.000 natiiIes were Planas explained that the Filipinos free and democratic society.

in pageant Inside Guys to wiggle, giggle School of Textiles finds relief in cutting wrth lasers, Features, page Lainie Fuller becoming the Miss Moo-U Queen and forget the “question." WRDU's Steve 9. Staff Writer winning an all-expense paid beach Reynolds will be master of ceremo vacation for two. nies. Hey, pizza face! Get grease reliefl lt's sexy. crazy and (believe it or Alpha Phi Omega National Service As explained by Roush. there will Features, page 3. not) for a cause - it's the 1986 Fraternity and UAB sponsor the be six winners in the overall com- ﬁfth—annual Miss Moo-U Beauty Pag-l event. which has collected 51.000 to petition. . Idaho would’vebeen relieved of cant. starring the most voluptuous. 31.500 in past proceeds. as estimated The “on campus" winner. separate his duties if he hadn't come in at 9 talented women State has to offer. by Roush. from the competition. will have to do his page. Serious, page 5. Well. they're not really women. At This pageant is but one of many accumulated the most positive votes first glance. though. it may be hard projects of Alpha Phi Omega. in pennies and dollars. (Silver money Price relievesMcLendon, Pack 9 totell. The bulk of the proceeds. Roush counts as negative votes.) The last Wins. Sports, page 6. At 7:30 tonight in Stewart said. helps the fraternity fund the chance for penny voting will be in the Theatre. the 12 daring guys dressed annual springtime handicap scout lobby during intermission. The But Spud (no relation to ldaho) as female contestants will switch. “camporee” at Camp Easter. The winner will receive a $25 gift can't find relief from commercial wiggle. jiggle and smooch their way rest of the money goes to the general certificate. and the sponsoring group offers after winning NBA dunk to hopefully becoming “Miss Moo-U" Easter Seals fund. will be awarded a keg party. contest. Sports, page 7. in a mock beauty pageant benefiting Basically. the show. with the Another contestant will be EasterSeals. theme of "Madonna: Like a Virgin." crowned “Miss Congeniality" and Belch! Less Filling finds reliefwith But how can rational. educated will mock beauty pageants and three runners-up will follow. hoop title. lntramursls, page 9. college men don panty hose. wigs. women. Roush said. Finally. of course. the Miss r-U padded bras and lipstick? It will begin with an opening dance Queen will be chosen and presented Cold creams and otheroilswill with the homecoming crown. flowers surelybe needed aftertonight's According to Miss Moo-U number by all the contestants to Moo-U Pageant, which will surely n Gena Roush. incentives "Like a Virgin." andatrophy. be a relief for thoseboys. News, include a free case of beer for each Afterwards. the contestants will Judges will be Chancellor Bruce page 10. . contestant. battle in the talent. swimsuit and (see ‘Like'page 10) There is also the chance of actually evening gown competitions - not to 3T 2 / 1986 / / Features

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should be taught .The bell tolls The Internal Revenue Service is acting invested in manpower, the federal its part of the big bully again. This time it government is simply diminishing its own .fo'c 'lchce . . . is bullying employed graduate students. return from the funds it invests in According to State’s legal attorney research. Clauston Jenkins, the IRS is seeking a Following this train of thought to a reinterpretation of old law that allows logical conclusion, you arrive at a station graduate students to claim exempt status with Pell Grants and direct student loans for payment received from work done to being taxed as well as academic satisfy degree requirements. scholarships. Here, the IRS sees an opportunity to This deplorable attack by the IRS on I extract funds from people that are graduate students taxes people in an (M HO 1 ill-equipped to fight back. .Let’s face it; unfair manner, especially considering few graduate students have the time or that many of ..-these students are per- resources to engage the IRS in legal forming jobs mandated by state- warfare. , supported institutions. It’s not just a personal thing But organizations do exist which Talk about having your cake and should take up the fight for these eating it, too. If the state were to follow Norman Lear’s anti-traditional American of America’s greatest musical satirists, Steve students — specifically, State’s “Student the lead of the IRS, graduate students values group, which has the nerve to call Taylor. Inspired by a comment Geraldine Legal Defense Corporation and student would be paying tuition to work for next itself People for the American Way (PAW), JEFF Ferraro made during the ’84 campaign, the governments across the nation. to nothing. recently had the audacity to send me a letter , song tells of a politician's failure to stand up We think graduate students should The IRS must not be allowed to bully inviting me not only to join its membership STKES for what he (or she) says he believes because pay taxes on income from non-degree graduate students into paying taxes on but also to send the group $25 to “offset the “it's a personal thing.” . work, but we don’t agree with the idea of income that has been exempted by law activities of the religious extremists.” students of any kind paying taxes on just because they are unlikely to contest This group claims to support “America’s when I read Lear criticize him because he work required for a degree. the audit due to time and financial spirit of religious liberty,” but it ironically “attacks all who don’t believe his way.” restrictions. fights against allowing children the freedom Lear actually has the nerve to write a The Press Conference: , Grants are given, many by the federal We hope that the — yes, even the option — to pray in public It’s a personalthing, andIfind it odd government, for the purpose of con- Graduate Student schools. Excuse me, but I don’t see any six-page letter attacking those who don’t That you would question my believing in a ducting research. Research involves ' Association, Student Government and religious liberty in that. believe like he does, and then he expects me personal God the Student Legal Defense Corporation tosend him $25 to help protect him against I’m devout, I’m sincere, ask my mother if manpower, among other things, and One positive aspect of the letter PAW sent those who are only doing the same thing manpower costs money. take up the battle against this issue. me was that it wasted them six cents to mail you doubt rt Writing your congressman wouldn’t (in addition to the expenses of putting the toward him. I consider that a joke. I'm religious, but I’d rather not get radical By taxing that part of the grant hurt. packet together). But it also was encouraging Lear, in his letter, claimed to have “led the about it to read the collection of quotes they sent me. fight in Congress against an amendment for The oldtime believers had timidity and grace For example, Lear told of “the growing government-mandated school prayer” last But this new generation doesn’t know its influence of those fundamentalist extrem- year. I believe the amendment he was place Candidates to address issues ists.” I’m glad to see that whatever very little speaking of, however, just happened to be You’re entitled to believe, but the latest progress is being made in the fight for true called the “Voluntary School Prayer GaIIUp Poll Candidates running for student body president, attorney general, student body religious liberty isbeingnoticed. Amendment.” Mandatory prayer as an issue qus_you mustn’t. interfere. -_, thgt’s the ‘ treasurer, Student Senate president and Student Center president will speak at the I’m not sure what Lear meant by his with that amendment was a figment of, his . ,. . government’s, role, Major Candidates Forum held by the Elections Committee. careless use of the term “fundamentalist” - imagination, because it simply did not exist. The forum, to be held at 7 pm. Thursday in Williams 2215, will feature brief which literally means “one who believes in Lear also had criticism for the president in The Nomination Speech: statements by each of the candidates as well as questions from a panel of students. the total infallibility of the Scriptures” — but his letter because Reagan once wisely stated, It’s a personal thing and boldly state We encourage all students to take an interest in your campus and attend this it should be taken as quite a compliment to “There is sin and evil in the world, and we’re That my views on morality will have to wait forum. After all these will be your elected representatives. be termed an extremist (or a fundamentalist, enjoined by Scripture and the Lord- Jesus to ’Til my personal life’5 out ofthe public eye if the term is defined properly). oppose it with all our might.” What’s wrong (And the limitations statute can protect my Forum Policy Webster’s dictionary defines extreme as with Reagan saying that, Norman? Do you alibi) “something located at one end or the other not like to be talked about? I’m devout, I’m sincere and I’m proud to say of a range or series." 50? If someone is That it’s had exactly no effect on who am Technician welcomes Forum letters. Theyare likelyto be printed ifthey: Just because President Reagan is in a today 0 deal with significant issues, breaking news orpublic interest. going to believe in something, then they position of political leadership, does that 0 are typed or printed legiblyand doublespaced, would be wise to have‘ very strong Ibelieve, for the benefit ofall mankind, 0 are limited to300words. and convictions concerning it. And since some of mean he must put his Christianity on hold In the totalseparation ofchurch and mind 0 are signed with the writer'5 address, phone number and. ifthe writer isa student, hisclassification and curriculum. us are not ashamed of holding firm for eight years? No, sir! Some people just Technician reserves the right not to publish any letter which does not comply with the above rules or which is don’t understand that Christianity is more The Victory Night: deemed inappropriate for printing bytheeditorin chief. convictions, neither should we be ashamed than just a religion; it’s a way of life. And a Letters are subject to editing for style brevity and taste. In no case will the writer be informed before that his / her of being labeled extremists. It’s a personalthing, andd plainly speak letter has been editedforprinting. Recently I’ve been saying, “God forbid person holding a political office is not (From the same code of ethics that held last Technician will withhold an author's name only if failure to do so would result in clear and present danger to the that Pat Robertson will seriously run for obligated to scorn his previous beliefs for the week) writer. Rare exceptionstothispolicy willbe made at the discretion oftheeditor inchief. life of a lump ofclay. As promised ifelected this election day All letters become the property of Technician and will not be returned to the author. Letters should be brought by president in ’88” (though some mayconsider Student Center Suite 3120 or mailed to Technician. Letters to the Editor, PO. Box 8608 University Station, that statement rather ironic). But. Robertson I’m going to close by quoting a song With the help of God Almighty . . . I’ll do it Raleigh NC 27695-8608. is a good man, and I can't help but laugh written by someone who is undoubtably one my way

Forum necessary regarding the change in the ticket intentions, the policy and its possible negative Throughout the“ history of man we have exploited manner without harming profits. Finally, I don't Tent veto mandated distribution policy. When deciding to veto the repercussions were not fully considered, and it animalsfor ourown use. think we need to blind rabbits with cosmetics so legislation, I had several factors in mind: included a lack ofstudent input. If not for this exploitation, we would have no that women can have 50 different kinds of eye 22 If the intent of the Senate was to prohibit dogs or cats in existence. All dogs were once makeupto choose from. by circumstances 1. The original intent of the Senate was good. It more than one person from being represented b wolves that have been domesticated and is extremely hard to develop a quality. com- one tent, that should have been stated directl , genetically manipulated to produce the wide Preston Sullivan I would like to thank Steve Lemons for his prehensive policy within the confines of parlia- rather than indirectly by coming up with the range ofbreeds we have today. MRSoilScience column in support of the veto that I felt was mentary procedure. Also, despite the good arbitrary statement “no tents within one quarter House cats also had a wild ancestor and have mile of Reynolds Coliseum." been manipulated for the sole purpose of rodent Thanks for help 3. Because students were intent on defying the control. Horses are another genetic exploitation, policy by camping out in freezing weather without yet I don‘t hear anyone screaming about these protection, I felt their health and safety were in cases ofanimal rights abuse. after recent fall danger, not to mention the liability question All laboratory and agriculture animals, as well A few weeks ago I was unfortunate enough or involved for the university if a student were as domestic pets, have been developed and raised clumsy enough to fall on the stairs at Harrelson harmed. specifically to serve man; otherwise they would Hall. While I was in a half-conscious state, Scott 4. The ticket policy issue was causing an overall not exist at all. If humans were not omnivores, we and some other wonderful people came to my negative attitude towards Student Government. would have no need for animals. Historically, the rescue. f ' usaa-nuunuamam .1 5. I do not support the current policy of one reason we had dogs and horses was to aid hunters I would like to say thank you to everyone who ) V I] ”WII‘DOOIIIWOIOIM a tent representing as many as 50 students. I hope in obtaining meat ancelnoua-uooaeoa-eo ' the need to “camp out" will be obsolete next year. From my point of view, the animal rights issue helped out by calling Public Safety. the Public I would hope that a more equitable policy will be is no less an anthropocentric point of view than Safety crew (Robin), the EMTs and the ”DO-limelluaooaas “ developed for next year. the “might is right" way of thinking that Regan ambulance crews, and a special thanks to the girl V . “Cw-"meanness... mentioned. After all, what is life? Where do we with the gloves who kept my hands warm and the swan-Isnau-nu One informational item -— the ad hoc guys who shed their jackets to keep me warm 1mm. , committee I recommended can only be formed by draw the line? Why. not have plant and insect while I was in shock. It's nice to know people care the Senate president since it would be an ad hoc rights also? After all, roachesand mosquitoes are so much. ‘ newsman-sous“ " Senate committee. I'm sure Gary Mauney will animals just like dogs and horses. This appears to Thanks again! Mn - follow through with this idea. ‘ me to be a double standard. Once again. thank you for such a supportive What angers me the most is the typical liberal , Omen-atone... column. It is nice to receive a “pat on the back" knee-jerk reaction that seems omnipresent in this Beverly Griffin nmunooauaeoooal. every once in a while. article. This reaction has only two basic JR LEA components. 1) See a problem. 2) Stop ,fL JayEverette _ everything. StudentBodyPresident Lets consider the automobile for a moment. Every week thousands of wild and domestic Black History Special animals are smashed and mutilated on our Animal rights case nation's highways. Should we ban all cars? worthy of recognition Additionally, since the turn of the century. millions of acres of pristine wilderness have been A note of congratulations to you on the muddied, not clear-cut destroyed to build farms and cities. This activity excellent “Black History :Month Special" in has displaced and eliminated vast populations of Technician on Feb. 26. I found the articles and This letter is inresponse to the article by John wild animals. Yet. even today. we clear land to information to be very helpful and interesting. I Lee entitled “Professor defends animal rights," appreciate which appeared in the Feb. 21 issue of make more shoppingcenters and hot dog stands. the excellent work Dwuan June did in Technidan. In my opinion, what we need to solve the publishing this commemorative “edition. and I I would like to offer a moderate point of view animal rights problem is more ethical consid- hope he will express my thanks to those who concerning this article; First of all, let me say that I eration in our animal research and agriculture. assisted him in makingthispublication possible. agree with some points and others I am not so Certainly we could all'eat less meat and probably happy with. Tom Regan's quotation concerning bealothealthierasaresult. ThomasStaffordJr. the evolution of animals is quite true. Also. arumalscouldberaisedinalesscruel ViceChancellorofStudentAffairs .\ 7 l. March 12, 1986/Techn1C1an/Ser1ous Pages

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Grapplers begin Pitching paces Pack Bruce Winkworth order through four innings. l’rici- appeared in just we could come back." quest for Staff Writer Rhodes served up the four gillllt‘*.;i x. or ago, two Price entered the game gopher ball to (Yharno to of them starts, and was hit with none out in the top of Fairfield ended the State start the fifth and then hard for an 0-1 record and the second and the Wolf- tournament title pitching staff's string of retired the final 15 hitters a 14.08 ERA. During the pack behind. 4-0. He Joe Oliver Dave Schneiderman complete games at four in order for an “-1 one- offseason. the coaching allowed a run in the fourth Staff Writer steamed through the Tuesday when the Stags hitter. In each of Rhodes‘s staff changed his delivery on a walk. a sacrifice and 134-pound weight class on knocked Wolfpack starter previous two starts. he had to more of a sidearmed George Manning's second his way to a 20-2 mark and Eddie McLendon out of the failed to get out of the motion, but Tuesday's hit of the game. Manning’s Seven Wolfpackers will the conference title. He box in the second inning. second inning. game was the first time the solo homer leading off the compete for top honors joins Sodano to give the But sophomore Larry Price Prior to Rhodes's new delivery paid any second knocked McLendoo when the NCAA wrestling Pack an excellent onetwo came on in relief and neargem on Monday. Roby benefits. out ofthe game. tournament opens Thurs- punch. pitched seven strong in ert Toth. Tommie Adams In Price's previous ap— After the run in the day in Iowa City, Iowa. nings as the Pack came and Jeff Hartsock had each pearance this season. he fourth. Price held Fairficld The tourney. which will be State's third individual from behind for an 11-7 pitched complete game vic» went just one inning and at bay while the Wolfpack hosted by the University of champion was 190-pounder win. . tories for State. Adams. allowed three runs on came back behind the hit-. Iowa. features 21 Atlantic Mike Lombardo. A winner The win raised State's Hartsock and Rhodes all three hits. Tuesday. he ting of catcher Jim Coast Conference over top-seeded Tracey record to 11-3. are freshmen. giving coach went seven innings and McNamara and first wrestlers and a total field Davis of North Carolina in In Monday's game Sam Espcsito reason to be allowed just three runs on baseman Scott Davis. of355. the tourney. Lombardo against the Stags. State happy- four hits. McNamara followed compiled a 19-7 record freshman Brad Rhodes “I'm obviously quite “We got a good job out Davis‘s RBI-single in the Coach Bob Guzzo's while tying for team-highs turned in perhaps the pleased with the pitching." of Larry." Esposito said. bottom of the fourth with a Wolfpack. which finished in technical falls (3) and Wolfpack's strongest out- Esposito said. “But these “He had an awfully tough two—run homer to pull the regular season at 154. superior decisions (2). ing of the season. missing a last two teams we've year last year. so we State within a run at 4-3. placed second in the ACC perfect game by the length played (Fairfield and New dropped him to a more Davis doubled home two technician file photo tournament as three indi- A trio of Pack wrestlers of Joe Charno's fourth York Tech) are northern sidearmed delivery. He more runs in the fifth to viduala earned conference qualified for the NCAAs by inning home run. teams just coming out of was very effective today give State the lead for mmmmumduicdmpmh crowns. placing second in the con- After retiring the side in the gym." keeping us in the game so keeps. Rightfielder Mark todoyogdnnlhodebhndisoneofthccogsinsute’s ference meet. 0f the three. pitchingrotation. Junior Marc Sodano. the Scott Turner will be mak- Celedonia hit a solo home The Wolfpack continues champion at 126 pounds. ing his third straight 19$; .— run in the sixth. and its current homestand to enters the nationals with NCAA appearance and his McNamara's two-run single day and Thursday with the best record on the second in the ISO-pound - l, blew the game open in the games against the Univer- squad, 16-1-2. A transfer class. Forced by an injury eighth. sity of Rhode Island. Soph- from Pennsylvania's to default in last year's omore Paul Grossman will Wilkes" College. Sodano tourney. Turner carries a Bullpen ace David Hall start this afternoon. and won the starting nod in the 16-2-2 season slate and (V@ii‘s came on in the ninth to Toth will start Thursday. preseason and immedia'tely 54-153 lifetime mark. record the final three outs In tho Wolfpack. Game became one of the Pack'a Il|l. ofthegame. fi-oiaflpan. moatconabtontwinnora. Sophomore Jim Best. 14-9. earned two pins in the ACCs at 118 to raise his WE DELIVER team-leading total to 11 for n ole logic The wait is over! the season. Norm Corkhill will represent the Pack KEGS! after posting a 19-7 mark in r..------.-..--.----...--.-. You can thrill again the conference’s most com- 25% Off Repair to the happiest sound in all the world; petitive division. 177. Heavyweight Garrett Car Shop Food and Dairy Keith earned the ACC's Drive Thru Convenience lone wild-card entry after Store... CALL TODAY! placing third in the ACC tourney. Keith, 18-8. trails 828-3359 Beatin pins with seven. 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Tiny Spud still a hot ’tater

Tl- Peeler recent game with San Antonio. “Everybody wants to go out in Then he was invited to the dunk contest and. amazingly. he SportsEditor the driveway and dunk the basketball tomorrow morning. But we won. Offers poured in. interview requests increased. Attendance can't. We can‘t even get closetothenet. due partly to the Hawks‘ new-found winning ways and partly ATLANTA — After his final collegiate basketball seaso “We look at him walk next to us and we say ‘Hey. wait a becauseofSpud — has dramatically increased.clubofficials say. year. Spud _ Webb traveled about North Carolina andn '3: minute. He can do that and I always wanted to do that.‘ So they But Spud is still the same — always quiet. almost shy. Southeast with other ACC seniors. picking up a few extra bucks cheer for him." He's probably the only player in professional or collegiate playing benefit all-star games. The highlight of each stop on the Whenever he enters a game. with the organist playing a basketball who dresses and undresses facing his locker. He has a barnstormtng tour was s halftime dunk contest in which nearly slightly altered tune called “This Spud's for you." most of the voice about as big as his shoe. which might fit on Charles all the players showed their “stuffs" toan adoring crowd. Omni crowd smile in anticipation. Never mind that Spud is Shackleford's big toe. dymz‘Vhtallbm notthtotally surprisingly. the 57 diminutive sometimes mistaken for an adolescent sweatwiper or team “He has great humility." his former coach Jim Valvano said. “1 usu y won e contests. beatin towerin manager. He'sin toplay and they can't wait to watch. think he's great for basketball. 1 think every life Spud has come [asshfihgrarleaOasis“McQueenand other: g teammates So when he makes a layup or dishes off to best friend into. he has touched in a positive way." ' was re y nothing. Last month 8 ud took on the ' Dominique for one of Wilkins’ patented inside moves. the crowd He's as unexciting off the courf’ as he is exciting on it. But boys of basketball and —- very surprisingly this time — broug’lg broadens those smiles and makes a lot of noise for the tiny point that's nothing new. He‘s just the same. them to their knees. Spud. now an NBA rookie with the Atlanta guard with the42” vertical leap. “He's still the same person." Fratello said. "Since the first day Hawks. slammed and jammed past the NBA's finest —- including O O I he came intoour training camp. he's the same person.” Hawks teammate Dominique Wilkins — to win the NBA . Things have changed and changed quickly for Spud. who was “I don't think that too much is going to change about Spud." dunk-fest.held Feb. 8duringthe all~star break. bornand reared in Dallas. Texas. Charles said. "He's just going tocome in and do his job." Spud's been the talk of the nation since that magnificent Two years ago he was playing. at best. erratically for the ‘ He's also a consummate team player who looks like he is never ' anee. endeanng himself to the American basketball defending national champion Wolfpack. routinely turning on the comfortable being interviewed or approached. But he does like pubhc much the same way that William “The Refrigerator" crowd and then turning over the ball. He was a junior college the attention. Perry: formerly of Clemson and currently shining his Chicago transfer witha big reputation and littleeffective production. “it's fun." Webb said with a grin. looking even more like he Bears. Sgoper gowlringhlsolliedthrough the football world. Last year Spud improved and joined hefty teammate Lorenm should be asking for autographs instead of signing them. “You on Letterman.es ne arsona terewassome talk about getting him' Charles to become the meat and potatoes of a Wolfpack squad only go around once. You want to try to live right and have fun. that shared the ACC regular-season title and finished in the final I'm enjoying it because I don't know too many guys who get to do Rumor .has it that Webb is the biggest thing to hit Madison eightofthe NCAA tournament. ' the things i do. toplay professionally and play on a winning team. Avenue since Perry well. maybe not literally. But advertisers Then he and 7—7 Manute Bol were the long-and-short of it for have been pounctng on the Hawks' tiny point guard. With agent the Rhode Island Gulls of the US. Basketball League last “l just want to be part ‘of the team and contribute any way I Robin Blakely. Spud has been up to his armpits in a puddle of summer. can." offers .to peddle national wares. Blakely told Advertising Age After being drafted by the Detroit Pistons in the fourth round Spud has seemingly remained unaffected by all the attention. magazine that he is considering “about a dozen serious offers." and then traded to the Hawks to again join Charles (who had leaving all the business work to his agent. He just wants to prove looking for a long-term deal for Webb. A few of the companies been drafted in the second round by Atlanta). Spud quietly began he can play in the big leagues. he said. . that have expressed interest are Coca-Cola. Pepsi. McDonald's. his initial NBA season as a reserve. Watched. yes. but not really “I don't know all the offers." Spud said. “I let-my agent take Church'sFried Chicken and NBA dunk sponsor Gatorade. noticed. care of that. They just want me to play basketball so I won't be Technician file photo Currently. Spud has only one endorsement contract. He and Then things started moving fast. His playing time increased. distracted." Chicago Bulls forward Orlando Woolridge appear unidentified in Starting guard Glenn “Doc" Rivers was hampered by a nagging O O 0 Spud'ebbhasproventhsthedeservesaplsce—albelt a Pony “City Wings" sneakers spot. a oneyear pact that lasts injury. Spud became a crowd favorite in the Omni and on the But is Spud destined to spend his NBA career as a novelty. a esmslleronethsn usual—letheNlAandhassperked untilJune. road by coming in off the bench and making things happen for ln hls rookle season. He's become the latest of the media world's hot potatoes. theupstartHawks. (see ‘Snud'page 8) the Atlanta Hawks offthe bench havingbeen featured in more newspapers oflate than “Peanuts." Andthe fans — those undersix feet especially love him. Here in Atlanta. they cheer every time he enters a game. The second thing Atlantans do every morning — after reading Lewis WdrefieklApu-Iments Wine Grinsrd's column. of course - is check the box score to see how Spudandthe Hawksdidtheprevious night. 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Spud no longer Fencers finish

NBA novelty Tim Peeler death playoff with North decided when the top fenc— The Pack. which lost to Sports Editor Carolina. The Pack tied the er from each of the three UNC twice this year. do- (continuedfrom page 7) The men's fencing team perennially strong Tar weapons faced each other Heels in the regulation in the playoff. North feated the Tar Heels 15-12 drawing card who is offered lots of product endorsements? No. finished second in the un tournament. 4242. when the two teams met say histeammates andcoaches. official ACC championships Carolina won two of the headtohead in the tourn- “He has overcome tremendous physical hurdles and obstacles.” after losing in a sudden- The championship was bouts to claim the title. ament. However. the l'ratello said. “He's beaten the odds so many times now. He's tourney was scored on the psoven he’s forreal. He'sa legitimateNBA player.” basis of overall wins. not Valvano. who said he had his head-to-head matches. and doubts like everybody else. North Carolina beat Duke agrees. Linksters take titlein Fla. by a greater margin than “I just enjoy him now. and I did State. all happy he came our way for two years." he said. “I thought From staff reports were tied with State's Jeff Club in Eufaula. Ala.. with Four Wolfpack fencers certainly we all had suspects of Lankford going into the a three-day total of959. received bids to the NCAA whether he would make it in the North Carolina's John final sound. Both shot Sharon Minnich was tournament. it was an- NBA. not because of his talent. three-under \par 67s to State’s top finisher. tying nounced Monday. Another butbecsuscofhis size. Hughes eagled the first finish with 208 totals and Wake Forest's Brenda “Now 1 think he's not just a hole of a sudden-death was chosen as first drawing card. Spud is an playoff to down State's Art force the playoff. Corrie for 10th at 231. The alternate and has a good excellent basketball player at Roberson for the individual Lankford finished with a Pack also got good perfor- chance to squeeze into the any level. title of the Palmetto 210 after carding a 69 on mances from Paula tournament field. State “There are so many great Classic men‘s golf tournar the final day of competi- Brzostowski (83-289). Leslie coach riavid Porter said. recruition rue photo players who go to the NBA and ment at Lake Marion Golf tion. Other State finishers Brown (81-242). Jennifer Folllat m m H We m b I M don't make it kids without the Course in Santee. S.C. were Uly Grisette at 70- Love (82-248) and Leslye Three teams — State. *MWWWCMORACCW. obstacles he has. Here's a kid 218. Joe Gay at 72-227 and Mondragon (85-255). UNC and Duke partici- who. in spite of everything. has Despite coming up short Francis Ciucevich at 78- Other ACC teams parti- pated in the event. held took second in the bracket. Five of Porter‘s fencers made it andis now a player." in the singles race. 234. cipating in the tournament . Feb. 27 in Chapel Hill. were named to the unof- Spud showed just how much of a player he was a couple of Roberson helped State win were Duke (in second place Porter's squad took five Phil! Gordon won the ficial first-team all-ACC Mondays ago when he and the Hawks took on the world champion the team title. The Wolf Clemson finished third with a 921 total) and Wake spec division and Steve LA. Lakers. whom Atlanta had not beaten in six years. Spud. pack carded a twounder at 877 and Duke placed of the top nine positions in squad: Ziade. Bisi. Austin. starting in front of the injured Rivers. scored 28 points and had sixthat 891. Forest (seventh place. 956). the three-weapon competi~ Josephsoncsmeinthird. Gordon and Steve Lane. 13 assists as his team won. 102-93. par 278 in the final round Florida's Lady Gators tion. State‘s John Bisi won Zdanski. Josephson and His performance. which Rivers said had Magic Johnson "going to finish with a 861 total. Meanwhile. the women's won the tournament. the foil division with a Tthack’s‘l'oddAnstin George Samaha were around in circles."drew praise from Lakerscoach Pat Riley. The Tar Heels finished five team finished eighth in the finishing 13 strokes ahead perfect 8—0 record for the finishedthirdinthessbre namedtothe second team. “He’s an incredible threat driving and passing off." Riley said strokes back at 866. Hudson Industries Invita- of the Blue Devils with a tourney. and teammate division'. while first-year afterthegame. “He's nota novelty; he's a player." Hughes and Roberson tional at Lakepoint Golf 934score. fences-Cerium" Monday. the Pack was Charles said he knew Spud would prove himself on the NBA Ranzi Ziade. who went 6-2. fourth. '- notified that Ziade. hardwoods.Itwasjustamatter oftime — playingtime. .» Gordon. Josephson and "I knew those (novelty) theories would end fast when he Austin had all been invited started getting the kind of minutes he's getting now." Charles to the NCAAs. However. said. “I knew he rould be able to show people he is a good point am. who won the ACC foil guard. not somebody small trying to get in there with the big chmptonship and had the guys." But the physical nature of the NBA can take its toll on someone “and-best record on the 57. 133 pounds. squad this season. did not “You get tired. but. once you get into the game and the crowd‘s receive a bid. He was into it. you're right back in the emotions to play." said Spud. who chosen as first alternate. is averaging seven points. 3.6 assists and at least two standing Last year. two of the three ovations per game. “Everybody's going to get knocked down. If first alternates eventually other guyscan play. I figure Ican play." u it into the tourna- Spud. who fittingly lists his favorite food as shrimp. probably maet.accordingtoPortei-. doesn't know any better.

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