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Wednesday, March 26, 19m .Volume LX. Number 75

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Joe Gordon repeated his dominant Gordon said his first step will be to vestigate current campus issues so performance of last week in the stu- meet with Student Body President J.D. he'll be able to represent student in- dent election runoff Monday and Tues- Hayworth to “tie up loose ends and see terests next year. day. whipping Nick Stratas. 1465858. where to begin." Segal declined to comment other of two assaults to become 198081 student body presi- Stratas. who lost the student body than to say he Was "extremely disap dent. president race for the second year in a pointed at the low voter turnout." tor Larry Gracie said. “The suspects Meanwhile. Stephen Rea emerged row. thanked his supporters and con- In other runoff results. wrestler Jim by Jeffrey Jobe were apprehended very quickly and from his second-place showing last gratulated Gordon. Zenz narrowly won the Alumni News Editor the girls are doing very well. week in the student body treasurer “I hope next year will be a produc- Athletic Award over women's basket- Two incidents of sexual assault were “Public Safety had an extremely race to overwhelm 'Phil Segal. tive one for Student Government." ball star Ronnie Laughlin. 1107-1072. reported on campus within the past good ‘bag' average for these." Gracie 1352-888. Stratas said. "I'm sure all the people five days. according to Student said in respect to a suspect’s being Gordon. a sophomore student who won will do good jobs." Student senators elected this week Development and Public Safety of- charged each time. senator. said he thought his victory He added that he was unsure include Roger D. Brooks and Butch ficials. While neither Cunningham nor was ”terrific." whether he would be involved in 86 Keel (Engineering). John David A Sullivan Dormitory coed was Gracie could offer theories on why “I’m very pleased." Gordon said. “I next year. Gordon said he would be' Winkler (PAMS). Chuck Sutton raped in her room at knife point around there has been a sudden increase in the appreciate the support people gave me happy for Stratas tonapply for a SG job. (Education). Eric Allen (Ag and Life). midnight on Sunday. March 23. Public number of sexual assaults on campus. and I look forward to representing Rea. who narrowly made the runoff and 'Mitzi L. Dixon. Brad Minges and Safety Director James Cunningham Gracie said he felt the potential for the them next year." after edging Dan Haygood for second Sylvia Adcock (Humanities and Social said Tuesday. assaults was always there. Gordon, who became known during place in the treasurer race last week. Sciences). A non-student. Johnny Avery. 20. of “We have got a population of just the campaign for meeting voters per- thanked “everyone for getting out and The race for junior Humanities and 724 Beauty Lane. was arrested and under 20.000 and a lot of daily visitors. sonally. said he used the same tactics in voting." Social Sciences senator was so. close charged with first degree rape shortly Don't be jumpy— just be cautious. I'm seeking runoff support. “I felt confident going into the that another runoff will be needed to after he left Sullivan. Cunningham not saying not to go out at night. but "I think I got across to the students runoff. even though I was behind after determine two seats. Steve Wood won said. Bond was set at 8150.000. Avery you should take some precautions." that I am concerned about them and the first round." Rea said. “I spent lots one seat outright, while Jeanene is being held in Wake County Jail. Cun- Gracie said. am open to their comments and sugges- of time meeting people last Week and I Bryant. Cara Flesher and John ningham said. According to Cunningham. common tions.” he said. “I plan to keep seeking think that means a lot to them." Graham will compete in a future se- According to Cunningham. the sense is the best defense against rape their advice next year." Rea said he immediately plans to in- cond runoff. SIQVC RC. woman called Public Safety immediate- or assaults. ly after the rape. Sgt. L.B. Council “Common sense is the best thing spotted a suspect matching the rapist's against rape." Cunningham said. “If description walking away from the dor- you are out on campus and get concern- CCR arrives in time mitory soon after the call. ed. call us on the blue lite phones." I The alleged assailant had escorted Cunningham said female dorm the woman and her friend back to cam- residents should: 1) walk with friends pus from Hillsborough Street before at night; 2) not take casual acquain- the attack. according to Cunningham. tances into dorm rooms; 3) lock dorm fOr fall preregistration On March 21 at approximately 9:15 doors; and 4) call Public Safety if a a.m.. Hussein atta Ghoneim. 36. of 3831 suspicious person is seen around the Jackson Street was arrested and dorms. 100- and 200’level courses that are charged .with the attempted rape of an "The main problem is not reporting by Cara Flesher either required or that large numbers E.S. King Village student who babysat incidents." Cunningham said. If a per- Staff Writer of students take as electives. for him. Cunningham said. son doesn't wish his or her name to be The first Classroom Consumer "Although it (the CCR) is small. we are known. Cunningham said. a “blind Report is being delivered this week in setting up a framework for future Student apprehensive report" could be filed in which the vic- time for preregistration for the 1980 years. I appreciate the efforts of those tim's name is not reported. fall semester. according to Student involved." Hayworth said. According to Cunningham. the stu- “We had two incidents in which the Body President J.D. Hayworth. “The CCR enables students to get a dent called Public Safety and re- victims did something and we had two Hayworth said some of the 13.000 good idea of the instructors they will quested that an officer meet her at her arrests." Cunningham said. ”copies of the CCR were distributed In’ be signing up for in the next Week." King Village apartment because she "Although Cunningham feels that the Technician boxes Tuesday and Mark Reed. student body treasurer. was apprehensive about a visit from what happened this weekend was more will be avilable Thursday. The said. “Hopefully next year the Senate Ghoneim. . atypical. he did emphasize that many Student Senate appropriated 32.325 in can spend more money to cover more Officer LaDell Parker was in a incidents occur without Public Safety's October 1979 to pay for the printing courses. including 300‘ and 400-level. bedroom of I the apartment when knowledge. . and production of the CCR. and to increase circulation." Ghoneim grabbed the student in the There have been several reported in- Hayworth said a key to interpreting living room and attempted to rape her. stances of sexual harassment at Bowen the CCR. the "Supplement to the CCR One particular problem with the Cunningham said. dorm. Cunningham said. instances he Instructions." has been sent to depart- CCR. Hayworth said. is that it does not Parker immediately arrested and found out about when several of the ments. It includes examples of ques— include specifications of how to read it. charged Ghoneim. Bail was set at residents called the Department of tions listed in the CCR and what the The marks “'1" and "'.’??“ indicate dif- $20,000. Residence Life to complain. corresponding answers mean. ferent responses. he said. The answer On that afternoon at the bond hear- Since the complaints from Bowen. The CCR is a course evaluation “?" means "I don't know," while “???" ing in Wake County District (No. 9) walking beats have been increased in 'study developed by John Molini and means “probably not." Court. Judge George R. Greene releas- that area of campus and Residence Life Leslie Jones. assistants to the student Other responses are “All" (always). ed Ghoneim on his own recognizance. has hired off-duty Public Safety of- body president for the CCR. at "0ft" (often). “some" (sometimes). “Bit" “In each case we were very for- ficers to be in the dorm from 11 pm. to Hayworth's request. It covers mainly (never) and "No" (never went to class). tunate." Student Development Direc- 7 a.m. ho- Coeds: campus rape problem not serious Barefoot said her suitemates have senior majoring in speech rifies me. I don't go out much at night. ww—‘I by Terry Moore covered their door with paper to pre- communication. said. “We're just I've made it a policy to have a guy with Staff Writer vent people from looking in. “From 10 unaware of it." me at night. I lock my door all the ' Several female dormitory residents pm. on. we keep our suite door lock- Kale said she uses the "services pro time." said they felt women were relatively ed," Barefoot said. vided at State like the Blue Lite Kelly Kasten. a junior majoring in safe on campus when interviewed Ruth Heidel. a junior majoring in Special. I've used it many times. I‘ve political science. said. “I am afraid to about the campus rape problem by the forestry. said. "It's relatively safe. I found that to be very effective and walk by myself at night." She said peo- Technician. usually walk around at night because I very quick." ple in her dorm receive many unusual Linda Martinez, a sophomore major- don't have an alternative. In the “I think Security should let us know phone calls which make her uncomfor- ing in chemical engineering. said that winter. I feel safer. I notice who is what they're doing." Wendi Weaver. a table about walking alone at night. campus is “pretty safe. Usually when 1 around me and walk in well~lit areas" sophomore business management and "Sometimes you have to." she added. go out. I have an escort. I’m really not she said. economics major. said. "I have a night Tammy Hudson. a freshman majorv that threatened about it (the chance of “I really don't think it's that bad" class. but I always try to follow ing in psychology. feels that security rape). You start asking for trouble Pamela Mangum. a sophomore major- somebody. It would be better if Securi- could be better. when you go out alone." ing in accounting. said. “I call security ty officers walked around instead of She said that one night she and some “I don't think the rape situation is and walk in lighted areas. I took my driving around. friends “came back from eating about bad." Barbara Posey. a sophomore ma- personal defense course. but I don't “I call from the library to have so midnight. We were parked at the Ir- joring in English (writing-editing). said. think it's going to do much good." meone meet me halfway. One of my inge lot. and we called on the Blue Lite “My boyfriend's always telling me that Some of the women feel female suitemates carries around a whistle." Special. They said they couldnt pick us t I shouldn't walk alone in the dark. It's students on campus should be more in- Weaver said. up but that someone would walk tis. It hard to get someone to walk with you formed on rape protection. They feel Some of the women said they do not was raining hard. too. I believe it could at a particular time. You sometimes most women are unaware of any rape feel safe. be better." Commencemeandcautlonareaperson’sbestdetenseagalnstanassault. have no choice." she said. problem and more emphasis should be “‘Its bad that things can happen." Hudson also said. ”We try to keep University officials claim. Walkwith a friend and above all, report any and all in- "I haven't heard of any (rape) inci- put on safety. Susan Andrews. a junior in the science the suite door locked. You really don't cidents. (Staff photo by Gary Davis) dent this semester." Kay Barefoot. a “I think it (rape) may occur more economics curriculum. said. “I think it's think about it (rape) until you hear sophomore English major. said. than we realize it." Brenda Kale. a serious. It's a scary thing. It just hor- about someone else."

News analysis inside Union fees controlled by State despite ’71 student vote —Ronstadt brings heatwave to Reynolds. Page 3. dent Center Associate Director retirement on the Student Center tried to gain control of the entire Affairs. still controls nearly all the —Tankers head for Howard. Page by Steve Watson Richard Heaton. building. Bowers said. The administra- budget. Through a student referendum budgeting for the union through the 4. Staff Writer Students have control over the ex- tion controls this money. primarily (a campuswide vote on an issue or a million dollar operations budget. Who controls the vast sum of money penditure of about $138,000 of the total through Bowers and Vice Chancellor constitutional amendment) approved The story behind what happened to —-Rain, rain 90 away-so the students are required to pay into an union budget. according to Student for Student Affairs Banks Talley. by a vote of 2,766 to 267. the union the referendumand why has indicated baseball team can play. Page 5. organization called the Student Union? Center Director Henry Bowers. board of directors was supposed to how non-academic fees and student How many students even know what This money is used to put on social Operations budget gain control over both the social and referendums are handled by the ad —Mctcall‘ students speak out“on the Student Union is and its controver- functions through the Union Activities operations budgets. According to ministration. and about what the stu- pollcoaching incident. Page 6. sial history on the State campus? Board. The student control is im- The student-run union board of 19701971 Student Body President dent union organization currently is In the 19781979 fiscal year around plemented through the union (or Stu- directors only looks at the “operations Cathy Sterling. students were suppos some have said it should be. $1 million in required non-academic dent Center) board of directors. com- budget." which Bowers estimated was ed to gain control over essentially all and what The final open meeting of the Stu- student fees (currently 889.70 per stu- posed of 12 student representatives. around 81 million. The operations the money they were required to pay About the referendum: the ad- dent Senate Athletics Committee to dent per year) were collected to run two faculty members. and Bowers as a budget includes paying the wages of into the union. ministration. in a nutshell. killed it. discuss the 1980-81 football ticket the union. An enrollment increase this non-voting member. Student Center employees. the utility Despite the passage of the referen- “we turned it down." Talley said distribution policy will be. held school year means that even more The remainder of the fees. plus bills. and other operations-type mat- dum. designed to change the actual Friday. “It wouldn't have been feasible tonight in the Student Center board money will be collected in the revenues from Student Center opera- ters. Bowers said. Union Constitution. the administra- room at 7:3). 1979-1980 fiscal year. according to Stu- tions. go into the operation ofand bond In the spring of 1971 State students tion. through the Division of Student (See ”Union. " pain 2/ 113'. ., 1

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Union fees stiilcontrol‘le bYOfficials despite ’71 vote ty Student Center in 1972.) overhauled. The issue was operations budget) on that social programming budget. “in all its processes (the set up to be independent of he answerable only to the Kbntinued from page 1) “I don’t think students. discussed In several Techni- basis." satisfied the union's role in union) encourages self- the administration. answer- chancellor. to let it(student control over should have control over, cian articles in April of 1971. The million dollars taken involving students in impor- directed activity. giving ing only to the chancellor." ‘ the union budget) happen." that kind of money because “This plan (the Union up in student fees for the tant decisionmaking pro maximum opportunity for Sterling said recently. Student referendums of the high turnover rate in Reform Bill) sets up ’an union goes to the state cesses. self-realization and for "Student Affairs saw they have no meaning or inherent the student population." organ headed by a board of treasurer's office, where it is The UAB consists of 14 growth in individual social could take it over easily in r Poetry I power if the chancellor or Talley said. ”Students directors by which students put into “conservative" in- cohimittees. with budgets competency and group effec- the 19505, and that's what his delegated subordinates should not be allowed to hire can apply pressure for what vestments drawing interest. ranging from $1.200 for the tiveness." happened. Student Affairs 'decide not to implement the ,and fire permanent staff they want." Sterling said in Talley said. The University , College Bowl to the $17,900 Sterling and proponents wanted to be able to handle reading- results. according to Talley. members. To have stability. an April 21. 1971 Technician administration has . no con- budgeted to the Entertain of the student union reform the vast amounts of money “The code of the board of continuity and quality. it's article. “It would make the trol over where and how the ment Committee. bill contended that once the the union had." governors. section 502-D best to have administrative union a democratic institu- money is invested. but According to a statement Student Union came under The original Union direc- A poetry and short story III. delegates ultimate control over this part of the tion. Students should have a Talley noted that the in- of purpose affirmed in 1964 the administrative control of tor, Gerald D.T. Erdahl. died reading sponsored by the authority to the chancellor budget." ' role in it. a main role in terest collected goes back in- by the Association of Col- the Division of Student Af- in 1961. but his widow said English Club will be held on hf the constituent univer- Proponents of the move policy decisions." to the union's budget. - lege Unions-International. fairs. in 1954. the above ob last week that Erdahl oppos' Thursday. March 27, from sities." Talley said. “Student for student control over stu- Talley disagreed that “The fee money we collect the role of the union (in part) jectives of a student.union ed the Student Affairs 7:30-11 p.m. at the referendums can legally be dent fees argued that students should be allowed is divided on a percentage was defined as follows: were diluted in significance. takeover of the union in 1954 Packhouse in the basement rejected by either the students should have the to have control over their basis and sent back to the “(The union) is not just a "The union was originally and would have preferred to of the Student Center. . chancellor or someone he’s right to control the use of non-academic fees that go in- Student Center for their building; it is also an delegated authority to." the non-academic fees they to the union's budget. use." Talley said. ”There is a organization and a program. since "All student fees are constant flow in and flow As the center of college com; “ According to Talley. it are charged. and that d NCSU UNION O Would be a mistake to allow the student union's original University monies. This was out? . ' munity life. it serves as O the union board of directors purpose was to give legally sanctioned by an opi- Adler the purpose of the laboratory of citizenship. ACTIVITIES O to control the operations students experience in nion of the attorney unionwissue. Talley said he training students in social O budget of the union or Stu- financially significant com- general." Talley said. “We thought that student in- responsibility and for BOARD O UAB commit- leadership in our O dent Center. (The distinc- mittee decisions, which the resolved this financial con- volvement in O tion between the two terms proponents felt was not oc~ trol matter (over the union tees. and their $138,000 democracy. 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John Wayne stars as a cattle baron playing Entertainment Writer ' Though obviously a very known-songs . as Asher alternated 'hotwaon dangerous games with the cost of thousands of head talented performer. Kort- "Heatwave." “Blue Bayou” several instruments and The tone of Linda chmar failed to enthuse the and "It's So Easy (to Fall in vocals: John Sheldon played of steer at stake. Montgomery Clift made his film Ronstadt's appearance in crowd. which waited pn- Lovel.” guitar; Bill Buckingham debut in this 1948 classic. One of the alltime great ’ Reynold's Coliseum Sunday tiently for Ronstadt. Ronstadt performed commanded the drum-tall Westerns. night did not follow the The moment the crowd several more songs from Ralph Carter played bass. natural progression of her sensed Ronstadt's presence Mad Love. with lyrics only Backup singer Wendy musical history. Ronstadt near Hie stage. however. the the most devoted fan could Waldeman. with a cross bet.- opened with the title song of subdued energy was releas decipher. The rest of the ween the singing talent of This looks to be a slim week as far as films are con- That's all for this week. Dont fret. this dry spell her newest album Mad ed into a standing ovation concert was a continual Carly Simon and thefa cerned. but the quality of the two offerings more. gives you a chance to catch all the Oscar nominees Love. following closely the' which lasted over five seesaw between her evolv- dience appeal of Joniim- 3&2 . than compensates for the lack of numbers. now playing'in town. heavy rock 'n' roll mood set minutes. Such rounds of op ing rock 'n' roll style and the chell. performed sev'eral Next week: 50.000 cases of whiskey on the wall. by her warm-up band of Dan- plause became country-rock which made solos. The Bride of Frankenstein 50.000 cases of whiskey. take one down. pass it. ny Kortchmar. characteristic of the night. her famous. Songs such as Though Miss R0 t:dt 9(05 Tonight. 8 p.m. around. there'll be... Kortchmar played several and the program was Elvis Costello's :‘Talking in said singing “Fait Erdahl-Cloyd Theatre “Next month: Alien songs from his recently periodically interrupted by the Dark" represented the Love" was 'the best ml. of Admission: , . released album Innuendo the diligence of the crowd. newest aspect of Ronstadt's the show." the bands or Free work. mance ofPoor. Poor. itiful This sequel to the original Frankensteingin Declaring. “though we Me" was so intense that superior to the original in every way. Leonard Maltin Your OWn Thing:Shakes-peare in the ’605 didn't put any country songs crowd reaction rose to a said that this “eye-filling sequel is a superb .fllm any on the album. we want to maximum. The musicians way you slice it." The story is simple: boy meetsgirl. In the 1900s the norm was flavor of‘60s nostalgia to the refuses to acknowledge 0r. character of the nurse. The show you that we're not too were so involved that a mad doctor builds girl for boy. shocking introduction do Your Own Thing. Your performance. son: she has fallen 'in love Apocalypse. the rock group uppity to do country." guitar duel erupted between . Own Thing. a~ ‘60s media The story begins when with Sebastian (Dayna Witt- which Sebastian and Olivia Ronstadt began the country Danny Kortchmar and John leads to short romance. The first part of the film is musical. opened Friday at. Viola and Sebastian. iden- manl. In the final scene Viola join. is composed of Richard segment of the show with Sheldon which left the au- famous for its slowness for a scare-um. but the final Thompson Theatre. The tical twins. become ship and Sebastian are ccidently H. Bryant. Cary Landegger Hank Williams‘ "I Can't dience screaming. lightning storm/creation sequence is worth waiting show is an attempt to wrecked and wash ashore reunited and finally resolve and David Warren. All three Help It if I‘m Still in Love Ronstadt concluded with for. The worst review of this film said: "Way above modernize. Shakespeare's separately to Manhat en. the controversy they've adequately portray their with You." Danny Kotchmsr two encores—“Heatwave” average for this kind of trash." 1 think that's called a comedy Twelfth Night. Each is unaware of he caused. character roles. Only a few showed his versatility by and “Desparado.” Her im- left-handed compliment. other’s survival and the Orson is aptly portrayed of the many witnesses are highlighting this song with pact on the crowd was so Terri Janney provided story pivots on a bizarre by Pittman as a square. stiff noteworthy. Among these excellent guitar work. great that many fans refusr Red River the simple. functional copy series of incidents in which character. Cunningham has are Bogart played by Rob S. Ronstadt explained the ed to leave the coliseum Monday. 8 p.m. of Shakespeare's old Globe they are mistaken for each a beautiful voice and does Blackman and Shakespeare significance behind most of when the house lights came Erdahl-Cloyd Theatre Theatre for the carnival-like other. Viola. played by well with her' seduction of played by Tim Slaughter. the songs. and. as all great up. The entire Raleigh area Admission: Free atmosphere of the show. Laura Arwood. falls in love Sebastian. Sebastian per- Your Own Thing will play performers do. gave the will no doubt feel the vitali- {the director. Burton with Orson IJ. Lynn Pitt- forms excellently as the nightly at through March members of the band a ty produced by this concert Russell. does a credible job man) the manager of the young male desired by the 29. Tickets are free to State chance to show off their for many weeks to come. cri'e to the play. which lacks Apocalypse. who has fallen females. In the hospital students with an ID. Reser- coherence at times. The for Olivia (Judith Cunn- scene. he at first shocks and vations can be made at NCSU CRAFT CENTER SDICIBI guest SothetallCriorsrriayberunallitemsmust FOUND: siher colored ring in ladies’ room at choreography by Donna ingham) . the discotheque then turns on Donna Foglia. Thompson Theatre from PI ALPHA XI will have a very important workshop Crystshe Glen on Porchll by balassthonSOwords Nolnstitemswrllbe the Student Center Annex Ilibraryl on March I-‘oglia adds a delicious owner. Olivia steadfastly who creates the beautiful a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays. him meetmg on Thursday March 27 at 7 Mr Cameron Covert olesl George Colegs run Drily one item train a single organization 21 Call 7375831 to identity. Rm rt I21 Ktlgore Halt Twoday workslltp. Match 29 and ill. Cl wil be run in an issue, and no item will ap EASTER EGG HUNT Tor students chidrsn 737 2457 post more tltan three times. The deadline for Sunday. March 30. 2 pm. tn Student Center PHI KAPPA PHI initiation and annual hamlet ENGINEERING OPERATIONS SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCING with the MATH STUDENTS sacral wine and cheese ARCHERY CLUB meelmg March 27 7 pm al Crista is 5 p.m. the prevrous day ol ballroom. Films and refreshments March 27. Student Center. Initiation meetirigWednasdsy. March26m220thdick French Club Friday, March 28, Winston party Thursday. April 3 Irotn 3306 pm in roorn 211 CC We WI" dlSCUSS Co Rec Day publication lot the next issue. They may be ceremony. 6:15 In Stewart Tlleelre. banquet. Naturalists lot next years ollicars. A Lounge 530 pm Bring your denting shoes Padrhouse. Student Center Open to to BATHING SUIT’TTIINKS DON’T FIT? Student submitted in Suite 3120, Student Center. 7 pm in Ballroom Tidtats $6 Irom Dr. Don speaker splatter! retested math students mayors and weight control group. 5 Wednssrhys lbson Cristaare run on a space available FRIDAY SCHOOL needs volunteers It is arwsl Steetnon, 20228 Biltmore. 7372892 or ASSOCIATION FOR Concerns at Black graduates $25 entrance lee TBE AND SBE CLUBS The annual BAE March 76k 1305 pm. 4th Iloor. Slum basis. structured program for those desiringwork ill 7372393. Open to public. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB naelitig Wednesday. Graduate sludents meeting Friday, March 28. awaits banner will be Thursday, March 27 Heahh Servrce teiu $5 andrefundable35 Ice. early childhood development. Volunteer Sen HANDBALL COURTS numbered I8 vvil be March 26 at 6 pm in 521T Poe. Dr. LeVere 7 p.m. in the Senate Room, Student Center. ENGINEERING STUDENTS tutors are at 7 pm Dr Kenneth Keller, lormar Director Call 737 2563 SEDER MEAL in observance oI Lent and vices, 3112 Student Center, 7373193. ‘ reservedon Saturday. March29 Item T-4 pm. presents "The Behavioral Ellacts oI Brain Forum at Black Iaculiy and-crab members available to help with writing problems or to 01 Agricultural Research at State will be guest Passover 6 p.m.. Wednesday, March 26 at The racquetball club wil be homim East Dam." speaking on "How to Succeed in Graduate go over reports Writing Assurance Progta speaker CITY WIDE BACXGAMMDN TOURNAMENT Baptist Student Center. Traditional Passover FREE FILM. tonight at B p.m. in the Erdahl Carolina lot a ckib match. School at NCSU" 224thdick MW. 24 pm. andTII l3. May 1214 at Civic Cantu. Proceeds go to load. $1.50. Call BSU lot reservations by Cloyd Theatre, BorisKarloll isexcelent in one MISS THE LOTTERY? learn about allcampus TED KENNEDY tor president ornamental WANT TO GO TO EUROPE'l Rattle tickets lot muscular dystrophy. First one. 86m hand March 24. 834-1875. of the best horror films ever, "The Bride of INFORMALGET TOGETHERlotslstudentsin housingWednesrby. March 26 9:15 in Bonn meeting Monday, March 31 at IT pm. in SENDABUNNY to ywthoneyMatch26Aptil the experiment in lnterrntional llvm on sic cralted tourmtnsnt table. $9 entry les An Frankerstein." tested in the position pl Chancellors Aida. Study Linings. Speaker BI Guy. Brown Room. Ouesttons'l Cal Jtmm Person. 2 at the lust tunnel. Sporsored by Delta Ill Student Center and urine: Wednesday, plicetions at Itilorrrtation Desk Small by PHI KAPPA PHI InlllBlIOl’l and actual banquet Wednesday. March 26 at 7 p.m. in the first 7814876. Sigma Theta Sorority .March 26.10302pm Kappa Alplo Order. March 27, Student Center. Initiation THE OUTING CLUB meets tonight at 7.30 in. Iloor Metcell study Imp. A FINAL OPEN REVIEW 01 the tester loot ceremony, 6:15 to Stewart Theatre; banquet. the Blue Room at the Student Center A rel AIIE BUSINESS MEETING: Wednesday, March bal ticket distribution polay will be held 7 p.m. in Ballroom. Tickets $6 from Dr Don ttnqcanoeing trip IS being planned Ior Easier 26 Ifl Rd. 222 from noon1. Lunch 3.761. WM. Match 26 at 7:30 In the Board Steenson, 2622B Biltmore. 7372892 or weekend Room. AI truer-ted person are cared to at 7372393. Open to public CARROLL HALL is sponsoring a trunority .EIT REVIEW SESSIONS Monday. March 24 land. group discussron onWednesday. March 26 at "Thermodynamics” andWednesday March26 Elective Courses In Geology . HANDBALL COURTS numbered 16 will be 7 p.m. in the Study Lounge. Topics ol discus “Fltrtd Mechanics" 6 p.m. in Mann 216. reserved onSaturday, March29 Item 1.4 p.m. ALL SUPPORTERS 01 Jim Hunt lot Governor for Fall 1980 The racquetball club will be hosting East SIUfl will stern lrotn spontaneous response THE PRE PROFESSIONAL Health Society will 1980 are irrvitiid to attend a meeting with the Carolina lot a club match Itom the group attending meet Thursday, March 27 at 7 pm. in 3533 NCSU Friends01 JimHunt onTuesday. April 1 SEDER MEAL tn observance oi Lent and Gardner Hell at 7 pm in the Pack Horse. For Your Consideration/Coors“ Primarily For Non-Solstice Mayors ECONOMICS SOCIETY meeting March 26. Passover. 6 p.m., Wednesday. March 26 at learn 2, Ponarson Hall at 5. Election at new Baptist Student Center. Tredttiornl Pmover ENERGY FAIR apornored by ”Earth" on April "EM: MERITS Ior men and women." GLCA Gy-215 allies:andCurricuhimDaywill be dswssed. lood. $1.50, Call BSU tor resolutions by. 10.Would you lira to got involved? 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Isenhour said of Carolina 54; that means ways in a home match Georgia Tech. ”As a new they're a pretty good team bylasrylcmaaa Brietfeller and Ron Posyton. 400 medley relay. In addi- against Georgia Tech this member of the conference because South Carolina is a ”Sports Wrist Both will compete on the one tion. Solomon will be doing afternoon at 2:15. we don't know as much good team." Isenhour said of Eight State students are and three-meter hoards. doubletime—the 100 and The Pack's meeting at about them as we do some of the Golden Gophers. going to Harvard. but they j“‘Moat of the people we've 200 backstroke. High Point Monday was the others. But we know ’ The Wolfpack carries a "aren't taking their E:- going are' rookies." The Pack will have 10 op postponed due to rain. but they'll come in here ready to 10-2 record into the homes- booka—they're taking their terling said.‘ “They've portunites to score. This the team is hoping that play." tand. swimming suits. never been to a national year is the first time State Six State swimmers and championship meet. There‘s has been entered in so few two divers have qualified for ‘no meat in the world. in- events. In past years the the NCAA championships. cluding women's nationals Pack has been sixth. seventh State women’s softball team which begin Thursday and and Olympics. that's as ex? and 10th. and. the last 'two run through Saturday at the citing an an NCAA men's years it has finished 11th. Cambridge. Mass. school. championship. ‘It's in front of us; it's an meets UNC-C, St. Augustine’s "I really don't know how "There's 125 teams com- opportunity were looking wears goingtodoatthena- peting there and all of them forward to." Easterling said. by Terry Kelley coach Sherri Pickard said. she feels that if it is a typical rabid. I mean foaming at the “I think we're gonna go real. some good hit- Falcon team. St. Aug's will tionals." State coach Don mouths. Your fanny gets ly fast; we‘re gonna surprise Sports Writer “UNC-G has Easterling said. "This is the~ State‘s women's softball ters. I like to think we put present a challenge. first time since I've been at ‘ located somewhere near ourselves even. I feel very State'sj'lohn Joyce. No. 3 singles player, is ready for pressure on them and caus- "St. Augustine's is always your pharynx the whole good about it. Nobody ex- Georgia Tech and Minnesota. (Staff photo by Lynn McNeil!) team hosts UNC- said. “They are N.C. State that we've gone time you're there. You get pects us to doanything. so Greensboro and St. ed them to make mistakes. tough," she to the NCAAs and didn't Augustine's in a _ extremely intimidating on have a sure scorer. I think there—you get off the we're gonna be flopping “They have a fairly good the bases. They have a we're gonna be surprised. plane—the next thing you around real loose and easy. doubleheader today on Red defensive team. Saturday predominantly strong of— . and I think we're gonna sur- know you’re back on the "From here on in it’s men- Whitney plays Saturday Diamond at 3:15 p.m. The was not one of their best ef- fense. They have some good prise some people." plane going home; it's that tal. not physical. The hay is Pack has not seen the forts. I look to see them hitters and they're very quick." in the barn as far as that is State basketball star in the balloting for the East Falcons this season. but in much mo.e tough this time. quick." State will provide its own DeGruchey will certainly concerned; we've done the Hawkeye Whitney has been team. with votes cast by its first meeting with UNC- They have acouple of good version of“freshmen follies” know how fleeting a moment work. What you believe you selected to play in Satur- fans across the country. to G last Saturday. it came hitters, long ball hitters. State first baseman Diane at Harvard as four of the six can be because he will be can do now will make a big day's Ninth Annual Pizza make the lO-man squad for away with an 11-1 victory. They will be really tough for Snook is nursing a sore swimmers are rookies. They swimming in the fastest difference. We ought to be Hut Basketball Classic in the nationally televised con- "Saturday's game was not us on Wednesday." shoulder and is a ques- include Bob Hewitt. Bob event.the 50yard freestyle. very loose and therefore Las Vegas. Nev. test. beginning at 4 p.m. a good game for them Pickard has not seen St. tionable starter for the Monehes. Doug Reisenfeld Monehes will probably feel swim very well." Whitney finished seventh (UNC-Gl." State assistant Augustine's this year. but games. and Pete Solomon. For like he's been in the water leadership and advice the all day when he swims the ABORTION _ In freshmen can only look as 1.650 freestyle. LATE snow MONDAY high as two sophomores. 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. Baseball team wants rain to stop by Stu Hall seven games and overall. Durham. East Carolina in "To have a 44-game "It's a shame. though. rain has caused 14 of State's vades Doak Field Thursday schedule in a seven-week because I thought we had a first 27 games to be called. for a 2 p.m. doubleheader. period and to have all these fine performance from our Rain. rain go The latest cancellation was rainouts. it does get pitcher." Esposito said. Come again another day. Monday when the Wolfpack “It gets disappointing not discouraging. With the non- The Blue Devils are look- That may be what the rain was supposed to host Atlan- . being able to play." State conference games we try to ing to end their twogame is doing. but It comes back tic Christian. but again coach Sam Esposito said. play the younger guys and conference losing streak just on a day when State's steady rains made State “The players get. down try to get a set lineup. but like State. which is 0-2. baseball team is ready to keep the tarp on the feild. about not playing. The darn we haven't been able to do "Duke is like us; they've “when“,PSDN.OWIO.:90¢MMM.“ Play- ' baseball season comes on that yet." gotten off toa slow start.- This year's heaviest The Wolfpack will try to you so fast and ends so quick Sunday. the Wolfpack fell and they're craving for their PRICESEFFEC’TWE THRU SAT. MARCH 20. ATM? IN snowfall and rain forced the beat the rain today when it that. really you just hope to victim to the strong pitching first conference win." .‘P Wolfpack to cancel its first faces Duke at 3 p.m. in play as much as possible. of Virginia's Ricky Horton. Esposito said. "They were a 04031 Old Wake Forest Rd. 021124Wyclifl Rd. 03834 Western who held State to five hits much'improved ball club last . BTV . ' . 4- ., and struck out a phenomenal year and are probably more 05626 Six Forks Rd. ”9521;0312‘Rd. 0527 glaze Circle in» tennis squad falls 15 batters in the Cavaliers' so this year." 0201 Human St. 0 1 illsborough t. ‘3 Women’s 3-2 win in Charlottesville. Duke features outfielder L——. l L by Terry Kelley two girls injured. The in- Walston 7-6 (52), 6-1 at No. .“We ran into a real good Randy Maris. who is the son omenInns OFFEREDRETAIL DEALERSFOR sALEonNOTWHOLESALERS.AVAILABLE I V.J ' Sports Writer juries‘ have hurt us." 4. Anne Jones beat State's pitcher Sunday." Esposito of former New York Yankee j . wmi suesnmnxsr . ’ ‘ Hokie Annette Tector Dawn Maybeck at No. 5. 7-5, said. “When you get 15 great Roger Maris. PRICES I :II Virginia Tech won seven defeated Suzanne Nirschl 7-6 (531. Then Tech's Lynne strikeouts you're not giving "They are a young. team U.S.D.A. INSPECTED .5.- matches in straight sets and 63.63 in No. 1 singles. Then . Jones clinched the match anyone a chance to get the that should give us some SWIFT CANNED 4 LB defeated State's women's State's Sarah Harmer beat with a 62. 6-2 victory over ball into play. I don't know if trouble if we don't watch it.“ 15% tennis team 8-1 on Lee Becky Oatts 61. 2-6. 7-6 (5-3) Rebecca Barnette. he was that good a pitcher Esposito said. FRESH Courts Sunday. in the Pack's only victory. or if we were just struggling The State mentor has a HOSTESS “We had a couple of close “Sarah Harmer was the In doubles. the No. 1 at the plate. He was primari- lot of respect for East matches," State coach J.W. highlight of the day." team of Nirschl and Sadri .ly throwing fastballs." Carolina. FRYER , n) . lsenhour said. “We weren't lsenhour said. “She hung in took Hokies Tector and Horton finished with a “East Carolina is an ex _/HA_M HAM able to pull out many of there real well. She tied it in Oatts to three sets before complete game. giving up cellent team." Esposito said. LIMIT IOX-O—CHIOKEN OR AéirP 5 LB. CANNED HAM them. Virginia Tech had a the third set and won the losing 4-6. 7—5. 6-3. State's five hits and walking six. "They‘ve won nine or 10 ball 2 pretty good team. but I tiebreaker 5-3. It meant a lot No. 2 team of Harmer and The Cavaliers' win games already this year and PLEASE fir}; - didn't think they were &1 to Sarah. It meant a lot to Walston lost to Cram and nullified the effort of State lost only two. .1, better. me.‘ Fink 6—3' 63. Then Tech's starter Joe Plesac. who pit “ "It seems like in college At No. 3 singles, Tech's Michelleéowker and Lynne ched eight innings. yielded baseball everybody is star— EACH “I thought some could Andrea Fink topped Susan Jones do ned Maybeck and seven hits. one earned run ting to come up with fine ONLY have hung in better. Some Sadri 61. 64. Amy Gram Carol Knapp 6‘4. 62 to com— and no walks while striking teams and every game is go SLICED FREE! played well. but we have downed State's Tnza plete the match. out five. ing to be a tough one." LB. classified; AAP QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED IEEF A&P QUALITY Classifieds cost 10¢ per word with a REWARD $50 lor return ol 1979 Composrte URGENT' Need 5 "Ayatollah went to $20 REWARD lor return of canvas shoulder THESIS ll DISSERTATIONS copied on 100 minimum charge 01 $1.50 per insertion. 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Involvement pays off 4-11 l I l At this point it may be premature. but we enough. Thomas forwarded the letter to the i cannot help rejoicing over the fact that a stu- chairman of the Campus Stores Advisory dent's willingness to become involved has Committee and the investigation began. produced fruitful results. Subsequent meetings between supply store Thanks to Hugh H. Moore. a junior in officials. faculty members and students helped business management. an advisory subcom- point out the seriousness of the shortage. mittee has made some recommendations on Now. the subcommittee has produced five improving the Students' Supply Store’s book- recommendations for improving the book-. ordering policy. Hopefully the suggestions will ordering system. help solve the textbook shortage. The subcommittee perceived a com. Faculty members have grumbled for years munication gap between faculty members and “Trans:05mmmm about the on-again. off-again shortage. but it the supply store as the major problem. Thus. took a_letter from Moore to Chancellor Joab it suggested that each academic department's Thomas to initiate action. scheduling officer be the official liaison with Moore decried the fact that students in all the store for book-ordering matters. curricula were having‘trouble buying needed Additional recommended measures include texts because the supply store did not have .. distribution of an explanatory pamphlet on book ordering to faculty members and speedy acquisition of a new computerized ordering In case“ you missed it... and filing system for the store. ‘ Furthermore. it was suggested that the Democratic Party officials were embar- computerized system be linked with the rassed this week to learn that a recorded Department of Registration and Records so Nine months and unnamed dollars later. this any candidate to run the election for a spoof of President Carter mistakenly had information on the number of students adding CATch-22 evaluation machine cranked out the most idiotic reasonable price. We feel that Mr. Cato wasfully been made available for public hearing. and dropping courses could be relayed to the I read with interest the recent article on the up- piece of garbage spying on 'a small selection of justified in his selection of Metcalf to run the The tape, which officials say was made store quickly. coming CAT fare hike. It seems highly ap- courses with lots of non-essential informa- polls, ' for a Christmas party, is a conglomeraton Also suggested were yearly meetings bet- propriate that the price increase takes effect on tion—all here at Brick U. We would like to apologize to Joe Gordon for of fragmented statements by Carter and his ween faculty and store representatives to April Fools’ Day. Sometimes it seems as if effi- Eyen if the poor range discussed wasn‘t bad any doubts that may have been cast upon his aides. Combined with background banjo discuss further difficulties. (How about in- cient bus service in Raleigh is just a big joke. enough. most of the courses dealt with areTOh - honesty because of this affair. cluding some students in the meetings?) The real joke is the ludicrous proposal to limit freshmen. in case you didn't notice. if you’re/ music and tied together by a narrator. the discount ticket use to off-peak hours (7-9 in the reading this “pap"-let. chances are you'll never statements are converted from serious to mornings and 4230.6 afternoons). This Idea see another freshman semester. Freshmen will Jim Bales humerous—and occasionally naughty. The recommendations are not official would defeat the whole purpose of the tickets. only see this newsprint gathering dust in some SO CHE Somehow the three-minute recording, policy yet. They must firSt be approved by unless all of a commuting student's classes adviser's office. T. Nathan Smith which was being used by Democratic of- ’Vice Chancellor for Business George started after about 9:30 and ended before 4:30 Weneed to see more courses evaluated and FR EE ficials to test telephone equipment for an Worsley. it is possible that in the process they (dream on). more definitive information listed to make it authentic dial-in message, was left on the will be revised. Sounds like a real CATch-22 to me. worthwhile (like actual grade distributions. Ready to transfer air. Anyone could hear it by dialing the cor- And, of course. their effectiveness cannot sans)- rect number. be judged until they are put into practice. Allen Sherrill So thanks for nothing J.D., Robb. Mark, As a junior in your mechanical engineering One joke on the tape has the narrator Once they are, student and faculty leaders FRE Milda. Delia, Debbie and Jim. You're the ones department. 'I have enjoyed three years at this for. must closely monitor the situation to see if it who deserve the credit for this crap. another ex- institution. it has been a period of great grth saying Carter obtained “seed money" ample of time wasted and money blown. This in my personal life and I've been active in many his 1976 campaign by signing on as a improves. masterpiece has reached its resting place. it's a school activities. But now I have received my donor for the “Atlanta Sperm Bank." An What we do know now is that the book Bryan defended bird; it's a plane; it's a course evaluation final dose of administrative crap. excerpt from a Carter conversation on his shortage at last is being given the attention it sheet—in the trash. With the posting of this year’s lottery. I found peanut business is then heard. with the merits because a student was concerned In reference to the attack upon Dr. Robert S. out that for the second time I have been booted president’s voice saying he produced the enough to try to get something done about it. Bryan by the reputable Technician. we found it off campus. l've lost out the past two lotteries. best seed in the area. The moral of the story, we think. needs no compulsory to comment. “A Question of Joe Staton l could blame the computer for these actions; elaboration. Honesty,” as the editorial was so eloquently en- SFM (SO) but instead. I blame the administration of State" titled. should be the Technidan's motto instead and two others for the following reasons: the acceptance of a of the heading of an assault on Dr. Bryan. large influx of freshmen without regard for the The Technician 's passion for reporting Illegal and unethical housing of the upperclassmen; the failure to University news. in this instance. borders on the provide continuing students with housing while Van will enhanCe safety imaginative. This type of fabrication protrays After a series of articles in the Technician con- money is spent on more trivial things; a lack of Mr. Jobe as an individual whose pen moves cerning Metcalf's alleged violations. we feel that true. honest caring forthe students who came to faster than his brain. He has an incredible. and a clarification is needed. Carson Cato. ebctions this University for its good name and reputation we use the word loosely. way of rearranging the board chairman, attended a recent house coun- as an institution of higher learning. Public Safety’s acquisition of a van for The high crime volume at State is starkly events so as to suit his sensationalistic appetite. cil meeting in which he read the allegations to escort purposes would be welcome under any evident in our weekly “Sign of the Crimes" Since it is evidentthat Mr. Jobe wishes to further the group. ' i chose State. while a junior in high school. circumstances. But the recent upswing in at- column. Readers who ordinarily gloss over or his flair for the melodramatic. we will be glad to He stated that several students had complain- for its curriculum. l placed it as the best spot in tempted sexual assaults on campus adds to its ignore the column would do well to examine it write him a recommendation to any publications ed of voter solicitation of several candidates. not the two Carolinas'from which an engineer or significance. closely. It just might open some eyes. akin to grocery store tabloids. just one candidate in particular. as was incor- anybody could graduate. Officials report that rape, attempted rape We found that the only section of the editorial rectly stated in the Technician. Now I am transferring to another school. and other sexual abuses have increased With danger ever-present. students—and , that merited any credibility was the part which In a letter to the editor. Peter Pappas called closer to my home. so that I can continue my. significantly at State since spring break. We faculty. staff and administrators—should not followed “Need we say more?" Rather than Metcalf's actions “illegal and unethical campaign education. I hate to leave my friends and the trust that no expense is being spared in the ef- hesitate to use every means at their disposal to slander and misrepresent the intentions of Dr. tactics." This insinuates that there was an school. but i. like many people. cannot afford ’ Bryan. we feel that he should be commended organized effort to sway votes. off-campus housing without working parttime. fort to apprehend the offenders. Meanwhile. protect themselves. for his efforts to bring a charter of Phi Beta Kap- We would like to emphasize the fact that this So. goodbye brickyard. Zoo Day, professors students should be mindful of the danger and Walking alone at night is unwise. If no com- pa to State. .is not true! We admit that some mistakes were and friends—I'm leaving. exercise precautions. panion is available. one should request a Touche. . . made. but they were not done purposely. As for those who will continue to have to put it is difficult to picture oneself as a crime vic- Public Safety escort—even if it means waiting Eric M. Hammersand We would like to apologize to all candidates up with Joab and the folks at Harris Hall. tim until actually becoming a crime victim. a minute or two for the escort to arrive. The SR LEB for any inconveniences that this incident may GOOD LUCK! Find leaders who will speak up and of course by then it is too late. In a college waiting period should be reduced now that David R. Wooten have caused. , more for us than those in the past. l’d like to environment it is especially hard to keep cau- the van is in use. SRLAH Lastly. we would like to encourage everyone hear about this school getting straight again. tion in mind as students have far more in- to vote on March 24 and 25. We hope that this teresting things to think about. As Residence Life officials note in a incident will not affect the outcome of the elec- Put pressure on the University! Demonstrate. But the fact remains: State is no sanctuary. memorandum recently distributed to dorm Anderson backed tions. " if necessary. like the years past. Get the student residents. the increasingly warm weather fees to be spent on housing and food instead of Indeed, our campus is in many ways a crook’s Backbiting and face-smudging facts are being fences. wall hangings and sports facilities. paradise. The drive-through layout mkes it should not induce students to leave doors Vernon Wall to live by the rules ofdoing unto easy to get on and off campus. The campus is unlocked or ajar. Rapists operate in all employed by presidential candidates from both JR PS if all of us are weather and open doors make things easier parties. Hopefulsbelievethubybeingless Michael Thomas others as you would have others do unto you large, has its share of trees and bushes (overtly) dishonest. less inept and possibly by SO FOR/LE8 and an eye for an eye. then Residence life and (construction projects notwithstanding—at for them. being better drivers that they may attain this Lisa Maxwell the State administration should be ready to put least for now) and is difficult to patrol. Sad though it is, we must admit the fact that country's most public office. FR Joab out of his house and have 1,370 people Students are outside at all hours en route to we are not completely safe on campus. But Little consideration is given to the SFM dook on the steps of Harris Hall. dorms. the library. the Student Center, class our safety is enhanced when we lessen our medicaments which the United States and. in buildings and other areas. vulnerability to criminals by using our heads. fact. the world needs. Mudslinging is not an ef- On Metcalf fective prescription. M. Burriss The public needs a man who respects himself We are writing in response to the letter by JR ME and his competition enough to avoid this Peter Pappas appearing in Friday's Technician. established practice and instead to present We are involved in the excellent Metcalf Living- himself as he is. Leaming Program and we did help run the polls i can only support a candidate who is honest during the elections. enough about the important issues and honest We support J. Carson Cato's actions concer— Forum policy enough with voters to clearly outline his stand in ning this unfortunate incident and feel that his areas of concern to all of us. decision was fair to all concerned. We have iall seen nominees who espouse However. Mr. Pappas’ second sentence. “It The Technician welcomes forum lor- popular opinionsand who profess their ability to seems unfair to let the polls be run by the Metcalf ters. They should. be typed or printed cure the global ills. It is remarkable how quickly Living and Learning group when Joe Gordon legibly and are likely to be printed if these attitudes disappear when they are faced lives in Metcalf dorm." gives us the impression limited to 250 words. All letters must be with the realities of running something more that Mr. Pappas has his head in an anatomically must include the writer's than a campaign. improbable location. signed and John B. Anderson is one candidate who does To have excluded Metcalf from running the address and phone number along with not sketch a sunrise scenario. He recognises the polls on March 17 and 18 because of Joe Gor- his or her classification and curriculiim. afflictions of this country and is reacting to don's residency would have been an unfair Letters are subject to editing for style, them—now. His honesty has cost him some discrimination against Metcalf dorm. brevity and taste. The Technician popularity. Mr. Pappas needs to realize that it is almost reserves the right to reject any letter Listen to this man. Think about what he says impossible to find an organization with no ties to deemed inappropriate for printing. about the issues—our issues. I did and he has my support. (3 Technician Richard Tudell PBS Editor...... John Flasher . Associate Editor...... '...... Andrea Cole CCR blasted News Editor...... Jeffrey Jobs Production Sports Editor...... Bryan Black Manager...... 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