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North Carolina State University's Student Newspaper Since .1920. Friday, February 14, 1975 Volume LV, Number 57 l Caldwell says vet school will

help North Carolina ’5 industry by Howard Barnett by opponents of the proposition were “This move may or may‘ .not be livestock. rather than taking care of pets. misleading. successful." said Caldwell. "but it is Glazener‘said. “Of the 500 or so now in the Chancellor John Caldwell. in a filmed indicative of the pressure these schools state. some 300 list their specialty as news conference Thursday morning. said “The figure used was about five are under to seat graduates from their ‘mixed'." that North Carolina needs a school of thousand dollars per student. times 27 own states in pre-vet programs. ”One thing we need to realize." said veterinary medicine such as the one students." said Caldwell. “but the figure ANOTHER POINT brought up by Caldwell. "is that until we have enough proposed for State. should really be four times that much. Holshouser was that a number of other veterinarians. we won't even have enough His comments. which are in direct since the student must go through four schools were being planned in other spilling over into the livestock area in the opposition to the position of Governor years of veterinary school. The school will states. In response to this. Caldwell said. 40 counties." James Holshouser. centered on the cost more than sending students on a “We were told by Auburn. which seats a Critics of the proposal have also number of students which are now being contract basis to other states." number of North Carolina students that charged that the $25 to $39 million figure accepted at other veterinary schools in CALDWELL SAID THAT. in addition from Florida alone this year. there are is not a true reflection of the cost. since surrounding states. which is well below to placing more of the students from applicants for positions. So they the Florida school is expected to cost in North Carolina. the proposed vet school over 300 the area of $50 million. the number presently qualified. industries to will have more than their hands full with “THESE VETERINARY schools will would serve to attract more their own students. if they do decide to “In schools. of course. you can have only take 27 students this year out of 100 the area. build the vet school there." variation." said Caldwell. “You could go highly qualified and certified graduates of “In areas of pharmaceutical industries Caldwell noted that construction of the whole hog. but the figure we used was North Carolina pre-vet programs." said and related fields. businesses would love school here would increase the number of what we thought was the minimal logical Caldwell. He referred to the fact that to locate near a school of that type. where practicing veterinarians in the state. figure." there are presently 98 certified graduates the research will be going on all the time. which he said has been consistently He added that between eight and in the field this year. It is an unmatched opportunity for an behind the rest of the country. twelve percent inflation had been included outstanding school." Caldwell stated. “The professional organization of into the figure earlier. but that it was Caldwell also pointed to the booming Referring to the situation at veterinary veterinarians in the state has come out based on “1974 money and 1974 livestock industry in North Carolina in his schools across the country. which was one 100 percent in favor of the school." said expectations." statement. saying. "The need for a school of the points Holshouser stressed in his Caldwell. "and when a group of A veterinary school in North Carolina of veterinary medicine to support North opposition to the program. Caldwell said. professionals say in effect. ‘we need more was suggested several years ago. and as a Carolina’s'billion dollar animal industry by "In states such as Ohio. Georgia. Alabama competition'. I think it's something to take part of a move toward one at State. a training, research. continuing education. and others which now enroll students notice of." department of veterinary science was and other means is clear." from North Carolina on a contract basis. Caldwell added that the main needwas added last year. John Caldwefl Caldwell also said that figures quoted the pressure of their own student demand for veterinarians to take care of the State was endorsed as a site for the threatens our admissions." animal industry in North Carolina. where school late in 1974 by the UNC Board of HE ADDED THAT from one state. there is a shortage of trained Governors. and now duplicate bills are in Ohio. there was already been informal veterinarians. both the state House and Senate awaiting Pannell presides notification that North Carolina could Dr. Edward Glezener. associate dean of action. The proposal calls for an initial expect the veterinary school to accept its the school of Ag and Life Sciences. and Dr. expenditure of $3 million to take care of students for only one more year. Terence Curtin. head of the recently- preliminary plans and hiring of staff. with In addition. Caldwell said that there formed . Department of Veterinary more to come in future years. was now a move in the Georgia General Medicine. were also present at the news "We definitely need this school." said Senate funds:Abraxas Assembly to refuse to accept students conference. ' Caldwell. ”The present system of sending from states other than Georgia in the When asked about the number of our students elsewhere just does not meet graduates who go into that area of the needs of North Carolina." by Michael Schenker around Carter Stadium is only used five allocated 65. Athens facility. The Student Senate passed measures days a year and that it was a waste not to The ERA bill called for the Senate to calling for year-round use of the land use this more often for purposes other back the current legislation concerning around Carter Stadium and the funding of than football. At the present time. the the ERA now in the North Carolina the Abraxas counseling service in its area is loaded with no-trespassing signs General Assembly. Student Health Services Wednesday meeting. and warnings of possible prosecution for The declaration read. “The Student The meeting was presided over by Al violators. This bill requests that the land Senate should authorize several members president pro tem. who replaced he opened for picnicing. horseback riding. from within its" body to address the Panneli. naturewalks and other similar activities. appropriate committees in the legislature Larry Tilley during the senate president's to vote for the ratification of ERA in the attack of influenza. Pannell. who has little The' «19an read. “The senate renovations background in parliamentary procedure. requests Chancellor Caldwell to appoint a General Assembly." plan more warned the Senate.“This is going to be fun special committee to study the uses for MARY BETH SPINA. author ofthe bill. concerned about the amount of time a and games but you will have to bear with the Carter Stadium Area and to prepare a spoke briefly and turned the questions by Ginger Andrews student has to wait to see a doctor. us. We will try to be as serious as possible set of guidelines. in addition. They should over to a colleague for answers. It was The State Student Health Services. because we are understaffed." tonight." consider all the alternatives. and submit reported that the house has fifty-one better known as “the inflrmary" is JESSUI’ CITED AS AN example the Abraxas. Inc., which is a pear their findings in a report to the Chancellor co—authors for the bill and it should pass receiving a face lift. Renovations are recent flu outbreak. “During the flu counseling service. approached the Senate and the Senate." there. The Student Senate voted to taking place in the infirmary's image as epidemic. students had to wait an hour to for allocations to cover their telephone This bill also passed unanimously. approve this measure. well as in Clark Hall. the building which and hour and a half. but we were going as and incidental expenses. Abraxas is an THE N.C. STATE Barbell Club asked The Senate then brought up a bill houses the facility. hard as we could. Student enrollment is organization that has been on campus for the senate for allocations in order to send entitled “Request For Altered Procedure More recent renovations in the building increasing and we have to go to keep up several years. and attempts to counsel three of their members to the Collegiate In Charging Non-academic Fees." This bill are noticed upon entrance. The brightly staff needs to student needs." people from the college community with Powerlifting Championships in' Marys- brought to light and attempted to correct painted walls of yellow. blue. and orange During the flu outbreak. extra beds problems ranging from sex and abortions ville, Missouri. and two of their members the problem with the way student fee add cheer to the usual dull white walls of a were set up to handle an overflow. but the to drug related hangups. to the Olympic Lifting Championships in increases are handled. Dean Poole. medical facility. number of bed patients at one time never The principle of the bill read. "The Iowa City. Iowa. The club believes it will advisor to the Student Senate. announced PLANSARE BEING MADE to install excccdc’d 41. thc average number of beds Student Senate should support the efforts be able to place some of its lifters in the that a memo written by himself was central air conditioning this summer. in thc inlirmary. Some extra doctors and of Abraxas. Inc.. in its much needed top positions this time. and bring already in effect. Tom McCloud. author of while work has already begun on the nurses came in to help the staff with the functions of providing assistance to recognition to NC. State. the bill. asked that the bill be sent back to fourth floor where two more examining incrcasc. N.C.S.U. students in the many problem The principle stated. “The N.C.S.U. the University Services Committee. of rooms and a doctor's office are being The health service functions mainly as. areas with which they cannot cope Barbell Club should receive needed funds which he is chairman. for revision. It was added. an cmcrgcncy care facility. but there are individually. or feel inhibited by from the Student Senate to enable it to returned. Plans are being make for a fourth somc programs which cater to the professional agencies." represent North Carolina State Univers- The Senate then approved dates for this full-time physician and a pharmacist to be nonemcrgcncy medical needs of the The Senate acted by allocating $500 to ity in the Collegiate PoWerlifting spring's elections of student government added to the health service staff. student. One program is the Birth Control Abraxas Inc. to cover their monthly Championships...” representatives. The books will open on According to Carolyn Jessup. director of (Tlinic under the direction of Dr. Page. expenses for the rest of the spring The Student Senate proceeded to vote February 17 and close on March 5. at health service. this pharmacist will JESSUI’ EXPLAINEI). "The birth semester and all of next year. The Student up to $450 to be matched by the Barbell which time an all candidates meeting will package and dispense medications during control program was started in October. Body Treasurer shall pay this amount to Club for their activities. be held. The election will be on two days the nine month academic period. Present- 1973 and i think it has met the needs of .1 Abraxas upon receipt of their semester’s PRIOR TO discussing a bill on the this year: March 20 and 21, with the ly. doctors are dispensing medications lot ol women on this campus. The financial statement. The bill was passed Equal Rights Amendment. a question of runoffs being held on March 25 and 26. from desk drawers. statistics bczir out that more women are by acclamation (unanimously). whether or not there was‘a quorum was The next meeting of the Student Senate With these plans in mind. the health Carolyn Jessup coming over hcrc for the clinic. Our “Stadium Area Use raised. It was ruled that there was a will be on February 26 in the Senate services has asked for an increase in the philosophy is to educate the student A BILL entitled Chambers on the third floor of the student student health fee. bclorc shc mnkcs her decision. The Bill" submitted by Graduate Senator Tom quorum due to the fact that there were at“ some medications and x-rays. Our fee McCloud. brought %the fact that therandW on] fift senators duly installed out of the I.. t‘ 4 h\ JESSUP COMMENTED. “We've asked includes everything with the exception of student must attend a lecture on birth &. _ . .i . *" ~ ,. ‘l’ . WW for a fee increase for...theW fall semester of a few drugs that we don't stock and we control prior to going through individual _ . ,~ : . 1975. At this point the health fee is $15 charge a student a set price when he is a appointments with the physician." per semester and $6 per summer school bed patient." A charge of $7.50 above the health for is session. We have asked for an increase to This set price is based on the type of rcquircd lor the pap smcar used in this $25 per semester and 810 per summer meal that a student orders while in the program. This. Jessup explained. is school session. infirmary. One can ordcr either a liquid. :1 because it was decided by the student “Now the health service is a self soft. or a regular dict that is prepared at hcallh advisory commitlcc and student supporting auxilary service of the the student center. body prcsiili'nl that “the majority should university. We receive no legislative It is hoped by infirmary officials that not hzm- to pay for what the minority appropriations to run the building. Out of these physical renovations will help the desired.” the student health fee comes all salaries. students with some mental renovations l‘hc physicians aiso work closely with all the fringe benefits for salaries. all about the image of the infirmary. The the counseling center. In the future. medications. all x-rays. and all house- figures tend to indicate this. .lcssup hopes that the stall will be ablc to keeping." FROM JULY 1. I973TO June 30. 1974. hold discussions in residence halls. Long range plans for the next five years about 84.000 students were treated at the lratcrnitics and sororities. on sex and have been made with the fee increase in infirmary. However. this year. since drug education. mind. Hopes are that this increase will registration day in WI through January of ANOTHER NEW ASPECT is the carry the infirmary through this period. 75. the staff has seen more than 20,614 sclltrcatment table. Bclorc. students had COMPARING STATE’S health fees students. Of these. 502 were bcd patients. to scc a nurse in order to get such things with those of the other 15 state-supported From January 12 through January 31. as aspirin. salt tablets. and cold mcdicinc. institutions. Jessup said. “I found out that 3400 were treated. Now they pick up the kind and amount we were 15th in our charges. The school “I hope it’s because of increase in staff they feel they need and are asked to sign that was 16th did not employ an MD. It is and the students are feeling that they are their names. Since September. 4500 just sort of a dispensary with a nurse on getting their health needs met here." said nanics have been listed. duty." Ms. Jessup. “I think renovation has Ms. Jcssup. in her first year as health helped make the atmosphere more service director. asked that studcnls let “At Chapel Hill. their health fee at this her know about any changes or sugges- 8‘ W0DV RODGIM point is $30 a semester. At UNC-G it is cheerful. have concerning the paint of each $33 a semester. These schools have a "We‘ll always have a disgruntled tions that they may This-errygroapiseagaged h the fine art ofbench-testing. It is their responsibility to see that the health fee. but they are also charging for student with the health services. We are inlirmary. of these benches is dry. Soon they will go into conference to decide whether the paint is dry or wet. —> WEATHER \ QUOTE Fair and cold today and tonight with the "W his school.The resent 9 INSIDE high today in the min to lower 40's and the sysfefifg‘fnsgzdnifizddur students elsgwhere garxum Crossword Page 3 low tonight In the mid to upper 20 s. Partly just does not meet the needs of North ourney Ticket Winners . .Page4W cloudy tomorrow with the high in the upper Carolina. Campus Cars on Monza Page ii 40‘s. Near zero chance of precipitation —-Chancellor John Caldwell TOD/iii through tonight. . !——J” . s.

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“Why can't I find a copy of the" to this one. indicating that this is a reason. whether enrollment remained the Touche?” common problem. same 7 or increased between semesters 'We have heard this plight almost Last spring. when the student body rather than decreasing as usual. or incessantly this semester, moreso ‘even numbered less than 14.000 (including whether students are following campus than last fall. Since the Technician. for aduate and special students). the athletics more ardently than usual. many economic reasons. has not in recent history echdcien's circulation was 8.5“) copies students were left out on Mondays, printed as many copies per issue as there per issue. With the increase in enrollment Wednesdays. and Fridays. Since we do are students at State. complaints of not last fall to nearly 16,000. and with our print fewer copies than there are students. being able to secure a newspaper are not change to more economical newsprint. the faculty. and staff on campus. the fact that uncommon. Since distribution seems to be circulation was increased at the beginning edch Technici- is usually read by more more of a problem this semester -than of this school year to 10.000. and the than one person is an integral part of our usual. perhaps a few words of explanation distribution pattern was altered to take distribution scheme. Perhaps students will help to clear things up. into consideration new factors such as the who pick up their paper early in the Circulation problems are not limited to opening of the parking deck and the morning are holding on to them, for some the Technician among college newspapers. increased lanty of the new Student reason. rather than leaving them laying Neither the Daily Tar Heel nor the Duke Center. is system seemed to be around for those who follow. Chronicle print as many copies as there are adequate for the semester. At any rate. since we are here to serve students enrolled; in fact. Wednesday's During January it became a parent that the students and since each student who Tar Heel contained an explanation simipr ten thousand wasn't enough. or whatever pays full fees definitely deserves a copy of the student newspaper. our circulation has now been increased to 11.000 copies per issue. We hope that this figure will prove more adequate for meeting the demand. Meanwhile. if you miss out on your Technician. check the first floor of the Student Center. as we will try to keep extra copies there. Do not. however, come by our office for a copy of the aper-we don't deliver to ourselves. tside of copies that we need for subscription Lea e—l mailings and ad billing. our entire press 'Vovo' run goes to the distribution points around campus. Incidentally, if it is raining early in the morning of a publication date (the Technician arrives on campus at about 5:30 in the morning). there will probably be a large number of papers left at the Student Center. All distribution boxes are filled to capacity. and the extras. some three to four thousand. are normally placed on the et school ? ground. Obviously. rain would ruin these copies, so they are left indoors during inclement weather. Hopefully. 11.000 Technicians will be With his characteristic “lay it on the Caldwell’s statement reflects the find- enough to go around. at least for the time line. but do it with style" approach to ings of studies which date back to 1904 on being. Constant _ re-evaluation in future important matters. Chancellor Caldwell the need of establishing a school of semesters will be necessary to keep pace yesterday came out floating like a veterinary medicine in North Carolina. with the constantly changing factors which butterfly and stinging like a bee relative to The evidence is clear. concise and affect our circulation. Meanwhile. we will the vet school issue. conclusive. A school of veterinary medi- continue to do everything practical to get In a morning press conference. Caldwell I cine to su port the state's high finance your newspaper to you. came out full force against the proposals animal in ustry by training. research. offered by Governor James Holshouser continuing education and other means is several weeks ago. (The Governor has undebatably necessary. indicated it is his desire that a school of The General Assembly should reject veterinary medicine not be built in North Governor Holshouser's short sighted Carolina. at least for the present time, due proposals and move rapidly towards to his view that the chea st solution to establishment of a school of veterinary the state's yeterinary, pron magma “"ihedfiiné WNW‘Q‘IMW- ‘ ‘ Keeping. us -,u€$;,8 in North Carolina's future veterinarians" to IILWIB' “iii" Vifllr’ii 9"” other states for their training.) Caldwell. however. sees the manner in a By Nicholas Von Hoffman mind to. it can use the lever of appropriations to them believe that in financial crisis after financial different light. Pointing to the fact that In case you If the Senate's seniority system has set the learn whether the creature has been behaving crisis the Fed has unfailingly done the wrong there are only nineteen schools of somnambular John Sparkman to drowsing in the itself. thing because it has usually been dominated by veterinary medicine in the United States. chairmanship of the Foreign Relations men whoare out oftouch with the best knowledge the Chancellor noted that graduates of Committee. it may have compensated us by The Fed doesn't come to Congress for an annual . of the time. these schools are barely replacing the missed it... elevating William Proxmire to the same position appropriation. It gets the money it needs from the Not only is Fed policy in the historical past veterinarians who leave the profession on the Banking.Committee. Although Proxmire is profits it makes from trading in government blamed for the sufferings of economic drops and better known for what he grows on his head than securities. It's perfectly legal. That's the way the crashes of long ago. but today the Fed is also annually. And on a. more local level. what he has in it. the Wisconsin. Senator Fed was set up. Most of the profit is turned over blamed for the immediate past and the recession Caldwell noted that over 40 of North Convicted and fined $50 for the crime of represents the best hope in several generations to the Treasury. but the process by which it we're trying to live through now. Carolina's 100, counties presently have one committing fornication. Charles Saunders. for changing the way the Federal Reserve Board supports itself encourages a . spirit of obdurate or no veterinarians—this in a state that 20. is challenginf the 1796 New Jersey law conducts the nation's monetary policy. independence and willfulness furtherbolstered by Fitful Policy has a billion dollar livestock industry. that makes it il egal for single persons to Proxmire says he's going to get Arthur Burns. the fact that the terms of the seven members of “The Federal Reserve still has not abandoned have its practice of expanding the money supply by fits Furthermore. it is critically im ortant to sexual relations. the Fed's chairman. up before the committee to the board of governors are no less than 14 years and starts. one of the major reasons why we're take into account the fact that ot er states Saunders argued before Judge Stanley explain what he’s doing and why on a regular and each. experiencing excessive inflation combined now which now enroll veterinary students from G. Bedford that the statute was unconsti- sustaining basis. That may not seem like much The Fed's isolation from public understanding is with excessive unemployment." says Rep. Henry North Carolina on a contract basis are tutional because it was seldom enforced. unless you appreciate the opaque vapor of also helped along by a perfusion of functions and a Reuss. the new. non-senority chairman of the increasingly feeling the pressure of their violated his right of privacy and was unaccountability in which the people who print complexity of operation that taxes the powers of House Banking Committee. “Between June and established our money operate. all but the most expert to understand. Thus. own student demands. and such being the in the “prevailing notions of Ordinarily nobody knows what this agency. though the Constitution puts the responsibility for July of (1974) the Fed made a major policy case. may have to sharply curtail. or even religious morality of the latter 18th with its power to bring the joys of inflation or managing the nation's currency on Congress in a reversal. and dropped the growth rate of the eliminate. the number of out of state century." deflation crashing down on us. is doing until it has very special and specific say. its members have money supply from an annual rate of over students in their programs. To put it in But Bedford rejected the arguments, already done it. It's harder to know what the Fed found it easier on their sluggish intellects to let percent to less than 2 percent . . . What happened? saying that the state has "compelling A sharp contraction‘ of the economy . . " ' hard numbers. other state's veterinary is up to. much less control it. that it is to put the the Fed go its own way. In the next few months the government is going schools will take only 27 students this year secular reasons" to enforce the law in clamps on the CIA. In the 61 years since its creation the Fed's way to have to come up with about $26 billion to cover out of 100 highly qualified and certified order to prevent ~the birth of illegitimate Theoretically at least. once a year the CIA has has been to secrete power.The Fed's way has also its expenses and anticipated deficits. flow that graduates of North Carolina pre-veter- children and the spread of venereal to come to Congress and get some more money to been a mistaken way according to the thinking of huge amount will be raised will be determined in inary programs. disease. do whatever it is that it does. If Congress has a its large and growing family of critics. Many of no small part by the Fed. and that decision will have 'much to do with unemployment. prices and prosperity. The decision should be made known to Congress . . [ll “71““ W. l ‘i‘. beforehand. This is bread on the table and too important to have seven men nobody's ever heard HULLQWN? l . ii“. I i ‘ 1 of making the decision almost in secret. while the THIS LIL' or ver SCHOOL -. nation is left guessing until we feel its effects. “A pow LOOK mo B'IG Ideally. Congress should make such policy decisions. That would require new legislation and an appreciation of what the Fed does which most . . IMPORTANT in ME“ members of Congress don't have. The two New chairmen do have it. Whether you agree or disagree with their economics. they have V~ ' //I -_ the technical knowledge. if they use it in a series of open and searching committee hearings. they l A h // — may be able to educate their colleagues and the public. Then. perhaps. the foundations will have .\ / ,flf‘ \‘\ \fith/ 2-7:“ '0“ .4.‘ ,’I \ been laid to legislatively“remodel the monetary . policy process. H‘ \ /( \\ 12;; ¢ \\ - ms. rs. w Poet—K; ,\ 7—- ?.‘:~ f;- \\ \ \ mew ...... ‘ 56‘ 2. [I I, ’ / k ' pk“. ' . . . ‘ c/ it“. a Editor ...... IonEstes Associate Editor ...... Kevin Fisher i“: G iiiIi M“! i" .. Ponten 1:11;; In. a“! II . pi NewsteeterEditorEditor...... Howard Barnett . iii 0 «i J”c ‘51"g i "r u; T. EditorialAssistant ...... Ted Simona ProductionManager...... Dwight 5mm ~ Production Assistant ...... ‘I’erese drown F“ ‘ “ PhotoEditor ...... Artie lending fiI losinessW ...... DennisVick 8 Circulationmanger...... David Martin I, , , - - .s “Jam Museum" February t. mo, with M. F. Trice as firstFoundedEditor. the Technician ispublishedMonday. a." 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letter-s- , ‘ « ‘ r A women that you have tried to talk to (and you think yOu are?" And so I told him. Anyways. I Emancipation Proclamation. black people were And may I also include that most of the college it and sol said to shackled under the some white Anglo-Saxon females are not here scouting for a husband. We probably “pick-up") have some respect for was gettin' all steamed up about Do her a faoor... it beliefs that tie women to the stove just so happen to have chosen to pursue a career themselves and would consider a conversation him. “Aw. gojump in the lake." And he did. Musta oppressed by people like Mike. with a chauvinist like you extremely unintelligent been some relationship to that Jespy Holmes fella To the Editor: . today. It was the beliefs of the slave owners that and refuse to be and a waste of their time. what used to work at the TV station. Is it true Iknow that there will probably be many replies blacks were “niggers.” and a “nigger” was Also. due to the desire of luxuries and expenses in hwar 'bout him gettin laid off there? Seems realise that no- ignorant. a “nigger” was real estate. a “nigger's” this age. we plan to help support our future family Don't tell me. Mr. Fahey. that I am not capable what I to‘ Mike Fahey’s letter and I also our future life of supporting myself. I am probably unequal to the last I heard he's found him some kinda office amount of words will change his opinion, or many place was in the cotton fields. and there would . and not place such a burden upon you in some aspects (such as running in your track job up there in Washington of D and C. other's like his. However. I'll write anyway. ifonly always be the owner to be responsible for him. partner. And too. you must realize that we do the Blacks were “freed” by law. but true freedom have some attrihtes besides sex to offer to meet). but I can say that as a human being there is Speaking of the idiot types—what the hell is to make myself feel better. society and need to express ourselves in these no way I will take second place to you. And. next matter with that Mr. Nathan Slome. the I would gladly pay for both mine and your started to materialize as they began to voice their time you look—I may even be winning the race. basketball coach? Seems to me if he spent less dinners. sacrificing this special treatment as you griefs. areas. time barkin' at the referres and more time call it. in exchange for the easy life you think Bad news always makes the headlines. The May I suggest to Mike that if he ever plans to Mariel. Wheless coschin'. he‘d spend more time winnin' too! Ya women have. As you have never been a woman radical blacks who initiate race riots only marry that he should look for a bride in Sepb. LAB don't hear of that Lester Drizell yappin‘ about the (I'm sure I may safely assume this. judging from contribute to the distortion of today's true black kindergarten. Maybe if he is lucky. he will be able refs and he‘s winnin'...done beaten us twice your letter) you may spout off all you like about movement in America. Just like their black to raise her and suppress her with his ideas and already. Things like that shouldn't happen what how easy we have it. but believe me. that's all counterparts. radical Women Libbers who burn beliefs—because there is no way his companion Squeaky wheel with a boy that can hop like that David Tompkins you‘re doing. spouting off. You can't know things bras give sex equality a bad name. can be an individual. and then that little tyke Marty Towe what pretty from a woman’s viewpoint or I from a man's. But As for those "poor oppressed” women Fahey So. I have shot off at the mouth and expressed To the Editor: darn good hisself. all intelligent human beings should try to remain exploited by "forcing" them to spending an my feelings. Therefore. I do not expect help from In response to your review oi the India Night. I open-minded and empathize with other's evening on the town at his expense. I feel only Mike when I am hungry or lying in the gutter. But thank you lor greasing our squeaky wheel. I agree Melvin P. Finch positions. . ' sorrow. Sorrow. not only for those ”exploited.” that is okay. I‘ll overcome these conditions just as that eternal beauty does not require everlasting I hope you can brace yourself and try to really but also for Fahey and his narrowmindedness. . I have oppression—without Mike. presentation. understand how it is. Once you do. your In any junior high level ofbiology. a student can We have lour International Nights this stereotypes may disappear. Whether a woman learn that human bodies are basically the same. Nancy Webster semester. Arab Night. Latin-American Night. " Speech majors chooses to “go out” or “stay in" and work. she They all need nourishment. water. rest. and Sr. TX'I' and (Ihina Night are still to come. Each Night is works. Try cleaning house and caring for kids activity to operate at full capacity. This is why presented by a dillcrent student group. I am sure To the Editor: sometimes. not to mention caring for a husband women. as men. need a . As far as Mike that the rest ol the Nights will be shorter and This afternoon at 3:00 pm. in the Liberal Arts who leaves his mess. Don't say it's not hard work Fahey's "legitimate" and “illegitimate" sports. ...her alone. have more variety. However. you cannot expect ' Dean's Conference Room, a candidate for head of until you try it. for a year or so. Do a really good they are irrelevant to the issue at hand. prolcssional pcriormances. Although we strive the new Speech Department. Dr. Sharon A. job of cleaning house. and have dinner ready on I believe NCSU has spent the students' and the To the Editor: ' lor cxcollcncy. we do not wait until we are perlect Ratliffe. Will be available to talk with students. time; then see if you have time for your own N. C. taxpayer's money well toward the Mike Fahey seems to have “retired" his mind below we pcrlorm. listen to opinions. and answer questions. Dr. interests and hobbies. It's not only hard work. it's development of the athletic program. Women can before he wrote his letter- to the Technician c Ratliffe is presently an Associate Professor of frustrating. never hope to compete with men on the physical (Women: Equal?—-Feb. 10. 1975). I was Jeff laws-dB Comm nicotion Arts and Sciences at Western As for sports. I can't believe you could write level. The women's athletic program concentrates completely shocked by the thought that a “man" President of l. S. B. Michi n University. such. Did you read your own letter? With-an open on developing women as women and not as men. could be so ignorant when it comes to women. Speech Majors-please make plans to drop by mind? What outlet for aggression do women have? All physically fit State students must complete True. the mental and physical socialization of Tompkins Hall at this time made available for us. That's what sports really are. an outlet. in many the P. E. requirement. whether they are children has been that men are to be rough and What ’8 that again? ways. If you think we have no aggression. think overgrown tomboys or just your everyday tough. while women are fragile flowers. but to say Susan Kirks again. Women are notorious for lots of tears and student. before graduation. Maybe I-‘aliey should that a woman has it easier is a bunch of bull. 4' To the Editor: , Student Member other emotional shows. Most of us get just as ask the women sports participants about the As for the statement concerning nerve or And then while I was walking down the street. Search Committee for Speech Dept. Head uptight and frustrated as men. We're discouraged amount of moolah they receive for their efforts. intelligence. consider Mr. Fahey. that maybe the this guy came up to me and said. "Who the hell do from any show of physical strength. Wouldn't you I-‘ahey. if you wonder why women seem aloof look at your date rather strangely if she broke when you try to talk to them at a her. just look at into a fist fight with a girl friend? If you had a the way men behave while trying to talk. If men fight. she might not enjoy it. but at least she have neither the soberness nor the control to talk Presidential journey shOuld serve to wouldn't tdke it as an indication of some ' to a girl at a place like Hillsboro Square. on weirdness on your part. Aggression in women is cannot expect women to trust you with Jon“ ing so looked down upon that even this letter will their role in society. Women do not allow probably be regarded by some as coming from important decisions about their lives to be made relations some butch type woman who's jealous ofall men. I by drunk. obnoxious. horny men. advance China-United States am neither. I'm just a normal woman who has a What this means. Fshey. is women do hold out by Stanley Karnow the Taiwan issue. they would not attempt to recover Taiwan by right to stay in physical shape ifI desire and who for people like David Thompson. not DT WASHINGTON—During Secretary of State The Chinese refuse to concede to full-fledged military means. needs an outlet for frustrations also. Since we're Superstar. but David. the unpretenious young Kissinger's current visit to China. he is likely to diplomatic relations until the United " States The two delegations haggled over that point given so few outlets in this society. maybe women man. Women do not let a “normal" guy like raise among other matters the possibility of a breaks with the Chiang Kai-shek regime. and until 5 o'clock in the morning of Feb. 26. and the need sports even more than men. yourself. complete grith archaic views and future meeting between President Ford and Mao recognizes Peking's sovereignty over all China. pressure on Mr. Nixon was heightened by the fact Regarding your injured foot. I suggest you read certainly. tongue-tied. talk to them. Tse-tung similar to the dramatic meeting of including Taiwan. Implicit in their position is the that. having publicized the trip as a television some research done on the “weaker sex" which I wish I could make Fahey understand that Richard M. Nixon and the Communist party demand that the United States must nullify its spectacular. he desperately needed some kind of shows that women actually hear pain better than people should try to care ind respond to other chairman in 1972. defense treaty with Taiwan. since. the Chinese accord. men. So don't feel too bad if a girl “finds" a piece of people as individuals. and not according to sex. But Mr. Kissinger and the Chinese agree that a argue. a province cannot legitimately maintain a The result was an ambivalent communique in glass. she may make more noise about it. but Hopefully. it's possible. I have stereotyped men. Presidential journey to Peking makes sense only pact with a foreign. country. which the Chinese stuck to their position and the , actually be feeling less mental stress over it than as Mike Fahey stereotyped women. Fortunately. if it serves to advance China-United States I have reason to believe that Mr. Kissinger is United States declared with deliberate vagueness you did when you found yours. Many women people. men. women. children. blacks.Chinese.and relations beyond the unconventional liaison prepared to satisfy the Chinese on this score—but that it “does not challenge" the thesis that “all (myself included) appreciate your tendency to any other categories peoplemay be classed in. are arrangement that now exists. And herein lies a only on condition that they pledge to settle the Chinese on either side of the Taiwan strait protect us and I hope you will appreciate our knot ' pics from a Xerox machine. complicated problem that has remained Taiwan question peacefully. As he reportedly sees maintain there is but one China and that Taiwan is tendency~to protect you also. When a woman 'qu ' QFahey tnsome warm conversation and unresolved since the historic Nixon trip. it. the Administration would face political part of China." at home. and the United States would Although Chinese spokesmen in Peking "nags'hyonabobto drink.%r smoke. rememberthat? " hen” and smashing". on rip-3pc day The United, States and China are equally opposition concession had been won. this is her wily of expressing her desire to protect soon. ‘1' ‘ . " anxious to move rapidly toward the establishment lose credibility abroad if the treaty with Taiwan stressed then that a key you. were scrapped without a Peking guarantee to they would later admit that the United States had Beth Boswell of formal diplomatic ties. Their motives are renounce the use of force against the island. really not swung around to their viewpoint. As for men not allowing women to make consonant with the game of triangular diplomacy progress in the United Slates-(Thine. important decisions . . . who are you to allow us to Speech/communications being played by the major powers. The Chinese reject this request on the ground Little do anything? What if we forbid men to make that their handling of Taiwan is a domestic matter relationship can be expected until These decisions? We have just as much right to calculate Chairman Mao and Premier Chou En-lai. both of that is none of America's business. Thus the two differences are straightened out. One danger that your competence as you do to decide ours. whom are old and ill. evidently want a firmer link sides are deadlocked unless they can contrive a may emerge in the meantime would be a decision ...and leave... to the United States in order to increase China's face-saving formula. by the Chisng Kai-shek regime to declare itself I'm sure you would be quite surprised at things leverage against the Soviet Union. And. in the independent. Unless the United States har‘ from a woman's viewpoint. experiencing them I To the Editor: j A temporary compromise was devised to rescue A bar is an entirely new place from a process. they hope to strengthen their nation’s the Shanghai Communique from failure to the and already acknowledged Peking's claim to Taiwan m mean. My response is prompted by the letter from international position. of Mr. Nixon's trip to China in February. 1972. But that stage. it would have trouble rsbuffi;.g n woman's view. You can not imagine the hazards Mike Fahey which appeared in the February 10th Taiwan request for recognition. But such a step involved in talking to a guy. I‘ve been mauled and issue of the Technician. So. if you wish to Mr. Kissinger is also seeking to tighten the that compromise contained the seeds of the in a bar. I don't wish to American connection to China as a way of gaining present predicament. would shatter the American link with China. > leered at as I sat silently understand my response. please read and against the Kremlin. and I accompanied the Nixon party on that trip. and Hence the urgency for Mr. Kissinger and lhr make it worse by appearing friendly. Many guys compare the two articles. more maneuverability Chinese to invent a durable formula. If think that a woman is automatically offering her Even though this letter has provoked much his concern for speed reflects a fear that the it was clear to me that the Chinese were trying she's alone in a bar. and if she talks to struggle for succession that will probably follow strenuously to persuade Mr. Kissinger to confirm Washington and Peking jointly announce that body if anger on my part. I hope that I will appear Chou could thwart the communique that the United States President Ford is scheduled to visit China. it will them. then she is really asking for it. You may not rational in this response. However. I must admit the deaths of Mr. Mao and Mr. be a slgnsl that they have found one. be one of these guys. but as the octupii do not it is not easy when replying to such an asinine his efforts to put United States ties with Peking recognized Taiwan as part of China. wear badges, I cannot tell them from you. on a normal footing. What I have discovered only lately is that Mr. viewpoint. continues to be Kissinger came close to granting that concession Stanley Karoow is associate editor of The New At first. when I finished your letter I thought How can anyone say that a woman does not But progress along these lines but was restrained at the last minute by Mr. and author of “Mao and China: From perhaps it was a joke. I really thought people “...have to do anything to be worth blocked by the same obstacle that has divided the “evolution to Revolution." were more open-minded to other people's something...while a man...muat do things to be United States and China for a quarter-century- Nixon. who insisted that the Chinese assert that positions than that. But then I realized that I've worth . something" and that the great worth actually met guys like you. This does not change results from sports. In an effort to broaden Mike‘s my opinion of men. I wouldn't live without most of horizons. I must let him in on the secret that targum crossword them. I‘ll just find my type of guy who'll talk to me athletics do not determine the sex and neither do as an equal (in all fields. with no stipulations). they attribute males with more masculine respect what I do and think. and realize that all relationships between men and women are give Ed'al‘clktiejzcli :h‘dzecofhzid‘erli. £33?! ‘E‘thehfo "‘0: 3 4 5 6 l3 9 IO 11 12 a“; thtebth::hca?ingisgnxg (1:2?3'2%un;:e2 “finding" a broken beer bottle in his foot and then {3 14 l ACROSS g: 31:29 ll 3:22:33? 1 Side post or a 55 Tape recorder 12 Female camel woman who'll be satisfied picking up your socks magtmfiesthipiegothy parseveringnto ”an tlili: ' ‘5 NGUOMHU 0“ and lettin ou think that ou're doing her a nex mee. 0V." m "on ac suppo 6 17 id 5 400'Poisonous arachnid 57 MotherMOM of the gods ZS-across favor. g y y DebbieGreen clumsyargumentfoolremainscan stepY“ontogim-I” seen. After 5“. any W 13 33:." mountain 2: Orinkkl‘izkliquor y]! ghgught put ° Why shouldn't females be allowed to participate “’ ’ P 0" FR" Design in sports of their interest? Even though it may be 25 l4 0' :he underworld g: i333°io§3bmtm g2 Elli? o contrary to Mike'll ballet we do hue Perlonll is Mental sounder 68 Set of roses ~ 28 Appellation . M he F feelings. endeavors. and ambitions. Believe it or 3‘ 17 king or Judea 70 Ta: iiahal site 30 Fortifications not. some of us desire greater positions in the 6 3 g: milibifim 7‘ 2::"9‘"! 0' 3;; gagginhflordly To the Editor: working world than the secretarial position and 22 African t". ,3 "r. Errol 33 llatery Jog; ‘ 0 41 42 T 24 Exist 7t Pistol cases 35 Love or art As I settled down with my french fries and are determined W obtain ”‘0” 80.13- _My friend. 25 Europe's: king 75 Iody part: Fr. 3!: Room setup cheeseburger in the Union Monday. ready to just keep believing that we only have the so-called We“ relax. eat. and enjoy the Technician, I ran across a intelligence and nerve to type. However. do not be 47 9 g; 2.0;; ""7“.” N ‘3 mhfifiz‘ rather disturbing totbe editor. I would I“. surprised when your ancient a" “he“ are 30 lbsicai instruent 46 Served well: tennis to thank the editor for printing a letter from a sist‘tercd antdtsome “dumb female becomes your 51 3 g: mlgfinso-nimr i :13 2: u g? miorbzug, Mil: ahe . I nstsntl smased at the c ie compe i or or superior. n x a on e n. nunfbel: of ament‘allnmfigets" a’hd their audacity. In regard to “illegitimate" 8P0?“ “9" ‘3 55 56 3; 3:3“ friend g 23:32:34 cat 2: Slim" rock Women. along with other people. are the brelkins "Id Gui-mus Which ““9 "0 30ml 0' 6 so Strike-breaker ‘4 Circus 59 liilne character seems only to devaluate a ‘2 0...... "1mg." 5 Liquor 51 Long for products of their environment. Women. as men. personal eultation. it 8 0 M island country 6 — Guevara 63 To one side have been conditioned since the beginning offing person involved so why should females be slit to believe that a woman is passive. a woman h partakcrs in this so-called “sport" of destruction? ‘5 Big“. : QTWMSPSeea' 2‘ Elaine frhxile. l woman‘s PM i8 in the home. end “I” TM“? God most of when the intelligence to 1 2 47 wission ticket 9 imaginary snail 67 Military person willalways be a mantotake care of her. A woman refrun from such activntm. 49 Scottish sign turn as smol- is here for no other reason but to bear children The broad generalisation in reference to the 50 his 10 Fashionable 72 81st elcnent and take care of a man's house. cold behavior of females to guys at Hillsborough Edwar«1 toiius, Ifmyh'ntoryiacmncbasimilsrgroupof Square is completely biased. Most females are people had similar problems. Until the friendly when approached in a civil manner.

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We‘re open ior your love hie Come on down '0 perluve members are lnviied io Nelphbor Council will be held al 3 30 Lvic Sucnrcs Club Monday nrqhi, devoted lo a parliamentary proce- you know a prolessor you would like from o lo ‘2 pm. Sunday lhru WATER SKIING ior anyone «nieres me Rc nervous We have Sammy ailcnd p m: omFeb. T7 in the Conlerence Feb I? 7 30 Plans lor ihe held dure panel discussion on the.revlsmn to nominate lot on outstanding ihursday nights. led in forming a NCSU water skiing Frye lioik on the rock). Romanian Room oi Holladay Hall, Mr Larry inp lo The 5(hilil brewery Will be oi the present pet policy. This Will be professor award? ll so. pick up i'he club. ih'ere will be an organisational dance. maybe German songs. The: INTERNATIONAL Sludehi Boogd Ann. Keller oi the discussed All mieresled persons are the final opportunity to express your ballol sheeis ln‘each of the PAMS meeting at 7 p.m.. Tuesday. Feb 25 iruni punch With and without Rus Will have an elccilon for null year's GUESS and Ms. will visit lfWilcd l0 attend yiewpoini. Two petitions, for and dcparlmenial olilces and return the ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: The in lhc iniramurai Olilce. Car slan vodka. and beer This Saiurday president on Feb. 26, Apply 0000?! Department oi Admissions against pets will be GVOIIODIE‘ to be completed forms no later than Economics Society is sponsorlno a muchael Gym. For lnlormailon call mqhi. l-lo Ii 30 ai The Camscupruls Thursday. Feb 20 with Mrs. Tote the Comical. AIAA LUNCHEON Monday. Feb. signed and the results will be Friday. Feb. la. , talk about ”Taxes and Tax Reform Ralph Johnston at assay. lSiudeni Center Basemeni) Free (717 245i) THOSE PLANNING to student l7 hi I? noon in Broughion 22“. Tom presented to the Unlversrly. All Ideas" on Thursday, February 20 at leach in mathematics or science Purcoli'WIll speak on experimental other polls and petitions have been ATTENTION ENGINEERING slud 1 pm. in'room 20s Patterson Hall. HELP' THE RALEIGH and Wake ATTENTION all Circle K members THE GRADUATE Siudtfli Associa- the ms 76 academic year aircraii All ireshmen. sophomore invalidated. A representative from ems. teachers. and alumni. Nomina‘ The speaker will be Senator McNeil County schoolsneedcollege siudcnls and prospective members' There lion WI” meei on Monday. Feb. I7 at during oi lwo planned Aerospace engineers are ehcour Departmeni oi Residence Life lions are being accepted tor inc Smilh. the senolor from Guillord lolulor young people who are having Will be a meellng oi The Circle K 7 30 p m m room 3533 Gardner. All musl aliend one will be need to aiiond Cosi SI . ihe Facilities will be ,Oulsianding Teacher and Dialin- County to the North Carolina dilllcuiiy in their sludles. All of you Club Monday. Feb I7 an op m. an the ”departmental representatives and registration meetings. TheSe Feb. 30 l"“ and Residencequestions. Please come. ouished Professorship Awards for General Assembly. quailly ii you can give a hand call Brown Room oi the Sludenl Cenier. graduaie senators should allehd. heldalsfliiprn onWedncsday. FOUND German Shepherd pup, there (or the School of Engineering. Please or conic by the NCSU Volunteer aih floor This Will be a dinner Tax miormaliori booklets will be l9 and Thursday. Feb. 20 in Poe 320. lomalc Aboui three months old. ‘ FIJIAN ART “EXHIBIT—Continuing pick up nomination forms in your FOUND: A calculator on the third Service at 737 245i. 3rd lioor Siudeni meeimo. so dress accordingly. Our disinbuled. Ali oraduale sludsnis FOUND: ONE deck of computer Found near Harrelson Hall. Owner. until late February ianWy engineering deparimmi- office; 9‘“oor "hers on Feb. iii. Phase Center. room Jils-c. speaker wiltmlvlr -wal? Woolen. a welcome cards mm in Harreison Hall on ' please-ammo. Call mans. ask showcases of D. H. l3: Jug. for positive Ideniliicar cohabiting engineer. so ii should Wednesday morning, ll this comp-I lor Clyde or 833 1250. ask ior Bill. ‘ several exam s - GOTTA PROBLEM? Maybe it's 'a call .Si-flais p.m. EMERGENCY MEE'ING. Hillel . "0’92 '0 be Very ""«u‘jno‘ P'e.’ eckaukaa. pain oi ioi‘al aware Includes . ' .- handicralis chick...or a duy...a roommate...a lion alter Page 4 Technician February 14, 1975

Wolfpack’s Catalano pins ”ar Heels knew I had something to do. Catalano had been receiving pin against his Carolina op- couldn't tell if he was pinning bylalaaf’otta heavyweight Tom Higgins. a Schober in 6:29 to give State a factor." he explained. “We heat Sam Catalano was wrestling victory for State seemed dim. much needed six points. Hig- really wanted to beat them.“ and 1 did it." treatments prior to nent. me or il l was pinning him. But in his first match against The season would have been gins then went on to gain a 2-0 Catalano knew the pressure With a record of 1-4-1 going matches for his injury but he “He has taught us to use our 1 knew what was going on." arch-rival Carolina Tuesday unsuccessful for the Pack with decision over Tar Heel John was on him. but that didn't into the match. the pin really didn't before the Carolina legs a lot." the VIE major CATALANO says that State night. And the results couldn't a loss because Carolina had won Hackemer to give State the bother him. gave a boost to .Catalano's match. “1 was so psyched for it stated. “and it has paid off." “can compete" with most wres- have been more pleasing. a match over State in January. ' lead Tor the first time of the “I KNEW IF I lost my bout wrestling. His record only that i didn't even think about It was those legs that created tlmg teams. ”We're on the While pleasing to him. his The Canton Junior College match and a 21-19 victory. the team would lose for sure." reflected his physical condition. it." the winning pin. uprise." transfer Catalano after being EVEN THOUGH Catalano he stated. “and I did not want “I‘VE BEEN SICK for a Pack wrestling coach Bob performance was the top event has not been involved in a that to happen. So. I went out while." Catalano explained. “I “When the Carolina guy Thursday night the Pack of the night to the 2.800 fans unable to wrestle in that earlier guy. guess it was the flu. So i Guzzo was Catalano's main grabbed my head he tried to wrestled at East Stoudsburg that came to watqch the Wolf- match with Carolina. perfor- State-Carolina contest before. there and just beat the reason for attending State. sweep me in." he continued. pack 3" the ar Heels. med against the Tar Heels like it helped in his win. “1 like the pressure. and I haven't been wrestling my Guzzo was coach at Canton State College. Guzzo's alma any Wolfpack athlete should. "The rivalry between schools knew it was on me.1do my best best. Also my shoulder has prior to coming to State. “but i knew I had him then. i mater. Saturday State willhc TIA"? G 19-12 with just an im- . t wrestlin when it's- tih 1 been hurting me since the third had his legs locked. and i in Lancaster. Pa. to grapple Catalano at 190 unds and H0 inned Caroi ‘8 rm deiinitelv was match. 1 think some ligaments CATALANO GIVES a great stayed tough. No one could tell with Temple and Franklin and - errata) - are torn." deal of credit to Guzzo for his what was happening. You Marshall. '

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Oliver 51 1 Greg A. Cook 454-Garv Greene 90~Crayton Yelverton 538-Mike Hamrick 74-David A. Watson 164-Ed Callawav 72-Max 0. Miller State's swimming team Wednesday morning and had to get excited about." guy that doesn't like it llMl. He 232-James Rook 33-Michael T. Beroth 297-Donald Carlough 210-James Grady Brafford chalked up another victory hard practices on Monday and No new records were set could he one of the top BOT-Raymond Brice McKeown 320-John W. Thompson (SB—Michael Lynn 108-Michael B. Burris Wednesday night by defeating Tuesday. against the Pirates. but there individual medley swimmers 380-James E. Bean. Jr. 578-Crai Davis 466-Wa ne Connor 489-James King Southern Conference champion “I guess you could say we had were a few career best times except that in the nationals the 364-Craig Thornton 482-Char es C. Brown 487-Mic ael B. Patran 97-Sandra Lee Finch East Carolina. 72-41. a semi-workout instead of a performed by State swimmers 50-yard freestyle and the «ii-Ronald G. Pendred 22-Al Mesella 195-Joseah C. Rasberry III 125-Larry Hardin “It was a pretty good meet warmup." he said. and a few top 10 conference ZOO-yard lM fall on the same 161-Jere Buch 301-Jim Risley 337-Ray amsey 257-John A. Du e for us." stated Wolfpack coach STATE TOOK first place in times set. day. 249-Larry Bumgarner 380-Michael L. Hutton 196-Thomas P. erkinson. Jr. 113-David S ita Don Easterling. “We just took six swimming events and both “EDDY HOUCHIN had a “HE SWAM THE 200 [M like 200-Gary Kenneth Greene 326-Robins Miller 392-Ned M. Barnes 45-Donald . McLeod an easy going approach to it." diving events. But because the great 200 butterfly." praised he was taking a bath." contin- 517-Henry Keen . - 420-Deborah L. Bissett 94»Edward 0- Spence 225-0dis D. Zagorski EASY GOING it was. Usual- Pack has such a stron team Easterling. The State swimmer ued the coach. “He was ”Saline“ A‘ Reavts Jr. 390-Georgreigrelein rd 3.134%” 0' Hardee 182-Michael Everrett ly be‘ipre a meet the swimmers the best competitors id not went the distance in 1:55.20. “it swimming very easily." :gg:8t;32rafe'b32:dley é:3fi:p;.r Barrie? ggd-hSLCIESftIICCfigg-ird agg-Fsifbert gag! t' will‘take a few warm up laps. swim each event: was a heck of a swim." State's next aquatic oppo- 244-Harry Bellger 4423. Scott Gaster 422-Joe Kent 514ZBrfl‘cgnCaldv3esllmn story.but ""3 "me n was a d'ffmm off-events."we "mthe mPacka mentorM °f medley1" theTony‘200"“!Corliss md'v'dm’"took first pack's"em '5 Natatnriumcm'm“ "‘ theTuesday.w°”‘ l79-John R. Marsland 296-Charles E. Routten 2-Don S. Winstead 513-W. R. Williams. Jr. “We actually worked hard explained. "We took a low-key place with a time of 1:58.71. ? February 18. H 20-Harvey Ray Odom 236-Elwood C. Massey 189-Steve Edward Jones 263-Robert D. 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Craig Davis I ‘i , Recent action builds ffeshman guard’s , confidence by Greer Sdth generate an attack that would mined by the Cavalier’s slow In playing three guards. and well and I played well tonight. I CHARIM'I‘ESVILLE.Va.— consistently score points down attack. with Monte Towe in foul think I can help the team win With his normal offense slowly More often than not. Sloan “IN THE SECOND half. we trouble most of the evening. the next five games now' dying. State head coach Norm used a three guard set-up to were getting no movement at Sloan uently used Fresh- Davis' hesitancy in shooting Sloan went to his spread provide more quickness and all on offense. We went to the mangum Craig Davis to help is a marked change from his offense earlier than usual in the movement than had been spread to generate some run the Wolfpack offense. high school days in which he second half of Wednesday’s displayed in the sluggish. offense by playing one-on~one." Davis play so well in the claims that he was a ”bomber." M win over Virgina to low-searing game as deter- Sloan commented. victory that Sloan lauded his "I've toned myself down a lot performance along with Kenny since high school." he ex- Carr who played well under- plained. “Last year. I just came neath the basket. down the court and fired it up." “CAR AND DAVIS both IIE WAS RECRUITED by a contributed greatly to our number of major schools effort tonight." he said. including Maryland. Pitt. Ore- Davis was also pleased with gon. Western Kentucky. and the role he played in the win Virginia Tech. but chose State and was happy with the way because of the attitude the three guard offense worked displayed by the whole team. timing the gam “I came down to the “It worked effectively. Moe basketball camp here and met (Rivers) and.Monte are both so all the guys on the team and mick." Davis praised. "They was impressed. Kenny Carr a heck of a job. I feel that lives close to me. so I knew I’m beginning to work well in it. what he could do from watching w" him play in high school. ALTHOUGH IIE was happy Davis has been full of about the victory. Davis was confidence about playing bas- not beyond criticizing himself ketball on the college level. but for the turnovers that he he thinks he has a lot to learn comm.'tted while controling the and State's coaches and players Wolf k attack. can help improve his game. “Tate were a couple of “I ALWAYS thought I could times that I should have either play college ball." he said. “but off or shot when I I also think that Towe and dribbled toward the middle." he coach Sloan can teach me a lot." said. “I won't make the same Davis has been taught mistake soon." enough to fill in when needed Wednesday's game was the no matter if the game situation third straight contest that calls for the fast break or for Davis has seen a lot of playing a deliberate style. time. With the combination “It was a bit slower tonight of his play in the North-South than it normally is and the way and his ability to run the ball I like to play." suggested Davis club in the Virginia game. the after the game. “But it was Rockville. Md. fi'eshman has what we had to do tonight to had his confidence bolstered. win.” “TIIE LAST THREE games He was needed at Virginia pherobyltearns have helped my confidence a and controlled himself well State’s Craig Davis attempts to capture a “dead ball rebound” ahead of Virginia’s lot." he remarked. “I went to enough to play a key role in the Tom Briscoe in the Pack’s 59-46 win over the Cavaliers. No. actually Davis is the North-South and played victory. remarking. “Now if I can just get it to come back upl”

State visits slumping Deacons By Jimmy Carroll games. including a 71-54 loss to well." said Sloan. “But overall “ova INSIDE GAME hasn't one-third of State's points. With every Atlantic Coast Clemson at home Wednesday. they’re a tough opponent and Krogreogressed the way we had “DAVID ISN'T concerned Conference game becoming The Deacons have compiled a theyll be highly motivated oped it would at the beginning with how many field goals he more and more im ortant. 3-8 record since winning the when we roll in there. of the season." Sloan said. scores." said Sloan after the .State hits the me again Big Four championship. Their “TIIEY HAVE ONE of the “We're going to emphasize our game. "He's just concerned Saturday for a regionally-tele- conference record since Jan- finest guards in the country in outside game more in the about winning." photo by Kearns Ivised game in Winston-Salem uary is 2-8. and includes five Skip Brown." Sloan continued. future. because right now I feel State's trio of freshmen have Guess who? scores two. ' against Big Four champion and straight losses. By losing to “Jerry Schellenberg is a great our outside game is more begun to see extensive action current cellar-dweller Wake State Saturday. Wake Forest outside shooter. and they have productive than our inside recently and appear to be Forest. game." improving with each game. can clinch at least a tie for last excellent depth up front." Regardless of whether the Guards Bobo Jackson and Craig Since capturing the Big Four place in the league. Sloan is definitely not exag- Wolfpack concentrates on its Davis drew praises from Sloan ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE Tournament title the first week SPORTING A 2-9 ACC slate geratingl when he calls Brown inside or outside attack the after Wednesday's game. and ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS in January. it’s been nearly all and playing their final confer- one of e nation’s best guards. main man will continue to be Kenny Carr has shown flashes downhill for the Demon Dea- ence game of the season. the Averaging over 21 points a David Thompson. who is in a of brilliance at times. Points cons. Deacs can only ho e that Duke game. Brown is a certain furious race with Notre Dame's Saturday's game will be for Name. School. Years FOLLOWING AN 83-78 up- will lose all t ree of its all-ACC selection. His ball Adrian Dantley for the national the best two out of three .Buzzy Wilkinson. Virginia. 195375455 2.233 set of the then top-ranked remaining games so the Devils handling. shooting and ability scoring title. regular season battles between . Len Chappcll. Waki- Fort-sf. 1960 iii iii! 2.165 Wolfpack. Wake edged Duke will be knotted with them in the to run the Deacons' offense Thompson. averaging near the Pack and the Deacs. and . David Thompson.N.C. State. 1973-7475 ...... 2.096 for the tournament champion— cellar. make Brown the key to the 31 points a contest. was held to with the ACC tournament just 2.049 ship. then defeated Virginia on Realizing their predicament. Wake attack. his lowest total of the season three weeks away. it's another .I’)irkioilemrfc. Wakof‘orosl 19H.'34 5'15 the Wednesday after. But after the Deacons are certain to be The Wolfpack. coming. off a Wednesday against the Cava- one of those “must" games for . Lenny Rosenblulh. North(‘arolina. 19555 2.045 that. the Deacons lost to out ' for blood at 3 pm. 59-46 win at Virginia. as to liers. David didn't hit a single both teams. -Maryland. North Carolina and Saturday. and State coach win in order to remain in field goalIn the second half and Clemson. sending them on a Norman Sloan is well aware of contention for the conference was only five of 15 for the lllllllfllllllllllllM()1.e Sp0rtslllllllllllllllllllllg Diamonds tailspin toward the basement. that fact. tournament's first-round bye. game. as he totaled 19 points. Hardy Hands, Duke fell 122-109 in Winston- “They've had some great And according to Sloan. Even though it was his lowest INDEPENDENT Softball: doubles tennis tournament will Quid! Mind? at Salem. but then Wake Forest games. and they've had some State will begin to rely heavily out ut of the season. it was Deadline for entries is Thurs- be held starting Monday. Free Apartment Lowest Prices dropped five straight ACC when they haven‘t played so on its outside Izame. big for the game and was also day. February 20. There will be March 17. Those interested in in excharqeforwork an organizational meeting on entering the tournament should on Fridays aid Saturdays Thursday. February 20 at 7:00 sign up in room 210 of Phone an 0777 p.m. in room 210 on Carmichael Carmichael Gymnasium. Dead Monday lhru Thursday Teaff to speak at grid banquet Gymnasium. A representative line for entries is Friday. March 7 4 p.m from each team must attend the 6. Baylor Universitys Grant to their first ever appearance in caFollowing the successful Edwards Award. the Coach's organizational meeting BIG “4” AND Co Rec Days: . Teaff. voted national college the Cotton Bowl. is regarded in 32rd“ and his selection as Trophy and the Bob Warren Anyone interested in partici- Coach-of-the-Year last season. Texas as a miracle worker. f’the--year. Teaff has Award. OPEN VOLLEYBALL: pating in either of these events will be the featured speaker at His 1973 Baylor team ended become one of the most A limited number. of tickets Deadline for entries is Thurs should sign up in tho Intrar W State‘s football banquet on with a 2—9 record and was sought-after speakers in the are available to the public at day. February 20. Organiza- mural Office. GARAGE February 23. picked in the '74 weseason nation. I-Iis appearance here $10 each and may be purchased tional meeting will be Monday. SOFTBALL AND Volleyball polls to finish dead last in the will mark the first time he's at either the Football Office or February 24 at 7:00 p.m. in Officials: All persons interested sncmuzmc m ., The annual fete will be held conference. But Teaff and his delivered a talk in the state. the Wolfpack Club. both located room 210 of Carmichael Gym- in working softball or volleyball AUTOIOTIVI SflVlCl a mail Please Call For at the Royal Villa Inn and will Bears surprised the football ANOTHER highlight of the in the Case Athletics Center. nasium. Play begins Tuesday. games should sign up in room Appointment get underway at 6:30 pm. world by posting an 8- overall banquet will be the presenta- A small combo will provide February 25. 210 of Carmichael Gymnasium. if“ TEAFF. WIIO directed the record and snatching the SWC tion of special trophies. music for dancing following MIXED DOUBLES Tennis Clinics will he conducted for @m Bears to the 1974 Southwest title from co-favorites Texas including the coveted Gover- dinner and the presentation Tournament: An open mixed~ each sport. W Conference championship and and Texas A 8: M. nor’s Award. the Earle ceremonies. Mi ' mucus! ll I”. 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‘Disaster’ tests rescue units

by Jerry lane west of Chapel Hill. low in the shy. since we were from State, we Memorial Hospital in Chapel This Friday. a group of THE STATE students invol- Along withthestudents from get less than a friendly Hill. At the hospital the eight tate drama students ved were from Charles Martin’s State. there were students reception." disaster victims were to be participated in a mock play production class. Volun- from Shaw and from Carolina. ALL PERSONS involved in diagnosed and treated for emergency disaster in Chapel teers were asked to submit to a There were also about 15 area the disaster were given injuries. Hill. fun afternoon of riding in high school students partici- symptoms and make up to However several State stu— This event was set up to test ambulances and the like. pating. Many of the State match. Injuries ranged from dents complained that they had the rescue units of Orange and As the day drew nearer, it students complained that the broken backs to heart attacks. received less than adequate Durham counties. and to test became colder. and it rained the instruction they received did The rescue units were to attention. “I would have died if ' the three main hospitals in, night before. notmeet what really happened. treat the victimsasifthey were it had been for real,” these two counties. The By Friday afternoon. the day “When we got there, they just the real thing. Once the commented one student. “But. i “disaster" was set up to was really ugly. The crossroads us almost." said one patients had been looked at. look at it this way, if I helped simulate a train hitting a school area wasnothing but mud and State student. “In tact. were they were taken to either just one person to become a bus. The sight of the wreck was ice. And by the time the not told of the high school Watts Hospital in Durham. little better prepared for a real “actors" arrived the sun was students being involved. And Duke Hospital in Durham or disaster. then the cold, wet at a country railroad crossing ground and the waiting was worth it. After all it might save a life." The entire event was filmed by the State Government to be Monza sports innovative styling shown to other rescue units in photoby Reading the state. There was also some hyDe-itrlStewart you may notice some flashes of good on all sides. talk about the film being If you have a flat wheel on your wagon this particular supplier can certainly find aadChipMarvia Camaro and Vega THE MONZA provides ex- released nationwide. the proper replacement for you. He even takes Master Charge. " Chevrolet is up to its old UNFORTUNATELY, the CAMPUS cellent seating room for two tricks again. Long respected tasteful blend of European people and four may ride in for its styling competence, elements with American pretty comfort with a few compromis- Chevrolet has again come up much ends with the body. The es. The car incorporates with a winner. absence of European influence OCARSO Chevy's hatchbackdesign. Lug- Fanfare band, choir give concert With its dual rectangular where needed is felt mainly in gage space is 5.1 cubic feet, the car's ergonometrics. While with an additional 7.6 cubic feet by Lyn Walls ‘ member choir, accompanied by "When Jesus Wept" is a the University of South headlights and soft. clean lines, provided by the fold-down rear The N.C. 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At a time when many cars steering column for things like “idiot lights' with gauges. a diversified program which Joplin rag which gained “Tournament of Trumpets" The highlight of the concert are appearing adorned with headlampsand wipers. this is We found theglove compart deep gullies or potholes as the should prove to be the joint large. ugly” bumpers that make not the case. ment to be isappointingly front spoiler makes for low features two special numbers popularity in the film “The which features Ed Bunch, Surprisingly. although the for a car of this size. clearance. combining the talents of both Sting." ends the list of the David Weaver. and Bill Moser presentation of Bach's “Jesu, for that “gluedon” look. the small Handling is reasonable, but choir's selections. in a trumpet trio. 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