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North Carolina State University’s Student Newspaper Since 1920 Volume LVIII, Number 30 Monday, November 7, 1977

Parking decals go fast

Fringe to be sold

by John Flasher problems involved with the much might improve the parking situation in the Staff Writer discussed proposal to redesignate Harris future. One is the manufacture of decals Lot as an ‘R’ one after being a ‘C' lot that designate a specific area of the The Traffic Records Office experienced throughout this semester. One is the campus. in addition to lot classification. no difficulty in disposing of 150 commuter confusion that would arise as a result of “For example. a sticker for someone arking decals last Monda . according to such a change. living in Owen Dorm might read Busctor‘ of Security Bill ' ' ms. “I don't say that redesignating Harris as ‘R-Central Campus.‘ or something of that “There were about 300 people in the line. an ‘R' lot is inconceivable. but it would be nature." she said. "Under this plan. only many of whom were satisfied." said confusing." Pipes commented. “It took central campus students would be able to Williams. “We were able to sell ‘0' decals many students a great amount of time to park in the lots around their dorm‘s. The to most of the commuters who needed discover that the lot had been changed to same would hold true for east and west them so badly. including some 55 who got a ‘0' one this year; so the situation would campuses." theirs in exchange for fringe stickers. In probably be worsened if it were to be Another possibility for parking is a new addition, we dealt 12 ofthe 55 returned ‘F' changed again in the middle of the lot. According to Pipes. the Physical Plant decals to dormitory residents who were in semester." is planning to move a steam plant, located the line." beside Harris Hall. to Sullivan Drive. Williams said that the remaining ‘F' No guarantees "When this is done. we might be able to stickers were being held pending an Pipes said that the second drawback to use that area for parking." she said. evaluation of the available fringe parking the redesignation of Harris lot is the fact “Of course. these are just a few of the areas. “Right now. there is a number of that it would not guarantee a great deal of many ideas we've come up with. and we North Carolina permanent cars in the additional parking to central campus are going to consider each one carefully." western fringe lots that are taking up residents. “People with 'R' stickers from Pipes continued. “I am planning to invite spaces that owners of-‘F' stickers could all over the campus would be parking the students who attended the last use. They are expected to be moved to there. and central campus is really the Parkingand TrafficCommittee meeting to another lot in the near future. so there is a area that needs the greatest attention at come to meetings in my office and discuss Beep. W iz. Bzzz. good chance that we will be able to sell the this point." future plans. Also any students who have ‘1‘“ decals and provide even more parking Pipes mentioned several possibilities suggestions are welcome to express Taking time off from the inter-galactic scene, RZDZ and an unknown female companion come in from the rain to for students." that are presently being considered which them." avoid mating his circuitry. Darth Vader was unavailable for comment. Molly Pipes. transportation planner. expressed pleasure with the sale and the results it has had thus far. but said that much work remains to be done toward further alleviation ofthe parking problem. Hartley believes students abuse system Not satisfied by Robin Ludlow out of paying their ticket and they try IE" Hartley explained that if there is an only takes a few minutes to check weeds out the unexceptable excuses and Staff Writer Hartley's position was created by Kirk emergency and no other parking space can anyway." forwards the others to the judicial board. “Many students living in residence halls at the beginning of the semester when it be found then the appeal might be Ignorance of the law is not considered The panel of two faculty members and were not satisfied by the 'C' decal “My biggest complaint is that students became obvious that the number of sustained. an excuse according to Hartley. "Most two students hear the plea and vote on the distribution. and I understand their. are abusing the appeal system," explained appeals per week to the Attorney people know that they are parking sustaining of the appeal. If there is a tie. viewpoint.” Pipes said. “The sale of extra David Hartley. administrative assistant to General's office had doubled over the Emergencies illegally," he elaborated. “It’s a gamble. Hartley votes to break it. Theofficer is ‘0' stickers. however. was a measure that Attorney General Jerry Kirk. number per week last year. 'Can I get back before I get a ticket?’ If also present for the hearing. but does not the University Parking and Traffic Hartley. the judicial aide that reviews “I wish I could review the appeals on a “Then we run into the problem of they do beat the system. they're happy. If vote. Committee had to pass almost immediate- the parking and traffic appeals. said the more humanistic approach." said Hartley. deciding what constitutes an emergency." they get a ticket. they get mad." Those appeals which are sustained are ly and there was very little time to debate Attorney General's office is “jammed with “But I have to make the decisions on a he noted. “I don't consider getting tickets Hartley claims to have had two tickets sent to Bill Williams. Director of Security. the issue. With this in mind. I think that trivial and trite pleas which aren't enough very legalistic basis." to a football game or seeing a sister in one and his car towed. “So I know how it for review. the committee made a very wise decision to base an appeal on." “It's plain and simple. just the way it's of the dorms an emergency." feels." he commented. “I got hot. but I “I've never had a case where Williams and so far it has worked very well. Waving in the air the 59 appeals written in the Parking and Mfflc Rules “A lot of people feel that if there is not a knew I was wrong." did not up hold the panel’s ruling," resulting in greater numbers of cars in all submitted last week. .he continued. and Regulations pamphlet. If you are parking space they can park illegally." Hartley said. of the ‘0' lots." . “Probably 85 per cent of these appeals are parked illegally and get a ticket. you have Hartley. “I can sympathize with them. Faith in officers The appeal costs the individual nothing According to Pipes. there are two major unwarranted. But the students see a way to pay the fine." he said. but it is just like parking in downtown and he will be reimbursed for towing the Raleigh. If you can't find a space. it The judicial aide said that he puts a appeals is if sustained. The cost. however. doesn't give you the right to park on the great deal of faith in the security officers. is absorbed by the entire student body. sidewalk. And if you get a ticket. you “I can’t bring myself to believe that Hartley said that he enjoys the job. wouldn't appeal it." he said. they are going around writing tickets just ”I just try to be fair." he commented. “I ‘Conflict ”It states on the parking decals that it is to be writing tickets." expalined Hartley. don't show preferencial treatment. I don't Successiofidraws a hunting license." he said. “It's not a “However. they are human and do make even look at the names until I mail my guaranteed parking space." mistakes. That's the reason for the appeal reply." byChrlee Ledtter Senator I. Beverly Lake, who represented both the office and the person holding the According to Hartley. the number of system." “The faculty and staff members usually Interim News Editor the committee called Carolinians Opposed office is in a powerful position. He has the meters which are not working properly is If a person feels that he has been given feel like they should get preferential ‘ to Succession. enormous power of persuasion over the very small. Yet. a lot of appeals claim that a ticket wrongly. he may fill out an appeal treatment." Hartley said. “About 50 per The gubernatorial succession amend- The discussion was taped on Thursday. assembly." he explained. the meter was not functioning when the form at the Traffic Records office. Hartley cent of the appeals pre from either a ment to be voted on Tuesday is a big and it featured reasonable arguments. “Our governor has a lot of power over person parked. Hartley remarked. “That picks up the forms and reviews them. He faculty or staff member." political event for North Carolinians. and a along with name-calling and finger- money spent in the state." continued roundtable discussion of the amendment pointing on the part of the participants. Lake. “He directs the spending of over which, was aired on Sunday and will be which almost came to shouts. $5,000,000 every year on federal programs aired again today at 8:10 p.m. on! Much of the discussion concerned like LEAA (Law Enforcement Assistance Service organizations aim to please, WKNC—FM. allowed proponents and op—:' machine politics versus having a governor Administration) which the assembly has ponents and opponents to square off and: lacking. the necessary power to run an no control over." put their views before listeners in the effective administration. Kirk argued that our governor is pro- Raleigh area. . portionally weaker than most other perform in the community interest Tom Lambeth. executive assistant to Constitutional powers governors in the United States. and that U.S. Representative Richardson Preyer. the succession amendment would help to by Arthur Riddle increase membership." said Martin. "For program. and it sponsors Boy and Girl along with Phil Kirk. former secretary of “His (the governor's) constitutional alter that. Features Writer this reason. we are trying to get away Scout Troops at the Governor Morehead Human Resources. head up the effort of powers could be written on my thumb." "We have one of the weakest governors from the military image. which could School for the Blind. the Committee for the Right to Reject or asserted Lambeth. “And his statutory in the nation. and we want to change No hope for Mankind? Some people discourage some girls." she continued. “Another service is blood drives carried Re-elect. the proponents of the amend- powers are given to him by the General that." said Kirk. “Power can be good or think so. but there are. however, a “Uniforms may be simplified in the future. out in the spring semester and a summer ment. Assembly. and they can be taken away bad. and the people who are yelling the number of service organizations which are and ROTC is not a requirement for session." said Gardenhire. “In a recent They were opposed by State Repre- any time.” he said. loudest that it is bad. are upset because constantly striving to lend a helping hand membership." she said. community project. APO helped clean and sentative Ed Davenport. and State Lake. however. disagreed. “I think that they will lose some power that they now to people in need through timely public Executive Officer Kathy Fisher. in repair part of the old downtown YMCA t3 , have in the legislature." he explained. services. charge of pledge training. explained that building for the ‘Mothers' Time 'Out Davenport feared, however, that is the One of these groups is Angel Flight. a in order to make membership more Program.” he said. /' amendment passed. it would encourage national service organization created by attractive. pledges are not harassed. “We work with the Department of machine politics. and that it turn the Arnold Air Society in 1957. Senior “Pledge training includes the interviewing Registration and Records with almost all governors into “politicians instead of citizens have been attested by Angel of each member and compiling of the aspects of registration and change day." statemen." Flight members, on a number 'ofoccasions. information. weekly tests. and participa- he continued. "and this provides our main “Members have taken residents of an tion in regular projects." says Fisher. source of income." “We are also D'esire for power old age housing complex. Glenwood responsible for ID photos and giving out Towers. to Friends of the College concerts Leadership skills Agromecks." he said. “It's only natural that a governor wants as guests." said Kathy Martin. command- The homecoming queen contest and more power. Power begets a desire for er of State's Angel Flight. Alpha Phi Omega. another service parade are big projects for APO which more power." he explained. “We don't "Also. we have participated in square organization represented on campus. require much time and work. Gardenhlre want our governor to be a politician rather dances at Glenwood Towers." said Martin. offers members a chance to acquire pointed out that “the homecoming parade than a statesman. We don't want him to ”Shelly School. for mildly retarded leadership skills. according to APO this semester went fairly well and is spend his first four years in office running persons. has also benefitted..it's play- president Gary Gardenhire. “Members of planned for next year also." He said social for reelection at the taxpayers' expense." ground having been improved by a APO. a national service fraternity. have activities for members and fraternity he continued. project." she said. opportunities for leadership skills devel- alumni include cookouts. parties. banquets “If you give him another four years. The State chapter which is connected opment. friendship. and service." he said. he'll be able to run the legislative and with Air Force ROTC. began in 1962. and APO is affiliated with the scouting See ”Service, ” page judicial branches of government through is now open to full time college students in his appointment powers and his incredible the Raleigh area. "We have gone coed Life saving techniques taught influence over the budget. and budget nationally within the past two years and commission." said Davenport. until then only female members were The opponents played up the theme of accepted." said Martin. Richard Hart. and machine politics time and time again. Air Force ROTC cadet. said “I pledged not Class starts today saying that the governor's influence over because this is a predominantly female by Sandra Hamilton Turnbull. state government through appointees to group. but because of the contributions I Features Writer The program begins today. There will many posts in government might make can make." He said he dosen't really feel be a Tuesday-Thursday section from 1:30 him unbeatable. They pointed to machines like a trailblazer. "This has been done at Suppose one of your friends goes into to 3 p.m. and a Monday-Wednesday of the past. and said that the power of the ‘ other schools, and originally three male shock causing his heart to stop or section held at the same time. There also office wouldn't really give the voters an students were planning to pledge with undergoes a severe blow to the head is another Monday-Wednesday section opportunity to reject the incumbent. me" said Hart. Surprisingly. Hart said he causing heart failure. What would you do? from 10 to 11:80 am. The proponents of the amendment felt. hashrecieved very little ridicule from other Marianne Turnbull. a health educator in The course will last four weeks. After- however. that without thelpassage of the male students. Clark Infirmary. is introducing a new ward. a written test will be given and amendment. the voters wi continue not non-credit course to students. The course those students who pass will be assigned a to have the opportunity to re-elect a good Many services .is on cardiopulmonary resuscitation con. certification card. governor. Lambeth and Kirk felt that the sisting’of learning about artificial breath- “Then. hopefully. everyone will want to voters of the state are competent enough Activities include service projects. ing and massaging the heart in case it take staff training in March." as . not to re-elect a bad overnor. 'homecoming floats. and fund raising stops. Turnbull. If so, these students will fl “We believe that orth Carolina has a activities. Martin explained that the Turnbull said the best equipment is become staff instructors and teach classes do. good government. but we believe that this service groups work together sometimes. being used for the course. ' of their own. e smvphofdby Art Home 'is not enough." explained Lambeth. “The Angle Flight and the Arnold Air Society "The equipment is so good that Carolyn A small fee of 83 will be charged for 'governship has too long been charac- will co-host the upcoming conclave (area Jessup. director of Student Health materials. a booklet and a tape. Half-time show terized by many starts and stops." conference) for our groups. which is Services. could not finance the program Turnbull said. “All can be reassured The Raleigh Little German Band performed at halftime of the Penn “Governors come in with good ideas. planned for February." herself. but instead had to have it that the course will not be taught during State—N.c.8tategame. Thisband memberpllestheskilofmanyyeara. “One problem w have is small cosponsored by Student Affairs. with the the Thanksgiving vacation and it will end behindatromboneasametodnStateColegeGennanlandh See "Voters. " page membership. and an important goal is to help of Lee Salter and Paul Marion." said before exams begin.” Pemsylvanla. fat‘ Two / Technician / November 7, 1977

Service organizations state goals lContinuedfrom page I) Meetings are once a week at 9:30 p.m. year. State‘s Circle K has won the Club sustaining human life through health and beach trips. on Tuesdays. in the basement of the Cul- Achievement Award in the Carolinas projects. protecting human life through “Pledges in APO undergo no hazing." tural Center. Non-members may come to District and the Single Service Award for public safety. and protecting natural said Gardenhire. “and the ten week pledge observe the meetings. and the rush each the most outstanding project in the resources. period is primarily preparation for active semester is open to State students. district. said Gunter. “Circle K volunteers have befriended membership." Pledges can be asked to “Embracing Humanity" is the Circle K The goals ovaircle K are fourfold: the wards of the state who live at the sing just about anywhere. but that's as theme for the next two years. according to enriching human life through association Raleigh Methodist Home. serving as ‘big bad as it gets." he said. president Donna Gunter. ”During the past brothers or sisters." said Gunter. “This is with the lonely. embracing humanity by the project which won Circle K the Single Service Award." Proponents trust electorate Gunter said Circle K had conducted fund raising projects for research on cystic fibrosis and hypertension (high blood pressure) clinics for senior citizens. Voters need right to decide Circle K also helped with Operation ID. and Operation Night-Light. the recent (Continuedfrompage 1) totalled. they have more than 200 years of The best arguments in the program lighting survey. re-election to office behind them." came near the first. as members of the She stressed that Circle K is a service but too soon they find themselves stopped discussion panel were putting forth their club. not a fraternity or sorority. in their work by having only one term. We Davenport expressed fears that besides major arguments. In the latter stages of Chartered by Raleigh Kiwanis and Capital think this business is foolish for state machine politics. the succession amend- the program. much of the time was spent City Kiwanis. State's Circle K Club is open government." he continued. ment might also bring with it more with personal accusations between panel- to male and female students. "Circle K is dishonesty in state government. “If this ists. the largest collegiate service organization Trust the people amendment passes. we will have machine on the national level." said Gunter. politics in North Carolina. It offers the Abraham Holtzman. associate professor Meetings are open and are every Monday “We feel that it is essential to trust the opportunity for machine to take over. and for the Political Science‘department, at 6 p.m. in the Blue Room of the Student it might allow the incumbent to name his moderated the debate and directed the people of North Carolina. and to give them successor." Center. the right to decide whether a governor he said. panelists back to the subject matter when Members and nonmembers alike. the should continue in office or be turned out." “In fact. we wouldn't have had Water- they strayed too far. lives of many have been enhanced by the he said. I gate if it wasn't for re-elections. It was an The Committee for the Right to Reject continuing efforts of these and other Lambeth accused legislators Lake and‘ attempt to buy an election by an incum- or Re-eleet has raised over $100,000 in service organizations. Learning and Davenport of refusing to allow the bent president that caused the tragedy campaigning for passage of the amend- growing in maturity are two of the of Watergate and resignation ment; Carolinians Opposed to Succession 3'." byCMIS KIII'OTZ governor something which they them- of a presi- however have raised only $16,000. benefits. which club presidents stress. selves enjoy. “Many of the people who are dent.” he continued. “We can forsee down Undoubtably the future looks brighter to "Walkin' in the rain with the one I love. opposed to the amendment are former the road that North Carolina could be in The program will be aired again at 8:10 many because of the achievements of Shoo-bop. Shoo-bop..." legislators." 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Student reaction mixed to gubernatorial succession

by Eddie Jones like the present governor they can not Further. I feel a two-term governor has a should get another chance at the position." to run again. I think we should have the Features Writer him. Just because we have a gov- they have started." and Kevin Spencer re-elect better chance of creating power behind The Warner Robins. Georgia. native right to re—elect a governor. but it would The Chemical Engineering major said ernor in office doesn't mean he will be re- himself that will get him re-elected." thought Hunt should receive the benefit of create the possibility of a governor succession should be limited to two terms Features Writer elected. The junior VIE major felt Hunt has the amendmenbshould it pass. putting his people in office for a number of no more. The Raleigh native admitted he was campaigned too much for succession and “I think Hunt should have a chance to and Gubernatorial succession has been a confused as to why anyone would oppose sees this as a reflection on his interest. run again if it is passed. I really don't see r 'j t“... much debated issue in’recent months and the amendment at all. “None of the other governors cam- what there is to get upset about." the Pulp will be decided tomorrow by the voters of “I don't see why there is any opposition paigned this much for it and I don't think and Paper Technology major said. North Carolina. As with any issue. there to it at all. There is the possibility of a pol- it should really have been as big an issue However. Karen Whisnant found plenty are proponents and opponents to the itical machine being created but that as it is. lthink Hunt has worked too hard wrong with the succession issue. amendment. On the Brickyard talked with would take some doing. To me it seems State students and found a diverse num~ this would give the governor a chance to ~ ber of opinions. reach more elaborate goals." Aeorspace Engineer major David Nancy Sullivan disagrees with Musser Musser'Is in favor of the amendment and and thinks the succession issue is inferior feels voters are capable of re-electing a to the present system of a one-term goverv good governor and‘‘canning" a bad choice. nor. “I'm for it. I feel that ifthe people don't “I like the one-term office just fine.

l Cecil Madden Mary Beth Quinn years. It would have been better. though. Mary Beth Quinn went a step further if Hunt hadn't been the governor pushing and suggested a governor be allowed to it.” run for three terms. .6 Cecil Madden agreed with Whisnant's "If a person is doing a good job they Bill Hancock KarenWhlsnam feeling that Hunt should not have the should have the right to continue three for this amendment. ”l'm against the amendment ’cause I chance to run again. but succession would terms. I think Hunt should have the choice Bill, Hancock is in favor of succession think Hunt is a crook and I don't want to be good for the state. to succeed himself. also." and thinks the amendment will encourage see him re-elected again." Quinn was baffled by the ”Big deal" the present governor to do a better job. Whisnant concurred later that she . "The person pushing it should not have people are making of the amendment. “I think the first term governor would would favor the amendment if Hunt would the opportunity to run again. After it has “People should have the right to vote do a better job if he was going to run again be eliminated from succeeding himself been passed. however. I'm behind it. If a for whoever they want." the Recreation DavldMusssr MSW-I because people would look at his success during the present term. person is doing a good job. they should major said. I don't understand what is so thus far. If the guy is doing a good job he “I would favor it if Hunt wasn't allowed have the opportunity to continue what big about the whole thing." Noggle teaches amiable students ‘5

Soviet college education foun free but limited by Shelda Spencer “With an enrollment of nearly 17.000. about what the students did here.‘ Noggle The students who do not make it to my mail being opened. and Features Writer the University in several t‘The Georgians are great hosts and compares highly with, said. college are given jobs. After two years of cases I was followed. but never at any party givers." said Noggle. It seems that no matter where in the State." he said. “Their semester is much like ours. work. if they are still in good standing time was I stopped." "They begin “I taught two courses in plant physio School started on Feb. 7. with the Young Communist League. then around four in the afternoon and there is world you go. students will be students. . logy with enrollment as high as Noggle recalled there is a big housing much eating. drinking. and dancing." At least this is the opinion of G. R. 60 in one They attended classes regularly. but six they may go back and enter college. shortage in Tblisi. “The party ends only when everyone Is Noggle. a botanist at State. who traveled class." he recalled. days a week instead of five." Many students continue their jobs and "There are few private homes and most too tired or has left." he said. to the Soviet Union last spring to teach. “I later found out." he said with a laugh. go to school at night. The night program people live in an apartment. No one lives Noggle took many slides while in the Noggle was allowed to travel to the “that many of the students were taking No tests or exams are given during the takes about six years to complete while in the country—even the farmers live in USSR. and has prepared a presentation Soviet Union on the Fullbright Hays my classes. not as a required subject. but regular semester. After the first week of the undergraduate day student program the city." . which he has given to several groups. It is Exchange Program sponsored by the U.S. to just hear me speak English. They had May. labs and field work are assigned and takes about five years. a 40-minute presentation and any inter- State Department. heard British English. and many were completed by the end of May. The whole Soviet students are not allowed to One very good aspect in Tblisi is the ested group may contact him in Gardner “The Fullbright Hays program allows anxious to hear me speak American month of June is then devoted to compre- select their schedules. They are given a transportation. “The subways are excel- Hall. an exchange of teachers. engineers. and English." hensive exams. tests. and grading." said definite course of study to follow and told lent and can be ridden anywhere in town other scientists with other foreign coun- Noggle. what courses to take. for about a nickel in U.S. money." said When asked about returning to the tries." said Noggle. “Most of the students though did not “They believe very strongly in lectures Yet one benefit to the Soviet student is Noggle. "The trolleybuses are also very USSR. Noggle replied. “I made a lot of Noggle left on Feb. 5 for Moscow with speak English and I had an interpreter. a and do not spend much time on lab work that while attending school they are not good and for another nickel one can ride to good friends and I'd like to see them again. his wife and several other Americans. scientist at the University." said Noggle. or experiments. required to pay any fees. the edge of town (into the country) for a but not for awhile. I‘d like to return. but I Their first stop was the city of Tblisi. “We would discuss my lectures before Not everyone is able or allowed to picnic or a hike. think .I'll wait." he said. Tblisi is located in the Soviet State of class and then I would go in and talk for a attend college in the Soviet Union. Less "Even meals and medical items are The arts are very abundant in the city. So. the next time you begin complaining Georgia. The Soviet Union is made up of while and then he would talk. It really than ten per cent are able to meet the free." said Noggle. Tblisi has an Opera house. a ballet. a about preregistration be thankful you can 15 states with Russia being the largest worked out very well. A requirements. After they have completed their school- symphony orchestra and professional at least pick you courses. . state and Georgia being one, of the 15.7: . .‘fl‘lie Soviet students are very good and To enter college. the students must ing and are given a degree. most of the dancers. _ When you think you can't quite make it .. . With an estimated population of over compare favorably with the students in have three things. students are “assigned a job. “The' cost to attend one of these activ- until Friday be thankful youdon't have one million. Tblisi is located over 1000 my classes here at State." said Noggle. “First. one must have completed all of "A few. a very few. are invited to take ities is very cheap. For first class tickets class on Saturdays. miles south of Moscow. Tblisi borders “The first couple of weeks the students the 10 forms or years of high school and certain jobs." said Noggle. “There are one may pay as little as a dollar in U.S. And when you finally do graduate. at Turkey. the Black Sea and the Caspian would stand when I entered the room. I have a very high school record. Second. plenty of jobs available and waiting. If you money." Noggle said. long last. be thankful that you are the one Sea. finally expressed to them that I did not they must pass and score high on exams do not enjoy your job. then too ba ." The Georgians are great sports fans. selecting your job and not the govern- “Many times." said Noggle. “the people want them to do this and finally they given by the government. nationwide. and Some of the problems Noggle men- They have an 80.000 seat soccer stadium ment. protested to me. ‘we are not Russians. we stopped. thirdly. one must have pull." Noggle said. tioned in the city dealt with the govern- and a 18.000 seat coliseum for basketball. For while Soviet students may not have are Georgians.' " “The Georgain students were very To be very stable politically and have a ment. Many American sports popular in the to pay for their education. in the end itis Noggle worked and taught at the State curious about the students here in the good record with the communist party is “They knew I was there." he said. U.S.S.R. including tennis. chess. and seen that it is American students who are University of Tblisi. .8. They wanted very much to know essential. “i was aware of my room being bugged. boxing. the ones getting a “free education." A---'.

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WONDERLOVE leads] November 7. I”? Tats!” learn." 8. I”? Urinals. Ion-Der 9, I977 Four ./ Technician/ November 7. 1977 Off ,W7.I_jfiffilhki‘ll ‘ Technician die r3 hehi me...uii+h‘fhe C Zita? Opinion weii‘hc’s been ma efrbm the. momeh+I ...Imcan . ‘ri-Hhocqesoi- winger-think . I. should home wlh him?l want- it— be mmnjwramm Vote for succession man-{Mia rfbelan? ham? North Carolina voters will be given the the next year. That only leaves two years of Treasurer, the State Auditor, the Superintendent Do (100 mint. we' good, strong leadership. With the possibility of opportunity tomorrow to decide the issue of of Public Instruction, state senators, state heisa 1mm-.. gubernatorial succession. succession, the lame-duck year becomes another representatives, mayors, city council members, pram chi Amendment No. 3 would give the people of possible year of effective leadership. county commissioners, sheriffs, judges, district hot-hire... North Carolina the right to reject or reelect their Second, succession provides the opportunity attorneys and registers of deeds. But you can’t Governor and Lieutenant Governor. It would of maintaining direction for the state so policies reject or reelect your Governor and Lieutenant give the people the power to choose whereas at and programs can be more fully carried out. Governor. the present time they do not have that choice. Continuity of people and programs can also be Succession is very important to North better achieved through the possibility of It’s time to put more faith in the people, to put Carolina's progress and future. succession. The start-stop approach to policies the power into the hands of North Carolinian First, four years without the possibility of and programs simply is not effective. voters. It's time to give the people the right to succession is simply not enough time for a Third, a Governor needs to be able to vote to reject or reelect their Governor and Governor to provide the kind of effective effectively control state government. Succession Lieutenant Governor. leadership the state needs. The first year in office offers a real opportunity to make the We have had good government in North is spent settling in and getting acquainted with bureaucracy more responsive to the Governor. Carolina without succession. But that is no the job. The last year, in office he is a in North Carolina, you can vote to reject or reason for not letting that same good lame-duck; very few people will listen to reelect the Attorney General, the Secretary of government improve even more in the future someone when they know he won't be around State, the Agriculture Commissioner. the State through succession.

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by David Armstrong approaches of the US. and the Soviets to the particularly during the 1972 re-election cam~ Contributing Writer dangers of microwaves, may provide a clue. paign, when the regulatory heat on corporate “Because of their dogma-the dictatorship of the donors was turned down so low, icicles could When the pesticide DBCP was shown workers," Susskind opines, ”the socialists have " have formed on the statutes. OSHA under recently to cause steritlity in male workers, one paid much more attention to working condi- Carter is not as partisan, but its track record manufacturer of the chemical had a ready tions.” U remains abysmal. The agency has set tolerance solution. Simply restrict work with DBCP to men levels for only 500 of the 19,000 chemical used who were already sterile, or to those who had in American industry and only 17 of 2400 American suspected cancer-causing agents. enough children anyway. he suggested. That A new chemical is introduced is introduced to way, unwanted population growth could be American industry every 20 minutes. Generally, Political ambition curbed, healthly workers wouldn’t be harmed Journal the response of employers who discover danger and manufacturers could get on with the is to fire or transfer workers (often at lower pay) governor to succeed himself will facilitate a more business 'of making money on the stuff. Simple. Occupational health and safety is one of by Richard Jordan responsive state government bureaucracy. Well, not that simple. Not many people are critical stories of our time; yet, according to after they’ve absorbed as much toxicity, as Jr. TXT mediawatchers like the Columbia Journalism employers’ guesswork figures they can handle. During the Holshouser administration; the enthusiastic about sterility as a criterion for then Lt. Gov. Hunt posed as a champion of employment, and not many were taken with the Review, it is among the most poorly reported. Seldom do manufacturers attack the problem For 109 years, the Constitution of North CJR, in assaying coverage of sickness amony from the other end: by removing the toxicity. employee rights. Today, Governor Hunt's timing of the suggestion, either. Manufacturers Carolina has provided that an individual may not emphasis is clearly on the side of making state of DBCP (full name: dibromochloropropane) asbestos workers in California and Connecticut, And seldom do OSHA administrators require it. serve two successive four-year terms of office as concludes that the major media seldom talk to Cleaning up the workplace, most employers employees more subservient to the will of the knew as far back as 1954 that it was toxic to the governor of the state. governor, as evidenced by his use of the State humans. The manufacturers, Dow Chemical, working people for occupational health stories, argue, would cause inflation and cost jobs. Yet, On Nov. 8, however, a referendum will be preferring the official as scientist-activist Barry Commoner points out Personnel Act to exempt large numbers of Shell Oil and‘ Occidental Chemical, just body counts of employers, held in North Carolina to approve or disapprove employees from who assure them that things are just fine. industries that are most hazardous, like plastics, a constitutional amendment which would permit the protection of that statue. neglected to mention it. On Oct. 28, the The agency are also often the most capital and machine- Proponents of the succession amendment manufacture. use and sale of DBCP was finally charged with setting and an incumbent governor to seek re-election and also argue that a two-term governor can be more enforcing health standards on the job is the intensive. _ thereby possibly serve an uninterrupted eight banned. Occupational Safety effective in representing North Carolina's Many other substances once believed safe and Health Administration Making certain that questions don’t solidify years in the Governor’s office. interests in Washington. The length of the continue as poisons in the workplace, however, (OSHA), created in 1970 as an arm of the US. into restrictions is the job of industry lobbyists. Department of Labor. governor’s tenure, however, is far less important like asbestos, coal and cotton dust, lead, assorted Some features of the law Asbestos lobbyists, for example, helped New than the establishment of an organizational other pesticides, even microwaves. Last year, for creating OSHA sound good for beleaguered Jersey Rep. Millicent Fenwick draft proposed Guest . . workers. Employees can, for example, file legislation limiting manufacturers’ liability in framework within state- government to maintain example, US. Embassy employees in Moscow Opinion a continuous working relationship-with. federal were sickened by a highly publicized Soviet requests for unannounces inspections of their work-related lawsuits. And when OSHA finally declsionmaklng. “bombardment” of the embassy with microwave workplace, and they can do so anonymously, to announced, in October, a cohesive plan for prevent employers’ reprisals. This fact explains the motivation behind the radiation. This bombardment was only half as A workers' rating carcinogens, industry spokespeople hinted Perhaps the most frequent argument put forth Holhouser Administration’s decision to create a high as the “safe” dosages allowed Americans representative can accompany OSHA inspec- broadly of courtroom challenges. in favor of gubernatorial succession is the tors, and workers can challenge the state office of lntergovemmental Reldtions and a workers who make microwave equipment. length of Relatively aggressive unions like the Oil, contention that state government is becoming North Carolina Washington office to provide a Soviet standards, by way of comparison, are time alloted to employers to clean up their act. Chemical and Atomic Workers urge their larger and larger. Employers can be fined up to $10,000 for solid basis for effective state-federal relations. 1,000 times lower than ours. members to identify and report on-the-job The following from the North Carolina State Instead, the Hunt Administration chose to Many occupational diseases—cancer’s chief non-compliance. hazards to OSHA, in hopes of developing at. Constitution Study.Commission is typical of this disband the office and thus destroy the crucial develop, leading On paper, then, OSHA looks pretty good. In least a minimal counterforce. In this they are line of reasoning: Four years is not enough time among them—take years to practice, it is ineffectual. nexus in the intergovernmental relations arena. employers to insist they are not work-related. The agency is unusual; most unions are more concerned with for a governor to familiarize himself with the Almost every politician aspires to be a great Their claims, however, don’t bear up well in early chronically underfunded and understaffed, wages than health. Even so, unionists are likely office and its powers. allowing for inspection political leader. Gov. Hunt isno exception. This occupational health studies. of only two per cent of to have more clout than unorganized workers, This is really the crux of the successionists’ is usually achieved by trying to avoid major Rubber workers, for instance, get cancer of the American workplaces a year. Moreover, it is who comprise 80 per cent of the workforce. main thesis, namely that individuals come to the dependent scandal, appear as a governor on top of the stomach, prostate, lymphatic system and on employers for data on their While proponents of occupational health and govemorship without sufficient experience and current issues, and concentrating on good press leukemia at a rate 50 to 300 per cent higher than operations. It seldom levies heavy penalties and safety struggle to gather their forces, the outline training and that time for on-the-job training is a is largely out of touch with the relations. that of the general population. Steelworkers get people it was of a major national problem is gradually essential ingredient in the making of a good Gov. Hunt realizes that this could more cancer of the lung, trachea and bronchus 64 per designed to protect. My father, a machinist in an becoming visible. “lf we had statistics from an governor. aircraft parts plant, noticeably and more easily achieved by an cent more often. According to a National says the OSHA researchers in-depth medical survey of the nation’s workers,” How ironic. How many candidates for the eight-year term rather than four. But the fact Institute of Occupational Safety survey, one in who set safety standards in his plant never talked say Rep. Dominick Daniels (D-N.J.), head of the governor have said to the electorate during the remains, as one political scientist has noted, that four Americans are exposed on the job to some to the workers there. As a result, he says, the House Health and Safety Committee, “they campaign, “Well, look, it will take me a few years those who inflate their own expectations are substance thought to cause death or disease. regulations are unrealistic and often ignored. would paint a picture of disease and chronic to master the job?” bound to be disappointed. History proves this. Why? Electrical engineering specialist Charles During the Nixon years, OSHA was used illness as horrifying as conditions in the Quite the contrary. Candidates for the Office Those who aspire to greatness and those who Susskind, asked to comment on the com - ative mainly as a public relations vehicle for RMN, sweatshops of the last century.” of the Governor talk of their ability to go into believed they were denied it should consider this. state government, “clean up the mess,” and So, too, should the voters on Nov. 8, for in the “whip the bureaucracy into line.” final analysis, it is they who could suffer the Another justification often heard for the consequences of excessive political ambition on enactment of the succession issue is the belief the part of those who would pretend to be among you man I EPEIxiTALL some proponents that the ability of a leaders. . THAT MONEY TOR DlNNEE letters students: from the depressing, overloaded AND A MOVlE AND ALLI ' burdens of school work to the divine cleavage. Pu rvis lives Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday I 67E!” I5 "6001) NIGHT? To the Editor: unfold the Technician and focus my eyes to the lower left-hand corner ofthe back —ah! my Hooray! to Wendy McBane on her interview day begins. Thanks Purvis, you provi e reality! with Jay Purvis. It has been a long time since In regard to Purvis, I think such an anthology anyone has done justice for Jay. Ever since my would be quite prosperous. In fact, I have freshman year here at State l have thoroughly collected most of Purvis’s cartoons from this enjoyed Jay artwork. .a;.semester, but when I take them down at the end Purvis really brings out the character that his of the spring semester I’m sure the masking tape caricatures are to portray, and this semester’s Mnclaim the edges. versions are excellent examples. Purvis lives! Jay Purvis is well aware of collegeslife humor. His cartoons reveal everyday situations that are J. Mark Massi common and frequent among NC. State’s JL LTN

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more letters I certainly hope everyone else on campus cartoons” will only, by increasing people's and make them just as anyone else would. Le~ picks up the empty box that is supposed to NO coverage who is fed up with the Technician’s lack of aversion to his work, generate apathy. If the Student Center President is not ( main the bonds and Ben says to him. “You. To the Editor: coverage for volleyball will write in and express From his interview, it is apparent that Purvis is receptive to the suggestions, then perhaps ms' Put it down! What are you going to do with lam writing this letter to inform the campus their opinion. a clever. creative person. So why doesn’t he Arroyo and future Student Body Presidents ll. eat it?‘"? and Bob Fuhrman that residence volleyball did channel his talent into something more should develop their ability to be persuasive. For Leo is the comic figure in this tragedy. If you'd not open last week nor did it open the week Tim Greene significant and entertaining than underground this, I suggest Dale Carnegie's book, How to Win go through your collection of plays. Mr. Lewis. before that! For three weeks intramural volleyball Sr. RPA humor? If he did, we might reconsider and Friends and Influence People. you might find that many tragedies have their has received a one-line review in the sports decide to spare his cartoon board. I suggest that the student body leaders forget Comic characters. their petty jealousies, and grandiose power Mr. Lewis (i hesitate to call him Mr Lewis column and that one liner was the samethis Crass cartoons F.N. Decker because his logic is similar to mm of u setmid week, last week, and the week before that. Fr. E.E. schemes and get on with pertinent business. Come on Bob there are other intramural To the Editor: grader) is not only a poor critic of the theatre, he sports that go on around here than just football! It is a shame that the Technician is at such a Brian Johnson is a poor ekcuse for a journalist. There are some people on this campus who loss for interesting material that they have to Forget jealousy Former UAM member in his effort to impress the readers of the resort to printing an article on their own perverse TO the Editor: Technician with his knowledge of the theatre. are very interested in volleyball. Obviously you Spread of pompous are not one of them so volleyball activities have cartoonist, J. Purvis. This letter is in response to the recent proposal Poor review Lowrs Ci impiled a SIX-column been omitted from the sports column. ls that Now I have nothing against our infamous Mr. of Student Body President, Blas Arroyo. lulllsllil lf 1 lldLan knOwn better. I'd have thought right? Purvis except his crass cartoons which somehow Mr. Arroyo proposes a merger of the Student To the Editor: that Lewis was writing his review of The Little Since you obviously don’t know anything slither their way onto the back page of this Center and Student Government. I feel that Opinions are like noses (everybody has one) Foxes for the high-society readers of The New about how the volleyball season has gone, the newspaper. ' Arroyo’s proposal is irresponsible and that and I feel compelled to stick mine out. York Times. residence league is winding down to its finals Of course, this may sound a little slanted and it perhaps he lacks understanding Of the workings Everett Lewis. in the colon... headed "ill my I. too. found the play funny in several parts, which should be played sometime next week. ls—but for a purpose. I wish to express my of the Student Center structure. opinion" (Technician. 26 Oct. 77. p6) Mr Lewis. But I'm afraid I found your article The open league is just before entering its post dissapproval(sic) of the locker room-type subject Arroyo’s statements seemed to convey that in.~i'.-iiess|y attacked the Thompson Theatre funnier. season tournament and sorority volleyball has matter he deals with and call attention to the fact the Student Center and Student Government pr. iduclion of The Little Foxes. been going on for some time now. that I am not alone in this opinion. had always been joined up th the 1970’s. This is BeSIdes insanely criticizing the actors. Chuck Gaskin The least you could do is print some ofthe After each near-obscene cartoon is run, many baloney. costumes. set. and about anything else he could Senior. LWE results and maybe take a blind shot in the dark at letters pour onto the editors desk which do not The facts are that they had always been dream up. Lewis noted that. because the some predictions or is that asking for too much make the paper and do not exactly award Purvis separate except for a two-year period that former audience laughed on several occasions during Letters to the Editor should be no longer than 250 a star for commendable work. Student Body President Cathy Sterling 'ht- play. it had failed as a tragedy. words. Letters should be typed or written legiblv and space.thatmuldrinfringe onthehalf pagethatis l las it occured to you. Mr. Lewis, that several must include the writer's address or phone number lallottedfoaalruightyfootballil.-..; ... .. AlsoubyPuryls’ own admittance; there was separated the Student Center and Student along with his or her classllicatlon and currlculum. Would you mind getting off your can and only one response to his “Favorite Fantasy Government. This was done chiefly because the parts of the play were supposed to be funny? Letters containing possibly libelousor obscene material covering some volleyball games. We have a club Contest.” This ought to indicate to him thata merger was not working well and not because of H w could anyone help from laughing when will be edited. team, too, you know. If you had any knowledge probable favorite campus fantasy would be to the Vietnam War. . whatsoever of past performances you could look ' witness the burning of his cartoon board. Arroyo contends that a mergerwould cause In an old table, the wind tried to blow a little the Student Center President to be more open to HE at the pairings and find the name of a residence . NORTH DOWN hall who has been in the finals for the past three boy’s coat Off. But the harder it blew, the the Student Body President’s suggestions. lf years and who has been campus Champions for tighter the boy bundled up against it. The lesson Arroyo or any future President has suggestions FACE AND each ofthose three years. 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make a point ' After eight years CSN records by Charles Lasitter community center. at the risk Staff Writer of being otherwise revealed to their victims by Jones. If you watched the previews l‘ Ex cup Joshua Burke (Jones) The legacy continues of the movie “A Piece of the talkcs to Manny Durrell (Poi- Action." you might have been ticr) and Dave Anderson (Cos- It's been eight years since Crosby. Stills and Nash released that misled into believing that it is by) in a series of annonomous their first Atlantic album. takes place between me and Nash and Stills. Stills makes strictly a paw slapping jive telephone calls. and convinces in early 1969. Crosby. Stills and records with more drums and bass than I do. Leave me to Nash. a largely acoustic LP of close harmonies recorded in the myself and I make a record with just guitars and voices. Nash'll talking movie for “Bruthus” them to do work for the year of heavy metal. became an instant surprise classic. go only. community helping wayward Nothing before had sounded quite like them...a distinct blend of down to his basement and sing piano songs into his Well it just ain‘t so. kids find jobs instead of doing three different voices and styles...Californi§n David Crosby of two-track..." This latest effort from Warn- time. They 'go along with the the folk-rock pioneering Byrds. Buffalo Springfield frontman Stills: “That's why we make different. stronger music er Brothers features funnyman deal. planning all the while to Stephen Stills with a background of Southern folk and blues. together than we do apart. It's the old sound. but best of all. it's and Graham Nash of Manchester. England. from the successful fresh. The Mills Brothers we ain't." . British vocal group the Hollies. Their early history. of course. is well-known. Fresh from Their second album, simply titled CSN.has been released in their respective bands. Crosby and Stills formed an alliance in May ‘77. Music has missed them dearly; many have attempted ‘68. Together they recorded a demo of their songs. among them to fill their gap. But still. nothing sounds quite like Crosby. Crosby‘s “Guinnevere” and Stills’ “49 Bye—Eyes." Shortly Stills and Nash. s afterwards. at the Laurel Canyon home of Joni Mitchell. Crosby The three regrouped under low profile in December ‘76. and Stills met and sang with Graham Nash. in town playing Stills had showed up backstage the previous August at a with the Hollies. The three men never looked back. Their first Crosby/Nash performanceat the Greek Theatre in Los album established such masterworks as “Suite: Judy Blue Angeles. There was much to resolve from the stormy years Eyes,"“Wooden Ships." "Long Time Gone." and “Lady of the gone by. But resolve they did. Crosby. Stills and Nash Island." It was a tribute to guitarist Neil Young's greatness performed the last encore that night. “Teach Your Children." that CSN invited the former Buffalo Springfielder to jam. and the audience's warmly ecstatic reception lingered in their Young added a new direction to the group and their jobs for them in the outside Durrell's wife and threatening , minds. careers. Crosby. Stills. Nash and Young was as turbulent as it world. to kill her unless he get all of it. Both continued with their respective solo tours. and when was spectacular. The band parted ways in ‘71. after the The movie is really a self To savc the day. Jone.) comes they returned to L.A. in early winter. they discussed the idea of recording of their only studio album together. Deja Vu. Young criticism of blacks in their up with some dirt on Bruno regrouping CSN. Remembers Nash: “We played each other our is currently pursuing his solo career with Crazy Horse. . unwillingness to help them- llotsol' it) which could send him newest songs and talked seriously about it. As soon as we sang selves out of their social up the river. and Bruno has to .together. though. we realized that we were going to be able to Now Crosby. Stills and Nash are happy to have continued the problems. It takes a close look settle for two-thirds of his sing real three-part...real three-part again. It was all over. We legacy they never finished in 1969. “It was important." says at the defeatest and defiant money back. and must promise figured we'd get together and record immediately. keeping the Crosby. “not to be too intimidated by work we‘d already done. attitude of young militant not to interfere with the pair or tracks as sparse as possible. There’s very little over-dubbing Every time the subject came up during the sessions. one to us blacks. and the attitudes of the incriminating evidence will and we kept the players down to ourselves. George Perry would end it with a firm ‘No Historyl' social workers trying to help get into the hands of the proper (bassist). Craig Doerge (keyboards). and Joe Vitale (drums). Crosby. Stills and Nash areAppearing in the Greensboro them out of their rut. authorities. The intention was to retain the basic magic of the first album...“ Coliseum on Nov. 12. Tickets’are still available to this classic The movie ends with the Crosby: “You gotta understand that it’s a natural balance performance—one that/should not be The movie is light enough to characters ready to live happily missed. make it acceptable material for t‘\('l‘ after. alter the misfits all ages. and it has enough haw been reformed. and with action to keep it moving at a llurrcll and Anderson ready to quick and interesting pace. The marry the leading ladies. theme of the movie is contem- The ending was really to porary. but it may have been a good to be true. and it spoiled bit overworked in previous an otherwise good movie to movies or shows for it to be some extent. innovative in this work. The movie deals with old In the latter stages of the problems in a new and some- Oscar winning actor Sidney Poitier movie. Malia strongman Bruno what innovative way. with a bit Bill Cosby. veteran actor locate the onerous Jones (Tito Vandis) gets onto the trail of humor thrown in to make a Sidney Poitier and Mr. Busi- and manage to wiggle out of of Durrell and Anderson. and good story. Contrary to what Tness. James Earl Jones. It fea- their stint with.the community conveys the idea that he wants you might think. it‘s not for I tures Cosby and Poitier as center. his money back by kidnapping " lruthus" only. sophisticated crooks and con Denise Nicholas plays the .«:§{111‘ artists who jilt mobsters and part of the lovely Miss Lily “Y ,3: s so .1: giant corporations out of some French. who Cosby promptly A Piece of of their ill-earned money. and falls in love with in the process ,. who themselves are connived of trying to straighten out a into working for a local bunch of 30 rowdy kids and find the Action

Crosby, Stills Er Nash bring their unique harmony to Greensboro Coliseum Nov. 12. -I

Dance concert coming to Raleigh Raleigh is a city in which the seven-member Kathryn steelworkers in Pittsburgh. flmes called “unusually virtu- dance is an ever-growing Posin Dance Company has Her choreography is performed osic...the steps seem to burst popular indoor sport for the attracted steadily increasing by such major dance companies out of nowhere." The rich visual spectator as well as for the recognition as a major young as the Eliot Feld Ballet and the imagery. wrote Doris Hering participant. The Nov. 11 and 12 dance company with its nation- 5 by 2 Dance Company. and she (Dance Magazine) is “incredibly residency of the New York- al tours and its invitations to moving...a mysterious blending based Kathryn Posin Dance the American Dance Festival. has ongoing collaborations with of delight and precariousness." Company promises to provide the Dance Umbrella. and other several of America's most- ample interest for all types of major dance events. Kathryn prominent young composers. Tickets for the Nov. 12 dance buffs. Master classes and Posin has been named an The Kathryn Posin Dance concert are $3 for children. a lecture-demonstration on Affiliate Artist since 1974— Company offers the best of students and those over 65. and Friday. Nov. 11. will lbe performing and teaching in classical lyricism blended with $4 for the general public. They followed by a Saturday night various communities through- a contemporary look. Elements are on sale now at the Stewart concert at 8 pm. in Stewart out the U. S.. for elementary from ballet. modern and rock Theatre Box Office. Please call Theatre. school children and hospital dance are fused into a poetic 737-3105 for information and CosoysndPoiduinanothusaosluflounsdydmnh"APbesddrsAcdon"habhnmm. , Since its inception in 1970. patients in Indiana and before idiom that The New York reservations. www—W. . T , cuesesceeesesstash-cessoeeiasiio

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'Kalapana will be appearing at the State this evening at»); 9:3. .. Everybody at sometime in pilllil. Niacin-l l‘cary. lll June. 1976. the band They have just released the their life would like to retreat Knlapnnn is the result of a that was in 1975 and Kala added two more members to new Kalapana III album and to the pleasant setting of a chance meeting of Malani liil punn has not looked back since. round out and diversify the started another mainland a§~ Hawaiian island-that almost yell and l)a\ id John Pratt at an The) began with filling the sound ol'the group and began to soul! which will bring them to forgotten paradise that is part audition for the Rainbow Villa 'l'oppe Ada Shoppe to capacity record their second album. Raleigh once again. this time to of our nation. yet so remote and on thc lluwaii island. Thrown t'ill'h might the) pcrlormed and Kalapana I]. That album paved the prestigious State Theatre inaccessible it hardly seems to together for the first “me on then journeyed to the mainland lln- “In lor the band's assault downtown. exist. A gentle tropical breeze. the auIlIIIon stage. the two to cut Ithr l'IrsI disc with on the mainland with dates to Tonight the soft-rock volcano a warm Pacific sun. the clear musicians were able to compli- .\lI.IIIoIr lit-cords. Even with Berkely. Los Angeles. Chicago. will appear at the State blue waters and graceful palm nlcnl each other so well they out lllt‘ benefit of national Richmond and Raleigh. Theatre. downtown. at 8 p.m. trees all come to mind when one wcrc signed Immediately by distribution the album has ‘llll‘t' lhul sur'cessful evening to create that alluring sound of mentions the very name. the NIH. Malnni and l)..l. both nlnnngcd to sell l)\t'i‘ 135,000 In .II The l’II-r se\ cral months ago. the mystical island paradise. As for the music of the fell the need to enlarge the lluwnn and conllnucs to sell as the lmnll has returned to their Tickets are not sold out yet; islands. there is again the same band and sought to enlist the Kalnpnnn moxes on the main home In Hawaii to pack the and. as always. there is plenty quality of serenity as the aid of Kirk Thompson and land. houw where ever they played. of free parking. setting: gaily strummed uku- lele chords and gentle island drums and a few unintelligable phrases of Hawaiian. all done before the lush scenery of the island paradise. That may be what comes to mind at the mention of the name. but the actual scene in Hawaii is very different today. The mUsic that has sWept over \‘ the islands has all of the command ofahurricsne and the Kelepene. Hawaii's neviest rock sensation. is now in the process of recording their second elbutn. power of a live volcano. That "Kalapana ll." music is the music of Hawaii's nI-west rock sensation—Kala- Roy Ayers plays it all

Stewart Theatre hosts Ub'q 't ‘Roy Ayers Ubiquity. a advant-garde. That means that mother," says Roy. “was the continued to register well in unique taste of progressive jazz Roy Ayers is being listened to single most important inspira- their Established Talent cate- rhythm and blues with the soft by his peers"—perhaps the tion to begin and continue my gory. touch. comes to Stewart ultimate accolade. career in music. She was a Theatre for two performances But Roy’s skills are known to piano teacher. and I was Ultimately. Roy formed his on Wednesday. Nov. 9. This is more than an elite coterie of tinkling on the piano as soon as own group; the talented crew the second event in the 1977-78 colleagues—and extend far I could reach the keys." Roy ook on the title Roy Ayers Jazz Series at Stewart Theatre. beyond mere manual dexterity. played steel guitar in public Ubiquity—an apt description It hasn't taken long for Roy Attuned to the best elements of school and on into high school. for music that is indeed “in all to solidify his standing among a wide variety of music. from but found his true vocation at places at the same time." the top practitioners of the jazz to soul to Latin and rock. 17. That's when he heard the vibes. As one reviewer said of a he has gathered around him a exotic Latin-jazz of Cal Tjader “There are so many varia- set at New York's. Village crew of musicians who share his and the soft ethereal sound of tions and degrees in the music Vanguard. “Roy Ayers brings a tastes and talents. Live and on the MJQ's Milt Jackson. From of Ubiquity." says Roy. “that it , controlled fire to his perfor- record. their work is consis- then on it was the vibraharp (to is difficult to put it into one mance. He runs up and down tently exciting. soulful and the everlasting joy of his avid category." Jazz. rock. Latin. the keys of his vibes with deft dynamic—and increasingly following.) soul—all have a place in the craftmanship. He can stir Roy's big break came in 1966. Ubiquitous scheme of things. himselfto a driving tempo or he popular in both pop and jazz And as Down Beat pointed out. circles. Altogether. the Roy He sat in with Herbie Mann at “Ayers' group is capable of can just groove. Either way he Ayers Ubiquity is one of the the Lighthouse and. in time- playing it all...and most impor- has complete control of himself brightest aggregations in con- honored show business fashion. tant. all of it rings true." and. his instrument." temporary music. was hired on the spot. He Opera star well received 0f the same engagement. remained with the group for Tickets will be on sale at the another critic observed that The variety and sophistica- over three years as a featured door for both the 7 p.m. and the “the audience said almost as tion of Roy's musical viewpoint artist. gaining valuable experi- 9:30 p.m. performances. The much about the music as the 'are very much the product of ence and. in due course, box office is open from 8:30 am. The rich resonant baritone voice of Metropolitan Opera star Robert Merrill rang through the rafters of music itself. I was probably the his background. In fact, music’s international acclaim. In 1967. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. For Reynolds this past weekend. delighting a warm and receptive Friends of the College eudlence. , only one that wasn’t a famous been the main part of his life Roy was voted Top New Star more information, please call musician. mainstream or since early childhood. “My on vibes in Down Beat and has Stewart Theatre at 737-8105. crier So that all Crier announcements FREE FILM: Tonight athJh. ln' ‘ RRA MAJORS and guests: Tickets ANS WlLL sponsor a talk by Lt. STATES MATES Club tor wives ot ACS MEETS Tuesday at 7.30 in DAB FREE PUPPIES -— 8 weeks old, LUTHERAN student Movement dis- may be run, items submitted should the Library see the 1934 Busby Ber- to the Recreation and Parks Depart- Oltraver ol the Navy today at 4 p.m. undergraduate students will meet 210 Dr Hanck ol the Chem. Dept paper trained Will be small dogs. cussion Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. in the be less than 25 words. No Crier Item keley musical. ”Dames.” ment‘s Nov. 19 Pig-Pickin' may be in BU 1202. 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Pack superb, Lions victorious

by David Carroll national ranking and major bowl hopes. During offensive plays. 19 more than Penn State. Even directed the Lions upfield to the winning score Sports Editor the crucial march. the sharpshooter completed .when the Pack was trailing 7-3 at the half. it as rigor mortis slowly descended on the spirited six passes. had controlled the ball for 20 minutes or twice State fans. The game of life is full of harsh realities. Fusina's uncanny ability to take what the as long as the Nittany Lion's had. State's football team found that out the hard Wolfpack defense gave him was perhaps the Swnufir-antlv. State had wasted two golden Little time way Saturday afternoon at Carter Stadium. key to the game's outcome. He read the Pack scoring opportunities. being stopped at the After that it was apparent that nothing short How come almost every time someone wins. defense like the funny papers all afternoon PSU two and 30 before finally settling for a of a minor miracle would give the Wolfpack a someone else has to lose? long. His dartlike passes sliced up State's 25-yard field goal by Jay Sherrill that cut the victory it richly deserved. It had 52 seconds and If it's possible to rise above the aforemen- defensive secondary with the deft precision of a spread to 7-3 at intermission. two timeouts to cover 70 yards. Pack quarter- tioned fact of life. the Wolfpack improved its venerable New England farmer carving his back Johnny Evans was promptly thrown for a record to 6-4 while being on the short end of Thanksgiving bird. The junior quarterback Quick score 12-yard loss by PSU tackle Matt Millen before 21-17 bloodcurdler against seventh-ranked rewrote the Penn State record book with 315 Fusina had directed Penn State to a light- he was intercepted on fourth down just before Penn State. yards passing. 22 completions and 36 attempts. ning-quick. 80-yard touchdown drive at the time ran out. “It took the No. 7 team in the country to beat _ Perfect throwing outset of the game. A 36-yard reception by Both teams moved the ball with relative ease. us today." said disappointed. but very proud sure-handed Jimmy Cefalo put the Lions' up 7-0 State. which had been unable to score much State coach Bo Rein. “There were two great “He threw some passes I haven't seen in col- before State's offense had lined up for a single recently. got untracked. getting 28 first downs football teams out there today. lege football." marveled Rein. "Several times play. while the Nittany Lions accumulated %. Penn “I can't say enough about our guys. especially he was right on the button with tosses that had State hald a slim 472 to 470 yard advantage in the seniors. who probably played their best to be over the linebacker but in front of the cor- State jumped to a 10-7 lead with 6:01 left in total offense. Imagine. 912 yards total offense game ever. It could have been a great. great nerback. It's hard to defend against a passer the third quarter on an 80-yard drive that was and 54 first downs with two players—Fusina game that spurred us on. Now we just have to like that. You've got to give Penn State credit. highlighted by Brown's 66-yard burst on a draw and Brown—responsible for a whopping 566 of build from it." ' We got out in front of them twice in the second play. Brown danced into the end zone from it. - half and they came back to score against us. We seven yards out. “There wasn't a key to the game." said PSU Twain-I0 did everything we could against a talented The Nittany Lions regained the lead in this coach Joe Paterno. who is America's winning- Many people thought mighty Penn State football team." seesaw battle when Matt Suhey scored on a est active college football coach. “Both teams wouldn't have any trouble rolling over the State running back Ted Brown had another two-yard drive that completed a 76-yard. 10- moved the ball well and both played with a lot Pack. As it turned out. it was easy—easy like a great game. He set a school single-game rush- play drive. emotion. They played a super football game. Saturday night in Las Vegas. ing record by racking up 251 yards. breaking After State surged ahead 1714. it appeared They took the best of everything that every- “They gave us a bieeping run for the money." his own mark of 227 set against Clemson in the Pack was on the verge of its biggest win body had run against us this year and put it admitted one huge. mudpacked Penn State line- 1975. since Rein took over as coach last year. When together. They did a lot of things and did them man as he trotted off the field. State's defense forced PSU to punt midway in will." Less than a minute earlier. Nittany Lion The Pack. with Brown darting for huge the fourth quarter. most of the 44,800 fans “It's like one of the reporters called it . . . an quarterback Chuck Fusina had thrown a per- chunks of yards. had forged ahead early in the erupted. The Wolfpack used up over three almost season." assessed senior defensive back fect 11-yard scoring strike to split end Scott fourth quarter. A one-yard plunge by fullback valuable minutes before punting it. Ralph Stringer. who was leaving the Carter Fitzkee to give the visitors the final 21-17 Billy Ray Vickers had finalized the Pack's Then entered Fusina. who must rank right up Stadium dressing room for the last time as a advantage with 58 seconds left. 77-yard. 13-play thrust. there with Jack the Ripper. the Boston Strang- player. “Five years from now people won't say It had taken Fusina only 13 plays. 97 seconds Prior to Penn State's closing touchdown. the ler and Mrs. O'Leary's cow as someone you you almost won. They won't look at that. The Best and two timeouts to direct the 83-yard come- Pack had dominated the game. State totally would most like to have on your side when They'll remember what your record was . . . back drive that preserved Penn State's lofty controlled possession of the ball. running 93 damage must be done. Fusina methodically whether you won or lost." It is getting rather difficult to find something new to say about State running back Ted Brown. for Saturday he did it again. He had another great game. which is like saying the sun always sets in the west. Brown ran over. under and around a tight-fisted Penn - State defense that had allowed a paltry 90 yards rushing per game before facing the Wolfpack's wonder- boy. All the High Point junior did was establish a .new Sports school single-game rushing record of 251 yards. eclips- Eight Technician November 7, 1977 ing his own mark of 227 set against Clemson in 1975. He also set school records for torn jerseys and carrying the ball 37 times. absorbing enough physical punishment to put him in traction for life. ' But Brown has time for the pain. He‘ll take his bumps and bruises and even a broken bone if misfortune comes his way. However. Saturday he suffered the worst injury of all—a broken heart. And they don't mend so Fusina passes PennState-to win easily. Despite putting on the most spectacular show of his illustrous career. Brown‘s Wolfpack fell short in its bid by Denny Jacobs passing 11 yards to split end u some of the short patterns they to upset seventh-ranked Penn State. losing 21-17 in the Staff Writer Scott Fitzkee for the game . '3 root: issues {5 gave us after we passed the 50 final minute. winner with 58 seconds left. ._-V.__..~ v---T‘_fill- because we have such a good “When you play like that it's the worst kind of game Penn State players trotted ”I told Scott to change his ,ou‘u' was“ fila‘fii" kicker in Matt Bohr." to lose." said Brown as his eyes seemed to drop back in thankfully off the field with a route." recalled the soft na- the Ctr “It was all for nothing becausewinning is single finger raised to the sky. tured Fusina. who broke Penn who counts. I don't know. When you-loseit'e-hard to The Nittany Lions had es- State records with 22 comple- caped the unfriendly Wolfpack tions. 36 attempts and 315 It took a record performance say its your best game. If we had won it might have den with a last minute touch- yards passing in the game. by Fusina to offset the brilliant been the best. We did a lot of good things today. It's a down pass and could now “They were covering up the running of State halfback Ted shame we lost." breathe a heart-felt sigh of inside well so I told him to run a Brown. who set a new records relief in the safe confines of the flag and he ran a really good of his own with 251 yards in 37 Versatile performer locker room. 10-yard pattern." carries. “It was a good. hard football “The first thing I did when I “Brown has always been State coach Bo Rein kidded all week about how much game between two good caught it was to look back and tough for. us (close to 300 yards Ted would have-'to do Saturday. “We’ve already got a teams.” said a relieved and see if there were any flags." in previous two games against room at Wake Hospital so he can rest." smiled the perspiring Penn State coach remembered Fitzkee. who Penn Statel." praised Paterno. young coach. who also had Brown playing wide receiver Joe Paterno after it was all caught three Fusina passes. “I said before the game that he and wingback. “Ted was all over the place out there. 'over. “We just had the ball “The next thing I knew every- great backs in last." one was all over me. It was a was one of the We used him as a wingback. as a wide receiver, any- great feeling." the country and he didn't do thing we could think of. Penn State has a big. physical Quarterback Chuck Fusina anything to change my mind. defense that tries to force your attack inside against the showed why Penn State has Big draw play What did he gain? 450 yards?" big people in the middle. So we knew we had to come up traveled the friendly skies with Defensive tackle Matt Millen. the pass more this year than who intercepted a Johnny with some different looks . . . different wrinkles to sus- probably any team has under Despite his passing heroics. tain an outside attack and keep their defense loose. And which included six completions Evans pass in the waning Ted was outstanding." Paterno. as he adroitly dissect- in the winning ive. Fusina seconds to seal the Verdict. was ed the State defense in the final tabbed a running play as the in total agreement with his Brown was also the Pack‘s leading receiver. catching three minutes to save the key play of the drive. coarh. four passes for 25 yards. giving him 276 all-purpose Lions. “They were in a prevent stall photo by Art Howard yards. His 251 yards rushing is also the most that any- Matt Suhey scores on a one-yard plunge in the third quarter. His touchdown gave Penn State a "Brown was spectacular. He one has ever gained against the Nittany Lions. breaking Fusina tough defense." continued the per- shortlived 14-10 lead in a seesaw battle which the Nittany Lions won 21-17. really hits the hole well and has sonable junior from McKees excellent balance. They played the old mark of 224 yards set last year by Heisman “Chuck needed this kind of Rock. Pa.. “and we caught them Nittany Lions showed why they for a 36-yard touchdown in the down here. that when we went an excellent game and executed Trophy Winner Tony Dorsett of Pittsburgh. Obviously. game.” said Paterno. “He just stunting a few times. The big are a national power every first quarter. called it “the best onto the field I wasn't sure. But very well. We made some Penn State walked off the field very impressed with good he is. 'draw play (a 16-yard burst by year. Penn State win since I've been after a few plays I knew we adjustments in the second half Brown. doesn't realize how Matt Suhey to the State 21) “It's great to be in a tough here. could do it."rcontinued the but we still couldn't stop him." “Brown is better than Tony Dorsett.” said Lion line- He is a superb passer and a was the big play of the drive. It game and win." said Fusina. sure-handed receiver. “When tough competitor." “When we got into the drive Millen summed it up aptly backer Rick Donaldson. “He runs harder than Dorsett.I Trailing 17-14. Fusina guided put us in great position." “We were in a tough game you win like this it's a better when he quipped. “The good hit him several times. but I couldn't take him back.” The pressure was on the against Kentucky and lost it. a few plays I was confident we feeling than winning by 40 Lord was with us today at the Penn State 83 yards in 13 plays. seventh-ranked Lions when This was a big one for us." could do it because they were a point You can get complacent end." “Brown has always been tough for us." said Paterno. they took possession but the Senior flanker Jimmy Cefalo. little less aggressive. It's such a sometimes. but his game really With a little help from “I said before the game that he one of the great backs in cool quarterback did not have who made a remarkable catch hostile environment. especially woke us up. I was surprised at Fusina. the country. and he didn't do anything to change my State drops time to worry about is. mind. What did he gain? 450 yards?" “You don't really feel the Shea, Benoit qualify for AIAU pressure in a situation like -~~ Dazzling runs first meet that." continued Fusina. “There are too many other things to Brown. as anyone who rushes for over 200 yards Georgia Tech defeated State think about. There is actually does. had a number of dazzling runs. including one 170-195 Friday in its opening less pressure then than at other Pack women tak e third gymnastics meet of the season. times." 66-yarder that set up a touchdown in the third quarter. With several bowl scouts in However. he gave his offensive line much of the credit Scott Slayback led the Wolf- by Peter Brunnick of Eastern Kentucky. Shes fin- for his constantly being on the verge of breaking loose pack in all-around competition attendance. it was a critical Staff Writer ished fifth. and Steve Robinson served game for the post-season as- After the race Benoit anal- to Hillsborough Street. some outstanding vaulting. pirations of both teams and the The State women's cross yzed her run. “My primary “Those guys are gooodd." emphasized Brown. “I can't country team saw its chance for concern through most of the say enough about all of them. They dug in against the a trip to the national finals race was just to keep my number seven team in the country and gave me plenty halted here Friday as the footing." she said. “The slip- of room to run. And most of them will be back next Pack second in ACC Wolfpack took third in the pery course definitely hurt us year." Region II champoinship. Ten- as a team as we were unable to Brown has now improved his season's rushing total to CHAPEL HILL — Surpris- Tony Bateman. Kevin Brow- nessee and a tough squad from capitalize on the home course 1.110 yards and his career mark to 3,111 yards. If he ing Duke easily captured the er and Jon Michael earned Eastern Kentucky tied for first advantage." gains 60 yards at-Duke this week he will also become- Atlantic Coast Conference All-ACC honors for State. in the team standings with 45 Finishing with the third best State's all-time single-season rushing leader, passing cross country championship Bateman finished fifth. Brower points. followed by State's 81. time for the Wolfpack was the 1,169 yards Stan Fritts rambled for in 1974. But here Saturday while State fin- ninth and Michael tenth. The poor weather played a freshman Valarie Ford. fol- ished a strong second. major role in the race as the lowed by Laurie Gentry. who Brown could care less. His only concern is the Pack's The Blue Devils finished with poor footing and humidity that finished 23rd overall. success. a56 and the Pack had a 71. Fol- reached into the 90's took its Despite the disappointment “We could have easily had a 10-win season this year." lowing State. in order. were Judo Club toll on many of the runners. of losing the opportunity to at- reflected Brown as be moved his filing cabinet of a body Virgin“. Clemson. North Caro- Running a confident race. tend tiu- nationals. this young in a folding chair in the Wolfpack locker room. “Take - lina. Maryland and Wake For- Tennessee's Brenda Webb took Staff photoby ChrisSeward team proved that in its second away two or three things that happened and we would 7 est finishes second top honors with a fine 17:11 State’s Julie Shea oolapsed after finishing fifth in the Region II year of existence it is. indeed, have had a great season. But you can't do that. I knew Unexpectedly the Tar Heels. clocking over the 5.000 meter cross country championship here Friday. one of the best in the South. we were playing the seventh-ranked team in the nation 7 which had gone undefeated in The State Judo Club finished course. State's Julie Shea set a However. by finishing among and that always boosts your morale. We knew if we regular season competition, second behind USC-Spartan- blistering pace through the apparent that the early pace onds ahead of Duke's Ellison the top six runners. State's beat Penn State that we'd have a good chance at a bowl winded up a shocking fifth. burg in the first collegiate meet race's early stages while Webb was beginning to take its toll on Goodall. Julie Shea and Jan Benoit did game. When you have a goal like that. it makes As ex . though. Caro- in the Carolinas. seemed content to sit back. By her. With a half mile to go. Joan Benoit was the top qualify as individuals to repre- lina's Ralph King and Gary State will host the first judo midway through the race Shea Webb passed the struggling finisher for the Wolfpack as she. sent the team in the national everyone try harder. Now I'll just have to get ready to Hofstetter placed one-two in meet here Saturday. Dec. 3. in had opened a 80-yard gap over Shea and crunsed on to an easy took fourth in 17:56. just one AIAU meet to be held in Aus- run my best against Duke." - the in idusl race. Carmichael Gym. Well. but it soon became victory. finishing some 23 sec- second behind Susan Schaefer tin. Texas. Nobody does it better.