, Technician

Volume 1.111, Number 15 Wednesday, October 4, 1972

Tax changes,

SupplyStore move to resume absorption of policy by Marty Pate In a conference Monday Vice state or private educational institu- charge the tax, only the general mer- orders to Snack Bar managers to stop Editor Chancellor of Business and Finance, tion's dining halls from charging the chandise store. * . charging the tax at 1215 pm Monday. The Supply Store snack bars John Wright, and Ernest Durham, tax to students would apply to the Immediately after institution of “We didn‘t want anybody to pay tax stopped charging four per cent sales business officer, decided to rescind snack bars. But a ruling by the State the tax, confusion resulted over the one minute longer.“ he said. tax yesterday afternoon at 1215 only the tax as a service to students. Tax Review Board concluded that the applicability of the tax to the snack But some inconsistency exists con- two days after the tax was implement- It was first thought that a North snack bars could not be classified as bars. It was reported in the Technician cerning the new cash registers. New ed Stinday. Carolina General Statute exempting dining halls. Monday that East Carolina University registers had to be acquired because — I The business office then decided to was not required to charge the tax. the old models did not ring up the tax .\.I-,\‘ according to Robert Armstrong, assis- I‘ \ revert to the original policy. Durham on the receipt. Armstrong said imple- r w r ‘ \. .. 0 \‘~ said, “In view of the long lines and tant general manager of the Students mentation of the tax forced the extra ringings of the registers caused Supply Store. But Durham said they Supply store to purchase new cash , ALMA by the tax we decided to go back to absorb the tax. which is now the registers, but added the registers had the old system of absorbing the tax.” procedure here. not actually been paid for. In an The tax, resulting from a series of The taxes collected during the past interview Durham stated that the demands by Arthur Sandman, owner three days will be turned in to the registers were purchased at a cost of of DJ’x College News and Book Cen- State, but Durham did not know the $12.000 to $13,000. However, ter, became effective October I. How- amount although he termed it as very Durham later stated the registers were ever, Sandman said it was not his small. When informed of the revo- rented and could be returned at no intention to force the snack bars to cation, Armstrong immediately issued monetary loss to the University.

Swink says at dedication

6Students expect best’

by George Panton been content to be a good college. It Senior Editor has tried to be the best. Students have here this evening will agree. I am sure. N. C. State marked its 83rd come to expect the very best. . . I that the edifice we are dedicating is hope the foresight in building this another symbol. of progress both anniversary by dedicating the I l-story world of higher addition to the D. H. Hill Library last building will be used to cope with locally and in the night. issues of education before they learning.“ Speaking for the students, Attor- become problems of education,“ The dedication ceremonies marked ney General Rodney Swink told the Swink concluded. the end of a day-long series of sem- ‘ . inars and special exhibits in the 250 guests in the Student Center I. T. Littleton, library director, said Library. A highlight of the exhibits The Globe Theatre of ShakeSpearean fame was on display in model Theatre, “This is a great occasion. It is the library has “reached a new and was a model of the Globe Theatre. a new era of increased learning oppor- greater level of service. . . . Above all form at the DH. Hill Library during dedication festivities tunities. Members of the English Department Tuesday.(photo by Whitley) it is a time of dedication of making were on hand during the day to “Traditionally N. C. State has not the library responsive to the educa- answer questions about the theatre tional and research needs of the which was used in Shakespeare’s era. students and faculty and the State of Social Action names chairwoman North Carolina.” Rare Books Littleton emphasized that the new Two displays of rare books were bookstack has enabled the library to also on exhibit. Among the books was The Social Action Board has a new students, and other community pro- needs a program to interact with the pursue an open stack policy and has one published in 1484. Also there was chairperson and is back in operation. grams. Presently, Big Brother is the community, and it only requires increased the number of patrons. a biography of the Wright Brothers Brenda Harrison, a junior in Soci- only program in operation. However, about 2 or 3 hours per week of an with the autograph of Orville Wright. ology, has volunteered to head the Harrison has hopes the other programs individual’s time.” she said. The main dedicatory address was past presi- The Hill Library complex consists Social Action Board and although she will soon begin operation, if the Thursday night a meeting will be delivered by Logan Wilson, of the original four story building is presently acting in an unofficial students will participate. held in Room 2104 in the Student. dent of the American Council on completed in 1954 and renovated in capacity, confirmation by the Union Student Apathy Center at 730. The purpose of the Education. He tole the audience, Chancellor John 1971'. a new Il-Story bookstack Board of Directors is expected Thurs— meeting is to bring together students which included tower addition completed in 1971'. day night. “My biggest worry is student interested in volunteer work, to Caldwell, Trustee Chairman George apathy. I like to think that enough Wood, and UNC President William and the top two floors of the former The Social Action Board, formerly students will put their energies to get coordinate the programs, and to allow Erdahl-Cloyd Union. which are now known as Volunteers in Action, was the students to set priorities for the Friday. that “the millions of dollars this program off the ground. College programs. you have expended here for the DH. being renovated. dissolved by the Union Activities needs to be more than going to class Hill Library represents one of the best The program began with the Board two weeks ago. Nick Ursini, and raising hell.” Harrison said. “Harrison emphasized the need for Student Union president, cited stu- student participation. “The whole investments that could have been performance of a “Triumphal Chant“ dent apathy and leadership problems Harrison has a personal interest in project depends entirely upon the made to benefit the generation now by Jack Jarrett. of the School of the Social Action Board. Her late students. I can only hope they will being served by North Carolina State Music of the University of North as reasons for dissolution of the husband, Mel Harrison, was a-Big become involved and make this thing University. and I am confident that its Carolina at Greensboro. The chant. board. Brother and through him she felt a work. We can’t have programs without resources will continue to be strength- commissioned for the dedication. was The Social Action Board directs special interest for the program. “I 0 l .” ened and appreciated by generations sung by the 120-voice University In, such programs as Big Brother, tutorial didn’t like what Nick (Ursini) did. and pe pe '—Marty Pate yet to come. All who are assembled Choir. programs for children homes and I hated to see it go to pot. The school

IRC decision cuts funds

fOr dorm athletic directors The Inter-Residence Council (IRC) of dormitory priorities. “We (IRC) are $‘iffi;‘};;‘:« voted to reduce Dormitory athletic getting increasing demands from the b¥¥¥¥¥f¥¥v'_'fi''"' dorms to provide material things such A directors’ pay from $25 to $10 in a 313:». meeting held last week. Paul as televisions, brick grills. and things . Magnabosco lRC President,said more of that nature. We just don’t have the money was needed to fund money, and the athletic directors‘ non-athletic dorm events. salaries are totally out of reason. The decision to reduce the pay was lRC receives its funds according to not the decision of a few, rather; it the number of students residing in involved a concensus of dorm dormitories. One dollar from the rent residents. According to Magnabosco of every dorm resident is budgeted to only one of 16 house councils voted ' IRC and of that budget approximately to keep the $25 salary, in fact 11 , 50 percent goes to athletic directors’ house councils wanted to abolish the Lsalanes-mhichheforedhenmtback,asalaryraltogethefifioweverrduringthemrr totaled $5,600 for the year. past meeting of lRC, a motion Was Magnabasco stressed that lRC’s made to reduce the pay to $10, and if actions were not linked to the fact Magnabasco said the motion barely - vhf" . that the Intramural Department passed. Loans“: '. ~aa“ i-.. - ‘ '3‘ ..'. .'."'"..O-~_..... '- controls all hiring and firing of This was not the first instance lRC The first signs of Fall are finally appearing as the temperatures drop and Jack Frost sleeps nearby. athletic directors. Instead, he considered taking action on the Yet the days still have their moments of warmth and two horses seem intent on getting theWast warm attributed the actions to a reordering (see ‘Athleric directors '. page 12) rays of sun and the last blades of grass.(photo by Caram) ' .9 o

Nixon promising bright for voters ‘

Commentary doesn’t need to make many controlled Congress for not for this administration directly of any industrial nation in the China and the beginning of to the American people but my world.” negotiations limiting nuclear by Eugene V. Risher specific promises. enacting some of his major Unidn So he winged his way across domestic programs. He first responsibility is to do my Domestic Peace—Progress arms with the Soviet WASHINGTON (UPI) job as President of the United , finally is being made in curbing have ushered in unprecedented the nation last week carrying a appealed for a clear majority changing —Backstairs at the White simple if somewhat grandiose victory this time so he could States,” he said. crime growth and drug traffic, opportunities for House? His main themeS' as well as the “attitude of international relationships and pledge to the voters—“four of overcome this “congressional of A candidate as far ahead in the best years in the history of inertia.” Economy—he said it has permissiveness” in the federal insuring a “generation the polls as Richard Nixon America.” court system which failed to peace.” recognize that the first right of “I think this administration “That’s a very high goal,” every citizen was to be free will be remembered not so he told about 1,700 supporters from violence. For the at a black-tie dinner in Los much for what we have done in Taxes—No increases are ending the war which we inher- Angeles in what may have (been planned and he threatened a College Man the only understatement so far ited, but will be remembered with veto of any overly generous actions that we have of the campaign. election year spending by the for the successfully been changed from taken in changing the world Nixon’s three-stop swing— In speeches at fund-raising Democrats in Congress. and in reducing the possibility complete line his third brief venture onto the dinners in New York, San a wartime to a peacetime Peace~The war in Vietnam campaign trail since he was Francisco and Los Angeles he footing without causing severe is winding down and the South of other wars in the future,” he of casual and nominated—enriched his appeared more the coach than dislocations. “This nation at Vietnamese “will be able soon said. already bulging campaign chest the star player in the campaign, this time has the lowest rate of to undertake their complete And this, he claims, is the largest unfinished piece of busi- school wear by several million dollars and urging his followers to work inflation, the highest rate of defense without our made clear that he is counting for his re-election while he growth, the highest real income assistance.” The opening to ness left to be done. on public confidence he won stays in Washington and during his first four years in attends to the duties of being office to carryhim to victory President. 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Page 2 Technician / October 4, 1972 crier ANY GIRL interested in forming a STUDENTS DESIRING occasional ENGINEERING OPERATIONS ”BOO—BOO!” A mistake was made THE FREE JEWISH University of A NEW RELIGION working for N.C. State Girls Swimming Team yard work may call prospective Society will meet Wed.. Oct. 4 at in setting the crier last week. The North Carolina will offer a course mankind. The dawn of world peace. please meet Wed.. Oct 4, at 5:30 employers, listed at 205 Peele Hall. 7:30 in 222 Riddick. All those E.O. association of the US. Army Social on “Jewing It in Raleigh." The The Baha'i Faith. 7:30 Friday. Oct. p.m. in pool area. If there is a large students interesed in joining or was held LAST THURSDAY. Sorry course will involve eight one and 6. Room 4114. NCSU Student turn out, we will swim other ACC ALL PERSONS interested in parti- helping with the exhibit for the Girls. The Invitation will be half hour sessions of study and Union. teams as: UNC. UNC-G. Duke, cipating in the N.C. State deleg- Engineering Open House. please extended again to all State. discussion with Rabbi Robert A. ECU. Maryland.and Virginia. Come ation to the North Carolina Student attend. Meredith. St. Mary's, and Peace Seigel. No tuition or credit ls given INDIA ASSOCIATION and every- on and tryout even if not in shape! Legislature please attend a meeting girls in the near future. Please for the couse. The initial class on body else will meet Oct. 6 at 4.00 Please bring swim suit. For further tomorrow night(Thursday night) at SOCIETY OF AFRO—AMERICAN accept the apologies of AUSA. Try “lntermarrlage” meets Thursday at in Poe Hall Auditorium. info contact Janie in 904—8 Carroll 7:30 o'clock in Room 81102 next Culture (SAAC) will meet Oct. 4. at us again the next time. 9 p.m. in 4111 University Student or call 833-9576. to the Pool Room in the basement 7:00 p.m. In The Ghetto. Center. Future classes will meet SLIMNASTICS for student's wives of the University Student Center. CERVEZA Y SANGRIA -"Hay una each Thursday eveining from and women students. Thursday 7 N. C. STATE Collegiate 4-H Club NOTARY PUBLICS NEEDED! fiesta en UNC—G el 13 de Octubre. 8-9:30 in the Student Center. p.m. Room 124, Carmichael Gym. will meet Oct. 4 at 7:30 in Room 2. AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE Any faculty or staff person who Si esto te Interesa. asista al reunion Winston Hall. All interested people second year Students: A Placement happens to be a Notary Public is del club de Espanol el 5 de Octubre WORSHIP THROUGH DANCE: invited to attend. Seminar will be conducted by the urged to send their name and room a las 3 de la tarde en Harrelson 359. STUDENTS considering the Christ- An ecumenical workshop in SALS Placement Office on number to: Student Senate ian ministry as a vocation and liturgical dance will begin Thursday GERMAN CLUB will meet 10/4/72 Wednesday. eveing at 7:30 p.m., 4 President, University Student LIBERAL ARTS COUNCIL will interested in graduate work at a at 7:00 p.m. at the Baptist Student Center. Campus. Names sdbmitted meet 10/4/72 at 4:00 p.m. 3118 seminary can meeet Dr. Donald at 7:00 p.m. in University Student October 1972. In 251 Williams. Senators. this Webb. Dean of Admissions at Union. Center. Rm. 4105. Read consti- December and May graduates will be placed on a list for students Student Center. L.A. Methodist Theological Seminary in“ tution and elect officer. should attend. Important infor- to get their absentee ballots is a part of your duty also. Delaware, Ohio. between 2 p.m. SPANISH CLUB will meet Oct. 5 at mation on careers and job place- notarized. and 5 p.m. on Thursday. October 5. 3 p.m. in Harrelson 359. All inter- VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION will ment will be discussed. ENTERTAINMENT BOARD will Call or visit the office of the ested persons please come. meet Thurs., Oct. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in TRAINING session UNION FILMS BOARD will meet meet Thurs. 10/5 at 5:00 p.m. in Coordinator of Religious Affairs. Room 2104. We are reorganizing SKYDIVERS Thursday. Oct. 5 at 4:00 p.m. in Rm 3118 Univ. Student Center. ENGINEERING OPERATIONS and this is an open meeting to find to be held tonight Oct. 4 at 10 p.m. 3115 G. University Student Center. Ext. 2414 for an appointment. SOCIETY will meet Weds... Oct. 4 out what we're all about. Without Room 143 Harrelson. Selections for next semesters films BARTENDERS FOR PRIVATE at 7:30 p.m. in Rm 222 Riddlck. WANTED: Students to travel to will be made. PARTIES: Are you interested in NCSU CHAPTER of the Assoc- student involvement we can't exist. college campuses throughout North part-time work as a bartender for iation for Computing Mach- ENGINEER'S COUNCIL will meet STUDENT SENATE will meet Carolina as members of the NCSU STUDENTS FOR MCGOVERN— private parties? Students can work lneryIACM) will meet 5 Oct. at 5 Oct, at 5:30 p.m. in the Legis- Wed., Oct. 4 at 7:00 p.m. in Legis- Debate Team. No experience SHRIVER will meet Thursday, Oct. the hours they are free provided 7:30 p.m. in 206 Cox Hall. Jim Ott lative Hall (Student Cneter 3118). lative Hall. All interested persons necessary. For further information 5 at 7:30 in the Student Center jobs are available. Must be willing of the Triangle Universities All interested Engineering School are invited to attend. call 755-2450 or contact the Ballroom. Everyone interested in to spend a few hours in training Computation Center will give a lec- students. faculty. and staff are Speech Division, 121 Tomkins. seeing America become a better prior to working and must be at ture on how IBM's time sharing urged to attend. THERE WILL BE a final Career place to live is encouraged to least 21 years old. All interested option (TSO) fits into the scope of ASME will meet Wed. at 12:00 - attend. students should contact: Mr. Carl Time Sharing Systems. All ACM NCSU WEIGHT TRAINING Club Planning & Placement Seminar for 1:00 in Br 3216. A buffet style 0. Eycke - 205 Peele Hall or Miss members and persons interested in will meet Wed.. Oct. 4, in Room all seniors and graduate students sandwich luncheon will be servied. SEMINAR: “Analysis of a Power Carolyn Jessup - 202 Peele Hall for‘ computer science are urged to 213 of the gym at 5:00 p.m. All old who have not already attended a Interesting programs are featured. Reactor System." Dr. R.R. Saxe. details. attend. and new members please attend. meeting on Wednesday. October 4 NCSU Observation Room, at 5:00 p.m. in 242 Riddlck. REGISTER NOW! Classes at Craft Burlington Nuclear Labs. 3:45 Center. Batik, Decoupage, Oct. 5. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Club will Ceramics. Offset Printing. p.m., Thursday meet Oct. 4, at 7:30 p.m. in Rm Basement. Frank Thompson OUTING CLUB will meet 120 Poe Hall. All IA students Building. 2-10 p.m., Monday- Wednesday, Oct. 4 at 7:30 room welcome. Free refreshments. Friday. 4111 Student Center. WE CARE ALL ARE INVITED to attend a STUDENTS FOR GALIFIANAKIS WESTRIVE TO GIVE THE BEST IN QUALITY lecture on Zero Population Growth POWS NEED YOUR CONCERN...... ANY GARMENT by Dr. Barthalmus at 7: 30 Thurs- will meet Thurs, 5/72 at 9:15 in Ha CLOTHESNOT CLEANEDCARETO THE SATISFACTION OF 201. Will follow YDC Meeting - Association of the United States THE CUSTOMER WILL BE RECLEANED AT day night, Oct. 5 in Carroll Dorm Anyone interested please drop by. 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Page 3 / Technician/ OCtober 4, 1972 Poor planning may rob State of forest

Hill Forest, one of State’s principal years since they do not expect to have relocation of forestry projects. death-knell for years of research and forestry research areas is in danger of any additional need for water until that The blame in the matter seems to lie study at Hill Forest. It will also be an being destroyed because of a proposed time. Raleigh city . officials want with Raleigh officials who, through a lack endorsement of the destruction of reservoir which is being planned to cOnstruction to begin immediately. of careful and responsible planning, have natural and valuable resources for alleviate water shortages in Raleigh and Hill Forest is a center for ongoing failed in planning future sources of water temporary human benefit. ‘ Durham. This dilemma stems from poor forestry research at State. Some plots in supply. An earlier completion date on the It is necessary for further study and planning on the part of Raleigh city Hill Forest have been under study for 40 Falls of the Neuse project would have investigation of alternatives to be officials. years. The proposed inundation of these ensured enough water for the city’s use as undertaken in this project. The project as‘ The Falls of the Neuse Reservoir forest lands would severely impair State’s well as ensuring ‘the preservation of it presently stands is detrimental both to which is expected to be completed within forestry program by preventing State’s Hill Forest. It must be concluded the natural environment and to the the next three or four years, will become continued research in the area. Years of that Raleigh officials simply did not educational program here at State. No Raleigh’s predominant source of fresh research would be destroyed and future recognize the importance of the Falls of amount of remuneration will be able to water. City officials, however, did not research in the area would be rendered the Neuse project far enough in advance replace the loss of Hill Forest. It must be foresee or did not attempt to foresee impossible. to prevent the dilemma they are now taken into consideration which of the water shortages before that time. These If construction of the dam were facing. two projects, the Flat River Dam or Hill Flat River Dam officials are now pushing for the delayed for another eight to ten years as If construction of the Forest, has been and will be of greater construction of the dam on Durham officials seem satisfied to do, is approved by the Raleigh and Durham value to the people and their the Flat the River which will result in the immersion many current forestry projects could be . city councils, it will sound environment. of a majority of State’s Hill Forest finished, although there would still be an teaching area. inestimable loss of valuable projects and resources even with this later Raleighr will‘ draw water from the construction. Such a period would also proposed reservoir only until the Falls of enable further and more extensive studies the Neuse project is completed. After of the project with the possibility that an that time, the Flat River Reservoir will be alternative and more favorable solution used solely by the city of Durham. might be developed. It might also be BUT I U5ED ALL Durham officials are content to delay the possible in this time to locate another site MY PENNIES FOR dam construction for another eight to ten favorable to forestry research and

-ITDRIALS A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official orpn throufli which the rhouflits. the activity, and in fact the very lite of the campus, is registered. It is the mouthpiece throum which the students themselves talk. College life without its joumel is blenk.Technician, vol. 1, no. 1, Februaryl, l920.

Right decision

4.- IRC’s decision to cut the residence actually do. Numerous important offices hall athletic director’s salaries from $25 across campus (Student Center officers to $10 is a valid one, and one which for example) are not paid and yet should have been arrived at long ago. demand far more time than an athletic srupenr Although this salary cut may cause some directorship. SUPPL‘I' inconvenience for individual temporary IRC has done itself and the students it i STORE the long run it can PARKING athletic directors, in serves a favor by reducing the amount of LIM‘Y only be beneficial to the majority of the athletic directors’ salaries. These 36 MIN. dormitory residents. , funds can now be spent in areas An emphasis has long been placed on benefiting a greater number of students. residence hall athletics greatly out of Athletic activities must always have a proportion .with the needs and activities place in residence hall life, but they of the students living in the halls. Dorm should not be allowed to eclipse the athletics often include just a small interests of non—athletically inclined interested group and doesn’t necessarily students. The IRC has made the right mean that all students benefit from the decision in this matter and hopefully, programs. Often students are unaware of dorm life will be made a little better the athletic director in their dormitory through this decision. due to a lack of communication and fail- ure to solict interest. ‘ With the salary cut, more finance and Which candidate favors what? energy can be funneled into activities which can encompass a greater number of dorm students. Cookouts and other social Keeping upwvith reforms functions are open to more students at one time than any inter-residence hall athletic event could be. It is time that the The Lighter Side acquiring families. Foreign exchange # Monetary stability needs of the majority be met while by Dick West Revenue sharing — The national debt would would be achieved by putting the floating dollar keeping a place in the budget for WASHINGTON UPI —The hardest part be apportioned among the states, counties and into a sinking fund. athletics. This more proportional system about following the election campaign this year cities and each would contribute its share of the revenue needed to balance the federal budget. of appropriation is fairer to all_students, is keeping track of the various economic Technician both those who participate in strictly proposals. Negative income tax — When an individual’s who Although at last count there were only two income tax exceeds his income, that portion of social functions and those the tax over income would be classified as participate in dorm athletic activities. major presidential candidates, the campaign has Editor ...... '...... John N. Walston spawned at least a dozen economic programs, “negative” and the individual would then Senior Editor ...... George Panton The reduced salaries of the athletic become eligible for welfare payments. Associate Editor ...... Craig Wilson , will be more directly in give or take a few. News Editor ...... EMarty Pate directors I’m not certain which candidate favors which Spending ceiling Would impose a limit on Editorial Assistant ...... Willie Bolick proportion to the job which they actually plan, but here, as best I can sort them out, are the amount of money the government would be Managing Editor ...... Paul Tanck perform. Although some may reject the .. the most significant programs set forth thus far‘ allowed to spend during any given year to paint, Advertising Manager ...... Greg Hoots - repair or Features Editor ...... RJ. Iraee idea and quit their posts because of the . Welfare reform —— Everyone on welfare who replace’ceilings. Sports Editor ...... Ken Lloyd salary reductions, those who remain will owns a Cadillac, makes more than $15,000 a Wage-price controls Would revise the Photo Editor ...... Ed Caram be those ,who realize the true status of year, or picks up his payments in a rented present anti-inflationary machinery to place Circulation Manager ...... Bill Belk wage controls under the Price Commission and their position and entertain no illusions limousine would be required to accept a job ‘ Founded February 1, 1920, with M.F. Trice as the first of doing someth more than they investigating welfare abuses. price controls under the Wage Board. '_ editor, the Technician is published Monday. Tax reform — Anyone whose annualincome Guaranteed annual income — Under a Wednesday, and Friday during the school year by the exceeds $1 million and who pays no income government backed warranty, an individual’s students of North-Carolina State University except In case you . taxes would be required to pay a loophole tax. annual income would have to be acquired with during holidays and exam periods. \R g W ,, missed it. . . in a 12—month period or his money would be loopholes would be taxed at the“ rate of 25 per Represented by ,..National Advertising Service, Inc., cent of each, dollar that slips through them. In refunded. agent for national advertising, with offices located in Donald Abernathy, student body president, addition, a 25 per cent’tax would be imposed _ ‘Unemployment benefits" — Workers losing miles 31 20-21 1'11 theUniversity Student Center, Cates celebrated the University’s birthday a little on tax shelters that might be erected for' their 'jobs would be supplied with booklets Avenue, campus and mailing address at PO. Box 5698, 7 early. 1n commemoration of State’s 83rd protection against the 100phole tax. outlining the benefits of being unemployed, Raleigh, N.C. 27607, the Technician pays Second Class anniversity, the heavy-footed president received postage at Raleigh, North Carolina 27607. Family assistance — Long term, low interest such as not having to go to work in the Subscriptions are $5.00 per academic semester. Printed the kind compliments of a South Carolina loans and other forms of federal aid would be patrolman in the form of a speeding ticket. The mornings, not having to take a lot of guff from at the North Carolina State University Print Shop, r7corded speed — “83”. provided to assist bachelors and spinsters in the boss, not having to pay income taxes, etc. Raleigh, .North Carolina. ,;a \ Page 41/ Technician / October 4, 1972 " a

LETTERS under some rather difficult mic [sic] troubles, present and future students? money to the various clubs but also plans other “Completely the largest member. of the group stepped . Orie might argue that a person deserves a programs that will benefit the entire school of forward—took the mic in hand (a mic, by the second chance, so give Burleson the chance to liberal Arts and the University as a whole. This way, with only about a 12” pic up range) held it complete his education, not the chance to play is where you the student comes in. In previous To the Editor' basketball at State. I doubt that Norm Sloan or years the Liberal Arts Council meetings have Mr. Martin Winfree’s column of September at about her waist (if one could define where that was) and showed the world that her soul Burleson would agree that that decision would been poorly attended, not only by non-voting 25th should have been called Completely Wrong be fair. members, but. also by the elected members rather than Slightly to the Right. His slurs on was directly connected to her diaphram. Fantastic! I cannot help but wonder whether or not I themselves. The Liberal Arts Council needs the supporters of Nick Galifranakis and other would have been given the same treatment for people who are willing to take a little time every candidates were vicious and distorted. I wOuld Though only several hundred people found their way to the Coliseum Friday night the “vandalising” about $100. After all, I do not other week to help improve campus life. This like Mr. Winfree to know that neither I, nor any represent State. I am only a student here. year we have plans for some totally new and other of Nick’s campaign workers, past or Hawkins singers delivered a first class concert (as if a 100,000 people were there #and perhaps Anthony L. Evans different programs being sponsored by the present, are radicals or leaders of riots. By the Liberal Arts Council that will be interesting for ' same warped logic he used, I could with a lot they should have been!) If you missed this Sophomore, LAP concert pack up your. bags- and head for Ohio everyone. But to get these plans formalized we more justification accuse him of being a draft need help. dodger. But I shall not stoop to using fallacious State —they will be there this week. You won’t regret it! If you’re interested come to the first Council logic in an attempt to smear any man. If Mr. We need you! meeting Oct. 4 at 4 pm. in room 3] 18 of the Helms and his supporters would confine Dave T. Seaford Student Center, or call Lynn Daniel, President themselves to the facts and issues instead of Junior, RPA To the Editor' (8324805). It may be interesting to see how relying completely on wild and unsubstantiated What is the Liberal Arts Council and what you would like to spend your money this year! distortions, the people of this state would have does it do? ls this a question that many of you 6 o O O 9 A. Lynn Daniel some valid criteria on which to make a have been asking, especially freshmen, since you Jr. Poli. Sci. selection. Is this Justice? first came to State? It is a question that few President, Liberal Arts Council Lindsey V. Maness, Jr. people seem to know the answer to. Junior, PSAM To the Editor' The Liberal Arts Council is a student So Tommy Burleson is going to play organization made up of all the Liberal Arts basketball this year. That is a shame and a blow Senators and two representatives from each club ,3 Letters policy to State, a place that I thought was an “Enjoy yourself’ in the school of Liberal Arts. The Senators and Weencourage students and others within the institution of higher education. If this decision the representatives comprise the voting University community to express their opinions via Dear Walter Bean, on the part of the Judicial Board is what the membership of’ the council. The Council the Letters to the Editor section of this paper. Board members call “justice,” them I am living annually elects a president, vice-president, On letters from candidates running for SG office. Please, Walter, dismount from your mighty under a gross we continue the policy utilized last Spring and steed of piety and enjoy yourself at the game. misconception of ideals. secretary and treasurer. That, very briefly is a will withhold the letter from publication until Are we trying to help the students at State to description of what the Liberal Arts Council is, after the‘ final runoff. Letters will then be As for the kids, if you ignore such remarks and build individual character published at the earliest possible date. Due to never use them yourself, they will follow suit. and integrity, or are but “what does it do?” limited space. we must ask that all letters be 300 we trying to help Norm Sloan keep his job? Are Very simply it decides how the two dollar words or less. if otherwise. they will be subject to However, it you can’t understand that, I will we striving for total editing for length. All letters should be gladly purchase earplugs for you and your education? Are we teaching fee collected from each Liberal Arts student typewritten and triple-spaced. if not typed they individuals to live together harmoniously? When each semester will be spent. Although this may should be legible and neat. All letters are subject family so that you may attend future athletic to editing for libel. Letters must be signed by the contests at State (and elsewhere for that matter) actions like Burlesons are condoned, how can sound as a paltry sum, in reality it amounts to writer and should Include local address, class without being distracted by the vile, wicked anyone say; yes to the above questions? What approximately eleven thousand‘dollars annually. standing and major. ways of the contemporary “clod.” type of an example is the Burleson case to The Liberal Arts Council not only dispenses this Steve Creech Jr. PSY doctor's" bag Little choice by Arnold Werner, MD. for another inch or two. There is little doubt Benzedrine and Dexedrine are trade names To the Editor' Address letters to Dr. Arnold Werner, Box that exercise resulting in better posture and for two types of amphetamine drugs. They 974, East Lansing, Ni 48823. increased strength of certain muscles in the differ from each other in terms of chemical ‘ In your Wednesday editorial chest can maximize a bustline, but it cannot configuration and Dexedrine usually has more “State-Carolina,” you severely criticized the make the breast itself any larger. I think that central nervous system activity and is used more UNC Marching Tarheel Band, and rightly so, but Enclosed is an ad from a magazine that you would be'perfectly safe to follow the commonly. Methamphetamine, the original in doing so, you directly implied that the suggests that a woman can increase her bustline recommendations in the ad, but I doubt that possessor of the nickname “speed” isanother responsibility rested upon the UNC Music three to five inches. It is based on an exerciser. you have to spend $9.95 for an exerciser to find member of the family of even greater central Department. This attack on the UNC Music Please comment. Does it work? out what to do. Check with the people in the nervous system effects. Department is unwarranted, since the band is immediately absorbed responsible only to, and subsidized solely by, physical education department of your school. Amphetamines are The ad is for the Mark Eden Developer and \ from the blood stream into body tissues and can the UNC Athletic Department. Bustline Contouring Course. It shows the usual be found by testing the urine, not the blood. The better musicians at Chapel Hill usually before and after pictures-women increasing After my boyfriend and l have sexual Excretion of these drugs is dependent upon the go e l s e w h e r e .for their musical oUtlets. their bust line from 34 to 35 inches to 3940 intercourse, he always feels like all his insides state of kidney function and acidity of the An argument for the superiority of the inches in just eight weeks- Indeed, the pictures have moved up towards his chest and his _ urine. The more acid the urine the more rapidly Wolfpack Band is therefore well-founded, but look impressive. But closer examination stomach is empty. He has a great deal of pain they are excreted. However, they remain please let this letter serve as a correction of your revealed that all the women in the “before” and says that everything just tightens up. Is this onboard for quite a long time. Trace amounts editorial assumption. pictures had very poor posture and since they normal and what can be done to prevent it? can certainly be found at least a week after the ' Patricia H. Gunter were fully clothed it was impossible to tell what drug is stepped. From a practical point of view, Bachelor of Music Education kind of supporting bra they were wearing. The Some people have a very strong reaction to this means that a psychosis induced by “after” pictures, in addition to demonstrating orgasm which includes intense abdominal amphetamine is apt to persist for at least three better posture, also have the women wearing sensations. Most likely this is what your to seven days following the last dose of drugs. Sensational bikini bathing suits with a top that looks like it boyfriend has and the best advice would be for These drugs are widely prescribed for weight gives considerable uplift. him to lie still following orgasm; in particular he reduction and abused because of their transient To the Editor' Seizing upon the opportunity to do a quick shouldn’t stand on his head. If the problem is mood elevating qualities and their ability to I just met and talked with Edwin Hawkins experiment, I whipped out my tape measure very severe. medication to decrease alleviate fatigue. In none of these situations are and his “family” as he so fondly called them. and rounded up a few volunteers. I had them gastrointestinal spasms might help. By the way. the benefits more than very temporary and Personal, warm, down to earth, winsom, sincere, simulate the poor posture illustrated in the is it better or worse on an empty stomach? often they are illusory. In fact, a recent study honest, and Christian only begins to fulfill a 'magazine ad and measured them. I then had showed rather clearly that amphetamine usage true description of what these people are all them stand properly and remeasured them. All Can you tell me how long Benzedrine for more than a week resulted in depression for about. Musicians from start to finish. Musicians subjects increased their bustline by at least two remains in one 's system? I read somewhere that many people. The drugs have a high in the greatest sense of the word. inches, including myself and another man who it stays in the body for up to three weeks. Is habituation potential. They are useful in two Jean’s vocal on “I don’t know how to love volunteered for the experiment. The women in there any difference whether it is Benzedrine or rather rare medical conditions. narcolepsy Him" was one of the most ingenious works of the ad were very well endowed to begin with. Dexedrine as to the extent of time remaining in (uncontrollable sleeping spells) and the art I’ve heard in years. Later in the program, and I am sure that an uplift bra would account the blood stream? treatment of the hyperkinetic child. pounce; “WRIT!!!“ -- DJ’s Ist weekly Pigskin Predictions (IoIItI-sl — TheInternational Contest open to NCSU students orr|y~ one entry per House of Pancakes contestaIIt—— All entries must he delivered to Ilj’s by Howard mail (P.(). 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Lucrative Show From' XERB, Wolfman ality and I believe that radio’s sideration, this is actually quite power house XERF, a 250,000 But why did Bob Smith call Jack’s gravelbed voice traveled becoming sten'le and needs an LP, genuinely moving and watt Mexican station just south himself Wolfman Jack? Origin- Commenting on music, to KDAY in LA doing a 7- more colorful people - like lovely in parts. The of Del Rio, Texas? ally he intended to create some Wolfman felt, “Half the time I mid_night show where Whittinghill, Whitington, Don arrangements are often quite Reminisce with me some type of On-the-air mystique feel like I’m appealing to the Wolfman states, “They (the Steele, and Bill Ballance.” delicately beautiful. A song more...Wolfman’s dialogue complete with wolf howls, lud- downer freaks out there. We station management) share my Smith’s slightly maniacal like “There’s an Old Man in with his listeners...“Ah you wit icrous commentary with a, start to play one downer after philosophy and they want airplay is being augmented Our Town” manages to convey me out deah? Ah you read-eh? melting pot of soul, R&B, jazz another until I begin to get something different on the air - with another facet of Wolf- sincere emotion.” ‘Cause we gonna tra ta do it and perhaps some unclass- down myself. Give me some- I’m it. I’m not a gimmick. I man’s expanding interests...this faw ya, honey! We gonna tra to ifIable material. thing from 1960 or something; reallly am Wolfman Jack! I’m time now on discs. Although Recording Interests 7 blow your mahn babe-eh! Wolfman’s philosophy, “I let me get up again. The music doing me. In the beginning, I he’s made personal appearances OoooooWooooo-awwwww, do predict, man, that black radio of today is for downer freaks, wanted to perpetuate a myst- with Canned Heat and the Although Wolfman’s vocal it, ah needja soul!” isn’t gonna exist in five years. and I’m an upper.” ique by not appearing in Checkmates, a “right label” range may be limited, his sen- Somewhat atypical of most It’s such an Uncle Tomish Wolfman’s airwave career public, butthat’s been over for together with a good producer sitivity to music and lyrics and announcing style, I’ll grant thing, like to say, ‘You’re has proven to be very lucrative some time.” never materialized to his satis- to people, may possibly suffice you, but Wolfman Jack isn’t a black, you gotta live in a and transitional for him. “I So what is our Wolfman faction. That was until Jim to- provide Wolfman Jack with typical air personality. ghetto, listen to black radio.‘ never hid anything,” Smith doing on KDAY now? “What I Golden of Wooden Nickel an identity as a unique and Envying the black DJ’s Black cats don’t like that,’ said. '“I ran the campiest radio am doing is a combination of Records and Don Sciarotta, versatile recording artist. around New York while sweep- they’re gonna want to move station around; we pro- all the campy guys of the late Wolfman’s new producer, Not only has Wolfman' around’ grammed what no one else started things moving on the show been phenomenally suc- ing floors at WNJR in Newark, 50’s and early 60’s -y’know cessful in LA, but is being syndicated to six other cities in California, Oregon, and SW Washington. Entirely west JEWELERS coast. 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The Radical Bible (Orbis on a wholesale scale. The at- and their purely profit-seeking collection. There are also argu- is asmoving a statement of a what tedious reading, the book Books, 161 pgs., SL95) tempt is largely successful in relations with the poorer peo- ments from noted economist political cause as any that has as a whole is eminently read- demonstrating the inhumanity ples of the world. Robert Heilbroner and other ever been written. ble. It provides an insight into The Bible is an at— black prison life and its effects on tempt to present portions of of man to his fellow man. The The book encompasses a scholars. Letters to other Biblical text followed by most severe indictments are The Radical Bible is at once revolutionaries. and position the 'nd of George Jackson. rather large scope of man’s papers stating Jackson’s revolu- The reader is introduced into a modern-day accounts of how those dealing with affluent failings in his dealings with his depressing and enlightening. these texts are being ignored Christians in the western world The problems of varying hu- tionary beliefs comprise the world where death lurks neighbors. Biblical texts and book. Many everydayrrathe world of revolu— supportive statements are pre- man conditions are presented majority of the lucidly and briefly. The book is such books fail because of a tionary fervor. sented in illustration of the of depth and an undevel- Blood in My Eye is not, as hypocrisy of today’s politi- small (pocket-size) and takes lack very little time to read. It is oped portrait of the author some might choose to think. an cians, the politics of power, the This however, is not a encyclopedia of black racism, failure of foreign aid, exploita- social criticism at its finest in himself. that each statement is fully flaw to be found in Blood in but rather a call to arms of all tion of poorer nations by My Eye. peoples who wish to unite richer ones, and the failings of supported and documented. There is. however, a pedantic against their oppressors. Jack- the modern church, among Mastery Of Prose son employs his thorough others. aspect to the book that takes away from it as a whole. The Jackson becomes a living, knowledge of revolutionary This work is primarily the book by implication faults breathing being through his theory and his own first-hand product of the Catholic both capitalism and socialism mastery of prose and prose knowledge of the black Ameri- church, and is reflected in for the condition ‘of the world concepts. He emerges through can experience in order to per- the fact that a generous por~ today but presents no viable a literacy and sense of logical suade others with his point of tion of the supporting quota alternatives. thought seldom found in such View. tions are taken 'from the The Radical Bible attempts obviously biased works. The All in all, Blood in My Eye, writings of Catholic priests ac- to unveil human failings in major flaw in Jackson’s style is is one man’s impressions of quainted with the poor in the politics. economics, etc., but it his decided preference for revo- what he considers an oppres- underdeveloped nations of the ignores the successful aspects lutionary rhetoric. In a histori~ sive society. It is his solution to world. The Radical Bible. how- of modern civilization. For this cal context, this could possibly the problem. and this ever, is of importance to any- reason, the book is better read damage the future readibility solution Aviolence -recurs again one interested in the failings of through rose-colored glasses in of the book. In this respect, and again throughout the modern society in relation to order to balance the effect. the book as a revolutionary pages of the book. Even those the Christian doctrines. manifesto is somewhat inferior who disagree with the solutions Catholic clerics are not the to the works of such acknow- Jackson arrived at must agree The Radical Bible is small enough to fit in your pant’s only sources from which BLOOD IN MY EYE by ledged masters of the genre upon reading this book that pocket and to be a constant companion. quotations are taken, although George Jackson (Bantum such as Lenin and Marx from George Jackson was an elo- they are in the majortiy. Books, 169 pgs., $1.50). which Jackson drew many of quent and articulate writer, as Quotations from Mahatma This is George Jackson’s his ideas and concepts. well as an ardent believer in his Ghandi, Martin Luther King, second and final book. Final, Though some sections of cause. ¥

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RECORD FORUM: This review is from Randy Sheppard Batdorf think that I can say that these musicians appear to have achieved Spring (Decca). Anyone who went to the first New Arts concert and Rodney by Batdorf and Rodney (Asylum). Wonder of what eluded them for some time. last year must remember what a fine performance this group put wonders! Groups with talent are coming back. Yes, I do like The group is composed of Chris Farlowe, Ric Parnell, Vincent on, far surpassing the lackluster Kris Kristofferson. Now, here is Grand Funk, Alice Cooper, The James Gang and others, but any Crane, and Steve Bolton. These musicians have some really their third album and if it is any indication of the future, this half competent musician can play that line. Listen to the unique sounds. They resemble Emerson Lake and Palmer in some group has a great chance of becoming one of America's top aforementioned groups and then listed to Emerson, Lake and aspect..01 then perhaps EUSLP resembles Atomic Rooster? Carl moneymakers and crowd pleasers. Palmer, Yes, Wishbone Ash, and Batdorf and Rodney. Palmer once played with the Rooster, incidentally. The music makes you feel good to be alive. “From Down By John Batdorf and Mile Rodney are two guys who merit just as Either way, the material on the two albums, their first In The River” (A Neil Young composition which with the addition much attention as any of the nationally prominent bands. Hearing of Atomic Rooster and then Atomic Rooster, offers of an electric violin comes closest to equalling the work by the Batdorf sounds something like Graham Nash and the sole some interesting sound. ‘Space Cowboy,” “Breathless," and musical genuis of CSN&Y) to “God Bless the Conspiracy" “electric” composition that they have in their LP sounds similar “Close Your Eyes” on the latter disc are some of the worthy illustrates the above-the--ordinary mood that McKendree Spring to CSN&Y. The album is something different,nice to listen to,and tracks. “Devil’s Answer'(a no. I song in Britain) on the former instills in their listeners. good to study by. LP deserves a look. Either album is worth getting. The album really moves along featuring the outstanding This from Charles Fussell. Casey Kelly by Casey Kelly From John Howard. McKendree Spring by McKendree Michael Dreyfuss on violin and viola coming on strong. (Elecktra). More good music comes our way in the form of Kelly’s latest release. The tunes in the album are pleasantly light and vary well enough for individual tastes. The lyrics are beautifully innovative. Images within the lyrics range from tropical islands to dusty roads and all the cuts have something to say. With Kelly, its mainly a lyric thing. The music type falls somewhere between folk and country rock. Wind of Change by Peter Frampton (A&M). Peter Frampton proves, without a doubt, to be one of the better talents of rock through his new package of songs. The former Humble Pie group member, demonstrates the broad singing versatility in his fine voice by moving from the very rocky “Jumpin Jack Flash” into “Oh For Another Day,” a meaningful cut written by Framption himself that exhibits quiet overtones. Mastering the supporting music for the album, Frampton has an impressive list of backup musicians that include Ringo Starr on drums. Strings and horns are prevalent throughout Frampton’s creation, making the music a little heavier than light rock and adding a great deal of depth.

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Page 9/ Techniciam / October 4, 1972 Druschel enjoys life in fpit’

by Jeff Watkins well, or a team that’s small and Druschel earned All- trick. He was talking about Assistant Sports Editor quick, and pursue the ball car- Conference honors playing for how easy it was to absorb a Rick Druschel is alive and rier quickly. Duke has a combi- Hempfield High School, as well fine knowledge of his type of well, thank you. Not that he is nation of both. They’re big and as being named All-State Sec- football game. He said it was as ‘ in any trouble—no, it’s nothing strong, but they’re a good ond Team Defense. Offers simple as playing cards. " like that. It is just the fact that laterally-moving team.” came from Syracuse, Duke, playing in State’s offensive line Virginia, State, and William Going Dotty? doesn’t merit a lot of Big Event and Mary. State’s offensive attention. It should. Although Druschel is con- coach,. Larry Beightol, “Coach Holtz took out a “I consider it a real chal- centrating on the football recruited the tackle when he 6x6 white card and said, ‘Now lenge to be an offensive line- season, his future holds a big was at William and Mary. In an on this white card you place man,” the junior education event after the season. Over the ironic twist of fate, Beightol one black dot in the center.’ major noted. “It’s very stim- Christmas holidays, he is and Druschel got together He rotated the card and had ulating to have the high-calibre getting married to Pam anyway. ’ two black dots. Then he backs we have. They’ll run up Kemerer, a girl he met in the flipped the card over and there your back if you don’t clear ninth grade. Respects Coaches were three dots in a diagonal. out." “ At these junior high He flipped the card again and dances, I had a twin, and we Druschel has great respect there were four dots, one in All-ACC Pick always played the records and for the Wolfpack coaches. each comer. “They’re hard-working, “Everybody was wondering It seems that Druschel has raised hell. One time some girls said they had someone they dedicated, and honest,” he what the hell kind of guy he done enough clearing out to wanted said. “Holtz said he would nev- was. He said, ‘I bet you’re impress somebody. He 'has me to meet, but I er take us to an R-rated movie, wondering how I did that—let been tabbed a preseason All- didn’t want to. But they got us because it leads to disunity. me explain. When you show ACC pick at right tackle. together somehow. I thought Last week,when we were in the one dOt, your hands cover Druschel, a native of she was super. 1 called her up Athens, the team voted to go up the other two dots in the Greensburg, Pa., is an exper- one night and talked for an see ‘Slaughter.’ Holtz agreed to corner. When you flip over to ienced observer of oppositions’ hour. I missed 12 O’Clock take us. When we got to the show two dots, you cover up defenses. He faces them all the High.” movie, we found out it was the other corners.’ Then he time. With this in mind, he ‘Back Urge’ rated ‘R.’ But Holtz said we flipped the card over again, and feels the upcoming Duke game were going to see it, and he there were five dots, and he will be a good one. Druschel started out playing didn’t go back on his word.” flipped over again, and there “Duke’s gonna be a tough football in the eighth grade. Druschel himself admits he were six dots. Right then he team,” Druschel admits. “Even Offensive‘ guard was his first could talk all day about the had everybody in the palm of though they’re 1-3, I think position, but that changed a first-year coach. “He puts elec- his hand.” they have one of the finer year later. “In the ninth grade I tricity in the air,” the educ- defensive football clubs in the got the ‘back urge,”’ explained ation major noted. “Everybody Gratuate School conference. We looked at the Druschel. tried out for was tight when we first met Rick Druschel, a junior offensive tackle, has been a films of the Alabama and fullback. That lasted for about him. We didn’t know what After his football career is mainstay this season in the Wolfpack’s vastly improved Washington games. Usually you 2.3 days, when l was swiftly kind of doctrine he would over, Druschel hopes to enter offensive line. find a team that’s big andvhits moved to tackle.” have. He came out with a card graduate school, where he " '2‘" m Qua : plans to go into guidance . 41, . WWW STATEFLANIGR TB counseling. He also wants to I\Il{ operate heavy machinery, and \l ’III\.-\I\’\' have his own ambulance HARRIS DINING CLUB 'WASWEDACGPLAVER service. 18 OFTHEWEE‘anI-‘IIES 4" Food at OHIIIIIIV Pines WEI “I have a love of big Wednesday 10-4-72 Thursday 10-572 NORTHCAROUNAGAME. machines,” he said. “I guess I [)1 \II /I..°'/'«I‘L . {l started that when I started Bred/x driving.” LUNCH LUNCH Q3 has! .myr/me {In As for the ambulance ser- German Pot Roast of Beef -65¢ Golden Fried Shrimp ~75¢ P/are Sperm/5 1% fl vice, Druschel was associated Stuffed Pork Chop -75¢ BBQ Pork on Bun -50¢ Prom/um Hdmburqer «LS with one for about a year, and Hot Turkey Sandwich -50¢ Vegtable Meat Loaf ~50¢ 1'3 38} C()/(/ BMW still talks about the time when DINNER DINNER 13 he almost had to deliver a baby Fried Chicken Roast Fresh Ham in the back of an ambulance. 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”age 10/ Technician October 4, 1972 Cross-country

into the wandering mind of the lonely long distance runner

by Mike Fahey best thinking halfway thru a A mile or so further down I note that I haven’t seen Staff Writer was my way to stay out of leged to be on the same track ten mile run. the road is a branch road we the “State Maintenance Ends” trouble. with guys like those. Also, This morning’s workout had Anyway, by the bottom of turn onto. We run a mile and a sign on the other side of the Also, I love to compete. I there is the "fun of hanging gone well. I ran an easy five the hill I’m playing Billy half down and come back to road. “Oh, well,” I figure. love to see how I do against around with the guys on the miles along the dirt roads on Preston’s “Outa Space” in my the main road. I make the “Just keep going, man.” 1 guys like Wheeler and Wilk and team. At the very least, I play a the outskirts of Raleigh. I mind. I’m trying to get the quick right turn and head up come to a curvy downslope McAfee and Juris Luzins and better game of hearts now than wasn’t so sure about how I’d cymbal part in the second half the first hill. I figure, “All I about two miles from the other great athletes. I feel privi- before I came to school here. feel about the afternoon’s run, of the song right. The road is have to do is get up this damn finish. I stay away from the though. We had to go to Um- still paved here; I’ve been run- hill and I got the workout side with the hole in it and let U... stead State Park to run 13 ning on the shoulder all the knockegd." Further onglong, I myself loose going down the miles. way so far. I see a Schlitz can come to another hill. I don’t hill. It was a pretty hot after- lying on the ground and figure, remember this one at all, and it Grit Cars noon as we climbed into the “Wait until the season is over.” is a struggle to get up it. Once I van for the ride to Umstead. reach the top, I relax again. I Two cars are coming the On the way over, Neil Ackley Song Changed figure. “Well, I’m about other way. I feel relieved to see and Bob Wilson told Cadillac The song has changed to half-way now. Not far to go.” that neither one looks grit. We jokes in honor of my car when Santana’s “Everything’s Com- I’m moving right along for have evolved a simple rule of we weren’t girl watching. ing Our Way.” I concentrate on another mile or two, admiring thumb by now to judge cars' We stepped out on Blue the singer a bit, then the music the trees (I’m a forestry major) the louder the engine and the Ridge Road. The first part of becomes a background to try- until I come around a bend and higher the rear end, the more the run went down two steep ing to see this year’s con- see Coach and the van. He has likely he is to run you off the paved hills. Neil, Jim Wilkins, ference meet. some more Sportade, and I road. Also, those mag wheels and Coach Gareth Hayes My best races usually hap- figure, “He never gave us diesel the grits put on their cars kick moved out ahead of everyone pen when I can put my mind juice twice in a run. It must be up an awful lot of dust. else. into a trance when I’m better than I think.” I finish up and head for the running. By this I mean con- Sportade Break Sportade. Sportade tastes like a Moving Well combination of sea water and centrating solely on a feeling of As I take the bottle from Ir' :3. ' . .. . ‘ in” I was moving well, so I left motion and on "my pace. This him, he says, “How to go, lime juice, but everyone guz- t.» ‘1': ‘ 2 . Bob Ritchie, Sid Allen and happened to perfection last zles it like Schlitz after a a" it“, 3 ’ “J Mike. You’re still only 200 : 3 _. : - J :3 Dave Senter behind. Going year when I had the best race yards behind the front- workout. The. rest of the guys .0? . down the hill, they got a game of mv life' a 415 mile. come in, some singly, others in a . O runners.” This time I take four pairs. As each runner comes in, H. ’ of kick-the-can going. I figured, Five Mile Mark or five squirts because I’m ma»; . \ , “Well, they’re not going to do thirsty. I note that the flavor he heads for the Sportade. that after 13 miles.” At the five mile mark, Finally, the last runner comes has improved during the last I ‘ a ‘_ . I probably have a funny Coach Wescott has the van few miles. in, gets the last three cups out , .; "#17...“ mind for a distance runner; 1 parked and is walking up the of the can, and we come back .' uni, l I continue onward, feeling . 'us'r‘IS-"t 1*; V. , think in terms of soul music. road with a bottle of Sportade. calm and relaxed. l’m home to school. ' 3-". ‘. 4.. ..f;¢1.t,..,«P-v , .. 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Athletic directors take pay cut-

(continued from page 1}“ whether the pay reductions might couldn’t blame them if they quit," he salaries. Last year, a motion to place some athletic directors in said. temiinate the salaries was tabled, and financial trouble, but MagnaboscOr Shannon also stated that the pay the subject has been the topic of discounted the idea. “As far as I know cut back would definitely affect the discussion for a majority of IRC none of the athletic directors were intramural programx‘He felt that the meetings. depending upon the money to see athletic directors would no longer be Magnabosco felt the dorms were them through school. I don’t believe motivated to do an effective job and not receiving sufficient service to any of them are receiving financial aid expected a higher number of game warrant the $25 salary. “IRC felt that from the University and we only paid forfeits. enough people weren’t playing them $120 annually,” he explained. The athletic directors are because only about 25 percent of the responsible for recruiting teams from different residents are involved in Sympathizes the resident halls, cooridnating the intramurals. We’re not working against However, Jack Shannon, director programs, and insuring the team’s the intramurals program, but we have of the Intramural Program disagreed. participation on the assigned day and to look out for the rest of the people, “I’ve got to sympathize with these time. A team that fails to play is given rather than over-treating athletics.” he people because they went into the job a forfeit, which is equivalent to a loss. said. expecting $25 per month and to some Magnabosco agreed that the There was some question as to of them this is a lot of money. I athletic directors should have been given advance warning before entering the job, but added the money was Improvising Jazz combo- needed now. He also stated that if any directors quit, replacements were available. 9 “wonderful and relaxing’ Replacements Available “I think many take the job for the by Larry Pupkiewicz turn was shown by the large crowd pay and not because they are Staff Writer that attended. motivated to help. Any director that The program, spattered with many wants to get out of it can. There are The first fifth of David Mauney’s double bass improvisations, was gener- plenty of people on campus available “Five Evenings of Jazz” was held on ally very light and even contained to replace them, but most said they Sunday October 1. It was received by some well known show pieces such as wouldn’t quit.” he said. nearly 600 people in the Student “Chim Chim Cheree” from Mary The added $3,360 will go to Center Theater and was a wonderful Poppins and Rodgers-Hammerstein’s replace stolen televisions (three were representation of the good things to “My Favorite Things.” stolen last year), refurbish game and come from this year’s The concert was quite relaxing. television rooms, purchase sporting musician-in-residence. David Mauney spoke between num- equipment, and construction of brick This concert featured a trio bers to add to the informality of the grills. The Physical Plant removed the consisting of piano, double bass, and evening. Jokingly he hoped that every- old barrel grills, because as they drums. Together it formed a combo of one would bring 100 friends to the explained it, “the grills were David Mauney, State’s musician-in-residence, performed Sunday great ensemble power. The music was next concert. But it is no joke to say detrimental to the appearance of the night in the Student Center Theatre in the first of a five concert presented with much skill and great that this could well be what will campus.” series.(photo by Caram) enthusiasm. And great enthusiasm in happen come December 3. ~Marty Pate zl///// ////////. /// ‘7/1/ '//’.‘///// . /// x’ ///, ."/ //' ‘,//’ // ¥'/// ./’/\. VISIT THE '7

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