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North Carolina State University’s Student Newspaper Since 1920

Monday, March 31, 198) Volume LX. Number 77

Election validity _ _

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by Jeffrey Jobe News Editor Two complaints contesting the validity of two candidates' victories in the Student Government runoff elec- tiona have been filed with Election Board Chairman Carson Cato. When asked about the complaints. Cato said. “No comment" on two separate occasions. Student Senate President Robb Lee said that since he has not been notified of any election problem by Cato. he Central” Campus Craze assumes the swearing-in of the Student Government officers-elect will take place at the Wednesday Senate All the comforts of home -mlnus the walls and stuffy air. Why mosrmmmmemmwmmurwmm meeting. stand around drinking beer at Central Campus Craze when you "lodge" and "Songbird." (Staff photo by Linda Brafford) “Since I have not heard anything. I'll can drag out the old sofa and kick back?Officials estimate over be swearing them in Wednesday night." Lee said. The complaints allege that two can- didates. Joe Gordon in the student mu Segal body president's race and an unnamed student body treasurer candidate. man Mark Tregde concerning a stu- violated the Student Government dent body president‘s race candidate. State’s gynecologist found dead - judicial statutes by soliciting votes “An informal ruling last year said .door-todoor in the residence halls. that David Hartley couldn't go door-to- The Student Body Statutes state door soliciting votes." Segal said. that “University policy does not permit “I'm contesting the validity of this State’s first resident ynecoiogist was found dead Saturday and to students of N.C. State." Director of Health Services any person. organization or agency to election on the grounds that Mr. morning in his Leesville ome at Route 6. Macon Road. Carolyn Jessup said in an interview Sunday. “He will be a loss to solicit. conduct business or raise funds (Stephen) Rea was not abiding by the Dr. Jim Upton Oliver. 57. was found by his wife Lucille at ap us..but certainly to his family. We (the? Health Services) wish to on campus without the approval of the rules en route to be elected." Segal groximately 9 am. Saturday. Mrs. Oliver called the Wake County extend our deepest sympathy to his family." Student Development office (214 Har- said. “If I had gone ahead and broken heriff’s Department and deputies responded immediately. a When interviewed by the Technician in early September con- ris Hall)." the rules and went door-todoor. I could Sheriff's Department spokesman said. cerning his new job and reasons for leaving private practice. of have won the election." According to Wake County Medical Examiner Laurin J. Kaasa. Oliver said. “I got tired of getting up to deliver babies.‘ h Segal complaint While Segal said that his complaint Oliver died of self-inflicted rifle wounds to the head. The body was not a personal attack against Rea. was taken to Wake Medical Center for autopsy. Funeral services will be held at 1 pm. today at White Memorial -u Phil Segal. a student body treasurer he said he did feel Rea should be dis— Authorities are still investigating the death. according to Presbyterian Church. 1704 Oberlin Road. Funeral arrangements candidate. is the author of one of the qualified. Deguty Jim W. Anthony. are being handled by Brown-Wynne Funeral Home at 300 St. | 5 complaints. “Even if no action is taken. they (the liver left‘frivate practice in August 1978 to' 'oin the staff of Mary's Street. 3W 3'According to the judicial statutes. Election Board) should make the elec- the Student ealth Services in Clark Infirmary. e ran a clinic on. Survivors include his wife Lucille; son Jim U. Oliver Jr.. a law the University solicitation policy. there tion rules clear. They are really birth control in addition to seeing patients by appointment and student at Winston-Salem State University: dau hters Patricia is to be no door-todoor solicitation in screwed-up. treating common ailments. Anne and Jane Leigh Oliver. both of Raleigh; an a sister. Mrs. the dorms by anyone." Segal said. "I just hope the impact of what I am “Dr. Oliver made great contributions to the Health Services George Cunningham of Smithfield. N.C. Segal referred to an informal ruling doing will be productive in some way in made by former Election Board Chair- the future." .Segal said.

Student struck ’I'he gotcha machine’ ‘ inside

State student Ellen Ekhtiari was Public Safety/S new portable, silent alarm system begins operation -'Sign of the Crimes’ returns to struck by a car while crossing the technician. Page 9. Hillsborough Street Friday night. the criminal. This type of alarm prerecorded message into our cars and cast over the officers' radios. Parker according to Public Safety officer by Terry Moore enables officers to get to the scene of headquarters. In a matter of seconds. said. Any crimes involving the alarm —'Ladies Night at the Turkish Sgt. Larry D. Liles. Staff Writer the crime without the criminal being they're (officers) on the person." will be referred to on the Public Safety Bath.’ Page 3. Ekhtiari was taken to Rex They call it “the gotcha. machine." aware of their approach. Parker said. Parker said. radios by code "so that a thief using the Hospital for injuries to her right leg “It" is a new portable. silent alarm According to Parker. the alarm has a scanner couldn't pick up patrol officers —Track teams do well in Atlantic and knee. Liles said. She was releas- system being utilized by the Depart- Portable alarm 30-second automatic reset and it coming." Parker said. Coast Relays. Page 4. ed Saturday. ment of Public Safety. Operates by battery or current. "The Parker said he hoped the alarm Termed a “voice alerting radio The alarm. which is “completely por~ alarm can be set up in five minutes would be a strong crime deterrent. -Struggiing baseball team splits Ekhtiari. a resident of King detection alarm.” the device uses table" and can be easily hidden. is anywhere." he said. Parker said the “About any crime you can name. it can with Terps. Page 5. Village. was crossing Hillsborough pressure mats. heat and sound sensors. equipped with numerous devices which alarm will be constantly moved to dif- be used for." Street in front of the D.H. Hill and two types of trip wires. according all work within a 200 foot range: ferent problem areas on campus. According to Parker. the alarm has -—Techniclan editor bids Library when she was struck by a to Public Safety officer LaDell Parker. magnetic breakers and switch. heat "It might be here today and gone already succeeded by aiding in the farewell. Page 6. car. As of Sunday afternoon. no in- The alarm costs $1,401.92 and was sensor. motion alarm. trip line. tomorrow." Parker said. Only Public March 25 arrest of two students for at- formation had been released on the received by Public Safety on March 13. pressure mats and sound detection. ac- Safety Director James Cunningham tempting to break open a vending —'it takes time' becomes an in case by the Raleigh Police Depart- Parker said. cording to Parker. and Parker will know the location of machine in Bragaw Dormitory lobby. creasingly poor excuse for North ment. which is investigating the in- The alarm detects crime by sounding “The tripping devices are so unique the alarm. Parker said. Parker said the device is “the most Hall deficiencies. Page 6. cident. off to officers in patrol cars and head- and so small. The person in the area t The exact location of the alarm or unique thing in the last 50 years as far quarters while remaining inaudible to hears nothing. The alarm broadcasts a the involved break-in will not be broad- as intrusion alarms go."

11th Pan-African Festival

scheduled for April 8-13 The festival will begin on Tuesday. 1* by Elton Vaughan April 8. with'an opening ceremony and Contributing Writer a performance by State's Dance Vision State's llth annual Pan-African in Stewart Theatre at 7:30 pm. Festival. scheduled for April 8-13. will "Also on Tuesday we will be receiv- be somewhat different from previous ing entries in the art competition in festivals. according to Larry Campbell. volving famous people and places in assistant program director of the Stu- black history." Campbell said. There dent Center. will be two categories of competition. “This year. the highlight events will one for students and one for staff and include a lecture discussion ‘Religion faculty members. Sculpture and and You as a College Student' and a photographs will not be accepted and concert performed by State's Musician- all winning pieces will become the pro- lnaResidence Spencer Burleson with perty of the Black Student Board. Eleania Ward. instructor of music at Campbell said. State. and Vincent Phillips. a pianist and the artist-in-residence at Vance Awards given Grandville Community College in Henderson." Campbell said. "Awards will be given to the top The wide-ranging lecture—discussion three winners in each of the two will be held in Stewart Theatre on the categories during the talent show on evening of April 10. A question-and- Friday." Campbell said. answer session will follow the lecture. On Wednesday. the New Horizons he said. Choir will perform in Stewart Theatre '.Spfing The April ”13 afternoon concert in at 8 p.m. ‘ . Stewart Theatre will include a cantata On Friday. there will be a Greek step performance. a pianovoice piece by show in the ballroom at 5 p.m.. a talent Since spring has sprung and warm weather is a reality after all of unlmpeded by weather. And if the weatherrnen are right. we Ward and Phillips. and a presentation show in Stewart Theatre at 7:30 p.m. that snow, it feels pretty good to get out and wailr around should have warm weather today. (Staff photo by F. Souresrafil) of Brazilian folk music by Ward and Burleson. he said. (See “Pan-African. " Page 2 o’v a '3.“ ‘ we ..-,-.— Two/Teclmician/Merch31. tsao

Weather forecast Welch coed startled in shoWer Low High Weather by'l'eeryleege ing into a vehicle Staff Writer l ,3, Oneven false firc alarms Monday Mid 605 Partly sunny .On March 20 at 12:40 a.m.. Done actual fire Tuesday Around 40 Upper 605 Mostly sunny a Weicb Dormitory coed was cone trespassing Wednesday Low 405 Upper 603 Increasing clouds shined when. as she was Olive vandalisms late showering. she observed, a 075 parking tickets aria staring at her from the Oeight vehicles towed For a change. no rain through this forecast period. Monday through t shower stall. After the Cone arrest Wednesday will be mostly sunny with mild temperatures. screamed. the man ran cone warrant However. increasing clouds late Wednesday spell rain the dorm. He was seen tone citation ‘, t later in the week. r ning by several 0334 building checks but was not ap in one of the men's series of incidents in ‘girls‘ motorists Ofour damages to State Weather forecast molded by Kathy Brehme and Mark Shipham of restrooms in the building. dorms. specifically Bowen. Othree assists to other property the niversity Forecasting Service. it briefcase containing A male intrusion com- involving male intruders. agency oseven damages to autos about $205 worth of articles plaint was reported to and Public Safety and Cone false burglary alarm Othree breaking and w stolen from Riddiclt Public Safety on March 15 at Residence Life are taking 0228 escorts fintering of vending I: ring babe on March . 11:65 pm. when a coed who special precautions to pre» cone injured person machines 8 “-1 Public Safety officer was studying in Bowen Dor- vent the problem. but the Gone investigated person __ ll Parker said an arrest mitory was approached by a cooperation of the girls in Otwo investigated ..;t:.:";':r.':.::”'W, Pan-African Festival scheduled “9. been made by the man. who put his arms the dorms is needed." Cunn- vehicles " sfive reports'offoundmljgu Raleigh Police Department around her. After telling ingham said that although 0141 maintenance calls perty " ”t“ (Continued from page I) Harris Lot at noon. and a vices with the United in coinectlon with the case. him twice to leave, the several officers lock dorm 0three talks to officers 0three indecent exposure black and gold ball in the Fellowship will be held at 11 According to Public Safe- woman went to her room doors at night. many girls Ofive traffic accidents reports and a showing of The Wiz. ballroom from 10 pm. to 2 am. in PriceMusic Center. ty officials. the exact time of and called Public Safety. continue to let unknown Ofour requests for service Osix larcenies of State starring Diana Ross and am. Music will be provided The concert by Ward. the crime could not be deter- The man was not apprehend- men into the dorms. Othree disturbances property Michael Jackson. in Stewart 'by the band. Sex-z. Camp- Burleson and Phillips in mined because the briefcase ed: ‘13., , K. Other crimes which occur- . 't‘our assaults 021 Iarcenies of personal Theatre at 11 pm. bell said. Stewart Theatre will be had been left in the lab over ccording to Public site- red from the period of lone breaking and enter- property Saturday‘s events will in On Sunday. the final day held Sunday evening. a long period of time. The ty Director James Cunn- March 1525 included: ing into an academic buiding 0three larcenies from clude a picnic and games in' of the festival. church ser- () briefcase was found empty ingham, “There have been a Oseven assists [0 Cone breaking and enter. autos

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"I’usuf and Friends’—a whole lot of jazz! Charlie Parker. Art strings; spotlights forms like “good time house. Every hip Performing Band at Cherry such major music houses Yusuf selected most of the Farmer and Cannonball Ad- duos. trios and nonets; musician in the area used Point That lead to a long New York's Apollo Thea}: performers for the series. derley have all Made jazz tributes artists like Fats our homeas a place to hang stint with Red Prysock's and Savoy Ballroom. and He and Vanderford worked with pianist and composer Waller. Duke Ellington. out— and play! In that hind rhythm and blues group. Chicago's Regal Theatre. together on the format of Yusuf Salim. Now Yusuf and Charles Mingus and John of atmosphere. I couldn't whose 1954 hit was 'Hand Yusuf has continued to the programs. “There's a lot a whole lot of his friends are Coltrane; and gives rein‘ to help but become a piano Clapping.“ compose. contributing songs of spontaneity. a lot of im playing on UNC-TV. beginn- upcoming artists like Butch player.".he said. to the recorded work of Can provising in the series." ing Thursday. April 3 at 9:30 Lacy. Hands. Minas. Since then. Yusul‘ has -nonba|l Adderley and Vanderford said. p.m. on channel 4. Rachiim Sahu and Eve Cor By age 17. he was perfor played with Sonny Stilt. Mango Santamaria. He has nelius. ming with the Ken Murray Lou Donaldson. Art Farmer.» also served as e pianist The shows were taped in Produced as part of UNC- “After playing profes- Sextet. a group comprised of goleman Hawkins. Charlie at various jazz Institutions. Chapel Hill at the UNC‘TV TV's silver anniversary. sionally for 33 years. this is some of Baltimore's finest arker. Gary Bartz. Kai including Baltimore's Royal studio. the Forest Theatre. “Yusuf and Friends" looks at one of the highlights." Yusuf young jazz players. After Winding. Cannonball Ad- Theatre. and has recorded the Blue Cross/Blue Shield styles like big band and bop: said about the series. A entering the service in 1951. derley. Sammy Davis Jr. and arranged for Riverside Building. and in Durham at focuses in on instruments native of Baltimore. Yusuf Yusuf became the only black ' and Johnny Mathis. among and Blue Note. two of the Yusufs Sallam Center. The like the piano. the bass and grew up in what he calls a memlIeI of the U.S. Marines others. He has performed at premiere jazz labels of the studio set features drawings 19505 and 1960s. of past jazz greats. "How can you help but play well Yusuf now lives in when Duke Ellington'Is look- Spend an evening at ’furkiSh Bath’ Durham with his wife and ing over your shoulders!" two children. He is a moving Yusuf said. force behind Durham‘s West Most of the musicians Ladies Night at the Ladies Night is wholly en End Community Action featured on the series live Turkish Both. the current joyable as a play in the way Group. supervising and perform in North production at the Village the characters are youngsters who make up a Carolina. Some have Dinner Theatre. presents developed and the way they neighborhood clean up regional reputations. a few one of the more novel ways interact. squad..He's also part-owner have national ones. Yusuf of being entertained for an The setting of the Village of the Sallam Center. a. explained. “We wanted to evening. Dinner Theatre com- restaurant/club specializing emphasize th..t a‘wealth of Set in the 19203. the play plements Ladies Night with in IndoAmerican cuisine. jazz talent lives and plays in uses fast-paced wit and the stage in the center of the music. poetry readings and North Carolina." light-hearted comedy to in- hall and the viewers atmosphere. which attracts volve the audience in the grouped evenly around the a diverse clientele from col- In addition to the music. traditional girl-hunts-man.— stage. Performing in the lege studentsj to; programs also include inter- girl-getsman theme. round drawsattention to the neighborhood residents to views with the musicians Laura Perolta portrays center of the stage from all older jazz fans. and short history segments Dottie. hopeleSsly in love directions. creating a About his present involve— on jazz. “Hopefully. someone with professor Mathews spaciousness about the set- ment with television. Yusuf hearing a Charlie Parker (Michael Noble). the ting and heightening the said. “The series is an in- tune for the first time on 'arachnithologist with a la- realism of peering in on credible opportunity a "Yusuf and Friends" will tent phobia ol women. Doris _feuding couples ip their chance to showcase musi- want to check out his recor» Boggs supports the cast in apartment. Exits and en cians whose music means so dings—or read about him. the timehonored role of trances trailing up the aisles much _to me. Some of these The history of a particular mother-in-law. and the crew and their frequent use by players are old friends—a composition—or a musi- is rounded out by the in- the cast bring the play to life few I met for the first time cian— is really important for ebriated antics of the Bon- before you. through.,;_the series. Now. a better understanding of ner‘s best friend. Fred (Jay Shows start‘at 8:20 p.m.. we're all friends!" jazz," Yusuf pointed out. Theuault). with the buffet beginning at As producer/director Joe So for the spring. “Yusuf The play opens with 6:30p..m For reservations. Vanderford explained. and Friends" will be playing lovesick Dottie receiving the “Honeysuckle warm: phobic Dr. Mathews in the call 787-7771. Don't miss the “That's because Yusuf Rose." ”Them apartment of Dottie‘s sister opportunity to experience greets everyone as if he's There Eyes." "Satin Doll." Morning Album Features: and -her husband. Conflict the Triangle's exceptional known them for years. He's "Ooh Child." “Summertime" arises over a difference of combination of dining and always smiling. cracking and "Goodbye Porkpjc Hat." 10-12 M%d&yythrough opinion‘ when In».‘ , ladies entertainment. jokes." That's a whole lot of jazz! depart for an evening at the Turkish bath. ‘ The University-Civic Con- Monday, March 31 All hell breaksloose when Orchestra. cert Orchestra will present a SIZZLER'S SUPER STUDENT. .. Pink Floyd—DARK SIDE 01" THE MOON a mud on the adjomIng den- concert on Tuesday. AprIl 1 The Alan Parsons Project— TALES OF MYSTERY of-iniquity sends the males Chd at 8 p.m. in Stewart AND into the Turkish bath to I’ Theatre. performing works SPECIAL Supertramp-CRISIS? CRISIS? seek refuge from the police. by Copland. Sibelius —and What happens? Well you come“ Gliere. The orchestra and Monday through Thursday only Tuesday, April can guess the standard en- the Choral Union will per- Dire Straits—COMMUNIQUE ding to the standard plot. form Schubert's Mass in G. Duncan Browne-STREETS OF but unlike your basic TV sit- Tuesday. conducted by Robert Pet- Peter Green-IN THE-SKIES com‘. there's quite a bit to l‘t e tens. Agitnissionjs free... keep you entertained. .x Wednesday. April Peter Frampton— WIND OF COUPON W Tommy Bolin PRIVATE EYES Robin Trower— TO MIDNIGHT Thursday. 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dei'e vaulter Alvin Coast-"participated in the Philadelphia Pioneers. who meters with a time of 4:373. State'5 women 5 lie 3hasCeston. high jumper eve l. featured Olympic hurdler while Henderson ran :33.5 relay squad was sixth... n- scofl' Wall nd the harleston and Wall both Charles Foster. to capture in the 3.000 for first Ewe. ing 4:154. . 1r .. goo-teeter re ay team freshmen. went l6feet and the 400-meter relay. Karen Meyers was thi in In the javelin. ‘fhe righlighted State‘s men's six-feet. lO-inches to win the 1.500 with a 4:412. Wolfpack's Mike Murphy racH team's efforts III‘ the their respective events. The 'Stale's Women's team All-America cross country turned in a second-place ttlafltic Coast Relays Fri- team of Marcus Smith. Ed totally dominated the runner Betty Springs won finish with a throw of 222—7. Iva! Ind Saturday on the McIntyre. Brian Burns and distance events with Sue the 5.000 in an AIAW quali- Arnold Bell was fourth in: J strack.- _ Ron Foreman turned the Overbey and Ann Hender- fying time of 16:31.2. Kim the triple jump. leaping “ 33:: teams and track track in 40.4. four-tenths of a son .setting meet records. Sharpe was second in that 49-13%. and Leland Adams...‘ :duhofrom 'all over the East second in front of the Overbey won the 1.500 event. running 17:41.2. and was fourth in the . e Debbie Revolta was fifth at 3.000-meter steeplechase 18:20.6. with a 9:358. WVYYNJIAKN}" State's men did well in the Jane Wilcox was second in relay events as well. The the wOmen's high jump with Women netters roll past Wolfpack was second in the a 5-4 effort. Kim Setzer was twomile relay with a 7:38.]. third in the 800 meters With second in the 880 relay with a 2:177. Barbara Smith ‘a time of 1:245. second in wound up third in the 400 Wildcats, M0untaineers the mile relay with a 3:118. meters. running 58.5. and fourth in the distance- Martin Stevvins was sixth in medley relay with 9:54.8. 61.3. In the discus. Belinda Anchormanlonroremanlsabouttobreakmetapcassme’sm-meterrclayteamwlns by Terry Kelley and fifth in. the sprint Smoot threw 101-8 for Inthe Atlantic Coast Relays (Staff photo by Lynn McNeill) Sports Writer medley with a 3.29.4. fourth. a . State's women's tennis earn upped its record to 32 ' ‘7' o war the weekend. winning , tosecond and third straight notches with a 7-2 deciSion Men’s tennis team gets12t' Vidson Thursday and a 1-8 tory over Appalachian State on Lee Courts Friday. State‘s men‘s tennis team In Thursday's action. at ran its winning streak to 10 '--..r‘v ‘10. 1 singles Suzanne and pushed its record to 12-2 .llirschl defeated Davidson's with an 8-1 triumph over Big. . mmy Knoblack 7-6. 63. 10 foe Minnesota Thursday - he Wildcats‘ Hope McArn on Lee Courts. The Pack has I Sarah Harmer 67. 7-6. an important ACC match. at No.2. In No.3 singles. Tuesday at 2:15 p.m. when it usan Sadri topped David- . l hosts Duke. 's Catherine Smith 64. The Wolfpack’s top two? 1. No. 4 Inza Walston of players. Andy Andrews and State downed' Adelaide Matt McDonald. continued Wilcox 7-5.6-2. No.5 singles their mastery as No. 1 An- ,‘3tates Dawn Maybeck stop drews got by Ted Kauffman moomm- and Bunny Horine 715,2-6. 6-3. 6-7 15-4). 6-2 and {-5. ’and Davidson'3 Anne McDonald tripped Greg Stanback slipped past Carol Wickland 7-5. 6-4 at No. 2. Knapp 6—8. 64 at No. 6.: Andrews has lost just once State's No. 1 doubles this season and McDonald is _ “wko-«av--«or 20am of Nirschl and Sadri undefeated. 2‘ X We“.Wv‘.vmm.--.»~..w« W‘ 7"”:‘N'B seat Knoblaclt and McArn 3-3. 6-2.'Harmer and. In No. 3 singles. State's -Walston defeated David-1 I John Joyce bested Kent goal!“a Smith andkWilcox 6-3. HelgesOn 6-3. 6-3. It was at at No.2. Rnappand- No. 4 that the Golden $§beck completed-6118'will? ' 'Gophers’pi‘cked up their‘on! zory with a 6-3. 6-3 win over Iy win. Haker Alamtrom Morgan and Horine. beat freshman Scott Flem- . “We had to play at David- No.38ussn5adflmml'orabeckhandlnhervlctory ing 63. 2-6. 6-4. son on clay courts." State over Appalachian. (Staff photo by Al Williams) .CfihlifilfiiiCO‘CVC¢CCiIICICCDh assistant coach Chuck Mountainee Terry Callicutt defeated Miller and”. Mark Dillon was a 6-3. 6-4 . There must he somebody Fahrer said. “It took somp McDanald 6-3. 6-4. winner over Dave Morin at adjusting. Any one of the 652. 60 at $42. Sadri top No. 5 and Andy Wilkison who llkea sports . . . ped Francee Eagle 6-1. 6—3 at "We did real well at the nipped Gene Sperling 7-5. Creat, River Race nears patches could have gone No. 3..A No. ASU3 Susan top of the lineup." Fahrer and wants to do some :sither‘ way. But you get McDana d downed Walston said. “We knew we would 7-6 (54) in the sixth slot. The Eastern Carolina‘s Entry forms are available somevmomentum by winning r7-5. 7-6. and Melissa Miller have to fight pretty hard in Andrews and McDonald Great- River Race. spon— at any area sporting goods writing, also. Contact the first set. .slipped by Maybeck 6-3. 2-6. doubles. I can't say enough were victorious in No. 1- sored by the Clayton Rescue dealer wtih a $10 entry fee “We could have lost. but 6-2. At No. 6. Mountaineer about winning after they doubles with a 6-1. 7-6 15-2) and Emergency Medical required. Bryan Black at 737-241 1 the fact that they won show- ,Julie Bremer stopped tied it 3-3. They played real. win over Kauffman and Service. will be held April 19 ~ All proceeds will be used or come by the Technlclan. :ed they are mentally Knapp 61. 62. hard. Alamtrom. Dillon and Joyce at the Neuse River near for payments on a new am- itougher. They were able to “I've seen a lot of im- - teamed for a 6-1. 6-1 Clayton. bulance. assesssessssssssen-tosses»Ionss fit on top and stick it out. In doubles. State's N061 provement. We‘ve come thrashing of Helgeson and ey work so hard; they team of Nirschl and-Sadri back and won the last three Morin at No. 2. The gdeserve to win." downed Troupp and Calicutt in a row. They're looking freshman tandem of Flem- , Against Appalachian ‘6-7. 62. 6-1. Walston and pretty good. Whatever they ing and Wilkison came away .State Saturday, Nirschl beat Hamer of State beat Eagle achieve. they‘ve earned it. with a 7-5. 7-6 edging of Need$l0.00? -. usan Troupp 61, 6-0 at No. and Bremer 6-2. 64. and Win or lose they work real Wickland and Bryan Biernat ‘fiMMd‘ob—W’ - "onewe eon-r0'm CM" ’1 singles. Harmer defeated Knapp and Maybeck hard." at No. 3. ‘IIOVIIOC-'0 IUICI" JP“ ' summersany“Joea“ u Ines, Ntronc camsum-vcounsemnsmm”, The B.A.S.1.C.S. Com any 13, offering. Raleigh's Complete Resume SerVice the cost of Mons-cunt... The com tor-m man. to pay $10.00 to any Wo ~an who will host HELP WANTED mam-2"-“1"": rmflzmrwmfl%m a 45 minute seminar on Sé’lfT’rotection in Specialist in career counseling will: June tumult mic-August. Challenging work wlth young her own home. Invite 5 or more of your Orecommend content * i t t i «k * pearl-.146 years or as- - «gm ”-?l°¥'b'" "W" female- Odeaign. write and edit RESUMES . . MM! “cations Include mine! It one . 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Cavaliers drop stickm'en . ,5;mow-£-Wwon'_I—“~M‘. by Gary Ila-reheat three straight defeats. get be snakebitten twice by a' "4. Sports Writer into the win column with its tests from .Its southern Rodney ”Dangerfield can initial victory and neighbor. UVA shattered sympathize with the way reestablish the bright pro the Pack‘s hopes as if they, ; ‘ State‘s lacrosse team feels. mise with which its season were glasses in Mm . After all. isn't he the one had opened. commercials. winning the who The Cavaliers. however. game rather soundly. 18-4. says "I don'l gel nod would have no part of the State is now 0-4 on the year. ' respect”? ‘ 'f’ack's comeback effort. Senior Stan Cocks ,. 'l‘he l'at-k‘didn't I'l‘t'l'IVI' Perhaps remembering a scored all of State's j; m -h from eighth-ranked humiliating defeat to an with a pair of assists l’ i. Virginia Saturday. State underestimated UNC- John Jordan and single‘ went to Charlottesville Tull) (‘hapel Hill team to open its assists from Ben Lemon and hoping to brake the Skids of season. Virginia refused to Jon Swerdloff. But that ems not enough to offset a nimb- halanced Wahoo attack that State's men swimmers saw 10 different players score the 18 goals. 'r.v Sthe now has five days tor lick its wounds before} pt- fail to score in nationals tempting to salvage by Lorry Roma-e lion this season was something from the remain- Sports Writer ' California-Berkley. followed ing seven games of the State's men's swimming by Texas. with Florida season. The Pack visits l team didn't fare well at all finishing third and UCLA Baltimore Saturday at l amongst the ivy towers of fourth. [INC finished 22nd. p.m. before returning home Harvard. host of [he I980 scoring 22 points. April 12 to host Roanoke. NCAA Swimming Cham- pionships. The Wolfpack was unable to score in any of the TO spots it qualified in. c3 In fact. the State tankers were unable to qualify in preliminary beats in the morning in order to score points in the finals. It was a disappointing end to what had been a successful season. State finished with an 8-2 regular-season record; one loss came from peren- nial powerhouse Michigan StetsWKenlesvsdldeverydilnghecouldtogetoutefmls chasewssoversllhecoulddeweslookup with this implorlng look on his and the other'from arch- plddsegdnsttheWTwsplnsSsturdeystDoskmwtwhenthe face. (Staff photos by Linda‘Brafford) rival North Carolina. That ‘09.. an we second loss marked the end gr-‘l’‘.«w of a decade of consecutive WES: ACC dual-meet wins. -. The Wolfpack had its mammmm, Baseball team splits in twinbill with Terps revenge at the ACC Cham- Goons mu... pionships as it swamped the ILIJEIEJDRT maemsmoa Elms mesa. by Stu llall Wolfpack starter Chris with ERAS under three. but 360-degree turn since the \We're going to he plat) Heels and took its 10th con Assistant Sports Editor Conroyd. now 2-1. was stats don't win ballgames. beginning of the season. ing three straight tough up secutive ACC crown. But Nine fourth-inning ‘ runs knocked out of the box in the We've left a lot of men on After a dismal 1-5 start. the ponents and Elon won't when it came to the NCAA use nonunion announce ~m... and the three-hit pitching of tumultuous fourth inning of base lately and we're mak- Camels have reeled off nine make it easier." Esposito Championships. the Pack . _ ass-asst Allan Alt led Maryland past the second game. being ing mental errors on the wins in the last 13 games. said. "After that we play ran out of steam. In preioious State 14-1 ‘in the second replacedfby John Walker. field." “They always 'play us mostly Conference games. so years in the national meet. game of a doubleheader John Mirabelli came in to I Thursday. State dropped tough.” Esposito said. "Two if we're going to win some the Pack finished sixth. Saturday at Doak Field. relieve Walker in the fifth. a doubleheader to East years ago they beat us games we're going to have seventh. 10th. and for the The Wolfpack. 11-7. stop- The Terps rocked all three Carolina. &5 and 10-4. The twice. Carolina once and to get things straightened last two years. 11th. ped Maryland in the first pitchers for a total of 15 hits Bucs' Macon Moye paced Duke once. We scrimmaged out soon." The No. 1 team in the na- game 4-3 behind a seventh- and provided Alt enough ECU with a five-for-six per them this fall and they're an ‘inning single off the runs for his second win in formance. including four awful young team." center two decisions. RBI. in the twinbill. Wednesday. the Wolfpack . field fence by Louie Wolfpack pitchers Henry will try to avenge a 7-4 loss We say H I . Meadows. John Isley's first home Baker and Brad Blevins took to the Tar Heels earlier. this “These are important run of the season. a three the losses. season. games for us." State coach run blast in the first inning. for gold class rings We will pick up Sam Esposito said. “We gave Joe Plesac. now 3-2. a “We just played badly." “It will be tough." 1°?" Dollar AAAAA--- Cell833-1071 can't afford to lose too many Si cushion in the first game.‘ Esposito said. “It was a com- Esposito said. “We‘re going conference games. especial- Maryland tied the score bination of things that led to to ~ have to get things ly at home." with single runs in the fifth our losses-Our fielding was together and eliminate the State hits the road today and sixth before Meadows‘ bad and our men were left mistakes. because they are when it faces Campbell in seventh-inning hit. stranded on base. hot right now. Plus. this will Buies Creek at 3 pm. and “That first game was real be a big game for us in the gets back into conference ac- “Isley has been in a slump disappointing. We played conference standings." tion Wednesday when the for a while. in fact since good in that ballgame. but IMMEDIATE Wolfpack travels to North opening day. but he's coming the definite weaknesses in Elon possesses a young Carolina for a 8 p.m. en- out of it." Esposito said. “To the defense led to our but experienced hallcluh. CASH? counter. 'I‘hursday. State look at the stats. we've got a defeat.” like Campbell. that could hosts Elon at 3 pm. on Doak number of guys batting over In Campbell. State faces a give State a run for its Gold Field. ' .300 and several pitchers team that has done a money. Class Rings Softball team finishes 3rd in Cullowhee v by Terry Kelley some mistakes at the right and didn‘t hit well. But is keeping their leadoff bat- Sports Writer times. Against ECU we Western played an excellent ters off base." Lar e - $47.00 and up State's women's softball played very lethargic. We game. They hit the ball very The Wolfpack entertains Me ium .- $35.00 and up team won one game and lost didn't really work real hard. well. We had a lot of things ”We've come back so to overcome. defending state champion Small - $22.00 and up two to claim third place in many times; I think “It rained Friday and we North Carolina A&T for a “WM“ the five-team field at the everybody was sitting back didn't get to play. We doubleheader at 2 pm. 21.11 Catamount Classic over the Wednesday and will travel 1.. weekend at Cullowhee. thinking we were going to started early Saturday mor- to ECU for a 3 pm. twinbill AN EVENINt..WlTHl State beat Campbell 12-5 win it. Everybody was ning. There was a lack of Thursday. Any condition accepted Cash for and then lost to East waiting for someone else. desire. We were waiting for “N. C. A 8r T is the team wedding and engagement fizfs. WILLIE Carolina 2-1 and Western Each player did not take the someone else to do the job. initiative. It was an ‘I don't It was our first trip of the that beat State twice in the Anything in karat 0 We NELSON Carolina 12-0. want it. you take it' game." season." state tournament last year." also buy diamonds. We wi pick up Gina Miller collected two Pickard said. "They are of- within 24 hours. triples and Diane Snook was Against Western the Weather permitting. the fensively oriented and ex- three for four as State Wolfpack's sometimes ex- Pack will take its lO-2 record tremely quick on the bases. Immediate Cash Payment! ..----..¢.ae¢o'... managed 14 hits against the plosive offense was non- to Chapel Hill for a makeup As a rule. they are weak .«a Camels in its only win of the existent. It could come up doubleheader with the Tar defensively. This will be a tournament. Then. against with only one hit. a double Heels today at pm. crucial test for our defense. Call 782-8330 ECU. the Pack was held to by Donna Tanner. Mean- Hopefully we'll get our of - just five hits.‘ Although the while. the Catamounts “'Carolina is in the same fense back on track. fin' Pirates managed only six cranked out nine hits and boat as we are." Pickard .o-o—--... "ECU is extremely tough. FBIDAY',APRI&~4‘5 a PM hits of their own. they held took advantage of five State said. "They have some They have to rank as one of W. mooALL ”78‘ on to beat State 2-1. errors to score 12 runs. five freshman players at key the top teams in the state. stoma; HELD OVER! MONDAY SEUM 00! OFFICE “17”“:ch[ELK “We played pretty well in the fourth inning. in only positions. They are an ex- They are strong all the way 71"“7777. .' NITE AT 10:45pm gunner:winsrorisueu. net'siari cwtc camain me n it against Campbell." State four innings. plosive team. but at the down the line. They're really [1' sun. cults: wwe . are mum.a assistant coach Sherri “Western absolutely kill- same time they are inconsis- a tough team. If they hit Where the R’s staredfor sea. sat-sesamrmmsns Pickard said. “We hit pretty ed the ball." Pickard said. tent. like any young team. well we could be in for a long meta. CALL ass-mo ran evaluation ' well and Campbell made “We made a few mistakes The key to beating Carolina day." ROCK. mm and REBELUON! \‘\'x}“ l. “a lg onstnsoono console f 01-161.! Sothat at Crista may he run, all items must NCSU SUMMER AT OXFORD Program. RISINGJUNIORS'AND SENIORS in theschool PNEMED‘PHEDENT Club and AED wrll meet hslaasthsnSOworda Nolostitemswilbs Students interested in theSummer'sprogram of eng'nssring mey apply for a stout Kyle C. Tues. April I at 700 pm in 3533 Gardner run Only one item from a single organization should colonists an applications soon as Elsi Memorial Schohrshlo. Olltein regular Nell. listen Blythe. Peace Corps reorasen garden ofeden wl be run in an issue. and no item wihsp Millie. 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It takes time. critical that rather than installing locks that fit lhmfld—dfi abatena-_ ah.“' , l a~onnag‘ shah ’ a2..I- aha-s. .2 Areyou convinced yet that it takes time? both the mailbox and the room. surveillance uneven-are.. [mil______1:1 1i1jl',’l111,’fl_l- -- . .- . Probably not’. You're just tired of heqnng that cameras were placed at the elevators so that sen—unann- noun-I Ies.. loe“,h! ooeo.0 anus-e I .8I solo.0 .o sea—e res.‘ some.IOlIo it takes time. And so are North Hall residents. .when somebody was ripped off, Public Safety ‘::.:s-._ d.- ii----;—-'.I I ‘00itii:so 'oeo2:: L”" J . Iosom: 'f"t I= I sojao.23: Their petition to have decent facilities, in- would supposedlyknow who did it. If only the .an-ne. :‘:2 0:09 '1‘... sso so on... asoilsso cluding at least a couple of washers 0°~"""H someto to .lro °~"‘"P r ro °"""' 1 '1a and vandals hadn't torn down the surveillance a“ '°l'° '°l'0 s‘ con-esa“ '°IQ 'a; .0“a.“ Iéll‘’°g’ dryers, has received the political response cameras—oh well. t“- ‘nu—e 0— ‘ “t I.., / h. on.“ 0-- oa-u-u oa—ns from Associate Dean of Student Affairs There'5 probably no need to talk about spill- ”-fl 0 noun onus—u . ,. , Mm _ ‘ w o In.— .Ia-u—u o Ian-r ._-—r Charles Haywood, “it takes time," one too ed milk. or uh. spilled water, whatever the a“ I' O..— a“ many times. case may be. Many North Hall residents mass—e” .._w .uht‘Mx .raI—w Really. Everyone needs to wash his Levis at shivered through last winter from a lack of hot “I... o “hub—.u— o vars—m o Ire—annulus..— n-“‘ oo—a-Ina—a— . o unu— o tuna-o— I least once every couple of Weeks, anyway. water, until. of course. a consultant was re- . ours-W. one- . annea- . We’re not going to get into the fact that if tained in February to “determine what should on-“ ovum you’ve got a keyto one North Hall room you be done," Haywood said. Unfortunately. he .“'l silo-loo a, I. alloaloo a,KOI{oa oo hasn't; well. he has not submitted his report at this time—one more time Perhaps the con- sultant has not yet consulted with his consul- tant. In case you The list goes on. e ‘ e ' North Hall residents want $308 of their room rent returned to them. They claim the mIssed It... University has not provided‘the facilities the improve the CCR Love in concert. yet Williams mentioned the ’ This is a significant day at State, though residents were promised. Although it's highly ‘ performance of only two songs from that album. Lottery destructive few may realize it. Today is the final day in improbable that the University would even i would like to thank Joe Staton for his it seems to me that sinCe this material comprised I am writing in response to M, Burris' letter office for most ebcted student leaders. consider remitting this amount, it’s about time blasting of the CCR in Wednesday's Technician. the majority of the concert. the review should concerning the lottery. l have also been forced 'i Editors, managers and Student Govern- for them to take the time—now—and provide His carefree criticisms offer a perfect model for have at least centered on this material which tru- to transfer from this University to a smaller one. ment officials will say their goodbyes and some decent, living conditions for these my description of negative thinking. ly represents Linda's latest musical direction. am not supported by parents or guardians. l new leaders will assume their positions of- students. lt’s surprising what can be done, in- Mr. Staton, it is a shame you cannot A concert reviewer/critic should be somewhat Grants make it possible for me to attend this ficially Tuesday. stantaneously, when the administration recognize progress when it hits you in the face. familiar with all the artist’5 material. Williams ap- school. I also put in eight hours’ work a week to realizes that the students are watching. The CCR has its downfalls. i agree. But the parently was familiar with Ronstadt’s previous help pay for' my board. .w potential is there; it must be recognized. “hits,” but lacked a knowledge of her new Before the lottery l was making it—tight. but I If the student population is to subscribe to Mr. works. and it showed. To add insult to injury, fine. Now I need money to rent an apartment Staton's attitude. then this masterpiece has the Technician failed to include a picture from during the summer and the extra to payfor next reached its resting place. But the CCR has the concert. All this adds up to inadequate semester’s rent, not including the fact that l have' strengths that can be built upon, and it should coverage of what was" truly a brilliant perfor- no transportation. Why things are as they are not be laid to rest. Rather. it should be improv- mance. No, I cannot get a loan, and no, i cannot af- ed. ford to remain at State. Mr. Staton, if your intent was to blindly Tom Willhelm I am sad to find that because of my financial criticize another's actions. you have succeeded. SR E0 position i can be denied a higher level of educa- State is a microcosm, a world within itself. But. if your intent was to constructively and tion than high school. Solve its problems. Then elect the person positively critque the CCR. you should have responsible president of Planet Earth. He never picked up the pen. A sick joke John' Pat Millsap would be well qualified. NE Butch Keel On March 25 at approximately 9:45 pm, *“uWo'f..-" Why are administrators going to force Flesher 50 ME many girls in Carroll Dormitory were nauseated students to eat in the new dining hall? after finding a foot-long, blood-stained rat hang- Why is lsrael going to establish more set- ing by a piece of rope in one of the elevators. Inadequate coverage Some more rope and a bag. which apparently tlements on the West Bank, thereby threaten- While thousands of dollars are being had contained the rat. were found on the 10th. Forum. policy ing world peace. pumped into our ball teams our professors are I am writing in response to the review of the floor along'with’spots-of blood on the floor. Why won’t the University build a new dor- leaving because of low pay. Phi Beta Kappa Linda Ronstadt concert that appeared in the Whoever had the audacity to do such a mitorywiththehousingsituationasitis? would like us to spend more on the liberal March 26,1980 edition of the Technician. V repulsive and maniacal act should question their The Technician welcomes forum let- Why won't the Russians get out of arts. And 50 innocent Americans are being in her review, Eleanor Williams failed to pro- own maturity and stability. What pleasure did ters. They should be typed or printed Afghanistan? ' ' " driven insane simply because an irrational perty identify the majority of Ronstadt's backup you receive by doing it? . legibly and are likely to be printed if 12.".-IDA-14.re‘.re Why does the University place so much "holy man" wants revenge. band. The band consisted ofBob Glaub on bass. If this is your idea of fun, you certainly are ab- limited to 250 words. All letters must be emphasis onadtletics when academic pro- You may wonder‘ what all this means and Russ Kunkel on drums. Billy Payne on normal Not only was it an unsanitary thing to signed and must include the writer’s grams are in need of funding? why i am writing it. Well, this is my last bit of keyboards, Danny Kortchmor. Dan Dugmore do. but it unnecessarily frightened some people. address and phone number along with Why won’t the ayatollah let the hostages writing as Technician editor and I am trying to and Kenny Edwards on guitars, Wendy‘ The world would be a,_ much more pleasant his or her classification and curriculum. Waldeman on background vocals. and Peter place without people like' you. so? . ' tie together all the thoughts I have expounded Asher on incidental percussion. This superb Letters are subject to editing for style, editorially over .the past year. band demands proper recognition. brevity and taste. The Technician People think. What I am trying to say is that i understand. Ronstadt played all of her latest Ann Moore reserves the right to reject any letter Yes, that's it. People think. if people did Get me? I understand. i know i have album Mad FR LWE deemed inappropriate for printing. not think, we would have fewer problems. disagreed with lots of people and have made But people do think, and we have many com- lots of people mad. but I understand. plicated problems. No one disagrees with me for the sake of We have to have a dining hall, White disagreeing with me. or out of hate for me. thinks. All major universities have a dining Those who disagree with me do so because hall and we have to have one,,too. The last they honestly feel differently than I. And Don’t be fooled by Carter’s budget ”cuts time we had one no one ate in it. So we have when l criticize someone it is because I to make students eat in it. That way we can disagree with him. not because i hate him. Since inflation is President Carter’s only suc- of at least $60to $100 billion, instead ofthe drastic "4233.8‘-nil-”i.in. have our dining hall. And he is right. We disagree because we think. When we cessful domestic program, few need wonder why spending increases which we are truly considering. TE We have to put more settlements on the start agreeing about everything it will be his recent plan to control the pest is doomed to Since 1977, government revenues have shot up by i West Bank. Begin thinks. We have to settle because we have stopped thinking, and then failure. $200 billion and in the face of that fact alone, can 3‘] that land because it is our land. God says so. we will stagnate mentally and may as well go In hisfourth somnlferousattempt to subdue infla- Charles there really be any doubt about the spendingcourse g He said it in the Bible, 3,000 years ago, and ahead and die. tion, Carter has announced a series of "cuts" aimed that we are on? . ‘ the Bible is eternal. Begin thinks that, and he Do you agree? It is a shame more people at balancing the budget“ The somber-faced prez Lasitter As expected. we see that Carter has tossed the is right. don’t, because that doctrine, accepted by told us of the.“pain" involved in cutting the pro- hot potato of inflation control to Federal Reserve enough people, grams. He asked us for patience in his attempts to Chairman Paul Volker. who must force the We can't build a new dorm, Talley thinks. could save the world. slow down the 20 percent rate of inflation. caution- economy into a recession with high discount rates, We don’t have enough money for a new From that doctrine comes a willingness to lng that it would take time. and that his steps had cent of the GNP, a 1.4 percent slated increase from ,a tighter money supply and credit controls. Volker. dorm. We’d have to get it from the state. and listen to others. And from that comes accep- required courage. this year. Spending hasn’t hit this level since 1944, is using all the means at his disposal to do the job. that would take too long, and by the time tance of others’ ideas as equal to one's own. As you might have guessed, the cuts pro- and the consequences for inflation are obvious. but it will be difficult with no help from Congress. we’d have the thing built enrollment would And from that comes compromise and mulgated by Carter are not all that they were sliced Government spending is simply not as produc- it will take a Herculean effort to control the pro- drop and we’d have an empty dorm. And he sacrifice for the common good. And from that up to be. In fact, come casual addition will show tive as private spending. so when government blem. started by Carter’s runaway budgets, which is right. comes peace. And from that—life itself. ' that the budget was never cut by near the amount spends in the place of the private sector. we get have added some $160 billion to the national debt. We must invade Afghanistan, Brezhnev I am a realist, I think. i know people will not that Jimmy suggested. fewer products for our money. Fewer goods with That type of monetary creation is responsible for thinks. That damned Moslem resurgence is collectively accept my doctrine and that they The Carter budget for fiscal '80 as it stood in constant dollars is inflation. so we are hurting. the inflation which destroyed the bond market. The weakening the Communist government there will continue to take disagreements personally January amounted to $564 billion. Then. we are ourselves by allowing government spending to slide of bonds also seriously threatens many cities told. came the now famous phantom cut of $2 grow at its current enormous rate. which depend on bonds for operating and capital .and we must aid the government or else and thus will continue to hate and fight and billion. But (surprise!) before that cut was ad- Secondly. Carter’s latest plan includes an im- revenue. watch it fall into the hands of the capitalistic kill The Brezhnevs and ayatollahs will not go ministered, the budget was revised upward by $6 ported oil withholding fee. This new tax will in- The tight credit and corresponding current high exploiters. And he is right. away. billion. making the projected '80 expenditure add crease inflation as measured by the Consumer Price interest rates offered by Treasury bills seriously We have to over-emphasize athletics, But if we at State could just learn how to up to $568 billion, or 4 billion more than was pro- lndex by over one-half of a point—obviously infla- threaten corporations which depend on bonds and Thomas thinks. All the other major univer- listen to each other and respect each other's jected in January. tionary. the sale of stock for new and productive ventures sities do and we have to also. We have to views and to compromise, then The ’81 budget has been subjected to the same Third, Carter's plan for expensive credit will Of course. the missed productivity adds to the make the alumni happy so they will keep glib maybe—somehow—we could help others type of funny arithmetic. The ’81 budget was an- drastically push up operating expenses for many vicious inflationary circle. ing us money‘because without private dona- understand. nounced in January at $616 billion. no small piece businesses. This increase in costs will be passed Most financial observers feel that the actions of tions our programs will suffer. And he is right. Makes sense, doesn’t it? But we can’t even of change. Then came Carter’s heroic cuts of $13.5 along directly to consumers. who will face still the fed will force inflation into lower ranges as the I have to keep the hostages, Khomeini agree on policies for the new campus billion. presumably making the total around $602.5 higher costs when businesses close in the face of year progresses, almost regardless of Carter's new cafeteria. billion, more or less. But (surprise!) again. there our disastrously high interest rates. Fewer firms program. He doubtless will take the credit for 12 thinks. They represent the great Satan were revisions before the cuts, which added $9.5 mean less competition and a higher price. percent inflation when November rolls around, so America and if i let them go Allah will be mad. There is, l suppose, a little ayatollah in all of billion to the total. 50 '81 is now projected at $612 it's clear, as Sen. William Proxmire has sug- please try not to laugh when he asks you for Allah wants us to kill the murderous shalrand us. billion. instead of the lower figure that we might gested. that we should be talking of spending cuts another term. the only chance we have to do it is to trade have expected. him for the hostages. And he is right. .Of course Carter wouldn’t have appeared nearly Oh, yes, he is right. in his mind he is right. Today’s edition is my last as Technician as courageous if he had announced the'revisions And so are all the others—in their minds. editor. No one can survive the job without before the cuts, so he didn't. In fact, he didn't men- People think. you see. All people on earth support and tion the revisions at all. Technician l have had my share. it would More in line with his character. however. is think, and in their minds what they think is be impossible to list everyone to whom Carter's decision not to outline where the cuts were Editor...... John Flesher right, and what others think, if it contradicts am grateful. so l’ll just say thanks to a few coming from. fearful. no doubt. that they would do Associate Editor...... Andrea Cole what they think. is wrong. they think. mentors who have been especially helpful nothing for his popularity in the New York primary. this year: Lynne Griffin, Ruth Gruber, Bet~ To settle New York Mayor Ed Koch's case of the 'Newa Editor...... Jeffrey Jobs Production, But people disagree with them never- ty Curtin, Rod Cockshutt, Larry Rudner, jitters. Cartep virtually guaranteed him a $500 Sports Editor...... Bryan Black Manager...... Cara Flesher theless, because they too think. Students Herb Council, Tom Kearney. Martin Eric- million sweetener package—to make up for any Assistant Sports Editor...... Stu Hall Assistants...... Joe Rand, Bill White don't want to be forced to eat in the dining hall son and, most of all, Jim Clark. troublesome cuts. After his vote buying perfor- Features Editor...... Mike Mahan Layout/Paateup...... Joe Easter. because the food might be bad and because Additionally, i would like to thank my mance in lllinois. this comes as no surprise. Entertainment Editor...... Lucy Procter Mick Hunnemann, Rick LaRose, Kim Long they want to be able to choose where they entire staff and especially the departmental But even forgiving Carter his most recent fiscal Photo Editor...... Lynn McNeill Typesetters...... Duncan Brown. eat. Palestinians want that land as much as editors for their dedicated service and for. sleight-of—hand tricks, the financial community can Graphics Editor...... Gene Does Margaret Haney. Lori McElravy, find no respite from inflation as a result of his latest Copy Editor...... Karen.Barefoot Donnie Robbins Israelis do and they believe as strongly as the their kindnesses at Friday's banquet. Also, anti-inflation program. ~ . Proofreaders...... Tucker Johnson. lsraelis that they have a right to it. thanks to Bill Hinton and his staff for their The biggest reason for this is our current ' Advertising Martha Doss, Jeffery Hammond The housing crunch is so bad that students many helpful acts. . ‘palnful" budget. Though it will hopefully be in Manager...... Eddie Roby _\-.a-_. are being forced to transfer or quit school Finally, thanks to Cara Flesher for help- balance. inflation will increase because the budget Salearnen...... Steve Davis, Bill Hancock, Servlcd Engineer...... John Craven akogether. Students want that new dorm. ing as only a sister could, and thanks to will be balanced at a point entirely too high. and Vernon Veglia, John Woodell . 'People in Afghanistan do not wish to be killed Tucker Johnson for everything. because it will be balanced by taxes rather than Design...... Mark Hartsoe, Denise Manning Circulation by Russians and they just might want to make —j.f. . . spending cuts. Angela Mohr, Lucy Procter Manager...... Mark Rockwell up their ouin minds about the capitalists. Next year the government will sperid 21.9 per-