Outside Today r. ,7a. . Tommorrow . .. , 1l . ' .. l i“ l ' l Technician ,> *4 a '1! ‘tw— \ '1‘ "l(‘ l North Carolina State University‘s Student Newspaper Since 1920 cloudy, brouy partly cloudy Raleigh, North Carolina October 9, 1996 Volume 77, Number 20 ”' 70 Lo 55 “' 69 Lo 53 Be homeless for a night Faculty Club faces shutdown under IRS pressure The Student Social Work Association is sponsoring I The Faculty Club’s paid. The club‘s general manager. they have.” Riddle said "They‘re "lhc club has had varying said they are determining whether Homeless Awareness Night, financial problems are Ciale Mapes. has been suspended. not going to be able to do it." financial problems not to this or not the situati n “merits an which will be held in the and an internal audit is being Conrad Millet. president of tire extent though." lilalock said investigation " Brickyard on Thursday. October nothing new. conducted. Board of Directors and a club Speculation as to where the debt Hlalock has his own theories l7. Members are being asked to pay member for 25 years. said the cltib originated revolves around two about the debts origins. He said the Students are encouraged to Bv .lrtssirrtit SORBER an additional fee of $l00 to help has been in debt nearly \lllL‘L‘ Its theories: either lttislttunugt‘nicltl of cause could be not haying adequate experience life as a homeless Aramaic Ni ws ELM iii reduce the debt. Inception. dishonesty is responsible. Riddle dues, or from slow tee adiustments person for a night. while Although this proposal is not a “There's a history of that sort of said There is silillt‘ skepticism about sleeping with blankets and Years of financial problems for definite solution. it will put a dent thing." Miller said, “All this debt These theories are currently being what the ice increase will do for the sleeping bags or in boxes. NC. State's Faculty Club have in the amount owed. But John wasn't acquired over the past investigated by Public Safety and debt. Riddle said he believes the Donations of non-perishable culminated in an ultimatum from Riddle. history department head and couple ofyears." the recently formed l.»\(‘ Both are Sltltl increase will hinder rather food items. clothing and school the IRS: pay up or close down former board of directors president. (‘arlton Blalock. head of the trying to get a feel for the situation than help the club's situation. supplies will be accepted. The club owes tens of thousands says he doesn‘t think it will resolve Internal Audit Committee. said before any decisions are made. “Every time we raise dues, we At 7 pm. Wayne Eatman of of dollars in unpaid taxes. Because the situation. even though financial problems are “We're just looking Iriio it to see loose member's.” Riddle said. He the Community Shiiter for of this. the lRS is threatening to “The $l00 assessment per person nothing new. the amount of the debt where it‘s going to go." said (‘rime HOPE will speak about close the club If the taxes aren‘t will not begin to solve the problems is. Prevention Officer Larry Ellis. He \i‘i’ TAXES, l’ilt'r‘ : P homelessness in the Raleigh community Compiled by Dawn Wotapku. _ Pray for Maps find IRC to discuss a s4. 8" r").V. v. AllCampus card their way upgrades NC. State‘s inter—Residence to campus Council will hold its weekly meeting Thursday at 7 pm. in the Green Room of the I Campus directories will University Student Center. soon help lost pedestrians The meeting will include find their way around discussion of a proposal to university grounds. modify campus vending and laundry machines so AllCampus Bv PHILLIP REESF cards can be used in them. AWHL" Nrfiv; Er, ' f: Randy Lait of University Dining will speak about the proposal. It will soon be a lot easier for Other items include committee students and visitors who are not reports. and information on familiar with the layout of NC Halloween and Homecoming State to find their way around activities. cariipUs l'niversity Architect Abbie Harris told the Faculty Senate Tuesday Voter registration that signs directing lost students and pedestrians toward their on» deadline Friday campus destination will be constructed In the near future. The deadline for registering to “We realiled how woefully far we vote in the November election is were behind in establishing a October lltli Mail-in system for everyone to find their registration application forms way around campus." Harris said. are still available at all Wake “This will make the campus more County Public Libraries. understandable and Usable." if you have registered to vote Harris said .i y.ttlllpft'llt‘nSl\t‘. In Wake County and have accessible directory. not unlike the changed dorms or moved to a maps "you see Iii malls that say different address. it is important "you are here‘.” tan be built that you update you address with "()nc ot the first things we want the Board of Elections office to do Is develop a standard graphic before the deadline. You can do campus map." Harris said “lhere so by filling out the back of you might be one In the Brickyard or voter card. signing it and the Court of the Carolinas" mailing it in or by filling out the Other directories will be placed at address change section on the magior vehicle and pedestrian mail-in application form. thruways around campus. New building and street Identification signs are also slated for 32,38 construction Harris \.fltl unspent revenue. Technician generated by the \(‘Sl' class of Sports: Pack steps “’94 for their senior class gift. :, r‘ar‘ i}; M . 552:: might go toward the current on Dookies, 31. Civil Engineering major Von Dowey prays with Brickyard preacher Kevin Holmes Tuesday. directory construction protect. Harris \dltl prototypes of all proposed directories ha\e been deu’lopcd and that the directories will be in place in the near future Faculty skips meeting; low turnout concerns provost The Faculty Senate also discussed said only around 10 faculty faculty meeting w as held, Faculty Senate to ensure that future post»tenure review. Senator Dennis I Not too many faculty members and 15 administrators Senator (ieorge Wahl said more general faculty meetings are well Daley said a system of review that members attended attended. minimizes faculty performance Monday‘s general faculty were at the meeting. All NCSL' faculty members might have should be implemented He said faculty members were encouraged attended the meeting if they were “I would like to challenge the faculty members who receive Page 3 > meeting. to attend. given a larger role in organizing it. Faculty Senate to find out how to tenure are not entitled to have a Smith said low attendance at the He said the meeting should be a make general faculty meetings slack work ethtc. Bv PHILLIP Reese meeting was partially due to a lack product of Nt‘Sl”s faculty Instead worth attending to the faculty." ”This is not a Ito-cut iob." Daley Opinion: It isn’t easy A c;:‘w' N“: as E; In? ofptiblicity. of its administration. Stiles sttitl said. "It you do not work being bisexual. "l thiiik there was a problem with “lThe meeting] was more of an The meeting gave faculty members you are Most of NC. State‘s Faculty communication. but it's not my exercise of the provost‘s staff than tilt opportunity to discuss Important Hill .. Page 8 earned an unexcUsed absence meeting it‘s the chancellor's." anyone else.“ \\ .th said campus Issues with .idniiinsiiatois Daley said the perspective Nt‘Sl’ Monday Smith said, A few Senators said thcy Featured speakers .It the meeting has taken on post tenure review extra: Brick U. flops Faculty Senate (‘liair Gilbert Smith said Inadequate advertising remembered a time when the included Stiles. (‘hantclloi l.iii\ policies l\ superior to the Smith told the Senate that led uninformed CHASS faculty general faculty meeting was large Montcith. Student Body President viewpoints other universities have in student surveys. attendance at Monday‘s general members to schedule a meeting for enough to fill up Stewart Theater Robert /Inimer and Strident Senate Page 5 P faculty meeting was dismal. Smith the same time that the general Provost l’lltllip Stilt‘S dSbL’tl th President \lark Nippcit vu MAPS, lair. 3 b

EPA forces time constraint on waste dump clean up Reagcihifig I NCSU has two years to prove but university officials are concerned that reevaluate the situation after two years and lnternet Services: the time span Is not sufficient decide. based on thc i-v Idence the natural attenuation will work or The l 5 acre lot. which the university university provides. whether to continue TOL: Technician OnLlne the EPA will use an expensive used as a durrip for pesticides. solvents. with natural attenuation or begin the pump http://www2.ncsu.edu/ncsu/ pump and treat method to acids. heavy metals and low level and treat method studipubs/TechnICIan extract contaminated radioactive waste from 1969 to Witt). l\ The university and the EPA have been at Campus Forum: groundwater. located near (‘arter-Fiiiley Stadium off odds over which method should be used to [email protected] Blue Ridge Road. clean up the site. Knudsoii says natural \\aide he. Press Releases: Bv Jasov KN; David l.own of the NC. Division of attenuation is taking place at the site. and ‘5' [email protected] Niws Emit l; Waste Management said he agrees with Is the logical choice since It is za. Information: the EPA that two years should be an considerably less CKpCllSIH.‘ than the pump E:1 [email protected] Though the Environmental Protection adequate amount of time. and treat method (estimated in January a Phone Numbers: Agency‘s Record of Decision on Lot 86 “The university has some concerns about 1994 at $600000 and $2.l million. m3 Editorial ...... 5152411 was released Sept. 30. neither the EPA nor that. though." he said. respectively). Advertising ...... 515—2029 NC. State environmental officials are Duane Knudson, manager ol NCSU‘s Knudson said the university last sampled Fax ...... 5155133 totally positive how contaminated Environmental Affairs department. said he the contaminants in November IWS. and groundwater at the Superfund site will be hopes two years is enough time to analysis showed the compounds had Address cleaned up. sufficiently prove that degradation is already begun to break up. 323Witherspcxm StudemCenter The EPA has allotted Nt‘Sll two years successful . “They‘re being transformed as they go Box 8608. NCSU Campus to prove tiatural attenuation. a process "It's going to be close." he said "\Vc . we _|tist have to prove that.” Knudson Raleigh. NC 276958608 which allows chemicals to combine and have a lot of work to do." transform into a harmless state. will work. The record states that the EPA will Sn, SUPERFUND. Page 9 MIKEHC=r/‘ttftilélzt'i Sports page 3 oxtral page 5 National news page 6 World news page 6 Serious page 7 Opinion page 8 Classifieds page 10 Page 2 News October 9, 1996 said that when the committee was implemented nothing was expected Taxes to come from it. “We just thought it would be a Continued from Page I good thing to have in place." Miller Continuedfrom Page I added that the result would be ”less said. embraced. Teeter money" for the club "than before The committee started reviewing “We are way ahead of the game.“ Harris the raise,“ the financral records in June of this Daley said. “What most schools are The current financial problems year. Blalock said he “found that proposing to do we have been were brought to Blalock's attention there was not an audit done of the doing for four or five years. Afrmg? in early 1996 w hen Mapes failed to books at the end of the 1995 fiscal Associate Provost Frank Abrams produce updated financial records. year.“ said every faculty member is “Beginning in March. we weren‘t The books also revealed where subjected to a job performance getting current financial some ofthe money is missing from. review each year. He said faculty information." Miller said. “We found we were loosing a members are subjected to ww-r-_.'I»,,r For a period of three to four significant amount of money in comprehensive reviews every five months, board members got food service,“ Blalock said. years. excuses from Mapes as to why he The audit is still being conducted Daley said the Senate should didn‘t have the information. His and until an outside firm can discuss further ways to improve the reasons lor the lack of information conduct a more detailed analysis. a post—tenure review system and pass were that he didn't have enough definite reason for the debt cannot a resolution based on any time or that the computer was conclusions reached through such a be determined. discussion. 'w down. Miller is optimistic about the In other business. the Senate Miller said the board didn't have situation. passed a resolution that applauded any reason to suspect that anything "lt's nothing we can't deal with." Sale Begins lNednesday. was wrong because Mapes didn‘t Miller said. “We'll resolve the debt the role NCSU's facilities division report any “news of urgency." and and start from ground zero.“ played in campus hurricane October 9, 1996 “generally indicated that things The club. located next to NCSU‘s cleanup efforts. were rocking along " Veterinary School. is a nonprofit [ When Mapes failed to show at organization that leases 46 acres Technician News two board meetings with requested from the state. It offers a nine-hole financial records. it became obvious golf course. tennis courts. a Staffers: to members that something might swimming pool and a dining There will be a mandatory staff be wrong and Mapes was facility to NCSU faculty and suspended indefinitely without pay. alumni. The club‘s operating meeting on Wednesday, The lA(‘ was appointed in March expenses come from dues. fees and October lb. to review the club's books. Miller the sale of meals. 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:1 October 9, 1996 77, 20 E. i Sanders M h d k. k D .l i: if i I The women‘s soccer team heats Duke in {a Durham for the third time in two years. f.5. Bv K.(;.trt'si:v l 2 . w. n. Cl DURHAM With three swilt kieks. a season of l trustratioii has turned around. E lilll' l‘lWi season was not looking good ltlr the N.(.‘, A5 0‘ 0d- :2 State woolen s soccer team. btit a M \\'iii last night Team A" y neeiird Ins. ,P"! g over .\o ~ti Duke has quickly ehanged the team's l l""“‘"""‘ i "7 [TAT _' l itlllltitils. y . ..; “hug”:-on a . tutelQt.‘I 1H-0 :2”;"5 E N.C.5tote 3 ,( ttl‘ltlllg oft losses to No. II J «monasiaii-iiv so |J"l i l Duke 1 l 7“ 7(ireensboro and .No. ll ‘ “Mb“ ‘l l “4 7' it Virginia. the l’aek was determined o ytianii f" l lgl K . 1.1:: .1 lt Reali/ing“"‘k the“' ”“t‘lm'”need for“”1a ehange :‘ii the l’aek's attack. " ‘ """-“"' ‘ ' ll'l“ 1“ i (‘oaeh -\l\in ('orneal ealled together the team's i ll'El :mmm“ii . *'t m” J . defense.. holding a special practiee sessions fory the backs I I. i ..:.l.‘..l,)n|:l:m.. pl, i:“ ll ’ l I3. North ('ariilina 4~l 910 IS the.. night‘ before the gillttt‘ .. e l l problem]\\ knew“t"westoppingwould mm“\LllrL' Hgoals. said ( ot'neal. "()ttr l"l ‘l'ill'wlNorthwestern 1‘ 1‘ N"At t.h (I'2 ‘ , k K y lo \\.isli:iieioii ‘ i visit In . ( oaeli Atlyin ( oi'neal also changed the Pack lineup to . l‘ “N \Hi-WHH “ l’ "I“‘ l" inelude. thiee ~forwards instead of two. The sw‘iteh l l‘* llii“mm”'llillll \oi lll' 1 ‘l A“s-ts I”“ wotk'l.‘ti ind Stile_.’\i'\ is .ible- to beat~- the Blue l)t.\ll1' 20.\irginiaH AL“ l' 4-! no “12 deteiise and get one forward tree throughout the game. i, ll V-«litvma ‘ " ‘13 \R 1 Jennifer Marsh started the offense for the Pack. l :3 K"””‘“‘““ “ l 3‘" '" ,‘\SSl\lt.'tl by Stephanie Sanders. the freshman lorward ‘ disknfifi:.> -I ‘ yrah ill. 2?“I s NB_s loiiiid the back of the net itist It) minutes into the game. i 1‘ In» 1- m: Duke answered State's threat before the half. when ”W" "l"”‘”“ l""‘ l “‘l' ‘3‘ MM“ ’ [hfreshman. 1,.k Sherrill Kester scored with ,lust l It) left on l. \'l‘lL'llllitl"‘”li'th“"‘l““:‘“ Sotitliertt(\"“”"""al“""Nl‘l"N lowa l:4" L L (t g g l \Mseoiis l‘ l.‘ \\lil\li\t_‘ IN. Washington State llaying sullered disappointments all season long. Shrew-t" lt'w \«t-‘Vl Its-is lentil State is asn‘t about to hand oy er the game to Duke, “These_,."'llllCS ll‘l\t.‘ been‘ l'lkCll. l\V‘l\ frotn us. in the USA Toa/CNNTo 25 last minutes. said Sanders. “To get past that l P psyehologieal point was all we need to do." 3 As Of 0‘" 7 Marsh tipped the store to 2 l with a goal inst two l 1“?” ““1"“ PL" P“ minutes.v , ..intoI the‘ seeond' . .. half.ith.Sanders finally. put the l l l)l|lt‘\ldl€i-llllbw-Him» to“l two'52: 1l game away ate tn 1 it suont a l, y . 3- Florida State“)! 4—0 H43 led from a teammate. Sanders broke away trom the l " “hm“ ‘ ' '3‘” pack at half field and burned three defenders~ before ’ o‘ \liaini(\m‘m‘mmHa J‘ H(l ”‘4158 7K depositing the ball in the lower-righteoi‘ner oi the net. i ~ 1mm...“ . I l W ., "W hen the third one went in and it lust gave us that ,‘t ‘3s Penn\liif‘atltaState sS o| riniit" ll)a ‘ (60“) T D VimNG/SU‘A“ l It) ( olorado s I Ute. it 5“,p pAcx' Page s) Stephaniey Sanders (above) dribble: by a hapless Duke defender in. the Woltpack’s 3-] Wm.. ‘ 13it [or\._.‘;;‘[‘,._f"w.ii st to. l outW 1'si4 . ‘ . . . i l4.li .‘s’liehiganNorth Carolina 4+1t 69074‘ I7 I Last nlght’s WI“ for the _ '“"~_"'“’ ,.___...__._._1\ SCLOIM::oggy ie513‘”. 0‘ th gdn‘e 0“ ‘hc l. lSlh West\Vashut'ltiVirginia h-tty. S94so 1‘; WolfPacky .women’s soccer ‘ 6’ V6 got l Despite- the playing eonditioiis.. the ‘‘ I“. \irginia. . .* H‘ 452 "*ii dteamt wasdJustdwhat the .; thlS. our . fatigue. , and. of. LUUrSKt . the. IllltlllLs.. , . .”Is Humvino-writ 41|i w4“ sk 0C or or ere . l. s . the answer to why the l’aek eame _‘[i ”my,“s hunt s. .._.M N3i l s. s s , s “ ; out an won was simple it ls.ins;is siaie J I m l.‘ B" JAMES l“. LAIL .‘Season Starts now' It was all about heart ‘3 “mm“ N 1’ 3" \R 3’0”'} ,,._,s E.‘ v"\ .3 Wlllfilk Strife—ltrti ..W.t: talked about It before. the :4.“ w\ irgrniawaningl Hb r.iio gm1!} :s‘I: .‘< time. *3 iii: g The .‘V,(. .. State. women. s soeeer Mill“. i .l‘ leading‘ i i will”L ‘ gotgame.it m,“how The“.we needgamesheartmu.\ke‘vebeen (War- Kr-tiilrlt' tam Georgia lh‘h 120. team. went, into .ftiesday. night- s both of them. “ e had some taken~ away ”m”~ m in the last «slimti.i .f'k.I‘WMI‘l‘tS'Al‘lt‘dy‘llml‘l‘t';s. ll‘Srie v i s..iimtm 3‘1”"o "lt DUI“'. "“dmg ‘1 “In m the delensivc problems and we tried to ”WWI“- and.. l” 11“ km“ mm“, l3 “lb“e ‘31:)!o lpaL k was Loming 0H.. minimize0”th Ithethinkmistakes[his ustas[mm-dmuch asa neededP‘MhMWS'Wlto do.l’mm‘State“4‘forward“ll “‘ ;. ACC Standtn. S i l whose goal at . ‘ two straight losses to Top 35 teams lC’ll over It's just i "It'll win for Stephanie Sanders. . FooraAtt yl and. “s“, playing. , ”5 ”Um SAWS. . m. Us.“‘ ‘ r ‘ the 78:03 mark put State up, 3-]. . . six_ days. while battling serious To the Wolt’paek. the \ietorv. over said. "That. third ~mm] “M gave m (rinferencew ._ Overall. . i ”Hum-S _ y a hlilhll’regarded [hike my," Hm- that eontidenee that we need for the w W“ 173% 32% ~73l1—[2-1fiLL i Th1” wasonly the hall “l ”‘ l)e\ ils lost to women‘s \(tce'g'f rest of the season. We've got this. i... t;-.i. i l NM 4 1 mt . The game against Duke was a mammoth North Carolina. 3.1, our season starts now ” \\ta:~lma so 4 soo l makeup from September 3rd. which Amu“ State a new lease an the But It was perhaps Mert/ w tm ””2““:C \t‘l ;i a; ‘i‘f‘w f, ‘. 2:: l hadHurrieanebeen l‘ran.postponedlzven w orse.thedue I" helpedseason theButPack.for onee. bad weather theShtlwt‘dgame.theless”NMthanheart2.1 hoursthroughoutafter a stamina\.( .State iii 2: .500ooo 3i t\ .333401) i game WW“., Vthe Blue [)C‘ll‘s‘ shad [0 “Duke is the type' of team that --ear erash._ she almost‘ . didn‘tI‘ play a“?!tic iit'sr ‘ :'t 1 :::; (I j 11:; be ”“H‘d from DUI“ ‘ regular plays the ball around In the eenter lWde} HUI Ms”! \ \lksl‘lt‘n l“ Saturday'sgam93l3 noon playing fields to the less-thaw of the field and builds slowly. We play was \ital to State's sueeess. as tllaleinsonStateatatDuke\1iami i4 lli. ‘ 1|] pm hospitable eonditions of a nearby eliminated that." ('orneal said she was a leader by her \illxk‘ and. \lahamu 14-0) at N.(‘. State. 3:30 pm. praetiee field that had been pounded “This was the first game of the year more importantly. by her aetionsw \iiin Lind at \ t‘arolina, -' M) pm by rain all day. that we used three forwards and we five saves on a sliek. saturated field To top it all off. State goalkeeper had a player breaking free all the Her effort did not gt» oyet‘lituked by Katherine Mert/ was in a ear erash time. It was a ground that really (‘orneal Men's Cross Country the night before suited otir style.” "She was eertainly a doubtful U.S. Coaches Association Poll In other words. to say that State's With State prcgeunng the Duke starter for today" (‘orneal said. . 3 3-1 win, o\er, the Blue Devils, . was,, . defense. all cy‘cnlng_ scoring ..But lsat, l\ all heart.‘ .. ‘ TeamI MUN“ Pmnts44,. impressive. is an understatement- opportunities eaine often for the The road ahead for the Rat; is still wistimsm JW “F‘” U“ “.5 a really big win Paek. With the seore knotted at l at far from easy State eoiitinues its l :‘i‘nx‘ld \ j‘)‘; i:' because we knew we Were right. on the beginning of the seeond halt. never-ending road trip But after the i . ”Ml?“on 'rt i/o‘ ”A ml 3 the borderline." State coach Alvin State forward Jennifer Marsh put win Tuesday. the Pink feels as ‘ r, thinniat» as l (‘omeal. said. “We scored five goals the Pack tip for ‘-good by‘ scoring‘ her though nothing tan stand in their 7-s I“«t\47'8“t “a ' ‘1“)i ll l in the last two games and we lost way ., \lh,::;:n‘ y.” . ill \l’. 'l'l'it‘andllal‘nt‘ .N.‘‘ '1 . if (It'i‘lt‘i‘liW’vll .‘JI ‘ illk..t!‘tl‘iii\l« \‘xaki' lHlt'Sl A‘l‘..‘ , is ‘\li/Ulltt\ial’m‘t'a Hiis‘ 1‘"v \iii liiean St ti‘ is ltiighani \ oiiiig l 3‘! Now that the elusive win No, l is I should point out. while the I: rug“: ’7“; out of the way. thanks in large part Mary land offense has been :‘1 on.” i .7 f to a defense that was on lit’eisupport outscored in the last two weeks by 3-1 lmw'sser ‘» only seven days before the 3+8 its men's soccer team. there defense *‘ “ ‘l"'““ “ w“ "' pistol-whipping of the Terps. was ranked No. 9 in the country But there is little time for the before the loss. celebratory pat on the baek. First So let me give a quick eoaehing women 5 Cross things first: Make rootii on the tip of the week. for no other reason U.S. Coaches Association PO" j: bandwagon. Nobody. outside of than that l ean. Here are my four 121“” , i V .aaEQ‘flL‘ f maybe l‘rank Weedon. thought the ways to beat a Top ll) team for the i Pnntdemt' :oo l Pack was going to beat Mary land first time since they made (‘oea» 1 (Viviana: :21 l let alone make them look more (sola with eoeaine. 4‘ “Clutch,“.n Hit [wA foolish than a group of 40-year old 1, Seven is better than three s viiiiinma tam i" men inghigh—heeli ' . boots and. i make-. « Simple. math. 1 know. but this has i\ illifillil‘il‘diitilu'lliv . U i ls‘‘4 x Dartmouth \ 1-H 3 “P calling DP 11”“3- . really hurt the Wolfpaek this year. 9. NA“. Stale i32 L Not everyone is on the victory especially in the Georgia Tech ifJ 3‘ train yet. ()feourse. you need more game llIt) wistunsin»\ri/ona l ft ‘ [0 team? Just read thls' . than, one VMOW‘t ‘0 “WWW“.' ' ,.d _ As muchI as I like. to see Marc II “New" ‘l‘ may have something Primanti kick the ball. I don't need H w'cisci siaic no column. l”streak.do With5” that”e Already. the “Will to see it every time the team is in I: ;:_'l::‘;“:w :4 newspapers‘are'ehalking “P ‘l 10"“ ”16 R‘s? m"?- g to. N. ('amlinn 77 After N (‘. State dropped “VJ-‘h'nlfl‘m "9 Marvland Saturday like (ialileo l", Saturday 5 game. “We “3 k'Cde enough held goals lit'1’ Airkannis (at dropped an orange. it made me start frue Alabama '5 ””1 Mary land. In ”US your." (‘oaeh ()‘Cain said after I” N"”"“" """m 'W to think. I knew the team eouldn t fact' the Crimson' . Tide_ isyranked the. Maryland. . . Wln. . . ”“12”“ 4.. be as had as the Purdue game N” 8 m" ““k heading ”1‘” l eouldn t have said it any better, :t ttoiiaa :7 iiidie'ited I knew it wasn‘t possible Raleigh. But their ollense is about 33 Mm. mm, W the y ‘ ld y ()-l l as imaginativellPN ‘l _ asl\’ the prodtieets of . . , - . _ _ six. A; W; FWAN lips-w . -4{l “"“““l“\Silliam ‘1Mary ll‘J y wou g0 . llk‘ "t “W See GIGUO, Page 9 r The back of Carlos King 5 iersey is a familiar Sight to opponents. l is smith )4 Technician October 9, 1996

National Coming Out Day

Friday, October 11

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Amanda Bearse, Chastity Bono, Sean Sasser, Greg Louganis, Candace Gingrich, Mithchell Anderson and Dan Butler

Many Famous Gay and Lesbian people are deciding to come out in the spot light i l bringing national attention to our cause. it is now left up to us. Coming out will l il show the world our numbers and help to make our equality a reality.

Come out. It truly makes a difference.

Here are some helpful resources so you can take your next step in coming out!

Bisexuals, Gays, Lesbians 8: Allies White Rabbit Books 8t Things Gay and Lesbian l‘lational Hotline Box 73M - NCSLI 309 W. Martin St, Raleigh Available toll free 24 hours a day. Meets Tuesday nights at 7:00pm in Winston, Room 5 8564429 1888-8143-4564 For more information, call 854-9 l 21. or check out our web page.

The Wake County Gay and Lesbian NC State Counseling Center The Front Page Help Line Marie l’ialdridge Designated Bisexual. Gay, and North and South Carolina’s Gay and Lesbian Lesbian Counselor. To make an appointment call Newspaper 7-lOpm nightly. 82l-0055 5 l 5-2423 PO Box 27928, Raleigh. NC 2761i

/ Bisexuals, Gays, Lesbians, and their allies are encouraged to come spend / lunch with BGLA on the Brickyard today from noon to 2:00 +al Out and Proud Members of the l‘iCSU Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Community Terry H. Bennett, Student Michael O'Neal, Student Chuck Heatherly, Alumnus Tim Blair, Conference Coordinator Housing David Paschal, Student Jim Henderson, Student And Residence Life Erica H. Potter, Student Justine Hollingshead, Coordinator, Deborah Louise Carraway, Student Amanda Pringer, Student Housing and Residence Life Eddie Croom, Student Sue Ann Quick, Student Carl Kushinsky, Student Jamie Dennis, Student Rob Ridings, Student Alan Langdon, Registration and Records Kristy Dyer, Student Stephen Schultz, Student B.L. Lewis, Student Rob Faggart, Student Services Administrator, Scott Starin, Student Anne E. Lincoln, Student University Scholars Program Marcus R. Sullivan, Student Adam Majewski, Alumnus Larry Ferber, Alumnus Mark Tulbert, Assistant Director. Center John McDaris, Student Wm. Anthony Fyler, Student Stage Kevin Neaves, Student Greg Garner, AlDS Service Agency Rob VanderVoort, Student Steve Norris, Student Nathan Gay, Alumnus

Allies, Supporters, and Straight But Not Harrow Friends Ryan P. Boyles, Student Patrrcra Lee Director, Merit Awards Toni Thorpe, Coordinator, Education and Outreach for Sean Cassidy, Assistant Director, University Scholars Program Joseph Levine, Professor Philosophy Stewart Theater Jim Clagett. Student Senator Rhonda Mann, Coordinator, Women 5 Center Amparo Penny, Student Amy E. Cummings, Student Senator Alex Miller, Director. University Scholars Program Kris Preacher, Alumni Jay Cuthrell, Student Sharon Moore, Director, Center Stage Bob Ramsay, Associate Department Head, Mathematics Kelly Dennings, Student Marcella Musgrave Student Evelyn Reiman, Director of Student Development Thaddaeus Edwards, Student Anne 0. Navarro, NCSU Libraries Cataloging Department Stephen P Reynolds, Professor. Physics Owen Eslinger, Student Anna Neave, Student Carey Rogers, Student Marian Estes. Student Government Support Staff Slater Newman, Professor, Psychology Ingrid R, Schmidt. Director, Study Abroad Office Richard Felder, Professor, Chemical Engineering Mark Nippert Student Senate Presrdent Barbara Solomon. First Year College Kap Harris, Student Tom Overton, Student Thomas H Stafford, Jr , Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Gerald Hawkins. Division of Student Affairs Susan Osborne, AssOCrate Professor. Jason Starin, Student Shamus Henson. Student College of Education and Pscyhology Denis Thompson. Student Virginia Hurlbert, Student Jenna Parsons. Student Leah Wilson, Employee Catalyst Bookstore Christopher Kuster, Student Robert Zimmer, Student Body President White Rabbit, " Books & The LEGENDS rantPa . , . OHMXH-SKXH X30 Welt HIT’}:C“Ila/mlStreet(immunityRaleigh. NCNightlife2100}In Th:l V 6a L/‘r’l .47.; JUL fl/MWWW Page 5

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music on your dial Only one \( ( school took the top l The latest Princeton ranking Ill any slot The honor ot Review Guide to colleges "lit-st l’arty School" went to Florida takes a look at the nation‘s State llie nest highest ranking by I WKNC has the local original cast member. best and brightest. an -\('t‘ school was Duke. second scene covered. Alphin went on hiatus for a bit, best lll \‘tltit'lll' l’ack the taking a vacation down under in Ht .I.P. Giotto \tadiunis ” [It DAVID Lt's'n Australia. and he came back with a .4- S'Air Ww'io plethora of tunes that became the in an iiistilt to Reynolds (‘oliseuni beginning of Granger (they started ‘\Uct)l’tilllg to VHHH) college tans everywhere taking third in the This week's episode of “What's under the moniker Toast). students randomly polled by the Stadiums” category was the on WKNC" is set a lot closer to Granger‘s debut record, The Pl'lllLL‘lttll Rey iew. \ (‘ State is l'nisersity ot \‘orth ('dl'ttilll'd' home than last week‘s Journey “Underwater Hum" (which is known best throughout the country (‘hapcl Hill overseas. Due to the recent available on Shanachie Records). is for exactly nothing The primary author ot the book is culmination of years of talent in the titled with tuneful guitar-pop Brick I’, did make the list ot ill) Izdw aid ('usiard with help than his area. there are a great deal of very nuggets. The last two Dillon Fence best colleges rated in "The I‘M" colleagues John Kat/man. Tom good musicians in North Carolina. records had songs that Alphin Princeton Review "stiiileiit \lelt/er and /.ichary Knower at and more importantly. tn the wrote; and a few of these Granger Advantage (itiiile' to the liest I10 The l’rinteton Review group. w hich Triangle. songs could have made the cut on a (‘olleges published by Random is bestrknowii tor its SAT and other Of course. since there is a large Dillon Fence record. House. but did not appear in any ol lC\I*PICl‘dlttllUll courses college population here. there are So. what happened to the other the ()3. Top 3“ lists. til Litlcgtlt‘lcs lhis is the litth edition ot the many bands playing. try to follow half of the Dillon Fence guitar duo‘.’ ranging anywhere trom “liest guide which claims to be the “only this. “college llillslt " (in figure. (lreg Ilumphreys continued on with ()ycrall v\c.ideiiiics'~ to "I ots of Classically. the South has been Dillon Fence for a short bit before Beer." sit GUIDE, I'au. 9 known for tangle pop bands in the disbanding and starting up again (T30) chomssv «1,: AL A: RECOPD/ (Bow) C .w m Pwr» Rr’ REM. vein. (hit of this scene with his new band. Hobex. Feeling Archers ot Loat's (above) new release is “All the Nations came bands like Raleigh's own Tlte a little rocked out after the Dillon Airports," and Hobex (below) first CD is titled "Payback EP." (‘onnells 1“ ho. if you've been Fence affair. Humphrey's has keeping tip. has e been on this page reverted to his roots with soulful Go, go gadget car several times III the past few influences like Curtis Mayfield, weeks), This also gave rise to Stevie Wonder. Al Green. Otis frat/dance groups like Johnny Redding and all of the pop Quest. Dillon Fence. and for the influences that made Dillon Fence I Cars and leukemia. what csist Hut men it the industry 825.000 Pyramid grand prize, tell what they were. do they have in common? prodincs an L‘IIIv'IL‘III. h.ttter_\~ ‘em Dick .- that's right. Hootie llobes has Just released its first powered \eliicle tHPVi with no and the Blowlish liP. which is called the “Payback Bv Jl'mTH Suitinos tailpipe emmisions. our air quality liP." sl‘t of the band's more v-.;,r;.-.~ .. s... problems might not be solved. Well. The (‘oniiells, seem to be \engeful songs clearing the way for Dr Irancis (' .‘ychichael and the sole suryivo: ot that era of Most ot its will agree that the colleagues at (‘arnegie Mellon Triangle bands (and doing pretty a full album sometime next year. gasoline combustion engine in I'nitersity writing in the September well for themselves). In the meantime. enjoy the automobiles. trucks and buses issue ot “linsironmental Science 8.; Dillon lience had some problems "Pay back EP very cool. very hip. contribute to the dirty air quality in Technology” Ia publication of the in late I‘M-i. after the release of delinitely a band that you should many oi our communities. \merican (‘hemical SUCIL’I}! warn what was to be their final record. checkout live. that is. if you like to Wouldn‘t ll be nice say. it the that introducing large numbers ot “Living Room Scene." Founding have a good time. automobile industry could produce lead»aciil RVPs. " . may result iit members Rent .-\lphin and Chris In case you were wondering. an Clcclt'lcally*ttpcr'alcd car that ad\ eise impacts that are (ioode lett the band. leaving (ireg would prove to be as etticient as its substantially larger than the air Humphieys as the only remaining gasolinepowered cousin’ And quality benefits that will result." See LOCAL. 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' N ews Veeps to debate tonight Navy Tomahawks are fired from ships and_ fly close to the ground to avoid radar. Tomahawks are gutded to their targets by an on-board guidance system usrng global positioning satellites. 5 I Experts say the debate is makeshift TV studio Dole set up at “You have tvv o very attractive said ‘ a hard his Hal Harbour condominium people vvho ktiovv a lot about a lot. Though Kemp may pottitiy comments or me MISSIE sell to voters due to building. and vvho very vvell may give us a Clinton as a big-taviiig. big— rial-9e: 800 to 1.700 miles its minimal impact on As an influence on the campaign. much more substantive debate spending liberal. he probably \von't Booster -] campaigns. the debate's likely impact is. “if not about the issues and the differences be personally negative about ll. 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Fla. —- The hard to find voters who make up Kemp and Dole on affirmative mate's traditional attack dog role systems Democratic and Republican vice their minds on the basis of the vice action and supply-side tax cuts. and --~ a role Gore lestfully play s on the presidential candidates share the presidential choice." said Brookings also to empliasi/e differences stump campaign spotlight Wednesday Institution researcher Stephen Hess. between Clinton and Dole on With Reform Party candidate Ross night in a televised debate. an Tvvo vveeks education and Perot and running mate Pat ('Iioate opportunity for both to boost their ago. the Pevv the environ» fro/en out of this year‘s debating, running mates and their own future R e s e a r c h iiient. Gore‘s (lore and Kemp can concentrate oit presidential hopes. (‘enter for the main mission: avoiding mistakes and helping .. ofDefense. newreports Just 72 hours after President People and the ”lo reinforce themselves tor WW» and bcvontl Clinton and (EDP nomincc Bob l’rL‘ss did Llsls vv here vvc'i‘c Though the famously still (low. rm Dole clashed in Hartford. Conn. l.5|7 regis- going and ~18. and the loqiiacious Kemp. ol. iBizFacts' i i Vice President »\I (lore and former lL‘l‘L‘Ll voters vvliy. and to contrast in style. they are alike iii Housing Secretary Jack Kemp how they make the harboring White House .iiiibitioiis. square off at the Bay from Center in vvould decide if choosing solely contrast vvith the other side.” said Both lost IQSH litils lUl lltclr the same titlsminutc format of based on the vice presidential Clintontiorc deputy caiiipatgn partics‘ presidential nomination fielding questions from moderator candidates. Ciore outscored Kemp, manager Ann l.cvv is. “hether the potential candidates Jim Lehrcr. 49 percent to 36 percent. Democratic strategists cspcct like it or not. the campaign ol Illtit) Even Tropical Storm Josephinc‘s Decisive or not. the vice Kemp to ignore (lore in favor of is under vvay Campaigns iv lashing of Florida had no effect on presidcntial debates held since they promoting Dolc‘s $548 billion tar lalectioiis inaga/iiic |.ist \vcck the intensive last-minute began in [976 have provided cutting package as the key to opened odds on the Illllo Clt'clliin preparations. (iore Tuesday memorable moments. and economic growth. Kemp. vv ho sold vviiincr. Gore \v as handicapped .is __.¥d_..og_;_h44_._L<.._..___4._‘._1 completed tour days of drills at a Wednesday night's telecast is apt to former President Reagan on the the l-toil favorite. Republican ._ Longboat Key marine research lab. be a diverting alternative for idea for the big NH! l.l\ cut. has Colin Powell \v as second. .it (v to. l. ‘ 7" } Wllh former Rep. 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Secure a financial base I Faculty Club needs to towards a fiscally sound A LOT OF Woo may as tootswE'RlNa Ht ‘cd '1‘ future. fix its problems. Being in debt to the [RS is CAM BOTH wag? ngom on: mum rlm> careless and irresponsible; .C. State‘s Faculty SUPPORT ’tt-tE Log/xi. TOBACCO isv‘DosTRY. rt '3‘ syn/WLE . . Club has always had taxes are an obligation trouble keeping its par everyone must meet. The golf course and tennis courts Faculty Club should have ..TU’DENT miscrcors on in the black. But recent events found a way to pay its taxes have made it even worse. and other bills. even if it meant The club is currently in debt a gradual increase in to the lntemal Revenue membership dues. Service. There is $100000 that The club should have made a no one can seem to account better effort to manage its for. What is the Faculty Club money. lf the club was ‘Jwrgww‘fyfirfitha-mmmdwttwmtfimvuUnfinkfllfimficad‘Anna-'5’a:.....~. going to do? continuously having financial It‘s asking for $100 more in problems. measures should dues from each members to have been enacted long ago help ptit the club back on which would have provided a stable financial ground. Last fimi financial base. But. of year. the club started to admit course. you can't fix the past. alumni into the exclusive What the Faculty Club faculty-only club. But these should do now is not only ask changes will do little to solve tnore of its members. but tnore the problems. of itself. A well-run club The club has its own internal should be able to avoid audit going on. while Public obvious pitfalls such as not Safety is also looking into paying the taxman. lfdues money mismanagement. need to be raised to fix the However. these measures do problem. fine. But the key to little to ease the mind of its staying out of the red is to .) members. Gale Mapes. former institute accurate accounting r club manager. was suspended methods. The club should without pay because of his adopt a budget and stick to it. inability to fulfill his duties. That‘s how people in the real For instance. he failed to show world do it — there should be Hiding sexuality is harder than beingdifferent at two meetings with updated no exception made here. if the l'm a 31-year-old fifth year with me. tnore confident with both men and financial records. club can‘t support itself. or at engineering and physics student So i had to keep everything a women. The self-audit has not been least stay out of debt. its here at NC State. l'm also mm secret. keep it all under lock and Other people noticed the completed yet. so the extent of grounds should be given to the bisexual. GUEST key and close observation. l difference. too. And surprisingly. i the Faculty Club's debt hasn't Veterinary School cows which Strange way to start a column. quickly became convinced that found myself more attracted to been fully revealed. But it's currently reside beside the eh,’ l‘m writing this column COMMENTARY there had to be something that becaUse Friday is National Coming went wrong when l was younger. both men and women. it seemed clear a line should be drawn. complex. At least they know Out Day. so in a certain sense. my the gay and lesbian community on that my parents had screwed up that all i ever had to do was lust The club should not settle for how‘ to stay off the lRS's black sexuality defines me as a person campus. What's more. my name along the way and now i had to fix accept myself and everything else just getting by. it should work list. who would want to write this appeared under the heading "Out myself. i turned inward to examine fell right in line. column. i want to point out. and Proud." l am proud ~— proud every part of my psyche. leaving l came out to my family of the however. that in my everyday life. of myself .is a whole and not JUSl no emotion unturned. i pretty tnuch summer of I995. My parents Become aware my sexuality is only one facet of the socially acceptable parts of me. stayed that way until i left home at expressed reservations. but they of the world my identity. Along with me in that list appeared age l5 to attend a residential high also said they had suspected for a So why am i so open about it" the name of my first boy friend. school iN.C. School of Science & long [true that i wasn‘t completely I Cultural events help who can trace their ancestry to Because it is important to me. just Adam. l'm proud of him. too. Mathematics). straight. My two teenage brothers these cultures work extremely as important as relationships are in He graduated last year and moved A couple of my new friends at the accepted me as well. in the year N.C. State students learn most people‘s lives. Of course. to()hio; now we‘re back to being school turned out to be gay (Adam since l came out. i have gained the about their community. hard to share them with the most people don't go around friends But his was still the most being onei and in talking to them. i confidence to run for student rest of the community. They ‘re declaring their sexuality to meaningful non-familial person tn discovered that a lot of the bad senate and to take an active role in entitled to be rewarded with everyone. do they ‘.’ Here‘s where my life How could I have gone for feelings l had about homosexuality gay and lesbian activities on it Saturday. an African our time and attention. we get an inkling of the difference so long deny ing the part of me that were Just other people‘s beliefs l'd campus. ceremony known as Minority acceptance and the between having a socially accepted allowed me to be so close to such a accepted without thought when l To me. the burden of being Akwasidae was held right of the individual to find sexual orientation and one that is brilliant person" was young. All my preconceived different seemed too great to bear. on Harris Field. Somewhere not well accepted. lfa straight i remember being about nine or notions about masculinity and sol tried in vain to change myself. pride iii an ancestral culture is person says nothing about their it) years old when i first realized femininity. gayness and What i have never suspected. between 300 and 500 people debated on campus regularly. sexuality. they need not fear that that i had an increasing interest in straightness. sex and love began to though. was that the burden of attended. The ceremony was Many feel that everyone has a their rights to express their feelings men Shortly after that. l learned fade away in light of new keeping a secret from everyone intended to present and right to the acceptance of to their loved one would be front my friends. my father and my consideration of myself as an who was important to me was even revitalize the Akan culture themselves and their culture. revoked or completely absent. extended faintly how wrong and important and special person. (This greater. Now that I‘m out. it‘s not which originated from a tribe These people must become the But ljust saw our Federal twisted it was for a boy to like all sounds like some kind of nearly as bad as i thought. I‘ve government. via FEMA. revoke the other boys in that way. it was very therapy session froin hell. but gotten a couple of strange phone in Ghana. example of its implementation. possibility of any federal aid to me fortunate that i learned this lesson honestly. fnends are the best calls. and one person mentioned to Filled with dancing. prayer Watch for cultural events and my partner because of the at such a young age. or else I might and rituals. Akwasidae such as Akwasidae. and set have had more than a smidgen of therapy in the world.) his friends that they ought to avoid 50/50 chance that the love of my self-respect left when my body and Finally. during the winter of 1994 getting into a dark closet with me provided an opportunity to aside the time to attend. Also. life might turn out to be male. That mind were taken over by sexual and the spring of 1995. l affirmed ~ an activity which l must confess experience first-hand a piece numerous events are held in kind of discrimination can only be thoughts as 1 reached the full to myself for the first time that my had never even crossed my mind. of African culture. It isn't and around Raleigh that may fought on an open front. and it was attraction to men was undeniable. Basically. my life is the same. therefore up to me to decide to be throes of puberty. Not only did i If I could no longer deny them. i except for those approximately often that you can walk a short be of interest to you. One open. feel like something was wrong was determined to enjoy them. As I eight months of having a distance and see the spiritual example is the lntemational One year ago on Oct. ll. my with rue. as many do while started coming out to my closest wonderful. open. happy. soul of a people on display. Fair that was held last name appeared in Technician along growing up. but everywhere i friends. i felt a huge burden being homosexual relationship for the N.C. State was honored by this weekend. There was food. with many others as a supporter of turned. there were people agreeing lifted from me. and i found myself first time in my life. celebration of African culture. handicrafts and performances It's one of a handful of events from around the world. “Yankee Liberators" had more to campus. try looking for the truth. decency to abide by the Golden that take place during the year. Being born an American The Campus do with slavery than you ever Rule. When i see a Confederate Though the number of people usually means there are several thought possible. To look at John Bunting flag. 1 instantly think of these attending wes respectable. other cultures slavery. Roop. you must look Sophomore. Fisheries and Wildlife genuine people and the admirable in your ancestry. beyond the "Ole South." Sciences qualities that they fought for. it is twice as many should have Don't you think it's about time Another point that Mundi failed a shame that Mundi suffers from been there. especially for a you began to take some FORUM to point out (Roop. you had better such severe paranoia that he fears campus with 27.000-plus interest in your own sit down for this one); blacks. Column falsely a so-called lynching when he sees students. As a community. we background? For all you know. American lndians. Hispanics and characterizes flag certain types of stimuli. must make the extra effort to somewhere in the past an Flag monument Jews all fought under the same i also want to discount the become aware of the cultures ancestor may have danced at Confederate Battle Flag together After reading the Oct. 4 notion that the Civil War was of our neighbors. Students Akwasidae. to fallen, not hate Yes. minorities played a great commentary by Roop Mundi. l fought entirely over slavery. Let it role in the South during the feel as though i should write this be known that the first slaves in Opinions expressed ll‘ the columns. i must agree with Roop Mundi Southern War for independence. letter to clarify the fallacies that this country were the Europeans Technician cartoons. photo illustrations and letters on one thing. Yes. he is ignorant. Yes. Roop. the blood lost over were presented about the that came over to this country as North Carolina State UniverSity's that appear on TechniCian‘s pages are the Upon reading his article in which that fiag belonged to people of all Confederate flag. in his article. indentured servants. This was JUSI Student Newspaper Since 1920 views of the individual writers and called the Confederate flag the creeds and colors. The argument Mtindi describes the confederate as much a form of slavery as any cartoonists. The unSIgned editorials that that the Confederate fiag is a other. I cannot fathom how Evitrn iN CHlEF “epitome of hatred." [just knew symbol of "hate. inJ'Ustice. flag as the “epitome of hatred.“ Mundi's column was impartial Chris Baysden appear or the left Side of the editorial that this article would spew forth segregation. and keeping a race of This false characterization of the after reading his pseudo-objective [email protected] page are the opinion of the paper and are the ramblings of Yankee people chained up" is completely flag is the epitome of ignorance. attempt at film reviewing. He Mtivxcmc EDlTOR the responsnbility of the Editor in Chief propaganda front days past. and fallactoUs, As a lifelong Southerner. i see the may vehemently dispute Alex Storey TechniCian iUSPS 455050l is the that it did. flag in a different light. The the [email protected] offiCial student-run newspaper of N.C. if the Southern War for The Confederate flag is not a Confederate flag is a symbol of a confederate flag and it's history. State Universny and is published every independence was fought over the symbol of hate. but a monument region that wanted to be released but he cannot destroy the flags News Editor/Jason King Monday. Wednesday and Friday institution of slavery. why didn't to those who fought and fell to frotn the domineering control that honor. And as a four-year resident Opinion Editor/Nicole Bowman throughout the academic year from August the vast majority ol'enlisted-men uphold the sovereignty of states. was exerted by the North prior to of University Towers. i ask Sports Editor/Matt Lail through May except during holidays and own slaves'.’ if you would look in Before you start bashing the the Civil War. Mundi to cease soiling the FusionEater/WoodyWallace examination periods. Copyright © 1996 by a history book that wasn't Confederate Flag again. i also question the validity of reputations of hundreds of ExtraEdtnr/JP. Gigtio the Student Media Authority. All rights approved by Spike Lee. you might remember. Roop. youJust might Mundi‘s assessment of the “Ole students by spouting unfounded Photography Editor/Salvador Farfan ill reserved. To receive permiSSion for see that only a small fraction of be running down the memory of South." He states that the accusations. Some of the tnost Graphic Editor/Kristy Duckworth reproduction, please write the Editor in Southerners owned slaves. and your own forefathers. itiajority of Southerners during severe ignorance comes from Production Manager/Mike Cuales Chief. Mailing address is Box 8608. the ones who did took good care Roop. if you want to fittd out this period were “empty-headed" behind the moniker of "Opinion Sales Manager/Stephen Hodges Raleigh. NC 27695-8608, Subscription of them. Granted there are always about the real history of the and racist. When i think of the Columnist." So to answer Business Manager/Dawn Wotapka cost is $50 per year. Printed by Hinton exceptions. if you are really South. go to the Southern League Old South. i think of my Mundi's question about the flag Advertslng Manager/Robert Sadler Press. Mebane. NC. interested in this issue. look at Homepage at ancestors and their honest values. and culture: it‘s a Southern thing. POSTMASTER: Send any address how many companies located in http://www dixienet.org/. So. My forefathers were hard- you would not understand. Classified Manager/Alexis Barchuk changes to Technician. Box 8608. before you start looking for working people that cultivated the Personnel Director/Julie Cohen the New England area imported lynching parties running around Osbone Wilder Archives Manager/Coleman Lantzy Raleigh, NC 27695-8608. slaves. i promise you that the land. They had the common Senior. Zoology October 9, 1996 Technician Page 9 offense is old-fashioned dating. sports and about as hard liquor made the Hot list. While G ' l ' exciting as Guide theater. student government and Local Superfund Continuedfrom Page I a Ronald surprisingly. sex headed up the Not Reagan's Continued/mm Page 5 rankings. Continuedfrom Page 5 (onlinued front Page / 2. Carlos King = Touchdown daughter in college guide that tells how The rankings for the guide are market on college-indie rock. “All said. the university will sample the Here‘s a quick quiz: Who had the Playboy. students on each of the campuses taken froin the 70»question the Nations Airports“ is the name contaminants again in November. most touchdowns on the I995 . But hey. rate their faculty. administration. multiple-choice survey of a random of their newest record. Knudson said the EPA is set on Peach Bowl Champion team? it's good dorms. food. campus life. and sample of 56.000 students from 310 Jennyanykind was best known for using the pump and treat method OK. I gave it away. but (‘arlos to know more." colleges. Schools because they have a “cookbook of King. for one reason or another No. 7 is on The authors of the guide begin the make the Top 20 its songs on the now classic solutions“ that they refer to when knows how to find the end/one. It the job just academic summary of NCSU with lists. by the highest percentage of compilation, “Starter." which faced with a situation. could be that he‘s o- I. 220 or in case the troubles in the athletics students at the particular school featured The Connells' Peele Once the EPA becomes maybe itsjust some sort of mental ihamud-Deen Gene department six years ago. But the with the same answers. Wimberly on the drums. Their comfortable with exploring other telepathy with the defense where he i INTin 4games Stallings academics section ends with a Surprisingly enough. the guide latest release is called "Revelator" possibilities when treating is like Aqttatnan and can redirect - decides to better outlook than it starts with. tabs Princeton as havrng the “Best and is available on Elektra records. groundwater. Knudsoti says. they 'pgai’nwi..auu..c.a;2..._ them frorn tackling him. air it out. “NC. State provides a quality Overall Academics.” The Review Now. a North Carolina classic but will be more open to natural Now that was a little ridiculous. 4. Cheat education for the price. and its group notes that it is independent of an entirely different sound: attenuation. but nevertheless. King scored two Why not jUst pay. say our starting renewed focus on academics bodes the university. but four of the Corrosion of Conformity The Knudson said the plurne‘s relative times Satttrday to bring his career defensive back to play on Sunday. well for the school." authors authors graduated from Princeton. gurus of guitar-punk-goes-metal lack of movement in the last 27 game-to-touchdtiwn ratio to one~to- Then when the agents admit to conclude. If your looking for shiny people will be touring with comrades tn years is evidence that degradation two. paying him. and he is declared As for the student life section. with smiles on their faces. the metal militia. Metallica. is taking place. That's pretty good anyway you ineligible. we canjust give the overall a positive image is Washington and Lee University in C.().C.. as they are affectionately "The contatmnants should be past look at it. With 'l‘retnayne Stephens NCAA the finger and say, “We're portrayed of the school. ()ddly. Lexington. Va. ranked as the known. hail frotn Raleigh and seem Richlands Creek by now." be said. out with an injured shoulder. (’arlos Alabama. you can‘t do that to us." right next to the demographics of "Happiest Students." to be the sole survivors (and “but what we‘re finding is the could be (sorry. bill you knew it Seeing as how that scenario is the student body and noting that the ('oincidentally. Washington and reigning champions) of the Raleigh contaminants haven‘t moved frorn was coming) King of the endlone totally fictional. (wink. wink) I percentage of both fraternities and Lee also topped the “Least Diverse metal explosion of the late 80's. their point of entry." against the Tide. guess we just couldn‘t stoop to that sororities is I4 percent. the guide Student Body" list. This. their fifth release since I9lib. Lown said once sulfate 3. Hassan Shamsid-Defense level. uses a quote frotn a NCSU student In another shocking tum of events. kicks in with some very C.().C. compounds begin to show up in the ‘:§v:h"-:‘yii‘:ié'5’1"jinx1111'sirir‘:Wow-use.’:4 Ronde who'.’ Is there a better You know what they say. “Roll about the dominance of Greek life. the US. Military Academy at West guitars. Without overdoing the soil. it is a good sign degradation is defensive back in the ACC than Probation." “Yeah right. I wanna pay $600 a Point. NY. earned “Best Run." A Metallica comparisons. any fan of taking place Hassan Shamsid~l)een',’ If you ask semester to buy a personality and badge of honor the Dean of Metallica will love the latest album. ..;§'ae-’r"fia- him. probably not. litit if you ask .l.P. Gig/to IV a venior. Just think. some cheesy friends." the Hennington College in Vermont will “Wiseblood.” .v‘x‘nqé. the three quarterbacks he has there are only so many more of anonymous student said. wear on his or her sleeve. is the title All these bands can be heard on intercepted this year. they'd have a these inane columns that you have This section also illuminates the of "#I Reefer Madness" school in the WKNC—FM (88] on your dial). hard time dis—agreeing to read. Boo-hot). country. For more local talent. try WKNC‘s Not that Alabama is going to I’oI has! wishes in his career. earth-shattering point that underage Smash Hits on Saturdays from 3 to I Answers throw the ball. As said. their write him atjoe@i‘ma.sca.rtcsu.e¢lu. drinking is "big." The 7I()-page book is available at 6 pm. Thank youfor your support. ()n the “What's Hot/Not" lists. bookstores everywhere and costs Sl8. 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