Technic an North Carolina State Universitys Student N€Ltspap Ti {Hlll U; M4 «22’ /' Volume Lxlx, Number 79 Lrtdd) Apritgiiiaaa Raleigh, North Carolina Iiv

Technic an North Carolina State Universitys Student N€ltspap ti {HlLL U; M4 «22’ /' Volume LXlX, Number 79 lrtdd) Apritgiiiaaa Raleigh, North Carolina IIv . F O'-. rial '7 2411 /Adv€'rtislni17l7-2f)’9 9' Poulton freezes Design SchoolmI i' u or audit By Paul Woolveton not take personnel actions make Assistant News Editor We‘re doing tlti rt w it met. lh': thrcc othcr deans~ Afc‘lll'L‘lllL‘lll \( Sl because of lllt recent scandal icar lhc tree/e has been purchases or issue travel authori/a The chancellor said tlir‘ri' \sr‘i'i‘ '1” up. been known tor sonic nine and inyolinig former \llllCllL\ Director rescinded trons. problems With the l)t“‘l"l st‘hryitx l’oulton said hc docs not hair: to tllllll July I. when the new liscal Chancellor Bruce Poulton froze Some Design School ftﬁltltlll. in budget Wllll\ ( ascy and nirsnianagcriient of year begins the Design School's budget Tuesday cluding longtime viioycasqtircllt, departmental llllltl\ Poulton said and Wednesday so he could audit McKinney Cl‘llIL So far. none of the orbit crillrrgv» He said Vicc ( hanccllor tor “i: should hate done it when McKinney did not return Dennis Wood charged that the \iitli retrrttii' ill to» lri‘ iitir-i- R'tslllLWN and finance (reorgc Mr ('asei retired Nim iiliat messages left at l1|\ office lhtirsday the school before Dean (‘laude freeze was designed to punish the :titditl‘rl Horslcy \Hll diziternitr‘ “hen the I‘m McKinney leaves on June 30. faculty lor their role in McKinneys l’ottlloo sitrl lic ysas tort-ml l‘l doing is nialong sure those audits get l’oulton said he \Hll appoint an ‘l'he freeze took effect at noon' resignation other colleges \Hll be audited done while the person l\ Kit” in interim dean in early May ”1“ Tuesday and ended noon Wednes- audit the Design School no“ l’oriltoit said \( Statc lull no“ olltcc ' person “ill take oicr .is soon as Regarding retribution. Poulton because (it Mckinrtcys sudden rcs truiht colleges. \t‘lttklla and tire in a memo rclcuscd llirtrsdat day after l’oulton met with the dean said. “there‘s none of that iii this igiiation. Although McKinney must :iililctrcs department bclorc iicvi \lCKlllllL') lcascs ofticr' l’ouilolt about the budget. situation." The audit “was, a lctryc \chiniici \dltl he in” not i’t\l(\\ \dltl he mpctts to take about \Ix During that time the school could perfectly normal business office by Junc .itl. Poulton said tt-adcrs talc ollicc any lllltlllclill or pc-rsontirl riirttcrs months to find .1 permanent re procedure the dcart could leave sooner. lhis is runs a standard policy at regarding tltt Willi 89 academic placcmcnt tor \chitinci

Jim Hunt Four NCSU colleges speaks seeking new deans to students By Tyson Smith llul helm" .lll\ deans .trc sclcctcd. By Tor Bllzard Stall Writer 'llt'\ llltt‘l pass through .i sclcctiiiri Staff Writer process four of the nine collcgcs uithm lllt‘ \i( Kl .idntiritstratioir has (iood leaders aren’t born with Nl Slat" t'r' rtt lltt‘ Ilftkt‘\\ til enacted spccilri criteria that must bi: their abilities; they must develop sclccting deans to fill rcccntly nict \\llL‘ll \clcctutg possible LSIH them through hard work. That’s vacated nisittons ilttlttlcs for lllt' dcaii‘s position what former N.C. Governor and l l’lt l llttood. thil". ol the ( ollcgc N.(.‘. State alumnus Jim Hunt said ol l-orcw RI‘VIHH r‘ Hid that th “\lH atadcniic official I\ selected at the second annual Role Model b--¢~o»¢*"‘a selection process for thr- ricii dcait ol by .i rioiittnatioii coriimittcc that l\ Leader‘s Forum Tuesday night in .v the (‘ollcgr' ol lilirt illlitlt is no“ “in si'lcclcd by. tlllltllll'. others .i rr'pri the Student Center Ballroom, its l‘lllill stttgr‘ " \lfllltllHt ol thc faculty rriioltcd Hunt addressed about 80 students lll" faculty tllcr'. r‘lccts by sctict and several faculty members in- llic nomination coriintrtri't- l\ brllol at lr'ast (htt‘ third of lllt‘ volved with the Student Leadership intcryicmng its lrl\l ll\" r llltllrl‘ll('\. rtotiiirttittott t‘otittllittct‘ Center, which sponsored the event and hopes to submit Ils rt‘c'illllltlt‘ll llic nomination L'tllllllllllt‘t' sub honoring Hunt’s outstanding leader- vlzitions to lltc chancellor iii about nuts rituucs (\l |X)\\lth t'.llltlltltllt‘\ tor shipqualities. tuouccls the position It .i rioiiuncc Irorii After the speech. photographer llic \Clt't'llttll of the ”CH l-orcst outstdc of thc campus I\ brought Burnie Batchelor presented his Rt'sourrcs tlt'ari hm hm t‘ iiztrrovtcrl onto tlic tailiptrs lllt'L'U'llllllllrt‘l to portrait of Hunt, which was later to \|\ Ltitttltdtrtcs. sud lcshi: ll hints ll‘ltlllll the taitrlt\ ol the i-lHl placed in the Special Program's of the ('ollcgc til Physical and allotiirtrr it .in opportiiiiitt to -'r.-~i Office in the Student Center for Mathcnitttical Scicriccs 0t thc so lllt r‘arttliitatc propt rl\ permanent display. [\H) candidates are scrttng lll tlic The to students who received prcscnt administration. \\llllt‘ lotrr lllc l .ii'ulli Haiti‘lvwi‘i ‘l‘llt‘ ili it $500 G.().l..D. scholarships from are front otttstdc of Hit“ N'( Sl' I.“ lllr‘ lltlllllllvllltiti t'iiriiriiirlrr (iTlZ several weeks ago were also system. it'lt‘t‘lltlll prot t‘\\ is ill.l\\ll to .i clow‘ recognized for their talents in Sclcctiort ol lllt' ricit tl".lll of it lllltsl .itti\cl\ \i’t‘l tli- llt\i\l\r l leadership. Physical and Matltcriitttital St lt'lltt‘\ ttt'ultys c-\.iltt.rtioii Hi all. llltllil ll‘ In the former governor‘s speech. still has a long “at to go Slllls stilt. \\lll|.ll't_'\t'lltltl\l‘i lK‘lltl.‘ totisiilcit'd iii which he presented his personal lltttl lltt‘ ttoiltttlitlttill L‘lllllllllllt't‘ is Hil\llll! lll.ltlt' lls llll'l ill-two“ view of leadership. Hunt emphasized presently being appointed l"\ lltt‘ tlic Ltll‘lllllllt"' ~tll‘ll‘ll~ t lt'ttttllttti" that good leaders are doers. l-ticulti Senate and by t'ltttltct'lliir rltttioii .lltlllt' uii'i it '» titty Whether in school, in a profession lt‘t‘tlllllllt‘lttltlllint» c\.iluatioil, to the ".tppiopitalr .iil or in a volunteer organiration. lipon lllc l‘t‘lircltlcttt tit tlrr- llll|||\lltlll‘-t'tllllthl leaders are busy people, Hunt said. present Dean of lllt‘ \rliool oi l’ ”I'M" 'ttllll'l‘llltitls .ttt lt‘lr‘t lr'if “It’s important to get out there and Design. (’ltiudc Mckirttiiy r 'lii ioitrirrti' ‘lt'\lllll’ s I" watch. or get involved." nomination coriiniittcc should In .r llt‘\\ llllllllll.i'ltt'l "ltllllllt‘t l\ Hunt stressed that experience and instituted this \lllltlllL‘l. li ir ttll'tl education are important in that they allow students to see the world with a broad view. “The more you learn. the more Telephone registration you need to know and understand.“ he said. Hunt said that his parents helped experiment successful him to learn about leadership early. “They taught me to care about my By Becky Better lli’sttli‘s 'll' ‘1' “."l'li 'i, it. [it a fellow man and to fully understand Staff Writer \\\lClll li is (“lisp-v iil 'ir'ii that all are equal." 'Ivii While attending NCSU. Hunt was N.( State \ltltlt‘llls “I” won tic ll islii lt"" his ll . tli -‘ the first student to serve two terms able to i‘cgistci for c'lttsscs by I\ lit" llit tllllllllll't “at w”. l» l,i asstudent body president. telephone, Sound like a dream t‘tilllt' orltci scitions at similar lllllts .lllil He went on to earn a degree in true" It‘s not ti drearri days and proiirlc thi \v'r ll'tlt iiurrr agricultural economics and then, licrs lhts saws thr- \llltlt'lll llr r'lt' two years later, a 1D. in Chapel Beginning this Non-inner stu it talcs to lirid otliir possib' Hill‘s lawschool. dents voll regrslcr for spring L’lttsscs sct'lioris. \ylrit li riiat a'sri lii' lull via a touclttonc tclcphoric or innit-r Anothci llillLlltlll l‘- the \Aétllllll‘ See LEADERS, page3/1 sity ortlinc computer. and it‘s list if a \ltltlt‘lll riiust talc a t‘L'lldlll f}(‘t)l l JACKSON/SHAH gixxlbycl)l’S( ANs Llltlhl‘ that Is lit” tlrr‘ vl l‘.tlllllt"ll "for once registration |\ tun." said :il‘lr‘ririg that cottrsc tart allow up to a participant in last week‘s tclcphoiic lll names to he placed on a waiting rcgtslratioii test run list [he t‘tlllll‘lllt’t will .ilw ti'll thi Ellen Solter barrels down the downhill stretch at Wednesday's wheelchair race in the Student lour ltriridrcrl arid l\\t‘lll\ liw students where they .llt‘ ranked as Center Plaza. The race was part of Handicapped Awn'etw '; Went \llttlt‘lll\ ft'|‘lt‘\t‘lllltlt' t'\t‘l\ tolli'gt l'l' iiioic irp and tartous Lattlpus illydlll/dlltitls l’att) said the lL‘lellillllt, lL‘f'l‘slld participated iii the llttitl test of the tron system Will continue to be used nets registration systctu and Hon to revise \(‘l‘K'dtths throughout tliv' Y0w talks about her-ﬁght with cancer l’tttt\ . assistant rcgrstrtir drop/add peritxl adding yt-l rlllttlllt't llttt this fall. till 34mm \ltttlt‘tll\ t‘tllHL‘lllCllCC By Suzanne Perez cryinBEébéei‘i 'tllllllli' riir- lit at '\..illllll.tlll)ll, \( wrll fL‘L‘CHt‘ the instructional l’till) \Jlltl he is "very excited Features Editor stow. ‘i\tltl"ll" lwlr'tball coach worltslict‘ts lllc lllllH'l’\ll\ tcgrs about lhc test results and scry Bail llD’Tll ( it“ 1'“ t, llktit‘i "cut \lrr but l‘ii'asi t.trti'cr trtir‘s office “i” liandlt .my tirie~ pleased at him posiirxr ilrir ~iiirit~rti. Shc was just doing a favor for- [My Yovt {Ul‘rvt’lf‘ﬂ' t,l)'lt‘ \li won't ”-rrr ri'rtti‘rr'o rrnotttltctl trons about tlic procedure American ( rinccr Society. she irilrtal nit maroon. llH‘ r-‘irtoyal (if arc about the systcrtt thought . — acting as a \Dtikc‘spt‘rsiitt tr Tl v (‘JH/rritur ' '1 -‘lt 'rtn' l'r it Patty said the L‘tilllptttr'r ran tali- lhc systcnt \iil' iko lit "it“ it for a [‘tlllllli. wryicc :ttiritiurict‘itirfrrt. t r Will See. page 18. It \\' lr ili .' l hasn't l} calls at oncc and \i'tili‘lt‘~ .H cheaper for W lt'tH -t~i'\ .irr-l urging rv‘oplr' to doritttr‘ llll‘lt"\ for Itv \.i’r llllill"l‘i :1 \\tltlltl ll,il‘lti‘ll ;., m. Hi ll . lyl-‘Hsllltl «or rtici gocn ll\C minutes to complete lllt‘ll N( 5U will haw thc ltoiioi ol l‘t'lllt' ft‘V‘llft '~ transactions Students who Ilf" tfll' the first school llt North (.ll'tlllllt cancer lzr‘r off for taking too long ttr" \tllltll‘. Willi li'li'pliorii. registration l’iltt Kay Your That January day. 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Graduation a family affair for

Cathie, Kim Beth Donleycott By Catherine A. Dugger V 'l ' i'l" V“ " it till! Staff Writer Graduation ~l2r\\iitiltl‘ lit ‘ ‘tllriltttt' Mt)“, llltli ’1 l) /. lr‘ H 'r' lit 'i'li llr"l_r_ lilt‘x tor lll ,i (iraduating from college int“ Ni” t» , l ,. . .t . cyoltcs strong feelings ll'tff' i'lir ‘ M i. " Sop l I ll""‘ ’3‘ 15b“ lltt"it‘ l feelings of accomplishment and page 2A. i t‘r t‘.‘ "l feelings of pridc. lilic occasion is t 'l.' t.ll""‘ 1' one usually shared by fariiily and Donleycott womr- pi ’t “a V l l‘I r “l i. ll “.ll ‘l‘Jl‘I friends. lcgc at tllllt‘lll lllllt' it till H. ‘ .' "l|l l‘ , ‘,,.,,,, But one Raleigh family this apparent that lt~tl~ out its. i \‘V 'i'illtliltr' ‘v.\'l" ,t year will be sharing graduation uouldgradrialctogt'tlrni it ., i l i atrium and in art cvcn trticr sense ('athir' “Rather tli.ii‘ lll‘-ll tirit,.,..t.. li‘rt‘ ’ ”J" ’ l Ir hll'lllllld: ,n l)onlc_\cott~ 4r). Wlll graduati- Beth and l took orr: llllt k,” .r Hit" “‘it’l‘ ”It‘lllttllr 14‘ with her two daughters. Kim silltl rr' ‘1 ' ’- l)

Commencement festivities bid seniors farewell

Older graduatesatteSEpg value Commencement features of persistence inearﬁingSegrees concert, picnic, speeches By Jeanie Taft " l’ Slddne was”?feels That 1! p1ople 1Iortt By Bonnie Koehler lhe guest speaker scheduled for Stall Writer ‘Ii’vetheir lives to the fullest. they are 111st Stall Writer tl11s year is Edwin Newman. a dilng The human brain continues to keep hunter news anchor for NBC. He is Ixutt dropout if you can {1085!ny avoid working as long as you make If wor I. ' About Ilttlt! black caps will be the author of bestsellers "Strictly it She said that by being 111 the tI.tss1’1N1!!‘ flying over (arterl'mley Stadium Spe.1k111g”and"A ( ivil Tongue.“ Ihal s the message given by 84-yearold for so long. she has Iltlprttyt‘tl her May 7" as IN( State celebrates its Newman has also been described lletena Stet-rte and others who have gone vocabulary She said she also does a 97th graduation .1~ the only ltost of “Saturday Night hack to school to get their degrees tremendous amount of reading (rradtiatton exercises will take I 1..” .1111 to moderate a presidential Steenc will graduate from N.( State this Whett asked how her I'dllllly ten about place .11 (utter littley Stadium on tlt'I‘tttIL‘ spr rug and receive a PhD. in education her going back to school she replied Saturday. May 7at ‘)a.m. She wrote her dissertation on illiteracy “Honey. I‘ve always been him doing ('hanccllor and Mrs. Bruce lhe student speaker will be Laura and plate to go on speaking tours to something and I don't think anything I’ottlton will host a reception at their I11111slord. a psychology major. She 1111111111111 studying the problem surprises them." I1ortth tiday May (1 was selected from the l2 students It is Important to get a good education. Stecne also said the students w ho were 111 A concert by N(‘Sljs (our \\IItt.llItIII|t\lIt‘(I. she said because "by the year 2000 her classes had treated lter like a typical merieeittent lland and a [TICIIIt 1 Icycland Brill said Lurtsford was cy e1 yottc w ill need a specialized degree " student. following the graduation ceremony .1.11se11 because “she was articulate. ”I cart see it coming." she said. “and I Olivia Day. 54. who Is graduating with (NC ills!) s1.‘IIt‘1IllIt‘1I 11111111.1ons and best represented the think people need to be aware that her second masters degree. also s.111! she telt (iraduates will be able to unite an graduates because she could relate to L'ilttealltlll is the key toa successful life." that the students respected Itcr right ‘11- be unlimited IllIIIlI‘rc' oI guests to the .11! slutlcnls " »\s tor her owrt education, Steene said. there. exercises irt (arterrl‘inley Stadnnt: tiraduating students may pick up "its been wonderful. I‘m so era/y about it Day wanted to tell older people that "it is Howeyet. 111 case of rant. tI11 then copy of the I988 (‘ontnience here I almost hate to leave." never too late to go back." and not to feel ceremony will be held tn Reynolds merit Information lTyer in their She feels that by continurng her education ashamed or out of place (‘oIiseum arid graduating students 111,111Ie111ic department office. ultc has been kept “young at heart" and her "In fact." she said. “I am much more will receive the guest cards. This t‘Iyer includes the scheduled 11l1-11s have expanded along with her conscientious now than I ever was at IX. Kathy (leyeland—Bull. who is in tunes and locations for the gradua- education and I know that I ant getting more out of charge 11! commencement this year. 111111 etents and a lunch ticket ”I get very upset with older people who my education " said 11 “wonderlul ceremony has tctlllcsl for a Southern style Pig are sometimes too eager to sit and let the It is important to know about the world "liducatron 1s cyeryonc's right " Steene said ”Allil II been planned which will include l’1cktrt' alter the graduation ‘sstilItI TUII IN slte said. and education is a way todo that 1sa right that needs to be taken adtarttage of." some sin prrscs' s \t'Il'I\t'\

Representatives of broadcast Mother, daughters graduate rill/Illllt‘d/I‘Um page IA Kim and Murray will move to our mother California in September where ('atltie said she owes a lot to speak to students living as art artist. “The com- Murray will work for Intell the people iii the cortiriiunity media pt ntion is so great." Corporation. Kim interviewed in doctors. friends. professors and Sour l982. she took a job as a ('alifornia Tuesday and is counselors secretary at N.('. State and awaiting answers from IBM arid By Jeanie Taft to lien-.1111! Itow rt-ndv they are to p.1\ It)!!! self-confidence to the point started school part time. Amdol. She currently works for "I could neyer hate gotten StallWrtter lltcll’tltics .. where rejection doesn‘t mean the I11 11111-1. she applied and was IBM in Research Park. where I artt without all those I‘sperience is the key to job (1.1er Rance-1. news director lot end of your career. .11 eepted as a degree candidate. people l think they would be s'tctcv decillylllltl to members of a WRDI' l M called the first few "\or: see II egos sittirtg 11p here (athie said her daughters Beth will relocate to (ireen interested to know where am." panel who spoke Wednesday night years of work "learning time.~ and telore you." said Steve Reynolds. a were ”very encouraging" when Ville. S.('.. where she will begin she said. for the Broadcast ('arecrs Insight a chance to see how everyone‘s Job dist iockey‘ at WRI)U-FM. sIlt‘ det ided togo back toschool. work as a pharmaceutical repre ("athyc singled ”up adviser Seminar.sponsoredbyWI\'N(‘. WOTIWHOIIINHHII‘UWII~ “lit-tittise yott have to have a healthy She rertternbered Beth telling sentative for Elie Lily David ('ot‘iitgton as sonteortc “I“ lli'l‘k‘l ”ICIWUI II WP!“ “If.“ “.m in“) work 3”“ I“ ego tosury tie the rejection." her. “Mom. you cart do it and who ””1.me he1 coIIegc ca sentatiyes Ironi radio and television. tIs‘dlIl. MIMI IIHI It'dtt. general you'll be She has also worked for IBM ranging ftoin on an personalities to assignment reporter lot WI’TI‘ "I \. Reynolds said that “if you don‘t the first to get a job." and Casual ('orner. while atteit rcer sales representatives. "Those already 111 the business like lclieye 111 yourself you'll never get to She was right. ding school. for the past two "He always had ntorc con All agreed that a college degree is to get beginners. take as ntuch work the |c\cl you want." (athie has been hired as a years. l'rdence irt me than myself You unportartt. I111! "handsom expert out o! them as possible. arid then “You've got to expect to be fired." marketing communication ('athte said her daughters cant do i . That‘s Daytd. ‘You ence is what makes the difference chew ‘cnt up arid spit ”em out". said Brown. “There is art old specialist with Northerrt moving away after graduation cart doit.‘ " for the 111.1jot'tty of people Along With paying dues comes broadcasting yoke that says there are I elecortt. Will be “a mayor adjustment." "'\ tlcglcc is important. htit not ntobrlity “If you are not willing to those that have been fired and those I\llll. 11 computer science mas But now that she‘s graduating. what sets you apart said Iinda move around to where the jobs are. that will helm-1! “ ’11] will coop with SAS Institute The three I)onleycott women ( .11Itic said she has con you can pretty much forget it ‘ srtItI were invited to a luncheon at lidcttcc.“1o (ochrarr the president and general Although the panelists seemed to tlns summer She is engaged to Chancellor Bruce Poultori's manager of WI.I‘I;TV. “What sets Kevin Silva. a disc rockey at go along there was some debate Patrick Mur.ay. an NCSU se- house following the graduation "I‘\Cll though I‘m scared. I you apart is taking initiative and WRI)I'I

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Leaders must develop abilities C'onmtuedIrum page /A audience to have a limited amount “Jimmy Carter was not a good of goals and to know when those team leader." Hunt said “He didn't As a politician Hunt became the goals are achieved. reach out to Congress .he was a first full time North (arolina “We must be reasonable in otir loner. lieutenant governor and then the expectations. and not try to do all first North Carolina gosernor to things." he said. "'l he best leaders find the best succeed himself. Using President Ronald Reagan as people to help them." the former Hunt said he was never satisfied an example. Hunt said it is critical gosernorsaid. with North Carolina being“'average. for leaders to he positiw and to I wanted it to be the leading state preach hope. “(ireat leaders are Hunt concluded his speech by in the nation.‘he said. “We moved those who help us see beyond rtt‘xl asi/ing the importance ot de Upon goals—goals that ntade Iis ourselves.“ he said. “Ronald Reagan igloping leaders in this country. stretch." has a positiveness about him . . . it‘s capable of becoming a Students greatest Lhallenge as endearing." _ tiseryone is leaders Hunt said. is to help people According to Hunt. it is this leader. he said. but "the people who succeed. “Letting people be as great “positiveness” that makes Reagan. work hardest are generally the most as they can be thats your job. and leaders like him. so popular. successful. he said Hunt said team leadership is also “We all have a responsibility to But Hunt also cautioned his important. work as hard as we can." he said.

Broadcasters say experience is key (‘(mtinuedfront page 2.4 wanted then its \Htl'lll ll " lt‘t’tttllll/Cd. “but you sure can‘t just Beating the heat = The panelists said one problem go out and have a beer. because Silva said. "I can talk on the radio associated with working lll teleiision “he“ ll hits the rutnor Lirctiit. itll Mark Knowles threw this stick a little too tar. but that didn‘t stop Casey. his black Iabrador all day. btit put me in front of a is the loss of privacy. end tip being you got pulled tor a retriever. from following it into the water Knowles, however preterrrirt to ’.'.£tt( n how the sideiines camera with all those technicians “I probably shouldn‘t say this." l)V\l The two were practicmg a little fetch in the fountain outSide of the lJniwgrsity Student Comm running around and I just die said l-ishi-l. “but sometimes I feel Reynolds said he likd ”it law like pulling out a .45 caliber pistol Reynolds said the reason he that with radio. y“oUi stitttss or when I'm in the Food Lion and enjoys radio so much is that the lailure depends on you. :iiid iti somebody asks me about the public has no idea what he looks television there are a lot of ways to weather. like. “and they have to fill iii the look like art idiot that in itil til I enjoy being able to touch blanks." youreontrol." people's lives even iii a small way. Ballen said he teaeliLd more but sometimes I'm in a bad mood “I don‘t care who you are." said people through television. and il I and people need to realize we're only Ballen. “It feels good when someone ADDAM'S can make just one person happy or human." he said. comes up and says they like your give them information that they Reynolds said it is nice to be work." s It you are going to be at NCSU another year FREE call about our NCSU special! PINK FLOYD

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Kay Yow uses her own experience

With cancer to help inform others (bummed Imm page /A rcruov ed and esamincd for ma "Some people might tltink breast for one of the state‘s cancer research lignatitv by a hospital j‘iathologtst cancer is dillicirlt to talk about. l‘tir fundraising drives. curls and other public service She was released shortly alter the me it's dittcrerit." she says. "For me. “This organization raises over messages about breast cancer. I tests, when physicians determined it‘s a chance to know exactly how $500,000 annually for cancer re- guess I just tuned it out. ignored it.” the cancer had ttot spread someone else leels. someone else search." she says. “If I can help get ‘row says. llit’ slt)l\ (il Yti‘vs s camel and lllc‘ with breast cancer To know how more money by just being me. then “‘ mean. l even did a commercial surgery that iollow ed made frightened they are. how scared." that‘s what I'mgoing todo“ iiiysell I appeared on TV for the headlines across the state lhe coach "Now I cart tell tlierii. ‘lley. l was Someone needs to get the in- ('ancer Society. and I still thought it decided not to dodge the media she there. too i " formation out about breast cancer could never happen,” instead used her story to spread the Acting as honorary chair for the about how many people it affects Yow didn‘t have time to get word about breast cancer l ineberger (ancer Research (enter and how it can be prevented." she cancer, l’reoccupied with coaching “With my position til the universi tn ( hapel llill. Yow travels across says. “If someone hears what I‘m duties and readying herself to lead ty. titetlttt .‘iiiiitittttct'tttctits were more the country speaking to organi/a- saying and realizes they need to the American women's basketball or less required." she says "l’eoplc trons about her experience and the learn about breast self-examination team in the l‘JRS Olympic (iames. had to know what wasiroiiig on ‘ llt'L’tl lfll' CilllL‘L'l‘ research. or vrsit their doctor to get a she delayed hospital visits, “But the coyerage oi inv surgery With Yow‘s help. the center hopes mammogram. then this will all be “ I here was a history of cancer in didn't get me down It actually to raise Sl million for research into more than worth it to me.“ tnv family on both my mother's helped." she adds "When people the causes and cures for all types of Breast self-examination. a tech- and my father's side . and l should read about my surgery. I got tons of cancer And their campaign motto nique that can detect cancerous have checked it out sooner Yow cards and letters botli lroni peo echoes the coach‘s own feelings“ lumps in their early stages. is a says ‘But I didn't have arty plc who had had cancer and front “We‘re all on the same team against practice women of all ages should symptoms lfclt fine." people who just wanted me to know breast cancer " start Yow says “(ollege is a great Yow‘s doctor performed a tltey were praying for me People Dianne Shaw. public information time for women to learn about the mammogram. art x ray of the breast. really cared. diltl it was uplifting " dirt tor for the center. says they procedure and start examining their as part of a checkup. she says. Her After tltc ordeal. You was ready chose Yow as their spokesperson for own breasts." she says. farmly history and age put her in a to get back to her coaching duties at many reasons. “She has had breast A woman's personal physician “high risk category for developing State. she says “As tar as rnv teaiit cancer and understands very well should teach her how to look for cancer " members were coitccttictl. l was the the critical need for research into its lumps in her breasts. she says. When the physician discovered same old Kay Yow l always was. causes and possible treatments." Yow is also working with the cancer tissue in her right breast. he and l liked that." sltc s;ivs Shaw says. American Cancer Society —-again. told Yow it would have to he "It was vcr'\ important to me that Her second television commercial removed. my cancer did not atlcct my daily "And because she is from North shows her in front of a television set. “It came as such a shock. There life or my coaching I didn't want it (arolina. her message carries even watching the public service an- was no lump. no symptoms toallect my team " greater importance. It brings the nouncement she made last January. Nothing." she says. “I just couldn‘t lint Yow could not totally torget message home." “Each year. millions of people believe it. finding out I had such a or ignore her espcirence. She says Yow frantically searches through develop cancer..." the coach on ‘ . dreaded disease." she reah/ed she was iii a unique paperwork on her office desk. She TV says. MARK S. lNMAN/STAFF (in August l8. Yow underwent positron. one where she could help has misplaced her airline ticket to Yow looks up from the television Coach Kay Yow signs an appreciative tans photo at the ACC surgery to remove the breast. other people by talking about what Tennessee That evening. Yow and stares into the camera. “I‘m one Women’s Tournament. Coach Yow is now an official spokesman for 'lwentv ly'nph ntxles were also happened. would speak at a kick-off banquet of those people.“ the American Cancer Society.

Tan-Jam planned for Saturday Student Center presents ‘Symposium’ From Staff Reports at the University Student Center and open to the public. Sounds like this is it. but no glass will be allowed in the (iallery. 0 O O The last paper of the semester. area. Speakers will include Monika “A Blessing From The Source: The last black mark in the atten McCullough said the show will go N.C. State‘s Stewart Theatre will Kinley. director of the Outsider The Annie Hooper Bequest.“ will be dance book. This is the last chance on regardless of the weather. “If it present a “Symposium on Visionary Archive in London; Dr. John the main attraction at the Student for the teacher to get in a jab, The J. Ward rains. we‘ll throw the bands inside. Art" Saturday from 9 am. to 6 pm. Mc(iregor of Toronto, art Center Gallery from April 23 only thing left to do is wait triot ( 'ome in and have a good time.“ The symposium will include interna- psychologist: and New York gallery through June 30. study) for finals. Half the show would be lost to tionally~known authorities in a owner Randall Morris. Hooper. an Outer Banks sculptor, Raleigh offers a brief musical Best rain. though. Like all outdoor daylong lecture series. A registration fee of $l0 includes was considered one of North interlude for the weekend. and it festivals. the bands provide back- The event will open an exhibition ltrriclt and three coffee breaks. To Carolina’s greatest visionary artists. startstonight. grottiid music for the real show on of sculpture by the late Annie register for the symposium or obtain This exhibit is the first public The Brewery will offer one of the the lawn. Hooper. acclaimed as one of North further information. call the gallery showing of a major portion of her best live performances of the year. According to the chair of the event. Does (‘ynthia Bonner know about Carolina‘s greatest visionary artists. at 7373503. The exhibition is free work. let alone the weekend r~ A Picture the ititisic “offers a little bit of this‘.’ Madew' everything." 0 O C 7 V 'Afte‘r’the band's appearance in the The .larn starts at I put. on the After scorching in the sun. The area late last year. Black l’ark fraternities commons with the re Switch offers more heat — Jason Records promised an lil’ release for turn of the 'l'urncoats. After playing and the Scorchers. 1088. January came and went. So the area for a vvlnle last year. the Jason represents one of the very did February. March and April. but baiid broke tip The local group few groups to survive the wave of no album from the band. reformed. and their first show will be rock a hilly bands in the early l9805. Now. after months of waiting. the theJani The live shows keep the band alive. lil’ is scheduled for release to record Rock and reggae headline the The show promises to be as much stores May I according to lid show. Almost locals The l'suals of a sweat-fest as the Sun-Tan—Jam. Morgan at Black Park. tfrorii (ireenslxiroi provide the rock even though The Switch is air A pre release tape of the lil’ was ‘n‘ roll. and international reggae conditioned. RECORDS TAPES COMPACT DISCS released to local radio stations. and attraction Rolly (iray and Sunfire Jason never made the big time like Bob Robinson played “Red Wheel close the musical part of the show . the Stray Cats: the music was less of Harrow" on Tuesday night’s future 'l rckets cost ‘3 ill advance and $3 a fad. The music sounds more like 0 Raleigh’s Largest, Most Complete Selection At The classics. at the gate. lhe sponsoring original blues and Elvis style rock ’n‘ Lowest Prices Although the EP was recorded fraterities are also selling tsliirts for roll. Live is the only way to listen to and completed at Mitch luaster‘s S7. Proceeds front the show and this band. 0 Four Convenient Locations: Drive-In Studio last fall and the tshirt sales will benefit the Wake The show starts at l0 pm. with band has already written enough ('otiitty llospice. material for at least one more album. Hard Knocks from Nashville. The Quail Corners (Falls of Neuse Rd.) 872-1666* tonight offers the best chance to So far sales have gone well. first band is billed as sounding much Stonehenge Market (Creedmoor Rd.) 847-2220 hear the music the way it should be according to .\lc( tilloiigh. like the headliners. Jason and the “We would like to make it an Scorchers are scheduled to begin at Tower Shopping Ctr. (New Bern Ave.) 833-8725 played. Live. ll:3tl. With daylight savings time. Hiltsborough St. 0 O 0 annual thing." .\lc( tillough said. the late start won't be any problem. (Across from NCSU) 821 -7766 Saturday the music starts early. lhe common area behind the The only problem for students P------'------r------Kappa Sigma. along with fotir other fraternities will be lericed in for the would be the price $7 for mem- fraternities and sororities. wrll concert. and alcohol will be allowed. bers and $9 for guests. If you know $2.00 off Every Single sponsor the first ever SunTan Jam. There is no limit for persons over Zl. $2.00 off the band. the price is worth it. ANY Compact Disc ANY PURCHASE $10.99—$12.99! PURCHASE ‘Party Favors’ columnist joins strike, OVER $5 OVER $5 Hiltsborough St. Location notepads found in room serve as story: Expires 4-31-88 Only Expires 4-31-88 Not good with other otters Not good with other offers . Sale items excluded Al’lt.\ Joe'sonstrike yet to do a “Why I do this column“ ------Sale items excluded lle clatms it‘s a sympathetic strike column. I------# with the Screen Writers' (iuild, We Well. I won‘t. 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Rudner publishes book From Staff Reports \s (harm becomes aware of the slaughter that takes place during the Author Lawrence S Rudner sees Holocaust he decides he must do his first novel. which will be something about it. published this spring. as a chance to Publisher Houghton Mifflin says give a voice to the six million Jews the book Is ‘written in the timeless who died in Na/i concentration language of lolktales Here is a wise camps during the Holocaust and deeply affecting story Rudner an English professor at Rudner. whoIs Jewish grew up III N(. State tells the stor, of a Jewish a Jewish neighborhood in DetroIt boy growing up during the where he first learned of the Holocaust whose Aryan features Holocaust. The full horror of those save him from the destruction. events changed him when he was The novel entitledThe Magic about If) years old and saw Lawrence S. Rudner We Do Here“ will he published by photographs from Nazi concentra “A IiiIIIIheI of Inmates tonic hael. Houghton Mifflin and is scheduled tion camps on display at a Jewish again and again " he said “It Is icIi for releasein late May. community center where he played \llllsl} In; for them and loI IIs The Holocaust is a subject which basketball. lliis sIIIIIIIieI RiiIlIIt-i \\lll IL'llllll has inﬂuenced Rudners life and his "It was the first time l had seen to teach III l’olIIIid iniIIctlIIIIs' lic ll.l\ career. images just that graphic." he said. dotic cacli siIIIIIIIcI sIIIIc l‘lhl ll|\ The novel was an attempt to pay As a teacher at N(‘SU. he is espciiciiccs tlIcIe liaic griscn him .I a debt to the people who died during helping his students confront those great deal Iil Insight hit his book he the war he said.fiction is another same images. He teaches a course on said way togi.6 people a voice." literature of the Holocaust. \‘unting lot the Ielcasc of .I inst The main character is (‘haim “Students confront these issues. IIo\cl Is .I little like sctIIIIII}; II Llllltl Turkow the first son of a Polish many for the first time. and come to off to tollcgie said an .Insiotis innkeeper who has already fathered a new understanding." he said. Rlltlllt‘l. \\lltl IiIc\IIIIIsl\ ll.l\ five daughters. Although he is He also teaches a course at published slIIiII sIoI Ics Jewish the boy has Aryan features Raleigh‘s Central Prison on “Suryiv He Is \sotlni; on .I sctond Iioicl blond hair and blue :yes. al and Growth Under Adverse about a ltlllll \Inciican lldllilll (haims parents send him away Conditions.“ Many of the itirnatcs at IIItch IIIIlIl.II'\ Inle. .I lllktlllt'll \\lll\ll when war comes hoping his looks the prison are serving long or even dciiatcs lI‘oIII lllc llIltlllltllldl l .IsIcIIi will disguise his true identity and lifetime sentences. he said. I'lll'tlpc'illl sclllllf.‘ iil ltts \\l|llcll save his life. Pretending to be mute. With Dr. Sanford H. Kcssler. \\tll'l\\, Chaim grows up working for a NCSU associate professor of politi "Again \\|lll lllls sI-IIIIId book. Ini ER\E{= U wealthy Pole and living in a pigsty. cal science. Rudner helps inmates llllL'l't.’\l is lit people \\llil do JOSE PHS HERMA\ Sketching and painting are his real explore literature and philosophy on magnificent llIIIies IIIIch ilt'sltt‘lIllL' JOSEPHS" . SI P JOSEPHS passions. living with difficult conditions. cII‘cIIIIIstaIit cs " llt‘ \.I|tl Rl(IlNmya ORIGINAL DRAFT; I(i|.\ \l I'‘. IORIGINAI IIRAEII} ORIGINAL DRAM v ’;‘ l [(11 . «wonfk:hrllmmuururkaInIvIu-Iwdug:ugh...Li." I..I( Hiii: if) J6' n IKI‘ ‘.‘- as»...gumI/mI-vmmummmn (acid: King Lear comes to the Triangle From Staff Reports honor and trust. Most productions It'd l);t\|tl \\ Iliitl lll. conveniently place Lear in the artisticle\ectitIie illlt'cltll ol llIcatIe Once called the “greatest Elizabethan period. the era of In The Park has seiIIiIII-Il past Shakespearean challenge by any William Shakespeare. pcrlornicrs lIoIII Sliakcspeaican theatrical company." King Lear productions .It the IlIe.Ich oicI lllL‘ returns to the Triangle after an But at Raleigh‘s Theatre In The past the \L'ills Including: "Utliello" absence of more than a decade and Park. where the production is and “Julius( aesai " promises to be one of the most showing through May. directors l‘he seasoned cast lllt'lllilt's Sara ambitious and compelling dramas have chosen a unique approach. Wood as ('ordclia. \Iars Rowland Congrats. produced. both technically and interpreting the story of Lear in the as Regan. Roger Jones as Duke of artistically. Celtic period with its stunningly bold (Iloucesler and Kurt lienriid .Is the Un Kappa Few. The tun’s just beginning. The tragic legend of King Lear Is art forms and rich. earthy lifestyle. lsing of I‘l'illlt'L‘. l)a\Id \\ood. ‘.\lltl Best wishes to the class of ’88 from the beers that are in a class centuries old. dating back to pre- The final element in Lear which was L‘l‘lllc‘.tll_\ QICL‘lilllllL‘tl III his roles by themselves. HJ and HJ LIGHT. Christian Britain, and expresses further distinguishes it from other as Iago and llanilet. poIIIais King timeless themes such as love, loyalty. renditions is, of course. the actors. Lear. There’s no smoother or better way to celebrate your success. Thesmoother, thebetter. a U-HAUL HITS BB&T! DRIVER DISAPPEARS! State Students! Please Call

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Finals and summer

around the corner Well, here we are. The last issue of Technician for the 1987 88 school year. It seems like only last week we were welcoming everyone back from their summer vacations and encouraging them to prepare for the fall semester. Now we have a chance to wish everyone luck with their final exams. congratulate all the graduating seniors and reminisce about the past academic year. As with any upcoming fall, we all gather together. battle through Registration/Change Day, organize our class schedules. fight for vacant parking spaces, wait in line for books and otherwise get into the groove of academic pursuits for the semester. There are freshan struggling to orient themselves to college life. sophomores preparing to deal with the second year blues, juniors boasting about improving (iPAs and seniors battling for postgraduate ambitions and/or careers. New issues and topics always seem to pop up every year and this vear was no exception. We began with NC. State‘s first black student body president and eyes were turned toward his way to mark his progress. Kevin Howell has served his office well, dealing with a variety of issues and confrontations. Chancellor Bruce Poulton’s last second decision on tampering with the spring semester calendar provided Howell with his biggest headline topic for the year. The proposed exchange of Easter Monday and the Martin Luther King Holiday affected everyone within the university — students and staff. (jiving So long, farewells auf Wiedersehen students a day off in January instead of April, all for the sake of preserving “academic integrity” at this college was Poulton’s biased offer. Howell stood Well. it‘s almost over. The MPH-88 school AIDS. campus theft. parking. working year is quickly drawing to a close. Only a women. animal rights vs. human health. his ground, however, and with him stood the rt of the campus student few exams stand in the way of summer public etiquette. Vietnam. involvement as a leaders. Eventually, the administration compromised, giving students the MLK vacation. for some of us. anti a lifetime. for part of education. the attendance policy, holiday and Good Friday and staffan optional Saturday class day. those graduating. Susan foreign students. the amiointn‘ent of Judge Still, this was not the only issue worth reflecting on. ES. King Village. Accompanying the time when a big part Anthony Kennedy to the US. Supreme Residence Life’s adult apartment complex. was finally brought out of the dim of one‘s life is nigh to an end is a time for Brooks Court. hazards caused by snow and ice, shadows of bureaucracy and administrative red tape. What was revealed was a reflection. I hope all who look back on their “Moonlighting.” paint wars. male burlesque housing area desperately in need of reform and repair. Supposedly. changes for endeavers of the year or their collegiate show. older students. swim test. Dan Allen careers will see nothing btit some hard work. drive intersections and the random selection the better with regards to management and budgeting have been instituted by some easy leisure and nnrch prosperity. If King holiday and Easter Monday. The lack process. Whether you agreed or disagreed Residence Life. We will have to wait and see the results. you are one of those who sees anything of minorities in administrative and coaching with my opinions expressed here. I only wish Minority affairs on campus came into the spotlight during the second other than i ippincss and success in positions was recognized and investigated. that this column made you think —- to look semester. Rallies and meetings marked black students‘ complaints over the low retrospect. perhaps you can rectify an Students found out at certain basketball more closely at your school and yourself. number of black faculty, black graduates and black students‘ GPAs. (‘oncerns unsatisfactory past by making an effort to games. notably the Kansas game, that there Perhaps you even decided to make some sort were raised over the universit; s image toward blacks, how they were treated. improve the future. At any rate. with luck is no such thing as a guaranteed “reserved of change. externally or internally, as a the end of this year will cause you to sigh seat.“ Student Government balanced its result ofwhat you read. I certainly hope so. educated and graduated. with satisfaction rather than relief or regret. checkbook and found out that its funds had Thanks to all those who donated ideas and Judging from the amount of mail we received over the two semesters. This year. the first of our new century at run dry. The school‘s basketball team was opinions. and to all those who responded to minority affairs of one sort or the other drew the most letters. Both pro and N(‘SlJ. has been one of growth and featured, however unflatteringly, by the CBS my column. To the seniors: Good luck in all con opinions were written and printed. We appreciated the interest and introspection for this university. We have news show “48 Hours." Out of an future endeavors. May all that you learned concern. The volume of mail at least showed how much awareness there was seen the term of the school‘s first black unprecedented field of thirteen candidates. at NC. State serve you well. across campus toward the questions raised. student body president. Our “Schools" were the student body voiced their preference and For all of you who will be leaving. have a Coming in a close second for mail volume was Dwuan June fan mail. Love changed to “Colleges" during this time. The elected a woman as next year‘s student body good life. For all of you who will be N('SU-li(‘U football tradition was violently president. The school year has all but passed returning. have a good summer. him, hate him, read him —— everyone seemed to have an opinion on this man‘s shaken and. as a result. postponed indefi- and now is tinged with the promise of a good See you next year. ' columns. Barring accident or tragedy over the summer, he will return next fall nitely. Students fought for. and gained. a year to come. to twist the written word and the reading mind once again. compromise on the part of the administra‘ My column has addressed many diverse Susan Brooks is a rising junior majoring in As for anything else, well, we have tried to cover news and events on this tion on the exchange of the Martin Luther concerns. I dealt with the following issues: English at N(‘SU. campus as best we can. We make no claims of covering everything everytime everywhere to the best of everyone’s satisfaction. But we‘ve tried. Now we. being students ourselves, are going to close shop and prepare for our own finals and vacations. As for the upcoming summer, it should prove interesting. National politics will heat up nicely especially when the Democratic Convention gets underway Smokers lack scruples, so beware at parties in July. And the world will be preparing for the next US-USSR summit in May. And finally, the summer Olympics will be getting underway in South When I read "The Lighter Side of Smoking" addiction no smoker has any regard for the put it out at all instead of mining my glasses Korea by the time we return in September. in Technician on April 8. l began Lee filthy mess he or she makes. and beer carts. (‘reighton‘s column with the hope that my Last night my roommates and I had a party. By now some smoker is thinking. “serves Not much left to be said except we wish everyone good luck on their finals l9yearold ardent dislike of smoking would When we have a party I expect people to pour you right for not having enough ashtrays!“ and good fun on their summer breaks. Drive safely on the highways and relax finally be assuaged. that one of my learned. into little piles on the Forget ashtrays. I don‘t smoke. and what yourselves before returning in the fall. Remember school starts again in smoking peers Would rationalize smoker‘s out our grated cheese ashtray/s we have are as good as instructions on desire for cigarettes and ultimately help kitchen table. or bring us "No Parking“ signs a life preserver: no one really likes to go out of only four months. convince me the permeating reek of burnt still on their posts. but I am still not prepared their way to appease someone else. and tobacco that is my lasting souvenir of night to accept the lack of consideration smokers smokers tert feet from an ashtray are no clubs. the dry scratchincss that tobacco fumes have about smoking off. The problem with exception. incite in my throat. and the general uncndura- smokers is that the need for an ashtray is of no Ultimately. non smokers care about ble bitchiness of drunken smokers who run out consequence to them until after a few soothing tobacco‘s health risks about as much as of cigarettes after the conveiiice store closes in puffs clear their head. By then. of course. it is smokers do. And ultimately. the disgust a the wee morning hours are all pretty trivial an immediate concern. so suddenly the smoker non-smokers iiiiiately feels when seeing some- points. And after reading his column I do try is looking for a bottle. or a can. or a candle. or one else ptirposely light a trash fire three inches to take these gripes a little more lightly. and a glass, or a box. or a sink. or a potted plant for from their face can be overcome. Btit the remind myself that l dry my cars out with my an ashtray. God forbid you put down an rudeness of smokers. who at bottom just don‘t underwear in the morning sometimes, and almost-empty Milwaukee‘s Best within five feet care what of their messes someone else has to maybe that disgusts some people. too. of an active smoker. with the hopes of finishing clean tip. is something we will never be able to But when l dry my cars otit. it‘s with my it in a minute. accept. own underwear. lf I take a shower at someone Here 1 am talking about thr. “polite" Last night a girl was smoking on my else‘s house and my cars get all wet I don‘t go smokers, though. The rest just figure that the roommate’s bed. flicking her ashes on his rummaging through my host‘s drawers for his ash-fairy is going to put the husks of their sheets. When I asked what she was doing she softest briefs. What ('i‘cighton failed to answer cigarettes in their proper places for them. and said. “Oh. sorry. I didn‘t see an ashtray." Oh. is the unbelievable rudeness of smokers. People flick ashes where they will. Then when they're who smoke may be poiite and concrite in other finished. they just stamp their cigarette out James Singletary Limit matters, but when it comes to pacifying their where they are. if it‘s not too much trouble to Sophomore. Mechanical Engineering MAY THE mumsweescma EEGiN .’ It already costs an arm and a leg for the statements) about otir beautiful l988 Pan Racism, sexism not typical 20 year-old student to maintain a car. African Pageant contestants. Btrt there was and then the cost of campus parking has to be nothing in Technician concerning the Pan— TECHNICIA added. An alternative to driving on campus African contestants. I also saw nothing about \l"\iriir Mir/Ii! urn/mu \liilr l 1! limited to minorities could be biking. Now I hear that bike permits Pan-Africanism or why there is a Pan-African Editor in Chief I am appalled at how easily people are able are going to be required for the price of $5. Week. If the Miss Moo l’ Pageant qualifies as Mir hael Hughes to dismiss problems \tltll as racism and sexism. (ice. thanks a lot! My. my. aren‘t we becoming news. then so should a week long event that Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor Racism is not just something experienced by more socialist. has to do with a culture that exists on this Dwuan lune lri-tl \\iiiil.irrl minorities rind sexism is not just felt by I honestly can’t believe that it‘ll cost the campus. and really Technician. one article women. All of us must deal with these administration five dollars to pay a student to about the cancellation of Wolfstock would her titive News Editor...... Madelyn Rosenberg Advertising dilemmas. l. for example. had a black girlfriend take my name and type it into a computer file have been sufficient. Also. if you can waste News Editor...... Meg Hulliyaii (.eneral Manager...... 1 iii ‘wrpli in high school Therefore. I had to piit tip with for bike owners. As if my bike ever caused time. paper, ink and thought on a mock paper, Assistant News Editor...... l‘aul Woolyi-itiiii Sales Manager...... ( \ridi lliirkari abuse and ridicule from my fellow students someone trouble! Just because the administra then why can‘t you let those resources go lditorial Page Editor...... Si ottt .rrpenti-r (‘redit Manager...... ( lN'l\l /eii it who could riot accept such a relationship. tion has done a measely job maintaining toward something positive. Learning about features Editor...... \ir/.iniii~ l’ere/ Sales...... l).iyirl ( air l‘aula ”(Mllhdll' Another example is that I no longer feel walking and biking paths on campus. I should Pan Al‘ricanism and being aware of what‘s Sports Editor...... l isa ( ostiiii li-ir Rudd. “\litl‘. l’s.t'\t' capable of expressing emotion through crying be expected to be ticketed. being done to celebrate that broadens the Assistant Sports Editor...... Sr ott l)i-iii-l Ad Prodtit tion Manager...... lai k -\iistiii due to the male conditioning process I liaye Also. there are no bike racks in the area horizons of 1H. only AfricanAmerican stu- lntramurals Editor...... lorn( aiiipliell Asst. Ad Produt tion Managers...... Man \i tlitll Park Shops and Daniels Hall. If you dents. but also white students. Chinese hetutive Photo Editor...... Hi ritt Riyr-iihark Ill/.lllt‘lll \lllll\.lll experienced throughout my life. l have mixed between students.etc. Photo Editor...... St titt lat ksiiii Ad Designers...... lane Maris lll(l\ ltay is feelings about ailriiissions quotas birt points plan on ticketing my bike for leaning against a Assistant Photo Editor...... liltlii- (iiiritiarn lit'llH l\\\'lt‘t iiiski hiisia \\ illi.iiiisoii such as not enough black role models and tree. I'll tell you now. you can take your ticket I thought the eyciirs that went on during (.raphits Editor...... Dennis [)ratighrin lleatli \atrm Marley \iitith black professors are tertairily \tilid concerns and shove it. Pan African Week would be recognized in Assistant (iraphir s Editor...... ( liur k lox (‘Iassifieds Manager...... koii \tay that dcserye to be heard. Racism and sexism do Institutions should expect students to despise Technician on the Monday and Friday of (opy Editors...... Airiy Rrar ken, ken lriwery Produt lion exist for people of all races and built genders. an administration that goes out of its way to Pan African Week. When I did not see that. I liiili/iririaiiti Managers...... l )aye hamst- Open your cycs and sec what‘s going on make life tougher l wouldn‘t mind too much if still gave Technician credit. I thought that Personnel Diret tor...... l Lorene M'ixey ki-y iii kieu s. rtl around you” my the dollars is spent on a few more bricks maybe you would but c a wrap tip of typesetting Manager...... laiiy liitiiii Assistant Manager ...... ‘ llittlt'N lsatllt‘r for a rack to lock my bike on. biit as things Pan African Week on the Monday following Systems Editor...... Bill llarisley layout Artists...... t it! i: hi iiisi h t in ketti- l’iiwliiv ( hrisl uallcn stand I honestly doubt I'll get a fair shake out Pan African Week I thought that either there SQ‘VVH (‘ Engineer...... ( ltiti'lit \\illi.trtls liiriit llsi'ri liiliii llii-tiixi \ophoiriiac l riglish l'tlllt‘filltttll til the th’dl. would be a few pages dedicated entirely to Stall Development Duet tor.....\tark ltiiriigarilriei Prootrearlers...... tlt't‘lt ‘siii kl ills liiii ll.ltl\"l Pan African Week or maybe a majority of the \eiiiorlditor...... ltolik‘m-d ltiiiilk‘ ‘wviiili i triggsriiii‘ibliii Patty ( 'herig paper dedicated to Part :\lllCLlll Week. When I hi-rtrlryeftlitor...... hatriiithaiiigii \il'riy in [r‘t‘\ lr. “lttl'\i“llt‘~lill To pedal 3 bike will Junior. Industrial l‘lllllllt‘t‘l‘lllt.‘ opened the Monday issue on April ll. Assot tale [dilnr...... llt'st‘pll ( iill.lfllt'.lll however. and saw only one page with three l‘iilvss iillii-rwisr' ritdirnlrd, the opinions impressed to the i-rlitiirials erliliirial rartuiiirs .Iiirl ltllllllllh .iplit army: in cost you $5, but why? let him iari dii not netrssarily reflect the \H‘letlfll iii the tlnl\|‘l“ll\ s \tutlerit (ilt\l'tl|ltlt‘lll .iilrriiiiistratiiiii t.ii :lll\ Pan-Africans complain, picturcs and a iiiiciocolumri on Pan African iir stall Opinions expressed in the irilurrms ,iiiil irirtniirts iit li-ihriiiiaii l‘lll'ltllill pages are the \t1'\\~ iii the Week. I felt ltkt‘ I had been slapped iii the face. ioliirnnists and rartiionists lhi' unsigned i-ditii-ials that .iiipi- ii on the ten are the opinion Ill li ( ll'tl- mo \loiiilas's tlL‘\\\ that \( States tid y” Niil only did lllc\ lllll tltr slrltlt‘\ tilt each cycnt. iiidiyidiial hi.-l riiiiiistratioii is planning: to \ltlkh down on the “we get no respect. but they did not get all the information correct and .iii- the responsibility til the lililm iri( parking regulations on «.iriipiis rcalh triiuhlcs that they did one It upset me so much that 1 liiliriiiiaii Il Kl“ Ji'ill'illt is the iilliiral sliitft-iil rit'nsiiaprl tit \l \lati and is iiiililisliril |‘\I‘t\ \‘itllll.|\ lllt' lhc .ltllllllil‘wlldilitH icall'y irccils to rcctilalc When l opcncd ihc icchiiiciari on March had to \\lllt‘ .i lcticr to ask “What‘s up why \N-viliwstlay .ItNl iritlat throughout lllt‘ .ii atli-riiii \I'.” triiiii \iigtist through “at ext t'pl lltiltll‘i: iltl'lillll it linliilay irresponsible parking til. I L'Mtcclc'tl to see two things. tliAri t'\.ll|llllo"lllll iieriruls Summer iiiililii atom is l'»l‘r\ “i-iliiesrlai limit “at through August ("to i s an 5.” Med ‘ll haplia/aid illl\lllt’ .lllil didn't l’ari \llitdll ‘»\ cck yet any I) \l”" V .iiiil \ltiilriit ( eiili-r tales Air-mir- Raleiigli \l J‘Mt' \‘.Illttl‘.fi .Itllltt’ss is ltm lliitiii \llitk stiiitt‘iit cririiliiiictit at the titiiycisrtt is announcement stating that Part African \Vcck \iirti-s lllll llJl iii thel iiriersily iiisi \lll IN‘I \l'.l' l’iiiitml lH Hinton l'r: \\ in. \t: hair. at non iiyci ‘iiiiiiri limit-yet. .itldcd restrictions would begin the Monday we returned from “tlll'llfllt \( [‘ti‘t'i Htitlli \itlisiriiiliiitis Rah IL'l \ i ia'i ’t'llttlhl‘. ir:.ikc lli.‘ iiiiiic ili’tittili for your lastcr Vacation and r‘i .\ section in 'lcchrir \ iiiir;lii l .ititastcr H Al“ \Nll‘i \r rtil ,HH .iililii'ss i it mum to it liiiii .iii it .t iiiaiit .' ‘iII’! rlrilm .l:"l:'1lillrl‘tuilii‘llf' itlrlt'lll crap that had a layout twith pictures and \iry l‘iivirutlt' l Lilllilllllt.\ 7A Technician April 22. 1988 News 1 S_i_detracks

ROTC students recognized for academic achievements Twentysix NC State ROTC John Harrison received an ayyard .loliii lirerinan an aerospace engi students gained recognition and for outstanding performance of duty trceliiig riiariri, yyas i‘cciigitI/cd for honor Tuesday during an awards and Steve McGugan receiy ed an his titlireyerrieni in the areas of ceremony in ReynoldsColiseum. award in recognition of his superior acadeiiiit and Rlll( scholarship. Greg Washington. a student in achievement in the areas of academ military leadership and academic mechanical engineering, was recog- ic and R()'l'(' scholarship. military leadershir nized for his leadership, moral and academic leadership character and high aptitude for lsaren \chiocdct yyas rccogiii/ed military service during the hour-long Michelle Mincy receiyed an ayyard liii her outstanding till;ll|llt'\ ol' event. for her demonstrated outstanding lcadi islup moral character and high Robert Micke. an electrical engi qualities of leadership. moral charac aptitude to: military service neering major. was recognized for ter and high aptitude l'or military his superior achievement in the areas service. llie Military Order of \\orld of academic and ROTC scholarship. The American legion ayyard for Wars .iyyard \yas presented to Kyle military leadership and academic scholastic excellence yy as presented Harper and (ieor‘gi t'tlllill ieieiy‘ed leadership. to David lzmmet. a civil engineering an .iiyaid ioi his high degree oi iiicrti Jeffrey Bhe. a computer engi- major, yyiili respect to leadership qualities neering major, received an award The association of the ltnited tttlyl L \y L'llt‘llc't' from the Retired Officers Associa- States Army award was presented to llie \dlliilltli Sojourners ityk’ttl'd tion for demonstrating excellence in Matthew Vincent and tire Society oi yyas presented to Sarah Small. a academic and ROTC subjects and American Military Engineers Ayyard speech t‘otitiiittti:.‘ttltttti riiaior for dedication to the program. was presented to Phillip the”. an The American Legion Award for electrical engineering major tieoree (oppri. a biology llldjtll’. military excellence was presented to yyas iecogrii/ed ior achieyeinent iii George Spence and the American ('hristian Popa receiyed an award academic and Rt)l'( scholarship. Defense Preparedness Association for diligence in discharge oi duty iitilitar x and at .ideinic leadership Award was presented to Richard and willingness to serye (iod and \lichai'l Brennan received the SCOT l JACKSON/STAT l Dyer. country. ayyard lor military and scholastic Brian Harris. a zoology student. Davrd Slaughcr t'cceiyed an ayyard grades yylule Harry (iinii rccetyed air Ten-hut received the American Legion for military and scholastic grades. .iyyar'ii ioi lii dciiioiisiiatcd leader Award for scholastic excellence. extracurricular activity and desire to sliippoteiitial. NC. State ROTC students stand at attention at an awards ceremony The Daughters of the American serve his country. in Reynolds Coliseum The Revolution Award was presented to ly'eriiicth Riggshee ieceiycd the awards recognized students for academic excellence. moral character, exceptional military servrce and Jeffrey Kulp. a business manage» George Sawyer receiyed an ayyard hind ayyard for his outstanding aptitude, dedication, loyalty and patriotism. At the ceremony. held Tuesday. 26 students were ment major, for his qualities of for his achievement and choir III the leadership as captain oi the \Voll recognized for their contributions to the ROTC program at NCSU. loyalty and patriotism. ROTC program. pack Ranger ( 'hallengc ’l'earn.

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to get new accessway accepts donations over summer break of used textbooks students will be on hand to accept By Jennifer Meno t onstruction is expected to begin Donated textbooks the books. he said. Siaii Writer this summer and is scheduled ‘or Robert Armstrong. bookstore completion before the tall semester will be used to help director. already donated 43 books ol nest year lhe neyy .iccessyyay to the project. When students come back to their yyoiild he on the south entrance to Filipino students “home away from home" in lee l cc “I‘d definitely like to encourage Residence Hall this fall. they're in “( onstriicriori “I“ include a neyy NC. State students and faculty students to donate to this for some pleasant surprises ysalkyyay. benches and bicycle can give a helping hand next week worthwhile cause.“ Howell said A neyy accessway tor the dorm racks." said Walt l’crr'y. assistant by donating books to students “We need all of the books you cart yytll be constructed by (ampus area director of l cc enrolled in the University of the give." planning. Philippines system. "lt yyill also be an area where He said he hopes that lit future "With the new accessyyay yye students can meet and socialr/e." The program is sponsored by years the program can be “stretched hope to open an area to help said l’crry NCSU’s Student Government. out" to help more people. students load and unload yylieri students move tit and otit oi lcc "\‘vc hope to iniproyc lee lhriin's Course texts are not available to “We pay $30 to $4” ha a hook Residence Hall." said Sally Ricks, door most students on University of the and the next semester they aren‘t university landscape architect appearaiite to give ‘a lront Philippines at Diliman (UPDl and used." Howell said. He suggested iniagc' to the tiiiiyerstiy Ricks said University of the Philippines at Los that these books would do more “l-unding is coming from the he t‘tlllslllltlltill ol the accessway Banos tUPLB) campuses. said Kevin good helping those who don‘t have Physical Plant. hour then sidcyyalk should not harm the enyironrnerit Howell, former student body presi- them funds." Ricks said Jit‘ctllht.‘ none of the trees or shrubs dent. Many of the texbooks in use at “I went to the Philippines 'lhe Physical l’lants rnain oh in the area it ill be removed NCSU would be applicable to they're very poor and don‘t have the MltdlAH filkFl i’lSlAll rectiye on campus is iriairiteriaiice comparable courses taught at these Jam master and repairs ”Ihc .iccessyyziy ys'ill upgrade the schools. materials tto learm. to residence halls are on criyiionruerit."Rickssaid lfttlc‘ out Cari “Swank" Hankiiis spins some rap tunes in iront of the the priority list Howell said book donations will "l hope students take the D.) Perry said ice “is a high italiic be accepted near the entrance of the to help people in "6&1.“ch said Tunnel inn Thursday afternoon Approxrmately 100 people "I cc dorrti Will he tltc lirst on the .ire.i ior students" and the accessway NCSU Bookstore beginning Mon- Books will be collected illtlltly! showed tip for the entertainment. list for the Physical Plant." Ricks “yyill he a positiye itnproveriient " day. A band is scheduled to play and store hours until May 3. stiitl

Pondering the answer to the question of life after graduation My junior year is almost history, m-.._--_. We ._ ._. tiiaiidiiia and Mick" Norman land stare at you sort oi strangely and layyyers and engineers tthe big thrcci your parents money the past four and the vaguely-foreboding real Mom and Dad) ask me these days then edge across the room to ask and ii you're destined to become years, but at least she‘ll ieel guilty world is now only a year away. yyhat I'm doing with riiy lil'e those .\uiit (iladys about her gout. never one. your mayor makes that about it I’m terrified. old. line ansyyers make them think ltiit'lliitl perfectly clear lhc “honesty hurts" method is the When you were a kid and people Jeff l'iii sliil'tlessoi la/y rather than cure lhis approach should only be l'hc rest oi iis aren't so lucky \\ e most efl‘eciiye by lar When your asked you what you wanted to be l'ye deyelopcd scycriil strategies used on relatives you don't knoyy get the irieyitable iolloyy up “lint rich uncle asks the question. just when you grew up. you said tor dialing with people you loye yery yyell. hccause they'll probably yyliat are you going to DU unit shrug and say “i don't know" as whatever appealed to you at the Cherry yy hoask questions you hate be spreading rumors about your that.“ “its question is a thinly you pull otii a resume and hand it to moment. A fireman, perhaps, or abuse of controlled substances lry veiled euphemism for “yyhar kind ol hint lhen tell him hoyy much you even an astronaut. It didn‘t really i'll\l lilt‘lL"\ llIL' ”thkc't tililti“ this method at those family reunions loot cart you bring home yyith that admire and want to ysork for hirii matter. because Grandma and Uncle approach lell their; soiiieiliiiie iikc that like pollen season. you eagcrly dcgree‘."' The big three are spared lithci stay you “ill lle'll either Norman weren‘t expecting a serious this "I don't really think about the anticipate each year You yyori't he l'olloyy tips because those professions heat a hasty retreat and never bring answer. When l988 Commencement ltitiire any more. l‘t‘ttlll\k' l lit-litre iiryttcdbaik are perceiyed as mayor moolah the subject tip again. or promise you speaker Laura Lunsford was seven My problem is I can't airsyycr‘ that lrii inexorably syyept up by the trier lhen there's the "answer another sources l-yerybody else has to .i rub it hcri you graduate years old. did she tell elderly simple question about ll|\ tritiire ol time i'loyyiiig serenely yet uii question" technique When they ask conyiricc \unt I‘ylinnic that they do So don't he irrtiriiidated try those relatives she was interested in with any more precision then I ttrllhl ayordalrly toward the destination yyhai you're doing aitei college. tell intend to become rcspcctalrli llltlll [ii\ltlj.‘ relariyes oyer the summer human resources development? Un lti years ago, And I'm probably not ordained tor rue by late and tlierii your niaiot Ii you're in hers oi society ’lcll het you're liring on the cyasron and doiihlctalk likely at best. but that’s where she the orin student around here yyiih obscured by tile log oi huiiian engineering or pic something. you're routing the Petite (oips \iie sllil lt'll tllld'li\ you lot a tub yyith the ended up. that lament. Unfortunately yyheii ruispeiceptioii” 'lhey'll [HHihlilh in llltk Relatiyes loye doctors nught think yoii'ye been yyastrng nest president's .idiriiiiistration

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State beats Liberty in old- fashioned By Bruce Winkworth \\ hile Rhodes yyas almost perfect. .i game for its.' further said. "He Assocuate Sports Editor lomlin yyasti‘t tar behind He gtiye out of gas .i little tltcrc in the alloyyed seycn hits. tyyo yyalks and eighth bttt yy tth all thctr left ltandcrs ('ollege baseball games ricyer end struck out tyyo. Only four Statc contitig up. I didn't yyartt to take him in just an hour and it) minutes runners reached scoring posittoit. out. unless it rams. With aluminum bats. l\\ti on ls'leiioshek‘s toyyertng ltortier small. windy ballpar'ks and umpires to rtglit. vyhicli fought through a stiff It yyorked out that tltey had three who squeeze the strike /one to the yyind to easily clear the fence. It yyas tight handet's to start the ninth. attd size of a peanut shell as a general lslenosltek‘s IZth homer of the larry pitched great for us He had a rule. college games often are inter season, ()thcryyise. lomlitt easily got slider get away that hit \lc( lintock. minable affairs. out of the feyy threats State and Beasley‘s grounder tip the Wednesday. State played Liberty mounted middle was hit too yycakly to make a at 3 pm. in an old-fashioned pitclters "I thought he yyas the best pitcher play on it. I‘m rust pleased to will duel that had the Doak Field yy'e'yc faced this season." State head this kind of game." patrons in their cars and onto coach Ray Tanner said. “The one lottiltn. mm in \\llll tr i ii Western Boulevard yust as rirsli hour ball lltll hit out yyas.the difference ltRA. has beett l ibcrty‘s tough luck was beginning. ()rdinarily. a 3 pm. The yyay the mud yyas bloyying. pttclter this season llte hard start at Doak alloyys spectators to yyastt't strrc that one yyas ottt Cllllc‘f. throyytrtg left handcr. yyho has avoid rush hour altogether. bttt yytth lomlin handled us It yyas a great exceptional control. has rioyy lost Brad Rhodes and Liberty's Randy college baseball game " four lowscortng games by three runs Tomlin matching out for out. State .. While Tanner paid tribute to or less. attd l ihcrty head HM!“ and managed to take a ll decision on lornliti. he also had praise for former Neyy York Yankee second Bill Klenoshek's fourth inning honte Rhodes and Price. who combined on bascrttan Bobby Richardson said run. a threchitter. Rhodes began to tire altet‘yyards that outstanding bttt The win improved the Wolfpack iii the eighth. issuing a lcadoff walk frustrating performances were to 3642 heading into Thursday to Mike Rivas and a one out yyalk to becoming sotiteyyltat second hand for night‘s game at llN(‘Wilmington. Phil Ktilp. btit he got .lamey Mason lomlin. Liberty fell to 1526. and (‘ary McKay. botlt leftltartders. “He obviously dcsct'ycd better." Rhodes yvas outstanding fll raisirtg to ground ottt to end the inning. Richardson said. “He‘s had the task his record to 8-0 on the season. The Price came on in the ninth when of facing otir toughest opponents. Dream allowed just two fifth-inning Liberty‘s right-handed strength came and he‘s lost tti (‘lemson by two singles over eight innings. walked up. runs. to Virginia ( ommonyycalth by three and struck out seven. Liberty's Price got Doug Reynolds to fly‘ five runs. ('etitr'al l‘lortda by two only run. in the fifth. was unearned. out for the first out and picked off runs. and now N.(‘. State by one Rhodes was perfect through three .lohrt McClintock after hitting him rtin. But we couldn‘t fill their innings and allowed just eight with a pitch. Price then gave tip a lefthander eitltcr. He pttclted a great runners to reach safely. two on soft infield single to Tony Beasley game. too. You just don't see college MtKr Rtrssrt t ismrr errors and two on force plays. Larry before David (‘larkc popped tip to gam:s get ()YCI‘ in less than two Price earned his fourth save by end it. hours do you‘.’ It was a great NC. State's Mark Withers slides into second base as Liberty's Mike Rivas prepares to make the pitching a scoreless ninth. “I thought Brad pitched a heck of ballgame." catch. A Finished Product Cager sees Prop. 48

as new challenge

By Dwuan June Staff Writer Some ltaye called her the greatest tayy talent to conte out of the high school rattks since Southern (‘al's ( hcryl Miller. Some belieye she could even play lot'( oach Jim Valyano. She is Andrea Stinsoti. a Parade High School All American. who led .\iorth Mecklenburg to the girls‘ 4A state championship as a junior. In ltcr senior year. she ayeraged 30.2 points and ttttte rcbourtds a game. l‘S-‘y loday and Parade named her tltc top high school player in the llilllllll. Stitison stgncd early irt her junior \L'dt' because she did ttot vyant any Andrea 8! neon recruiters to bother her dtirirtg her chance to “see hoyy college is senior year .\c a Jllllltif. she receiycd vyithout participating irt sports it phorte calls and letters every day gives them a chance to be regular frortt recruiters students " She ttarroiyed her choices doyyn to Howeycr. Sttrtsort said that cyeri State and (Hit Dominion and evcrt though Proposition 4% allows tually chose the Wolfpack. which athletes a chance to get their folloyyed her all the way She had acadeitiics straight. it should not platttted to play basketball for the ptirtish players because their Si\l Pack tltts fall iitittl she yyas inforrtted scores are not up to the \(WA that she yyoitld not be able to play standards l‘ndcr Proposition 48. a because her SA l scores did not pass player cannot practice or traycl yyitli the Proposition 4X reqttiretiicntsI the team "l yyas sttttrig in [7'] P tl'my‘erstty lraiisitton Prograrm and I found out "They shouldn't take ayyay tha MARI ' l' M‘i’ol‘ll‘il ‘l'fllAlf couldn't play." Sttnson said. “I was year of eligibility." she said "l‘hey upset at first I figured that l have say you can't do this and you can‘t 1988 US. Olympic Coach Kay Yow is looking forward to Korea. Yow plans to run her type of tempo and is looking for three years to do yyhat l cainc to do that yyith the team, They say you coaching the women's basketball team this year in Seoul. special players to help her reach that goal ill) H can‘t dotinything \yttlt tltc team "You should lttiyc fiyc years to Proposition H is an .\l( AA rule graduate The first year ysill be for that requires an athlete to scorc 7th) getting caught tip itt your acadcttitcs 1988 Olympic Coach strictly business or .iboyc on the SAl arid to The nest fotir years you should hayc .By Calvin Hall ple. When you ask her how have had a great influence on llldlllldlll .i Ill JYCfilgC to be eligible for participating " Senior Staff Writer former players are doing. she her and her philosophy for tortipctrtion as a fresltrttari Stmsott said the hardest thing rattles off an impressive list of "l‘hcy hayc been a big inflii \ttrisott did not look .it the rtrle as about Proposition 48 is not being Kay Yow is not a business names. places and occupations. ence on my life because of their .i harr'tcr lttttdertrtg her chances to able to play basketball \Hill the executive in the strictest sense. In doing so. you get a sense of belief iit me and the en play tollcgtate basketball. btit as a team but she has a business strategy the devotion and the core which cotit'agcrrtcitt and support I got lK'thlliliylliiiil'llL'U "When I go yyattli them play.” slic that is impeccable. she gtycs to caclt of ltct lrotit them.” she said ‘lti ‘yyheri i came here. my first stud. “fin sitting on tltc sidelines "I‘m in the business to dcyclop ”ptotlttcls " yyltatcyct‘ I did they didn‘t pitsli priority \y.ts to get .i degree. then yytshiitg I could play yyitli them " a genuine product." Yoyy said. "She‘s a great person not only the. they Just supported trtc ” play sflt' said “I proyed to thent lloyycyer. it yyill not be long “One that it ill last a lifetime. as a coach. bttt also as someone ()ite yyotrld tltrrrk that ii tlidL‘fl tli.rt It‘llli‘.l do it in the classroom as before Sttttsoti is able to strrt tip for To State “'01thth basketball to talk to." said Kerri llobbs. that is as successful .is Yoyy hell tisott lflCLUllfl " the Pack and she is looking foryyaitl bead coaclt and coach of the member of the Wolfpack would not lttiyc a role model to her collegiatecareer at State l988 US. Women‘s team. busi Women‘s basketball team. “I feel She has your three .\(( Lildfll \ot only \\tl\ Proposition 43 a ness involves far more than honored playing for her." pionships. a gold rticdal as tltc challenge but ll yy.is also a learning "I don‘t want to pttt my hopes too basketball. it iiiyoly'es people. \oyy sees the development of assistant coach of thc l‘iXJ cspcttettcc Strrisort said that ll lttgli my first year." she said ”I jttsl She. like other coacltes. wants her “product” as the result of a Womcn‘i ()lyntptc basketball helped her make the .idiiistrtient to want to help " her players to “become not only set of three priorities llet‘ faith team and non the gold iitcdal at college life Stittsort said she bclicyes that the the best players they cart is first. yyitlt people ttt her life thc(iood\ytl|(iatttcsm PINS "Its .in cypertcttcc that's taught team has the ability to yym it .ill. but become. bttt also the best people second and the task at hand ‘r'oyy hopes to .iclneye the me lll tollcgc academics come first. tltcy have to work hatd they can become." third "I see them as three success ol her role model i4 r‘r .r‘. f. .i‘il tlicri yy hateycr else." she stiltl “l ysant to yyttt at least [no .\(( However. Yoyv‘s desirc to iiitct'tyyined groups which cart be fortitcr l ( I ,\ ltctitl basketball \ttrtstiti s.itd Proposition 4H is cltatnpiotishtps and maybc cyctt ysin make the best people and players separated into three distinct L'titlcll .ltiflll \\ (Nitlc‘ll Kay Yow instincts Ullt’. of her L'iioil it: the sense that it gtycs d \t «A chatnptottship." she said she possibly cart comes closer to groups " players t‘ltittnti it practice .ittricti-~ ..l chance to irttptoyc ttt their "“c ltayc to yyork hard .it it We reali/ation than yy‘ith ttiost pco Yoyy stitd that her parcttts \i't' RAY [it/t'i' .‘li’ sessron .itmtcrtttts It goes the athletes .i hayc the ability "

Spring is a time of renewal and Atlanta Braves fans Spring. ol the season losing liltll lll'xl to llils "turn 'tl! m ll' in. .\t'ti .lll \‘v "i record. their ltrst title olt'tte inattagciiiettt Stitptd. stupid. ln popular myth. it Is 4t ttttic ol lo .idd ttisiilt to trinity tlicy \\t.'l“ Uri» \\tty .lii 'll’ .fri tt‘ Hiiss ..H; tl.it' lfl't‘J stupid " rcticyytil Spring is that time of year also beaten by then \ \ \ l.itrri 'l. litilll. i' .i".'ittlt It: l‘tai tltc llttiycs littisltcd tltc It seems that suddenly. yyhcn one can look out the \ylllyltiyy Calvin team the Ritlittrritttl llt.iycs illlllllt' “."lLlll't" \i‘ l" ' gt‘i' thisiil‘i llllc'c‘ thirties tittl ill llf\l PldL’C triystcrrotisly cyett. alter tltc Brayes and sec people going to “my sptitigtttttruttg fl‘t .tti».‘ It lt llte, lll the “cd lhytsiott lhcy yyctc became sticccsslo' all the players yytshtng they did ttot iltl\L‘ to behind- lliis lll llst'lf is tto' .i~ f‘l‘.’ .i ii‘th lit 1‘. 't 1 it.‘ ‘.y;s‘~l lyy iiyytlct lt'il ltlltlt‘t .ts that made them .i good tc.ittt lll the the dtiy is simply too nice to tide“- Hall ,is it seems \laprr liziz'iit' lotto» list." .'yl'.r.‘ l ~ Ni ‘t" t "t \rrtt'rrtas lc.irtt " lot the brtclcst years bclorc yycrc ttadcd People bchtttd ti desk or rtt .i ftlcltil‘. spring tt.it!iirie to y'\.ll'l.ll« thc l‘ltt‘. lit. . ‘ 'i‘ .‘ tiri- or 1”:th l' \L‘L'lllt.‘\l ltl lirayes latis likc llrctt llutlcr and llrooks Licoby. Spring is that tune til you yyltctt \tilt ol tiott ‘lll‘t'l‘-‘.tl\ .itirl llsllt.‘ -ftii« o; r l; c ‘it.tl rt ‘.\t'liiil coon lotcycr it didn‘t yylto \yetc budding into ptcmicrc \ytsll ytitt Liliillil lttt‘-t‘ [tiltit'tllc's ltl tlt ll t.'.trti .rttrl ’litiitit'liivti' rip-p lllt‘ir’tlf ltcs tlic liittltty of yyltat players. \yctc replaced yyith people yu-p stt.ttt‘ltl lt t~ .tlso llt.tl lllltr.‘ rd if|i3lr\' litr‘.‘. .3, t,‘ 'llt’ ,1“ Ml W“. l.itttt -.-t~.'t;i m "t lt' sl;tt_r. pr, . l, \\_t ‘ii'nn' P-t tics l.itt rs till about lo who \yctc pretty much past tltctr year '.\ltl.‘ll uni lord My mouth- \‘ldlllt‘. iii .ivr‘rmiH“ ‘ ~l'lil5ll ’itt’lii' t‘. 'l‘"; , i‘lt ’lt‘Ilt '-.\y\'\‘r \Hltlyl lt.tyc Listed. il peak lbts sent tlic llr.iycs trom “and ‘.‘.t'll t'i‘l‘l ’1 lli i ' ' ' 't‘tttv-i 'w'itttlt'“ .1 it to ‘1, \ ".t‘.' '.,t~. j: itit ii iii? ‘.t ttltft't than it being it toritcttdcr to being cytri lcss ltyri“ ~‘i‘llllt it ,I . W H H..i rt . | ‘r .t ‘ i t i_ lr' ‘\ s 'lr~'rtt yylttit happened to li‘utl‘ .t trtctcttdcr it: .i suit: in hellish it rt t ' tl ti‘t.t' flu :':‘ ytilt". \ytli .ill rill l~ ir_. t,t.ltirt w \ltd‘til littl‘ \tr’ ”R \\ l \‘ rill't‘ft‘ sl,’ 2 8 April 22 1988 Technician :gSpérl5

Kay Yaw pllpws role model Wooden’s Pyramid of Success (rmlr'nued/rom page I!) one DIthe .rgicatcst op who are “committed to defense both International level. since I979 She \ott\c IlctItI the sl\ll|‘..’ '\ on re ”TWIWI‘IL he'stiintpicssiltle mrtuhTtiosslt/b. der been faced Il‘ltIIVItIUZIII) and as a learn arid has found it a rewarding. enjoyable irresistible. IItc lcacIlc‘l [llIlI \im SIIL‘WII‘UII“: m”“'”H"“‘I”CI- Yow had the pleasure of meeting with she said. I look forward to Viho are devoted to “unselfish play experience and has pursued and "we” I 8.3L. km MN and .m‘. n”. (the that \AIII last a lifetime her role model at a basketball it. on the offensive and off the court” found success in it. banquet and she said it was “a Yow explains that lter approach to help her accomplish’that goal. particular thrill" for her to have the to coaching the Olympic team is You stresses that [earn unity is a Yow credits Associate Athletics opportunity. She even has a framed “not a lot different than her big part of any success that her team Director Nora Lynn Finch for NEED SUMMER EMPLOYMENT7 poster of Wooden's “Pyramid of approach to coaching at State." Will have. leadership. cooperation success. She said that Finch sup Holiday Inn Reservation If you have good interactive Success“ given to her by a former That means an emphasis on an and commitment to the same cause ported her and made her “want to Center has immediate telephone SktIIS a high school player. uptempo game with pressure are all part of team unit) . she said. do" the job. openings for Temporary Call diploma or equivalent work “I admire him as a person and as a defense and a great transition game, Although Yovt is exerted about Yow said she respects Finch SerVice Sales Agents. Perfectexperience and can type 30 coach.” she said “I believe in However. Yow said that it will not her opportunity to coach the because Finch is the kind of person 20' 3:03:39? striding.‘ MUSI/ b_ wpm please apply in person everything in his Pyramid of Suc- be a "run-and-gun" type team. “Push Olympic team. coaching on the who says “you can do this." It was vaia e o wor ays. even orsendresumeto: oess. and set" is her philosophy. international level is something that Finch who encouraged Yow to ings, and weekends . - The most recent product of Yows “If the shot is there on the she said she was reluctant to do at coach on the international level. We offer the followmg: HOI'daV Iggnlzgrservatton application of Wooden‘s pyramid is transition I want my team to take first “because you do it with people Another source of encouragement 0Comp|ete training program . her Work as coach of the US. it." she said. "But. if the shot isn‘t you don't know." came to Yow from a visit she made OBenefit package available 1705 Cary-Macedonia Road Women's Olympic basketball team. there. I want the team to set up the Yet. she has been involved either to a former teacher after Yow OProgressive incentive wage Raleigh, NC 27606 It is a task that Yow looks offense and look for the best shot." as a coach or assistant coach. on the finished high school. plan Affirmative Action Employer forward to with great enthusiasm. Yow‘s ultimate goal for the r -- . We are an Ask her about how she feels about Olympic team is ‘.‘to run the coaching the Olympic team and she transition game as Well as any team will use words like “honored." that‘s ever done it." “fortunate" and ”challenged.“ She said she is ltxtking for players 1 * * *STUDENTS* * SUMMER VACATION STORAGE Old Mil. $52.95 Bud, Lite. Home For Summer? Mii's Best $53.95 Coors, Miller $63.50 Tired of Wasting Time? STUDENTSPECIAL.APRIL 150: thru A U0. 3: Busch $55.80 Michelob $70.50 Spend a or .icti.e summer earning money and gaining valuable experience! 832- 2423 Nat. Lt, $60.50 Molson $75.95 Call our Raleigh OIII. r to register for jobs in the Raleigh and Charlotte area , 5’x5’ BIN $60/summer 50 lbs. of ice and 50 cups included. CORPORATE PERSONNEL Free delivery to campus 782-1818 S’XIO’ BIN $80/summer Oberlin Road - 5 Stoplights from campus 832-6548 Never a Fee 5’x15’ BIN $1 (JO/summer Flat Rate AAA CONVENIENT MINI STORAGE We invite you to join the No Deposit 270l McNeil St. Raleigh 27607 2nd Floor Units W’ NCSU Student Community

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Lacrosse: From varsrty to club level Tri-Club ﬁnishes

second in nationals

The Wolfpack Triathlon Club The Triathlon Club. which cur- ended their season by capturing rently has about I5 members, was second place in the National Col- started in March because “there was legiate Triathlon Championships an interest on campus, and it scented held at the University of Central like the right thing to do." said Florida tn Orlando on April 2. Walker. Colorado placed first overall. A five-member State team com- Triathlon is a sport that is gaining peted in the event. which consisted popularity worldwide. and it will be of a l/3-mile swim. a l5vmile bicycle an exhibition sport at this year‘s race and a 3-mile run. Olympics. he explained There are The team was anchored by club also plans to start a triathlon class at preStdent Ian Darraha sophomore. State. who finished in less than 58 minutes The club has finished its organized to take third place overall among activities for this semester. bitt will apprOXtmately 300 competitors. travel to a competition in thmtng Senior (‘hristina Dekraay placed ton at the beginning of the fall sixth among the women and was in semester. The club usually meets the Top 20 overall. while freshman at 7 pm. on Thursdays to discuss Chris Weed placed l0th overall. new training techniques and provide Sophomore Roger Church and information on upcoming multtsport junior .lim Walker came in 25th and events. All interested students and 3lst. respectively. in their first faculty, regardless of experience. are collegiate meet invited tojoin. are a.W’W'WIAv/n-,, .‘r Volleyball Club hosts SAM ADRIANCE/STAFF The NC State Lacrosse Club came tiom behind Saturday Your Heart Tournament The American Heart Association night to beat George Mason 7-1 tit finish second in the taCross sponsored the tournament held at Old Dominion ACC championships By Lisa Coston about 6 pm. First. each team WlII Bonner: Support is there for the Sport Sports Editor play each of the other teams. Then. the two teams with the best records ByScottDeuel Iltere is a strong case for cessful as NC. States was. their own uniforms. Each un will faceofffor the championship. ASStgnments Editor rett . sitting tarstty lacrosse at got canned by the university." iform costs $40 and that does The Volleyball Club will host the State ('tirretttly. four Atlantic Now. there is a demand for not include cleats or equipment. In addition to the undergraduate last fall. 5.000 students (oast (onlct'ence schools hate lacrosse and the interest in the Fontaine said. men‘s Undergraduate Club ACC team, the club sponsors three men’s signed a petition asking the ‘sdl\ll) lacrosse squads sport ts definitely growing. ac- Fontaine is an avid supporter Championship this weekend. Teams cording to John Bonner. NCSU of lacrosse and under his three from UNC. Duke. Virginia and and two'women‘a teams of varying Athletics (’otirtcd to reinstate l W Virginia Maryland and ('ltib Sports Coordinator tion. the Wolfpack lacrosse team Maryland are expected to compete ability levels. which compete tn the lacrosse as a varsity sport I’llht‘ (II! it have squads ranked has compiled a 7 8 record this tn the tournament. USVBA. Andre Fontaine. lacrosst in IIIL nation's lop l5 le is Bonner. who graduated from the in; kt‘tl st‘ttilltl Virginia tttiid State in l‘)74. estimates between year. At the end of each spring. The tournament IS for eight-man Besscr, who is co-captain of the (lttb president. presented Maryland fourth arid Duke is 35 and 55 players compete in the team travels to Ontario to teams. Seniors Paul Besser. Jason men‘s undergraduate team along petition to the Athletics ('otinctl Htli Syracuse is presently the lacrosse each spring. And. compete in an annual lacrosse Prabel. Joe Gruss. Sven Bader and with Prabel, stressed the fact that made up of Athletic Director number one ranked college because the interest exists. there tournament. The team will finish Eric Tang. and underclassmen John volleyball players of any ability level ltm Valvano. Frank Weedort lat rosst- team is also a women's lacrosse club tip their spring season with an Botiati. James Chivas. and Shawn are welcome in the club. Dr Richard Mocberie and three team alumni game this Sunday at 2:00 Weiss make up the State squad. students Past tradition is anot ltet’ However. the Lacrosse Club pm. “That’s the purpose of the club.“ Alter I-ontaine pleaded his strong reason for having a has a budget of $4.000. Bonner Key performers on the team The squad has competed against he said. “Everyone can play It‘s case before committee members lacrosse teatti at State said that presently. the NC. are Mark Freemon and Cyrus teams like Villanova. Tufts Universi a good way to get on a team and he was informed by tltent that Ihc M «As leading career State Club Sports Authority Stacy at midfield: Greg Kempf ty. and Robert Morris this season. play organized volleyball against there was no interest in picking sLtilt‘l is Stan (ock‘ertoit. who tN('S(‘SAt has a working budget at the defensive position; and Ed ThCll' 5-4 record includes a win over other people who take the sport tip a teant at the present ttttte set the record during his col of “3.000 for 30 club sports. Dabol and Fontaine at the UNC. as well as losses to NCAA seriously.” llowever. Fontaine believes that lcgtatc days at State He added that the money the attack position. George there ts hope of a varsity -‘sttct .t successful lacrosse N('SCSA receives comes from “Most of the experienced guys topv20 varsity teams from The club» currently has about 60 lacrosse team. and he will ttoi progtattt iii the I970s and the student fees, the Alumni on our team are from the North Mason and East Stroudsburgh members; 35 men and 25 women. stop until there isone. early I‘I80s. the sport was Association and the Athletics like New York or Connecticut." Club president Cirtiss said the Under the leadership of faculty “We're planning on trying scrapped after the I982 season Department. Fontaine said. “Some of our tournament begins at 9 am. Satur- adviser John Brockhaus. the club again next year.“ Fontaine said. "It was one of the few cases tit The lacrosse team practices other team members have no day on Courts 3 and 5 at Carmichael meets on Monday and Wednesday “We're going to try for l5.000 collegiate history." Fontaine three days a week. There are no prior experience. but they learn Gym and urged “as many supporters nights for approximately two hours. student signatures.“ said. “that a program as suc coaches and the players supply the game pretty quickly.“ as possible" to attend. All students, faculty and staff The tournament will last until membersmbbmioin.

MARK RUSH/STAFF AR RUSH/STAFr MAR RUSH/STAFI; N C State’s pa". Splatt tries to stea, second base as Ubeny-s Mike Rivas Jumps after he catches the ball while Splatt slides into second But is be safe or is be out? it looks like it's upto your discretion. Rivas awaits the throw base.

Zaun beats Wake Forest’s Masse for ACCPIayer of the Year Shortstop: A year ago. this was him credit for. gets second team. By Bruce Winkworth easily the ACC‘s strongest and Outﬁeld: Some people fall in love Assomate Sports Editor COMMENTARY deepest position. with Clemson‘s Bill with themselves at an early age, Spiers. Tech‘s Keith Kerver. such as Wake Forest center fielder ’so one needs to tell you that this st .tst-t- Ill 'Iit‘ I‘ICItI Virginia‘s Bill Narleski. UNC's Billy Masse. who leads the league in is the day you've been waiting Ior all Stale s (i.tt\ Slttttglctlct kci (‘atiipbell attd State's Alex Wallace self promotion. In the May I0 issue year No not the last day of classes l ix‘l‘li‘i nas sitting .i ltottct bat manning the positions. of “Baseball America." Masse said. htit the third annual Bruce IIltlIl (illIIlll .tttd has been rock solid The conference's two top among other things. “I don‘t feel like Witrktsottlt All A('(' baseball learn at second base etillllllllilllg ttist tour shortstops this year. Clemson‘s I've gotten the recognttiott I deserve. an ctetit that ranks right up there t-tttits tot .t plieitotticttitl 0.7x held Rusty (‘hapia 1.326 525 with l3 If there‘s a better college outfielder yttth suclt lllijjUf holidays as Arbor my air-rage (”unit had more stolen stealst and UNC‘s Ron Maurer than I am. I'd like to see him play.“ Day and f irotittd Hog Day Il.l\t'\ ttittlt- attd had scored and i329836 with 9 stealsl. weren‘t The maddening thing about this Since you‘ve been bieatlilesslt ‘Ill‘it l: ”I itiott ititts but the titsc lot eyen starting last year because of king of overt self absorption is that vtatting tor this all year. let‘s skin lltt‘ (rttltttt tstit open and slittt Vt h.tt Spit-rs and Campbell. but only Wake Masse basically backs up what he you know what attd get right to it tmiltl he .I kitcc tet'k tote lot (ittflttt l-orest‘s Brian Shabotsky (not the says (.470 IR 64 With an ACC- All stats listed here are tto titorc than should he tatcltilly thought out I‘ll constttctton worker in the Budweiser leadtng 29 stealsl. He‘s a sw'tft center lottt tlaysold t.tII ll .t IIt' .tlltI split on title cottimericali can challenge them for fielder who can tltrow out base- First Base: 'I'urtlc 7atttt hitting this year's team. runners trying for extra bases and he 4M \HIIl 33 home runs and 77 Rlll Iliitd Base: ( It'lltstill s It tl\ |)et'ensiiely. Maurer and ('harpta can hit. He‘s an obvious first choice has no peer at tltts or arty tilltt‘t Iiliittks i‘..t> I“ ‘.ll IIlt‘ hc‘\l tillt'ltstyc‘ had identical 946 fielding percent in the outfield posituin The competitori at lttsi llrlllllk'ts i 10‘ l‘5‘li. bttt he s an ages. btit Maurer had more honters. The second choice ts equally easy. base. Uiltilt: worthy. wasn't c\ctt titlIIlt‘ItiL'l \‘.Itti tttotctl to IIIIllI titt' oi runs scored and RBI. He also has State‘s Briart Bark t382 ll 4m has tltisc out wl". .tlltl he looks tltt part lIc the biggest mouth of any shortstop been at his best when it counted. in (icotgta I‘eclt‘s Btlh I’arltattt ~\.l~ stillll‘I'lt“\ tit.ttt.it;t's lti L’L'l the nth iii the league Shabotsky H37 3 3“ A('(' games. t45‘) 7 22) and he's hitting U5 with I6 homers and 5‘ done it tltttd but II tstt’t pretty had It» errors and a .925 fielding struck out a grand total of fottr tim RBI itid (letttson's Mike \Itltltttt lttook~ ltt'itls l ltot sitt.tslt rltli\ll .itaerage Matter wins in a photo lll I‘M) at bats After first seeing l’at Iflt' hire the more stay .t t.tttttct kills Bark. you wonder why the batboy is t totisﬂi. Maryland's Scott .i sti.tkt \tttlt .i lioc IIIL’ slittlics 'llt ttnish. swinging a bat iii the on-deck circle. tctsoti i 167 ii iSl attd I'N( 's ( hits lit tutti lli.t. lic‘ Ituist' tit littssttlg (‘atcher There are three can But. Bark can flat otft hit and he hits I attria ' Nil 9 WI were quite t'tllltt‘rn ttlittr Iiintiks acts through with ll dttlatt-s here who present tntrtgtiingly the ball with authority l’tlIiIt‘ My vote goes to Parhain who tytil ltt- |l so: lt'llt|\| manage to Her it tIlIIc'fL'lll qualifications ('lentson's Picking a third outfielder gets MICHAEL PROPStrstAii is the only person he ctcr met who Bert IIeffernan l335333 With I3 Turtle Zaun‘s better than average year \st'dl‘ a bigger but one iii than I tIl‘ il‘ in to'ultl IIlt' liltlItIt'lll is only stealsi is the incumbent and has the tough There are several worthy should easily get him lsl/t‘ T “4) it... .rittit til.t\IItI.fI(' I \M s I).ttttt I‘L'SI tonibtnattoit of offense arid candidates. including llN( ‘s Tom the ACC Most Valuable Player Award. Second Base: Iltc UltltIlL‘\ \ttlt ( tl‘ 'il-i‘ll It tt‘ ltt‘llt‘i 'It'it'ttsl‘ t‘ sl ll‘ Nevin tilll llll‘i yvtth lo stealsi. (ittllti- itirl ‘l‘. lo’l ’Iltt tslltillllJlI‘It tlclctise State's Bill Klenosltek Virginia‘s Kcttn McDonald struggled since then. missing several very qualified candidates otl' prrihdly \tilt' ltil IL‘CII‘S I\ ll I‘ll tlli it‘sw t‘lllll i‘l llh r Jim l? 590 swings the best bat and tih‘) ‘) .‘Xi and I)a\td (iiiy games and trying hard to get his altogether. t lx‘ l l 47 with 37 slt‘tlIH and that . il‘.tl l N( 's Jesse IeVIs t298822l is rht thni since coming back. titttlctstattdablc. IIe \Mitt it last year Intuit .ttttI ltls ltcltlittc .iti‘tnpt' this pttilmhh the best defensive player r in 5 Din ('Ictttsons Randy Mit/et Designated Hitter: In Just ilt) .lIltI \\.l\ the slugging stat of last t,\l ‘vtt ,‘tilllls lity'ltt'i i‘Hh ”Ni iiii4 H with 34 slealsi. (reorgia He‘s scored 54 runs arid his atrbats. State‘s Dell Ahalt was slillllllt‘lS I’titt '\lllt'llt no team (er‘ih‘l \ll‘y I (W “Vii i'l slt',II\l lhe coaches wtll vote for Hel Icch's K H White t 13‘) ll 15 with on base ayerage is 468. but he's hitting .382 (.452 in A(‘(‘ gtttttesl Ito! firtlf'trt toitittttttcd l‘) tgrtotu int trrtt 't.lIIi tti.ittti. licoittsc moan and it's hard to argue against .‘0 \It'.lI\l and Pitt Mchiitre hitting Alllsl 300 m A('(‘ games with l3 homers and 39 RBI llll‘~ «anon tot .t 00‘! ltcltlttii' \\ ,y Ir-tt \\.iiiitl \.t\\k|\\ them (lcrnsoti's pitching staff is tWI lfiii tIIItI State‘s \lat'k because of the tttttiry l'll ptit him on While playing full time. ( Ictttsott‘s »i \t..it Iiltli Ivor“ ll.t\ Hit: a super year. and you have to thlictst ’vh'h‘ ‘) Hi the second team. and round out the Mike Couture was at Mitt thlll ll tietttti'ti't

Turner named Most Outstanding Student Athlete at banquet By Lisa Coston sviiiiiiiitngl Anne Marie Voorhcis llersh and Scott \lcleer delaiiltcd l ntversitv lrials tire sent-dined itil lab on “at h All games begin at and tyyoinen's tennisl; (‘havonda Jacobs to Alfonso Ochoa and Michael today and finals are slated for . l‘ Ill Dwuan June tyioiiien‘s indoor trackl. Michael (itlbert. Saturday 0 O O Staff Writers Patton tmen’s indoor trackl; Melinda The Pack will take on seventh the chraiiked golf team wrll Dudley ty‘olleyballl‘: and Scott seated UVa today at 9 am in the After the .»\(( s the track team travel to Stateshoro. (ieorgia to \t( «A wrestling champion Scott ltiiner twrestlingl. consolation bracket will travel to Philadelphia to point participate in the (bus Schcnkel Turner received the H.(‘. Kennett 0 O 0 pate in the Penn Relays on \prit Invitational this weekend. and will Award for Most Outstanding NCSU Former State center Trena Trice 3030 The Pack will return to defend lls ()mrii Invitational title in Student Athlete at the annual llie Duke Bltre Devils soundly is among 58 basketball players who Raleigh on May l4 to lttist the lurk ( harlottcsvtlle Virginia May 68. till sports banquet Wednesday night defeated the men‘s tennis team in have been invited to try out for the lwihght before heading oil to The Pr. ‘ hopes to receive an at Mission Valley Inn. fey twomen‘s Cttlss country I. l’at first round competition in the A(‘(‘ l988 US. Women’s Olympic team, lzugenc. ()regon June 14 for the at large bit. to the N('v\A champion» Tttrner won the national champi Piper lmen‘s cross countryt; ('harla leiiiiis Tournament at Wake Forest Trials will be held in (‘olorado \'( ‘.-\ At hampionshtt s ships in l os \tigcles May 35 38. onship for the lSOpound class and Williams (women‘s fencingl. Donn 'l‘l‘ursdriy by a scoreof 7 2. Springs at the Olympic Training O O C compiled a 30 2 l record this season. Mueller tmen‘s fencingl'. Joe (lag. llic dotrbles team of kdtlie (enter beginning this weekend ()thers receiving MVP awards tgolfl; Karen Tart tgymnasticsl: (ion/ale/ and Matt Price defeated The l‘lb’b‘ ~\(( Baseball llllillil lhe \yollpack will open its l988 were: Vinny Del Negro [men‘s l.arry (ilickman triflel; Tab Ramos Mark Mance and Jamie l‘it/gcrald 0.. merit will be held tn (ireeiiyille st tootliiill season on September 3 at 7 basketball)‘ Sharon Manning tmen‘s socceri; Jill Rutten tvyonien‘s o 3, (ii at the numberthree post The AH Track ('hampionshrps \lay ll l5 llovvevct. there are still pm ill (elflL'l l‘llth) against East. twoinen‘s basketballl; Tonya soccer): Melinda Moxm twomen‘s tioii l'he l’ack's other win came at begin today at Wallace Wade three home games lelt State plays tl’sythe'i \Nestcrn (arolina Be l awrence tcheerleadingl; Suzie Tuf» swimming); (’huck Niemeyer tmens number two doubles when Jeff Stadium on tltc campus of Duke ( lemson on “in t» 7 and (ictti't'tJ lllt'lt‘

Clemson’s Bill Wilhelm should take Coach of the Year honors ( unit/med from page IB 3.59 l‘.RA with 73 strikeouts and m the bunch (1” it a fottr way he take Wise in a close decision over lltc .ivyatil yyill tonic tlll\\ll n. pitthed around The coaches have inst 2| walks ll] 83 innings) lt's iust Relief Pitcher The pre season Milchtti llll\ ll \illl itskt‘tl lllt’ L'ly'lll lr'eyttt' the iizniost respect for Masse talmost Maryland‘s Lou Holcomb. despite a that Clemson‘s Brian Barnes has wisdom had (ieorgia Tech‘s Jim Player of the War. Masse “I” tell coaches whether they'd Lillly't Lite .is llllltll as he has for himselfl. but decent year 1354-329). is a distant been sensational tXt). 3.16. 06 Poole walking away with this one. you that he deserves this award tand [nun or Massc with the yaltlc on the they are stared todcath of Turtle. third. Big Daddy Ahalt barely beats strikeouts in 88 innings). Barnes has btrt that same wisdom had State and any others you iiitght be handing line. at least live. maybe sis. would (ouch of the Year Bill Wilhelm out ('outure here on the basis of beaten Georgia Tech twice. and he Tech finishing ahead of (‘lemson in null and in a normal year he‘d win ll not only prefer to Pllyll to \l.isse ol ( lemson His team was picked to performance in league games. missed throwing a perfect game the regular season, So much for CilSll}. Bttt Turtle /aun isn't exactly they'd gladly \killb /.tun to fact to tiiiish .i weak third this year after hornets and RBI per at-bat. and against North Carolina by ‘iust four me season vy tsdom. having a normal year. and because \lttssc and w itlt good reason ltt\lllk' .is much lioiitliiie talent to the singing voice. Anyone who sings like outs. l’oolc t3 3. 3.76 with savesl has the A( (."s coaches vote on this. lurtlc liit Fl7 til l‘oi ftlll iii In ill.lll and graduation as anyone in Ahalt deserves to make All-ACC as Hartsock. State‘s Brad "The had a good year. bttt so has Turtle will win easily, :\( ( games tlits year “I'll l l the tttttltlH Instead. the Tigers blew consolation. Dream" Rhodes (80. .i H). l'N(”s teammate .Ioe Wise t3 ll. 3.74. 4 Masse transferred to Wake after homers and il RBI lles killed the \t( rate apart early and won it Starting Pitcher State's Jeff Michael Hoog t7 4. 438). arid saves and it) strikeouts in 4b three years at Davidson so the conference pitching L'tlllll.‘ .l\\it\ the ligers were 346 Hartsock won the last two years. bttt Georgia Tech‘s Scott lirwin t7tl. mmngsi. l‘or that matter. so has league coaches krioyy lurtle bettt-i \lost worth in the \(l ltel that List time I looked and had won l7 his reign rs at an end. Not that 2.86l all deserve menttorr for second (‘lemson‘s Mike Milchin ll fl. IXO. 4 He‘s been killing them for two veins \\lllly‘ \lasse is it great hitter. lie tan straight games Hartsock has had a bad season (82. team. and there isn't a booby pri/e saves in inst IS innings pitchedl. I‘ll and that rims make a difference be pitched to latin L.lll only l‘t' \utl s.iid

Carroll, Metcalf, Sigma Chi take intramural championships By Tom Campbell their "(m—teams. because they finish best singleseason results ever are bttt David Dawson attributes their made outstanding contributions to this spring to finish ltrst and take the lntramurals Editor ed second in football. third in tumulated at N.('. State The success to their top five finishes lll ‘\letcalf‘s banner season title lennitcr lance is the athletic basketball and softball. and fourth in residence hall ran away with men‘s every sport they participated Kevin (arroll Dorm captured the director and organized the winning volleyball. residence title by totaling nearly Shumate was the team leader for \ytinlctt's t‘c‘slylc‘ltc‘t‘stirtttll\ tltlr' l\\ ( itttollstittails Sigma ('hi. Metcalf Residence Metcalf. led by the orgam/ation of 2.100 points Metcalf. playing in every sport btrt finishing very strong down the lll “\" league softball action. Hall and ("arroll Residence Hall won Athletic Directors. David Dawson Metcalf claimed titles in softball one. Les Robinson. Stephen Ponder, stretch (arroll tzime on strong to \lt-ti.ill Sigma Kappa. and Delta the overall intramurals champion Sign-iii l’hi yyoii their respective titles ship this season. blowing away their and Dennis Hayes. turned in the "A". swimming and volleyball ‘(". Tim lawerence. and Keith Vest also overtake potttts lcadct (hi (hut-git competition. Sigma Chi ended PKA's four-year reign as champions as they became the first fraternity to amass over 2,000 points. They finished with 3.015 5 for the year. The fraternity champions relied on a unified team effort and great determination to lead the point standings the entire year. The key to Sigma (‘hi‘s success was their dominance in “(‘"vTeam Sports, finishing first in football and volleyball and taking second in basketball. Sigma (‘hi‘s “A"Team Sports never suffered from the success of

Braves only hope a better season comes ( 'on/inuedfrom page [B iiiiprisomnent at the botton‘ of the division standings and a record that JERRY HARRISON: no one cares to brag about. Not to Casual mention. the fact that Forbes GPdS... iiiaga/ine listed the Braves in their annual listing of Fortune 500 companies What does a Braves fan do through all the losses. the indignities and the ineptitude? They keep watching. They turn to led Turner‘s socalled “Supersta tron" and watch an “America‘s Team" that has gone the way of so many other "America‘s Teams“— toward mediocrity and decline. They watch every painful inning with the hope that a one-game turnaround . . ’ ’ will lead to a one season turnaround tt).t)t)t)MANlACS (lriviirn cryin'_ and. eventually. to the Braves' first l’\' \\\‘ tittiyt “'lllsll'l Ilatm-s Ill IJUII World Series, Sure. other teams lose or have been bad for as long. if not longer. than the Braves. But with the Braves. it’s different. the Atlanta Braves, more than arty other team in professional sports. represent not just a city. but a whole region. During the spring and summer months the Braves become the collective consciousness of what is typically known as the “New South." For Southerners. there are no other professional baseball teams in the region to i“ support. l

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Call 8390706 and while NO TAIL, Substantial reward, 787—9665, litetlme disk storage Five years at service to MondayPublic Relationsthrough ThursTIavelday 34Raleighhours evenings iax delinquent property Call (805)6449533 Ext Female wanted to share 2 bedrm lurnlshed apt, at , . NCSU/close to campus Visa/MC welcome Rogers Must have own transportaion Reliability 0 mus I370Iorinta V? 7 Ivy Commons. W/D, patio, AC, minibllnds, disposal 4 FrJays-1:3 &Assr_nc 508St Mary'sSt Raleigh 8340300 Cali Ablesl, 783 8367 King Size Waterbed everything included Must sell Available May5. 839-1157. —----—-'II THE REASONABLE IPRICER Only $200 8511827 Female roommate wanted. Summer and/or loll, 'II I IN!) \IIIIS THE EXPERTpapers,TYPERresearch reports, theses dis SET APPOINTMENTS BY TELEPHONE Parttlme Please call 467-8980, M-F, 106. Please ask tor Resumes, and Thursday evening hours Work through the summer Call Penny. sertatlons Will pickprocessingup on Tuesdayby Hannah Hamilton Jack or Cathoiaen at Piedmont Air Conditioning f 110‘ for.@163 HOUSES, APARTMENTS, ROOMS. 'rr-l block trom on783-8458campustorWordmore Intormatton 8515800 campus, Including parking. Call 8345180. 95, typing at a reasonable rate 7494 Creedmoor Stonehenge Mkt has Can youAbu—yje'epsiCars. 41x Isiselzed 011% Monday-Friday or leave message on our answering HELP" WANTED IBMTypingSelectrlclet us11doCallyourGinny,848-8791 immediateSubway opening rar EVENING MANAGER, hours raids lor under $100 007 Call tor facts today. machine, , TYPING IBMPC, Edit, Proot, 24-hour turnaround 5 pm close live night/week Premium wages 602-8373401450 2048 Little or no rent till graduation tar CPA or Cooks: $3.65—$4.50/hr. 552 309I leave message Vacation, bonus pay unllorms, meals Summer CORVETTE 75, exc mechanical cand. Partially Accounting student. Share large house N Raleigh, Drivers: Potential SIS-$87M rvaNG/woep PROCESSING Letters, resumes, partllme pasulons also available Call tor restored 56,800 8518009, 833-9702 847-5272 graduate papers etc Pick up and delivery Interview, 8468161 0 apply In person Suzuki T5125 With some accessories tor $150 NC State. Ligon 8r O‘Kelley Streets, Lg/2 bed/2 bath We deliver 7 days a week. Open 10.00 aim—Midnight, 7 days a week availablereports Please Call Kathyat 4811156 Summer Openings $945 to start Work In your 08 0 Call 8328437 apartment, Washer/Dryer. $425/mo. 8486628 rvPINc worm PROCESSING Fast accuroie hometown Wlll train lnternshlps available Start 1977 Plymouth station wagon, $600, nego 350 NCSU ‘7: block away, Unturnlshed rooms tor men 1227 Klldalre Farms er. 3209 Hillsbarough SI, 833 3535 guaranteed. Will also lormat and print your disk utter exams lnterVIew now 8517422 Call (IO 2) co engine, excellent running condition. Judy, Some share bath/kitchen. $200-$220/mo. Salt Bax Village 833 3495 Selma 4678239 SUMMER JOBS S1400/ma salaryl Spend your 78144355, 8726224 Includesutilities. 8471726. Typing8145704/page~7371307 TYPING FASTACCURATEREASONABLE 7C0“ Mrs Tucker, 8286512 TVPINGMORO PROCESSINGTerm papers, theses. and cover letters 18M equipment laser printerresumes Open Saturdays, close to campus 508 St Mary'sVISA/MCStreet,accepted8340000Rogers & Assoc, 1 lei; J 177' ll lira: ,i NOW HIRING. Flight Attendants, Travel AgentsAIRLINESMechanics, Customer Servrce Listings Salaries to $50 K Entry level positlons Call 805687-6000, Ext A 4488 Please Return Ilur Equinmenlll Restaurant has positions ATTENTION Crowleys dishwashers and available tor bus persons pay benetits and experienced cookscomeGreatwith the Ian Day, night, Before you graduate or leave for the summer, please return your channel selector and remote control to our working part-timeconditionspositions available 3071 Medlin lullDrRalgighand 787 3481 temporary location inside Addams Bookstore at 2109 Avent Ferry Road in Mission Valley Shopping Center needed tar cammercmls Casting intoBe onI---805TV 687-Many6000 Ext TV4488 A Cablevislan customer service representative WITITJe available to assist you during the following times: needs a ponitme lire BERLIN TIRE beCENTERmechanically inclined Good Job torchangersummerMust student Call 833--,4502 ask tor Thursday, April 28 — 11 am. to 4 pm. 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