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‘Suninsr Volume Vl. Number 7,._ North Carolina State University‘s Student Newspaper Since 1920

Summer party brings 2 indictments

by Kathryn R. Markle According to Liles. police sent “Travis just happened to be stance. he did not understand Day-unless a special permit is Staff Writer an undercover agent to the behind the bar at the wrong time.- ' police involvement that night. purchased." Council explained. magistrate to obtain a warrant Itcould have been anybody." he “We were against the law. but Council said he had sent a Selling beer without'a permit and go to the fraternity. said. weaere set up. memorandum to all fraternities at a partyin Fraternity Court “Although. both men are e just posted notices in the and residence balls on April 1. June 25 resulted in the indict- 9.11111: Safety involved members of PKP. Dagenhart said dorms and on Fraternity Court. 1980. which outlined policies com ment of two individuals and a the fraternity was not involved And somehow. someone printed cerning legal use of alcoholic referral to the Interfraternity “are called 11." Liles said. at all. copies and took them to beverages. The policy explicitly Council (IFC) Investigations “Sgt. Terry Abne was in charge “It was just a summer par- Hillsborough Street." Dagenhart states that donations for beer (or Board scheduled for fall. accor- of the shift. They made him ty—people in.the house wanted said. other alcohol) may be collected ding to Assistant Director of Stu- aware of what was going on. and ‘~ to have one. We weren‘t selling “State is looking into this. but before-a party. but not after the dent Development Herb Council. asked if he wanted to be involv beer to make money. We just it won't be until fall. We haven't party has started. According to Council. the par- ed. wanted to get some money back talked to the Investigating Com- ’As a result of the incident at ty was given at the Pi Kappa Phi “He called me at home. and 1 on the keg. mittee yet. but we don’t think PKP Wednesday night. Council (PKP) fraternity house by people instructed him to contact Herb “They (RPD) came in and they will blame the fraternity for has sent another memorandum living there for the summer. In- Council who was in charge of» bought a beer as an undercover this." he said. to all fraternity presidents and dividuals having the party had Fraternity CourtI Sgt. Abney agent. That's all they had to do. According to Council. the im-' house managers calling for a printed up posters advertising and Officer Fitzgerald then went They just flashed their ID's." plications of the indictments ex- special meeting of the IFC on beer would be sold Wednesday over to the frat house.” 1 Dagenhart said of Wednesday tend to all campus organizations.- August 21. night for 25 cents a draft. At the time they arrived. the night. “The implication is that beer “One of the Raleigh police was. undercover agent had already Although Dagenhart admitted cannot be sold at any campus (see “ABC. " page 2) given an advertisement on purchased beer. under a sign sellinghserwasillegalinthisin- event -.tbat includes Zoo Hillsborough Street about the posted over the bar advertising party. The ad said they would be beer for 25 cents. according to selling beer for 25 cents a draft." Liles. Council said. “They (police) took aside the “Once they (Raleigh police) house president and the received an advertisement like gentleman behind the bar. and that. they took action. They saw cited them to court for selling there was a violation of the law, beer without a permit. There and had every right and jurisdic- was no trouble." Liles explained. tion to come on campus. But they “I understand the party con- did coordinate with Public Safe- tinued. but they stopped selling ty." Council explained. beer and just gave it away.” he' Public Safety ‘Lt. Larry Liles. said. acting director while Director James Cunningham was out of Two indieted town. explained how the indict- ments occurred. PKP House Manager Chuck “Raleigh (police) instituted the Dagenhart. one of the individuals ‘ .,wt search. They were the ones who indicted to appear in court. said . r) received complaints on he had been cited because police Hillsborough Street. Some of the held him reponsible for the taverns on Hillsborough were house. Travis Wilson was in- affphotobySimon 11ths) very upset (about the ad) and dicted because he was behindthe called the Raleigh Police Depart- bar when the undercover agent MpersonswereindictedforABCViolationsatapartygivenbysummerresidentsoftheflltappa ment(RPD)." Liles said. purchased beer. Dagenhart said. r111 fraternity house located at 2401 w. Fraternity Ct.-

Students will Suggest $40 rentincrease by Margaret Britt which went up an. estimated proposal on a report for 1980-81 working through it. News Editor 314.000. dormitory and operations budget “I won't even guess. I could. and Kathryn R. Markle . This figure is a line item which. planning and a memorandum but I won't." Haywood said. Staff Writer includes replacement of items in from Director of Residence Life Haywood said he did not know the dormitories such as light and Charles Oglesby to Haywood on whether North Hall would also Student Government will' bathroom fixtures. Rea said. information for a rent increase. ' have a rent increase. recommend a tentative $40 dorm Rea also said there were Vandalism and subsequent “North Hall is structured dif- ' room rent increase per semester several miscellaneous areas t hat renovation. including parts and ferently. That operational _ for the 1981-82 school year to “increased a good bit." ,1 labor. formed a large part of the .budget is not being discussed: State's Division of Student Af- Administrationand student of- students‘ base for the rent in- he said. fairs Tuesday. July 8. \ficials are working now on the crease. Angela Tatum will represent ‘ 1981-82 dormitory budgetso that Replacement of such items as Student Government in making the rent cost may be presented shower curtains. tasks such__as re- the recommendation. to incoming freshmen. painting and elevator vandalism inlaid;3' The recommendation follows a “From looking at the budgets were mentioned in the meeting ' request.from Associate Dean for they've given us and their projec- as major costs on which the Student Affairs Dr. Charles tions. they do need an increase. students' decision was based. -State_'sacquisitionofthe$quare Haywood for student input into a “However. i do believe that Charges for household sup my brings up allegations . rent increase proposal. ‘m'ost budgets are padded and plies and service under Physical againstDavidMSrnoot. Page! Steve Rea. student body . that there are areas that can be Plant were sharply criticized. treasurer. and Joe Gordon. stu- cut.” Gordon said at the Wednes- Gordon said Haywood had told“ ~Tedlnlclan has new summer dent body president. met with day meeting. him he has some ideas to cut ccltor.Page3. Tatum last Wednesday evening a “1‘1’11 trying to be realistic ' these costs. to discuss the recommendation. about this whole thing and show Haywood said the students‘ :Shining better than '11: Page Tatum is a student membver the administration that we. as recommendations will be given of the ad hoc Rent Committee. a . representatives of the students. consideration. (Stall photo by Griffiths) temporary committee formed to -, are very conscientious about this ”If they come in with ~Thc inimrtable‘ Mike Cross sells make the rent proposal. dorm rent increase. reasonable. realistlc reommenda- out me Pier once again. Page 5. the Fourth of July celebra- “Their estimates say they “And we want to be in a posi- tions.'their influence will be as tion at the Fairgrounds need 850. but there are different tion to explain to the students good as any." Haywood said. ~Astepclosertojustice. Pageb. brought out a little of areas where we thought they why their rent is going to in- But Haywood said he was not everything in people. Roll could cut back their budget." Rea crease. because it is going to in- in a position to discuss the rent -Adjectives before baseball? on to page 1 for more. said. crease.’Rea said. increase. Page 8. Those areas include such The students were basing “1 don't know what the rent in- things as household supplies. their recommendation for the crease is going to be. We are TQ.'l'w‘o/minimisedlion/s.179in

State’s new purchase raises

allegations against SmoOt

The combined rent paid to Noble alleges that Smoot often byEIaaDahe Smoot amounted to over 96.500 a strappedaguntohislegwhilehe Sufi Writer month, and “when Crazy Zack's ran a bar upstairs. State’s recent acquisition of left the Square. that took away The Square tenants said they "Hillsborough Square has over 82.000 a month.” Wilburn have had to do most of their own unleashed a series of allegations “id. 1 7 ‘3' maintenance. against current Square owner 'Barry’s and Free Advice. like Swenson and Gary Hoover.» David M. Smoot. Edward’s Grocery. have seven- owners of Edward's Grocery. Neither Smoot nor. his lawyer.“ year leasesi recently replaced the roof. paid Harold Russell. Jr., .were The owners of Edward’s. for it “out of our own pockets" available for comment over the Grocery said that they weren’t and are now deducting that cost holiday weekend. offered enough money to get out from their rent. State arranged last week to of their lease. Tavern owners in the Square buy the property from 1912 to “From our understanding. haave also had to pay for upkeep 1920 Hillsborough St.,’ including State hasn’t bought, this proper- of the parking lot behing the ' the location of Edward‘s Grocery ty." said Paul Swenson. co-owner buildings themselves. Swenson when its lease expires in 1987. of Edward's Grocery. said. The parking lot is included Smoot. who declared But Wilburn. the owner “of in the sale to State. bankruptcy in November. owns Barry's and Free Advice. said. Wilburn also alleged that the property. State will have “we had no choice butkto take there had been times when possession sometime this month. what they offered us." "and ac- tradesmen working for Smoot Among the more serious cepted the $25,000 offer. did not get paid. allegations is that Smoot turned the city against the bar owners. “When Smoot put in the swim- ' ming pool. it was without a “I . license from the city,” said Fred 'Square tavern owners allege Smoot did not, main- Wilburn. owner of Barry’s and tain the buildings well. Free Advice. ‘ p ynnMcNeil It was after that. Wilburn Twopurnnertrucksandanaerialtruckrespondedtoaflrewhlch . alleged. that “the city got on our backs. We couldn’t so much as compietelydestroyed My Apartment lounge last Tuesday. hammer a nail without them (the “If ’we hadn’t," Wilburn con- “You couldn't get a plumber or cityl' being all over 'us. It’s all ‘ tinued, “we would’ve been put on electrician in here because they Smoot's fault, really." Wilburn an unsecure creditors list and know Smoot owns the building. said. been left without any rights." And when they do get here. you Topless lounge gutted Over 825,000 was spent by the have to pay them cash." Wilburn people who acquired the former ‘Another allegation is that said. location of Crazy Zack's to refur- Smoot did not maintain the Last week. Mary Lou Eycke, bish it. Wilburn said. and- plans buildings and parking lot ade- 'vice president of the Cameron bylate-afternoon fire were made to open it as a bar quately. Park Association said Square called Sounds Familiar. “Leaky roofs? When it rained. managers made little effort to They were never granted ait was just about like not having control the bars. "You never know with these beer license. and. without ever a roof at all!" said Crazy Zack's Wilburn has been in business 'hy Margaret Britt elect ' l fires." Langston s'aid. opening. lost close to $30.000, ac- manager Jim Noble. . at Hillsborough Square for three News Editor Ba ey’s Restaurant. located cording to Wilburn. Zack’s moved from 1918 years and estimated that, he only My Apartment lounge, a directly below the lounge. receiv. When Wilburn later tried to Hillsborough St. last October to a had a discipline problem with topless bar located at 2502 1/2 ed smoke and water damage. get permission from the city to larger location across from “maybe five out of 1,000 Hillsborough St. directly across Charles Barham. manager of obtain a beer license for the Meredith College, partially “to patrons." from the State campus. was gut. Baxley's. was in the building . former Sounds Familiar‘location. get away from Smoot." Noble (see “Tavern,” page 3) ted by fire on Tuesday. July 1. from 4 to 4:80. he was turned down as well. said. The fire. which broke out at A passerby noticed the smoke “The law says that you can ex- approximately 4:50 p.m.. com- and notified the owner of Two tend such a license if the . pletely destroyed the lounge. ac- Guys Restaurant, who walked establishments are under the ABC rep'will advise IFC cording to owner Doug Langston. out. looked at the smoke, and1m- same roof." Wilburn said. “We had to pry both the front mediately called the firedepart- Free advice is connected'by a (Continued from page 1) understanding is that he and back doors openito get to the ment. fire door to Sounds Familiar. (Cou'ncill just wanted me to come blazel." Captain Robert Truelove Smoke also filled Two Guys. Wilburn alleges that the city “To make sure all the regula- over and talk to them about sell- of the Raleigh Fire Department “My place is already smoked to , sent a letter to the State ABC tions are clearly understood. and ing beer." Gilliam said. , said. pieces. Thank God no one was in Board, asking them “not to let there are no misunderstandings. “We're going to refer this case All indications were that an there." Mrs. Baxley of Baxley’s him (Wilburn) have the privilege we are inviting a representative to the IFC Investigations Board. electrical fire began in the lounge Restaurant said. of extending his license." from the ABC Board," Council That will not be referred until behind the “beer box” (a Two pumper trucks and an T he ow n er s of t h e said. fall semester when school refrigerated container). aerial truck responded to the Hillsborough Square taverns pay Kenneth Gilliam, the Alcohol begins." Council said. Langston said. call. rent that costs them “more per Law Enforcemnt Agent who will Terry Bass, president of IFC. Langston had been in the Approximately 12 men fought square foot than Crabtree be attending the meeting. con- could not be reached for com- building at 2:30 that afternoon. the fire. Valley," Wilburn Said. firmed the tentatiVe date. “My ment.

On the Brickyard

Students express concern about recent Square sale

“I thought the convenience of she said. “It‘s going to be a detriment in Mary King. a business manage- by Sandi Long walking to the bars was nice. but And on the positive side, John the end. There aren't, enough ment- junior, also shared this opi- Staff Writer now there will be a bigger pro- French. a sixth-year design stu~ places anyway. And it won’t nion. “The students need a place , _ The Technician recently asked blem because the students will dent. thought it was a great idea. solve the problem because they'll near campus. Without this. there ' will be more State students what their opi- have to drive to get to these “It gives the University a just make new places.” Gregory " '9 alcohol-related driv- nions were on the University’s places and this will lead to more chance to grow.” French said. said. 108 purchase of Hillsborough Square. drunk driving." said Icenhour. David Lamm thought it was Jeff Cooke. a nuclear engineer- . The majority of the studentsin- Alice Wernicki. a computer really a bad idea. He said. “I Steve Williamson was concern- ing sophomore. also thought it terviewed didnot have favorable science sophomore. had a dif- think that something had to be. ed about ,the drunken driving the would add trouble to the campus. ’ attitudes toward the sale. ferent opinion. done. but that was a little? purchase might cause. Dawn Icenhour. a business “It was for sale. It was no dif- ' drastic." “From the point of trouble. it management and psychology ferent from any other purchase The university’s actions didn't “it‘s going to add a lot more will improve things on junior. thought that the purchase of a building. They had the really surprise Robert Gregory. - DUl's because the students will Hillsborough Street but will add would leadtobiggerprobiems my and they needed the an electrical engineering have to- drive instead of walk." mose trouble to the campus." he building so they purchased it." sophomore. Williamson said. sa1 . around campus. :. ,» , .r’ , beds... «aW»... July9.1m/Technicien/Throe

Rats not a problemIn Lee dorm thissummer

by Lisa M... pie.” Panee said. “They (the studentsl would .throw it into nearby ting a similar problem next year Sufi Writer Last year rats Here a problem. would be eating something and bushes. is to inform future residents of not only near Lee.what near Turl- they would throw it out thawin- At Lee. part of the problem the potential hazard of throwing flats at Lee Dormitory. have ington and Alexander residence dow. an apple core. an orange was solved when a mkintenance food around the outside of the not been a problem this summer. balls as well.Students cooking in. peel.” he-said. ‘ crew went in and “pulled out the building. according to Eli Panes. director their dormitory rooms was ' He also said that maintenance junipers (bushes) on that south Paneeis also thinking of printing of Residence Facilities. He said a discussed as one possible reason crews would sweep food parts off end." brochures. rat hasn't been sighted since . for the problem. the breeseways when they were “The rat population pretty May. But according to Panes. “it cleaning. This. he said. he stop- much disappeared after that." Next year's resident director “We had ”en a couple around was the disposal of the food that ped through talking to them. Panes said. of Lee has not been |fired yet. _ there and set some traps around wastheproblemm'notonlyin Another problem area. Panee Then. Physical Plant Charles Ogleshy. director of May 20.” he said. “They had association with g. said. was near the snack bars. employees sprayed all the holes. Residence Life. said. The posi- some fellows around there. and “I think the hole problem Students. assuming that their setting a few traps later. tion was to be filled sometime the guy said he had seen a con- wasn't so much the cooking.” garbage was biodegradable. One plan Panee has for preven- last week.

Procter takes oVer as summer paper editor by Irltt demands. 1 resigned because I reported in the lastissue. “lt'is going to be a lot of hard News E “tor did not want to neglect the “The paper is now in the black. work and will take a lot of ad- paper.’'he said. The reason is that overdue bills justrnents by the staff." , As of today'spa Lucy Pro have been collected. We should Procter is also the editor of the cter is the new sugareditor of “itis with the deepest regrets remain in the black for the rest of 1981 Agronsech. Since the book ' the Technician. that i leave the Technician. since the summer. barring any unfore- will come out in the fall of lfll. Former Sum Editor Jef- it has been my home for two seen acts or circumstances" Procter said this summer's work frey Jobe submit his resigna- years. More than likely. i will Jobe sa'id. load is light. which leaves her the tion effective y. July 4. to return to my previous position as necessary time to be editor of the Editor Andrea ole Sunday. news editorin the fall. “It was my recommendation 'PIPW- June 29. “1 will continue to support the that Lucy Procter be named paper in any .way the current editor. since she had the most ex - “It is probably the first time “l resigned due tlo financial dif- editor feels she needs me.” Jobe perience after me.” Jobe said. that one person has been editor ficulties. I needed to seek . more said. Procteris eager about leading .of both publications.“ she said. profitable work." be said. the staff of the paper. “Since its (0th r work) con- Jobe emphasized that he was “We've got a good staff. and I L'ecyPreeter flicted with the necessary not leaving the paper in a state of "I am excited 'about't‘he idea of think everything will work out amount of time being an editor financial difficulty. as it was" being editor." she said. well." Procter said.

Freshmen expected to number nearly 3,000this fall As of last ‘week 8.070 had ap- the fall after their graduation Minnesota. Texas. and just about “Most of 'the entering by Lise Thornbush from high school. Writer plied to State. 5.601 had been ac- every other state in the country. freshmen go into general cepted and 3,670 had said they This year. 95 percent will be 18 Exact data on freshmen from engineering." Pate said. A freshman class of close to would enroll. or 19 years of age. Although a foreign countries was not Students who enter the School 3.000 is expected for the 1980-81 “Some say they will enroll. and trend toward older students available. but according to Pate. of Humanities and Social school year at State. according to then they don't.',‘ Pate said. ex- entering school was expected. “we've had to start limiting the Sciences are often even more Nancy Pate. research assistant of plaining the difference between none ever formed. number of ‘ foreign students." vague about what they want. planning and research in Student the number of people who say “As a matter of fact." Pate Pate said. the reason for this is Affairs. they will attend and the pro said. “we stopped asking the “they take special attention from “They're not sure if they want “We are projecting close to . jected enrollment. question because it was so consis- our foreign student office." to become a teacher. or whether 3.000. just under 3,000." Pate The number of female tent." they want a B.A.or~a B.S." Pate said. , students who plan to attend Students from states other The largest proportion of said. That number includes the two State is up to 32 percent, com- than North Carolina will com- freshmen go into different pro Pate pointed to computer year program offered by the pared with 31.1 percent last year. prise 459 of the total entering grams in the Schools of science as one field that has been Agricultural Institute. Most students still enter State class. They come from Hawaii. E n g i n e e r i n g. “growing over the years.

Tavern operators regret end of Hillsborough Square

(Continued from page 2) Yet. the heavy flow of young down the road." Swenson said. doing it since it was invented. gets killedin a wreck after drink- people to this area became a pro “These kids are going to have a and they're going to keep on do ing and driving. who's going to According to Wilburn. State blem for the police to control. good time whether they walk or ing it." call that kid's parents? The “acts like it's an alien country In order to prevent the traffic drive. Kids will go drink beer un- "What we want to know is." Cameron Park Association? The over here." and noisy conditions long til the end of time. They've been Hoover added. "when some kid happy people over at State?" He added that the Square was associated with Hillsborough a good place for the students to Square. the City Council is con- walk to. and “our customers were sidering a plan that might re- the cream ofthe crop. They knew quire businesses with licenses for they couldn't get into trouble live entertainment to be located i “The Athletlc 9“ because they'd be kicked out'of several hundred feet apart. school." . “We hate to see the block go (”71’ Shoe Experts" ““8 A fwflm

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Danny has the Shine while Jackgoes mad

by Eric Larsen we soon realise he is going in- Nicholson. himself, . is ex- complishments ‘(i.e.. 2001: A there is something more Writer sane. Wendy begins to worr cellent. His madman has a' Space Odyssey. A‘ Clockwork here. some answer. some key about Danny’s safety (Jae madman’s l c ‘and humor. Orange). is capable of deliver- scene we are not allowed to "What's up. Doc?” hurt him once) and finally His descent mto madness is ing more. witness that would bring the Doc. Danny Torrance. sees what Jack is writingfs the only acting in the film t is not eas to develop a puzzle to com letion. knows what's up and it ter- He is mad. worth noting. Scenes in mature plot y combining Kubrick t es to plug, the rifies him. ‘ The rest of the film is a which he talks to a' bartender scary scenes. Kubrick hasthe holes in a number of wa s. He Danny is the youngest four-way chase: Jack after that only he sees are perfect. sfgtnea’hh‘: jgst- missed the tips hisrhat to a num r of character in Stanley Danny. Jack after Wendy. a The revealing encOunteiE bet- p . ’s isa 'nti is horror films in an attempt to Kubrick's new film. TheShin- winter storm after Halloran.‘ ween Nicholson and the that he could havgphnad biogth. make his art seem like the ing, that is being advertised and the hotel after everyone. earlier caretaker is reminis- Based on Stephen Kin s other tales with complete . as a “Masterpiece of Modern ‘Kubrick has once again cent of the mythical tales of novel of the same name. , plots. Nicholson’s it at the Horror.” The title of the iven us a film of extraor- the devil in human form brib- Shini is the first time end of the film oaks like movie- refers to Danny's inary grandeur. The ing): man for his soul. Kubri has ever fallen short Karloffs footdragging mum- developed" sense of percep- Photography .is breathtaking. spite Kubrick’s majestic of his source material. 2001 is my. The screaming violins of tion. a shining. to what others n the Opening sequence we visuals and Nicholson‘s ac- an extraordinafily excellent Psycho are heard think and to, uture events. watch from above as the Tor- ting. there are some inherent science fiction film based on a throughout. Danny's tem- The reason Danny is ter- rances‘ are driving to the roblems with the movie. very short story by Afthur C. ‘porary possession and ac- rified is that he senses his hotel along stee mountain uch things as theme Clarke (“The Sentinel”). A quisition of an eerie low- father's growing' insanity. roads in their olkswagon. development, and character Clockwork Orange is an pitched voice is reminiscent His father has’ accepted a job What should be a nice drive “interaction are left dangling Academy Award nominee of the devil. Damien. in The _ caretaker in a resort hotel V..<‘¢-..’w_-.qn- . .- but is based on just a cult n. ing the winter season novel that is more a language Ultimately. this patchwork when. it is closed. Danny has study than a good stor . guilt ,fails to come together. one of his visions and knows Simply put. the book T he action concludes, but death. horror, and blood fill ' i is scarier and better what happened and why still r the hotel. throng -out'than the movie. remain unanswered. The . Torrances: Jack- The fact that there are two Madness will not ex lain (played ‘by Jack Nicholson). different media involved ma what ha pens. nor does an. his wife. Wendy (Shelley. he the source of this di ny’s sh ne, 'nor does the Duvall) and their son. Danny ference. The book centers evilness of the hotel. ‘ (Danny Lloyd) are to keep the - around Danny who has the The Shining is better than hotel. located high in the shine. The movie centers a B-grade horror flick, but it Rocky Mountains. in good around ‘Jack whov‘is going is not a masterpiece on the . repair during the long and: mad. , order of 2001 or Clockwork. ‘1".wr—smvwwA...“A. 'cruel winter months. They Understandably. it would Horror is a fad now and we will be snowed in most of the be an enormous risk to tellan can expect more of this time with no access to the entire movie from a' child‘s genre. ‘- outside world. viewpoint. and further, with Jack. a .writer. sees this~as on a sunny day turns into and what we really have is a Nicholson's talent . itis a big the perfect chance to work.‘ something more as evil is felt horror film in bloody style temptation to keep . the However. he learns at his job ‘followin them. zooming with little concern for who’s camera on him as much as Ticket interview that a preVious closer an closer. The camera getting stabbed. ossible.. But the most caretaker went berserk and quickens its pace and just as Kubrick. however. may not rightening scenes of the killed his wife. his two girls it catchesour with the car it be so wrong. Look at The book are fri htening because Refund and himself. swerves a drops us into the Mummy, Dracula or The they are t rough Danny's Danny learns from Mr.- action. Wolfman and " remember if young eyes. Hallorann. the hotel cook Once in the hotel. Kubrick you really cared who the The movie contains several The Commodore concert. (played by Scatman Crothers) oes almost exclusively to murdered people were. The scenes from the book, but scheduled for Thursday, July 3 ,who shines too. that the hotel uge, symmetrical shots of evil monster or presence was they are oddly laced and em- was cancelled. All ticket refunds is full of past evil events and the cavernous rooms. Dan- really what concerned and h‘asized. a most as if should‘be acquired through the that the psychic scents of ny‘s tricycle rides through fri htened you. ubrick checked off a few Greensboro Coliseum. - these happenings still linger the endless halls are a treat 0 Kubrick has given us an passages in the book he par- For a refund.’either go. or send “like the smell of burnt for both the eyes and ears. expensive horror film filled ticularly liked and decided to tickets to: toast." . The climactic run through a with what we want: plenty of film them. He didn’t care that Greensboro Coliseum Box Of- Shertly after the Tor- snow-shrouded hedge maze blood. But this reviewer they made no sense to the fice rances become isolated, Jack at midnight is the most'ex- thinks audiences want more. movie he was creating as a 1921 W. Lee Street chan es. Habits of the old citing visual storytelling in And Kubrick's genuis, as whole. Greensboro. 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CrOSS brings ”Tanner’s Farm.” to Raleigh

by Greg Lytle delightful fiddle rendition of is a blues tribute and “Dear Cross put on a hat and dark generous helping oi old _ Entertainment Writer “Tanner’s Farm.” During the Boss" is an Irish. ballad. . glasses to become Leon Red- favorites. and requests for next song. “Blue Skies," he “Carrboro Crossing," one bone as The unique style of Mike he performed them. make up the majority was accompanied by the of Cross’s new songs. .is a “Knobby." " 7 ofthe program. Cross is a Southern ex- energetic 'Zan McLeod on refreshing song about the perience, North Carolina No concert would be com- guitar. "Catskill Mountain Blues. The . Runner not left out plete without performances, _ style. Tryingto label him or The energy level. set early title pays tribute to Carr- his music is an effort doomed of “The Bounty' Hunter". in the show. remained at a boro, one of his favorite Humor to failure from the start. was intricately “The Buzzard". and "Little high level throughout the haunts. . woven into the show. The sold-out show at the “The Ditches" a humor us. burnt! evening. New songs were Throughout the ' evening Scotsman” Pier last week consisted was a fine exam- tale of the famil . busi «3.. of received as enthusiastically Mike Cross recalled his life as ple avid Mike Cross fans. Their of the fresh humor he “Leon McDuff."‘ with the in- as old favorites. a' student at “one of our great presents in his enthusiasm was performances. imitable classic Cross finesse. kindled by universities."~a~ “Carolina A the rumor that he would Mike Cross concert was a haunting portrait of a Diverse style Girls" was his account of the possesses reveal material from his new certain elements farmer on trial for murder' male-female relationships which must be present for a who lost his farm to an album. The rumor later prov-‘ Mike Cross’s style which occurred at Carolina. successful evening. A unscrupulous businessman. ed to be true. transcends traditional labels As he assumed control. of due to his diverse repertoire. /" .,._ the, stage. Cross began a For example. “Gospel Wine"-

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Adjectives defeating the purpose of baseballscOres Sc’ene: The gang is sitting "ricees weeks ago when the California around the television, just SwEAK BYrue Diets Angels defeated Boston 20-2. In a finishing off the first case of Let's See use: . . .. case like that. such terms as Miller-and watching the Yankees . WW” WIPEI) 007‘ TH: curs ‘slaughtered'. ‘maancred'. defeat the RedSon. when the I‘lANQLED. . . ? ‘shelled' and ‘demolish‘ed’ are nightly sports cornea on. sums PunMEL ED m muss allowable. “Aw in the world of baseball MASTICATED . . ."g Another problem is that the today, " the es-joch-turned-pro- 30'» Wl-llPP 1 rue :bcns spoken adjective describing .a score isn't as~ noticable as the sportecaster says. “the Tigers Diseases/L ED . .. nipped Milwaukee 5-1, Cleveland g written headline of. say, a daily routed Baltimore 21, Seattle paper. bombed Toronto 3-2, Houston For example: squeaked by Los Angeles 8-2 Tigers roar past Kansas City San Fransisco turned back a late or Cardinals fly. past Cincinnati New Yorh rally to win Mon- That’s going past the extremes ». treal scorched Philadelphia 1-0 when a headline describes - V andPittsburgh clipped St. Louis something a mascot would do to 15-6.. " give the result of who won. What happens if the mascot is non-existant, like. say. with the Yankees or White Sex? temper Would it be written up like this: su'nnn - cast and looking through a Sometimes we see the use of ‘trounced’. ‘bombed'. ‘routed' and Yankees rebel against Royals Sports Editor special sports thesaurus for a "rally describinga win by a team ‘whipped’ should be used. or White So: worn out by Blue better way to describe a winor that led during the entire game. What happens when the final Jays defeat. Terms . like ‘squeaked by‘,’ differential is between two and With the All~Star game here Ever wonder what the dif- Seriously though. does 51 con- ‘clipped'. ‘eased by narrowly' and six? That's when the boring and what's going to be the ference between a four run‘nip' stitute a nip? Not really. A ‘nip‘ ‘nipped' should all be used only in dry-sounding ‘victory’ comes into result—will it be a ‘nip’,‘victory' and a one run ‘rout' was? Or how should be a game that is decided close games where the outcome play, or if , your favorite team or ‘drubbing’? Or will the Na- about a six run ‘squaded by' and by one run. like 1-0 or 24. not a differential is less than two runs. lost. the eye-squinching ‘defeat' tional League ‘massacre' the a nine run ‘clip'? .. four run differential. That would When the outcome differential comes into play. American League? Let's" just see Imagine an announcer sitting come under the lower category of is more than six runs. then the Then there are the extreme how the sportscasters and sport- down before his nightly broad- rout'. terms ‘clubbed'. ‘drubbed'. cases. Take. for example. a few swriters describe this one.

TOumaments dot State’5 women ’s basketball team slate

home schedule include a contest fend its ACC championship Feb. Classic. Jan. 3—at Georgia Tech; Carolina: 31 - VIRGINIA. Feb. by‘StI Ball against Appalachian State in a 12-14 at Clemson. 6-at South Carolina; 6”-- Optimist Classic at Norfolk; . Sports Editor doubleheader with State's men's 8-ILLINOIS STATE; 12/14 - ACC Tournament at ‘ A Christmas tournament in basketball team Nov. 29 as Jim ., 1980-81 Schedule 10— TEXAS (Raleigh Civic Clemson; 18~EAST Detroit and games against the Valvano makes his coaching Centerl:14-—at Clemson; CAROLINA; 21 ~TENNESSEE: top three teams from last year‘s debut for the Wolfpack, the Nov. 24—VIRGINIA TECH: 16/17 —WO~LFPACK 254st Virginia. Mar. AIAW National Tournament Dogwood Classic against Texas 26—WAKE FOREST; 29—AP- . DOUBLEHEADERS (Miami. 214-— NCAIAW Tournament at highlight State women's basket- in the Raleigh Civic Center, Jan. PALACHI‘AN STATE. Dec. Tennessee Tech. UNC-Cbape Chapel Hill; 10- Region II First ball schedule. 10 and a regular season game 4—at Duke: 6—at UNC-Chapel Hill); 22-— UNC-CHAPEL HILL; Round; 13- Region II Semifinals; against Tennessee in Reynolds Hill; 21l22—Detroit Coca-Cola 24—at Maryland; 28— at East 14-— Region II Finals. State will travel to Detroit for Coliseum. Feb. 21. Nationally- the Dec. 21-22 Coca-Cola Classic. ranked Texas slipped by the ' The field consists of University WOprack, 7271 last year. while of Nevada~Las Vegas, Rutgers. AIAW National Tournament Detroit and State. runner-up Tennessee defeated SIZZLER’S SUPER SWDBNIT SP _ State. 6758. State alsotravels to the home _ offer good thru Tuesday site of defending national cham- The Wolfpack, which finished pion Old Dominion for the Op 10th in the final Associated Press timist Classic Feb. 6-7 in Norfolk. Coaches Poll. also travels to C01- Va. The nationally-ranked field umbia. S‘. 0., Jan. to play South includes Old Dominion. Mercer. ”Carolina. which captured third in Detroit and State. the AIAW Nationals last year.‘ Highlights of the ll-game State will also be trying to de- “th'I'

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