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FrankGordon students responsible for the tele- contract individually as early as the Staff Writer phones." Haywood said. first 1984 summer session. Haywood said all of the money Macon Grissom, service repre- saved by the University in not State students living on campus sentative for Southern Bell. said having to pay for phone service in will probably not experience an students will be billed for the most the dormitories will be returned to increase in rent next fall. but they part like any other customer. “(Cur— the dormitories in one form or will most likely be required to rent) Southern Bell customers pay a another. “We hope to improve the contract for local phone service like $42.10 installation charge (with jack system in the residence halls." any other Southern Bell customer. already installed) and a monthly fee Grissom said. by running a line to according to Charles Haywood. dean of $12.48." he said. adding that a each room of each suite on campus. ofStudent Affairs. student may be able to save about Both Haywood and Grissom said the $10 on his or her installation fee if target date for completion of that “I'll probably recommend that rent State has a mass sign-up for phone project would probably be August remain the same ($500 per semes- service. The installation cost and 1985. Haywood mentioned the possi- terl." Haywood said. although a monthly rate “won’t be going down." bility that such an improvement provision in the residence hall con- Grissom said. “Actually. we have might also allow the installation of tract for the next school year states applied to the utilities commission for cable television and computer lines. that rent is subject to change. Rent a rate hike. and though we probably The rest of the University's surplus will probably not change. Haywood won't get 100 percent of what we will go to upgrading and maintaining said. because the University will no requested. I've never known us not the physical facilities in the dormito- longer be incurring the cost of local to get some percentage." Grissom ries and to inflationary costs.- phone service. “We’re going to make said students may be required to Haywood said.

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brothers to Wake County youths MichaelKilian BBOG members then coordinated the entire State basketball team. photo by Marty Allen Staff Writer the event. Sean Robey. a BBOG Chancellor Bruce Poulton presented Staff member. contacted Ron Williams. the basketball to a youngster with a Internationally acclaimed poet, editor and playwright Sonia Sanchez spoke at Stewart Theatre Thursday night. The Wednesday night when the Wolf- director of the Wake County Boy's lucky ticket number at a special lecture. "Excellence of Black Education,” was held as part of State's celebration of Black History month. The final pack cruised to a five-point win over Club. concerning‘details for the boys‘ ceremony at halftime. eventWill be a performanceof, Love toAll, Lorraine, a playbased on the life of Lorraine Hansberry. Northeastern. 78 youngsters from outing. The residents who escorted the six- the Wake County Boy's Club were in The BBOG picked “Be a Bragaw to 14-year-old youngsters generally Black History celebration continues Reynolds Coliseum helping to cheer Big Brother for a Day" as the theme agreed that the project was a success the Pack to victory. thanks to for the project. Bragaw board mem- and that everyone had a good time. Bragaw Dormitory and the Inter- Many of the resident escorts said bers placed posters in each suite to that the outing was a rewarding Playwright speaks at Stewart Residency Council. help spur donations for the project. A experience. One of the escorts. CF. Bragaw and the IRC jointly paid majority of the residents responded. Stallings said. "I had as good a time SofiaBegan some of her poetry. then went on to The final event of Black History for the boys' tickets to the game. "Over 82 roe t of the 101 suites in talking and playing with the kids as Co-NewsEditor talk to some of the students con- Month-will be spatter-mange of Love Voluntary donations from Bragaw Bragaw «Sagan to the project." they had at the game. You don't see cerning‘their goals and hopes for the to . Lorraine. a one-woman play residents covered half of the Phil Angelosaid. too many kids around campus. and it in accordance with Black History future. based on the life of the late expenses. The IRC's share of the bill Bragaw residents were also asked was good to see some for a change." Month. nationally and internationally Even though only 49 persons playwright Lorraine Hansberry. came from their support fund. The to volunteer to be escorts for the The ticket office was very coopera- known poet. editor and playwright attended the lecture. Sanchez had Wiitten and performed by Elizabeth total cost of the outing was approxi- youngsters at the game. The re tive in helping with the event. “They Sonia Sanchez spoke at Stewart much to say and offer in the hopes of Van Dyke. Lorraine focuses on the mately 8700. sponse was tremendous. “More let us in early Friday morning to pick Theatre Thursday night to a group of aspiringyoungstudents. ‘ emotional state of Hansberry during The idea to sponsor the youngsters Bragaw residents showed up to up the tickets." Angelo said. interested faculty and students. A graduate of Hunter College in significant periods of her life that originated in a Bragaw Board of escort the kids than there were kids Angelo also expressed his thanks Her topic for the lecture was 1955. the Alabama-born Sanchez included memories of being raised in Governor’s meeting. The Bragaw to escort. Over 85 Bragaw residents on behalf of the BBOG to Chancellor “Excellence of Black Education." aided in the development of black a family that refused racial prejudice. Board of Governors is Bragaw's went to the game with the kids." Bruce Poulton. the Athletic De- Sanchez told the audience that they studies at San Francisco State Col- house council. Sotello Long. resi- Angelo said. partment. the ticket office and all (the students) should strive for lege in 1967. where she helped The performance will be held Feb. dence director of west campus. One youngster was also in for a others who helped make this project excellence in whatever they may be engineer the first black studies 28 at 8 p.m. in Stewart Theatre. suggested that the dormitory surprise at halftime. Members of the a success. doing. After her lecture she read courses in this country. Admission is free. sponsor the youngsters as a service BBOG had purchased a basketball project. according to Phil Angelo who with part of the donation money and helped organize theouting. had the basketball autographed by Technicians disappear from distribution points Barry Bowden “I wonder where they all went off to." Nolan said since about 10.000 Publications Board meets; ManagingEditor newspapers were not found. Hinton Press printed 10,000 more issues of Technician free-of—charge and They arrived around a.m. Wednesday. By the time students began delivered them to campus around 1:15 p.m. re-elects Current making their way to their 7:50 classes. the culprits were gone. . Patrolman Barry Cross. the investigating Public Safety officer. said M.-W.-m~_-.—...... editOrs Someone confiscated approximately 12.000 issues of Wednesday's there are no leads in the case. but an investigation is continuing. Anyone Barry Bewdea service engineer, and Earl Clark. soul Technician. throwing many of them onto the railroad tracks over the who has any information about the disappearance of Wednesday's ManagingEditor coordinator for WKNC. attended the tunnels and others into bushes near Harris Hall. newspapers should contact Public Saftey at 7373206. meeting. The election was postponed Around 9 am. students began calling the Technician offices wondering A similar incident happened three years ago. when someone who was not Two incumbent editors were re- for board members to find out more where the newspapers were. Hinton Press. the company that prints" pleased with Technician's endorsement of students running in student ...._..-.~_.. elected while two other elections information about the candidates. Technician. was called to make sure that the newspapers had been body elections pilfered-the newspapers. were postponed. and a letter calling delivered. Hinton Press confirmed that the delivery was on time. "They took all the (newslpapers and threw them in one dumpster." Dave for the impeachment of three board Barrett Wilson, editor of "the Shortly thereafter. Evelyn Reiman of Student Development called Sneed. a Technician advertising salesman. said of the earlier incident. members was presented to the Watau an. a variety magazine that Technician to report that she had seen some copies in the bushes near “They must have been some booking dudes to get them all (10,000 copiesl." Publications Board during its meet- was enied funding through the Harris Hall. At that point. staff members Tim Medlin. Michelle Major. “I remember when they were taken before." Reiman said. “That’s why I ing Wednesday afternoon. board earlier this year. brought a Alan Nolan, Alan Clegg and Rodney Rhodes. an interested bystander. went looked in the bushes for the (news)papers." Marc Whitehurst. editor of the letter before the board calling for the out in search of the missing newspapers while Bowden reported the When the newspapers were taken before. Hinton Press was also very Agromeck. State's yearbook. and impeachment of Bender. Nunn and incident to Public Safety. helpful to Technician. "We reprinted about 7.000 free-of-charge that time." Jeffery Bender, editor-in-chief of Shannon Carson. chairman of the “I was shocked." Medlin said when he realized the newspapers had been Bill Hinton of Hinton Press said. Technician. ran unopposed and were board. The letter. written by two nabbed. "Whoever took them must have been best when they finished." “This is not the first time and probably not the last." Lt. W.G. Price of re-elected to serve in the same State students. ONeal Baker and Medlin and company were able to find about 2.000 issues which were Public Safety said about other incidences involving disappearing issues of positions next year. William Meyer. accused these three delivered to the Brickyard to be picked up by students around noon. Technician. The elections of editor of the of being biased against the Wataugan Windhover and manager of WXNC and allowing that to influence the postponed until the March 14 actions ofthe board. were The board took no action on this Women’s Chorale presents music, fashion review board meeting. matter because it is not within the The election of editor for the jurisdiction of the board. Reiman Windhover was postponed because stated that her office was looking Angela Plott jazz group. will be part of the choir's Varsity Men's Glee Club. the (will be) on casual informality and Susan Griner. a Windhover staff Staff Writer performance. member. contacted board member into the matter to determine the Women's Chorale has performed on fun." Ward said. Evelyn Reiman through the office of proper course for action. The letter The Women’s Chorale will present The Women's Chorale will follow Founder's Day at the Governor Margaret Griffin. president of the Student Development and expressed called for an impartial committee to a review of the music and fashions of the choir with a program featuring Morehcad School and at two Friends Women's Chorale. expressed her an interest in running against in- be set up to look into these the past 100 years during the Winter solos. small groups and colorful of the College concerts. enthusiasm for performing with the cumbent James Nunn. who was allegations. Chorslfest Sunday at 8 p.m. in costumes as it presents fashions and Eleania Ward. director of the group. Women's Chorale. she said. previously running unopposed. Wilson also presented a letter from Stewart Theatre. Admission is free. music representative of time periods Women’s Chorale for eight years. helps "to keep me sane." The three candidates for station Gov. James Hunt commending the The University Choir. directed by from the 1890stothe 1980s. said the music which will be per- The members of the Women's manager of WKNC. Wilbur Grimes. Wataugan and complimenting Wilson Milton Bliss, will open the program. The Women's Chorale has pres- formed by the group on Sunday night Chorale do not just practice. sing and director at the on his work for the first issue in A duet by Gary McKoy and Pauline ented such programs as the Winter will include “all types. covering all perform. According to. Griffin. there currently the PA/PSA Hine. and The Highe Tymes, a small Choralfest since the group was historical time periods." is a very important fringe benefit- station. Jerry Oakley. the station's years. organized in 1962. The chorale will perform a "Pops" socializing with the Varsity Men‘s The female counterpart of the concert this spring. "The emphasis Glee Club. nan-1:19 Commercialism overwhelms Olympics telecast. Page 4. Campus station returns to airwaves '— Police disappoint in Greensboro. Page 5. Sefiallegan Oakley said that the new antenna. coverage area by 10 percent and to —- Silkwood delicately crafted. Page 6. Co-News Editor which was placed on top of DH. Hill improve the reception. Library. makes it possible for the Oakley said that WKNC spent only radio waves to pass over the library a couple of thousand of dollars in the — Cap'n Jim: "Yes, we can." Page 7. WKNC. State‘s student radio sta- instead of bouncing back as before. renovation while the microelectronics tion. has been off the air for a couple center of at the Research Triangle goon-rootlets: of weeks to make improvements. “We should be able to send decent Park spent at least $5.000 for the For Wednesday’s Technician: Jerry Oakley. chief engineer for the signals into Chapel Hill and Durham. tower. The tower will enable more 319 women out of 1,116 who entered the lottery Siatt photo by Marshall Nonon station. said that by the time the and I would be very surprised if we 'educational broadcasting for the area made it. 1,198 men out of 1,989 who entered Eric Wagner and State's undefeated swimming team students read the newspaper this couldn‘t." Oakley said. and promises a progression toward made the lottery. stopped UNC Tuesday night, 63-50. See story page a. morning transmission should be Oakley said that the purpose of the educational television for companies. possible. rebuilt antenna is to increase the said Oakley. I February 17, 1984 I Technician I Serious page the serious we! wags wonlA' The Wm, thdEESO 7FGod 'B GwiGpI’fl em: WHlLE CHAIRMAN MAO WANTED mar us: was Know mas EmumummymWiuuamu. TDBEAaMrmyANDwrsrim Uhccs‘f‘a l‘lke a exac‘l’lq what‘ fi"m $14K SINGER. medical drop. 16; Hour allneeef bl: echDOl‘

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Reggae’s wide variety of attractions catches fans What is black. white. foreign. domestic. funky. natural. Since reggae surfaced as “the rhythm of roots." its modern. ancient. rebellious and religious? Jamaican beat and rebel outcries have diffused into white Reggae. the new-wave brother of calypso. is all of the punk and rock. Blondie hit paydirt with "The Tide is above. Whereas calypso served as the rich white man's High." The Clash effectively reflects reggae's rebellious passport to good times, reggae is the musical product that FORD BOWERS attitude in its version of "Police and Thieves." just one of arose from the gut of poverty in Kingston. Jamaica. its reggae-influenced songs. Sting and the Police Within the past decade reggae has found its place in the certainly echo the spiritual feeling captured in reggae. American culture. thanks tothe late great Bob Marley. Even Mick Jagger and the rest of The Stones have With his band the Wailers. Bob Marley captured indulged on occasion by adopting some Jamaican-funk. American audiences with albums such as Rastaman Rastafarianism is the dominant religion of the reggae Vibrations.Survivaland NattyDread. . Entertainment Writer culture. In the 1920's. Marcus Garvey prophesied that the The London Times recently attributed this success to ability which endeared him to the Buffies and Jodies of crowning of a black king in Africa would signal the “Marley's blatant consumption of prodigious quantities of America. In 1980. Bob Marley and the Wailers played two moment of black deliverance from world poverty. When. marijuana. his torrential dreadlocks (braided hair) and his shows with the Commodores in New York City. It seemed in 1980. Prince Ras Tafari was crowned emperor of wanton sexuality." This exotic image may have launched as if Marley's impact on the world was just unfolding Ethiopia. Jamaicans viewed this as a fulfillment of the the popularity of reggae into the relatively conformed when on May 11. 1981. at the age of 36. Bob Marley died of prophecy and formed a religion in honor of the new United States. but it was certainly Marley‘s musical cancer. emperor. Modern day Rastafarians can be recognized by their dreadlocks. red. gold and green clothing. and by their Jones performs for Coffeehouse excessive smokingof ganja (marijuana). Scott Jones. songwriter. which is chaired by Jim piano. Many times entire thusiastic crowd of 90 peo Currently. reggae. soca (soul-calypso) and juju music are musican. and comediamwill Edwards. bands play. such as in ple. still being produced by such names as Peter Tosh. Jimmy be performing tonight in A cover charge of one or December. when Back Cliff. U840. Eddy Grant and King Sunny Ade. the Student Center Walnut two dollars gets you into Fence performed for an Monthly UAB Calenders Domestically. reggae is also still alive and funking, and Room from 7 - 11 pm. in the coffeehouse to enjoy audience of over 70 people. are available at the In- Rally Gray and Sunfire could very possibly be America's the latest UAR-sponsored the entertainment and all In October. an Irish folk formation Desk which list ‘ best reggae and soca band. The group is based .in Chapel Coffeehouse. the refreshments you can trio called T‘Jim Corr & all upcoming events. The Hill. and it constantly performs for local audiences. I was Coffeehouse? What in handle. The refreshments Friends" performed classic greensheet also lists fortunate enough to see them perform at an outdoor jam the world is a coffeehouse? usually include pretzels. Irish songs. events. this summer. There were no palm trees. but the feeling , Technician file photo Webster's defines it as a chips. soft drinks. and. of The crowd size has in- The coffeehouses and was still there. holly Gray, leader of Sunflre, is one of America’s premier place where people go to course. beer. Irenically. creased progressively this other UAB events are The English reggae band Misty in Roots describes the reggae men. His band is currently based in the Triangle enjoy coffee. refreshments coffee is generally not school year to just under funded with student fees feeling when it says. “The music of our hearts is roots and entertainment. State found at the coffeehouse. l00 people. In January. and are available to stu- music." opportunity to attend a reggae concert would be well offers coffeehouses to its The entertainment regionally popular dents at minimial cost. Reggae. in my opinion. is at its best when it is live. As a worth the pesos. 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“gupuauuen! A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and in fact the very life of the campus are registered. It is the mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank Technician. vol. I. no. 1. Feb. l. 1920

Thieves steal Technician Maybe one day it will be remembered The irony of this situation is that the as “The Great Paper Caper of 1984.” people that were hurt the most were the The disappearance of approximately readers of the newspaper. This was, in 12,000 copies of Wednesday’s reality, a one-party (or person) campaign Technician brings up several interesting against free speech and the right of the and important questions. What is news public to know. The person or persons and how much right does the' general that pulled off this “trick” attempted to public have to hear the news? keep the entire student body from it is assumed that the reason for the knowing some bit of information. disappearance of the newspapers was due to something that we printed and It may seem funny —- the staff got not the result of a campus prank or dare. quite a few laughs out of it — but when The difficulty one would have in given thought, it is far from funny. What ii gathering and disposing of that many would it be like if every'time someone newspapers would indicate that the didn’t like or approve of what we were reason was more than just a prank in the printing, they went out and removed all line of streaking across campus. the newspapers so that nobody could We take this opportunity to defend see them? Students would rarely get W whatever we printed that caused such one. great concern to someone that they If it’s news, we’ll print it. If a person would go to such lengths to prevent it Press 0 from being read. doesn’t want to be in the news, don’t do verhyp es Olympics something that will be news worthy. The right of the public to know is a Just when you thought it was safe... the right that we, as a newspaper, believe in Maybe with all the mistakes in Olympics return. Every four years the games biathlon) in which athletes ski around awhile. very strongly. Reporting the news to the Wednesday's newspaper, are held, and every four years the JOHN shoot at a target, then ski some more. Leave best of our ability we should be media it to the Norwegians to think of rifles on skis. is our job. There was glad it was disposed of. We certainly sacrifices the concept of the games by AUSTIN & nothing in Wednesday’s newspaper that hope, however, that this Will continue to overhyping them for profit. We’re not against The final straw to all this media hype came was not public information or willingly be a rare occurrence and not a the games themselves; however, it’s the PERRY when ABC started hyping the media hype. given us. , commonly attempted commercialism involved that is getting out of ‘ The company spent 15 minutes of prime practice. hand. ABC is the culprit once again this WOODS time television talking about how it and the year, paying over $200 million for the right rest of the media covered the Olympics. Open contract shafts to televise “the thrill of victory and the agony StaffOpinions Considering that there were five reporters to students ofdefeat." every athlete, it was not surprising that they Pricessubject tochange. required to purchase one of three meal The hockey team was suffocated with a had to use this time talking about them- This clause has been inserted into the blanket of publicity, trumpets blaring out the Olympic theme? plans. Additionally. the allowable size of reminded of its perfor~ Sure, it is a fantastic melody and selves. All of this detracted from the real new residence contracts for the 1984-85 refrigerators was reduced three mance in the 1980 games and compelled by serves the spirit of the games. Without press coverage school year years ago the media to repeat ‘the miracle' purpose of getting our adrenaline pumping under the section entitled from 6 to 4 cubic feet, and the RAs are again this with the thrill of athletic competition. but like we wouldn't have seen the games; however, Rental Payments. This was a clause not now enforcing the rule that prohibits year . With that much pressure on the team, everything the media should have had the sense to stop present in last year’s contract. hot there is little wonder why they lost the first else, it is overdone. ABC plays it exaggerating the importance of their jobs. plates in dorm rooms. two matches. Television hype before the commercials, after the commer- The clause allows the directors of the The Housing Department had us cials, and any other time they can fit it in. We would much rather see more sports and department must have believing that if we didn’t win the gold, we less hype. to collect the $50 deposits an agreement with University Dining. would lose the respect of the whole world. You know it’s time to see the shrink when which are required by March 1 and then Through these policies the department is The stress wasjust too much for the team. you start hearing it in your sleep. The Olympics are important to national charge whatever prices they decide for obviously trying to make sure that the The disappointment of the hockey team Why does everything in God’s green world pride and international relations. Many the balances which will be due in freshmen and the students who are losing its first game to Canada was minimal. have the ‘Official Olympic' seal laced on it? countries look to the Olympics for a fair mid-August. .- discouraged from cooking in their-dorm "This-was largely due to the-"fact ‘tlratlh‘ Some things. .ammndarstandable mid ~eontest‘for-rall participants tOWte do an ‘ The unbelievable part is that by the rooms will pay for the new Dining Hall. everyone knew the results of the contest equipment, bobsleds (where else wodllsyou tumatiaaat. level: ?,Yet. Wrcidism'i‘ time the bills for the balance of the before ABC televised the game. in fact, advertise?), clothing and skates, but where ‘threatens the credibility of the games. The Their claims of wanting to provide the do United States, founded on free enterprise, contract come in mid-July and students students with nutritious meals on campus more viewers watched the “A-Team” than Snicker candy bars come in? There know exactly how much a dorm room the first match with the Canadians. Is it probably aren’t too many coaches who sends its Olympic team on money donated is fine; but if it so good, why force possible that more say,“Come on, guys. Eat up your Snicker from private business. We can’t have a team will cost them, the $50 deposit will not students to participate? It should stand people appreciate the without funds, but we also can’t be refunded if the contract artistic talents of Mr. T and George Peppard bars. It’s going to be a rough match." Of saturate the is broken. on its own. Does the administration not than the Winter Olympics? We blame the course, there's Canon and McDonald's. How games with commercialism and preposterous During the next two weeks students believe that it could? presscoverage. many athletes do you see snapping photos promotion. You have to wonder how the who wish to live on campus next year We have said before that we believe Another part of the Olympic coverage that and eating Big Macs? Let's cut out the founders of the Olympics would have felt if will be, in effect, sending blank checks to that many of the is commercialism and stick with the games. they knew about all the commercialism that changes in the way the annoying is the music. How many times has become the Housing Department by returning Random Selection Process is handled have we heard those hiah. screeching Speaking of the games, there’s a sport (the such an integral part of the the new contracts. were made to insure that North and games. In addition to losing their deposits, South Halls will be filled to capacity. students who choose not to live in the Ending the sign-up date for the regular _ dorms once they receive their balance residence halls and North and South due notices will be forced to find Halls on the same date forces students to off-campus housing late in the summer make a decision on whether to sign up Gloss discrepancies found in anti-abortion arguments when they return to Raleigh. for one of the higher priced dorms or to After By that time reading Patrick Lennon’s letter offered and encouraged. Thus, women are told months for her many of the popular take their chances with the RSP (after (Technician, Feb. 15), I find myself asking this: about the dangers of an abortion third abortion. The recommended apartment complexes near campus will the Are women really exploited by abortion? and are period for one is 12 weeks. and the risk greatly contracts have been returned, the Lennon counseled. Just howcan they feel exploited? increases thereafter. Had she gone through the have already been filled by students who Housing Department will finally make writes, “Women are lied to about this l have, to question the use of the word abortion within the ‘lost’ in the lottery in the spring. life inside of them." Who is lying? Science or the “murdered" for "aborted." Since the definition of proper period, a dead fetus accurate predictions as to how many Bible? The truth to one woman may be a lie to "life" is in the would not have been delivered in the back of a Maybe this year’s ‘winners’ of the persons will be returning to the dorms). another, and it is a woman's decision mind of a woman, also is “murder " car. Was she exploited by abortion or herself? lottery are actually the ‘losers.’ as to what If a woman does not believe life exists until birth. I have one last question for Lennon and his The faith that the hOusing department constitutes life. why should she be accused of murder? A friend: What This is not the first , attempt the would make accurate predictions on how His second and third points of women not woman's decision about life and abortion happened to the idea of contracep- Housing Department has made to being told of the dangers of abortion or its is her tion? Effective methods are available to prevent an many dorms residents will return has emotional impact caused own; it should not be labeled or legislated by unwanted pregnancy. It seems to me that the first increase its ironclad control over dorm proven to be a false hope. Now students me to make a phone call others. ' ' abortion should have been students. to a localGYN'clinic. l was informed that: Lennon's statement of “ground-up murdered enough incentive to are expected to put their faith in the “A woman must sign a consent form prior to babies" in beauty use birth control. Perhaps the solution to the Freshmen who live 'on campus are same department again. an abortion saying she has received information aids also proved false. The GYN abortion issue lies not in the decision of whether it and counseling on facility said that a law requires the incineratlbn of is right, wrong or exploitive. but in the prevention abortion and its risks. all aborted fetuses. For your information, Lennon, of unwanted pregnancies. 2)This is a legal requirement that must be animal placentas and membranes'are used in fulfilled by all certified facilities. beauty aids. l 3)Post—abortion counseling and referrals are ‘ ‘ ‘7 ' Nancy Taylor Lennon’s friend waited four and one-half FRBSB

Abortion issue continues in forum I'm sure the readers and editors of Technician simple method. Also, the fetus at three months is are as tired as I am of the recent barrage of letters barely three concerning abortion. but I feel compelled to write inches long. Lennon's description lest anyone was unnecessarilygruesome. takes seriously Patrick Lennon’s letter Also, what in the world was he talking about published Feb. 15. when he said. “Girls, check your beauty aids for An unwanted pregnancy is certainly an the word ‘collages'. It is a fancy word for unfortunate situation. but laying a lot of ‘ground-up murdered babies.‘ " It is a fibrous unnecessary guilt on a woman who chooses to protein derived from calvesfor cosmetics. have an abortion will not make the situation any better. Bethe Williams The majority of people who oppose abortion FR EDA base their criticism of this alternative on their religious convictions. The church and state separated a long time ago, and any law based Project succeeds solely on any one group‘s religious beliefs is unconstitutional. The Supreme Court decision supporting the right to abortion forces no one to have an in helping needy abortion, but offers this safe, legal alternative if a We wish to thank all of the fraternities. woman chooses it. Yet, anti-abortionists want to organizations, individuals and faculty who came make sure no ofie even has the choice. The right out and supported the second annual Woodchop to abortion as well as the right to continue a Project. It was a great success. Thanks to pregnancy should be equally respected and everyone involved, needy citizens around Raleigh regarded as a personal decision. . will now have wood to keep their homes warm. Lennon’s gruesome example of a woman who We also extend a special thanks to the brothers of had an abortion by the saline method was a scare Alpha Phi Omega, the Forestry Club. the forestry tactic. That Ms. Turner found herself in need of department and Volunteer Services who were the an abortion three times and waited until four and backbone ofthe project. a half months into the pregnanCy to have the third indicates she was probably very confused and an Darin Atwell untypical example. Such situations are infrequent RobertBlohm since abortion has become a relatively safe and Projectco—chairmen February 17, 1984 I Technician I Entertainment I 5

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Good while It lasted The ominous “Walking In Your Footsteps" followed Craig Dean “Syncronicity II" with Sting beginning the song with a Entertainment few notes on a flute which brought a round of recognition In the past five years. the Police have gone from a from the fans. practically unknown. so-called “new wave" band to one of The first song not from Syncronicity was “Message In a the most commercially successful groups around. Bottle." a song that seemed to be missing its edge just as Everyone from preps to punks wants the Police. and “Syncronicity II" did. North Carolina was lucky enough to get two shows this Throughout the show. Sting recognized .the crowd by weekend in theGreensboro Coliseum. saying things such as. “We haven't been to Greensboro in Both of those concerts sold out in a matter of hours. and a long time." Before “De Do Do Do. De Da Da Da." he if you tried to get tickets at your local Ticketron outlet. shouted. much to the pleasure of the captive audience. you gota first-hand encounter with Policemania. “Nothing could be finer. . . than to be in Carolina!” Every The big question before the show was whether success once in a while. he led the audience in a familar had gone to the heads of the Police. I think that it. has. but call-and-answer with an “ee-oh-yo-yo." regardless of that. the band's Friday night show was good During “One World." the band quit playing. and with a during this climatic song. and most while it lasted. little encouragement. the crowd sang. “One world is everyone was singing or dancing before The band took the stage as the music of “Voices Inside enough for all of us.’'It wigs a wonderful feeling to get the song ended. My Head" was played on the RA. system. with Sting that sense of communitygbut whether anyone would For an encore.’ the band played “Can‘t finishing a line or two. The hand then broke into have thought twice aboutgit if Sting hadn't of said it Stand Losing You." another song from “Syncronicity" as red. yellow and blue lights flooded the is anotherquestion. Outlandos D'Amour. Again. the crowd got stage. It was interesting ti see how the crowd really pumped up as the Police rocked harder than Sting. appropriately dressed in a rag-like shirt of those responded to some of Sting's' lines. When he sang. it had all night before finally saying goodnight. same familar colors of red. yellow and blue. immediately “Don't think me unkind" in “De Do Do Do" Overall. the band played well. but this show was took control. Andy Summers. content on standing around practically everyone told him he wasn't. Nearly by no means an ideal Police concert. I saw the band and playing while letting Sting draw more attention. everyone disagreed when he crooned. “You during the summer of 1982 during the Ghost In the seems to have succumbed to Sting’s power. consider me a young apprentice" in “Wrapped Machine tour. and it was better. Next. the band began the slowed-down version of Around Your Finger." The band did. of course. play a majority of the band performed "Syncronicity II" with Sting singing more than sneeringly Another intriguing aspect of the show was to Syncronicity material. By my unofficial count. it when I saw them shouting. This smoother rendition effectively took some of see how songs changed in concert. Outside of only played four songs from Outlandos d'Amour. earlier. the intensity out ofthe song. the slowing-down previously mentioned. the three from Ghost In the Machine and two each from If I can spend eight By the time the concert came to an end. the Police had only other song that sounded different was hours in line to pay $14.25 played all of Sting's compositions on Syncronicity "Spirits In The Material World." which lacked its usual Regatta de Blanc and Zenyatta Mondatta. This over- for tickets behind the including "Murder By Numbers." a song added onto the punchy bass sound. abundance of new. slower material meant that the stage. the least the Police cassette release that was also the B—side of "Every Breath One song that is characteristically lengthened in every concert was less musically intense than shows'1n the past could do would be play a respectable two hours. You Take." The band did not play Summer's psychotic concert is the irrepressible “Roxanne" from the band's that featured more ofthe older. faster songs. Reflex. a synthesizer-based band from England. opened song. “Mother." nor drummer Stewart Copeland‘s “Ms. first LP, Outlandos D'Amour. This time the band ended Another major complaint is the addition of two up for the Police. I only saw the band perform its last few Gradenko." . the regular set with ”Roxanne" without stretching it out female back-up singers. These girls with their slick songs. which included the much played “The Politics of On several of the Syncronicity songs. i.e. “Wrapped quite enough. I was hoping we'd get a version that singing and choreographed dances — seemed like they Dancing." I was glad I didnt see — err. hear— too much Around Your Finger." Copeland left his drumset to play included “Be My Girl" or another of those early songs If": trying to make the Police into some quasi-Motown more because it was really noisy.The band played OK. but the various percussion instruments set up in the rear of that were originally “Roxanne" derivatives. They did. as an it was so obnoxious it would have been hard to stomach the stage. custom would have it. turn bright white lights on the The biggest fault. though. was that the band only any more. crowd during the chorus. This further excited the crowd played about an hour-and—a-half. almost half/ . the time

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Streep turns in another sterling performance in Silkwood Rennie Karaajia solace with her co—workers Her live-in boyfriend. the reports are totally correspondent and “runs widens the gamut of her once again demonstrates lovers. This scene is shot Entertainment Writer Dolly Pelliker (Cher. who is Drew. is a beer drinking. wrong by external medical off" the road. acting abilities to take this that even an art film based very well by Ondrieck with still trying to keep her vulgar auto mechanic who specialists. Karen in‘ Meryl Streep seems to feature easily in her stride. on a relatively dry topic a good background score Silkwood is a Mike place in the 10 worst prefers simple things in life creases her efforts to dis- take every one of her roles She gives a marvelous such as social drama can accompaniment. Nichols movie. so it should dressed women) and Drew like a solid paycheck. a cover some weld test cov— well in hand as she has performance that will still be entertaining. One of be a good art film. But (Kurt Russell. a Walt Dis- good home and some horse er-ups made to increase shown in the past with probably earn her a second the most poignant and best This movie is good what is surprising from the ney regular). sense. Expressing the production but which strong roles in Kramer vs. successive Oscar nomina- remembered scenes is enough to be not only a very outset is that the Beginning and ending average factory worker's would probably lead to a Kramer (1979) and Sophie's tion. Cher and Kurt Russell when Cher and Streep reasonable box office hit. movie is also quite enter- with an acappella “Amaz- reluctance to be involved nuclear disaster. Choice (1983). Nothing are almost equally good in comfort each other on an to say the least. but should taining. Good enough to be ing Grace" sung by Streep. in a confrontation with Finally. she prepares to seems to be difficult in her their supportive roles. old front porch swing after draw plaudits from several included in probably the this Mike Nichols socio management. he tries to meet a New York Times role here as she merely Director Kurt Nichols losing their respective at film circles. best 20 films during the political protest documen- stabilize Karen by re- year thanks to a sterling tary works on three signing from his job but solo performance from wellportrayed roles. which fails. Meryl Streep. form its main protagonists. Dolly. a sympathetic and Steve Martin returns to his old form in The Lonely Guy Karen Silkhmod. an A sound screenplw and rather introverted col- Andy Pierce . ‘ search for female compa- Unger without the com- when fame bring? him all Johnson's world can employee of the Kerr- great camera work by league dressed in baggy ‘ Entertainment Writer nionship in the wilds of pulsive habits. His advice the popularity he can han- breathe viability into McGel nuclear facility in Miroglen Ondrieck also overalls and T-shirt. is a New York. He discovers to Martin has more to do dle. he dreams only of his Larry Hubbard. Oklahoma. is a brash and work well. quiet lesbian trying to Steve Martin fans will instead a world full of with passing empty time Iris. Martin gives up the vulgar rustic who copes A sullen and pro- regain her composure in an like The Lonely Guy. other lonely guys. Martin. than meeting women: stay fast life to search for her. It's not so important how with extra-marital and miscuous Karen finds out ever changing world. Martin is the only person a writer of greeting cards. with your fern when you While this plotline is fairly things really are, but how work problems by con- that her colleagues are Karen's involvement in the world who possesses and Charles Grodin. water it so it won't feel predictable. with Martin. Martin conveys his special cealing them with an working in rather unsafe with the Atomic Energy the innocent daffiness nec— another lonely guy. meet in deserted. The two lonely the fun is getting there. view of reality. You either extroverted personality. working conditions. with a Commission enrages plant essary to make this movie Central Park. each carry- guys have endless park The best scene in the buy it or you don‘t. Try to Once again. it's the lot of workers “getting management.which tries to work. It's a funny ing their worldly goods bench discussions in their whole movie is Martin demonstrate “happy feet" left-wing workers and the cooked," or affected by shut her out of the plant by expression of the self- after receiving walking ample free time, such as running through the tothe non--fan. and you're trade union against the plutonium radiation working on her fellow centered view of the world papers from their why there are no streets of New York to the likely to be deemed socially right-wing bosses and the poisoning. and starts to be workers‘ sense of job secu- that lonely people some- girlfriends. They join baldheaded bums. church to stop his beloved unacceptable. A true establishment. Karen is a actively interested in rity. When that doesn't times have. forces to help each other Martin tries several from marrying someone Martin fan. however. will neurotic and hasty woman “digging up" information work. Karen gets affected Steve Martin. as the through the wretchedness ways to meet women. from else. understand perfectly. trying to survive an early about' management cov- by plutonium radiation and .lonely guy. takes this of being a lonely guy. pretending to jog to being Only a man who had At the heart of The 'and three kids er-ups much to the estab is told sheis dying. world view to the point of We‘ve all been lonely at sincere. All of his attempts lived on another planet or Lonely Guy is the truism out of her reach. She finds lishment's consternation. After confirming that \yonderful absurdity. When one time or another. so fail until he meets Iris an isolation tank could be that all rejected lonely he enters a restaurant to some of the things they do. (Jhdith Ivey). Unfortu- as naive about women as people have to come to eat alone. for instance. a like practicing conversa- nately Martin can't seem to Larry Hubbard. Martin's grips with: you have to let spotlight follows him to his tions with a bedpillow, are hold onto Iris or her phone unique talents come in yourself feel a little pain so table. painfully familiar. number. so he continues to handy to make Hubbard you can feel joy. While The; Adapted for the screen The Grodin character be a lonely guy. believable. Hubbard is the Lonely Guy may not be the by Neil Simon from A bears the familiar Neil It's not until Martin Navin Johnson character ultimate statement on Guide For the Lonely Guy. Simon stamp. He's writes a best-selling guide ,(The Jerk) made into a lonely singlehood, it cer- the movie is the story of downbeat to the point of ‘ for the lonely guy that his better~educated. only tainly makes a fun vehicle Larry Hubbard‘s (Martin) being depressing. a Felix social life picks up. Even slightly more worldly for Steve Martin's unique city-dweller. Any actor zaniness. 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Cap n hopes 'to inspire Pack with Chapel Hill run Devil Steele to cancer when he was 16. carry out the game plan. detest those people over ship and followed the team from running and weight SportsEditor “I hope the players are Knowing Jimmy. he will there." said Cap'n with a from his San Diego home to training three times a inspired by me to give 120 have them ready." sharp grin. “and part of it Ogden. Utah. the site of week. and has doubled his Jim Letherer. State's percent." The Cardiac Pack's will go to the Jim Valvano the second round. body strength. according to “guru" who predicted the And. as he has at games magical run to the title last Cancer Research Fund. There. he told Valvano State strength coach mt»a... Wolfpack would win the since the Pack was 0-5 in year inspired the Cap'n to which we're starting for his prophesy. "He said he Wright Wayne. national title last year. is the ACC. he will display attempt a feat of similar him. would hock my wooden leg “It's been a complete. at it again. his message for the team magnitude. He plans to “Everyone in America if they hadn't won." Cap'n loo-percent improvement Cap‘n Jim. as his friends on a sign that reads. “Yes, make a 3,000-mile cross- has had someone affected Jim now jokes. since he started." said call him. foresees a Pack We Can". country run. beginning by cancer in some way or He fell in love with the Wayne. ”He's working upset against top-ranked “I think we have a great May 5th. another," he said more team, adopted it and hard at it. You can't find North Carolina Saturday in basketball team this year." He has trained and con- solemnly. "I lost both of my followed it on to Albu- anybody who will push Chapel Hill. he said. “We just need a ditioned for nine months parents and a leg." querque. He moved to themself any harder. If And as an inspiration to victory over Carolina to for the trans-America run. The Pack first caught Raleigh less than a week you'd let him go he'd work the team. Cap'n Jim is make us real good. build a which he hopes to use to Cap'n Jim's eye during the after the championship out more than he should. running on crutches today lot of confidence and get us raise money for the Ameri- State-Pepperdine game in game to begin his training "Attitude plays a big and Saturday to the 0r- going. I think we've got the can Cancer Society. the first-round of the in the company of his part in something like that ange County town. He players to do it if they began from the Raleigh "Part of the funds will go NCAA playoffs. He pre- newly-acquired friends. and. as far as that goes, city limits this morning at practice hard. listen to to the UNC Research dicted then that the Pack Since then he has lost he's got the winning at- 8:30 and hopes to make it (Coach Jim) Valvano and Fund. (even) as much as I would win the champion- between 70 and 80 pounds titude it will take." to the Governor's Inn in the Research Triangle Park (18 miles). He will hold a press conference at 5 pm. today. before con- tinuing his lB—mile jaunt from there Saturday morning. “I know that everything can nhotobyMarshall Norton except my hair will hurt," Cap'n .iirn hopes to inspire Statewith his weekend run. said Cap'n, who lost a leg Wolfpack gymnasts return home Mike Grlmrd both teams entertained expressed the need for Sports Writer James Madison. their younger gymnasts to State‘s men carry a 9-9 contribute. Coach Shuh and record into their dual meet Stevenson said they feel State's men's and with Georgia Tech. 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8 February 17, 1984 I Technician I Sports

Pack tops Huskies, Men tankers Stroke past Heels PhilPitchfes-d good enough for a new pool of the lOOO-freestyle event. Statetoa2324lesd. faces Tar Heels Sports Writer record. the Pack found themselves The lead changed hands Isflr people will also be seeing What started about a Clemson. Virginia and on the short end of a 15-1 four more times through- AdstantSportsEditor? the defending national month ago as a pleasant South Carolina have also score. out the night with neither champions when tourney surprise for State swim- fallen victim to the Pack‘s Had Dudley and team able to gain more When Lorenzo Charles play tips off in mid-March. ming coach Don Easterling late-meet heroics. After Dressman not finished 13 thana four-pointlead. and Terry Gannon. the The youthful Wolfpack is has turned into an inter- these confidence boosters. in the ZOO-free and Aceto The Pack divers put Wolfpack's two leading one good night away from esting habit for his swim- the Pack probably feels not won the Fro-free. the State ahead in the meet for scorers. hit zof-IG shots the 20-win plateau — an mers. With its 03-50 victo they own the 400 free relay meet could very well have good as Barroncini and from the field for a total of achievement which should ry over North Carolina — especially since the been put beyond reach at junior Tom Neunsinger “WWI-www'WMiMmsmwp‘lgafi‘i'_«.it;.~5-.“I”..,_. seven first-half points. secure a third straight Tuesday night in Chapel Carolina thrashing was that point. took the first two places in State fans are bound to NCAA bid. Hill. the Pack has re- achieved under such Aceto especially im- the one-meter optional become fidgety. State shot nothing like a established itself as the adverse conditions. pressed Easterling by not event. With two events But fears of an upset - post-season representative premier team in the con- According to Easterling. allowing the deficit to remaining. State led 60-47. as well as an end to the against the Huskies. con- ference and as being capa- State was suffering from bother him. The sophomore The Tar Heels refused to Pack's eight-game winning necting on only 29 of 70 ble of producing quality the “mushy. mushy oat- from Portland. Maine has give up. though. and re- streak — quickly subsided shots for a paltry 41.4 performances under meal stage" of their taper consistently won both the ceived a second-place finish in Wednesday night's bat- percent. Myers. however. extreme pressure. that comes between the sprint free events all in the 200 breaststroke tle with Northeastern. wearing a new-found grin The win. which marked euphoria of the initial rest season and ”is showing a from Tom Mecklenberg Sophomore Ernie Myers and delighting in the re- State’s final encounter period and the confidence quality of handling pre- that prevented the Pack's was singularly responsible building chants of “Ernie. with the Tar Heels in that is abundant in the ssure that he didn't have Eric Wagner and Simon for easing the tensions. Ernie. Ernie," from the Carolina's ancient Bowman ACC Championships. before." Easterlingsaid. Driscoll from sewing. up bombing the Huskies for 22 Reynolds crowd of 11,100. Gray Pool. was the fourth “It (the meet) wasn't the “He's showing the matu- the contest. The score at first-half points and giving was hotter than a mid- time in the last six meets most gorgeous thing in the rity and toughness a body that point was 56-50 in the Pack a cushion which August noon in Fayet- that the Pack outswam world. but anytime you has to have in order to do favor ofState. proved vital in the waning teville. Stattphatobya‘“ Harem-i their opponents in the final best a (Carolina) blue team. thejob." Thus. Easterling and moments. The initial signs of what Ernie Myers Md a season-Nah ”pointmmlt on event. The relay squad of it's pretty. just plain The Pack took its first ‘ troops were placed in an The hard-fought 77-74 was to unfold came early. theHuskies Wednesdaynight. Rocco Aceto. Craig Engel. P-U-R-T—Y." Easterling lead of the night in the extremely familiar situa- win upped State's mark to as Myers scored State's the Pack a 39-29 halftime points) broke out of his Matt Dressman and Todd said. one-meter required diving tion. Once again they were an eye-catching 19-7 head- first eight points of the edge. slump in the second half by Dudley not only clinched The meet did not start competition. Freshman in position to either clinch ing into Saturday’s re~ game. giving the Pack an “My outside shot was hitting 5-of-8 long range the meet by capturing the out on such a good note. David Wilson and sopho- the win with a good per- match with North Carolina 11-4 lead. Northeastern really clicking tonight." bombs.'Charles could never 400-freestyle relay event's however. After a Tar Heel more Glen Barroncini fin- formance in the 400 free in Chapel Hill. The came roaring back behind Myers said. “I knew I get untracked against the only seven points. their victory in the 400-yard ished first and second. relay or give the Heels a Huskies. which will repre- the accurate touch of would be hot when I hit my Huskies' collapsing de- time of 3:04.34 was also medley relay and a sweep respectively. and staked 57-50 comeback victory. sent the East Coast Con- guards Wes Fuller (15 first three shots. fense. ference in the NCAA points) and Andre LaFleur “The crowd was also a Tournament. dropped to (12 points) to grab oc- big factor. They were go- “Lorenzo and I were Wolfpack Women seek 9th straight win 19-4. casional leads of five points ing crazy and it really felt kidding that we could've “I told everyone before throughout the first half. good to hear them cheering been back in the dorm Tedd McGee Maryland. however. is too badly there." she said. eight-game winning streak. the game Jim Calhoun had But with State up by two my name." watching Andy Griffith for Sports Writer coming off an 82-51 romp “It will be a matter of us State has met several an excellent basketball with two-and-a-half The crowd favorite must as much as we contributed over first-place Virginia. being ready mentally." tough road challenges. in- team.” Pack coach Jim minutes to go. Myers put have heard his name again in the first half." Gannon State's women's “I think that (Maryland) With both teams seem- cluding payback defeats of Valvano said. “That's why on another show. The 6-4 in the second half as he said. “I think I left my shot basketball team makes its is probably peaking now." ingly peaking at the same Clemson and North they've won 19 games. second guard hit four opened up the final stanza at home. annual foray to College Pack coach Kay Yow said. time. this match shapes up Carolina. You're going to see them in “Luckily, Ernie had a hot Park. Maryland this week- "They have some really as the possible straight buckets. including by scoring six of the Pack's end in a game that could go fine athletes on their team. game—of—the—year. “I don't think it's heavy the NCAA Tournament." a 23 ~foot bomb with :05 first eight points. Myers hand. I saw flashes of his a long way in determining I feel now they're starting “I expect it to get a on our mind that we're on Barring major collapse. seconds remaining to give finished the evening with a 35-point game last year. the seedings for the con- to play for more minutes hard-fought battle." Yow the road. We've played season-high 32 points and When a person‘s hot like ference tournament. their best players. It seems said. "It could really be a well recently against some seven rebounds in only 29 that. I just keep feeding The Pack sports an 8-3 to be working better for _ great game." tough competition on the VILLAGE INN PIZZA minutesofaction. 'em the ball as much as I league record along with them." In the Wolfpack's road.” Yow said. Althoneh Gannon (18 can." an eight-game winning Yow hopes her team is PARLOR streak. while the Terrapins ready for the challenge. are a back in the “Playing at Maryland is Blue Devils oust Pack colferesee 0‘.._7:_.‘: tough. but we don't play WE DELIVER men, women fencers NinaLupeletti beaten in foil while Steve i. 851-6927 _ _ Sports Writer Josephson went 2-1 in epee. In sabre, Peer The men's and women's Beveridge was also 24 for I l 3 l fencing teams both the Wolfpack. I 5-: I 33 . dropped close meets Wed- State's women could fare nesday night against Duke no better. dropping a 10-6 in Durham. decision to the Lady Blue l l The men. who had Devils. The Pack was I $1.00 OFF I 82.00 OFF beaten the Blue Devils paced by outstanding per- I any small I any large earlier in the year. could formances from Nina I 1 ingredient or more pizza 1 ingredient or more pizza not repeat that perfor- Lupoletti and Paige Burns I expires 2I27/84 expires 227/84 mance as they fell 1245. who went 3-1 and 2-2 --_—---__*_-_-_-_—_-, Ramzi Ziade went un— respectively.

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