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Sagan to speak at Emerging IssueS"Forum By Christina Biliouris Sagan will speak on “Preserving Planet ence. especially the study of the planets. “we hope everyone will walk away with an Hole Research Center in Massachusetts. Staff Writer Built" on Feb. 8 and will be followed on In addition. he is director of the understanding that there are things we can William Caner of the National Geodetic Feb. 9 by six other Laboratory for Planetary Studies and pro- do to protect our environment and a com— Survey. and David Rind of NASA. Other world-renowned sci- fessor of astronomy and space sciences at mittment to doing what is needed." speakers will be announced at a later time. Carl Sagan, the internationally famous entists whose topics Cornell University in Ithaca. NY. He has Monteith said the conference topic The first Emerging Issues Forum was held astronomer and writer. will be the keynote will include global also worked closely with NASA during the “strikes at the heart of N.(‘. State's institu- in l986 to provide an arena to bring state speaker for NC. State‘s fifth annual climate change. pos- Mariner. Viking and Voyager expeditions. tional purpose. with out emphasis on pro- and national leaders together to debate criti- Emerging Issues Forum. former North sible changes in sea Hunt. chairman of the 1990 symposium. grams in forestry. agriculture and marine. cal issues related to NCSU. Carolina Gov. James Hunt and Interim level. water quality said the forum's purpose is to “plant the earth and atmospheric sciences." Past speakers have included Chancellor Larry Monteith announced and availability, and seeds that will grow into solutions for the The forum will not only bring together Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis. corn- Thursday. the unusual demands problems facing our state. nation and leaders in government, business and educa- puter—services entrepreneur H. Ross Perot. The forum. titled “Global Changes In The on primary natural world." tion. but it will also include scientists who former Federal Reserve Board Chairman Environment." will bring major speakers to resources. Hunt referred to many popular environ- will address the complicated environmental Paul Volcker and the heads of Apple Raleigh to discuss the local, national and Carl Sagan Sagan. the winner mental issues in his address. including the issues of today. Computer and Xerox Corp. international implications of environmental of Peabody and Emmy Awards for the tele- greenhouse effect. the depletion of the In addition to Sagan. the guest speakers Registration for the 1990 Emerging Issues change. Hunt and Monteith said at a press vision series “Cosmos,” has also won a ozone layer. the pollution problem on Nonh will include Vee Ramanathan of the Forum will begin Jan. I. Anyone interested conference at the Alumni Memorial Pulitzer Prize for his book, “The Dragons Carolina beaches and mountains and the University of Chicago. Wallace S. in going should write to the Emerging Burlding. The forum is scheduled to take of Eden." He has received numerous deforestation problem. Broecker. William Clark of Harvard Issues Forum Office. Box 7401. NCSU place Feb. 8-9. awards for his many contributions to sci- “When this conference is over." Hunt said. University. George Woodwell of Woods Mail Center Raleigh. N.C. 27695740i.

Brickyard hosts Involvment Fair TKEs plan to end pledging recruit will meet all the active brothers and is inter- By Teebu Phillip Viewed by a standards board comprised of officers of Staff Writer TKE. Members of the Tau Kappa Epsilon Fratemity at NC The new recniits are judged on personality. academics State and across the country plan to eliminate pledging and leadership potential. If the recruit is judged to be a in an effort to stop all forms of hazing. worthy applicant. he views a “Spirit of TKE" videotape The new policy was adopted at the last convention of series and completes a series of workbook exercises TKE‘s national organization. which educates the new recruit on fraternal life and the The new membership education program will initiate ideals of TKE: love. charity. and esteem. Once the new recruits as full members with all rights and privi- videotape and workbook sessions are completed. the leges instead of making them associate members for new recruit is initiated into the fraternity at a “Spirit of their first year. said Jack Martin. vice-president of the Fraternity" weekend. TKE's NCSU chapter. He said the new initiation pro- “These policy changes should be implemented by cess will promote equality at TKE and the abolition of next fall at State," Martin said. the two-tier membership should end a pledge‘s risk of Officers of TKE plan to attend a district fraternity FREE F0 to hazing. meeting this weekend at Virginia Tech to discuss and “There are no. and will be no. subservient classes at learn more about their new initiation policy. "m' TKE." Martin said. Nationally TKE has more than l77.000 initiated PRIZES ’ The new policy begins with rush. where the new members and 40 active members at NCSU.

Players took no steps toward

achieving degrees, Poole says Wild/Stat By Paul Woolverton as they complete their first cours- illegally. but some players received Executive News Editor es.“ many grade changes. The “Halloween Ghost" visits Alexander Residence Hall’s display at the Student lnviovment fair. He said the university must help “Most of the changes involved Second ofa two part series athletes compete with other stu- changing an ‘ineomplete‘ to a letter The Brickyard came alive co-chair for the Inter-Residence ting up and breaking down of the dents. even though they start out grade and in more than one instance Wednesday with 66 student inter- Council. said he felt that “there fair. Also providing assistance was NC. State officials allowed bas- behind and devote a great deal of totaled l0 changes per player." he est groups and organizations par- could have been more participation Physical Plant, which supplied ketball players to take courses that time for basketball. wrote. “The records also showed ticipating in the Student (on the part of student) organiza- extension cords for University would not progress toward gradua- He said a summer transition pro- that most players had several grades Involvement Fair. tions." He added that the fair was Dining’s pizza and soft drink tion. but to remain eligible to play. gram should help freshmen athletes changed.” This was the first time in several “really nice.” stand. Samuel Poole said in his notes on prepare for college. But. after four He said because of the university's years that the activity took place He said that this has been the first his investigation into the Wolfpack incoming basketball players took policy for grade-changing and on the Brickyard. Debbie time in a while that the event has The fair coordinator. Eric Nobles. athletics program. the transition math courses and retroactive withdrawal. illegal grade Willoughby, organizer for the new been held in the traditional loca- who is Director of Public Poole. who is vice chairman of the received a C. a D and two no cred- changes were unnecessary. serivce-oriented sorority Epsilon tion.. Relations for Student Government. UNC Board of Governors. also its, “the school should be put on Poole noted that one player fol- Sigma Alpha, said that she was The Air Force Reserved Officers said the fair “was a tremendous included memos saying academic notice these student-athletes cannot lowed the rules. missed a few early- “excited to be a part ofit.” Training Corps Detatchment 595 sucess.” coaches pressured a professor to compete with their peers. season games and took no courses programming provided assistance with the set- —Amy Coulter “Apparently the response at for credit for more than a year. This Scott McWhorter. help a player make up five weeks of NCSU is to allow these players to occurred because when a student classwork for a class he stopped take curriculum which will allow withdraws. all classes for that attending. The player could not them to remain in school and eligi- semester are removed from his/her drop the course because that would ble to play basketball as long as record. Students from out-Of-state reduce his course load to nine credit they can with no hope that they will Memos Poole attached with the hours. rendering him ineligible. ever obtain a degree." Poole wrote. notes described a situation where an Poole headed a four-man commis- He said physical education. music. English professor said she felt pres- sion which studied the program history of sport. public speaking sured by academic coaches to give can get in-state tuition from January to August. UNC-sys- and theater courses made up the an “unreasonable" amount of help tem President C.D. Spangler asked bulk of players' curriculums. to a player in academic trouble in do” about meeting the necessary they are substantially financially Poole to investigate wrongdoings in Poole said some players were sus- her class. According to the memos. By Amy Coulter residency requirements and how to independent from their parents. the Wolfpack men‘s basketball pro- pended from school because of poor the student had never attended the Assistant News Editor appeal their residency status. guardians or spouses who are resi- gram. The allegations of wrongdo- grades. but readmitted many times. class and needed to make up five Dixon Don Patty, Associate dents of another state. Individuals ing were made by “Personal Fouls" "(Suspensiom does not seem to weeks of work. Appoximately two-thirds of the Registrar, and Charles Haygood, must provide examples of self-sup- author Peter Golenbock and present a real problem to some bas- The student was in an English “2 out-of-state students who apply for Associate Vice Chancellor for port including jobs held and any Richard Lauffer. former head of the ketball players in that there is at class. even though he made a D in instate residency are actually grant- Student Affairs, told students about accounts managed by and listed in physical education department. least one example of a basketball English Ill. ed this status according to George the three basic requirements that all the students names. In his notes dated June 28. Poole player being suspended and read- The memo said the player's advis- Dixon. Director of Admissions, at candidates need to meet in order to Students whose parents claim said many basketball players mitted five times before a final sus- er had told him to drop the ”2 an open forum sponsored by become residents of North Carolina them as dependents may still be recruited “are not. as defined by pension from which he did not re— class and take the lll-class during Student Government Thursday at for tuition purposes. able to receive in-state tuition. NCSU. on probation or academic enter." Poole wrote. "Without a the drop-add period. but the player 2:30 pm. These include becoming legally Those who claim students as depen- warning when they enter. but most doubt. this conveys an attitude to did not. Raj Shunmugam. Student domiciled for l2 months preceding dents will be sent an affidavit do not ‘project' to be able to com— the players that the school will look In February of the semester. 3 Government Executive Assistant, completion of applications for in- requesting information about the pete at NCSU and should be classi— after them as long as they can con— member of the English department mediated the meeting between state status. amount of financial support they fied as ‘special’ admissions. many tribute to the basketball program." admissions officials and students. Students who fail to meet any of provide. going on Warning 1 (have less than Poole said he found no evidence See ME. Page Over 50 undergraduates and gradu- these requirements or do meet them These candidates must also a 2.0 grade point average) as soon of player's grades being changed ates attended the forum in the and are denied the status may go demonstrate residency intent. University Student Center's Walnut through an appeals process to be According to the outline of the Room to find out if they have what reconsidered Dixon said a large North Carolina Residency policy Honor society sponsors it takes to qualify for in-state resi- percentage of those applications for tuition purposes. students must dency status. that dont meet the requirements have “a bonafide intent to make Inside Student Body President Brian initially are approved after the tutoring program the appeal. See “I'm“, Page 4 Zen philosophy is not just for Nixon said “We brought in need to show that gurus. motes learning." he said. experts to tell as (students) what to Also students By Tracey Lyn Tayloo The students have taken a series of SlDETRACKS/PAGE 3 Staff writer placement tests and have been iden- need addi- tickets only for Kappa Delta Pi. the education tified as children who Homecoming Not all beers are created equal. honor society. is sponsoring a six— tional attention. Betty Murechinson SiDETRACKS/PACE 3 weck tutoring program for an area assistant principal of Washington elementary school. Elementary. will match each tutor seniors, grad-students on Monday According to lack Wheatley. coor- with a special student and will The Wolfpack plans to vent its dinator for the program. a group of advise the tutor as to which skills or (idnK‘CfX ks. abilities the student needs to director of public relations. "One (lottery) will be for the one frustrations on the N.(‘. Slttlt‘ students will commit improve or nurture. By Shannon Morrison line of blockseating folks. The SPORTS / PAGE 5 themselves to each spending one Senior Staff Writer “Its tradition that only seniors hour a week With a Washington By incorporating the tutoring ses- and grad students can get tickets on other will be for the three lines of student. sions into the students’ regular stud- the first day." Nobles said in an seniors and grad students." Holm [Elementary School Freshmen sophomores. juniors said. Women hooters (left-rid title, Washington Iilcincntary School is ies. the tutors make the children feel and lifelong education students who interview in his office Tuesday SPORTS/PACE 5 an inneicity magnet school which important and convey that the tutor- It's also written policy. said David Camping wrll begin after the lot- and a ing is important. Wheatley said. camp for tickets this weekend for Holm. the Student Senate‘s teries. has a sitting reading program the Nov 4 Homecoming game will Juniors and sophomores can start special curriculum iii the perform- He said that not only is the pro- be wasting their time. Athelctics Committee chair. flag football playoffs start ing arts The school is a “gifted and gram beneficial for the students but The block seating policy has picking up tickets on Tuesday. and lNTRAMURALS/PAGE talented" triagnct but does not have it is rewarding for the tutor. On Monday only seniors and changed slightly freshmen and lifelong education graduate students will be allowed to students can start on Wednesday, only (if students, thus they have a get football tickets Instead of the traditional race for wrde variety of \pCL‘lai needs. The program‘s philosophy is the ticket windows. Holm said he llolm said. He said upperclassmen Don't gut hurt at N( 3U Wlictitlcy \illtl. "everyone is gifted — it is our job would hold two simultaneous lot- are each allowed to get one under OPINION/PACE 8 of the children just don't to find out in what area." Wheatley 'll you‘te not a senior or grad stu terms at noon Sunday to determine classman a ticket on the earlier dis— "Some dent dont come out early.' said tribution dates. lltHC .iri CllVlIlHllllt‘lll which pro» said. I-I'tic Nobles student governmtn! s the order of thc crimping out lines. wmrwv«nu—m.—. ‘+-=. 7‘; 2 October 27, I989 Technician News

TRACS dates for Brickyard) or $3.50 at the door. All present a seminar on "Child (“are in ture is sponsored by the UAB profits go to UNICEF. the Workplace." Karen Helm of lectures Committee and is free and spring registration University Planning. Nancy Brown open to the piihlit. The Lambda C‘hi Alpha fraternity of the NCSU Iiarly (’hiltlhood System open from Oct. 28 will host a House of Ilorrors Information Iixchange. and Lynne Interested Ill Looping? Then you to Nov. 22 Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 30 and Meyers of Child Care Resource and can attend a to-op orientation ses— 31 from 5:30 to 9:30 pm. Tickets Referral of Wake County. Inc. wtll sion on \V’itllllCSLIH Ni“ 1 at 4 Oct. 27, 1989 are $1 for students and $2 for all discuss the results of the recent pm. in Room (i lll ot Caldwell oWindow I, graduate students others at the door. Proceeds will go NCSU Committee on Child Care Hall or Thursday Nov. 2 at 5:30 and seniors IIPDRTAIT DATES AID to the Riverside Boys Camp run by alternatives. Information on the pm. in Room G- l09 Caldwell. Saturday, Oct. 28 ANNOUNCEMENTS the Raleigh Rescue Mission. For newly created NCSIJ Iiarly oWindow 2, juniors more information call 832-5364. Childhood Information and Iii’in hilalloyrllzinlcy of NCSU 1989-90 student directories are Resource Exchange will be given will speak on the topic of , Wednesday, Nov. 1 available on the first floor of the The UAB Indoor Recreation from 9 to II a.m. and from I to 3 ”linvii'oninental Ethics" on TeICphOI'lIC -Window 39 Sophomores University Student Center and at Committee will sponsor an 8—Ball pm. in the Walnut Room of the Thursday. Nov. 2 at 12:30 pm. in Registration Saturday, Nov. 4 the Atrium located in the Erdhal— tournament on Nov. 3 in conjunC» University Strident Center. The the Walnut Room of the University tion with the UAB All—Nighter. seminar is free and open to all fac» Student Center. There will be at least 8 prizes. The ulty, staff and students. Computerized W' gaturday’ Nov. H TRACS student class schedules entry fee is $1 and the tournament Students interested in improving SCI] (1 I. ’ m 0‘” 5. Non-degree SIUdents are now available on the second is limited to the first 32 entrants. A workshop called “Presenting their skills in resume writing and ‘ e u mg Sunday, NOV. 19 floor of the University Student You can sign up in the games room Yourself Well During the Job interviewing are encouraged to Center, the lobby of DH. Hill of the University Student Center. Search for Adult Students and attend a resume and interviewing Hours of operation: Library and in residence halls. Alums" will he held on Saturday shill\ workshop on Monday, Nov. 6 Saturday, Oct. 28, The Iota Lambda Chapter of from 9:30 a.m. to l:30 pm. in at 4 pm. in Room G-lll of TRACS registration for under- Alpha Phi Omega at N.C. State is Room 2|00 of the Student Services Caldwell. Nov. 4, and Nov. ll ----- II a.m. to 11 pm. graduate seniors and graduate stu~ sponsoring a blood drive on Center. Topics will include Sundays, ..... 2 pm. to II p.m. dents will begin on Saturday at 11 Monday, Nov. 13. This blood drive assertiveness, body language. hati- A one day intensive workshop Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. to midnight am. is a pan of the ACC Blood Battle dling meals and social situations. designed for NCSU adult students between NCSU. UNC, and Duke. Advance registration is required and alumni who want to change The Department of Housing and The blood drive will be held in the and the cost is $5. Call 737—2396 careers. curriculum or improve Residence Life is starting the Ballroom of the University Student for more information. their current situation will be held Mord, stirlit] inmanner Resident Advisor Selection Process Center from IO a.m. to 3:30 pm. on Saturday. Nov. II from 9:30 for the fall of I990. Information Donor registration will be on A medical school and summer a.m. to 1:30 pm. iii the Student sessions will take place all over Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 8 program information session will Services Center. Concentration will .of campus between Nov. I and 7. and 9, from 9 a.m. to 4 pm. and be held at 3:30 pm. on Monday in he on seltlassessmcnt. work values. imes Interested students must attend one Friday. Nov. IO from 9 a.m. to noon Room 3533 of Gardner Ilall. There skills and interests. Advance regis- of these sessions. Schedules of at the Free Expression Tunnel. For will be a visitor from ECU Medical (ration is required and the cost is SAVES BABIES these sessions will be posted in res- more information, contact Keeley School. $l5.CCall 73-72396 for more infor— HflPFIGHI aimHDfFiCTS idence halls. If you have any ques- Lekavich of the Red Cross at 833— rnation. A wanenew!"inclcame:ICIIJGCand TemmeunHavana! to IOU tions about these information ses- 3014. ’The N.C. State department of my ISA | («r u»:- 27v: - -< sions. please ask any Area Director, chology will present a colloquium Kaye Gibbons and Neil Caudle Assistant Area Director, or lECTIIRES/SEMIRARS/ at 3:45 pm. on Monday in Room will read from their new novels on Resident Advisor. WORKSHOPS 636 of Poe Hall. Craig Blakely Nov. I3 at 7:30 pm. in Room G- SESSIDIS/ from Texas A & M University will l07 of Caldwell Hall. Admission is SPEDIAI. EVER“ The N.C. State department of psy- discuss the topic, “Federal free and open to the public. THIARMY chology will present a lecture by Education Policy: A Study of the HASTHI PIERCE“ Alexander Residence Hall will Cynthia Howard on the topic of Education Block Grant (E.C.F.A., Compiled by Jay Patel host “The Dead Man’s Dance” on “Implications of PL 99—457” today Chapter 2) and Its Impact on Local HELICOPTER Saturday from 8 pm. to l a.m. in at 9 a.m. in Room 634 of Poe Hall. School District Practices." IN THE WORLD... Submit your notices to FYI by the Student Center Commons. Box It can see in the dark. And There will be costume contests, A chiropractic career information Norman Myers, an expert on writing to: Technician FYI, A drama in three attack without being seen. It can dancing contests, door prizes and session will be held today at IO species conservation and tropical 8608, NCSU Mail Center, Raleigh, arts with music. strike like lightning. It’s fast, smart food. 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ENGINEER'S DAY All Engineer's are invited Sunday, October 29 2:00-5:00 pm Located at Intramural Fields near Archery range Caterer: Don Murray's BBQ FREE! List of games: Pie Eating, Pumpkin Carving, Hoola Hoop Relay, Pyramid Egg Toss, Grapefruit Pass, Dizzy Bat Spin, 3-Legged Race, and Trivia.

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We the word conjures up visions of audience thinking. companies as MTV. the Arts and envisioned this perfect dog —~ a incense-filled Tibetan monasteries. “Yen is the most perfect system of Entertainment Network and dog to play Frisbee with to ancient gurus meditating on moun- spiritual seeking and individual Adelphia Communications. and lure the women — to run with. tains and (more recently) the self—examination," Turak said. "It‘s credits his business success to the So we picked up a puppy that misadventures of Captain Fantasy. pure self—inquiry; scriptures. dog- years he spent studying Zen wuli was pan pit-bull. part boxer. After listening to guest speaker mas, ceremonies and such para- Roxc. Our first mistake was naming August Turak's lecture “Five Years pbcmalia are viewed as obstacles to “Any executive Wlli tell you that the dog Brendle —— after the one With A Zen Master," this past finding the truth." their biggest problem is pcoplc» in the honor movie sequel to Saturday night, it became obvious Unlike the image of Zen many problems: hiring. promotions. Chm “The Fly." that Zen is a philosophy much more people have, Turak said. it does not munications. etc." Turak \illtl. “lt' down to earth and relevant to our involve states of bliss and achieving you understand lives. peace of mind; on the contrary. it yourself and what takes a lot of work and motivation. motivates you. you can begin to MattByers Turak. vice president of sales at understand what motivates others Parting Shots the Data Broadcasting Corporation ”If you're not discontented and and be it better niiiniigci " in Washington, DC, has delivered unhappy in some way with your his lecture to businessmen and stu- own life, you will never have the Turak delivered a fascinating lcc Our second mistake was feed- dents throughout the country. motivation to do something about turc. provmg beyond a doubt that ing the dog. This thing is a In his self—described “tribute to his your problems,” Turak said. Zen is not just for ancient Tibetan Sieve. No matter what we give teacher, Richard Rose," he deliv- "Rose's job was to stir us up. to Buddhists in fact, it is \tlllltflillllg it, solid or liquid, it ends up on ered a 90—minute talk about his make us uncomfortable —«- to force a lot of us might take it closet look the floor next to the food dish, experiences studying the Zen phi- us to achieve self-realization of at whenever wc sliitt wondcriiiit obviously in different form. If it losophy under Rose as well as his what we needed to change about about who we are. why we are hcrc is left in the house by itself for own motivations in getting involved ourselves." and what life is all about. anyway longer than a few hours it with Zen. Turak's lecture was one of a scrics leaves little surprises. Turak said Zen is not about mediv sponsored by N.(‘. State's Scltr Last week I caught it in the “1 was a 19—year-old student at the SWJOYISIGV tating your problems away. but Knowledge Symposium. The SKS process of messing up the car- University of Pittsburgh, and I instead it is about recognizing them is a nondcnoniiiiational group pet. I threw the pup outside and became fascinated with the problem Zen philosopher August Turak encouraged students to get in touch with and then acting on them. devoted to addressing topics in phi forgot about it for a half-hour. of, ’What is the life worth living?” themselves and the universe in his lecture last Saturday. If you have a problem or a ques- losophy and religion. The SKS Of course, when I went to let it he said. “I didn't want to waste my tion, Turak said, many faith-based meets regularly every ’l‘hursdzi} .it in, no sign of the pup. That was life watching the Super Bowl, said. “It‘s the kind of ethics that chanted with Western faith-based religions believe that having faith 7:30 p.m. in 335 llurrclson ”it“. a great half-hour searching for drinking beer and wondering where Socrates dealt with. His dialogues beliefs. Turak attended a lecture by will make the problem go away. The next lecture in the series is by the little runt. I wouldn’t have the years went I wanted to make and philosophy were concerned Rose at the university about Zen But he said Zen wants you to ana- Professor Robert Ayres. Clllllit‘tl looked for it, but my room- something happen, and for my life with the search for arete, which is and found himself impressed by lyze your problems and search for a "Einstein and the Search to: the mates paid for it, too. to be an adventure.” roughly translated as 'excellence of what he called the intense honesty solution. Human Soul." The lecture mil ilt‘ It doesn’t like to be enclosed Zen is based upon a similar search character‘ a life worth living." and forthright approach of Rose's Turak spent five years at Rose's held in Poe Hall (room to hi- in the kitchen by itself, so I for ethics, but more philosophical After branching out into religious philosophy. side, living and working with him announced), on Nov. II at 'I‘ it) brought it to bed the other than simply good or bad, Turak philosophies and becoming disen— Although Turak said his lecture and learning about Zen. p.m. night. I woke up at 6 am. with this beast going at my throat. I guess that is better than the wet / spot it left on my roommate's All beer is created equal blanket. Olympia and swap it with any pop— I come in at 2 a.m. and it By Jimmy Bua ular, higher—priced import and doesn’t want out, but it does at Staff Writer Olympia (all inexpensive beer in six in the morning. I owe a lot to my father. He's general) would enjoy a new found If we keep this dog it is going taught me everything I needed to popularity. to be a real bad beast. know to get me where I am. His Sure, there’s always going to be Man's best friend. What a opinions have served as a compass, one true beer connoisseur in any farce. always guiding me in the right group. They’re the ones who can direction. honestly pass the taste test and act Earner tun For example, his advice to me as though they just consumed one before I left for college was. beer, a glass of milk and a shot of This Saturday, Garner is host- “Whatever you do, don’t go into whiskey. ing it‘s first annual Crime education. The workload is a bitch These people are a rare breed. I Prevention Fair. I just wanted to and the pay sucks." Considering his suppose their fathers instilled in make people aware. Among the lS-plus years of first-hand experi- them the other side of the coin. features are drug displays, mili- ence, I heeded his advice. That‘s the notion that says. “You are tary dogs and naval weapons Now, two years later, I have real- what you drink.” It’s enough to stations. Theie is also a finger- ized the full extent that my old make me want to puke. The idea. printing booth. I suggest with- man's philosophies have affected Not my beer. holding from the fingerprinting (warped) my thinking. Case in What‘s so sick is how seriously since Saturday is damage night. point, his long standing proclama- people take this philosophy in their “Beer’s beer.” daily lives. These people are the tion that ones who look at you as though you Suicidal tendencies Oh, come on people, you know brought your pet rat to the party lochnlcicn Flo Photo it's true! The only thing Budweiser when you show up with a less pop- Suicidal Tendencies are kings has on my personal favorite, ular, inexpensive beer in hand. I'm Dare to be different. Amaze and astound your friends by drinking (heap beer at the next party you go to. of the hardcore circuit. Their Olympia, is an extra $5 a case. just talking about one beer. What latest release on Epic, ”It's the water, Olympia!" I can would happen if they saw you with For those of us who choose to 2. Breath mints. so your parents. of buying cheaper bt-t-r run really “Controlled By Hate/Feel Like almost hear the laughing from here. an entire cooler full? indulge ourselves with a cheaper teacher. girlfriend or boyfriend get you out of trouble. Actually. it Shit Deja Vu," proves this Give me a break. Put three differ— It’s pretty sad when you judge beer, the extra cash saved by not won't have to ask. “Have you been can be considered a lifesaver. fact. The Tendencies crank out negatively because of the drinking?“ power driven music that most ent regular or three different light someone buying the more expensive beer is a Taxi fare home after having Tilti beers in front of any self-pro- brand of beer in his hand. The only nice commodity, especially to the (.‘onvenient Mart much of it good time. My dad. high punk bands can only dream claimed beer connoisseur, and nine thing worse is doing the same ever-so—poor college student. Just 3. A couple of about. beer in the per— roses to give to the new girlfriend school and driver's education tcm‘h Fueled by hate. the times out of ten they couldn't tell because there's no think what the extra $5 could be after donning the beer goggles for a er, really has taught lllt‘ u lot. But it you which is the more expensive son‘s hand. used for: with person» doesn't take a driver‘s education Tendencies are the epitome of beer. These days it takes a rare individ- night. They even come psychos in a world gone mad. drink cheap beer at a party. l. One half of the $l0 fine likely alized messages. The most popular teacher to tell you drunk driving Unlike “bad boy rockers" who Now you're asking, “Expensive ual to to be imposed for possession of an being, “Thanks for a beautiful can put a permanent end to a party. beer. Don't you mean better tast- but it takes a truly unique person to your name again?" No matter what type of beer or make up this image for them- ing?" No, I mean expensive. show up at a party intentionally alcoholic beverage by a person evening. What‘s sober. under the agent 2|. However. the fourth fringe benefit .‘llt'lihtil you'ic drinking. See TENDEICIES, Page Take that $7 price tag off a case of

The The Party '5 Over If you're thinking of travelling to Bridal Event Greenville for Halloween this year, think again. You won't find any downtown 8c celebration. You won't find the bars find or restaurants open. And you won't Fashion Show any students, either. W54 year, Greenville police plan to This Sim I Chic & gingilis watch the downtown area closely. No Bfida ustom Formal Wear will be allowed to gather. .No one crowds To ether with will be permitted to drink alcoholic the Triangle's lea ing Bridal Busmesses beverages on city sidewalks, streets or in parking lots. - _ _ ALL YOUR WEDDING NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF ”SundayJ November 5th East Carolina UniverSity students *at the orth Raleigh Hilton and administrators, as well as city busi- *from 12:00 noon to 5pm *l lone moon giveaway nesses and government leaders, agree that ‘Door rizcs Halloween poses too many potential ‘(fomplimentary horsd 'oeuvres dangers for any celebration to continue. Tickets $5.oo per person Have a safe and happy Halloween. .it tho door or by phoni- But this year, have it at home.

('lm wl llill Ralei 'h 96%73381 78H? 88 “WWWMWWHM c. Paid for by the City of (jreerwille, North Carolina Sirririly Chic. Galleria Chapel Hill 4 ()(IUIN‘t J7, l'lil‘l in him inn Sltlt‘tmr ks watertn, Creepies and crawlies take back the night Spocral to Technician Domino‘s. will sell pizza outside Turlington during the event. Goblins and vampires and zom- Grant Sparks. Turlington assistant bies, oh my! area director, encourages haunted onSIMTA3-1’“NM‘IN‘W“‘ For all you adventurous souls house participants to bring canned f.a. eager for fright, Turlington Hall goods with them to save 50 cents Council will present “Haunted Hall on their tickets and to help the ‘89" in the basement, first and sec- Hugo Relief Fund. ond floors of Turlington Residence Hall today through Sunday. White says a wide variety of scary scenes and shocking plots will ter- According to Trip White, rify even the most brave souls. For Turlington Hall Council president, those who have lived to tell about “Haunted Hall" began scaring stu- “Haunted Halls" of the past, he dents back in the mid—l970s. This says keep watch for the ever popu- will be their 13th (what a lucky lar truck scene. number) “Haunted Hall." Tickets are available at the Free Proceeds this year will go to the Expression Tunnel for $1.50 in Red Cross for the Hugo Relief advance. Creepy T-shirts for only Fund. White says. Inter-Residence $8 or $9 with a ticket are also avail- Hall Council provides about half of able outside the tunnel. The haunt- the funds needed for “Haunted ed house will be open to the public Hall.“ Other contributors include from 7:30 pm. to 1 am. Friday Addams Bookstore, Drug through Saturday and 7:30 pm. to Emporium and Domino‘s Pizza. 10 pm. on Sunday. When you head to Turlington this weekend you might be lucky enough to see this handsome fellow. The Tendencies new album is a out adding another would leave (the Metcalf Living and Learning pro- player) with only nine hours, the gram. The person said the coach Poole coach did not see the drop as a solu- told him the player should be must buy for hardcore music fans tion, and I then explained that (the allowed to add 111 because he had Continuedfrom Page 1 player) would have to repeat lll sat in on another section. Continuedfrom Page 3 Tendencies. Hate, paranoia, vio— next semester." the person wrote. However, when he checked. the selves. the Tendencies harbor it. lence and depression are pervading recommended that the player drop The person said another coach person discovered that the only sec- They live it. They are controlled by in every Tendencies song. Their the li2-course. but saw no point in called later to say the player was tion of ill taught at the time the it. And most of all, they play it. seven new songs are no change of adding him to a lll course five- told he could not stay in the 112- player claimed he was sitting in is Once you join the Suicidal Army, pace. weeks into the semester. class because it was a section only available to international stu- only to people in the dents and by special persmission. you cannot go AWOL. What makes the Tendencies so “Because dropping a course with- availible On their latest release. Suicidal awesome is their energy gushing Tendencies churn out insanity that forth on every song. It makes me in all elections, obtaining a valid NC. driver’s license makes you feel the pain. want to jump around my room in a and registering cars in North Carolina. skinhead dance. Tuition Shunmugam informed students that there will be fill].11093111301101 "Controlled By Hate" on the flip another Student Govemment-sponsored open forum side of the vinyl imitates all the If you're into hardcore you'll Continuedfrom Page 1 for students in the spring. themes that typify Suicidal want to add this new album to your Applications are the same for undergraduate stu- collection. North Carolina your home for an indefinite duration." dents as well as graduates. However, undergraduates Patty mentioned specific things students can do to submit their applications to Liz Riley in the Engineers let loose on their day show their residency intent. Such acts should be done Undergraduate Admissions office in Peele Hall while early, preferably within the past 2 years. These graduate students return their applications to Martha Special to Technician competition between the different include registering to vote in North Carolina. voting Cole in the Graduate Admissions office. groups of engineers, such as indus- Engineers have to have fun too. trial, civil, mechanical. electrical, The NC. State Engineers Council chemical. nuclear, furniture manu- Construction ending at North Hall will hold their annual Engineers facturing. materials, textile, com- Day this Sunday from 2 pm. to 5 puter. and aerospace engineers. Construction should be finished major problem encountered was pm. on the lower intramural field. today for a new drainpipe in North that they came across Hillsborough According to Paul Carpenter. Games include volleyball. three- Hall's parking lot. Street light circuits while digging vice-president of the engineers legged races, Hula Hoop races, The drainline should eliminate the the trench and accidently cut the council, the event is open to all pumpkin carving, egg toss, and pooling of water in the parking lot, wires. These wires had to be NCSU engineers and their guests. something new. an innovative said Bural Smith, the surveyor for repaired before they could continue free of charge. grapefruit passing contest. the project. Portions of the lot were said Smith. The day will include food provid- Carpenter said funding comes blocked off for the construction. Another problem was the weather. ed by Don Murray's Barbecue, and from a percentage of engineering Smith said the parking lot was a Rain caused workers to lose a day a series of games setting up fierce students' tuition. difficult place to work because ofwork. there was trouble storing the dirt The the project cost about $3,650. accumulated from digging a trench Smith said. for the drainpipe and getting rid of Terry Askew Smokey says: the extra dirt. He said the only DIPPING IS FOR DIPS. PREVEIIT FOREST FIRES! .Woodsy Owl for DON'T USE SNUFF OP. CHEWING TOBACCO Clean Air

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None of us advantage just because of your past With South Carolina this Saturday factors for this ballgame." ing type of game. They get the ball Greensboro. was interception prone are satisfied. Our record.” couldn't come at ‘\' ’ Wolfpack coach Dick Sheridan said to two of the best backs any team earlier in his career. throwing ()7 in players know NOTES-Cornerback Barry a better time. Monday. “I sure hope a combina- has on one team-that‘s Mike Dingle three seasons. but has thrown only we‘ve got a lot of Anderson and tailback Chris The 20th— tion of things — bouncing back and Harold Greene." six in Woods‘ new offensive set. room that we‘ve Williams are questionable for r a n k e d after a loss, renewing the effort —— Sheridan has nothing but praise "They've done a great job protect- got to improve Saturday's game with the Wolfpack, 6-l, is (will pump up the team).” for the Gamecock running backs. ing the ball." Sheridan said. on to be the cal- Gamecocks. Both have ankle coming off a Getting the Wolfpack fired up may “They're really the best we've "They're not throwing as much- iber of team that injuries suffered against Clemson. tough, emotional be the last thing on Sheridan's seen as far as breaking tackles and they‘re picking their situations." deserves to be Outside linebacker Bobby Houston loss to Atlantic . mind. The Gamecocks are a tough. running over people. They‘ve got The South Carolina defense is Atlantic Coast hurt his knee last week but should gooast't‘", well-balanced football team. First— great speed and power.“ much like Clemson‘s: big, strong C o n f e r e n c e play Saturday. nference rival year coach Sparky Woods has But that's not all. and quick. champions.“ Todd Van Saturday‘s game will be a home— Clemson and mm improved the South Carolina team. “Then they have Todd Ellis. a Of the Tigers. Sheridan said he Sheridan struck coming of sorts for the Wolfpack‘s needs a non-con- according to Sheridan quarterback who can light it up." knew what went wrong in the down notions that the undefeated Todd Varn. The senior tailback hails ference opponent to take out some “The systems are different.“ Sheridan said. “I don't know how Wolfpack's loss to Clemson and Wolfpack was flat against Clemson. from Cayce. SC. a suburb of frustrations. Sheridan said when asked to com— many teams have rushed for over hopes to fix the problems. “We did not make the assumption Columbia Also. the Gamecocks have embar— pare the 1989 team with the late Joe 300 (yards) and thrown for over “The most obvious factor was the that because we were 0-0 we were “It‘s always special to go back and rassed N.C. State in the teams’ last Morrison-coached 1988 squad. 300. but they're capable of doing amount of turnovers." he said. “We at the point where we needed to be play football in my hometown." two matchups (48-0 in Columbia in “One of the most obvious differ- that." felt like ~— not only against successful against Clemson and the Vam said.

Osborne knows the State hooters shoot

meaning of defense for tournament title a 1-3 mark in the ACC. The By Joe Johnson “With all the setbacks with the By Tim Zettel Terrapins struggled to a 3-ll-l Staff Writer team this season, a lot of responsi- Staff erlef record while going 0-4 in the con. bility has been passed down to the ference. The Blue Devils will face Defense is a word that sopho- sophomores,” said Osborne. Three of the top eight ranked Maryland to open the tournament more soccer player Jode Osborne Looking back over her short, but teams in the country will partici- tonight at 7 pm. knows well. productive career. Osborne consid- pate in the women's Atlantic Coast The winner of that game will As a returning member of last ers last season‘s ACC Conference Soccer Tournament at 5 pm. on year’s NCAA Championship game against North this weekend in Durham. play Carolina Carolina as the one which stands The nationally number one Saturday. while the State-Virginia r u n n e r- u p out the most. ranked University of North game will take place at 7 p.m. s q u a d , “That game was incredible not Carolina is considered the favorite Saturday evening. The winners of Osborne leads only because we won. but because to win the tournament. The Tar Saturday's games will play each a stingy of the great fan turn out." Osborne Heels are l9—()«l overall and 4-0 in other Sunday at 3 pm. for the con- defense for commented. “The fan support real- the ACC. ference championship. N.C. State’s ly helped us in that match.” N.C. State and Virginia also have The Wolfpack will be trying to women‘s soc- Off the field, sports are still an a good shot at winning the touma- defend their championship from a cer team. .;. important part of Osborne's life. ment. The second-seeded year ago. State played Carolina to Soccer has She enjoys playing basketball and Wolfpack finished the regular sea- a tie during regulation and the been a big doing aerobics. son with a l2-6—2 record and went overtime periods. The teams then part of “Tire other sports help me keep in 3-1 in the conference. State is cur- went to penalty kicks to break the Osborne's life shape in the off-season," Osborne rently ranked number eight in the l-l deadlock. The Wolfpack ever since she first kicked a soccer said. nation after starting the year at outscored the Heels 4-3 to claim ball. As a native of Fairfax. Va., Osborne also values the time she number two and dropping as low the title. Osborne has played organized soc— spends with her friends. as fourteen. The Tar Heels will be difficult to cer since age five. The thirdseeded Cavaliers fin- beat this time around. Carolina has “In Virginia, soccer is real big for “It‘s a nice break to go out with ished the season with a l6-3 mark not given up a_ goal in their last 12 girls,” Osbome said. “The leagues my friends to get away from soccer and a 2-2 record in ACC action. games and has outscored its oppo— are very competitive.“ and school, even if it's only for a Virginia is number three in the nents on the season by a 82-6 mar- Last season, Osborne netted two little while," she said. nation and has won eight consecu- in. goals and had four points. and so As' a speech communications tive games, gWolfpttck junior Charmaine far this year, she has scored one major at State. Osborne hopes to Duke and Maryland round out the Hooper leads the league in goals goal and kicked out five assists for put her degree to work by special- field participating in the tourna- scored with 22. State's Linda seven points. izing in pathology and speech dis- ment. Both programs are fairly Hamilton is tied for third in assists “I feel much better about my We lanai/Staff new and have not reached the with six. Pack goalkeeper Lindsay game this year," Osborne said. orders. Brecher has six shutouts on the “My aunt really inspired mc to heights of the three powers in the season. “Last season I was real timid on pursue pathology, and the profes- Sophomore Jode Osborne returned this season fromla team that played conference. the field. but this yearI have begun sors in the department have taught in the NCAA championship game against UNC last year. Osborne Duke. the fourth seed, finished to take charge and assert some me a lot." she said. leads the Wolfpack’s stingy defense. with an overall record of l2-7 and See m Page

Lewis happy with career at State “Soccer has been my first love At the beginning ofher freshman By Fred Hartman since 1 was seven years old." said season. she tried out for the vol- Staff Writer Lewis. “It's fun to look forward to leyball team. Lewis played volley- For senior i'udy Lewis. success every game because there is ball for a year before being asked and happiness in college have always the opportunity for me to to join the soccer team. because been fueled by her strong love for play." the team's two goalies were Out the game of Although soccer is her first love. with injuries at the time. soccer and an it is not her only love. The coaches had heard of Lewis' intense desire As a student at Hale High School experience with soccer and asked to always be a 7 Q in Raleigh. Lewis received all- her to join the Wolfpack. the best that “T '5 ;' conference and all-state honors for Although she had not spent much she can. ;.,-.-a. soccer. volleyball and basketball. time in the goalie position. she “When I Because little is a small. private decided to make the switch back work at some- school, she did not receive any to soccer. thing I go at it scholarship offers to college. Lewis had been enjoying a suc- with 110 per— Lewis decided to come to State cessful season with the volleyball cent." Lewis because it was close to home and team at the time. so why did she said. "lfl don't she has family who attended State. make the switch? do that. I feel that the job is just “I grew up selling programs at “Well, when I came to State 1 not getting done." State." Lewrs explained. “Also. I was ready for a change from soc- As the back-up goalie on N.(‘. had two sisters who came here. so cer. so I tried out for the volleyball State's women's socce. lcttrrt. the decision really wasn't that learn." she said. “When I got the Lewis has spent more time watch hard." offer to get back into soccer I ing the game than she has playing Although Lewis had been play- couldn't resist. i had played for so it. That doesn't bother the Raleigh ing soccer since the age of seven. long it is really what I love to native. however. She is just excitr she came to State with the thought do.” ed to be contributing in any way of making a change from the that she can. spun. Stein“. Page? Senior Judy Lewis dives to make a save in practice. Lewis has been a back—up goalie for the last two seasons.

South Carolina football program cultivates outlaw, Darth Vader image football under Morrison. During Morrison's rhle on televrsron replays. hurled Obscenities. bottles. radio batteries, When N.C. State routed North Carolina in tenure in Columbia. the (iamccock players The hehtivror of the State fans was an and so forth upon the families of the State football each of the last two years, Tar Heel Bruce Wrnkworth were notorious for their classless on field inexcusable embarrassment that should not players and coaches waiting outside the fans probably vowed to extract their behavior. lit last year's .217 Win ovcr State. have happened, no matter what kind of Wolfpack lockcrroom. lt was a repulsive revenge during basketball season. if a Sports Colur'nnist the ('ocks used their entire repertoire ut pr'ovtxration the Gamecocks provided. Fan display. South Carolina fan or a Clemson fan made (‘arlcr Finley Stadium. behavror at ('arterlrnlcy Stadium. espe- Morrison has gone to the great beyond. a similar vow after a football loss, he or she Florida Gator fans. there are no fans any— From quarterback Todd lullis’s six shooter cially in the student sections. has long been and since his death. there have been encour- would be derided with cries of “Who gives where on the East Coast with less class than act after throwing a touchdown pass to the a sore point With the State athletics depart- aging indications that the USC administra- a --—~?" South Carolina fans. entire ol'fense‘s Huddle-linger salute to the ment, and justifiably so. tion is trying to clean up the ugly image his In South Carolin... football is king and The image Morrison chose for his pro (‘artcr liinlcy grandstand. the (innit-cocks But llolderrnan must have an extremely program left behind. basketball is barely tolerated. Football gram at South Carolina was the Darth put on a lltill of Shame pcrtorrrurncc. selective memory. Or maybe he wasn't at The hiring of King Dixon as athletic Saturdays are a Big Deal at Clemson. where Vader motif. In the finest Star Wars tradi The show was topped off after the Williams Brice for USC's 48 0 humiliation director and An Baker as associate athletic the Wolfpack played last week. and at tion. black supplanted garnet as the domi garnes's lrnzrl play when tailback Mike of the Wolfpack the. year before. director were positive steps. Dixon and South Carolina. where the Pack tees it up nant color in the USC color scheme. Dingle run toward the Woltpttck bench, bull Baker are class acts all the way. and they tomorrow. held out Ill one hand and rnrddlc linger lhrrtng that game. in winch Morrison left showed that by hiring Sparky Woods. There is a difference between the two. Dark-tinted plastic face shields inside extended from the other, to give a linul in his starters In to the very end, Wolfpacl’ another good guy. to replace Morrison. however. Clemson is one of the greatest their helmets gave the Gamecocks even your law to State t ouch lltck Sheridan fans and players were pelted with debris. But even if the product on the field is in atmospheres for college football anywhere. more of a doomsday look. and not just Ice the process of a much-needed cleansing. At South Carolina. the atmosphere is pol~ The finishing touch to the whole scene A few days tiltcr the prime, former State The State section was directly bcrrcath one don't be surprised if Darth Vader is still lured. ‘ was a beautifully mixed metaphor: The Chancellor lirute l'oultou .ecetved a letter ol the South ('ttroltrni student sections in alive and well in the stands. While it's considered tacky to speak ill of Gamecocks entered Willtarnsrlirice from NSF president lurrrcs lloldcrtnirn. the upper deck and made art invrtrng target. Morrison was in Columbia for six long the dead. good taste has never been one of Stadium to the sounds of ”Also Spruch who complained about the lit” behavror, or The players on the sidelines were sitting years. and Gamecock fans seemed to love my vices, and the truth is that Joe Zarathustra," the theme music used from lack thereof. .it ('ztrtr'r l‘rrrlcy Stadium ducks. his outlaw image. In fact. they seemed Morrison's football program at South 200]: A Space Odyssey. Wrong rnovtc, llHlthllllitH nu» upset ttlrout debris thrown After the game. South ('arolrnu fans lined made to order for it. Carolina was an outlaw, winAat-all-costs the circular sitttlwn) leading to the studr if you're going to the game and plan to right mindset. at the (innit-rocks .is they raw: the KltMIl wear red and white. may The Force be with program. and that attitude trickled all the routine was more than the middle innit-r serenade urn's upper deck and trout that perch. high way down to the grandstands at Williams The Darth Vader The crtsutng \lttrtst‘l ol u'r- '.'..l\ clearly \‘I\ .tlrove the cntrrtntc to the lotkerroorns. VOU. Brice Stadium. With the exception of just a look. it was a way of life for l’S(‘ 6 October 27,1989 Technician Sports

Pack cross country teams to compete for ACC Championship From Staff Reports “Wake Forest has the strongest team ACC meet. has run near Tuffey In Nikki Cormack, Kim Dean and facing two of the top ten teams in through seventh runners. they've ever put togethet, and they the season‘s first two meets. Senior Francine Dumas. the country the goal hasn‘t “It’s especially important that we N.C. State's men's and women's were actually ranked ahead of us Mary Ann Carraher gives the Pack After not fielding a full team last changed." have a small gap between second cross country teams will be in the until last wee four returning all-ACC mnners. year, State’s men's team enters the The individual race will feature and fifth," he said. “l'm confident hunt for team and individual titles at Wake Forest finished second Other challengers for the individu- meet as an underdog looking to the last two champions: 1987 win- we have a number of athletes who the ACC championships in College (behind State) two years ago, while al title will be Wake Forest's Anne regain the top Spot. From 1985 to ner Bob Henes of State (who can achieve that." Park. Maryland this weekend. Clemson was runner-up last year. Letko and Seana Arnold and l987, the men won one ACC title missed last season with an injury), Geiger said seniors JeffTaylor and State's women, ranked fourth Wolfpack runners will figure Clemson's Anne Evans. and finished second twice. and defending champ Dov Kremer Ron Tucker, sophomores Jason nationally. are looking to capture heavily in the individual competi- Although State is strong up front, The men’s team will face eighth- of Clemson. Other individual chal- Eicholtz and David Honea and their third consecutive conference tion. Senior Suzie Tuffey and Geiger thinks the meet will go to ranked Wake Forest and ninth- lengers include John Hume and Bill freshman Todd Lopeman would all title and their sixth in the last seven sophomore Katrina Price. third and the team with the most depth. ranked Clemson, a situation Geiger Babcock of Wake Forest. have to play an important role if the years. They are considered slight fourth a year ago, are the ACC's top “It‘s not just how well your front- described as “two Goliaths and one Joining Henes at the front of the Pack is to win. favorites against a strong field that returning mnners. Tuffey, who won runners perform," he said, “but also David." Geiger, however, is not Pack lineup is junior Scott Dvorak. includes eighth-ranked Wake Forest the individual title in 1985. is lOOk- how well you do With runners four. conceding the championship. A transfer from Brevard College, “All the conference coaches are andthirteenth«mnkedClemaom ing forherfourth top-three finish. five, six and seven." “1 certainly think Clemson and Dvorak was a two-time junior col- making this a two team battle ”The meetshouldbevery eompet- Also up front for State will be To fill those spots, State will rely Wake Forest will be very strong,” lege all-American. between Clemson and Wake," itive, especially with Wake and sophomore Laurie Gomez. Gomez. on a trio of juniors that Geiger he said. “At NC. State the goal is to Geiger said the real key to State's Geiger said. “I think we can be Clemson." saidcoach Rollie Geiger. who finished eighth at last year‘s described as “greatly improved": win the ACC; even though we‘re ACC title hopes lies with the third competitive with those teams.” Duke game Wolfpack spikers lose to Virginia, will try to regroup before State was paced by Tressa Paul, shooting for a .500 season and one The Wolfpack then travels to a difficult one. national contender Penn State. By Bill Overton who had eight kills, and Pam of the top four spots in the confer- Duke for an important ACC meet- “I really don‘t think you're going “We just need to keep working, Staff Writer Vehling, who had five digs. ence." ing with the Blue Devils next to find any easy matches in the and eliminate our mistakes," said State is currently in the midst of a Tuesday night. ACC anymore," said Martino. Martino. road trip. It gets no easier, All matches are crucial for State, “Everyone in the conference seems “We’ve worked the most on our An improved Virginia volleyball The Wolfpack was dominated lO—game who wants to solidify one of the to be improved this year." defense, especially blocking. We‘ve squad defeated N.C. State last from the outset, and it now leaves as the Pack heads to the midwest had some good practices and hope- evening in three games. the team in a tough position for a this weekend for matches at Toledo, top-half spots in the conference. Tuesday Western Michigan, and Eastern However, Duke defeated State earli— After the Duke match, the Pack fully that will carry over into our 15-1. 16-14 and 15-7. The loss was winning season. this season in a non—conference finally returns home for the week- matches. Right now the most the seventh straight for the “It's time for us to re-group," said Michigan. None of the teams are er thing is for us to start Wolfpack. and leaves the team at 7- head coach Judy Martino. “We’ve ranked regionally, but all possess confrontation. end and two more important match- important 12 overall and l-2 in the ACC. re-adjusted our goals so that we’re solid programs. Martino knows the task at hand is es with ACC foe Maryland and playing better volleyball.”

Sullivan confused, picked more games right than wrong last week! at 68-34—3. Finally, Ron “I don’t care" Morris holds Itseemstheweekoffdidn'tdoabitof Enloe game on the list of picks. Sorry, mark. good for our beloved panelists. Tom. We know you and Hal Stewart are Sullivan, who ate like a horse at Clemson, down last place with a 62-40-3 “Coming good friends. Nothing illegal here. is behind the Tech boys with a 67-35-3 Ronnie Mo, somehow, someway. was 9-6 What else could explain Rick Lisa is primed for an off week. The mark. last week. Home teams were pretty good on strong” Sullivan posting the week's best Technician basketball special comes out Brian “I’m in charge, here” Nixon is next last week, huh? record at 11-4? Sullivan moved out of Wednesday and her mind is, uh, elsewhere. at 66-36-3. Nixon is still mumbling over This week’s guest should be familiar to next-to-last place with his “week to end all Tom “But I don't want to do the picks Arizona State losing to Oregon. Too bad, those on the five- and six—year college edu- weeks.” alone" Olsen and Lee “Give me that picks Prez. cation plan. Devin “I want the Drifters, not Well, the profound prognosticators sheet, you idiot" Montgomery slid further Larry “It was an off-week, I’m telling the Jackson 5!" Steele graciously grants his promise improvement. you!" Campbell struggled to a 7-8 week presence. p Jake “Rub it in our noses" Thompson (at back in the pack on Tom's horrible 79 than the is Jake? Tom “l’m not getting any younger" Suiter week last time out. and is just one game ahead of the guests at Steele spent more years at State 77-25-3) still leads Evelyn “Where and Lisa “Are you done with your basket- “No more Mr. Nice Guy, Tom," Lee was 65-37-3. last three football coaches combined. I've just got to beat him" Reiman by four The guests, at 64-38-3, would’ve been "Yeah, I remember Lou Hol..., um," the games. Jake is trying to say he illegally ball tab stories yet?" Coston are tied for heard to say. “If you want things done about Bo ..., picked up a game last week, but apparently third at 73-29-3. Terrific Tom is beginning right, you have to do them yourself." Yeah, ahead if not for Chip “1 wish golf season ex-sports guru said. "What the stud master is not a math minor. his year-end charse and wants the Gamer- right. Tom and Lee (or Lee and Tom?) are was in” Alexander's 6—9 week. Monte? Tom?"

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The men’s soccer Gross: Vlrginia game to be difficult test for Booters V Continuedform Page 5 roller coaster ride, I feel good about is virtually assured of receiving a team plays its a lot of areas. We have gained a bid to the NCAA Tournament. ALCATEL final home game Wolfpack head coach Larry Gross tremendous amount of experience Twelve teams are invited and said the Virginia game is going to while starting five or six .freshmen. State should receive its bid because of the season be difficult. We have had a minimum of four of its great play against a difficult “Virginia has never beaten us and starters out every game," Gross schedule. The Wolfpack has played Sunday. The Pack this will make their season for them said. The coach also had praise for 10 top twenty teams this season in hosts Furman at 2 if they can win," Gross said. “It will Hooper. preparation for the tournament. Engineering out there." The Wolfpack hopes to duplicate pm. at Method be a real war “Charmaine's done everything ~— its earlier season performance had to carry our offense,“ against the Cavaliers Saturday Road Stadium. Gross is pleased with the season she‘s Open House the Pack has had thus far. Gross said. night. State beat Virginia 2—0 in the “Even though it has been a real Gross is ecstatic because the Pack first game of the season. NW W W a towel: W of telecom- munierstlomE Wm. W“. “All b N.C. is heavingi sadism“4 °t"‘s. wwtmi" #235342. ENGINEERING FRESHMAN & SOPHOMORES é 3:33:33“ 0,. NW~ mm' E"9'"'°""9 Considering the Possibilities § A speaker till. s and W's telecom- munication technol . are will be tours of the AND MANAGEMENT engineering W%r facilities and of the FURNITURE MANUFACTURING manufacturing M in em planning infor- with motion will b. ovoIohla.. Students interested in attend- Classes ing should call 9194504214» An acknowledgment with Small complete details wiI be males! back to the student. The Manufacturing Engineering open house will take Management Cburses Wed., November 8, 1989 Ample Scholarships Available 4:00 p.m. at the Challenging and Rewarding Careers Wake Forest Road Facility (Many here in North Carolina) 50 if you are an engineering student interested in find. For Further Information Contact: ing out more about careers in today's telecommunica- tion technology, call us today. William G. Morrisscy, 343 Riddick, 737—3335 Technician October 27, 1989 7 Intromurols

Ice Hockey team opens season Flag-faTtball playoffs start, By Dan Stevens It could be easy for the players to of the Wolfpack players were Staff writer look toward the end of the season worn down. at the playoffs and the Club The Wolfpack managed to hang PKP defeated Farmhouse The NC. State Ice Hockey team National Tournament. After the on to a one-goal lead through two opened its l989-90 season with a success of last season. if the team periods. By Jeff Vukovich and the Men‘s Open champ was fell behind Delta Sig by 130 pins two-game sweep of George continues to win. it should mean a Just a minute into the third peri- Staff Writer Total Extirpation. Alpha Delta Pi. after the first game. But SAE rallied Mason University. The Pack is bid to the Club National od. GMU tied the score at l-l and PKP and Tucker I were in the second and third games to coming off its best season ever. Tournament in Athens. Ohio. seemed to have the momentum. The flag-football playoffs began Residence/Sorority. Fraternity and win by 20 pins. Sigma Chi beat pre- posting a 20-2-2 record and cap- Last weekend, the Pack laid the But the Pack rallied back and was Wednesday with the Co-Rec and Men‘s Residence champs respec- vious unbeaten PKA and DU turing both the regular-season first bricks on the road to Ohio by able to get a 5—l win. Fraternity Leagues playing first tively. pounced Sigma Pi. crown and the SCHA playoff beating GMU 7-1 and 5-l. In The Wolfpack will take its 2-0 round games. In limited Co-Rec PKP had outstanding perfor- championships. Friday night‘s 7-l victory. the record to Roanoke. Va. this week- play. the Rec Club slipped by a mances by Chris Brown. Langdon Wolfpack came out hitting hard. end and face-off against league- tough Alexander team 23-20 and Bennett. Sid Deck. Dan Hurley and Announcements With the core of the talent rival Liberty College. The next UT Vlll beat APO in another close Neil Gay. returning and some added youth. “It looked like the players finally home game for the Wolfpack is one l2-6. Dixie Classic Basketball begins head coaches Charlie Newsome got to vent their aggression that Thursday. Nov. 2 (at 7:15 pm.) Men's Open Golf champions are Wednesday. Nov. 1. Schedules are and Bob Mocock are optimistic was stored up in the off-season." against Nonh Carolina. The Pack In Fraternity “A" League play. Glen Ward and Chris Shoffner. posted in the Intramural Office about the upcoming season. Mocock said. split its series with the Tar Heels PKP beat Farmhouse 27-26 in the Both men shot 77 at the Wil-Mar please Check for your playing time “We’ve got a strong sqan again The Pack dominated physically last season and the loss still stands most entertaining game of the night. golf course. Runner-ups were Russ and court assignment. this year.” said Newsome, “But and was able to wear down its out in the players‘ minds. The game was not decided until the King (80) and Jon Woodyatt (80). we're just going to have to play opponent and get the victory. All home games are played at final play when PKP stopped There will be another basketball one game at a time. and not get But when the team took to the the Ice House in Cary off of Buck Farmhouse‘s conversion try. In tennis action. six teams are still officials clinic Sunday. Oct. 29 at ahead ofourselves." ice on Saturday. it appeared many Jones Road. Phi Delt slapped Sigma Pi 37-6. competing in both the Men's 7:30 pm. All those interested Brad Vass had three touchdown Residence and Fraternity Leagues. should report to Court X Ill passes and the tough Phi Delt Defending champion Metcalf. Carmichael Gym. defense came up with two intercep- Owen I and Alexander are still Rugby Club in championship tions. SAE used an explosive start alivein Men's Residence play. Three—player basketball It‘glslril' to beat PKT 26-12. Sigma Chi. Sig tion ends for Men‘s Rt‘sldt‘nt't'. The Rugby Club's A and B teams against Duke last weekend. The 13- a.m. also won first In the Fraternity League. defend- Residence/Sorority and Fraternity both defeated Duke last weekend. 12 victory was largely made possi- The game will be played on Upper Ep and Delta Sig ing champ PKA played Sig Ep last Leagues on Wednesday. Nov. I. The A team won by a 32-13 mar- ble by the scores of Michelle Miller Miller Field. round games. night in the battle of unbeatens. In Play is scheduled to begin the week gin, and the B team won by a 20-7 (seven points) and Janice lsrael In Fraternity “C" play. Delta Sig Residence/Sorority play. Sullivan. of Nov. 6. margin. This sets the Rugby Club (three points). Women’s Soccer Club takes on used a powerful offense to outscore Bowen and Carroll Halls are the up to go to Chapel Hill this week- The game came down to the wire, Fayetteville/Pope AFB Saturday in Sigma Pi 34-25. PKT nipped Kappa only teams remaining. The top Athletic Directors' meeting on end for the state championships. with the winning point being scored Fayetteville. sorority was Sigma Kappa. who fin- Tuesday. Nov. 7 at 6 pm. in Jill-l That game begins Saturday at 1 in the last seconds of the game, and Sigma I8-l3. SAM and Farmhouse ished fourth. Carmichael. pm. the club’s ferocious defense firing The Water Polo Club will host also advanced to the quarterfinals. D... up to prevent a tie. NCSU Invitational Tournament this The cross country meet for the In Fraternity bowling. the quarter- If you would like your game or The Bowling Club participated in Their next game will be weekend. Teams participating are Men‘s Residence, Fraternity and finals were held Wednesday night. event in the Technician. please fill a tournament last weekend. The Wednesday. Nov. 1 at 4 pm. in NCSU. James Madison. UNC and Residence/Sorority Leagues was Defending champ Phi Delt contin- out a Technician Intramural men’s division, had a 5-0 record. Chapel Hill. Duke. held last Thursday. ued its dominance by pounding Summary Sheet available lll thc Play begins tonight at 7:30 pm. in Women's and Men’s Open teams Farmhouse. The Phi Delts have not Intramural Office. Then. turn in the Women's Lacrosse played a close- Men's Soccer Club plays Carmichael Natatorium and contin- also competed. The Women's Open lost a match since joining the sheet to the office by noun on ly-matched and hard-fought game Appalachian State Sunday at ll ues tomorrow at 2 pm. and 4 pm. winner was Comb's 300 Women Fraternity League last year. SAE Thursday.

After college, Lewis wants to coach and teach biology The men’s soccer team plays its final supported my ability. It would have year -- and I think we are going to level somewhere and hopefully with the soccer generation of the Continuedfrom Page been a bad decision to make the win!" coach too," Lewis said. “I love '905. home game of the transition again." After graduation in May. Lewis is helping younger kids and would “Soccer has helped to discipline With the exception of her first For her senior year of play. Lewis hoping to stay in soccer. maybe in a just like to give something back to me in school." Lewis stated. “If I season Sunday. year with the team, Lewis hasn’t is hoping for two specific goals that high school coaching position. She the system that has been so good to hadn't played. or been involved in The Pack hosts seen much playing time. Did she would add the icing to the cake for is currently majoring in biology and me." some sport I don’t think that I ever consider quitting soccer and her soccer career. is also looking to pick up an educa— would have been as successful in Furman at 2 pm. going back to volleyball? tion degree. For Lewis. the future looks to be the classroom." “No," she stated emphatically. “I "Winning the ACC Tournament even brighter than the past. She The sport of soccer has been good at Method road had already invested a solid year and getting to the NCAA's." said “I Would like get my master's possesses a great knowledge of the for Judy Lewis and. likewise. she Stadium. into the team and in learning how to Lewis. "I think that we are degree in education so that I can game of soccer and would love to has been good for the sport of soc- play a different position. The team definetely going to get there this teach biology at the high school be able to share her experiences cer.

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Don’t get hurt at NCSU ou‘ie ottt playing basketball. You run, drive for the hoop and slam it down for two. Unfortunately, you also catch the rim and break your finger in the process. So you rush down to Student Health Services for medical care. After waiting for an hour, you finally see a doctor. only to be told that you E will have to go to Raleigh Orthopedics to get the finger set. Why? There is not a doctor at Student Health Services who can help you. The fact is that Student Health Services needs more money to maintain an E adequate staff and provide quality care. if a broken hone needs to be set, the best that Student Health can do is to x— ray the fracture and send the victim to an orthopedist. Dangerous proposition indeed, when the risk of further damage during travel is considered. Further, ii what if the fracture is multiple or compound? The victim would hardly be in a positiott to wait for care. In addition, female students can get only minimal gynecological care on i- campus. Such care is vital, and most college students cannot afford a private gynecologist. N.( '. State is growing at an explosive pace. Logically, health care needs are rising proportionately. The big problem is that the Student Health Service's ability to provide that care is not expanding at an acceptable rate. punch out Dan Quayle Wltllt‘ many organizations emphasize quality over quantity, Student Health Reduce conflict, Servites must have the ability to provide both. Student Health Services Violence. detest violence in any form and think that You see it around you everyday. From Chmflimmm something really should be done to prevent .)h()lllfl haw- adequate facilities and staff to provide more than the basics. little conflicts to large confrontations. it. Well let’s try to think of some ways in The simple fact of the matter is that the problem is not Student Health’s violence is a part of this world more than ()pinion Columnist which this problem could be solved. fault. They have no money, so they do what they can. anything else. How about the healing powers of God? Meanwhile, the General Assembly allocates $6 million to the Centennial If it‘s not an act of nature like a hurricane, watching one terrorist group after another I don't think so. As a letter recently hold the world for ransom. Awfully morbid, printed in Technician pointed out, religion (Tenter. the future of which hangs rather dubiously in the balance. Moreover, tornado or earthquake, then it's an act of more wars and student body, mankind like a fight in a bar or a war isn’t it? has historically started a lat k of adequate medical facilities jeopardizes the entire between countries. The problem that I find in this is that conflicts than it has resolved. For example. while the lack of a 25 million dollar arena jeopardizes nothing except the Why is our world so violent? humans aren’t always depressed or look at the evangelists who preach around desires of the riclt alumni who want better seats for basketball games. I think it’s because violence is the answer saddened by violence. As a matter of fact it this university. Do they politely discuss What has happened to the university's priorities? ls athletics of such to an even more fundamental question: seems that on the whole we enjoy violence. theological theories with students? No! For instance, how many space shuttle jokes They yell hellfire and damnation at overriding importance that it outstrips even the health of our students. It will “What is the meaning of life?" I asked Hardy indeed when an athlete needs care from Student Health myself that broad, almost overwhelming do you know? everybody and provide a Laurel and ho a sad day question, and the first ideas that entered my How about certified sports like football. show for all and sundry. Servii es and can‘t get it. Is that what it will take to get the point across? mind were happiness. joy, fun, Mickey boxing, wrestling and hockey? People pay OK, if religion won‘t work, how about Mouse. Donald Duck and Dan Quayle. money to watch this sort of violence frontal lobotomies? If anyone shows the Support our soccer team (Never thought it could be done, did you? firsthand. slightest tendency towards violent behavior. Dan Quayle, related to the meaning of life.) When a fight breaks out in a basketball merely separate the prefrontal cortex from y now you ltave all heard about the basketball team, probably more Anyway, when I gave some really serious game, a baseball game or a Russian chess the rest of the brain and the problem will be thought to the purpose for man‘s existence, tournament, do you turn off the television solved. Maybe not. than you want to. You have heard about the wrestling team, and not I realized just how many turbulent forces because it’s offensive? Heck no! You call in So, what can we do to reduce violence? all that you have heard is good. And you have certainly heard all the there are in our world. Look in the everybody else to see the action: “000, How about a little elbow room? No good news about the football team. newspaper, watch the television: what do 000! A fight! C’mcre, look. a fight! Bo seriously, I think that a little bit of space We i now you have one more team to keep up with. The NC. State you see? Stories about one group of people Jackson just jumped all over Garri might work. Just look at New York, and women‘s soccer team. So what, you ask? savagely beating another? A terrorist killing Kasparov for taking his bishop!” (Bo knows compare it with Andy Griffith’s Mayberry. innocent passengers on a plane? chess). or even “Little House on The Prairie." Here is what. Society is so predictably violent that So when we get down to it, violence is Maybe we should all get a secluded little The team, despite the illness of two all—ACC players, has a record of 12-6- newscastets probably have tape recordings just a fact of life today. and we really do house on a prairie or in a forest (what's left 2, and has remained ill the top 15 all year. If that is not impressive, nothing they use every night: “Today in (blank) seem to enjoy it. Can anything be done of them) and just check out some Arnold is. there was a tragic (blank) in which (blank) about it? Should anything be done about it? Schwarzcnneger movies for our daily The team will be playing in the ACC Women’s Soccer Championship people died." Try and see how many If people enjoy violence. then we “violence quota." different situations you can fit into those obviously can’t prevent them from That way. maybe our memories would ’l‘ournamr-nt Saturday at Duke. And barring any more injuries or illnesses, blanks; the number is almost scary. watching it. As a matter of fact. some center more around happy events. I think they haw one damn good sltot at the title. Related to that, try to remember some enterprising individuals like Arnold that everyone, myself included, would be Folks, this rs ()llt' of our best athletic teams and they certainly deserve more important events in your life. Obviously, I Schwarzeneggar and Sylvester Stallone much less violent. support than they ltave been getting. The team is indeed one to be proud of. can't speak for everybody, but it seems that have made tons of money in movies Well, I just might punch Dan Quayle once So go to Duke Saturday and show your pride in our women's soccer team. my memories are centered around the because they know that people love or twice. unhappy, violent events that occurred about violence. That isn’t wrong from my point of me: getting in fights in elementary school, view; I happen to enjoy Amold’s movies. Chris Repass is a sophomore majoring in Keep an eye out for fall being scared to death by violent movies, But I‘m sure there are many people who computer science. ake a look at the squirrels. Although we boast one of the most staunch, technical, brick-laden campuses in the world, NC. State still has its share of wildlife. And the other and not both. is an act of extreme as Stanley states? Sorry, I thought it was burying their acorns in the East hypocrisy. standard NASA procedure to fix everything just about now, our little gray friends, busily iio double standards before firing. Maybe we should also certify Campus grass, are telling us it’s football weather. Not the sunbum-by-the— Daniel J. Deter power plants even if some pans are flawed. third-quarter type, but the blustery kind, perfect for a bowl of post-game For the past week we have all been reading about the visit to campus by a Junior. Computer Science The Nuclear Regulatory Commission chili or tnug of hot chocolate. Playboy photographer and the controversy inspects thoroughly, but people make Yes, it‘s finally autumn. which this visit has caused. At the same Jeremiah M. Edwards mistakes in controlling design, construction. Nortlierners, of course, are chuckling. "This is fall?" you’re asking Junior. Civil Engineering operation and waste disposal. Ever heard of You time that the Playboy ads were run. several Three Mile Island? Or Love Canal? And your roornruaie from l’ayetteville. “It doesn‘t get this hot in July at home." articles about the Chippendalc's visit to even though Pulstar has a good record (one llut just trust us .. it’s fall. And after you turn your alarm clock back Chapel Hill also appeared. These articles of my professors is in charge of safety), keep an eye out for the sure signs: golden-hued maple culminated on Oct. 23, with a half-page Sunday morning, article, complete with photo, titled. Don’t trust experts there was a minor leak last semester. leaves outside the Free Expression Tunnel, smoke from fireplaces and men fulfill the fantasies of I studied in Germany in l987, and all the wood«burniug stoves (off campus, of course) and early Christmas “Chippendale Brad Stanley’s article about nuclear food, soil and buildings were still women." power protests deserves rebuttal. My basic contaminated from Chernobyl, thousands of decorations at the mall. disagreement is with his belief that we can your life — spring Why is it that all of the outraged letter miles away. The Oct. 16. 1989, issue of And since Daylight Savings Time is adding an hour to writers and picketers have only mentioned trust technical experts to keep us safe. Newsweek described waste storage tanks forward arid fall back, remember? — use the extra hour wisely. Catch up on the Playboy shoot and not the I think we should all take responsibility which were injected with cyanide years ago some sleep, study for an upcoming exatn, go out with friends, go pumpkin Chippendale’s performance? How can for our own lives, and try to become more to settle the solids, leading to the present shopping, somebody protest the exploitation of informed. instead of venting our spleen at danger (albeit unlikely) that they might ()r just sit around arid watch the squirrels. women while giving tacit approval for the people who disagree with our own explode. same treatment of men? Talk about double uninformed opinions. Experts in all fields miscalculate. Witness standards! I agree that some protesters (and recent plane crashes. Witness the Quote of the Day: “The foundation of every state is the education of its supporters) of any issue should do their earthquake destruction in California. Maybe youth." Because of a little something called homework better. I do not know why this Stanley wants to live dangerously, but many —Dt‘r)genes the Cynic freedom of speech —— which is generally particular satellite launch was protested, of us need more assurance about ventures considered to include all forms of except that NASA itself said the odds of that can affect huge populations. expression -— Playboy has the right to failure were one in 78. versus one in photograph, Chippendalcs have the right to l00,000 before Challenger. ls NASA being TECHNICIAN dance. and anybody can protest these acts. “almost too cautious" to postpone the Steve Slaton Serving North CarolinaStale Unt'vcnt'ry.itnu' I920 However, the act of protesting just one or launch due to a “faulty engine controller," Graduate Student, Product Design Editor in Chief Managing Editor l‘twuan lune Suzanne Perez Forum policy Executive News Editor ...... Paul Woolverton Systems Editor...... Paul Lowell Hey, 'Z‘f your dime? News Editor ...... Wade Babcoc k Service Engineer...... 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