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Winter storm cancels Registration/Change Day "N”g. Ingnu-u» Long lines common around campus 1‘3. ft as students add, drOp courses By Madelyn Rosenberg “It seemed easier to have all of the and Meg utlivan departments and students itt one place.“ he News Editors said. “We‘re going back to a system we haven‘t used in IO years." The blanket of snow that covered Nortlt Bundy said many students think they ('arolina last tteck prevented the university have to make their course changes in the from opening tlte doors of Reynolds coliseum. but the first two weeks of the (‘oliscum for l‘fltld) 's(‘hange Day. sentestcr always have been allotted for Registration officials said that although students to adjust their schedules in tltc cancellation of ('lititige Day would be an individualdepartntents. annoyance to students and faculty. the “Students will be doing the same thing drop/add procedure would continue on in they’ve been doing in the coliseurn. except individual departments. they won‘t be in the coliseum." Bundy “It's an inconvenience to students. an explained. “They‘ll have to go to the incontertienec to faculty and an inconve- different departments and stand in line." nience to the adritinistration." said Registrar The department of English had 10 people .lim Bondy. “but there‘s no other way to do staffing the registration table and allowed II. drop/add until 7 pm. to handle the influx of The loss of (image Day has one benefit students this week. said John Bassett. for students. however. Provost Nash department head. Wiiisrcad said students will not have to pay “lt hasn't really been chaotic and the lines late registration fees if they sign up for aren’t that much longer than usual.“ he said. classes this \\. eek. “We‘re treating it as if it were ((‘hange ltrirttlt said this. year marks the first time Dayl." since he came to the university in l967 that Kenneth Hanck. head of the chemistry ( 'haitgc Dan has been canceled. department. said that the drop/add line was “We‘ve had snow before at this time. but unusually long Monday morning. At one we still had tlte day." he said. point. the line stretched two-thirds of the The unitcrsiiy has not always set aside way around Dabney Hall — but after the one location for students to drop or add rush. registration was running smoothly. he MARC KAWANI’El ilmlAi i courses. Bondy said the university initiated a said. The cancellation of Registration/Change Day made long. boring lines such as this one at Carmichael Gymnasuim a Change Dat in the midsl970s for convev See TELEPHON E. page 4 nienee common sight around campus.

Departments still operational despite adverse weather By Meg Sullivan Heckcndorn said about half of Public Two members of Public Safety are not on "We put iii a lot of hours," said the weather. according to flirt-t i» t with.» News Editor Safety‘s cars were set up with chains to keep active duty this week. lransportatioti Director Janice Rhodes Bonner. the officers on the roads. “The horses don‘t go out in this " “But there are still some areas we have to "In general. it‘s been litltl‘. ir a Staff members responded to “a lot of calls Heckendorn said. “There‘s too lllllt'll clear. lr “as quite a snowfall." said, "Of course trudging llill’l ' ‘l liniversitt' officials made a concerted aitd inquiries," about campus weather possibility of injury, They could break a leg Rhodes said ltcr department ltas been wasn't pleasant " cffort this tteek to clear snow and ice from conditions. Heckendorn said. One orariankle. making with the Physical Plant and private campus streets in preparation for the telecommunicator alone took 131 calls in a “The horses are virtually otit of scrticc m contractors to remote srtott frortt streets Bonner said that room stitd~ri~." return, twelve—hour period. he said. “We‘re the first the sleet and snow." turned into the \lHllll‘ to: " The students did Irate to ‘-\.lllt through and parking areas. "We do not have our had to battle lllt' stints . N t . State was closed after 3 p.m. place most people call.“ ott ii sitott remot 'dl equipment." she added, belongings Tltur'sdat. and an adverse weather policy Maj. Larry Liles said Tuesday that there the ice and snow. but Nani-t lidl'lldlll. head the was put into effect for Friday. according to were “normal fenderbenders“ on campus. nurse at ('lark lnl‘iimiiiy. \dltl "ttc h.iteri'i lllt' Ullll temperatures hate pretentcd "WC ltztd to open the iltllll‘ t‘t Provost Nash Winstead. but no serious accidents occured. had that many accidents.” ct'etts front doirtg some work titttil mid afternoon and l'ltursda'. “fruit“ . The weather policy requires employees to Officers responded to over 20 calls in the in fact. she said. the dottois etairiined morning. Rhodes said. “In the cold dents could beat the storm. and 2 fr ' work only if they can safely reach campus. past five days, mostly utility assists and very few. if arty. bumps attd bruises temperatures. moving snow is virtually our hours." Bonner said But Public Safety was on the job. “The minoraccidents, Heckendorn added. The staffs of N( Sl “pint": of irrtpossible." snow‘s all over (the placel." said Maj. Miles Although some officers had to be driven Transportation and Physical Plant tried to The department of Housing and Resi- The housing department also It'it'HCtl “.i Heckendorn of Public Safety. “But it hasn‘t to and from work. “we are operating with a clear campus before classes began. and new dence l ife managed to get students moved lot of Phone calls." from slittlt‘l'ls “er deterred our operations.“ full staff." he said. at work by 6 am, Friday. into the dorrtts with few problems despite neededanareaweatherierw' ‘. v' t

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Petersen. Volcker head list of speakers at economic forum By Madelyn Rosenberg students." Uttert did It ,i . Executive News Editor possible to open llll. gm} 'rl Jl those people " The chief of the l ord Motor (1'). lanier said that List toil . . r'. and the former chairman of the to 50 students attended 'ltt ' t'-' federal Reserte Board ttill head the “but we still feel fltct .itldr il’ list of speakers at ,\'( State‘s third ()tyen said (\l‘tftl’ r- . annual l iiicrgtrtg Issues l‘orum. But substantial number of silt .r- some student leaders will miss the forum. despite the Iiiiiir. \l.ii . hearing Donald l’etcrscit arid Paul Donald Paul student leaders ttill br or '-t Volcker speak at the ctettt. which Volcker attend. free of the "vi‘ tr'r'r ll.‘.llt falls near tltc crtd of spring break. Po’ "son charge. she added “We're reallt \ert sorry about the were available. logistics dictate a lot A l'ollott tip program 1 lit-i timing of the etent." said Al larrier. of what we do." planned for N( \l 's llltll'-ltlil ll i~ director of uintersitt relations. But The forum. which is geared leges and “ttc hope the students. March Ill and if new tllt‘ only days mainly toward leaders involved in get involved with rli.ii."| .tllltl or l’ctcrscii cotild .itteiid local industry. government. business ()wcn added that the slicer. i...-- it t. “That is unfortunate." said Betty and education. will concentrate on be video taped and ()tt'cn. coordinator of the event. the global economy. student body at .i lillt‘l date “But we had to pick .1 time when tlte "It's really not a student event. people and the \lckimmon (enter but it is an event that involves bee l'l‘ ll' Rfil‘ \. ,“iun' '2 l wed'inesda ‘ . The Stay-Ruft Man’s Inside t PHIL TAYl (DR/STAFF prudent Body President Kevin Howell and Senior Associate Athletic Director Frank Weedon coming, to NCSU lt'( lllllt litll l'tlllt i!'~ l.l‘ students attending the NC. State-Kansas game seized the sideline tltt'ti~.tr’s top stereo» .-t ponder their next move after \i.('.blitlta seats reserved for the public. \ ou‘it' pftlll.‘ll‘l\ looking loi \‘t-tts 4-\ another t’tiltllllllhl. .t tertain balding lornrer sports editor Just Whose seats are they? \Ncll. he graduated lliat‘s rigltt. Higher t‘tlllt .iti. Il‘ grabbed the \llL‘clisltlll. descended Jeff '3 ottir ittls git'i' lllt' llt' .' admission seating the non totter. ttalkcd the plank on lJ.S. [)ft‘\l(lt'ttl .iri t‘.ll ’t l Students. officials Reynolds Coliseum: General the majestic ‘lllll of learning to take ()piiiiort lti«\ for students at the Kansas-State game stormy seas of Cherry :3 clash over seats the plunge into the Visiting team Dis uted sections tltc real world lle's ptrt dottn ti Drug testing has lllt m .1 stake in bustling Salisbury No more mini the pltttirtt: llt‘ltl to during game section from page toltrrriiis Hes nott coter “My name is Moon drop and lift Ill}: such csotcr‘tca as pt‘ettee foot promoting a major musical event iit lh('\\(lll\l)lilit' iii.iiit [.1 It.ill. ttomcn's clitti‘clt league softball your area and we thought you'd ft‘t t'tti \‘.( ,\t.iir- By Dwuan June and the athletic piograiit of perenni ts ant more iitforittahon " graduates iiii\t’ Senior Stafi Writer til powerhouse (.itawba (ollcge Something tells me tltts isn't (iistot'i-rt-il, DD Entrance iriiinor is. they‘ll replace ltl' on Stings publicity person. And what features till x\n “unfortunate incident“ nest year‘s football schedule! kind of name is Moon drop. ant created paridemonium over Fa .»\s for me“ I hate the same ttinter break when students problcrri .ts lirttt‘c liabbitt Most ttay" attending the N (' State Kansas of its '\itd “lttistcd Spinach t‘s going to be basketball game claimed the east Student sections people irate tictcr‘ heard appearing at the ltititiiit Vanna Index side court sctrts rcsertcd for tire ll doesn‘t bother them He‘s the llks lodge next month lhet'rc general public ltillllt'l miternor or \ii/ona. and lint really llll big name in ja/l llic students were originally ‘— lllt loirticr leutttic t’tllltlf for three ltttrnioinca. and ' ( lassitietl . t iestiitted totlie upper balconies llLl'sL'l sales. said Bot ()fftce students from the seats. btit seincsttis tlt‘.l|l xtrth more artsy -\ttcr roii mant phone talls like features” . it. .tnd tlit‘ cud /onc areas of Manager liessie Steele finally .illottedtliein liisl.t\ tl.lil\ l\llt's tlrt-ri tool! tmd at .i this. I decided to find .i nets rott to Hi ...... l Reynolds ( olisctint because the Some students tterc ttrritcd Student Body l’icsrdctit Kctm ltt.'tl~t.' s1,‘?lllll.'.l lt.r\c gradually plots seits behind the bench tistiallt attay ill the door. but later llottell said Weedon .isked butt lt‘.llli‘.‘tl lll‘lili‘ if.» liilll‘ that the It’s not such an east iott tor iiittaintitals . ti; .i\illl.ll>lt' to them were rest-i'ted rushed iitto the coliseuirr and tolrelpcaliiitltestiuaiioit l:'.iiti't'-- tupirtrrr or = on the llrrttc and l lle tt.irtrs to be ()iHHltlll. for the l‘tlllllL tried to take met the east side “My main concern was that “Hill.” 1M ,t‘ r \\.I'\ll"ti out tot‘ls ptesidcnt. and l want to keep about l’ltoto... , . ;'~. licoiilui' o? tlit littlI‘,.\ .i i'tlllfl st‘itl\ they didn‘t hate :rnt Hills til N or, .l‘l tr .' itlilt litrrlrir tin ‘llfllill skeptical readers entertained l \i-riiitts Page 5' s siltilllt'f 'vv'tii‘ ‘.\ ts rspt‘cfzwl .lllil l'tcttttrtcsscs sdltl \Vccilott fights." llott ell \ditl. i rlt \ott l kiiott lttrtt the east of that l Sport»... l‘ lrflrlll \lt 11H“- s.\“llllil .l‘iVlL lttls‘ and Public .‘ialett ollictals turtle l lli it» i o oi' zi’ilr‘v'lt\ .tiillii ii I/cil setcral attempts to remote the \tl\lll)l\ l\ .‘itit’t‘t l il ti \r’.'.\l;\\ P! l l pan l A l.tiiii.li\ H, mm lt‘( him hill IR Announcing

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ETelephone Cam 0 us Briefs 1987: The Year in Review registration By Madelyn Rosenberg time in the tournament. but met Financial aid meetings planned ( ”twinned/rumpage / .-I Executive News EditOr Virginia. the regular season champi Students needing information on financial aid for the I98889 school ons. in the final game. They dow ned vcar must attend meetings at Stewart Theater at the following times: There were no long lines in The new year will be accompanied News the Cavaliers. but lost to Villaiiova lutsday Jan 19. 7 p.m.; Wednesday Jan 20 4 p.m.. Thursday Jan. 2!. the math department. said E E. by many exciting changes on the in the tourney. 1p in \ll necessary financial aid forms will be distributed Htlriiiston. department head. NC State campus But belore we Analysis NCSU students elected the first "Registration was gomg along forge into the future. it's time to take black student body president last very smoothly." a look back at the stories that made 4-——-7 year. making strides that were long Bundy said he received very l987 a significant year for the overdo. according to most students Go for blood in ACC contest few complaints from the faculty university. Director David Hart said that if and officials. Howell. a senior from about the drop/add process. N( SI) celebrated its Itltltii NCSU agreed to a homeandhome Shelby. took 5L6 in the spring Its a battle for blood in the A((. and students can help N.C. State although he joked that Harris birthday last year. and what better series in the future. the doors to the elections. showing changing times gain some ground at the Pi Kappa Phi-Sigma Pi Epsilon blood drive Hall received nearly 250 million way to observe the anniversary of a university would be open. and university growth. Howell Tuesday. The fraternities hope to collect 100 units between I! am phone calls from students con land grant institution than by Plus minus grading was also in the began NCSU‘s new century with a and 4 p.in. and the donations will benefit the Red Cross and N(SLs cerned about making schedule enlarging the campus? The Centen spotlight last year. as university businesslike attitude and a determi cause in the I98788 ACC Blood Battle. changes. nial Campus. located just southwest administrators and faculty members nation to fight student apathy. He is Pi Kappa Phi will host the drive in their fraternity house at 240! “All we've done is answer the of downtown Raleigh. added debated the pros and cons of a new an issue oriented president who is West fraternity Court and the department of transportation has phone." he said. another 900 acres to the existing grading system. While some thought not afraid to go to the mat for promised not to ticket anyone parking in the area while they give Bundy said the loss of change university property. This land will be the plus/minus option would allow student concerns. blood. day will mean five or six developed and will contribute signif for a more accurate account of NCSU concerned itself with The fraternities will accept walkins but prefer people to make thousand students will crowd icantly to the university's research students‘ grades. others thought the black/white relations overseas as it appoinments ahead of time by calling 755-9996. Harris Hall to process schedule facilities in the years to come. system would increase emphasis on became the first school in the LN( changes before registration ends Along with the new campus came grades and lower cumulative (iPA‘s. system to vote to divest of its on Jan. 25. a conflict about a road system to The Athletics Department re- holdings in South Africa. Students A new system of telephonic access the campus. Centennial Boul ceived close scrutiny last year when rallied, protested and finally cheered Committee meets Thursday registration will be implemented evard, which was supposed to run Reynolds Coliseum underwent in as the Board of Trustees voted 9 3 to [he Physical Environment Committee will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. by next spring at the latest. almost through Chancellor Bruce ternal audits after new reports divest of the university's SIS million in room 2405 Williams Hall to discuss alternative sites for a Student “We‘re ...ll questioning whether Poulton‘s back yard. caused a small questioned the coliseum‘s business South African holdings. The act (enter Annex. Harris Field is currently under consideration as a we'll have it up by this fall." he uproar among neighborhood resi- dealings. Richard Farrell. business showed the university had moral location. Students are urged to attend. said. dents. Alternative plans were also manager of the coliseum. was concern. as well as financial knowl rejected by the Ralcigh City accused of misusing concert ticket edge about the increasingly risky Council. which recently decided that profits during previous years. The South African investments an extension of Gorman Street audits focused mainly on the areas Construction was a common site Jan. 25 last day to register Stay-Puft Man would be a fair compromise and of fraud. abuse and misuse of state on the campus in '87 as the workers Students have until Jan. 25 to register for classes. Drop/add. will would provide adequate traffic flow. assets. began a $9.3 million addition to the continue in individual departments and forms must be turned in to 1987 put an end to an 18 year But the athletic teams fared well DH. Hill Library. Construction Harris Hall. is on the loose football series with East Carolina. last year as both the men and crews also replaced about L400 following a small riot that broke out women‘s basketball team and the dorm windows and renovated the ('mrtinuedfrom page I A after ECU's win over NCSU in early baseball team took titles in the ACC NCSU Bookstore. The Student September. The goal posts at tournaments and headed into the Services Center. a SI.) tnillion Student parking permits sold new Star Trek series feels. People Carter-Finley stadium were torn NCAA finals. addition to Harris Ilall. also opened always compare you to the original. down during the melee. which also The men's basketball team won last year. All commuter and fringe lot parking stickers were sold by noon At least I don‘t have to compete resulted in the injury of a Public two games in overtime to reach their Workers began more than $2.7 Monday. said Janis Rhodes director of the division of transportation. with Gary Hart. Safety officer. NCSU‘s Athletics final contest against archvrival and million worth of interior renovations Spaces on the old Valentine property north of the railroad tracks of! Technician had a more difficult Council called for a one»year regular season champions UNC- to Winston Hall. bttt its completion lriendly Drive will be available with priority given to students who time coming back from a long moratorium on the game series. and Chapel Hill. The Wolfpack prevailed may have to be listed in the 1988 leased The property last semester Rhodes will examine the campus vacation than Hart did. (A note for negotiations came to a complete halt over the Tarheels and made it to the highlights. A $4 million research parking situation and decide whether other stickers can be made those of you who don't read us last month after NC. State officials NCAA tournament where the team facility was completed on the available. If so. students can go the the Division of Transportation each faithfully: there was no paper rejected a proposal for liomevand- lost to Florida. lucsdty starting Ian 26. Monday, and it wasn‘t due to the See BASK [TB/ALL, page 5.4 snow). It seems the Athletics De» home football dates. ECU Athletic The women‘s team had an easier partment took all the money they made selling students‘ seats at the Kansas game. bought up all our office space in the Student Center and opened “Jimmy V's Bargain Emporium.“ By the time we finished shoveling out all the pink ﬂamingo lawn ornaments and plastic birdbaths. it was too late to publish. Actually. our computer system bought the farm...again. All our CRUSTY’S copy was obliterated mercilessly and irrecoverably. Just think, computers FREE also hold the transcript that lists all your grades at State. Some of you PIZZ DELIVERY probably wish we'd sell our system to the registrar‘soffice. Speaking of failures, nobody on the staff could come up with a name for this column as clever as the one we thought of last time. If you BU‘Y'ONE, GET ONE 4' suddenly become inspired with a good name. or even a good column idea, bring it up to the offices on the 00° third floor of the Student Center or call meat737-24ll. There are ideas everywhere. I found one this morning when I FREE! made up the bed. It‘s probably the 6‘4, last time I‘ll do that this semester, so (limited delivery area) it was a lucky find. Help me out, and I might even buy you dinner. I pick the place. MISSION VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER MENU ITEMS Editor‘s Note: Technician in no way 2233-1 01 AVENT FERRY ROAD endorses the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man, although he might make a (NEXT TO KERR DRUGS) good candidate for student body Pepperoni president next year. The cartoon is a Italian Sausage trademark of the Kenner Corpora~ tron. Green Peppers Ham 831 -2525 Onions Enjoy Students claim Bacon sideline seats HOURS Mushrooms Mon - Thurs 4pm 1am Continued/ram page I A Black Olives Howell said he told Weedon Fri 4pm 2am HOT Peppers that the students had a right to Hamburger the seats, according to the Sat 11am 2am basketball ticket policy. “Stu- Pineapple dents read the policy and Sun 11am 1am behaved according to policy.‘ he WThe I98788 Men5 Basketball Crusty’s Pizza in an oval an Extra! Extra! (COCA COLA), (COKE), (DIET COCA COLA), (DIET COKE), and the Policy states that “side court Dvnamic Ribbon Device are trademarks of the Coca Cola Co. seats. in the lower stand. will be are trademarks of Dino’s USA Inc. reserved for students and their guests." The policy was approved by both the Student Senate Athletic Committee and ------T------r------r------the Athletics department. Howell said there are pres- ently no plans to revise the @mzCRUST CRUSTY’S CRUSTY’S W CRUSTY’S basketball policy. but promised DClJVlIVFlt! DEUVEIVTIE! Student Government would look @ PIZZ PIZZA Inf-ugly e". PIZZA are. into the situation. TM TM TM .13 But if the policy must be changed. he said the students EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! should be notified well in advance “in order to prevent Buy One, Get One Buy One, Get One Buy One, Get One Buy One, Get One futttre (conflicts). ‘ It‘s over now. but we‘ve got FREE FREE FREE FREE to deal with it so we can deal 2 large pineapple 2 Iar with it in the future.“ 2 small two item 2 medium one item _ ' ge two item Athletics Director Jim Val pizzas plus 2 1602 pizzas plus 2 1602 delights (5 items pizzas plus 4 1602 vauo said the university cokes cokes for the price of 4) cokes normally holds 4,400 seats for doublecheegn "um students during general ad green pnpoers « onions . pineapple lillssltili games. 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Third annual forum to center around global economical situation milinuudfmm page I A and lformer governor) Jim Hunt have been adamant about keeping 'l he I987 forum. held in Febru fees low. Most events of this caliber ary. attracted a crowd of over LSOO would cost $l50.“ pople. “It was oversubseribed by Owen said that last year. guest several hundred people," said Owen. speaker David Broder. a journalist who also coordinated last year‘s for the Washington Post. actually event. “We had to turn several returned his check to the university. hundred people away.“ “He told us to put it back into the (lwen said she expects this year's program. That‘s the kind of response forum to attract a similar number of we get from our speakers.“ troplc “l think it will he equally Hunt. who is chairing the forum outstanding." for the second year in a row. The event offers :i mean. for the expressed the need for continued university to show that it is discussion on the world economy in "'-eiisitive to local issues. state wide programs such as the Emerging and national issues and to bring in Issues Forum. “We need more spotters that are aware of leconomr public debate on these very serious tr: problems." I anier said. economic issues.“ he said in a MARK s iNMAN/srAri! (liven aid the forum serves as a statement to the press. Where's the bean dip? “very good public relations tech- Petersen and Volcker have riloiie for this campus. Our goal is to “mmmitted themselves to making i and stirt the ball rolling with conversa tough economic decisions" arid are 1 While most stores were sutlerr .g from a lack of milk and from a lack of the real necessities of life, —— potato chips tion and discussion about our therefore appropriate choices for the .’ bread, the Western Boulevard Fist Fare seems to be suffering dips. ‘I‘H'lllorl in the world economy. forum which will focus on taking i “We get people in decision-making control of the future." Hunt said. pisitions to talk knowledgeably. A “These two speakers . . . will br~ Volcker scncd as chairman of the ""‘Ytni. “669 Add: n-rtifia/‘Mfii‘rtr‘sfl Afldflflfl" @fim’ mt happens because we go after ing us new insights on issues related Federal ReserVe Board for two temp people who can make decisions and to money and markets . . . and on and stepped dot-.ri in Allgllsl lltll‘il W's.“ turner things We want to initiate taking control of our economic said Volcker was “the I‘l‘dii who the change.” future." brought double-digit inflation under Last year s speaker. former Petersen. chairman and chief control earh in this decade . . . l'lit ’8ka §\- \v/ (veneral Motors board member and executive officer for the Ford Motor stock market and the dollar dropped Eat- Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot. did Co. will talk about again making significantly the day l’aiil Volckei ‘Ltb\§2 nit charge the university for his the United States the leading export resigned from the led 'lhai‘s the wrvrces. nation. Hunt said. kind ofesteem in which he is held " 5/ PRICES (\wcn said most speakers do not “Already he has helped make Volcker will speak on monetary t‘ tree much more than travel Ford the most profitable automotive policy. . ‘.[X’ll\t"~ for their time. which allows company in the world.“he said.“His Owen said the rest of the speakers llll‘ registration fee to remain low. goal for the 21st century is to make will be announced at a later date SLASHED! ' We ll'. ni‘t make money on this" she Ford the first global car manufacr It‘s going to be 1i stellar lineup" ‘lrl hut both the chancellor turer. she promised

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Just $12.95 .,I.50"" OVVasherandEnyer every dayl .2 - Extra Deep Sink So go ahead. buy \‘\»I ‘V. this music you like. \\‘~‘5'\x 0JannonaiSenncetoanthnnnu.nuiCxunnuwiArens save some money and .\V\ maybe you can call THE COMPLEX HAS: your mother! v.~,~ ;_- 0 Free Parking Remember me? \’*“.. (‘4 0 Very Ouret Neighborhood '\\,\\\.\~\- "“~ 0 Wooded Surroundings 0 Easy Access to the City bike: :ii/ 0 Covered Front Porches @‘iiiln-Rsedkmw @3953? .‘r s.o -EasyAccesstoCkunpussuuiShncu Home of the $12.95 CD. 'BUWdHCflHdOOIBHPB()M'GHH\ Mlsslon Valley Shopping Center Annex ,9: Mon.-Sat 10 to lO/Sun. l to 6 For Further Information Call Dan at 821-1425 \. (MWF1:30-4:30;TH11:30—2230) 831-2300 ). ~ SPECIA L RAreggyAlLABLE 1 oh,. ,-J“" _',, ..M.~‘.__ .4 'A Clockwork Orange' is one at the tow pertect movres I have seen in my liletimo. 'r- , .r'.~5 8A ].iriiiir\ 2'. WW; V'Vi V; V.iii ( l.t\Vil=I ii (llt‘r (.(lltllflllt'll [rum [)rlL'e’ 7/1 '-y!”«I m '0’WembedCOU'SES$300ananper semestermm” atand5 [flw. 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Pritlilrlzgytyhisfdagomfhruf Glrade A WeReserve tire High To Limit addressedpast ottlce boxesBox ',Replieslochnicmn,to rechriicmriPO BOXshould8608he NCSU Raleigh NC 27695 8608 Sunday, January 17,1988. Quantities On All Items. v.1“: USDA Choice Beef London Broill Fresh Florida Pink Dr White/I érlorrooadlino is 4pm on rriaoy ATTENTION” PROSPEli'lVF PHVSii/il ANU MAlii p GRAPEFRUIT 0r : . interestedEMAYICAL SCIENCESin 80”anCOmoney0P SlUDrNr'wiiVVi. Itgangyiii ator; . . Fresn Florida .I . - , ~ schoolVVthe CO OP is 'or you' Please row: in u' .i _ i '. , . . I _. at our orientation meetings to lVrVri out W“)!!! flow < I' i» ‘ . ‘. . theriONSCooperativeWitt BEEducationHElD 200ProgramCox 400lit? 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Decision causes hassle Once again Mother Nature dealt NC State a hard blow last week when the first winter storm of I988 covered Raleigh. With an estimated amount of eight inches of snow in this area, the administration wisely decided to cancel Registration/Change Day last Friday. This not only allowed many students to delay their returns until safer road conditions prevailed. it also showed some apparent concern for NCSU students‘ needs. Just imagine having to stand outside of Reynolds Coliseum on the snow covered walkway in the endless lines to get inside. And considering that the Raleigh area was just beginning to plow roads on Friday, driving to this campus would have been a hazardous proposition at best. In years past the administration‘s stance had always been that life at NCSU would continue no matter what adverse weather struck the area. When questioned why, their standard response was that since there were residents living on campus. they had little excuse not to attend classes. This logic worked to some degree as long as NCSU remained primarily a residential college. But toward the end of the 19705 and continuing into the 805, this university causes problems around campus mushroomed into a commuter school. With approximately 6000 residents on Snow campus at a school of 24.000, it should be easy to see that NCSU can no The word for today is “Treacherous.” many other ways, such as, “We never use longer center its decisions around its campus residents. It began this weekend. as students braved logic," or “We never consrder the welfare or So the decision on cancelling Change Day was good? Not exactly . . . . slick, icy roads and hazardous flight rights ofour students." Where the administration erred was in their choice to cancel Change Day conditions to return to school and preserve Susan This university takes a lot of pride in its entirely, instead of rescheduling it for another day. Their idea that schedule their “academic integrity." Many wound up academic programs. It has pride in its be handled within each school department was ill-conceived. in wrecks. Many barely escaped being killed. athletic programs. It has pride in its revisions could At the very least, most were delayed hours Brooks enrollment, its graduation rate, and the And after waiting in line after line after line on campus this week, many or even days until conditions were even success of its alumni in the job market. But, students will agree. marginally adequate for safe travel. in this case, too much pride is being shown. What should have been done. and we fail to see why it wasn‘t, was for a Upon arrival, students found that parking It is not a sign of weakness to soften a stance new time to be set aside on Monday of this week where department lots and walkways either had not been or even to back down from a position. representatives could gather together at Reynolds. Right now students are cleared or were icier than the roads on But let us not forget probably the greatest Provisions can, and should, be made for to which they had returned. More than a few thorn in students’ sides: the cancellation of certain uncontrollable conditions, such as having to run all over campus. struggling to discover just where they need parking places were created on the spot by Registration/Change Day. It was supposed the past inclement weather and its results. In be, and finding 10, 20, even a hundred other students already in front of them. desperate drivers. Those who tried to move to be last Friday, but. out of the this case, all students have asked for a Administrators claim undue classtime would have been missed if Change their cars found that they were literally adminstration‘s immense generosity and postponement of classes until after Registra- mDay had been rescheduled for Monday. As we see it, considering how fast the spinningtheir wheels. concern for its students, it‘s now being done tion/Change Day or until the present bad lines have been moving in the various locations across campus, students Thanks to below-freezing temperatures by department —- a fate worse than the conditions clear up. But they have been missed many of their initial classes. that refroze the snow that had thawed, one traditional lines at Reynolds. Besides, it curtly refused. already can now enjoy the “Going to Class means that those students who had to make The other excuse used by those in charge is that once classes begin. Acrobatics.” One can even particpate free of changes or revisions in their schedules Something is missing from the ad— instructors are not able to aid in the Change Day process like they would have charge —— excluding the hospital bills, of weren’t in class anyway. What is being ministration’s tough attitude. Perhaps it is normally done on Friday. We find this difficult to accept. The first class day is course. Everywhere are people, faculty and gained here? What is being proven? understanding, or common sense, or de- normally spent with minimal course instruction, mostly just introductions, students alike, slipping, sliding, doing For a university that is trying so hard to cency. Until the adminstration learns to warnings and threats of failure; hardly material a professor must spend as backflips and other contortions the US. improve academics, even including an make exceptions to certain rules, students much prepartion time on as a normal class lesson. Olympic Gymnastics Team would admire. attempt to institute plus/minus grading and faculty suffer. once acceptable and Many people can’t join the fun because they systems and attendance policies. the position Even so, what could have been done — a solution at commute, and driving to class involves an being taken here is a strange one. Yes. yes, And until students can safely attend their easier for the administration and students alike —— would have been to hold an loss of money if an “We never cancel classes." But “Never” is classes, one word of advice: Let‘s be careful abbreviated Change Day on Monday where reps from the major school even greater risk and such a strong word. It can be used in so out there. departments that are normally in high demand for schedule changes could accident occurs. ussist students. Even if those reps could only have been gathered together for half the day. many students could have completed their business under one roof. New peace initiative presents hazards made. Students were “inconvienced” instead. we are stuck with the decision The Washington Summit of President would take prOper notice of the fact that as Registrar Jim Bundy put it. There were other options to the cancellation Reagan and General Secretary Gorbachev peace among two nations one dedicated unfortunately. The administration chose the wrong one. has brought new publicity to the issue of to liberty, the other, totalitarian is always arms control, and with it, to a new college a difficult thing. it would acknowledge, and course scheduled to begin in February, I988. Edwin even honor, people who have courageously A joint effort by Tufts University and refused to settle for peace at any price. As Moscow State University, the course Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story said in Candidates take note emerges rom a resolution of several college Delattrc l840, the inheritance of American youth has presidents in the United States, the Soviet been bought by the “toils and sufferings and The nation‘s next president should bolster higher education by expanding Union, Japan and China, endorsing a blood of their ancestors" and can “perish in federal student aid programs, increasing financing for construction and “world-wide curriculum for peace.“ Last an hour by the folly. . .or negligence of its renovation of campus buildings, and lending greater support to academic December, The New York Times reported Should Moses have said to Pharoah, “Let keepers. THE PEOPLE.” research, according to a memorandum drafted by an American Council on that these academic presidents viewed us have peace!“ instead of “Let my people Students taking such a course would also Education commission. informed public opinion “that sees arms go?“ Should Eleazar, the Maccabean sage, need to consider the role of public opinion control as an element of national security" have taught the young to betray their itself in matters of war, peace and foreign The Commission on National Challenges in Higher Education, a 33-member as “the best chance to stop the arms race.“ religious faith for the sake of peace? Should policy. One of our most astute political panel led by former UNC system president William Friday, released the report Tufts University president Jean Mayer said David have asked Goliath for peace? commentators, Walter Lippman, wrote in last month to both Democratic and Republican presidential candidates as well at that time, “If people knew enough of Should Socrates have sought peace at his 1955: as members of Congress. Perhaps prompted by the Reagan administration what was going on, this would help to cut trial, and should Jesus have capitualated "There is no mystery about why there is abysmal record in supporting US. colleges and universities, the commission down the arms race.” before Calvary? Should Abraham Lintsln such a tendency for popular opinion to be called for “anew spirit of partnership between the federal government and Now, a year later, president Mayer says have settled for peace after Fort Sumter? wrong in judging war and peace. Strategic highereducation." the goal is “to organize universities around Should Martin Luther King have stayed and diplomatic questions call for a kind of the world to commit themselves to a away from Birmingham for the sake of knowledge - not to speak of an experience These officials from both public and private institutions have well-supported common ‘peace' curriculum , the model for peace? And, by contrast, should Cham- and a seasoned judgement —— which cannot concerns about the future of colleges and universities. Federal support of which would be worked out in a joint berlain have paid the price he (and be had by glancing at newspapers, listening higher education appears to suffer cuts each year. substantial but not nearly as American Soviet, satellite-linked course on eventually. all of Europe) paid to Adolf to snatches of radio comment, watching arms-control. . . . In other words, educate Hitler for peace at Munich? politicians perform on television, hearing an drastic if Secretary of Education William Bennett were to have his way. For the young to achieve peace." Classroom It is always possible to achieve peace if we occasional lectures and reading a few books. instance, President Reagan, in his fiscal 1988 budget request, only asked for discussion will be moderated by an historian are willing to forsake everything else: liberty, lt would not be enough to make a man funding of three of the eight student assistance programs run by the at Tufts and a physicist in Moscow, "Evgeny justice, human rights, common decency competent to amputate a leg, and it is not Department of Education. Reagan's requests for Pell Grants and Guaranteed Vilikhov, a member of the Central Com» towards others and self~respect But such enough to qualify him to choose war or Student Loans were less than half the 1987 funded levels. and be totally cut mittee of the Communist Party." peace is not honorable. and may not even be peace, to arm or not to arm, to intervene or out programs such as Supplemental Grants, College WorkStudy, and Perkins It appears, then, that the “peace“ tolerable. ln I942, for example, Antoine de to withdraw, to fight or to negotiate.” curriculum is actually an “arms con~ St. Exupcry foresaw what the Nazis had in Loans. Although Congress reinstated all of these programs in the budget, trol“curriculum. (One wonders why the store for France: “Already as I move in the Courses that ignore basic questions about which was passed late last month, the levels for many other programs still college presidents do not call such courses by direction of Arras, peace is everywhere history, political theorv and the human remain below I987 levels. ()thcr education and research-related areas were also their right name.) Without a doubt, the arms beginning to take shape . . .This is a condition cannot advance the interests of harshly wounded by the budget—cutting axe. control debate is important for students of nameless peace that stands for the end of students: they will not do much to inform international relations; good courses on the everything... It spreads apace like a gray public opinion. Until such courses do address Commission members hope to gain the attention of the future president, subject certainly belong in the curriculum. leprosy." the hard, fundamental questions, the “peace“ whoever he may be. early enough to make higher education a prominent part The question is, are courses like the A true “peace“ curricula would teach free curricula is likely to become yet another of his agenda. Specifically, panel members noted that the improvement of Tufts/Moscow State example more likely to men and women to defend themselves promotion of a fashionable political agenda elementary and secondary schools —— and their teachers — would be essential be exercises in political ideology or serious against the dominion of such tyranny. It at students’ expense. for better education after high school, helping “to expand opportunities at all academic explorations of this complicated levels of our educational system.“ subject? Will the participation of a Soviet The commission, in assessing the “professor" give the impression that the increasingly international aspect of the Soviet Union respects academic freedom, or ..tixlern world. also called for strengthening foreign exchange programs of both that the Soviets can be trusted in interna» students and teachers. encouraging the study of foreign languages. and tional affairs? establishing international study centers. The educators also called for a Equally important, will the professors who reemphasis on values and ethical behavior in society, which could be facilitated teach such courses have the courage to raise by public and foreign service programs. fundamental issues about peace among human beings and nations? While nuclear But panel members recommendations went beyond looking out for higher weapons are new, warfare is unfortunately education’s selfinterests. Advantages of supporting higher education include not new. Throughout history. some of preserving world peace and security. revitalizing the economy. expanding humankind‘s most profound thinkers and educational opportunity, and improving the quality of life. “It is the public statesmen have grappled with the issues of war and peace. expression of our conviction that, in its efforts to shape the next decade and For example, St. Augustine argued fifteen century.“ the report said, “your Administration must draw on our colleges and hundred years ago that there will always be universities if the nation is to succeed." wars because everyone is alike in desiring What the commission members are saying is now new ~ as its critics charge peace. The catch is that everyone desires his 7- but many of the educators‘ recommendations have yet to find their way own idea of peace. Since these ideas differ into public policy. We believe their insight into how higher education should and conﬂict, there is no end to wars. In our own century, Winston Churchill said, “War work will help the future president. if he cares to listen. Regardless, anv is horrible, but slavery is worse.“ History. incorrxiration of the commission‘s memorandum into the 4lst president‘s the greatest teacher. provides countless agenda would be an improvement Ill the nation‘s education policy examples of men forced to make hard decisions about war and peace [.muarv H, 1988 IN hrm Ian I] A v tL

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NFL playoffs win 5 straight not the same By Scott Deuel garttc." llrovv it said. ”l’ltt} vviis rough Staff Writer .lllLi some stult vv.tsn‘t called bv the officials. bttt \sc still got good without Dallas While the rest of \( State's otttstdcslrixtttng.ttidittsrdcplav' student population was on vsrnter (lthcr p|.tvcts scoring fit double There‘s something missmg break. the \Mtlfpack men‘s basket ttgitrcs tor the \\oltp.ttk vvere Sean from this year‘s NFL playoffs. ball team was still lll action (trectt vttth lourtccii points. and No. it‘s not the fans. NC. State \ tuttv Del \ct'tovvith tvtebc students will still pile up in their State 93. Winthrop 59 lot the game the l’.tck shot 5; b friends' dorm rooms or their A ft c r it percent lront the lloot and .t st/. .rng favorite bars to catch the games. vveek's recov It‘) .‘ percent trout ipotrit liittd No. it‘s not Jimmy the Greek. c r y f r ii iii Winthrop ltntshctl tltc garne vvtth Unfortunately. he will still be exams and it .i poor i” percent shooting on the there to pick this year's sure bets disappointing night by actually bettingon his losers. loss to Kansas "»\t this point I'm disappointed No. there‘s not a beer short. on national Basketball vve're rtot 4 tr" \ .tlv.tno said "We're age. Sources say there is plenty television, the lovsatd .t lt.titl ioitd trip over the of beer. potato chips and pop- — nevi ten davs and I'm hoping for it corn in the Triangle to last until Wolfpack bottrtced back \th a consistent cltort bv ottr pliivers " Super Bowl L. 93 5‘) vvtn over the Winthrop l'agles on December 2]. Willi the victory. Rainbow ('Iassic So what‘s missing from this the Pack raised its record to 3 l on State brce/cd through the opening year‘s NFL playoffs 7 America‘s the season. rotrttd of Hawaii‘s Ritrrtbovv (lasstc Team —— The Dallas Cowboys. Leading the Wolfpack in scoring after it disappointing Wt ”it loss to This year marks the third time and rebounding was jllllltlr (‘liarles ( .tltfortita Santa ”itll‘illtl lltc Wolf in four years the Cowboys Litackleford. who had 34 points pack dovvttcd (rctghton lift 55. get haven‘t made the playoffs (They "I ant pleased vvtth the wit} ting ltv’ points each lioitt senior got lucky in 1985). It's no fun Shackleford played tonight." ( oach Vinnie Del Negro and freshman watching the playoffs when Jtttt Valv'ano said after the game. Rodnev Monroe Monroe lttt lotir of America's Team isn’t there to “He got the jtlh done for its " five attempts front bcvoitd the root against. Shackleford lttt eleven of fifteen three point stripe There is nothing better than a shots against the logic defense. and Shacklclord lcd the Wolfpack \Hlll winning. playoff-bound Cowboy lie grabbed a game high seventeen l3 rebounds and Del Negro added team and their arrogant fans to rebounds. Ill of his ovvn Senior point guard pick at when their beloved "I feel good about the \HI) 1 Quentin Jackson handed oitt ll Cowboys lose. It used to be a played." Shackleford said. “I had it :tsststslortlic \Voltpiick dream come true when the iii no mind to dominate. and State ittet national power Cowboys lost. it used to be a somebody hadtodoit." louisville Ill the tourttev‘s semi final rare opportunity to humiliate a Besides Shackleford. (huckv rottttd and [lttlh‘ti the (iirdrrtals Cowboy fan when they lost. Brown was a force to be reckoned lit to ill the hitlt ltut the Wolfpack Now, that rare opportunity is t 'u. ,i litit’tlik‘. {mart with. Brown tallied fourteen points had tottr plavcrs scoring ttt double an abundant one. and snared five rebounds for the ltgures. lead bv ( lttttkv Brown vv'rth Given time. everything gets Forward Chucky Brown lays two of his 12 points while Clemson‘s Tim Kincaid (33) and Jerry Pryor Wolfpack. old and dull. Picking at a bunch watch helplessly in the Pack’s ACC season opener. “We knew we ltad to win this .D‘t‘l'l..‘\(‘K./)(1L't‘viH of Cowboys fans after their team has lost their fourth straight game eventually gets redundant. America‘s team, just the like the stock market in October. has crashed. And "ist like the dollar Wrestlers upset national gaining ground on the Japanese yen. finding another team and their obnoxious fans to pick appears the bleak. powers at Virginia Duals Sure. there are other winning teams who rarely lose a game. for the way he came lit and gave a "They live right near each other.“ but picking at Bear. 49er‘. Giant By Katrina Waugh great performance." (iii/m said. (iu//o s'dld. “lhev \vent to schools or Redskin fans after they lose a Sports Editor about ten minutes .tpart But Scott game or don’t make the playoffs Stokes decisioned lovva State‘s completelv dominated i‘lllblk‘lllcr. isn’t nearly as fun as picking at The Wolfpack wrestling squad Steve Knight. 4-3. in the llo lb arrogant, obnoxious as Cowboy faced several of the nation‘s top division and Bill Hershey tied Jeff litrtter. ranitked second iii the fans. after their team has failed. programs in the Virginia Duals over Gibbons at 134. before the nation. came off the that vvtth a 5 (Redskin fans are just as winter break and came out ahead. Hawkeyes swept the HI. ISU and decision over his hometovv ll rival obnoxious as Cowboys fans. the State. ranked l4th in the most l58slb divisions. State‘s Jeff llte only highlight tor the Wolf only thing different is Redskin recent polls. defeated eighth-ranked Kwortnick stemmed the Iowa State pack ttt its 393 loss to Northern fans don‘t know any better.) Minnesota. seventh-ranked Lock tide with a 4-l decision over Boh lovvii was a 3 l decision bf. Darrin Haven and third~ranked Penn State Thompson. but Iowa State‘s Mike l’arrovv over l’itt llitittilton iii the Cowboys fans are dedicated to at the meet. The squad also lost to VanArsdale and Eric Volker domi H4 lb division. Stiitc forfeited three their teams. They go out and Iowa State. Northern Iowa and nated the I77 and |9()-lhclasses. ranked lotnbardo purchase all sorts of Dallas Minnesota (in the teams‘ second matches and third paraphernalia such as Dallas meetingl. Lombardo lost his first match of the sciisott Cowboys cups. Dallas Cowboy "I think we did an outstanding t o o k t h e Northern Iowa's Joel (trectilce. jackets. Roger Staubach posters job." Wolfpack coach Bob GUI/.0 heavyweight ranked second til the moon. topped and Dallas Cowboy toilet tissue. said. “We lost to Iowa State. which win for the “ Lombardi) by a 4 Zdectston. Cowboy fans have always been is ranked number one. close. We feel Wolfpack with Jirtt Best. Joe (csart. Rod Man Cowboy fans and. as one NCSU like we should have won. but we're a 6-0 decision L grunt and lotttbardo vvere State‘s student put it. they “stick with very proud of the way we wrestled.“ o v e r A n d y winners itt its 33 I} ltlss to Mitt their team through thick and State also lost Dave Cummings. a Cope. Wrestling nesota in the ( ottsoliition finals Best thin." starter at ll8-lbs. to a dislocated State re- topped Jim llammel bv a major That‘s what makes Cowboy shoulder in the first match against bounded with decision tit) 5t Ill the lib lb class. fans special. Minnesota‘s Keith Nix. State‘s Mike wins over toprated lock Haven and ('csiiri decisioned (buck Hctse ill it‘s funny how Bear. 49er. Stokes. Joe Cesari and Scott Turner Penn State l43llis and \liittgrunt decisioned Giant and Redskin fans have won the next three bouts. then Tim Against Lock Haven. State svvept Kent Johnson at IFS l.otttb;ttdo resurfaced after being dormant Manning and Rod Sande won the the I26. l34. I42. ISO and lﬁttlb recovered front his loss vvrth it s. longer than Mount St. Helens I77-lb and l90-lb divisions respec divisions. The Wolfpack‘s perfor dcctstott over Jeff Biilcolm after their teams won the Super tively Wolfpack Heavyweight Mike mance was highlighted by a pitt from llte Wolfpack vvtll open its Bowls. Lombardo finished off the win with Jim Best. wrestling at lltt lbs. and a conference schedule Jan l 1 against With the exception of those a 9‘5 decision over Jeff Balcom. major decision ll-lll from Darrin Maryland ill (lelIlIL'llilc‘l (tvm fans who have ties to those Mark Annis. replacing Cummings Farrow over Mark Miller at 134 llbs_ llitsllllll 'l‘tc match \HH teature a “% regions. the fans who claim to at ll8-lbs. decisioned lowa State‘s State took the match 25 IS. heavyverght match tip bctvveett follow those teams are actually top rated recruit Dan Knight in the the Wolfpack‘s le~l7 vvitt over lotnhardo zuid \larvlitntl‘s loin the “I Like Anybody Who next match. but the Wolfpack Perth State was highlighted ht Reese. vvhois tanked tn the nation's Senior Mary Lindsay drives past a Clemson defender in the opening Wins"fans. couldn‘t pttll off a win over the State‘s Scott Turner meeting Sean top fl\L‘. according to (tit/m llic game of a doubleheader at Reynolds Coliseum Wednesday Where were those “die—hard nation‘s top‘rated team. Finkbeirter iii the litllh vvetght [L‘ff‘dtlllls vvcrc fttllivL'Li lHtlt Ill the evening fans” before the Bears. 49ers. "tAnnist deserves a lot of credit class. nation in the latest poll and Giants were Super Bowl champions. Probably somewhere Turnovers, Pack defense in Moscow pulling for the Steelers when they were playing M fth Gr «1 . the Cowboys. Swimmers splash into The Cowboys are truly _"O6 am“ lifts eagers over UNC America'steam and what‘s even By Mike Leek h.tit but with help trout the bench worse is the fact everyone in new year with Victories QM” Wm“, .tnd .t last paced tillc‘llsc. State tilll to America knows it. Everyone on .t 4H 7" lead .it titterrtttsstori tow-s this campus. in this state and State‘s switttming and divtttg \( States ‘vvtltllc'll‘ basketball substitutions gave the \ltlllCTS the nation has some concern for the learns headed into the nevv vcar Vth {taint took advantage of several icst thcv needed to Like control of Cowboys and these fans want a splash. 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Pack wins ACC season opener Nicho’s Mexican Cafe PART 'I‘leIi HELP \V.-\\ TH) State traps \\ illiiiL: to ‘.\t‘t'l\ .\lt\illlil \izhivzr \. lii‘tiillt'\ >31 till lir' Tigers, rallies \ppix lll pvt soii .t.’ 7‘. H H \\ vstt-i'n l’iiu: to win at home .1.\ .I.\- .i.\. ...r.\.i...‘..r‘.\.il.|.. .l.\ .————__—_.-____...... \. .,.Igi... .1...I.\Tw.\, ..r.\ (I.\. .i.i. .r.\. .I.‘ .r.\ .i.» .gt . .1 -.——.-I.‘ l.' Continuedfrompage I B PART-TIME 25. Shacklelord had l8 point and eight rebounds to lead State in that PC TECHNICIAN category. Practical Systems is a diverse organization that offers the Del Negro added I5 points. six best hardware and software available to its clients. We are in- “ebounds and six assists to the effort. volved in the CAD market as an AutoCAD dealer and developer while Monroe knocked in l2 points. of application programs. Practical Systems also plays a key State shot over .500 from the field role in the implementation of presentation graphics systems ind nearly 73 percent from the throughout North and South Carolina. Our other areas 01 ex- 'ree-throw line. The Wolfpack ended pertise include desktop publishing and accounting systems. the struggle on top 80-75. Shackleford led State in the flesrflsmeflsg championship game. scoring 25 0 Practical cx ricncc in servicing and configuring points and bagging l5 rebounds IBM-PC _zin compatible computers including rc- against Arizona State. Brown and latcd peripherals such as motherboards Winchester Del Negro added 19 and l8 points and oppy .drivcs, controllers. graphic hoards. respectively to the Wolfpack win. printers. monitors. etc. State led Arizona State 37-36 at 0 Exposure to various DOS utilities and diagnostics the half, then outscored it 46-35 in programs helpful the second period to win the game oScrvicing usually done til the board (swap) level and the championship 83-7 l. 0 II) to 21) hours per week (Iicxiliic schedule) State 95, Cornell 72 0 SH) Cornell invaded Reynolds Colise- 4 /hour based on experience um on a Sunday afternoon and was Call for Appointment quickly sent packing after a 95-72 loss to the Wolfpack. PRACTICAL SYSTEMS State’s record was raised to 7-2 876-7272 after the victory. and the Pack increased their winning streak to four games. “Right now we‘re real pleased with the way we are coming FELLOWSHIPS IN together as a team,” freshman Chris Corchiani said. “I think the Hawaii ELECTROMAGNETICS title was a big motivation factor for us. and we like our chances in the MSEE. Applied Eiectromagnetics conference.” Ii ('ill R: JT'HHX-l‘lr ",',‘t,’. One play which ignited the Freshman point guard Chris Corchiani splits Dale Davis (34) and Eldon Campbell on his way to the March 15 Deadline Wolfpack was Vinny Del Negro‘s hoop. slam dunk and subsequent three tart ”Mt, I:~""' Hi i: .tvi'y ';-': ‘. "'11 . point play off an alley-00p pass from January 6 showdown with confer- and in the second half we controlled Wolfpack to \ictory. “ill".MN“ WW!-" ' .‘n i ' it i".t‘1‘2'!"l - ,4.‘-v." i' -.‘. ' ' .' ' i "4-.v rww-i "rw Corchiani with 9:12 remaining in the ence-rival Clemson. the tempo." Del Negro said. "l‘iii TL‘LII plctiscd \HIII the \\;i) I‘m yinir r . r- '.i‘ t”. . .- i4 ‘. "t ' f'- i-. I 1 first half. State 70, Clemson 61 Also hitting in double figures for pitiiing." ('oi'chizttii said. “I‘m start Viol-Imp: ’.‘ 1&1 1w iI'Itllh': .1- " .‘ pin i’ ‘ i' 1 ;..i ‘. From then on. the Pack had little The Wolfpack defeated Clemson State were Shacklelord with tour iiig to pill} and score ti little more." 9".1’,’w;.ri l'n- ,t'. '(w i i . vui'ii’ trouble dominating an outmatched 70-6I in a key intra-conference teen points. ('liucky Brown with Contact: Dr. James B. McNooiy battle for the Wolfpack. State upped twelve. and Chris Corchiani Willi Icuding (‘icnison in scoring was NORTHROP ( < )RPORATION Cornell squad. .lcrry Pryor. u ho had l5. and iildoii Corporate Cc'1: go Relations Center Brian D’Amico received its record to 8-2 overall and 1-0 in eleven. ('tiiiiphcll. who litid l-i points. One Nort "Up . .venue. 30/136/52 more playing time for the Wolfpack. the conference. and extended its “We got off to a slow start in the Hawthorne. Caiitomia 90250 and he responded with twelve winning streak to five games. beginning. In the second hall i State shot 35.6 percent from the (213) 332-1514 points. Leading the Pack in scoring was decided to go tip stronger to ilic field and 25 percent from the 3 point “In the first half I played all right. Vinny Del Negro with 20 points. hole.“ Brown said.“Thc crowd got us ill‘dfl\. but I could have played better.“ Del Negro also grabbed eight re— going. and ('orchiani‘s stcals did big State‘s ITL‘\I opponent will he D’Amico said. “I did get a little more bounds. things for us." Morgan Static. (ittlilC time is set for NORTHBDP playing time than I expected to get.“ “In the first half I thought we ('orchiani‘s play during the final 7:30 pm. on .litilllilf)‘ l3 at Reynolds State’s win was a tune-up for its were just going through the motions. ten minutes of the game sparked the ('olisctini. Jim'rq. 1.111.. 1‘,Lt"(i'vi'- v... t H ' Jan. 6. at Reynolds Coliseum not. 29 st Bialsdell Arena Clemson (61) Louisville(75).» Jerry Pryor 7-9 1-2 15. RickyJones 1-6 0-0 Keith Williams 5-6 0-1 11. Kenny Payne 5-11 3. EldonCampbell 6-10 2-2 14. Grayson 0-0 10. LeBradlord Smith 4-6 0-0 9. Mike Marshall 2-4 0—0 5, Chris Duncan 0-3 00 0. Abram 6-11 0-0 12. Herbert Crook 3-8 3-3 FUTURE Tim Kincaid 1-2 4-4 6, Dale Davis 2-4 2-4 6. 9. Pervis Ellison 3-8 6—6 13. Felton Spencer SINGERS - DANCERS - INSTRUMENTALISTS Donnell Bruce 5-8 00 12. Totals 24-46 9-12 4-7 3-4 11. Totals 30-57 12-14 75. TECHNICIANS - VARIETY PERFORMERS 61. State (80) Kings Productions. the world's #1 producer of TALK State (70) Weems 0-0 0-0 0. Corchiani 1-1 0-0 3. Del live entertainment, is holding auditions for the Howard 2-7 3-4 7, Brown 4-10 4-6 12. spectacular I988 season at CAROWINDS, Ii \‘ou'rc talking about a luturc in inlormation 6-11 8-9 Negro 3-7 9-10 15. Monroe 5-9 0-0 12. Charlotte. North Carolina. niuntigcrntnt. you‘re talking Shacklelord 6-10 2-3 14. Del Negro Howard 1-2 2-2 4. Lester 0-2 1-2 1. Pay is good and jobs are Plenty (we'll even Northern 'I'clcuiin 20. Jackson 04 1-2 1. Corchiani 2-4 6-8 11. Shacklelord 9-16 0-0 18. Jackson 01 0-0 0 provide one round trip oiriore if you're hired to We're the world's largest supplier oi iullv digital telecommunications systems Monroe 1-6 1-2 3, D'Amioo 0-3 00 0. Lester Brown 10-18 4-8 25. Totals 30-56 16-22 80. work at 0 pork over 250 miles from your home). And we have careers tor new graduates in engineering and computer science. 01 2-2 2, Weems 01 0-1 0. Totals 21-59 Make your audition a show we can't do wilhoutl as well as in marketing. accounting. finance. business systems and human 27-3770. Three-point goals -- Louisville 3 (Williams. resources. Besides tompetitn'e salaries. WC ol’lcr superb benefits and great Three-pent goals - Clemson 4 (Bruce 2. Smith. Ellison). State 4 (Monroe 2. Brown. locations. Marshall. Jones). State 1 (Corchiani). Corchiani). Fouled out -- none. Rebounds -- Fouled out -- Clemson (Campbell, Duncan). Louisvilie 30 (Crook 6. Spencer 6). State RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Let‘s talk about your iuiurc A representative Will he on your campus Rebounds - Clemson 24 (Campbell 9). 25 (Shacklelord 8). Assists -- Louisville 15 Thursday, January 2] Mondalenuary 25, I988. Contact us when we Visit your campus. or tonsult State 41 (Shacklelord 11). Assists - (Ellison 5). State 18 (Del Negro 6). North Carolina State Univeisiiy, Thompson Tlieotre your college placement office We are an equal opportunity employer Ciemson 18 (Marshall 6). State9 (Corchiani Halltime -- Louisville 40. State 36. Singers: I-3 PM; Dancers 8. Instrurnentolists: 4-5 PM m/T/h/v. 4). Record -- Louisville 4-3. Specialty Acts: l~5 PM Halltime -- Clemson 36. State 31. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Dec. 28, at Biaisdell Arena Sunday, January 24 northern Attendance - 12.400. Corowinds, Midway Music Hall rclocum Records-- Clemson 7-3 overall. (H in the Creighton (55) Singers: II AM-I PM; Dancers 8. Instrumeniolisis: 2-3 PM ACC; State 8-2 overall. 1-0in the ACC. James Farr 4-16 2-5 10. Duan Cole 03 0-0 Specially Acts, Technicians, Escorts, Hosts, Characters: II AM-3 PM Jan. 3, at Reynolds Coliseum 0. Porter Mose 0-0 1-2 1. Matt Roggenburk Cornell (72) 2-3 2-2 7. Rod Mason 6-14 0-0 14. Chad Wolfgang Florin 4-7 0-0 8. James Paul 5-7 Gallegher 2-7 00 4. Bob Harstad 4-5 3-5 for additional information 3-3 13. Mike Miiiane 6-7 0-2 12. Josh 11. Bill 0de 0-0 0-0 0. Bill Nygard 2-8 CorowindsEntertainmentOffice 704/588 2606 Wexler 2—6 00 4. Sam Jacobs 1-8 1-2 4. 2—2 6. Mike Pomeroy 1-2 0-0 2. Mike KingsProductions 800/544 5464 Greg Gilda7-12 3-4 17. Mike Pascal 0- 0 Johnson 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 21-60 10-16 55. KINGS DOMlNION O CAROWINDS O CANADA‘S 0-0 0. Monte Boykin 1-3 2-2 4. Dean State (86) WONDFRLANDOKINGSISIANDOGREATAMERICA Kartsonas 46 00 8. Nate Grant 1-2 04) 2. Weems 0-0 1-2 1. Corchiani 1-2 1-2 3. Del AUSTRALIA'S WONDERLAND ! Kiiiqs Productions I988 “Diet Center Patrick Homer0—00-0 0. Totals 31-58 9-13 Negro 7-15 3-518. Monroe 7-11 0-018. 72. Howard 2-6 3-4 7, Green 0-1 1-2 1. Poston State (95) 0-0 0-0 0, Lester 3-6 4-5 10, Shacklelord A WORD To ALLH’OU i’...You couw at; Harm Howard 4-7 2-2 10. Brown 5-10 4-5 13. 6—9 2-5 14. Jackson 2-5 0-0 6. Brown 35 caiMiNALs, FPoM A A SERiOUS MISTAKE ii: YCU Shacklelord 1-3 00 2. Del Negro 9—13 7-7 03 6. D'Amico 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 3261 15-28 Now-REFORMED PIECE poster snop AT cAPiTOt. 27. Jackson 1-2 2-3 4. D‘Amioo 5-7 00 10. 86 OF STREET SCUM... COMICSTAK‘E tT FROM ME! Weems (H 2- 3 2. Corchiani 2-3 7-10 11 . Three-point goals ~ Creighton 3 (Mason 2. 0 77 Lester 0—1 0-2 0, Monroe 69 2-2 15. Totals 4. Jackson 33-562634 95. Roggenburk), Statt 7 (Monroe Three-point goals -- Cornell 1 (Jacobs). 2, Del Negro). Fouled out - Creighton my Ill C. State 3 (Del Negro 2. Monroe). Fouled out (Harstad). Rebounds -- Creighton 32 - Cornell (Wexter). State (D'Amioo). (Harstad 6). State 43 (Shacklelord 12). Rebounds -- Cornell 22 (Gilda 6). State 33 Assists -- Creighton 14 (Farr 4. Harstad 4). "I t‘.iii'i lK‘llt'H‘ lit m ' (Brown 7). Assists -- Cornell 25 (Wexier 7). State 16 (Jackson 11). scli-ttiiist liitl\ l ll\t‘\l State23 (Corchiani 7). Halftime -- Creighton 33. State 41. to lic .tlit iUl ili_\ Halltime -- Comeii 31. State 53. Attendance -- 3.099. \st-iglit l\\l 111' It it ist- Attendance 8.100 litiiiigt lt illlt'\ .tiitl Record - Cornell 4-3. Dec. 23 at Campus Events Center ii‘ic'tl t‘\t‘t‘\ l‘.ttl tlit't Dec. 30 st Blalsdeli Arena State (78) Ill;li t .tiiic tilt in}: State (83) Howard 02 0-0 0. Brown 10-17 2-3 22. "'l'licii I “mil to l ”(‘1 Weems 0—1 00 0. Corchiani 2-3 3-3 8. Del Shacklelord 6-19 02 12. Corchiani 1-3 00 (.t'iiit'i'. l lt'.ii'iit'tl lii i\\ Negro6-14 3-4 18. Monroe 1-4 2-2 4, 2. Del Negro 6-101-213.Weems 2-2 00 4. Howard 3-5 0-0 6. Green 01 0-0 0, Lester Monroe 5-8 3-4 15. Green 04 00 0. Lester to tli.iiigc nit tuitiiig 00 0-0 0. Shacklelord 11-16 3—4 25. 0-1 0-2 0. Jackson 4-6 0-0 10. D‘Amioo 00 li;il)its :tiitl lti\l 25' Jackson 1-5 0-0 3. Brown 8-15 35 19. 00 0. Totals 34-72 6-13 78. pt itiiitls it it til it iLl D'Amioo 0-0 0—0 0. Totals 32-64 14-18 83. "\‘r in lot .i li.ipptt-i‘. Arizona State (71) ' California -- Santa Barbara (96) 1111 We Hilllltlt‘lll pct- Eric Holloway 7-14 3—7 17. Mike Redhair 1-2 Gary Gray 6-6 4-6 16. Eric McArthur 4-7 \till. .liiLl l iliiiik ll;.ti 0—0 2. Arthur Thomas 813 4-5 21. Joey 4-4 12. Carrick DeHart 4-11 4-7 12. Brian vii ,v.’ lfri IN I: Johnson 3—8 1-2 7. Tyrone Mitchell 0-0 00 Johnson 2-7 01 5. Brian Shaw 8-14 4-4 22. iiitilws llit' lllt il't' 0. Terence Wheeler 1-4 2-2 4. Trent Carlton Davenport 5-7 4-5 15. Mike Elliott .itti';it‘ti\t- " Edwards 2-4 2-2 6, Mark Becker 5-8 0-1 0-0 0—0 0. Mike Doyle 5-7 0-0 10. John Til \Vlictlici' \1 ill \\.iiii 10. John Jerome 2-5 0-0 4, Totals 29-58 Westbeld 2-5 0—0 4. Totals 36-64 20-27 96 in It ist- tt-ii pt itiiitls « ii‘ DI t 12-19 71. . , 7 2 .' :j_’7?"_.“"/‘J ltitr t .lll i >1t-i ( t'IlIt‘l' ”F Three-pomt goals -- State 5 (Del Negro 3, Three-point goals -- State 4 (Monroe 2.. ,, .7// Jackson. Corchiani). Arizona State 1 Jackson 2). Calilornia 4 (Shaw 2, Johnson, TAK67;Flack PFJt/W'i/W . . \‘ic'ttiii tli.iii}21' j _/ (Thomas) Fouled out -- none Rebounds -- Davenport). Fouled out -- State (Del IT’S THE ONLY PLACE TO SHOP. Center" State 32 (Shacklelord 15), Arizona State 3? Negro) Rebounds -- State 33 (Shacklelord \titli‘ lllt‘ lo. ’ti’i’../‘.'."4v ‘i,"""t'\‘-/ltltitl/\ (Becker 7). Assists -- State 21 (Corchiani 8), 12). California 43 (Shaw 20) Assrsts -~ Arizona State 16 (Redhatr 3, Johnson 3) State 15 (Corchiani 3), Caiilornia 24 (Shaw 3027-A Hillsborogh St. BGlenwood Avenue Halltime ~- State 37, Arizona State 36 10) (across from the KEG) Raleigh. NC 27603 Attendance -- 2 532 Halltime State 39. Calliomia 45 Cc mics & Baseball Cards (919) 828- 1617 Record ~» Arizona State 8 3 Allr-ndanrr- 15000 4 B l.ttitr.rr\ It, 1088 lm him ran Sports oen’s boiiféfires Jan. 12, at Reynolds Coliseum State (66) Three-pornt goals - Georgia 1 (Shuler), Bertrand 5), Calilornia 21 (Farmer 7) North CBTOI1M(63) Kilburn 3-4 4 410 Smnh1-3 0-0 2, Hobbs State 1 (Lindsay,- Fouled out -- Georgia 2 Halltime -- State 31, Calilornia 40 Wilson 6 ‘4 ". 515 Minter-«:13 12 3 6 '3 8-12 0-1 16, Lindsay 0-3 5-6 5, Robuck 3 6 (Warren, Jenkins), State 2 (Smith, Robuclr) Record -- Calilornia 6-2 VALIEY Pomderters 9 'l 6' 13 Watts 814 5 6 21, 2-2 8. Manning 51‘. 2-4 12. Bertrand 4 6 BUR-mrssronlogo 1709901000 M OdenZMPt 0-1 8, Rebounds -- Georgia 40 (Jenkins 9), State Dec. 19, at Nbples Paviltion SHOPPING CENTFR Kennedy11254 K OdenOOO 00 Lehmann 2-5 0-1 5, Osborne 0-0 00 40 (Manning 11) ssrsts -- Georgia 17 Step Up To The Bar 0, Phillips 013 0-1 0 Totals 26-53 13-20 66 (Green 11), State 14 (Bertrand 6) State (59) For The Best In Video Totals 23531730 63 Three pornt goals -» State 1 (Lehmann) Haltime -- Georgia 43, State 19. Kilburn 2-6 1-1 5, Smith 2-4 0-0 4, Hobbs State (72) Fouled out. -- Clemson 1 (Jenkins), State 1 Attendance -- 400. 2-7 1-1 5, Lindsay 4-10 3-4 13, Bertrand 2-5 WITH Kilburn 7135-819 Smith 1 7 2-2 4, Hobbs (Kiburn) Rebounds -- Clemson 35 (Bryant Record -- Georgia 8-3. 0-2 4, Bobuck 2-8 3-4 7, Manning 8-14 3-5 ('oUPON FREE 1-5 0-0 2, Lindsay 4 6 3 4 11, Bertrand 1 5 10). State 27 (Manning 10) Assists -- Dec. 28, at Revnoids Coliseum 19, Phillips 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 23-56 11-17 59. RENT VCR 0-2 2, Lehmann 2 6 O 0 5, Robuck 3-9 5-5 Clemson 23 (Ni): 6), State 13 (Lindsay 7) Providence (76) Stanlord (69) MEMBERSHIP 11, Hughes 010 O 0 Phillips 2 to 0-0 5, Halltime -- Clemson 37, State 29 Andrea Mangum 3-11 1-2 7, Liz Lawlor 5-8 Katy Steding 38 1-3 7, Trisha Stevens 5—11 ONLY $5.00 Manning 6-81-713 Totals 27-70 1623 72 Attendance -- 5.200. 4-4 14, Dottie Vangheem 5-7 3-6 13, Helen 2-4 12, Jill Yanke 8-15 3-7 19, Jennifer Azzi INCLUDES Three point goals -- State 2 (Lehmann, Records 5-14 0-0 13, Sonja Henning 3-6 2-2 8, Charli PhillipS) Fouled out -- none Rebounds -- -- Clemson 8-2 overall, 21 in the Jessie 7-21 0-0 17, Diann Reynolds 4-15 3-3 Turner 02 1-1 1, Celeste Lavoie 2—2 3-6 7, 2 for l North Carolina 46 (Wilson 151, State 38 ACC, State 5-6, 02 11, Shanya Evans 0-4 0-0 0, Tina Coviello Sunday - Thursday 1-4 1-2 3, Doreen Ferguson 45 0-0 8, Kami Anderson 0-2 0-0 0, Tammy Svoboda MOVIE RENTAL (Manning 9), Assists ~ North Carolina 16 Jan. 2 at Carolina Coliseum Nancy Ford 1-2 0-0 3 Totals 30-77 12-17 1-1 0-0 2, Ann Adkins 0-0 0-3 0, Pam Simms (Matthews 4, Yopp 4), State 20 (Bertrand State (71) 76 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 27-62 12-26 69. RENTAL 6, Robuck 6), Kilburn 7-12 2-216, Smith 3-3 1-1 7. Hobbs State (95) Three-point goals -- State 2 (Linsay 2), LEE Halltime -- North Carolina 29, State 40 2-3 0-2 4, Lindsay 9—14 2-4 20, Robuck 3-6 Hughes 0-1 0-0 0, Smith 8-18 2-4 18, Hobbs Stanlord 3 (Azzi 3). Fouled out -- State INCLUDES Attendance -- 2,028. 0-5 6, Bertrand 04 1-3 1, Manning 610 5-6 12-21 2-4 26, Robuck 3-10 2-4 8, Kilburn (Smith), Stanlord (Steding). Rebounds -- EVERY MONTH Records -- North Carolina 6-6, State 6-7 17, Totals 30-52 11-23 71, 5-11 1-2 11, Lindsay 5-8 3-4 13, Bertrand 4-7 State 39 (Manning 7), Stanlord 39 (Steding ONE TAPE! Jan. 9, at Alexander Memorial South Carolina (68) 0-1 8, Manning 4-8 1-1 9, Osborne 0-0 0-0 8, Stevens 8). Assists -- State 15 (Lindsay FOR ONE YEAR! Collseum Martha Parker 9-9 8-10 26, Monica Williams 0, Kerrigan 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 42-85 11-20 5), Stanlord 23 (A221 7). (S 10.00 Friday & Saturday) (Also valid at Cary location) State (74) 2-11 00 4, Schonna Banner 4-11 01 8, 95. Halltime -- State 19, Stanlord 32. ()NF COUPON PER FAMILY Kilburn 514 0010, Smith 510 1-4 11, Hobbs Karen Middleton 5-14 01 14, Lisa Diaz 2-10 Three-point goals -- Providence 4 (Jessie Attendance -- 500. 3101-3 7, Linsay 8-13 2-3 21, Bertrand 3-6 1-2 5. Dawn Raab 3-5 0-0 6, Laura Glass 3, Ford 1), State 0. Fouled out -- none. Record -- Stanlord 8-0. Mon—Thurs 10-9 2-2 8, Manning 5-151-1 11,Robuck1-2 2-3 1-3 0—0 2, Peggy Glass 0-0 1-4 1, Beverly Rebounds -- Providence 42 (Mangum 15), Dec. 5, et Littlelohn Coliseum Fri & Sat 10-10 4, Hughes 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 31-719-16 74. Hawkins 1-1 0-0 2, Lorraine Frazier 0-0 0-0 State 56 (Smith 15, Hobbs 11). Assists -- State (72) 0. Totals 27-61 10-18 68. Providence 22 (Evans 8), State 32 Robuck 4-5 4-4 12, Hobbs 12-17 2-4 26, Sun 28 Georgia Tech (94) Three-point goals -- State 0, South Carolina (Robuck 9). Smith 1-3 0-0 2, Kiburn 3-8 3-4 9, Bertrand 2233 Avcnt Ferry Rd. lda Neal 36 0-1 6, Marielle Walker 14-23 4 (Middleton 4). Fouled out -- State 2 Halftime -- Providence 35, State 41. 1-5 0-0 2, Manning 5-7 4-4 14, Lindsay 3—6 3-3 34, Dolores 80011 1319 3-5 29, Val (Smith, Hobbs), South Carolina (Parker). Attendance 1-2 7, Lehmann 0-4 0-0 0, Osbborne 0-0 832-0070 Avant 3-5 2-2 9, Sheila Wagner 1-9 0-1 2, Rebounds —- State 37 (Lindsay 7), South -- 536. 0-0 0. Totals 29-55 72. ‘Let us know which titles you would like to see in stock!’ Hea Ju Moon 3-10 2-2 9, Tonia Rodd 1-3 Carolina 33 (Banner 8). Assists -- State 12 Dec. 20, at Harmon Gymnasium Clemson (76) 0-0 2, Teresa Gernatt 1-2 2-5 4, Marlene (Robuck 6), South Carolina 20 (Williams 5, State (67) O'Neal 7-17 2-2 16, Jenkins 5-7 6-8 16. Mainland 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 39-77 12-19 94. Diaz 5). Kilburn 5-13 3-4 13, Smith 4-10 2-4 to, Greenwood 2-4 2-2 6, Nix 4-6 2-4 10, Threepoint goals -- State 3 (Lindsay 3), Halltime -- State 37, South Carolina 25. Hobbs 7-7 4-518,7-13 2-2 17, Bertrand 1-9 Fehling 0-0 0—1 0, Bryant 6-14 5-5 17. Georgia Tech 4 (Walker 3, Moon). Fouled Attendance -- 572. 2-2 4, Osborne 0-0 0-0 0, Robuck 0-4 1-2 Holloway 2-6 0-0 4, Ballard 1-2 0-2 2, out -- Kiburn (State). Rebounds -- State 44 Record -- South Carolina 4-4. 1, Hughes 0-1 0-0 0, Phillips 2-3 0-0 4. Brown 0-0 0-0 0, Miller 0-0 1-2 1, Williams (Manning 10), Georgia Tech 46 (Walker 12, Manning 0-4 0-0 0, Totals 26-64 14-19 67. 2-5 0-0 4. Totals 29-61 18-26 76. Bootz 10). Assists -- State 20 (Lindsay 6), Dec. 29, at Reynolds Coliseum Calilornia-Berkely (88) Georgia Tech 25 (Neal 6, Avant 6). Georgia (73) Amanda Ray 6-13 1-4 13, Carolyn Jenkins Halltime -- State 33, Georgia Tech 50. Tari Phillips 2-5 0-2 4, Sherelle Warren 6-10 2-5 9-10 13, Teresa Palmisano 3-7 2-2 8, Attendance -- 400. 6-8 18, Tammy Jenkins 4-8 1-2 9, Carla Meme Fanner 7-16 2-3 18, Mia Kuusisto 0-1 Records -- State 5-7 overall, 03 in the Green 7-14 0-1 14, Kim Berry 2-5 0-0 4, 0-0 0, Sallie Smith 1-1 0-1 2, Jenniler Osur IMIICHAIE LS ACC; Georgia Tech 7-3 overall, 1-1 in the Stacey Ford 3-4 6-8 12, Jill Mitchell 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0, Andrea Knapp 3-5 2-2 9, Laura ACC. 2, Adrienne Shuler 3-6 2—2 9. Tena Devore Baker 4-10 1-1 10, Mary Smetanka 3-4 1-2 03 1-2 1, Lisa Kendrick 0-0 0-0 0, Kelly 7, Chris Holten 3-4 0-0 6, Libra Hide 1-1 0-0 Jan. 6, at Reynolds Coliseum Tempel 00 0-0 0. Totals 28-57 16—25 73. 2. Totals 33-67 18-25 88. Clemson (72) State (54) Three-point goals -- State 1 (Lindsay), O'Neal 46 0-2 8, Jenkins 6-10 2-2 14, Kilburn 5121-1 11, Smith 1-4 3-5 5, Hobbs Calilornia 4 (Farmer 2, Knapp, Baker). Bryant 10-13 5-6 25, Nix 3—7 0-0 6, Fehling 3-8 2-4 8, Robuck 0-2 2-2 2, Bertrand 1-4 Fouled out -- State (Lindsay). Rebounds -- 1-4 56 7, Holloway 1-5 0-1 2, Williams 0-0 2-6 4, Manning 4-14 3-8 11, Lindsay 4-8 4-6 State 47 (Kilburn 14, Smith 11), Calilornia 30 0-0 0, Greenwood 510 0-0 10, Barnett 0-0 13, Osborne 0-1 01 0. Totals 18-53 17-33 (Ray 8). Assists -- State 18 (Lindsay 5, ltolion & Other Fine Foods 25% TO 50% OFF 0-0 0. Totals 30-55 12-17 72. 54. Emoy unch or dinner at Michael s Cor/ones poslos gn-ted sediood Dim: heartysoiips sandwmhes, ALL WINTER ncetv sner‘cls who lrom Culitornio and Itoiio AL. or cttordoble prices Deny Specols 1hr]! MERCHANDISE have reg:oncl Ito'id“ emohoss Oursoeocttv Deosonl dishes that emphasrze “Hot Diggefy” “es" "QiPO‘P'l'SOBG SimpliCtty 2418 Hillsborough St. Raleigh Cameron Village/8331741 821-3535 Crobtree Valley Mall (Upper Level)/78.1-1533

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State5 yearbOok CALL TOLL FREE1-800 - 6 - BAHAMA iritmlwm‘1.- January 13,1988 i('( hnlr tan Sports 58 I * Boxscores 2:00.12: 2. Haniey (State) 2 01 1'2: 3. 134-bs -— Gibbons (lSU) draw Hershey. 1-1 q Walker (ODU) 2:01.63. 142-bs -- Anderson (ISU) dec Cesari . Men. , . 100-meterbaskstroke -- 1.Winters (ODU) (State). 3-2. RegiSUatton 8 Swtmming 1.01.51 ; 2. Brennan (ODU) 1 01 88; 3. 150bs -- Krieger (lSU) dec Turner. 5-4 s ' Activities Closes State 122,01dDomlnion88 Dekraay (State) 102.29. 158-bs -- Tate(iSU)dec Mangrum. 14-7 pr‘ng 5 Pl 8 R 1b 11 400-meter medley relay “1 ODU (Horton 100-meter breaststroke -- 1. Nordin (State) 167-bs --Kwortnik(State)dec. Thompson, ayer' as e a Faircloth. Poiansky Galindo‘) 330 47, 2 ' 1:09.68; 2, Kloos (State) 1:11.09; 3. Samuels 4-1. A” DIVISIONS Wed. Jan. 13 syaie B d h '- .' ' ' ' (ODU)1:13.25;4.Sueta(ODU)1.1544. 177-bs--VanArsdale (ISU)dec. Baker. I I S uash 531161111313)gzgi’iogitgeggofigacelfih 200-meter lly -- 1, Pellino (ODU) 2 15 57; 2. 11-3. ntramura s q Men'8 Open Wed Jan 13 Hutchison. Burrett Lider) 3'35 63- 4 5.3.9 Mumm (State) 2.15.86; 3, MacMilian (State) 190135 -- Voeiker (lSU) dec. Williams, 103 " ' (Morrison. 3:38.21. Cacciarelli‘ Grondorta''Barnhill1 50meter21627; 4'lreestyleLivingood-- 1.(State)Jacroux2:18‘33'(ODU) HVYM ._ Lombardo (State) dec. 0096' 6-0 s h d I HandballAll Divisions Wed. Jan. 13 1000meter freestyle __ 1 Dow (State‘ :25.40; 2. Moxin (State) :2541; 3. Brennan 51319 25. LOCK Haven 15 c e u e Swim Meet 9:27.32. 2 Steppe (State) 923 60.31 (ODU) 25:47;4. Littig (State) 25.49. 118-bs “Corbin (LHUl dec. A0015. 6-2. M . R T J 19 Partelo (State) 940 33‘ 4 Hellman (DDU 100-meterheestyle" 1VJaq0ux (ODU) 128-bs -- Best (State) pinned Monroe, :29. ens ES‘ U95" an' 94122. ' ' ’ ' 1 54.88; 2' Moxin (5mg) :55.28;3, Codelli 134-bs -- Farrow (State) dec. Miller, 14-2 Womens Res/Son Tues, Jan. 19 ZOO-meter freesflye -_ 1 L012 (51319)? (281319) 255.33; 4. Walker (ODU) :55.75. ;432-bs -- Cesari (State) dec. Chaddock. Bowling Thomas ODU‘ -' , ' ' 00meter backstroke -- 1.Littig (State) . Fwdeficé (5.3.33 Qua'ies (ODU1'4' 2:13.41 : 2, Brennan (ODU) 2:13.49;3. 15Gb?» ~- Veier (State) dec. Turner. 65. wens Open Wed.. Jan' 20 50m. . t ,' __ . , Dekraay (State) 2:13.86; 4, VVintets(ODU) 158-bs -- Mangrum (State) dec. Barrett. omens Open Wed.. Jam 20 anh”f('si:f;73eJUL' 3112;311:002. 2:16.95. 5-2. Women's Res/Son Wed.. Jan. 20 Sattertield(Statle): g ’ 200meter breaststroke --1.Nordin (State) 31:55:“ (LHU) 696- Kwortnik. 74- Table Tennis 400 ._ - _ 2:25.70;2. Kioos (State) 2:30.62;3. - S -- yd (LHU) won by iorteit. . 591131321121- 31D;wx:§1r1§?:lstite)' Bradshaw (State) ' 2' 2:32.45.Samueis (ODU) 2:32.414. Wilson (State) Hvywt19“»---~LombardoFreeman (State)tLHUi doc.wonWilliams.by torle'n.7-4. (s'ng'es.a”dMen 5 Opend°”b'eS) Wed. Jan- 20 100meter liy -. 1 .Niemeyer (State) 2 soc-meter freestyle -- 1. MacMillan (State) Women's Open Wed, Jan. 20 Bar tt . ' f. _' ' 5:15.75;2.Simprini(ODU)5:23.31;3, State 20, Penn $131017 —Rec W . n. Poézséegugbi M° ”5°" ‘3‘3'91-4: Walker (ODU) 5:32.40; 4. Zula (State) 118-bs--Annis(State)dec.Shabelski.14-2. CO ed ' Ja 20 100 1 1 __ . 5:37.58. 128-bs --Martin(PSU) dec. Stokes, 3-2. Quail: (GDDEljégieFrederirEiSEESD-awl 2' 100-meter 11y -- 1, Vellino (ODU) 1:01.22; 2. 134-bs -- Hershey (State) dec. Chertow. Judge (State) ’ ' ' ' Hanley (State) 1:02.87;3, Samuels 9-5. (Gamma, ba‘cksmke "1 Home“ (ODU), (1:03.17);4.Metz(State)1:03.80. 142:9. -- cesan (itate) dec. Dernian, 9.1. Organizational Meetings 2‘Dogfignggtgtate),. 3, Fouche' (00o).. 4.‘ (”mum 51'150- s -- urner( tate)dec. Finkbeiner. Clubs Time Room _ scamswu1 Bendl (We), 2 Lou Virginia Duals 158-bs -- Mangrum (State)dec_ Suter, 4-2. Lacrosse 8 pm. Wed, Jan. 13 104 Carmichael Gym (3,3,9); 3. Panehfimm). 4 Holtnian Stateztflnnesotatfl . ‘ 167-bs--Sidorick(PSU)dec. Kwortnick. Snow Ski 7 pm. Wed. Jan. 13 2037 Carmichael (ODU). I ' 32:5: "N'Xlenl d€1-Cummmsisbllmiury 5-4. Outing 7 pm. Wed. Jan. 13 2036 Carmichael 100meter breaststroke -- 1, Fitzgerald _ _ 177-bs--Mayo(PSU)techtallLtnker. 24-7 Rodeo 8215 pm. WBd-. Jan. 19 (State)-2 Faircloth(ODU)'3 Hutchison 126 b5 5”“ 18‘5“”) “0' Ham" 6 2' '"5-55 5 POlk Ha” (ODU)}..‘Cacdmm (Stméy 134-bs "H9'5h9Y1313191d9C- Caughey. 190-bs --Voit (PSU) pinned Williams. 3:33. Sailing 7 Pm. We‘d. Jan- 20 ‘04 CBFm'Chae'- m...g..;...m. (9.9.3 __1' oou 32- Hvywt —- Lombardo(Staie) dec. Ellis. 7-0. Rugby 4:30 pm. Wed. Jan. 20 2037 Carmichael (Quailes HortonyGalindi: Th'oma :2 St 142m"J'Cesams‘a'e’dec'Heise'4'o‘ Ultimate Frisbee 7 m Wed Jan 21 2037 Carmichael 150'“ " Turner 131319) dec. 11°11'30". Minnesota 23 8131613 - p. ., ., (Lotz' Pan°°'i Be"at' S”999)“I S), ' ate 16-5- , 113-105 --Nix (Minn) tech'lal ' Aer°b'°$ Women's Swimming 158~bs -- Manning (Minn) draw Mangrum, 5-25, I Annis. 23-7 In Registration. . 6-7 pm. Tues, Jan. 19 2037 Carmichael- 22- - , , 126-bs--Best(State)dec. Hamel, 16-5. Business Meeting 5 pm. Thurs, Jan. 21 2037 Carmichael State 152' Old Dominion 107 157435 " Duvasl (Minn) dec. KW°""'k- 95- 134-bs -- Caughey (Minn) dec. Farrow. 6-3. mass 5.6 m Wed Jan 13 200meter relay 1. State(Dekraay, Kioos. 177-bs190 b -- W‘ll‘Sande (Minn) dec.d Baker.2' be2-1. 1421,54:953'.“' 3131.6) dec. Horse. 7,2‘ p' Metz. Moxin), 1354312] ODU (Jacroux, ' 3 " I iams (State) 913- '9 1- 8‘3- 150bs --Manning (M1nn)dec. Veler. 9-3. 5-6 p.m" Thurs" Jan 14 Samuels. Pellino. Winters). 1:55.03; 3. State chywt -- Lombardo (State) dec. Balcom. 158-bs -- Mangrum (State) dec. Johnson. 5'6 p.m.. 7'8 p.01. Tues, Jan. 19 (Trust, Nordin. Livingood. Castello) 2:02.33. 5'0- ' 1.000-meter lreestyie -- 1, Pananen (State) 157'b5 " Duval (Minn) pinned KWOflnick. 10:36.53; 2. Codelli (State) 10:46.16; 3, Iowa State 18. State 14 2145- Simprini (ODU) 10:51.98. 118-bs -- Annis (State) dec. D. Knight. 9-2. 177-Sande(Minn)de-:.Linker,14.8. Basketball Otticial‘s Clinic 6 pm. Wed, Jan. 20 2014 Carmichael 200meter freestyle -- 1. MacMiilan (State) 128-bs -- Stokes (State) dec. 8. Knight, 4-3. 190bs«Ziebol(M1nn)dec.Williams. 5-0. Advisory Board Meeting Wed-- Jan- :1vywt -- Lombardo (State) dec. Balcolm. 13'6300 conference Room 1-5.

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Jones estimates that the screening. trying to determine if IBM does noi require any further r w sour rest , rxii‘ri'vr 35*}; feels drug testing is not an acurate about 30 percent of the firtns require any oyerthc counter drugs might tests unless the employee voluntarily Open 10:00 am - Midnight 7, nights a week indicator of an applicant‘s abilities. some sort of test. cause the test to produce a false enters into their drug rehabilitation Delivery from 11 am 3209 Hillsborough St. “It seems pretty silly." he says. This figure may not scent sigiiifi positiyeresult. program. Employees hired before FREE delivery after 4pm 833-3535 833-3495 ”Ihere is no proven correlation cant at first. but Jones cinphasi/es Ihe applicant their submits a the program was initiated have not between the III( level In a person's that larger companies those most urine sample. been required to take a drug test. body and hrs performance at work. likely to drug screen applicants "I riless there is cause to expect Mtist other companies that test “It's discrimination against a class litre a large iiutiiber of NCSI that there may be an altercation of for drugs follow a procedure similar GET YOUR of recrcat ional drug users." students. the sample." he says. “the person is to IBM‘s and cite some of the same iwelyc companies have iti As a result. Jones estiriiates that asked to take the test in priyacy." reasons. FUTURE OFF teryiewed l)oman. He says about XI) if) percent of N( SLI sttrdents who The sample is then sent to a David Jones. manager of cor- percent of the firriis require some eventually receive yob offers through facility owned and operated by an porate college relations for THE GROUND type of drug screening. the center will have submitted to a independent company for testing. (ioodyear Tire and Rubber Com- l)oman says he often discovers a drug test. first. the sample is given a pany. says his company began company‘s drug testing policy at the “I think the trend is here to stay.” relatryely inexpensive screening. testing because they “just thought it Imagine the thrill of fly- site yisrt. usually the final stage iii he says. “I-‘or better or for worse. it called an I‘MI'I. that screens for the was a good idea to keep a drug free ing a jet aircraft.I Air Force the intcryrew process. is a sign of the times we are in." presence of drugs in the sample. eriiplovment force." He recently ltad a site yisit In N('Sl' students interviewed at the “If that test returns ptisitlyc. we ROTC offers you leadership Research Triangle Park with a placement center haye mixed do a more cspensive and thorough Like IBM. Jones says they use an fortune Sill) company. one that feelings about drug testing require test. called cliromatograpli mass “honor system" when collecting training and an eccellent start to a ca- traditionally hires a large number of ments. spectroscopy. That test specifies urine samples. reer as an Air Force pilot. If you have what N'( SI students, Steven Scliul/. a senior front what drug caused the test to be "If someone wanted to take a vial “I ltad a talk with the person who ( harlotte majoring itt electrical eyaluated positive and at what of someone else‘s specimen. I guess it takes, check out Air Force ROTC today would be my future manager. Then engineering. says companies are leycl." he says. they could. But we would find out Contact I met with another manager. and we correct in testing for drugs. If the second test returns positiye. about it later." he says. (‘AI’J' I)AVII) SIMS took a toIIr arourtd the plant. That "I think it‘s their right." he says. the medical staff discusses the results l)espite the difficulties Joe Doman took about two hours. 'I he last 30 “It definitely can effect your job with the applicant and tries to has encountered in his job search. he (MU—7574698 minutes was spent filling out appli performance." determine if the test might have thinks he can find a job with a cations. Durham native (ieorgc Story. at produced false data. smaller company that does not "(tire of the applications was a senior in aerospace engineering. “If there is no medically valid require drug testing. But if not. E. .. ‘5‘:- legal doeuriieiit . . . that said. ‘Your supports drug testing and thinks it reason the person turned tip positive. l)oman says he is not worried. 5? ciiiployriient is contingent on passing might help him land a job. the applicant will not be considered “I have a job framing houses. I $22... a drug test.‘ At the end it said. ‘I)o ”Most of the druggies aren‘t even for eiiiploy'iiieiit." Burke says. can keep that without a screen." he you understand all these state going to try...which lowers the After the initial drug screening. says. ., WipﬁmdlareStansHae ments'." and I understood it. so I number of people trying. which is Li. A‘IVEJN. I ‘ sigriedrt. good for me. I guess that's a pretty “I then said. ‘You have riiy selfish reason." he say s. resume and my filledout appliea But N('SU senior Kimberly I)ayis. tions. lhat‘s all I feel you should a business mayor from Hampton. THETA TAU ENGINEERING FRATERNITY know about rtiy qualificatiotis.' She Va. says she is opposed to drug said. ‘You understand that elirtii testing. nates you,‘ and I said. 'Yes. "I don't think it‘s arty of the PRESENTS THE 1988... understand.‘ company‘s business what people do “ I hat was It.” l)oman says. in their spare time. as long as it Walter .loiies. director of NCSII’s doesn‘t affect their work." she say s. (arecr l’lanriirig arid Placement “I doi‘t disagree with it enough RUBE GOLDBERG (enter it'l’l’t. says he has seen the not to take it." she says. rise of drug testing explode over the Larry Sorrels. a Raleigh name past fiye years. and senior majoring in chemical “ I he big push . . . was. frankly. engineering. takes issue with the by IBM."he says iudicial philosophy of drug testing. MACHINE CONTEST Before IBM started screening for “I don't think it should be drugs in I084. testing was limited required." he says. “Izy'erybody is primarily to defense and nuclear assumed guilty." related industries. Since then. how .lirti Burke. an IBM spokesman. eyer. other coitipanies have JOIIICLI says IBM introduced drug testing “in Simply (’2) create the most intriguing, original, fascinating IBM in pimping on the drug testing response to drug use in society as a bandwagon. whole. A pamphlet prrhlrshed by the “The overall emphasis of the and complex machine that applies a postage stamp Western ('ollege Placement program is to keep IBM drug-free." Association estimates that 50 per he says. to an envelope. For additional details contact: cent of the fortune Silt) companies Burke says IBM has strict screen for drugs and another 40 guidelines on how drug tests are to percent are considering irrtplement be administered. irig a progrartt, Jones says he thinks He adds that applicants are the percentage that test is closer to notified “well in advance" that they (ill percent will be required to take a drug test Rick Tatem, Theta Tau Fraternity, 828-2730 \Ithough tltc uniycrstty‘s place “late in the eniploy'riient process.“ their! center has performed no If art applicant is to be drug studies on the drug testing policies ol screened. the IBM medical staff will companies that recruit Nt SI talk with the applicant at the time of N.C. STATE STUDENTS! _ ‘ Connells pack club J. Ward Best “I neyer could listen to the album." D.].’S has more used books than ever. Senior Staff Writer (onnell said the album was rushed In production. and the band Ihe ( onnclls returned to Raleigh was too ine\pericnccd at the time. Don’t buy‘itew books on campus when D.J.’s may have used. v for two perforrttanccs Iriday and Still. Ihe (‘oiiitells' cult following Saturday nights. to the disappoint grew until tliecndof last year. merit of many local fans those 'l\'l‘ Records and Video iii New who Lllllltl not get into the soldout \ork picked up the second album. shows at Ihe Brewery. “Boylan Ileights." iti ()ct. l‘)87. The Some people at the chili. arid eyeri band now had nationwide distribrr “Textbooks are ourbusiness, some of the band iiieriibers them tttitt. selycs. attributed the .‘llllplits at Ihe album. produced by North teiidance Io "cabin feycr” caused by (.ll'tilllld music guru Mitch Ixastcr. our only business!” one of the worst snowstortiis tn drew cyen greater praise for the local Raleigh‘s history I Iklict reasons are quintet It has reitiained on \\ RI)I "s a solid local following and sortie of “Ilottcst local Rock ck Roll" chart the best new music around sinccf)ct, X D.J.'s Textbooks --- upstairs Iioiiy' \lac'\lillan. the hands lead Ihe "(iayin Report" iii the Jan singer said he t'\|K‘tICtl otily a few ‘3 issue of "Rolling Stone" tiiaga 24 l 6 Hillsborough Street people to attend. and lllm the hand /irie. which riteasrrt‘cs airplay on hoped to “base a party " \Iikc college radio stations across the (iiiirtell lead t’lllldl was .Ilsti toirntry. rates tltc album at number Call 832-4 l 25 surprised by the turn out N l’ait lltt' liititiells should no lltt' lyyti Brewery tlalcs latttttiltcd (near‘McDonalds) forum: cspctt sflldll tltt\\tl\ especial another iritciisrye tour for the band It. 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HOpe draws laughter January 16 & l 7, 1988 - Saturday & Sunday 8:00 p.m. - Reynolds Coliseum Comedy legend Bob Hope visited NC State last month. amusing his under the Auspices of audience with an agenda of songs. dance and the ever-popular collec- FRIENDS OF THE COLLEGE tion of Hope one-liners. Dan More than half the seats at NCSU Students and a Guest Admitted Upon Reynolds Coliseum were occupied for the Dec. 4 show. and Hope‘s Pawlowski Presentation of Valid All - Campus LI). Card tremendous following from the nation‘s military community was well-represented. The performance was the comedi» religion to Reagan‘s Supreme Court an‘s first visit to the NCSU campus. nominees. Reagan went from Ticket proceeds benefitted the Unit— barbecued Bork to smoked ed Way. Ginsberg.“ he told the crowd. As expected. Hope‘s unique brand He began the show singing a of comedy dominated the evening. collection of songs. including “l’m A103 Throughout his career. the Available“ and "Buttons and Bows." 84-year-old actor/comedian has In several of his numbers. Hope Art and reason graced the stage in numerous charity mixed song and comedy as only “'hen Mark and I decided to spend functions around the world. includ- Hope can. the weekend at his mother‘s house. ing a recentlyrrevived annual His skillful mixture of comedy I never imagined I would be walking Christmas show at military installa— and song included renditions of into .1 mousc‘s nightmare. There were lions. traditional state songs. The crowd After last month‘s performance at erupted when Hope sang and danced cats everywhere. Reynolds. Hope travelled to the to “Nothing could be finer than to ( at plaques. cat statues. cat clocks. Persian (iulf to entertain United be in ( 'arolina." even .i eat mat. lcouldn‘t begin to dupli States troops stationed there. Dolores Hope. the comedian‘s catc her collection ol‘kitty litter ifl spent The NCSU performance was wife of more than 50 years. joined .1 year at a garage sale. (:(mxplt‘tltillsly’ initially scheduled for Nov. 19 but her husband during one portion of was postponed due to a lack of the show. She performed several absent. however. was a real car. St range. advanced ticket sales. vocal numbers while he displayed l thought. and began to fear that a Despite the wait. however. Hope‘s the energetic sidestepping that 6 'l. i N‘ k weekend with cat woman could be a audience greeted him with en- sparked his career on stage. film and .2; lot less than purr~fcct. thusiasni. The same fans who television. But then she came home. and suffered through the earlier can Hope ended the show fittingly. cellation certainly were not disap- performing his trademark song Mark introduced her. She is .ts pointed. "Thanks for the Memory." as an dressed surprisingly well~~no Hope‘s comedic genius was in rare encore. leopard pants. In fact. you form that Friday evening. and he As expected. Hope provided tttllltl say she was the cat‘s meow. had his audience laughing at one- Raleigh residents an evening full of btit Ill rather not. liners of current events ranging front classic entertainment. She offered me a cup ol‘lhitcli( hoe olatc Mint. Now that was something l could relate to, Then she brought it out in the most beautiful. distinctly COME VISIT! unfelinc LllllTJ ld c\cr seen :\s we Edenton Street U.M.c. sipped. l found out that Mrs (ampbcll has my same weakness for chocolate. Invites you to 9:45 Sunday School loves the theater .is much .is l do. but. (228 W. Edenton Street) incredibly. llC\ er s.t\y “( '.its.“ St) Mark and l are taking her new month 3‘.” 1—» START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! imihshr'w’ General Foods" International ('Ioﬂ'ees. olnteresting Teachers Share the feeling. oDiscussion Oriented ~Doughnuts 8. warm drinks!

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Moyo ts truly a bath, carpet, A/C, blinds, free lllt' triitwrsrty's "schools" to "col real man of our times, Moyo is what bus service to campus and ltyas lliey Lllt‘tl an rrnproyed Bob Dylan should have been. His nightattendant. uriage .is the mason lor the change show at the ( at‘s ('radle was a ‘Arm/resOnlyIolarqPonebedroomfloorplan “ell, l tliirik they should adinit religious experience l'.l\ts would be .....8..3.:-.;.::5...... what this place really is art proud ol \ltijti, overgrown technical school b'l Ann Magnuson. \(Sll pays lip seryice to the [his woman's performance at lltiriiaruties ll it wasn‘t lor tlte l.rncoln (enter in New York (ity ‘\llllL‘l|Ls Department. N’(’Sl’l captured the last few years r~ when FRE SCHOLARSHIP lNFORMATlON FOR ‘ HIS "Ill "3H." wouldn't hate any Humanities, she had the audience put on rubber (ill-ll". \W \Hteti l’oiiltori was asked about a gloves and hold hands. She also did a swarms WHO NEED litre arts program for N( S”. be said wonderful acting job in the box . art-c p””1 “.L’t‘tllt» anyone who wanted to get a degree office fi/./le. “Making of Mr. Right." titllllttllk 1t) “‘1.H'r'I” S I”I til it could go 3* miles down the ‘)l(il.()W. S. itiriilit ' \( lhrs is what real wrestling fans MONEY FOR COLLEGE It a real business wants to do watch. forget those stupid studs of research they cart take that saute NWA and WWI". Who needs Rick Every Student is Eligible tor Some Type of road Hair and Hulk Hogan when they Financial Aid Regardless of Grades or Parental income. can watch Amy. the farmer‘s daugh- We have a data bank of over 200.000 listings at scholarships. flil yyrll reler to (‘entennial tellowships, grants. and loans, representing over $10 billion in private (anipus as Moneyland in this ter. and Palistinia. the terrorist'.’ sector funding. column. Who does NcSl'l~ think ltli Doug (iinesberg. vMany scholarships are given to students based on their academic they‘re tooling when they say After all that came out about this interests, career plans. family heritage and place at residence. Money land is for the students of this guy. you'd think Reagan had - There's money available for students who have been newspaper car- carnpus'.’ nominated Allen (iinsberg for the riers. grocery clerks, cheerleaders, non-smokers . . . etc. \foneyland is the work of Supreme ('ori rt. rnadnien who want to turn it into Research 'lriangle Park Jr. Bottom Ten of 1987 CALL For A Free Brochure .‘ éfigfi'fifi Milli.tillltiillotlllllm 'less tip. folks. The only thing ANYTIME connecting Moneyland to N('SIT is 1 600-962-6252.: mm“CENTERLTD. 489-8720 and 489-2348 a bank account. ll()l|ie North. resvmammnouSPECIALISISswc: ma ii I will kick the Moneyland Rock This leatherneck showed us that h--—------—-—------——-----J tbehirid l’eele Halli whenever I yotr didn‘t have to be a televanglist screw upon a Spanish test, to fleece old ladies of their social N('Sl l spent around Slitltltl for security checks. Supposedly. he got the stttprd rock. and it should serve more money for his personal defense Jusr WHENYOU moment It WAS SAFE To BE DEAD. ,1 sortie purpose. frrnd than he gave the Contras. So kick it. but not too hard. 3i Bret lilis. ‘y 4i I will be more of a pal to Bruce Some jerk said that this idiot is the l’otilton spokesman of my generation. Now User the past year. a blood fetid everybody knows we hired Bill has deyeloped between me and ('osby to be our spokesman. Elis‘s Bruce and it must end before latest novel about kids in college is another innocent bystatidcr is killed. about as interesting as a shopping Bruce. we should go midnight list. “Rules of Attraction“ should be howling sometime. We could get a on this March‘s bargain table at pitcher from the (‘actus Lounge and your bookstore. bowl tlte night otit. 3i Jim Bakker. Maybe we cart go see Rush. l was so upset when he got ousted .luriniy \"s got some spare tickets. I from PTL. What am I supposed to bet you’ll get a kick when (ieddy watch while eating my Cap‘n lee sings “Tom Sawyer" or when ('runch‘? Bakker made you feel good Alex performs his big solo on “Lime about being yourself because you light," weren‘thim. So pick up the phone, give me a 4) “Straight to Hell." Whine} we‘ll paint them:rrcd:-- ~‘ * Arleit'f‘oiir‘sw ' . le" . ‘5i(iradtiate. of the season and a killer poster —— Just kidding. folks. Joe Strurnnier brandishing his gun while he Wore some cool shades. But Top Ten of 1987 after that it had nothing. I hope “Walker“ isn‘t as bad. Supposedly. He got to do a top SiBerke Breathcd winning the ten list to riiairitaiu ttiy statrrs in l’ulit/er. l’retentiotis Writers and (titles ol “Bloom (‘ounty" didn‘t deserve the ltiangle. I wanted to do records. this award. Units and his peahead lilrtis. lV. hooks or deaths. but I pals are (iarfield for those with a wWMHA”«i ttlllltl only get tip to number three sixth grade education. If “Reagan on most ol therii. 'lltrs is my "lop sticks” is the best lirie Breathed cart lcttiil I‘lli7. think of. he should return to his ll Robert loyynsentl. ultralight. 'l he director ol “Hollywood Sltul “('alvin and Hobbes" and “Life in He" came to the 'lriangle. grabbed Hell" trounced “Bloom County" in the local media and twisted otrt depth and laughs. 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