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Volume LXXI, Number 45 it ‘ Wednesday, January 17, 1990 Raleigh, Ema Editorial 737.. . ’.tsfilt"“ill‘V-ztm \‘l

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Tanksley hopes to help student senate By Shannon Morrison Assistant News may l)a\td 'l‘anksle). lltc .ccczt.l clcctcd lntcrftutctntt} ('t- .. ll piss. ident. has set the lllltll- .tttott at greck \UClClV at N.(‘, Stan- to tn- ‘.. adrninistratton's key goal. ”At least." he said. “I hop. ... establish a united Crct-t. muttztt Tanks‘ley. a brother at Stgttta ( “i said ideally all creeks \sttlllil b' represented on tltc Ultlltcll .tttd ‘ the “(I the l’art~llelctttc. and lit National l’art-llclcnic .ottn. it would all retain their separate tdvt. ltttcs. Alpha Phi Alpha ts thc only int temity that is a member ot both tli‘ WC arid the National Pan llk‘lt'itlt council. he said. "They (Alpha Phi :‘slphat do a: excellent job ttt support ot ll-t'." Tankslcy said. “We hope they play a \tldl roll-f he said, "in bringing the ott'ant/a tions together." One ttttntcdtatc stcp bctnt' takci» Women on the prowl to improve relations ts thc littltl t publication of a newsletter, llt' said Other goals of the ll (' tank-.le'. Ms. Wuf and another beautiful lady pack backer watch the NC. State women’s basket- fans still got to \(‘(3 some of the nation's best basketball ar'tion, the next home game for said. included llllleH'tl lt‘ldlltttt'. ball team take on the University of Sunday. State lost in a close game but the the ladies is January 24 at 7p.tn. against UNC-(il l. It will be televised on Wl’s'l‘ l Tl'V 4t). With the Society of \lllcdll Arttcrican ('ttltuic. “1 want to ttttprovc boilt it.- put ltc relations and the public tttta. With the untvctstt) and thc H'lllltttt Teachers to study U.S.S.R., political changes titty." he said. 'lttttkslc) said ltc also usatttcd "t entrance the role ll-(' Ldll play tn My Bill Holmes to develop a curriculum that reflects stop in Moscow. Tbilisi, Leningrad. in the modern comnutnist system group will he iii the Soviet Union. hclp student government." tut Hot Staff Writer the recent economic and political and Tallinn. have made widely used social stud- Following the tour. the teachers will He explained he "would ltkc ti changes in the Soviet Union. The mission is possible because of ies textbooks outdated. There has return to NCSU to develop curricu» ltclp student government ttttplt The N.(‘. State Humanities The teachers will be in the Soviet the NCSU Humanities Extension's also been a noted increase in the lum materials. tttcttl tltctr plans." llc also said in l't‘ttgl‘illll is helping to thaw the Cold Union for two weeks. lntourist, the Outreach program. said Joseph number of requests for classes deal- The ttew curriculum is expected to wants to encourage more gtccks to ‘J‘t’ar between the Soviet Union and Soviet Union’s official tourist Mastro. an NCSU professor of ing with the Soviet Union. be introduced as soon as midfall on parttL'tpate in student powtttntcttt tie . bureau, is conducting the tour. political science and co—dircctor of To prepare for their assignment. the sixth grade level. Secondary Along Willi Student Attotnt the program will sponsor an During their stay. the group will Humanities Extension. Outreach is teachers will study rclevent current education units will be developed (ieneral ('hrts Wyr'tck. 'l'attkslr information gathering mission to be allowed to see sights, such as funded by NCSU's Humanities infomtation. ()n .lttrte 30. the teach- later. The units will contain student said he was planntnt! another erect. the Soviet Union for l7 history and collective farms and ctory cooper- Foundation and Glaxo inc. ers will arrive on N(‘SU's campus guides. teacher tttatiuals and emerging issues forum. ;«lt.‘l1ll studies teachers front across atives, that are not usually accessi- Mastro said there was a special for a week of planning arid instruc- instructional videotapes for each This one. he said. would pla- the state. The group's assignment is ble to tourists. The group will also need for the project. Recent changes tion. Front July 6 to July 2|, the grade level. tttotc emphasis on ccrtatn issucs.

Staff misses Preiss chosen to head

co-worker Chemical Society 'iy Atny Coulter Special to technician cal education at the high \clttHIl it "t sws iditor and beyond. Donald Preiss, professor of tttatertals The AFS tcptcscttts tllttll‘ than Funeral services were held Saturday at 2:30 pm. science arid engineering arid industrial I Httltfl thctttists and tiltcnttt .tl t’ll“! mt Lottgettia (‘lco Allen Canady, housekeeping extension specialist at N.('. State, has ticcrs lit the l' S attd abroad, ot "about .I‘ sisittnt for the University Student Center, who died been elected chairman of the North about UK)“ tcstilc tlt 'N'orth (‘ttllilttta in Jatt. 6 at Rex Memorial Hospital. Carolina Section of the American (‘hartcd itt l‘H7 by (‘onytcss ltl A native of Nash County, Canady moved to Raleigh Chemical Society (AC5). public tntcrcst, the sot‘tctt is the lam itlt her family about l0 years ago. She had been Preiss, who heads the plastics cxtcn organt/aiton tn the world tlctotctl in tnployed by the Student Center maintenance depart- sion effort at NCSU. succeeds Alvni single scientific discipline .tetti for the past 16 years. Canady battled lung can- Crumbliss. professor of L'lttlltlsll’) at Somc of the continuing interests of IP‘- t-t‘ for the past year and had been receiving treat- Duke University, who was section Lllllll'~ A(,'S are chemical L'tlllkilllttll. ptot' aettts for six to eight weeks. She was admitted to man irt WW). sionttl assistance to chcnttsts, and pt - Wake Memorial Hospital two weeks before Founded in lX‘)o_ the NL‘, section ol motion of chemical sttlct‘v and cnvito: . tttisttnas attd then was transferred to Rex Memorial ACS includes among its membership mental improvement Hire ot the it'spmi ~tt Jan. 3. more than L601) chemists. chemical stbilitics set forth iii the socrctx (‘ttnady was highly praised by everyone at the engineers and btochcttttsts in the (‘ortgr‘esstonttl (‘hartct is to ptovt ti- vltltlcttl ('ettter, by both students and staff alike. Research Triangle Park and neighboring tnfortttatton to thc govctntttcnt and 5.. tttong tltose who were closely associated with her, counties. The section holds monthly the American people on ttt.tllt‘r\ |lt\t'l. .t Worker V. Lillie Judd said that “she was a fine meetings during the academic year. tng science trt general and theitttsits ,.'tsott to work with." chcntt thllllLllllll. “'l'ltctt: was nothing in the world like her," said Among its particular t'ottcctns l\ attttdy‘s supervisor. Herbert Strickland. of the indent ('cnter maintenance department. “i can't say trough int c things ahottt her. She was trustworthy State goes to Antarctica llll hottt'st," he said. Spocri! to il‘thtri“ tort flight to \l..\lltliltt Station, the l Itotttta Robbins. Student (‘enter secretary. said that Naval base Ill :\ttt.tttttt .t. .tttady was “well liked" by all the students and f. 1? A gcocltctntst and three graduate stu 'l‘hc t'littl ol lltc l('\('.ll\ll l\ to ‘. ,,, till Robbttts and other staff members frotn the busi— ? dents .tt \'.(‘. State will sail the It) more about the rttttttcnt t x: lcs oi . art at \llllt‘t' ptcscttlcd (‘ztnztdy with her certificate for waters olt Antarctita ncxt tnottth col dltll stltton and their ttlltltldlt‘ ltllt‘ n 'v. ‘..tltllll\ tl'lttt'lllt‘tll. sipncd by (iovcrnor Jim Martin. :5 lecttitt: sediment ltottt the nutrient lltll global \llllldll' .tttd thc “s'tccttl: v ‘tltltt' hct Itospttalt/ation. Ross Sea. cllctt " lltcs also ltopt' to obtain .1 r it iti-tt-tt'ttd l-rattk Stttnttti-i'field officiated the services David lJt'Mastet. pttrtttpal tnvcsttpatot ittrntan It‘tliltl ot _l.'ldtl.ll .ttttstt wt l ll/.ll‘t‘lll ltapitst (lunch in Spring Hope. (‘anady Andrew tteplns/Slott lot the nutrient c_\t lt' prop-ct aitd assott kllllldlll. Lbangrcs tit tlic past . tints-d .ti ltt'ittltV Mtddlcscx Memorial (iardetts .ttc ptotcssot ot.ttt.tttttc. t'dtlll and atom 'l ltt' Ndltnttttl St tt‘tttt' lllllli'l.lll"ti tttt'lt‘l » Ill \lttltllt'st's. sphettc sctcntcs and \(hl' t'tadttatc txsl-i 1c ptottdtttt' .‘t Stout)”: mot t .. .tttJIl‘. t. .Itl‘. tat-d by her husband. Rotttas (‘anady students Rolu-tt l’tipt'. Stephen lldltlt'lt lllt‘ llltt‘t' Scat tt'st'altlt tilittt‘tl llll‘ tit»! liulv'lf'll. as tlttliltctt. Rotttas ('itttady Jr. (ilorta Sing out loud and Susan Hochnti' “Ill llj. to put is part ot tltc \Sl"s l nut-d \latt ., ‘tt M. |’.ttttt t.t ('ttttadv and l.tlltl.l lotklcat of ('ltttstt but. it. 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distribute applications for the 1990 you achieve academically. An meeting Friday at 3 pm. in the mation, contact Janet Howard at 91 school year in Stewart Theatre unhealthy lifestyle can be a road Truitt Auditorium (Room 1402) of 737-7007. Antarctica on Monday, Jan. 22 at 7 pm. block to achieving your goals. Broughton Hall. The meeting will Tuesday, Jan. 23 at 4 pm. and What about yours? Need advice or permit faculty, staff, students and A film-lecture, “Long Shadows: Continued from Page Thursday; Jan. 25 at 4 pm. resources? Call the Center for others to state their views on the The Legacy of the American Civil FYI Students receiving financial aid Health Directions at 737-2563 and search. Appearances are limited to War," will be presented by supporting operations. who have not signed their financial take part in the activities on campus five minutes. Academy Award-winning filmmak- DeMastcr, who is making his Jon.17,1990 aid authorization forrns should do this month. For more information, er Ross Spears Monday at 8 pm. in fourth trip, said “it's a surrealistic so immediately at the Cashier's call Linda Attarian at 737-2563. A Multicultural Coffee House will the Erdahl-Cloyd Theater, DH. Hill experience." Office, RoomgllOI in Pullen Hall be held Friday from 9 pm. to mid— Library. Spears appears as a visit— “It‘s very different from anything rurmm DATES AU (formerly Called the. Student ATTENTION ALL SENIORS: night in the Walnut Room of the ing director on the Southern Circuit else you might be used to. There's AIMWC Services Centef). Spring Commencement will be University Student Center. The media artists tour sponsored by the the Ross Ice Shelf, a mountain of The Shod'i’fenn Office in held on Saturday, May 12. 1990. event will feature greetings to new South Carolina Arts Commission ice that rises 300 to 400 feet out of The last day to add a course with- 2001 Harri} Hall wil rate with The following requirements for international students, music and with support from the National the ocean, and lots of penguins, out permission of the instructor is new business h . ' ing this graduation must be met: Your dance performances by American Endowment for the Arts and the whales and seals, and the science is Thursday. semester. The new rte are 8:15 application for degree card must be and lntemational students, and deli- Southern Arts Federation. The equally as exciting, interesting and The last day to register (includes am. to noon and 2 to 4 pm. submitted to your department no cious ethnic refreshments. film-lecture is hosted by the NCSU very different,” he added. payment of tuition and fees), to add later than January 26, 1990. All Admission is free. Student Center Film and Lecture ”We hope to leave Jan. 4 or 5, but a course or for undergraduates to A Career Planning and Placement financial holds must be cleared; all Series Committee. Admission is the plane will leave only as weather drop below 12 hours is Thursday, services general orientation session courses transferred for credit; free and open to the public. permits. The pilot is in constant Jan. 25. This is also the last day to for graduating and summer session incomplete grades removed; and re- lEGTIIlIES/SEMIIARS/ contact with the base, and if weath- withdraw or drop a course with a seniors will be held in Harrelson examination scheduled by 5 pm. SESSIONS/WORKSHOPS CAREER DECISION MAKING er conditions deteriorate at the refund. The tuition and fees charge 107 at 5 pm. today. Thursday. May 10, 1990. SEMINAR--A four-part, one hour Navy base we would have to return is based on the official number of Rape and sexual assault survivors The Martin Luther King Jr. cultur- workshop for individuals who want to New Zealand,” DeMaster said. hours and courses carried as of 5 seeking support should call Merry SPECIAL EVENTS al festival, “Living the Dream: Let to change curriculum, identify All of the group will be wearing pm. Thursday. Ward at 737-2563 for information Freedom Ring," will be held on career options or change a current full survival gear in the event the The last day to withdraw or drop about a support group that meets An lntemational Coffee Hour will Saturday at 1 pm. in the undesirable situation. plane goes down. Without the spe- a course at the 400 level or below weekly on campus. be held tomorrow from 11:30 am. McKimmon Center. The event, Concentration will be on self— cial clothing, survival in the frigid without a grade or to change from January has been designated to 1:30 pm. in the lower lounge of which commemorates the birthday assessment, work values, skills and waters would be limited to 10 min- credit to audit at the 400 level or Lifestyle Awareness Month by Alexander Residence Hall. of the late Rev. Martin Luther King interests. Advance registration is utes. below is Thursday, Feb. 8. This is Housing and Residence Life and Featured this week is the African .Ir., features workshops and semi- required for the Jan. 22, 24, 29 and The research party includes 22 also the last day to change to credit the Center for Health Directions at Student Association. Admission is nars in literature, drama, relation- 31 sessions from 5:15 to 6:15 pm. scientists and graduate students only. NCSU Student Health Services. free and refreshments will be pro— ships, politics, leadership and edu- The cost is 55. Call Career from Rice University, the The purpose is to focus attention on vided. cation. Admission is free. A ban- Planning and Placement at 737- University of Tennessee, Oregon The Financial Aid Office has students' lifestyle. A healthy quet concludes the festival at 5 pm. 2396 to reserve your seat. State University and the State scheduled three meetings to discuss lifestyle can help you maintain a The Director of Athletics Search Banquet tickets are $5 for adults University of New York at Stony financial aid information and to positive outlook on school and help Committee has scheduled an open and $2 for children. For more infor- Compiled by Jay Patel Brook.

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Money better Wolfpack comebacks fall short at Tech spent fixing By l.'isa (oston 42.9 percent while the Jackets shot in l pit Spotts Editor cent "To be honest with you, I thought the .ln‘. .i up Reynolds ATLANTA The third time was not the pretty good job in the first half holding down chann for N.('. State Saturday. The Wolfpack the trio (Scott, Oliver and Anderson) When an idea comes into your lost in Alexander Memorial Coliseum for the Valvano said. “Keeping the three of tlir iii out mind. what do you do about it? first time in three years. falling to of the 70's was our goal today. If it‘s an idea about how to Tech 9285. “I would have preferred in the set ond h.tlr resolve some problem not direct— The nlllthrrflllkcd Yellow Jackets, coming to get more half court. but we didn't execute ly relating to off an emotional home loss to Duke that part of what we wanted to do " you, what do Thursday. jumped on the Pack early and The first State rally came early lll lllt' set you do about pulled out to a l5point margin in the first 0nd half. At l6159. Brian D'Ariiitos l.t‘v up it? Huh? half before holding off two Wolfpack rallies pulled State within two at 51 5|. Ana the Let me in the second period Wolfpack missed three shots on ll\ iicu pus explain, or at Sports I think my first irtipression of the game is session. Monroe finally went to the line “llt‘ll least try to. that we were playing catch-up the entire bas- afoul was called on Karl Brown If you have Columnist ketball game which is very difficult to do" MOHTOC sank ”16 NW) ftt'c [hunts tn tit: tllc‘ some grand Wolfpack head coach Jim Valvano saidAnd game at 53-53 with l4z46 to go. idea about how to solve the yet troin down Is III the first half to being “I think the critical point for Us “.is 'i\ iih the problems of collegiate athletics, tied at 5% 51 I thought was a very excellent score 53-53," Valvano said. "I think we had who do you tell? effort front our kids. two. maybe three. opportunities to actually If you don‘t know anybody in “But that takes a lot out of you at the same take the lead. and we missed three wide open the NCAA, you usually tell this time." shots. They had a little sport on its and we idea to friends over a drink at State‘s Rodney Monroe and Tom Gugliotta got tired." Mitch's or Two Guys or wherev— Scored the game s first two baskets but a Georgia Tech. helped by several \Noltpm-k er. Get it? Johnny McNeil l.iy tip at l7:57 put Tech up turnovers, quickly managed to get the |~ id I would do the same thing. 6-4. back into double figures. At 8'29. the lead except I have this beautiful piece The lead never changed hands again. was 73-59. and at 5:58 the lead was back tip of space called a column. The ("reorgia Tech lead stayed between five to l5 at 7964. So after three inches of and It) points for most of the first half. Then With two minutes left iii the game Monroe explaining next to nothing. I’ll at 4:20 Dennis Scott put the Jackets up 39- and Chris (‘orchiani led theb'Patk on one get to the point. 28 with two frte throws following a foul on more run. Monroe hit a 22-foot three pointer Remember the Centennial Mickey Ilintiant. with 25 seconds left to cut the margin to 00 Center? That few-hundred-mil- After Brian Howard was called for traveling 85 and a Feggins steal on the next play gas e lion-dollar arena that was sup- on State's next possession. Kenny Anderson State one more chance posed to be the new home of hit two free throws to put Tech up 4| ~28. The "We had the ball with l4 seconds in plus Wolfpack basketball? Oh, yeah, Wolfpack turned the ball over again. resulting down by five we get a three or I two at now you remember. in two more Scott free throws arid a 43-28 that point. we're gonna put them on the line With the controversy surround- Jacket lead. the biggest of the game. for one last time." Valvano said. “If they ing Jim Valvano’s basketball The Wolfpack. behind the play of freshman make them. they win, If they miss we've grit program. the coach's “baby” has Bryant lieggiris. went on a l3-2 run in the last a shot." been lost in the shuffle. Good. -. -:«-.'g’¢“.s,.r;.,§§3tvaw»~w three minutes to cut the lead to 45-4l going Scott came through for Tech again. blotk Have any of you been inside Wash/Stan into the locker room. Brian Oliver led Tech in ing Howard's shot and Virtually ending tlic Indoor Stadium at the half with nine points. while Scott, McNeil Duke recently? If you have. Tech freshman Kenny Anderson defends against (Thris Corcbiani. Corchiani finished the had eight each. The Pack shot See 'oon.Pt1g‘i' ‘3 you'll understand my point. game with 13 points and seven lsslsls, wh'lie Anderson had 18 points and seven rebounds arid Anderson Cameron was renovated not long ago and really looks good. I didn’t get a chance to see it contests before it was renovated. but I Pack wrestlers hit the road for three big can imagine a small, blue By Joe Johnson start and never got on track. losing this match because of a lack of effort. State returns to the that this mekeud v.iil. Reynolds Coliseum. Staff Writer by a score of 29—5. Among the top perfonncrs at the tournament matches on the road itt Pennsylvania again-t But now, they cleaned the following the opening—round setback, teh were freshman Mark (‘esari and junior Ty Lehigh on Friday, Bloomsbuig on Saturday place up, gave it a new coat of Wolfpack stormed back by defeating a strong Williams. who were able to gain ties in their and a rematch with Penn State on Sunday paint and wood stain, rolled out Last weekend the N.C. State wrestling squad from Ithaca College. State outdistanced bouts against their Penn State opponents. carpet everywhere and installed squad traveled to Hampton, Va. to participate Ithaca by a score of 24- l2. Seniors Rick Straiisbaugh and Mike Lantz. The matchup against Icingh represents the some nice brass fixtures. It‘s a in the National Duals. This competition annu» In the last match of the weekend for the along with sophomore Clayton Grice also first meeting between the two schools iii tnt‘i great place to watch a college ally attracts the nation’s finest progi'aiirs and Pack. State faced perennial powerhouse Penn wrestled well for the Pack. l5 years. Guuo expects this lllt‘t‘t to lie .ni basketball game. State was among the to teams vying for this State. The Nittany Lions handed State its sec‘ “This tough competition will help us when excellent for his young sqtidtl Why doesn’t this great univer- year’s championship. ond loss of the tournament. thus giving the it comes tournament time." Guuo said. The matches against Penn State and sity take a mere fraction of the Wolfpack a record of l—" for the weekend. ”With senior co captain Steve Kinard coming Bloomsburg will renew thrivurg llVJltlt‘s ‘.s itli money it was going to spend on Inthe opening round State (licw Big l'iglit “I'm very proud of this team for the effort off an injury. and having the team exhibiting a notch “H“Illllil pio- the Centennial Center and pour opponent and nationally first ranked they put forward this weekend," said lot of heart and desire. the team should get two of the nation's top it into refurbishing Reynolds?- Bob Guzzo. “We didn't lose better and better." grams. Like Cameron, Reynolds. is a Oklahoma State The Pack got off to a slow Wolfpack coach great place to watch a college basketball game, but could use a little money to be spent on it. Men swimmers suffer first loss against Cavaliers Valvano has said the Wolfpack By Mark Cartner son that head coach Don Easterling Indeed the Wolfpack did iuri Easterling said. “They (Virginia) ning both boards. needs a place to play where there Senior Staff Writer was at a loss for words. against a buzz saw in Virginia, but were more rested than I thought “Our biggest problem no». i- yt-r are, say, 25,000 seats. Why? “We just State needs only look at itself to they would be and we weren‘t rest— ting people healthy." l.t~tr~rling Never in its history has The NC. State men’s swimming learned this find reasons for the season‘s first ed enough having just come in from said. “(Bririni howling is out wtlil a Reynolds Coliseum averaged its team learned a tough lesson Weekend that we setback. Simply put. the team didn't Auburn a week ago." knee. (Adam) Fitzgerald urih a capacity, 12,400. Only twice (in Saturday in Charlottesville. Va.. as weren‘t as good have a very good meet. Still. the meet did produce an out- knee. (Andy) (‘reagcr with .t ("iii 1955—56 and 1974-75) hasatten- the undefeated Cavaliers taught the as we thought Easterling had hoped for seven standing showing from David Fox. and (Matt) Dunaway sllll isn‘t innit dance averaged over 12.000. young Wolfpack squad the meaning we thought we wins and a healthy amount of back who won the 50-meter free in 2l.l. "SO we've got to wet people Maybe only three times during ofdefeat, 138—103. w e r e , " up points. He got neither. However. the l00 free in 46.2 and teamed healthy and we're ‘-tlll til a point a season (the North Carolina. The contest marked the first time Easterling said. as any loyal captain would go down with Nick Paleocrassas. Jimmy where we are learning how to \Hll.” Duke and perhaps Wake Forest — against ten opponents this sea “I just hope we with his strip. Easterling shouldered Forrester and Dan Judge to win the The Wolfpack. now 9 I. Mill hint games) would 25,000-people son that State has come up on can get it back together and still the blame for his team's lackluster 400 free relay in 3:063. Duke today in (‘atmicliat-l come to see N.C. State. That’s compete for the conference champi- performance. Meanwhile, Kurt Candler contin- Natatorium with a scheduled I p in not a knock against State, that's the short end of the scoreboard. It my part," ued his diving dominance by win- starting time. the truth. The Dean Dome sells also marked the first time this sea oiisliip." “It was scheduling on out every game because there are .~ . more Carolina fans in this state. we. .. Truth hurts, huh? Women’s basketball team . I One more little item of interest. After they spend the million or so it takes to refurbish Reynolds, why don‘t they take another few upset by 12th-ranked UVa million and refurbish Carter- Finley Stadium? That’s another By Brooke Barbee grabbed the rebound and raced to the three- place that needs it. Senior Staff Writer point range. only to have her shot miss send- The press box is getting old, ing the game into ovenime. the bathrooms are in dire need of ‘ When the thh—ranked Virginia (‘.iialiers “We didn't come ready to play today," help (and they could finally get came to Reynolds Coliseum Sunday and You said. "Virginia was in their game plan I rid cf those ugly pon—o-johns) stole a 7066 victory they brought the lot more than we were." and the banked end zone could eighth-ranked Wolfpack a double dose of llcidi Btii'ge fueled the Virginia attack be filled in with seats. trouble. carlv. scoring eight of the Cavs' first I6 With that. maybe Dick The trouble came in the fomi or (i 1 fresh polirits as the Wolfpack trailed the entire first Sheridan wouldn’t have to hide men twin sisters. Heidi and Heather litirgc. in f. his face at coaches‘ meetings who combined for 27 points. l3 rebounds. Yet at the start of the second half. State's when they get to talking about four steals. and two blocked shots. Despite Kerri llobbs connected on two short the facilities at State. the constant rotation of her taller player's. jumpers to give the Wolfpack new life and a “1*",e‘‘i.4‘I And when they get done with NC. State coach Kay Yow neicr tllsc‘th‘lL’tl W .ib lead. ‘5 Reynolds and Carter-Finley, they the antidote to stop the duo. Virginia buckets by Fran Scott and Tammi could move to Doak Field. “With the emergence of the Bur'ge sisters. Reiss, however. quickly squelched the nm And still have a few hundred they (Virginia) have become a much more and gave the (‘avalicrs the lead for good. million left over for ——no way balanced team with an inside—outside garlic." Undefeated iii the ACC at 2-(). Virginia —~ students. Yow said. “We have a lot of respect tor their improved to l4-2 overall while the Pack inside game. That didn't catch us by \tll (It) it dropped to 272 in A(‘(‘ play. The Jetsons won TeCh Bowl I]— prise." The Pack will begin a twogante road trip llno Mas Monday by upending Virginia Coach Debbie R) an also lildlsul at Wake Forest tonight at 7:30 before return- DJ'5 Bleeps 28—23. the sisters’ performance. ing home to take on the North Carolina John “The Juice" Horton “When they're together, there‘s trltitosl no 'luiliccls on Jan. 24. knocked away a last-second pass way to defend them," Ryan said. “W he” one NC STATE IF F0 50. H FT. N Y! from Dwuan June to Tim doesn't get the goal. the other one gets the Kl! BI'HN tour. 13 o 9 t 3 1 Ellington to preserve the victory. rebound and makes it," Ryan Silltl, MANN'NGHOURS: KartStilton 2430 45 it 3t 2 13 H Horton also caught a touchdown With the collapse of its iiisitlc t'rtlllt'. lllc STINSONIEHMANNAnom-Nicole ‘035 to4 21to 32 02 l0 24H pass earlier in the game. Puck relied on the skills of its pciiiiictci WHYTEHUtl, Christ-Tan HIt 0I 30 0t O 4 It Injury report — Tim Zettel and its two premiere players to sin) y llll PARKER. Dutyd s i a o o (out) finger. Dori Hunnicutt (out) in striking distance. TOKiJl'iMSKILS Kfllly200a I.i IIi i II0 n0 .0 knee. Tim lillington (question- Guards Andrea Sttiison dllil Nicolt Vittomm MP F0 F0. FY F1. If 1? able) knees. Geof Brooks (prob- Lehmann contributed 24 and II titiltlls. SAT)” fruit 21 t l t J 4 able) armpit. Lee Montgomery respectively. and combined for citvht \lt‘dls. tirillntWAHII Vinnierm; 2)25 42 i21 5I 03 4 t59 (doubtful) body. Michael Russell but neither could fiird the basket lll llii‘ liii.il ‘.VAtt t [inn )1 15 5 6 3 t0 (out for season) ingrown toenail. seconds. lVA‘i‘itil l‘.‘- lunmI‘lfll 25)7 O6 toJ 2l 5 lt M2 good time was had by all, tiE t stum- 10 5 ti 4 4 it A With l5 seconds lc'tt ori thc tlotl. .rii.l w:-It u.rNiiNIt liuind-Main».- 1] O O0 oO 0 oI o0 tXttpi yours truly who Wishes Virginia leading by three. lt-hiitaun tried a TfilAtS 100 24 I! ‘7 3| I. 70 out quarterback would have three point attempt under lit‘.i\\ iticsstrtt‘ Hon voinr gout. Ni. first. 2 't w in S h) thrown the ball my way a few She then attempted another three (titllllt'l oil at."Itir'ith'In. "r"htit '.ut-a mum2‘ Virgin.at W9"!-2") Auil (Run0- N5)C more times. Look for Tech Bowl "abound. H' but. to minute ‘1 Samoa I. Std“ toy/Stu" I” Howl A-Rarria coming soon the rebound and subsequent pin. by Krista Stout.tmttm ti.'. ‘. "run-‘laraJ‘Sii(Kt-Icy'.i'irion 6)“0'0 Viv-m.Borg. I)I to a bowling center near you. I Kilburn (the game‘s ltdtlllll' lr'l‘iilttlile‘l \Hlll Bron. tw tr. \ ' :J u '1 Tochnlool ooh \Milltint k i;ti.irtl Andi.“ stiiisriii Imsst's the hall to Sharon Mdiiriiiig for I Ii). Alone-w.It w, r tl.. .r.‘“ i hRecords. i.n- nN’and intoBit HtSlut-o7: it ilt'l ..-. .i ‘ids .Hilll Mike on in) team ln thc last ltotic or the \Nollpmt \i 5!.i‘ll .uv,u5 H . ,it'.iiiiat \"iii'iivu hinti- lit-.! in lllt" .itdlit-rs ft) Mi \iiri'hy .ifli'tntitiri iii Rt-~.ttriltl .t. “it .. It'll 1.“! ‘igiiiri-t

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Wolfpack wrestling teammates against nationally—ranked Chauncey By Sharon (‘haney Wynn of Morgan State. An injured Staff Writer knee forced him to default against The good. the bad and the ugly —— Wynn and has kept him off the mat the NC. State wrestling team. until recently. The good? Continuing to possess his 0pti~ Among the Wolfpack wrestlers mism. Kinard, though injured, regu~ there are heroes and . . . Steve larly attends practices. Offering his Kinard, a savior of sons. help and advice to his teammates, Kinard, senior captain of the State the senior wrestler continues to lead wrestling learn. is leading his men his peers. out of the surrounding darkness and “The younger wrestlers have into a brighter future. questions," Kinard said. “It is a “We‘ve received a lot of criticism great feeling knowing that you are and harassment concerning certain passing something of yougself on, members of the team." Kinard said. and seeing it work." “The team lll itself does not deserve A walk-on from Chester High to be brought into this situation," School in Pennsylvania, Kinard had The situation. concerning the only two years of wrestling experi- assault conviction of eight NC. once before coming to State in State wrestlers. has at times threat- Wolfpack wrestlers to bury the IEast 1985. encd to pin Wolfpack motivation and build a promising future. He reluctantly admits that his first face down on the mat of controver— experience as a collegiate wrestler sy. “Wrestling is primarily a mental former Relying on the young and inexpe- sport," he said “You can be pre— was doubtful. Two rienced to fill vacant spots, the pared physically, but if your mind Wolfpack greats left him wonder- wrestling team might appear to be isn‘t involved, you can’t win. We mg. staggering. have to compete, if we don’t, we’ll “I was watching (1988) national 3 be the ones embarrassed." champion Scott Turner, and (1989) Mary Pelehierl/Stotf Meeting perhaps his toughest While Kinard’s leadership role is runner-up Michael Stokes, and 1 opponent, the controversy sur- admirable, the senior wrestler lost all confidence," Kinard said. “I State's Sharon Manning is covered by Heidi Burgt- 134) and Heather Burge (Elli. rounding the Pack team, Kinard places a stronger emphasis on the knew I couldn't wrestle at that refuses to be pinned. pressure surrounding his team- level, and I walked out of the gym." “I walked into a great team. mates, and their equally important Because of his inexperience, Twin towers play big role for Cavs defending ACC Champions.” contribution to the team. vKinard was given little personal Kinard said. “This is my last year. Though the majority of the pres- attention and had to learn much on By Lisa (‘oston the attention centered around the team’s first in points. I'm not giving up." sure has been on the coaching staff his own. - Sports Editor play of sophomore guards Dawn “We knew our size would be an As a team captain. it is Kinard’s filling vacant spots, Kinard com- With the help of former Duke Staley and Tammi Reiss, the (‘avs' advantage for us," Virginia head responsibility to keep his team- mends the efforts of the younger wrestling coach Fred Jahad, Kinard With the arrival of its true twin leading scorers at 18.2 and 15.1 coach Debbie Ryan said after the mates from also giving up, and wrestlers. learned the basics and the founda- towers, Virginia can no longer be points per game, respectively. game. “We talked a lot about allowing unfortunate circumstances Staley, the ACC Rookie of the pounding the ball inside." to win the match. Crediting the tremendous dedica- tions of wrestling. characterized simply as a pertine— Heidi Burge would finish the tion of teammates such as Steve Since those early years of doubt, ter—oriented learn. Year and a second team all—confer— Because State no longer has a Williams. Jeff Mitchell and Ricky back. ence selection last season. also game with 15 points, seven power-house wrestler, Kinard Strausbaugh. Kinard sees a success- Kinard has not looked Against N.('. State Sunday at leads her team in assists and rebounds. two steals and one enforces an important philosophy: “Wrestling didn’t seem like it was Reynolds (‘iilrst-trrir, the ITIIr steals. along with averaging 6.2 block. while Heather Burge would “Be ready. come to practice and ful season. despite recent setbacks. going to work, but I didn’t give ranked ('avaliers proved their ear rebounds per game. finish with 12 points, six work hard." Wrestling in the 158-pound up,” Kinard said. “I had to prove lier win over Maryland was no rebounds. two steals and one Kinard’s philosophy along with weight division, Kinard recently that the sport didn’t beat me.” fluke. downing the eighth-ranked But against the Wolfpack, the experienced a personal setback And proven it he has. Wolfpack 7i) ()0. (‘avalicrs' inside game quickly hlmk'llCilIllCl'. who is. usually his optimism. has enabled the And a big part of the stoi) for became the focus of attention. Virginia's f' ‘st player off the the (‘avs was the play (II (r-l fresh- lleidi Burge, Virginia‘s starting bench, scored six of the Cavs’ VOLUNTEER rrieii Heidi and Heather litir‘gc. center and one of the Cavs' identi~ lielrirt- Sunday contest. rirost ill cal twins. scored eight of her See BURGE, Page call 737-3193 AMEDEO’S admit... 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Feggins gives Pack 5 more strength inside . factor in Pack loss Continued from Page 3 Georgia Tech is now It I over By Lee Montgomery punch. At 6-6 and 190 pounds he all and 2-1 in the ACC. State, now Associote Sports Editor doesn‘t have the size to dominate Pack's chances. l2-3 overall and i-l in the A(‘('. yet. but he is only 19 years old. Georgia Tech coach Bobby faces Wake Forest in Winston- ATLANTA — Georgia Tech 53. “Bryant Feggins is really develop- Cremins was not happy with his Salem Thursday at ‘) pm. ESPN NC. State 51. Fifteen minutes left ing and he’s giving us a little mean- team‘s play at the end of the will carry the action. in the game. ness inside." Valvano said. “He's game. I.C. IYAYI I, ’0 '0. FT FYI OF YB Alexander Memorial Coliseum. getting better and better. He’s get- “It was an exciting win for us m. M 27 M 4 H complete with a group of Bobby ting more confidence in his game." but we got really sloppy at times," MONAUm. I‘MTa I)11 0O l2 I Cremins-lookalikes in one end Feggins, the North Carolina High Cremins said. “The second half WING,“ 37 10 l ‘l zone, had quieted to a mere whis- School Player—of—the—Year at was a real dog fight until Oliver mWM ‘020 24e 62 Hu per. Winston-Salem Glenn. scored 13 made some big shots. I was real roman.m.““an IO3 05 05 Wolfpack freshman Bryant points and pulled down seven disappointed they had a shot to TOTAL.rm, Mn2600 II I! Coo—4.0000 Coouaboooo I72 Feggins posted up the Yellow rebounds (six on the offensive end) win at the end.“ 0‘. TECH I, '0 '00 FT 5'. If Y! Jackets‘ Dennis Scott to the left of against Georgia Tech. Overall. Valvano was pleased State’s goal. Feggins. who scored He displayed strength and finesse with his team‘s effort. noting that WEV.COOTY. Demo“can at30 I iss r ita six straight points for State to end much like another potent Wolfpack poor shooting (42.2 percent for ANDERSONMEL MWrunny20JD ‘3O ‘ t.to the first half and cut the Tech lead inside force. Lorenzo Charles. the game) was the main contribu- W.GJVEA BunKM 2|:2 ‘ti :7 to 45-4l, took a pass. faked Scott Feggins had a variety of moves tor to the Puck's loss. WNLY‘N,BARNES. Davy!Jam H1 t)2 out of his mustard-colored shorts Saturday. including an underhand “(Tech) certainly deserved to TOTAL. 100 i II I) H t! I! and shot. The ball bounced off the scoop shot with three Jackets win the game. but I was proud of urn-Iona gulp—NC Star. on would a 0 glass and rolled off the rim. draped over him, and he has a soft our effort and the energy we put GoMotions.)Your 17 Aunts—JGOoh-tn J (YummoEra. t1 «Lam-nNE Sin-7) 0.‘2 Pack coach Jiin Valvano jumped touch around the glass. forth,“ Valvano said. “Tech, com- (00’0“.Tech 24 [Andalon0, ChinaH)7.Rebound-rhog-u Ii NF1.. “twohcn 421! offthe bench in frustration. “1 just felt I had to go in and play ing off a very. very difficult loss. 51‘.(M0,,12 (“tflfflfl'“do“ I'd1t CuAndo'oon'orfi 6 taro-nonto Mutt-J44) lieut-C “We can‘t get it to go in!“ Valvano hard and he more aggresive." showed the character of its basket NC Sub 0, Bl Tech 4 (‘nyTechnicalAttondwu-~Ofault-Non..u screamed. He was only halfjoking. Feggins said. “I had to use my ball team." Widow—MamMoo—NC Sta-i2)Ron t i 6.. hour 2t That one moment typified the quickness to my advantage to get to entire game. The Pack had numer- the boards." ous open shots throughout the Feggins said practice and Avie Burge twins, inside game play big roles in game. but couldn‘t get them to fall. Lester, who is sitting out this season Can you say 42.2 percent? Or 35 of because of team rules. have helped Cavaliers’ upset victory over Wolfpack 83? him this year. "We didn‘t shoot the ball well and “I‘ve been having some real good Continued from Page .in our team." when we don’t shoot the ball well, practices." Feggins said. "Avie’s The Borges and their teammates we‘re going to he in trouble." not playing. but he’s a confidence final seven points to seal the vic- also Caused the Pack problems on Valvano said. builder for everybody on the team. tory for Virginia. its offensive cnd. State shot 41.9 Chris Corchiani was a little more If anything goes wrong in practice, “We were looking for whatever percent from the tit-lit. compared to explanatory. we look to Avie for leadership. He they would give us." Heather Burgc a 6|.l percent performance in IN “This team. more than any, really shows a lot of class in handling sit— said. previous contest. depends on the perimeter.“ he said. uations. Wolfpack coach Kay Yow said ”Our shooting percentage was “We need to shoot 50 percent to “He’s given me a couple of point- she expected a strong game from way down and that's a tribute to win. We don’t have great inside ers in practice, telling me not to the Burges. Virginia's defense." You said. scoring.” rush my shots and just take my time “We thought they would be a fac- Yow said she was disappointed by Maybe Corchiani wasn‘t paying and let the game come to me." tor coming in." Yow said. “We the play of her insult- playcrs. espe- attention Saturday afternoon. For it If the Pack shoots 42 percent any Micheal Russell—Igor? thought that was what had changed cially after the progress she felt was Feggins’ inside game that sup- time soon. the game may come to most about Virginia this year. They State made in it». win met Duke. plied the Pack with some offensive Feggins quicker than he thinks. Freshman Bryant Feggins posts up against Georgia Tech’s Dennis Scott have become a much more hal~ “(Virginian outplayed our inside during Saturday’s game. Feggins had l3 points and seven rebounds. anced team. with a strong inside- people on both ends of the floor." outside attack." she said. “We Went hack to letting The Wolfpack defense, which the perimeter people do it , the There will be a meeting of the Technician sports staff keyed on the Virginia guards early. game was left entirely up to our The Wolfpack was forced to collapse on the. perimeter players. (tur inside play tonight at 5 pm. in the Technician office. This meeting gymnastics team Burges later in the game. Ryan. ers just didn't get position well." who said she has been surprised by The strong play of Virginia's will be brief, but we will discuss important things like opens its season the rapid development of the twins inside players was also important and their ability to handle pressure. because of the physical nature of basketball games, spring and winter beats, feature sto- Saturday at 7 pm. noted that the Borges provide a lot the contest. in Carmichael of problems for opposing defenses. “1 thought it was a very physical ries and payroll. We might even go eat. If you can not “When they're in there together. game," Yow said. "There was a lot Gym. there's almost no way you can of contact. especially off the hall. attend, please call Lisa at 737-2411. defend them," Ryan said. “I don't When you put a team on the free care who you are —- that‘s tough to throw line 3| times. it's awfully stop. They have had a huge impact hard to win."

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Funny guy gets dramatic in a dramatic departure from his usual com— edy roles, Robin Williams stars as liberal teacher John Keating in “Dead Poets Society," a film set at a late ’50s, ultra—con- servative prep school for boys. To light a spark in his apathetic students, Williams resurrects an old social group dedi— cated to reading poetry aloud, and the school \ administration objects. The film, a success for Touchtone Pictures (i 0 last summer, carries the flag for freedom of . individualism against the rigid repression of 'rl/lll/l/I/Illll.’ conformity for the sake of conformity. “Dead Poets Society“ will play at Stewart Theatre Sunday night. Showtimes are 6:20 and 8:45 pm, and tickets are S! for students and S l .50 for the general public.

Dancer returns for encore ln I989, Molissa Fenley made her third appearance at the American Dance Festival in Durham. On Friday night, the popular dancer and choreographer will return to the Triangle for a Center Stage performance at Stewart Theatre. Fenley‘s work has been called athletic, kinetic and dynamic ~ exploding with primal energy. ller Stewart Theatre performance will Ringside Wahoo include State of Darkness, one of her best— known dances. The show will contain partial nudity. Showtime is 8 pm, and tickets, which cost Confessions of a junkie $7 for students and IBM for the general pub- By Joe Corey than three minutes. Everyone had that special hold that make it sound like the two would battle to the death, lic, are available at the Center Stage box Staff Writer would cold—cock his opponent. The NWA would have but they had to cut away. But when you watched them office. For more information or to reserve bouts that would go on for 20 minutes or more. taping, as soon as the cameras cut off, one would run tickets, call the box office at 737—3 l04. What l‘m about to tell you is a very dark secret and The best part of the NWA was the fact that it record- out of the ring and into the dressing room. you must promise to burn this paper soon after you ed all of it‘s TV matches. And they were recorded at The taping was for both Mid-Atlantic and World read it. I wouldn‘t want this to resurface during my WRAL‘s studio on Western Boulevard. The roorn they Championship Wrestling which made some of the A different sort of fairy tale nomination to be vice president. taped in was barely big enough to contain the ring and wrestlers have superhuman recovery powers. Withing I enjoy watching professional wrestling. the bleachers that the peanut gallery was crammed-in. 30 minutes of being dragged out on a stretcher, the liveryone’s heard of Cinderella. This I know it may be hard to fathom a man who read The first row was so close that you could get burns same punching bag wrestler would be back to be pum- Joyce‘s “Ulysses" can actually plop down on the sofa on your knees from the canvas ring shifting on a body melted. Sunday, however, NCSU Center Stage will and watch Andre the Giant beat to a pulp. slam. Of course, the regionalism of wrestling death can be present the Bits ‘N' Pieces Puppet Theatre in But it is part of my past. The commentators were snuggled away in their own linked to MTV and Cyndi Lauper’s involvement with the original Chinese version of the story, enti- As a wee youth freshly back from liurope, wrestling corner so we could never hear their play—by—play or wrestling manager . Lauper helped create was one of the best things to watch. The National when wrestlers would talk about ripping bodily parts the WWF into a national power as she brought Roddy tled “Pandarella, Cinderella." Wrestling Alliance was the only wrestling federation in off certain wrestlers and inserting the pans into man— Piper (a former NWA member) and Hulk Hogan into 'l'his fast-paced musical comedy features the the area and so names such as Wahoo McDaniels, Paul agers‘ mouths ~ poetic words of love. the world of rock videos and NBC-TV. famous Bits ‘N’ Pieces nine-foot puppets, as Jones, , The Mighty Igor, Mr. Wrestling. Before the matches, you could go over to the Mission Wrestling became the hip thing to watch, but not just well-as live characters, fanciful sets and spe- Rick Flair, and the Minnesota Wrecking Crew: Oly and Valley Shopping Center and meet the likes of Tony any wrestling, WWF had the monopoly on hipneds arid , The Anderson Brothers were on TV in Atlas, J in. 'y Weaver, and if you were really lucky the network contract. cial effects. the waiting room at the time I was born, so I feel a link Dusty Riioadcs, the American Dream. Dad always The NWA was on Ted Turner's TBS, but at one point Showtimes are 2 and 4 pm. Sunday. The 4 to them — or may be just a good headlock. talked about putting a Band~aid on his forehead and they had lost that outlet to the WWF. Turner switched pm. show will be interpreted for the deaf, Before the big boom in cable, wrestling was very hanging out at the Pop~A—Top Beverage waiting for the back to the NWA when it was apparent that the WWF regionalized and the country was slicked up in a Bell kids to ask for his autograph. was airing the same matches it syndicated all over the and after each performance, cookies and Telephone configuration. The World Wrestling One 0“ the things that always happened at the end of place. punch will be served. Federation was only happening in the northeastern part the NWA‘s Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling The Croeketts, who ran the NWA, were also making Tickets are $4 and may be purchased at the of the country. show was an unscheduled fight that would never seem bad business decisions. Too many of their top wrestlers Center Stage box office or Ladds’ Book Shop It first slithered into the Raleigh area on WOR. The to end. Normally, this would involve an wrestler had run away to the riches of the WWF: , names were different: Jesse The Body Ventura, The clashing onto the set and clobbering a good wrestler. Andre the Giant, , , of North Ridge. Call 737-3104 for more Wizard, , The Moondogs, and the The two would be hopping away with blood pouring information. matches were faster. Nothing seemed to last longer forth and the credits would roll. The announcer would See ls, Pa e 7

‘sex, lies Whitesnake release features and Video’ great vocals, music to match offers true By David Brock 1989. Senior Staff Writer “Boomerang" gyrates around Budgie’s percussion, as art at NCSU there are no other featured musicians on the album By Joe Corey Whitesnake: “Slip of the Tongue” (Geffen) (however, there are a few guests). Some of the other Staff Writer Whitesnake's vocalist and founder. David Coverdale, off-the-wall instruments used range from horns to xylo- did something new and adventurous when he began phones. Director/writer Steven recording “Slip of the Tongue." He tried to use the Combining these neo- Soderbergh has created a movie same lineup that had been on the band’s 1987 self-titled tribal rhythms with ': ._ that goes tip with the best three . Siox's trademark ‘ films about the modern South: Well, good intentions are sometimes just that. despairing vocals, pro- - ALBUM “Deliverance," “'l'rack 2‘)" and With guitarist Adrian Vandenbeg sidelined

Furs are faultless despite sparse crowd Is wrestling for real? Continued from Page 6 bling act for that cynical soul. By Joe Corey policy of live ‘s songs every hour. way into one of The Fur's vices. Richard could But what is the allure of Staff Writer I even called the DJ to play anything by The have easily been mistaken for the illegitannte Arne Anderson and even Bobby wrestling? Maybe it is as close to Furs. but he couldn’t. child of Phillip Morris as he Would chain smoke "The Weasel" chan to name a Shakespearean Drama that our soci- So where is the underground of the '80s. now The promoter didn‘t do too much of a hype his way through an entire set back in the early few. ety has. that we‘re in the '905? lt certainly isn‘t so far job for the show other than the half hearted '80s. The NWA matches weren't selling The matches reflect those down. spots on WRDU. and a couple flyers on This fact alone should have gotten Butler as good as they were. Greensboro Elizabethan clonflicts. Black Jack The Cure. Love and Rockets and The B—52s llillsborough St. This was not a show meant for favorite son status in the state of the Golden Coliseum wasn‘t even getting half Mulligan. . and Dino have become top 10 bands. REM is selling out Raleigh. Chapel Hill or Durham would have leaf. But he's cutback. filled and the WWF started haying Bravo are the muscle bound equals Madison Square Garden. Keith Hrzring's Pop been a better locale. Downtown Raleigh is not a Last Saturday. Butler lit up only twice. When matches in North Carolina. of Hamlet. Othello and Richard Ill. Art has conquered the commercial world in a nice place to be at night. he broke out his smoke for the opening of Finally. Ted Turner bought the Plus it is the common folk that way Andy Warhol never did. And Ann So how was the show? “." it seemed more out of effect NWA to help it out financially and pack the matches like those English Magnuson has gone from satirical queen of the Richard Butler had a wonderful cynical smile then habit. prevent the rest of its wrestlers crowds that cheered on Prince Hal East Village to a major star on “Anything But on his face as if he knew someone was being The. musical selection for the night centered from bolting across the Mason- and Falstaff. Ok maybe I’m stretch- Love.” cheated that night and it wasn't him nor the around their latest release. "Book of Days." and Dixon line. ing the point in a poor attempt to But what about ? audience. The Furs got into the show and didn't their best of album. “." Of course, Dusty left. but that was make myself to not look like a They’ve always been favorites of the '80s let up. The newer material meshed well with their minaly because he was in charge of complete fool. English punk scene. John Hughes based a The only thing that could have made the con- established tunes. "Shouse" and “Book of figuring out the rivalries and con— Wrestling has taken a step back movie on one of their songs. Lead singer cert bettcr would be a sax player such as they Days," went over better live than on the record. tlicts. since last fall when on WRAL. the Richard Butler was in a party snapshot in last had on their “" tour. Digital sam- The Older stuff left out such well known nutri- Nobody liked the way Dusty had NWA lost its 11:30 pm. slot on month’s “Details." but even with such events in ples played off the keyboard just doesn't cut it. bers as “" and “Heartbreak , the world revolve around him. His Saturdays to Rollergames. their 10 years of being around, they can't sell There was a real cello on stage for “Sleep Beat" for “Highwire Days" and “Dumbwaiters.” departure was without tears from Also. Hulk Hogan's failure to get out the Raleigh Civic Center like the Connells. Comes Down.“ This helped them gain back The group altered their playlist when they within the organization. a Golden Glove nomination for Of course the fault of only 650 tickets being those points lost on the missing sax. replaced “India“ with something else. The high- The Dorton Arena is still a citadel “No Holds Barred," can also be sold to a venue that can cram in 3.000 to 4,000 Gone also were the suits from "Midnight To light of the show was an acoustic guitar version for the NWA. The sound of smack- seen as a set back. Maybe it ts just a people does not rest on The Furs. The promoter Midnight." They looked like the scruffy of“Pretty in Pink." ing flesh vibrates off the glass so consolidation after the hype? is to blame for giving the show its spaciousness. vagabonds that they sound like. Granted the wonderfully. In the words of . "1 The Furs have never been played on commer— rags in their rag-tag wardrobe were more LL. After two encores the lights came up. you They used to have matches every can't get the whole picture till the cial radio stations in Raleigh. WRDU was Bean than United Way. could see all the vacant seats. It wasn‘t a show week. but over the years they have X—rays come out." “sponsoring" the show, but it couldn‘t break its Also the moderation of the '90s has found its worth missing. cut back. Roddy Piper was stabbed Now get out your matches before by a fan during in Raleigh match a l start talking about the wrestling Hugo. that will feature The Popes few years back. fanatics that lived on my ball in and Cowabunga on the 20th. The fan got in the ring. knifed Turlington Dorm. Triangle clubs rock this weekend Appearing at the Switch on the Piper. and left the building. The 21st will be Babylon A.[). They are cops didn‘t arrest the assaultcr Tickets for Monday's World By David Brock this week as a proving ground. Lockwood is the music director for an exciting new hard rock/heavy because they thought he was pan of Championship Wrestling Event, Senior Staff Writer Some of the highlights at the WKNC's Nightwave, so you can metal act that feature a guitar ori- the act. Brewery this week will be The bet that his show will be very good. This brings us to the big question: featuring the title match between ented sound and play no frills rock. ls wrestling Rii‘ Flair and Let Lugur are The Triangle will be ringing in the Waxing Poetics with the Mind At the Cat's Cradle in Chapel Hill, Listen for them on WKNC to get an for real? for ringside, 5/2 25 gener- new decade in a big way. as far as Sirens on the 19th, and local Widespread Panic will be playing idea of what they sound like. The proper answer is that these al admission and $6.25 for chil- musical interests are concerned, that favorites, The Sex Police, playing tonight. Liquid Sound will be play- guys can do everything they do on (lrtn. is. This year should finally place with Marshmellow Stearnshovel on ing tomorrow night, and the Flat They are touring to support their TV to you if you ever call them Tickets can he purchased at The Durham, Raleigh and Chapel Hill the 20th. Duo Jets will be having an album debut self-titled album which fea- fakes at a bar. Raleigh Civic Center hm office. as “a given" on bands’ tour dates. Tonight at the Fallout Shelter. release party on the 19th. tures the songs “Bang Go The That is supposedly what happened Showtime is .s'ctfor 7:30 pm. To get started, a bevy of new Joey Lockwood will be hosting There will also he a benefit for the Bells" and “When The Hammer to some fool who accused Jake The For more information call 83l~ young bands will be using Raleigh Alternative Music Night. Virgin Island victims of Hurricane Swings Down." Snake a pretender. It was no tum- 6000.

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State budget cuts hit home n the wake of an unfortunate NCAA probation ruling only weeks ago, I'M GETTIN' BORED. N.C. State officials recently received an even more disastrous sentence NEXT TME.I' LL GET from the state budget office — instructions to freeze all Spending until HM FROM BEHIND- June and the beginning of a new fiscal year. Because of a projected $l70 million budget deficit, N.C. Governor James Martin and his administrators have found themselves tightening the state’s bankroll belt, and state-funded universities, of course, will be required to share in the cinching. Whether the sudden deficit was caused by unexpected Hurricane Hugo recovery expenses, poor financial planning or an overall economic downturn, the results undoubtedly will be devastating to NCSU students and faculty. Library operating hours could be reduced, as well as computer laboratory equipment and staffing. Students will not enjoy the convenience of photocopy handouts in class, and some professors will work overtime due to a decrease in funding for teaching assistants. The 5% across-the-board budget cut has managed to affect every department on campus, and a few department heads were forced to cancel some classes altogether in order to ease the financial burden. Col‘umns’ ‘ i ' . Effects of the budget cuts already are visible at Hillsborough Street photocopy centers, where students are lining up to purchase copies of their A View through the crystal ball for the 19905 own class syllabus. “It is impossible to absorb (the cut) without some pain," said NCSU physics Brokerage firms try. people who study the 'éreckmusszaymr-WWJohnson. 593W in South Africa, the government thcrc will department head R.R. Patty. His fellow department heads and deans agree, as zodiac try, people who contact the dead try, continue to stubbornly hold onto its system them feel helpless trying to cut their already tight yearly budgets. gamblers try, and now this writer will try. of apartheid as long as her armies can most of What many attempt and most fail at is Guest Columnist withstand growing liberation forces. The Unfonunately, neither students nor administrators can do much to improve predicting the future. But, this writer will reason for this is that President De Hulk the present situation. The budget was made, the funds aren’t there, and North try to succeed where others have failed in and possibly some upper class. Douglas and his administration will find it hard to Carolina is in debt. predicting memorable events yet to come in Wilder proved in the Virginia gubernatorial swallow the United African Force’s The state‘s college students, like many other North Carolina citizens, are the 90s. election that a moderate stance is a winner reforms, which will seriously jeopardize the until the start of a fresh fiscal US. politics will be shocked by the with voters. Gore is also young, handsome economic stronghold whites maintain in the being told to withstand the inconveniences Democrats return to the White House. This and a winner with less intellectual voters. region, and U.A.F. and other nationalist year, but we cannot help but raise a few questions. What was the reason for will be influenced by four causes. . Other events of note for the 9U\ include: organizations will not cornr'iroutisc for less the recent tuition hike if students are receiving even fewer benefits than First, the corruption and continuing Jimmy Carter‘s return to the political arena. On the world level there will be a return to before? Why the steadily increasing laboratory fees if hours and staffing will deception of the public by the Oval Office His work with the Panamanian Democratic the social movements of the (>05. Social be cut? will annoy the public past its tolerance election last summer was phenomenal. campaigns will range from the opposition to We cannot ignore the situation and hope it goes away. As a university level. (Watch the Noreiga trial. and watch Andrew Young will run for governor of furs to protesting McDouaIds fish the first book written by Iran-contra Georgia, but will lose. Young was too sandwiches (it is said that fishermen kill community, we must insist that education receives its proper share of state conspirators). . involved in Civil Rights campaigns to be hundreds of seals in their attempts to catch funding. We must tell congressional representatives the way we feel right Second. the Democrats recruitment of appealing to “Georgians." And Georgia is fish), to human rights concerns. now, to prevent such budget disasters in the future. women into the party with favorable still Georgia outside of Atlanta. In sports, the San Antonio Spurs will Regardless of the reason, whether sluggish tax collections or poor revenue stances on women’s issues. On the national level, some things will dominate the NBA in the 905 and win three predictions, Martin and his administrators have botched this one. The only Third, the Republican attempt to solicrt change as others stay the saute. The biggest or four championships. The. reasoning is it doesn’t happen minority voters will backfire because it will change will be the United European simple, they have too much talent not to. thing to do now is make our voices heard and make sure insult most minority voters (although it will Market, which will change the world will retire at 28 undefeated again. gain a good number), and enrage marketing and trading system. The thought and unchallenged. traditionally conservative voters. of uniting all the free market countries of ACC football will improve their level of Fourth, the charismatic Tennessee senator, Western Europe. with the possible inclusion play to compete with the Big Ten, and Prop 42 changes helpful Albert Gore, will take the country by storm of some Eastern Block Countries like possibly producea national champion. in his run for the White House, led by his Eastern Germany, is scary in terms of Could it be N.C...St_ate? ' “MADD” wife. Gore is liberal enough to economic competition. There will be major tudent athletes work. hard. Everyone knows that. Between the attract lower income votes, while he is economic and trading reevaluations to be Derick Johnson is a junior majoring in practice schedules and the class schedules, it’s tough to keep up. moderate enough to win the middle class made world wide. ' speech communications. Even tougher after the “Personal Fouls" flap. But the hardest thing is to do all that and make enough money to stay in school. Controversy and comedy high]ight fall 1989 What follows is a “review" of important who gripe about the people who wore Prun— It is easy to see how holding down a job would be tough between events involving NC. State students and Of-The-Loom underwear who protest that everything else. Unfortunately, athletes affected by Proposition 42 — those faculty during the Fall semester, 1989. they had no idea it was “Firetruck Day” in with a GPA of less than 2.0 or an SAT score under 700 —— have no other AUGUST 21 Bruce Poulton announces the first place. Jeans Day organizers declare choice, until now. ‘ his resignation as chancellor. Critics Opinion Columnist the event a success. speculate that his resignation was carefully correct the matter by sticking their fingers NOVEMBER 10 Basketball player Avie. Previously, Prop 42 student athletes were forbidden from receiving any planned to help Jim Valvano, athletic in their noses while singing two choruses of Lester is benched for dropping behind the basketball coach, team average in ticket sales. financtal aid or athletics scholarships. Now, a change has been made that will director and men‘s “Row, Row, Row Your Boat." NOVEMBER 14 Art NCSU wrestler allow those students to get financial aid. Athletic assume the chancellor’s office. OCTOBER 23 The long-awaited Poole scholarships are still taboo. AUGUST 22 Jim Valvano announces his commission results are released to the pleads not guilty to assault charges. saying candidacy for the chancellor’s office. public. The commission reported that, all that while he may have had something to do 'That change, which will take effect in 1992, is an important step toward SEPTEMBER 1 After thrashing two things being equal. $40,000 was spent with the Doughboy. Casper and Glinda, he nnprovrng the standards of academic integrity at all universities, not just men and a woman, a group of NCSU investigating the sales of three pairs of definitely did not beat tip Piggly Wiggly. NC. State. Previous standards were obviously unreasonable. Now, those wrestlers beat up the Pillsbury Doughhoy shoes, four game tickets, and two However, the wrestler remembers hearing student athletes with lower grades or SAT scores will not have to sacrifice all and Casper the Friendly Ghost. baseball cards by the NCSU men's Sean Penn mention something about “fried of their time just to be able to stay in school. SEPTEMBER 2 Virginia beach officials basketball learn. bacon.” m.W;.vW . thank black college students for their Labor OCTOBER 25 Opening the meeting NOVEMBER 22 NCSU Physical Plant Day weekend commerce by sending out the with a chorus of “ The ltsvaitsy Spider" employees decide to tear down the entire QUOTE or THE DAY " National Guard. Students say “you‘re and twu rounds of “The Three Blind Mice,” campus and build it from scratch. When “1 want to be the white man's brother, not his brother-in-law” welcome" by rioting and looting stores. the Strident Senate adopted a new ticket asked for an approximate date of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr (1929-1968). SEPTEMBER 6 Valvano announces his distribution policy for men's basketball. completion, they replied, “Whenever it’s campaign slogan: “Vote for me; quality is The policy, designed to discriminate against most convenient for us.” Technician reserves the right not topublish any letter Job 1!" die—hard fans, requires students to chew DECEMBER 8 The i‘etttitiuing NCSU whichdoesnot comply withthe above rules or which is SEPTEMBER If) Dedicated State wrestlers plead guilty to trying Piggly Forum policy deemed inappropriate forprintingby the editor in chief. bubble gum while singing the State Fight letter! are subkcttoediting forstyle,brevity sudtaste. students camping for football tickets are Song before they receive their tickets. Wiggly; however, they say that “beating up be printed'l'crhnicranit theywelcomes Forum letters. Theyare likely to In no case will the writerhe infonned before publication surprised to find new rules. Not only is OCTOBER 30 While in town to promote Mickey Mouse and Annette Funiccllo" was that his/her letterhasbeenedited forprinting. before - deal with IlgnlflclM issues, breaking newsor public inter~ All letters become the property ofTechnician and will camping restricted to l8 hour." his wonderful novel, "author" Peter Sean Penn’s idea. ht.- are typed or printed legibly and double spaced. not he returned tothe author. letters should he brought by distribution time, but campers must also (iolenbock is lynched by the Pillsbury are lurntcd in MI) words, and Student CenterSuite 3l20ormailed toTechnician. letters wear pink bloomers and sing the State Fight Doughboy, Casper the Friendly Ghost and DECEMBER 15 The NCAA slaps the - are signed \Hlil the writer's address. phone numberand. if tothe Editor, PO. Box 8608 University Station. Raleigh Song every ten minutes. the Good Witch (ilinda for “starting this NCSU men’s basketball program \kllll lltc writer is a student. his cluwfication andcurriculum. NC 27695-8608. SEPTEMBER 22 Vitlvutto's aspirations whole thing in the first place.“ various questionable penalties HS it result of for the chancellor's office are. dampened its NOVEMBER 1 In recognition of “Blue successful shoe and ticket sales. , Larry Monteith is appointed Interim Jeans Day," the majority of North Carolina DECEMBER 20 in its annual awards TECHNICIAN Chancellor. students wcar slacks. banquet, the Raleigh Chamber of SavingNorthCarolinaStateUniwnlrysince 920 SEPTEMBER 25 The NCSU chapter of NOVEMBER 6 Delays in the parking Commerce names the NCSU men's Edltor in Chief Managing Editor Students for Holy Sell'vRighteousness deck construction influence the NCSU basketball team as salesmen of the year. Dwuan lune Suzanne Perez announces its support for condom machines Department of Transportation to scrap the DECEMBER 30 After receiving his residence halls, because “it will ltclp grade report, Chris Repass discovers that, News Editors...... -...... Wade Babcock, Amy Coulter System Editor...... Paul Lowell in chill}: plutt, saying “it probably wasn't despite rumors to the contrary. professors Assistant News Editors...... S Morrison, T. Askew Service Enginee'r...... Du n Whi h r t prevent the birth of fornicating sinners." worth it anyway."Stuclcuts who wore slacks actually have hearts. Editorial P Editor ...... Brian 1. Little 3 e to u 5 OCTOBER 7 As a result of the idiotic on Jeans Day whine about the callousness Features Editor...... Jeanie Taft Advert'nins . ticket distribution process, attendance is of all those who did not wear jeans who Asbtarrt features Editor. ...Tor Blizard Advertising Marrow ....Tim Ellington below average for Slate‘s home football Chris Repuss' is u .\'()/)/l()ltlrtl'(’ ”injuring in Sports Editor .. isa Coslon Sales Manager...... Clndy Sawyer criticize those who wore sweats who computer science. Entertainment E n Pawlowski Offim Manager...... Anne Sullivan games. The five fans who attended the Kent complain about the people who wore shorts Saence Editor...... Mark S. lnman Sales...... Eric Saunders, Kristal Crutchlield, State game said it was “really fun, the hot Photo Editor ...... Michael Russell Stevie Schuck, Michelle Pleiiter dogs tasted great!" Assistant Photo Editor: ..C. Hondros, S. Hall Ad Production Manager...... Alan Nolan OCTOBER II The State wrestlers were Graphic Edltor ...... t‘.eol Brooks Wt Ad Production Manager..Crawiord Smith Assistant Graphics Editor...... Greg Wilson Ad GraphicArtist ...... M Stephens, T. van Harten given stiffer charges when it was Chef Copy Editors...lYnctle Bouknighl, Rob Turtle Correction Assistant ...... M Shulord, S. Adriance discovered that they enlisted Scan Penn's Copy Editors....._...... ]im Hauser, Joanne Kempen, Layout WAmy Lemons, Amie Koenig, help in beating up the (loud Witch (illlltlil. Zina Stem”, Calvin Hall, Jennifer Caifney OCTOBER [4 Playboy photographer Christina Billourir, Paul Woolverton‘ Classifieds Manager...... :...Nicole Toole audited” er ennil r 'si David (‘hitn visits the campus to Personnel Directorw Phil Taylor W I e RUdl ll ”photograph the most beautiful women in Payroll Director Larry Dixon Production the world." . Production ....David Kmuse, Nathan Gay OCTOBER lb The WWA.l‘.ll.'l'.ll.l.l’ lypesettm.....,...... 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