Technician

North Carolina State University's Student Newspaper Since 1920

Volume LVII. Number 12 Friday, September 24. 1976 _“

Investigation started

Manager resigns by Lynne Griffin that a committee of people with no Student Development and advisor for the Assistant News Efitor experience in broadcasting can program campus publications. was concerned over Mike Upchurch. station manager of WKNC more effectively than Mike. Jeff the resignation of the station manager. WKNC—FM. and Greg Sayre. operations (Jeff Willhelm. programs director) or “Mikehasgiven a verbal resignation but manager. resigned from their positions myself." it is certainly my hope that he will immediately after the Publications Au- He was also disappointed that the Board reconsider his action and come back and thority meeting Wednesday night. extended their final decision until the next manage the station." she stated. “I feel he Both cited the reasons for their meeting. has been an extremely competent station resignations as due to the fact that the “Mike and I went to great lengths to manager. I. personally. have the utmost Board appointed a committee to invest- defend what we believed to be the best respect for Michael and feel his permanent tigateéthe internal operation of the radio interestsofthe station thinking that when departusafefr WKNC would be a great loss stationr and decide which direction the the time can the Pub Board would back us to the station. purpose of the station should take. . up. Instead they decided to postpone the “He .has done an outstanding job of According to Upchurch and Sayre. this decision until Oct. 6. This would have given handling the numerous technical problems committee was appointed to do the same the Technician two more weeks of and completing the many detailed reports Debbie Anomue job which the station manager and Headlines which would have made the required by the FCC as well as taking care operations manager perform themselves. morale ofthe station even worse." he said. of the general responsibilities of the (I-r) Mike Upchurch, Greg Sayre, Jeff Willhelm “The Board appointed a committee to DIANNE PAYNE assistant dean cf station." she commented. determine the direction of the station and that really was my job. My feelings”were that either the manager is going to run the station or some other person or group will have to do the job.” Upchurch stated. Board iscusses WKNC’s problems HEFELTTIIATadecision asto how the station's problems should be solved should have been decided at the meeting instead byLynneGriffin responsibility for making decisions to the cian. proposed that a committee be formed hover. earlier this year that they could use pramposition. “We got off to a pretty slow of appointing a committee and putting off Assistant News Eiitor staff members." Baldwin stated. to investigate these problems so that a this office until they could find a more start as we usually do but we were a little the final decision for another two weeks Mike Upchurch. station manager of solution could be brought before the Pub appropriate location. slower than usual. Our bottleneck now is when the Board will meet again. Publications Authority members dis- WKNC responded. “We're going to be a Board and a final decision made. The Windhover is. however. looking for production. I do hope. though. to end the “The people that the station has been cussed'WKNC-FM's recent internal prob- radio station. I would liketobeable to walk Upchurch also explained another prob- another office to use permanently since Techm'rian's reputation of coming out having problems with were present at the lems involved'Worth Baldwin. a former up to a door occasionally and hear someone lem WKNC Ihad involving their antenna. Barnett made it clear that the Technician late." Pub Board meeting and so I don't WKNC disc jockey who was fired as of listeningto us. Wehave gotto get ridofthe “We have our transmitter installed. tested needed that office space. He aim announced that the summer understand why a decision could not have Monday. and Ervin Crouch. a staff member playground attitude that about 25 per cent and radyto go. We will beon the air as soon Each of the publication editors gave Techm‘rian had comeout aheadthisyear by beenmade atthat time since everyone was working to give soul programs more air of our people have now. We must begin as our internal problems are solved. We reports as to the progress of their $1.900. present." he explained. “Ifthey don’t have time. entertaining our audience rather than the are. however. having antenna problems pub 'cation. Trembley told the group that they had the time to make a decision. then what Baldwin proposed a resolution to the people working here." which could involve anywhere from 34.000 aphne Hamm. editor ofthe Agromeck. had their organizational meeting and had a about the time I have spent for the past members which stated that WKNC stau Crouch also expressed his views of the to $7.000. The consensus we reached with to the group. "Everything is going good turnout of people wishing to work month?" meetings should be held at least once a station's operation. “Everybody at the the people who made the antenna was that oothly at this point." She explained that with the publication. Since he felt there The problems Upchurch referred to are month, no staff members will be excluded station should have the right to speak. We we would use it as long as it would work. tephens Studio had been selected to take was a great deal of interest in the the internal staff problems the station .has from the meetings unless they are being feel right now that it is a bureaucracy and when we goon theair we may be on for e graduate and undergraduate pictures Windhover. he has decided to stick by his been having recently. ' disruptive and any major action taken by we don‘t have the right to speak. If hours. two weeks. a year or five years. but forthisyear but that a publishing company distribution increase to 8500 copies. “I think the general sentiment around themanagementofWKNCcan be repealed someone does speak out. they are told that for right now I do not plan to do anything had not ben chosen yet. Discussion of the publications' budgets the station was to get the problems solved by a majority of the members present at the managers are in power and that just about it." BARNETT E-XPLAINED the Techni- was postponed until the next meeting. and get the station back on the air but the themeetings. This proposal was not passed does not create harmony among the staff The problem with the antennais that the Board put ifofffor another two weeks." he by the Board. ' members." maximum wattage it can function with is commented. THIS RESOLUTION INSTIGATED GREG SAYRE. operations manager of 250 watts and the station will be running New proposal UPCIIURCIIALSOpointed out that the discussion on the problems of WKNC. the station. explained that they had not 1.000 watts through it. 7 reams, pom.:Editor HowardBarnett of - “I have . eatly concernedlover the . issued imatum to Crouch as he had THE BOARD ALSO gave the Wind.- 0 the Technician. who made the motion to changesit" ng p ice at WKNC.’I would stated earlier concerning the time slot hover. the‘ students' literary publication."M ‘ form a committee also made the motion to just like to insure that meetings will be given to soul. He said that he had talked their “token approval" concerning their adjourn the meeting. held so that actions taken by the managers with Crouch several times and explained move into an office located in the Sayre explained his feelings concerning can be discussed bythestaffmembers. The the station's situation to him. Technician’s suite of offices. Barnett told by Betsy Burke The Residence Life Department the meeting. “The Pub Board must think intention of this is to shift some of the Howard Barnett. editor of the Techni- French Trembley. editor of the Wind- Staff Writer declared their two main abjectives. “We want to provide rent as low as possible. The first meeting of the Residence Life realizing that housing is a major concern Advisory Committee centered around for students. But at the same time. run a Vio-Iations possible discussion ofa proposed rent increase from first class operation." $180 to $210 for campus residents. HAWKINS voiced the general senti- Elections held to fill vacant Senate, Judicial Board seats “We feel this budget will allow us to ment as he inquired. “Are the students continue progressing." explained Dr. satisfied with the services they are by Greg Rogers during Wednesday‘s balloting and that freshman Judicial Board seat would be constitutionality of a Student Body Gerald Hawkins.AssociateDeanof Student receiving for the money they pay? Are News Editor they would be investigated immediately withheld until further investigation by the Statute." Kirk explained. This statute is Affairs, adding that the 30—dollar increase their priorities in line?" by the Judicial Board and the Elections Judicial Board and the Elections Board the one stating that all candidates must would probably : be effective for the The department of Residence Life felt Student majority of students in the fall of '77. Elections were held Wednesday for the Board. were completed. Government elections must at- ~ Hawkinsattributedthe major reasons to that with the rent increase they can better vacant Student Senate and Judicial Board “There is concern that there has been Meanwhile. Attorney General Jerry tend the A'll-Candidates Meeting. general inflation of utilities and services serve the students on campus. Eli Panes. seats amidst charges by election officials some questinnable practices used in the Kirk reported that a student has These are the results 'of Wednesday's expense. salary disbursements. and the Director of Residence Life Facilities. that possible discrepancies ‘took place elections process and because of this the petitioned his office over the constitution- elections. Run-off elections will be held upgrading of physical conditions. provided supplemental handoutsfor com- during the voting. procedures must be investigated by these ality of a Student Body Statute. Monday with the voting booths set up at mittee members showing the current and Debbie DeMaria. Elections Board boards.” DeMaria said. the University Student Center. the Old ”Residence Halls by state law must be projected revenues. chairman. said that possible infractions of DEMARIA SAID THAT the Liberal Leland Speece has petitioned me to call Student Union. and the Student Supply completelyself-supporting." Hawkins em- The rental increases will be used for elections rules could have been violated Arts Freshman senate seat and the the Board of Review to determine the Store tunnel. phasized. He added that any legislative service. salary and utility expenses and “to seats: decisions granting universities more reve- continue extensive renovation and facility '1‘.g m: Engineering Freshman Senate nue did not affect Residence Life. improvements to include items such as Sam Evett. Jack Miller. Janice Wood. Currently. State maintains the least improved lighting. painting. furniture. Forestry Engineering Freshman Senate expensive campus housing of the 16 state carpets where appropriate. etc." seat: Larry Phipps. universities in North Carolina. Most of “Expanded hall programs as well as Engineering Junior Senate seats: Bob. these schools range from $220 or $230 to as other expenses essential to a firstclass by Crews. Archie R. McDaniel. much as $300 a semester. residence hall system" will also be Design Senate seat: Ken Stafford. “FEDERAL AND state legislative implemented through the new revenue Ag and Lfe Science Freshman Senate action often means increasing the salaries fund. seats: Andie Davenport. John Forbes. for employee benefits." he continued. also The recommendation now goes to Ag and Life Science Sophomore Senate outlining that physical improvements Chancellor Joab Thomas and from there seat; gary Joyner. . might include anything from. “a kitchen on will go to President William Friday. If Graduate Senate seats: William Lundin. the seventh floor of Lee to landscaping the approved. this increase would not go into Ben Christenbury. Mike Belyea. Hinant K. grounds around Alexander and Bragaw." effect until fall. l977. Shishodiya. Ed Stinnt. Education Senate seats: Maria Inman. Kathy Surles. Raleigh City CoUnciI enacts Graduate Judicial Board: Bob Haugh- talen. Run-off Elections results. PAMS Freshman Senate seats: John C. ‘ new water ordinance Williams. Susie Phillips. Forestry Sophomore Senate seats: Jim BY Greg Rogers Margot Fletcher. assistant research and Duncan. John Young. News Editor information officer for the city of Raleigh. Ag and Life Freshman Senate seats: The Raleigh City Council Tuesday night said the new ordinance would reflect how Robert Shore. Jimmy Smith. repealed the emergency water conser- well the public conserved water. vation ordinance that the city had been “Hopefully with this new ordinance. if Textiles Senate seats: Laurie Allred. and people still want to conserve water, this Cheryl Owens. subject to for the past several months will reflect whether they do or not." Chs Seward Junior Judicial Board: Rodney Mat- enacted‘ a new ordinance which city Fletcher explained. "We are still urging Students vote in Student Government fall elections. the Student Senate and Judicial Board. thews. Alicia Carlton. officials feel will benefit the public if water voluntary consumption." These elections were held to fill the vacant seats in PAMS Sophomore Senate seats: Steve is used conservatively. W. Smith. David Blythe. The newordinance would go into effect if FLETCHER SAID TIIE Neuse River the flow of the Neuse River. Raleigh’s had been steadily dropping since the principal water supplier. falls below 11 showers Raleigh received last week. million gallons a day and when subtracted dropping to 18.61 million gallonsa day as of from that day's comsumption figures. the yesterday morning. Due to this. city Student survives drOp after parachute malfunction difference would exceed 11 million gallons. officials Wednesday morning asked the For example. ifthe river’s flow fell to 12 town of Butner to release five million by Dubby Evins million gallons a day. then the ordinance gallons a day. However. Fletcher said the Staff Writer dirt landing zone outside of Pinebluff. ”It . canwhilc on the ground. Donald S Still falling. he contemplated manually would go into effect. But if the river flow effect of the water would not be felt until Norman Ward is one State student who was conscious all the way down. I knew Cunningham. owner of Cunningham Para- opening the reserve but he was too close fell to 10 million gallons a day and today due to the time it takes the water to is happy to be alive. Ward survived a what was happening." He recalled. “I chute Service. was the ground control to the ground by then and was afraid the comsumption reached 21 million gallons. flow to the Raleigh area. 8.000-foot drop Sept. 12 caused by his exited the plane in good form. rolled clear officer giving Ward instructions by radio. two chutes would tangle and make him the difference in the two would be 11 The normal flow of the Neuse River is parachute’s failing to open. and felt the static line release my chute." telling him what to do. Cunningham would drop even faster. “I saw what was coming million gallons and the ordinance would 400 million gallons a day. Ward. a 20-year-old economics major. Static lines are required for the first five not comment about the incident. so I balled up and rode her on in." then go into effect. Consumption rates for Wednesday was interviewed in Chapel Hill Memorial mm s. Still falling, Ward finally man-handled UPON IMPACT the “"L3 vertebra in THE NEW ordinance still would showed that Raleigh residents used 20.44 Hospital where he is listed in fair “A’LMOST INSTANTLY I knew some- his chute so that it partly filled with his back was crushed and his spinal cord prohibit the washing of cars or the million gallons of water. ,. condition with multiple back injuries. thing was wrong. I checked my Chute enough air to expand to about 20 feet mangled. “I was awake the whole time. watering of lawns and shrubbery when in .Fletcher said the area lakes were still in “It was only my third jump." recalled overhead. it was ‘garbage.’ The chute across and still slow his fall from 170 to from when I left the plane until I entered effect. good condition. Figures ”for yesterday Ward. “My instructor said that because of had failed to take air so I started about 25 or 35 feet per" second. This the hospital." Ward was scheduled for The old ordinance went into effect when showedthat Lake Wheeler was down two the clear. windless conditions the landing standard emergency actions." decrease in speed slowed him down surgery last Friday but it was canceled“ the flow ofthe Neuse River fell to 11 million inches. Lake Benson. 13 inches. Lake would be a bit hard. it sure was." ‘ ' ' Failing fast. Ward tried to find the enough so that his reserves would not The Operation was Tuesday morning gallons a day andconsumption peakedto22 Johnson. 14 inches. and Lake Raleigh.” Ward landed feet first, in the cleared release but he could not locate it. open automatically at 1.000 feet. instead. million gallons a day. . . inches. ’0wa

Two Technician September 24, 1976 crier ROSH HASHANA, the Jewish New SPORTS CAR CLUB meeting: Mon COFFEEHOUSE this Friday nite ISB PICNIC tor all International Year, will be observed Friday even. day. Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in 2H (8:30 ll:307$ept. 24. Will present the students, triends and lamilies. Sat., ing. Septenber 24 through Sunday Daniels Haii. Movie on "Press on Kathy Pause Trio. 'Open iamming. Sept. 25 at 12 noon in lront or the evening Septerrber 26. Students and Regardless" pertormance rally, re» MUSLIM STUDENTS: EID prayers Student Center. irector denies allegations their spouses are admitted tree at treshments. All auto enthusiasts will be held on Sat., Sept. 25th at 9 High Holyday Servicesat Beth Or and welcome. am in Ball Room of the Student GERMAN CLUB: Club social to be Beth Meyer Synagogues, both easily Center heldon Sun, Sept. 26 at 2 p.m. Place: by Charles Lassitter the two officers involved. “I don't know as hassle if it went to court. And besides. it available lrorn the campus. UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY needs ATTENTION: The North Carolina 42l3 Arbutus Dr. All persons Staff Writer that's important really. to release their might interfere with my work." people to help stutt envelopes any Bicentennial Brigade/Pershing Rifles interested in German. German cul SCHOOL COUNCIL PRESIDENTS time Friday or Monday. Call Stan is looking tor prospective menters. lure. or just meeting nice people are names and hold them up to scrutiny would Reflecting back on the incident, he said, will rmet Wednesday, Sept. 29, at Webb 833 257i tor more details. The group has the honor or repre- invited. FREE beer and snacks Bill Williams. director of Security. has be unfair since no written complaints were “I know that I was partially in the wrong 9.00p.m. in the Student Center, room To CLEAR UP CONFUSION re, senting The State at North bring your bathing surt. Let's have denied all accusations made by Ronald received." Willian 5 stated. and my friend 2l09. Please contact Mary White, garding deadline dates tor course The North Carolina BicentennialCarolina, some fun and discuss club activities. was partially in the wrong. 755-9199 it you will be unable to drop or withdrawals please note: For Commission, and The UniverSity in It uou need directions mll Dr. Baker about the alleged misconduct of his Baker said that he did not. intend to but I know that they (the security officers) attend. tall l976 tall sermster the withdrawal many state and national events. This Simonsen at 787-8074, any other security officers. Baker had accused pursue the matter any further. “I might were definitely in the wrong. I don't think deadline tor undergraduate students unique group has achieved national questions call Joe Pruitt at 821-3339. security officers of harassment during last just let it die. because I've got to work it‘s really going to prove anything so I THERE WILL BE A MEETING ot will coincide with the loo-400 level recognition in these capacities ltd the WKNC subcommittee of the course drop deadline (Allonday. 27 provides you with a rare opportunity THE NCSU International Folk Dance Friday night5 0Jays concert. there. and it would c3use too much of a would just as soon go ahead and drop it." Publiations Authority today at mo Septerrber I976) and the withdrawal to travel, meet people and organi- Club will meet tonight at 7:30 in the “We had a bunch of damn drunks on in the Technician ottice, third floor 0! deadline tor graduate students is the zations, and participate in colorful and St. Michael‘s Episcopal Church. campus Friday night. but no complaints the Student Center. All persons same as the drop deadline tor 500-600 interesting exhibitions at patriotic Everyone is welcome. interested in voicing opinions about level courses (Friday. 29 October display. All interested students are have been filed as of yet." stated Williams. the radio station should attend. I976). Alter thesedates in Septenber invited to drop by Room “2, FALL STUDENT CONVENTION at “We also had a number of ripoffs and cars and October, withdrawal lrom the Reynolds Coliseum 90702-0666 tor Ridgecrest, Oct. l 3. Sign up at the and buildings being broken into Friday." THERE'S A BOY IN RALEIGH who. University will be granted only when further intormat' Baptist Student Center by Tuesday, related Williams. desperately needs a "big brother." It there are exceptional circumstances. THAT'S RIGH -—Josh is here! For Sept. 28. it you.are interested. Twelve you have some spare time such as documented illness or other the last tirm tonight he'll be in dollars includes registration, lodging Williams commented on his men's help change this you can Course drops are instituted with the Reynolds Coliseum at 0:00 p.m His and food through Sunday lunch. conduct. “I am assured by both men that. boy‘s lite. Call Bo student's taculty adviser: Withdraw- lecture will be on "Maxirmm Sex, or Featured speaker: Grady Nutt. threatening statements Roberts 832662l tor rmre intorma- als begin at the Counseling Center, Is Love Still Possible in a Junky no profanity or Ion. 200 Harris Hall. World?" Admission is tree to the LIFE/WORK PLANNING: Want were madeto Mr. Baker or Mr. Tillage and sorre help in discovering your gifts, I have no reason to disbelieve them.” -.¢_MwumWu...‘dhdurH—lw- VISUALL IMPAIRED MAN will pay public. interests. skills, or even what your S2.20per hour topersonwhowill read DOLLAR SUPPER? That's right! CIRCLE K CLUB will rmet at6 p.m.. molar and tile work should be? A Williams did say. however. Lhat the to him Most reading is in English Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m. at the Baptist Monday, Sept. 27 in the Blue Room, two-hour introductory session led by security officers did ask Baker to leave literature. Call Volunteer Service Student Center. REservations: sign 4th floor, Student Center. Anyone Moore, 7-9 p.m., Baptist campus. 737-3l93 or come by 3115 Student up at the Center or call 834-!875 by interested in a coed service organi. studentDavid Center, Friday, Sept. 24 will Center tor more details. noon Mondays. zation may attend. be held. Group activities which HE EXPLAINEDTHE campus security illustrate a process for working out policy for the handlinN drunks. “If lite plans which let "What you do" they're a student or member 'of the arise out of "Who you are" will be featured. Match your vocation with community we give them every break we classifieds your inner sell. can. If they are in any kind of shape to The night pool supervisor. Fivenights Help Wanted, Two bedroom guest Mtlntosh stereo equipment. Must handle themselves or if they have a friend each week, 5—4 :30. Please call tor an house in country with swimming pool. sell. 2l05 power arm; C—2B pre-art'o; that can helpthemout. we usually let them interview it you hold current Red tennis court, in exchange for yard- MR—77 tuner.ExceIlent condition. HAVE ANY RECIPES easy enough go... Cross lite-saving or WFl certiticate. work. housework, etc. Married couple Lifetime guarantee. Call 7S2—l804. tor children to cook? Bring recipes to Are at good character and enioy only. No children or pets. Call FOR SALE: One coucn and matching Volunteer Service, alts Student Williams would not. release the-names of working with people. Great part-tine 787—6ll7. chair. Good condition, reasonably Center. The recipes will be distribut iob for mature student living in the PARKING (Assigned Space) Near priced. 467—6637. ed to local day care centers. The Technician is published every Monday, Raleigh area. Call Wayne Croclatt Bell Tower. S2700 Per Semester. Call THE SOCIETY of Women Engineers Wednesday, and Friday during the school year 832—6601. 834-0795. NEED PARTY SSS? Join the Ranch will meeton Mon.. Sept. 27 at 5:30 in except during exam periods and holidays. Ottioes hands at Roy Rogers. FREE ME- the Walnut Room at the student are located on the third tloor or the University LEARN GERMAN! Need a tutor? NEEDED: Someone (student wile?) ALS' Apply in person after 2£0 p.m. Center. Plan to have dinner at this Student Center. Suites 3l20312i. Address all Beoinnina and advanced instruction tn c'euIn."'th CmM‘JGK‘Sanl 50", age :3, All locations. time. All math, science, and engineer. correspondence to Box 5698, Raleigh, NC 27607. 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They will tnashottest new 87°“Po the; P9“ represented Whit]: chzck gems-tacky“? ._I While hundreds of other certs this year with the Guar- perform in Stewart Theatre in biggfixtgxggatiisthe verge :18];rnglrt032ne$tiiyeh fiatuigel; H‘ymmg 1.}! their M qmups may 3'“ lost in the non String Quartet, who. since the North Carolina State Uni- Fronted by the husband and them on bills with everyone base the duo movd “I” shuffle Mothers Finest setms a its New York (Tity debut in 1965 versity Student Centerat8 p.m. wife team of Glenn And Joyce from the Who to the ‘Isloy added, DVC'88 nextWM sale bet to make the big time. is regarded as the most popular on Sunday. October 3. The Murdock, Mother's Finest is at Brothers. and praised quartet of the era. program will be Quartet in G the stage of outgrowing playing Another unique distinction Although in age they are one of Major. lp. 77 #1 by Haydn; club dates and moving into about Mother's Finest is their .. 7 the youngest chamber groups. 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bv Greer Smith knows they aren't that poor. Virginia is also expected to lost their first meet of the tory. It was a case of poor «MVW‘”New"v Staff Writer They both whipped State in a give the Pack more competition ' season to Maryland 43-16. sportmanship on their part and State‘s cross country team similar meet last year and than they were able to provide Although Virginia appears to we're not about to forget it." l visit State will have the honor of being the Carolina could be as strong as inthe conference meet last year. be the weakest of three teams. State again will be without a first Wolfpack squad to face a the duke squad State ran New coach Dave Mearnes, a Combs isn't disregarding the solid five-man lineup. Tony When a football team suffers through three straight losses. LEVI JaCKSOTi team from the University of against last week. UNC team former University of Kentucky Cavaliers. especially after last Bateman. Gary Griffith. Mike everyone thinks it has a solution to the problem l North Carolina this season leader Ralph Kingchurned out a runner, has put the Cavs year's debacle against the same Bailey. and Brian Ackley still Theteam.regardless ofhow many theories are offered. has to when it hosts the Tar Heels and 24:55 clocking on State's courSe through a rigorous summer two teams in Charlottesville. form a strongteam nucleus. but do one thing if the situation is to improve—think positively. Carolina tickets Virginia Saturday at 11 am. in the statewide meet last year. training program to get his “WE'RE NOT counting Vir- with Kevin Brower staying out “YOU HAVE TO worry more about mental condition than “We'll slack off in training for one of the '10 best times squad in top shape for their giniaoutoftertheway they beat ofvarsity competitionagain this physical condition at this point''stated Wolfpack coach Bo Rein. available Monday acoupleofdaysso we'll be ready recorded on the facility. early meets. \ uslast year." Combs comment- week. Combs is without a “You can't have a great mental attitude when you are 0-3. But Student tickets for State's forCarolina."coach RussCombs King. who placed sixth in the FINN PINCUS'Is the leading ed. “They have a terrible course proven number five man. you can have a good attitude if all your players are trying to Oct. 16 football game against said. “They've been in training conference championship will be UVA runner at this point. up there which gives them a Help may come from Glen improve! North Carolina will go on sale for a month so we're expecting backed up by William Souther- Backing Pincus up are Paul home course advantage and we McCann who is returnin'g to “I feelthat we are in the same boat as the two magpies sitting Monday, Sept. 27 at 8:30 am. at them to have a real good meet land. the 18th-place finisher in Howard. the 15th-place finisher had an off day. After we last. varsity competition after a l on the fence.’ he continued. “One said. ‘Patience. my ass. I want Reynolds Coliseum. State stu- this weekend." the conference race. Kent Tay- in the conference last year. and they bragged about their vic- two-year absence. to kill somebody.” dents will be able to purchase ALTHOUGH the Cavs and lor, 28th in the conference meet Steve Bond. the conference’s State finds itselfIn the unenviable position of attempting to two tickets for $8 each until the Heels placed a dismal fifth and and an 8:56 steeplechaser. Tony 3lst—place finisher last year. bounce back from an 23—14 defeat suffered to East Carolina with allotment of approximately sixth in the conference cham- Ward. a 4:06 miler. and Henry Mearne's training program HILLSBOROUGH SQUARE a home game against Michigan State. a team that soundly beat 2.200 has expired. pionship last year. 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2412 illoboro 6t. (Next +o one) » . ’. September 24; 1976 Technician Z Five rPigskin Predictions Only three turkeys [by Ginger Andrews Rein Brown Delong Buckey D. Carroll Guest Andrews Sorter J. Carroll 37-” 36-" 35-" 34-20 34-20 13-2! 32-22 Ill-23 ill-23 Michigan State at State State Mich.Sl. Mich.Sl. State State State State State Mich. St. Soccer team Carolina at Army Carolina Carofina Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina Clemson at ' Tech Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Ga. Tech pick Michigan State Wake Forest at Kansas State KansasSl. KansasSt. KansasSt. Kansasst. KansasSt. KansasSt. KansasSt. KansasSt. KansasSt. Maryland at Syracuse. Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland ryland Maryland Maryland Maryland “Anytime Duke at. Virginia Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke ke Duke Duke Duke stops ECU, 2-0 you play. you havegot achanceto win,"explains the Calitornia at Arizona State Caliiornia Arizonast. Arizona St. Arizonast. ArizonaSt. ArizonaSt. ArizonaSt. ArizonaSt. Arizona St retiring executive of the Student Aid Association. Tennessee at Auburn Aubuv .1 Auburn Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Auburn Auburn Tennessee Tennessee Warren Carroll, as he picked the Wolfpack over Michigan State. Miami thiol at Cincinnati Cincinnati Miami Cincinnati Miami Cincinnati Miami Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Baylor at Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois lllinois Illinois lllinois Baylor Illinois Illinois by Pete Mlchenlelder came Naturally, the head of the Wolfpack Club wants to see a West Virginia at Kentudiy West Va. West Va. West Va. West Va. West Va. West Va. West Va. Kentucky WestVa. on strong. But Coach winning team before he exits on the first of October. Delta State at N.W. Louisiana NW Louis. NW Louis. “Delta St. NW Louis, DeltaSt. DeltaSt. DellaSt. NW Louis. Delta St. Staff Writer (Bob) Gwyn and I are very NEEDLESS TO SAY, a school cannot compete nationally Idaho at Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Idaho Ohio Ohio Ohio pleased with what we saw." without money and fans, Missouri at Ohio state OhioSt. OhioSt. OhioSt. OhioSt. OhioSt. OhioSt OhioSt. OhioSt. OhioSt. The State soccer team helped Rhodes also had praise for especially those with money. Carroll. VMI at Richmond VMl Richmond Richmond VMI Richmond Richrmnd Richmond Richmond Richmond himselfahard worker. broughttogether a group ofbusinessmen North Texas State at SMU SMU SMU N. Texas St. SMU NTexasSt. SMU SMU N. TexasSt. SMU to break ice for fall sports by Dave Byrne. Patrick Ndllkuba. and supporters. who ‘under his guidance have helped State Boston College at Tulane Boston Col. BostonCol. Boston Col. Boston Col. Boston Col. BostonCol. Tulane Boston Col. Boston Col. soundly defeating East Caro— and Myren. “I‘d like to have a establish Indiana at Washington Washington Washington Indiana Washington Washington Washington lina. 2-0. few more men like Greg. who itself among the nation's best ECU at William 8. Mary ECU ECU ECU ECU ECU ECU Indiana Washington Washington Some of Carroll‘s projects include. Carter Stadium. Case Washington State at Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin w isconsin Wash. St, ECU ECU ECU All scoring was done in the played good soccer today." Athletics Center and the College Inn housing for athletes. Wash.St. Wisconsin Wisconsin first half. With only 10 minutes State outshot ECU 30-7. Surely Carroll can still look proudly at the stadium that house gone Dan Beatty took a pass which alone demonstrated the a teamthat draws more people than any other ACC school. even from Steve Rea and scored from control State had over the with an 0-3record. Going against a BigTen school. and having no Wolfpack volleyball team opens against Deacons 25 yards out. The game pro- game. Cocaptain Byrne re- wins afterthreegames, the Wolfpack will still draw lots and lots gressed well for State who flected. "We went through of support Saturday night. completely dominated the first three different formations. and CARROLL, THE THIRD Carroll in this poll might also be by Lu Angel not overpowering. They are not in the state the last few years. STATE will rely heavily on half. The Wolfpack was able to did a lot of substituting which pleased to note that only three turkeys picked Michigan State Staff Writer a poorteam or a great team. but Yow sees national experience the leadership and experience do this because fresh substi- kept'our running game going. to defeav the Pack. Even Jimmy the Greek only gave the they‘re a good team. It will be a as Wake Forest's strongest of senior Donna Andrews and tutes were constantly being Plus this team has some good The 1976 State women's good challenge for us." asset coming into the game. sent in. With about two minutes depth which especially in the Spartans three points over State. volleyball team opens its season "Many junior Stephanie Mason as well Jimmy Carroll thinkshe'll get offthe bottom and John Delong Friday night against Wake of their players did not as three other Ietlermen. Char- left in the first half Greg Myren Atlantic Coast Conference is and Roy Brown are trying to overtake Sue Rein. Some sports Like the. Wolfpack. Wake play in the national competition took a sharp pass from Gino critical to have. Our young guys Forest and Madison at 7 pm. in Forest is "relatively young. but they are people who know lotte Hogan. Happy Erickson. Olcese to score the final goal. did well." writers have no emotion. Carmichael Gym. . having lost four starters from what national competition is and Lynn Davidson. Newcom- Jimmytried to weasel his way out ofthe fire. “I haven‘t got a “Wake Forest is agood team State coach Max Rhodes The Pack's next game istodav State game rightall year. IhopeIdon'tgetthisone right either." last year. However, they re- like. They have some maturity ers Olga Desouza. Kit Rea and stated. "We were in complete against LynchburgI at 4 pm. at to open with." State coach Kay ,cently participated in the small just from having been on a team Christine Chambers are ex- control the first half. Things he retaliated. Yow said Wednesday. "They collegenational tournament and in national Doak Field. Lynchburg is rank- So much for Pigskin. have a strong program but competition." Yow pected to contribute to the looked real good. But the second ed fo h in the south in are have been one of the top teams said. 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on’t youfeel.. There are a lot of things in life that you can or an empty one. E-flat or B-flat. love, and a lot of things that you can hate. Some Ads in the paper that you can't read. What kind of bra your 80-year-old history of these things can even be found on campus. Whether Bayer or Anacin reaches your teacher wears. Thus has the Technician run editorials on "Don’t stomach sooner. Whether the “A" on your English theme was You Love..." and “Don't You Hate..." A calculatOr that won't compute the - written in red or blue; with a Scripto or a Flair: in ' But let's face it: there are a lot of things around Hyperbolic Arc-Sin of zero unless you whistle fancy bold or regular bold. campus about which you just can’t care one way real slow. How often you defrost your roommate's or the other. And so, to wear\out a tradition so Whether your Kumquat has stripes that run refrigerator. . recently started, Don't You Feel Indifferent. left-tr. right or right-to-left. 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Whether or not you attend a Wolfpack How much beer the loud-mouth sitting on Finding a tasteless mayonnaise on your football game this season. assuming they keep your desk says he drank in 1972. sandwich, when you don’t like the taste of losing. Whether Residence Life kicks you out of the mayonnaise. The price of day-old liver. dorms for having only six hours, or for having .Whether you get run down by a full milk truck Whether you heard Beethoven‘s Third in only three. Johnny Wonder’s Question-of-the-Day. Dr. Rene Richards. How much the fountain in front of the Student Center cost. ’ juSt doing his job Over-milked Technician editorials. letters The House Ethics Committee, after spending profession seems to have won a big victory in the $150,000 of the taxpayer's money. finally did claimed right 'by reporters that the first something constructive Wednesday. Amendment to the Constitution protects them misunderstanding concerning the photo. As Abe from naming confidential sources. As Shorr Lincoln used to say, you can please some of the I. One-sided fight Last week. the committee called CBS stated, “The most significant thing is that the Moron’s defense people some of the time, but you can’t please all newsman Daniel Show to testify and explain to committee has. decided not to press for a of the people all of the time. That is a modern them how he received a report of the Select contempt citation against a reporter who has day variation. Thank you. To the Editor: House Intelligence Committee on .U. 5. exercised his First Amendment privilege and To the Editor: Although I have four tests this week I decided intelligence activities and demanded that he turn honored his professional'obligation to protect his In response to Mr. Dziadzio's letter to the Paul Tew it best for me to give up a little time to comment over his copy of the classified report. When confidential source." Editor of 9/22/76. entitled, “JOurnalism?”, I Soph. LEA on the one sided fight between the editor and Shorr refused to hand over the report, the would like to defend myself “as the moron Staff photographer Curtis Small, whose name seems to coincide committee threatened him. with contempt of The investigating powers of Congress could responsible for that photographic gem," as Mr. with his thinking. (If not something else). , Congress charges, which if convicted, could have also possibly suffer through this little excapade Dziadzio‘put it. I would also like to say Mr. RS. In the future all canstructive criticism. will be I can’t believe where you coming from! Are handed Shoorr a prison sentence for several staged by the committee. Nine times the ' Williams is undeserving is the criticismupon his welcomed in person. you on dope or something? What or who gave vears. , committee threatened Shorr with contempt of character which is so blatantly present in that you the right to decide what NC. State students Congress charges and each time he refused to letter. Thepicturein question is my responsibility. read? Zeus. Secondly if you send a “Flunky” to However on Wednesday, committee chair- name his source. One has to wonder if this will It was never intended to be offensive, flagrant or deleiver your messages are you not responsible man Thomas F. Foely, D-Wash., said that the “<4 had taken action not to press Shorr to not affect further investigations. If this is the case, even serious. Most people have preconceived for his actions? (Like Nixon.was responsihle for committee the stigma of Congressional ivestigations will not ideas concerning waterbeds. Through the Madness ‘ his employees). Thirdly. thereareanfew people find outwho his informant is and would not take have the powerful affect that it once did. photograph I was merely playing upon these who support, participate and enjoy the any legal action against the reporter. It appears beliefs. I was quite aware that my intentionwould competition of sports. It is apparent your interest this is a very wise decision by the committee. The It also seems O that the committee has finally be misunderstood by some. DearSir: does noe lie here (or probably anywhere else), only thing that it would accomplish, if it can be realized that the fault of the report being leaked I am sorry that Mr. Dziadzio’s intelligence was . A university that ranks as low as N.C.S.U. but what gives you the right to condemn it? Zeus. considered an accomplishment, is to ruin the does not lie with Short; rather, it lies in the so offended; however, after rereading his letter does in salaries for the faculty should not be When 49,000 people show up for a sports career of an established reporter. As Rep. Albert incompetence and untrustworthiness of people wasting $300,000 on fountains and landscape contest I can fully believe the sportis not Quie, R-Minn. said, “What would happen if'we within the committee. Shorr was merely doing several times (in disbelief of his arrogance) I can did pursue this? limagine he would go to jail. I’ve understand now. Any pseudo-intellectual such as architecture. When we note that there are about pointless. (And that you are out numbered.) On his job; if the intelligence committee had not Mr. Dziadziothat wouldjudgesomeone other 2800 faculty members at State (page 7, N.C.S.U. top of everythingyouexpect Mr. Barnett to watched other cases of reporters going to jail and wanted its report to be released, it should have thanhimself, first, as a swineand evengoasfaras University Bulletin), we cannot help but marvel come to you to try and understand your they go to jail for a period of time and they still taken greater pains to insure that this would not to wish swine flu upon Mr. Williamsraisesserious important literary works. May I suggest that next haven’t revealed their sources when they come be done. at the decision to spend over one thousand out.” doubt in my mind aseven possessingenough dollars per faculty member for a fountain which time you either try to make your “attacks" And one more question the American people intelligence to corn ose a letter, let alone a will be a continual expense, year after year. clearer by rewriting them or, pick your lazy ass There uem to be several important results of will have to ask is: how much longer will photograph. If Mr. ziadzio’s moral standards Obviously, there are administrators somewhere up (which is too lazy to deliver your own the committee's decision not to take legal action congressional committees go on spending are so high and his creative genious so great that at this university who do not have education as ‘ messages) and go talk to the editor yourself. against Shorr. First of all. the journalistic $150,000 amounts With no results? he can not see through a simple spoof. let him their main objective. I’m all for freedom ofspeech myselfbut don't come and do better, or worse..To the rest of the It is even more disturbing to see that the agree in publishing dull, malicious, and “small" student body I apologize if the photograph was madness was not an isolated incident. If you attacks on everybody in general. I'm just as. offensive. The only thing taken seriously about have a fountain, you have to have water, right? disappointed in a 0-3 record as anyone else but the photo and article involved involved by Mr. . . So let us spend a few thousand more on wells to at the same time can only feel such a record is a Williams and myself‘uias the water shortage. fill our fountain and water our grass. result of attitudes like your own. In-conclusion. ___Rob Carspecken Comments made by Mr. Williams were made in There seems to be plenty of money rolling I’d like to say my slide rule saystwo and two is StateSide ——‘——I jest along with the photo. . around N.C.S.U. The question is. does anybody four, and have a happy homecoming. Rather than taking a picture of a lifeless have control over where it is going? .. . 35' CHICKENS Will. He's Gone, THE . l waterbed (DULL), we decided to try and at least David McMillin SPOTS, t PENGUIN - iS HERE, Bur THE 'l make it interesting. Again I apologize for any Crispin Graybeal Soph. LEB DENNY, YOU SEEN ii PENGUIN PENGUIN IS GONE! Blissful IgnOrance o m THIS SHIPMENT? \ resigne-

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