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Unlawful fires occur in fraternity area by John B. Jones disperse of the old or worn nited. Pat Murphy of Sigma Phi Once. during the past fall tragedy. but students that enjoy Staff Writer items." This practice, therefore. Epsilon reported the fire to semester. students on the court the freedom and independence has no direct victim. so students Public Safety. again leading to set the contents of a dumpster of this area of campus housing Twenty-three minutes after are apathetic about preventing the service of a city pumper to on fire between two of the continue to do things of this midnight, in the early morning it. However. as stressed by extinguish the blaze. Searches houses. A heap of leaves kind. neglecting this lesson of of Saturday, June 4. Public Safe- Liles. the time of the fire -are evidenced on the sign and situated nearby managed to history. Public Safety catches ty officer Richard Hobbs cruis Department is too valuable for trees around it. and damage is catch. and the fire spread. The very few of these perpetrators, down Fraternity Court on his such concerns. endangering estimated at 3150. students. amid their attempts to due to both a destruction of routine a.m. patrol. He then others and their property in control the blaze with water evidence and a student apathy noticed what appeared to be a case of such a “false alarm." As in the previous case. no ar- hoses. called the fire depart- 'in identifying the responsible mattress and a couch on fire Also. department expenses run rests have been made. due to ment themselves. expressing party. However. investigations upon a raised concrete platform the difficulty in making ap- from $100-$150 each time a prehensions in such cases. The concerns for the safety of the of this type will not be located on the commons next to pumper goes out. fraternity houses. which the necessary with increased stu- Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity House interviewing process is long and Unlawful burning in a case extensive. but usually does not growing fire endangered. dent responsibility and of 2401 W. Frat Court. He such as this is a misdemeanor. The fire was eventually ex- awareness of the gravity of such notified Public Safety head- yield a culprit. Liles said. carrying District Court fire “Several dozen young people tinguished, preventing a actions. quarters. who in turn notified penalties for the violation of city the Raleigh fire department. ordinances. If a student is are standing in the yard wat- The men of Fire Station Five, ching the fire when we arrive. caught who is responsible for but no one ever comes forward headed by Capt. Charles Perry,- such a crime. he must go before Winstead elected soon arrived at the scene and the Dean of Students and may to volunteer information." extinguished the blaze by possibly face University The reason. he says. lies in repeated cycles of spraying and penalties of probation or the fact that most students breaking up the debris. If any suspension. don’t see the burnings as big pro- to AAA. of Science reported fire is small enough, Another more serious fire blems. “They don't see the however, Public Safety officers was reported the following mor- hazards of tying up the fire by State Information Services “Leaders in American Science themselves- will handle it with ning at 2:56. A blaze of con- department," Liles claims. “In Education," “World Who's Who extinguishers; the Raleigh ferce siderable potential burned in fact." he continues. “in cases Three faculty members from in Science." “American Men of must be summoned for fires of a the area about the intersection like this gasoline burning. the State have been elected Fellows Science II. The Biological larger scale. as in this case. of Dan Allen Drive and Frater- perpetrators often just want to of the American Association for Sciences" and “Outstanding According to Public Safety's nity Court. just at the entrance create some excitement by br- the Advancement of Science. Educators of America." Capt. Larry Liles, burnings of to the court. Apparently inging out a big fire truck onto They are: Nash N. Winstead. Hassler. who is noted for ad- this type are not uncommon in gasoline or some other flam- the row. With the frequency provost and vice chancellor of vancing the application of State's fraternity area. “Usually mable substance had been that this happens. the odds are the University; Francis J. “Pat" engineering science and the person who sets the fire poured, across the street and on good that eventually someone’s Hassler. professor and head of technology to agriculture. join- owns the furniture; burning is the grass surrounding the house will burn at the expense the department of biological and ed State's faculty in 1950 as a just a convenient way to. fraternity court sign. then ig~ of one of these incidents." agricultural engineering; and research assistant professor. He Jesse S. Doolittle. professor ‘ became head of the department emeritus of mechanical and of biological and agricultural inside aerospace engineering. engineering in 1961. During his They were elected by the tenure at the University he also association's council. which met has served as interim executive — There is a world outside State. Page 9. _ Restaurant review. page 10. during the AAAS Annual director of the UNC Water — Glen and Shearer, at it again. Page 3. _ Obscure bands live. page 11. Meeting held in Detroit the last Resources Research Institute. In 1964 he was named to Death spurs change in safety. P393 4' — Bond comes back as one cool cat. Page 19. week in May. The three were Comedy lives at State. Page 5. among 296 individuals chosen direct a Ford Foundation spon- —~ Tom DeSchriver on Williams and Jones. Page for the honor from universities sored program to strengthen -— Drugprobiem still being fought. Page 6. 14. and other research institutions postgraduate training and -— Summer camp allows young ones to run like throughout the world. research in agricultural champs. Page 7. - Betty Springs, a true champion. Page 15. The associaton bestows the engineering at the Indian In- - Come see ”Movies about Movies." Page 9. -- Durham gets ACC tournament. Page 16. honor on those “whose efforts stitute of Technology in on behalf of the advancement of Kharagpur. India. He served in science or its applications are that capacity until 1972. scientifically or socially Hassler was honored in distinguished." February by the N.C. Society of ' Winstead' has been provost Engineering. which presented and vice chancellor at State him its Outstanding Engineer- since 1974. He served "as acting ing Award. chancellor in 198182 while a Doolittle. who served on search was conducted for the State's faculty from 1947 to new chancellor. 1973. taught and did research in A plant pathologist. Winstead the areas of thermodynamics. has been a member of State's heat transfer and energy con- faculty since 1953 and has version. published approximately 100 He is the author of two tex- scientific and semi-technical tbooks on thermodynamics and papers. primarily in plant a mechanical engineering pathology. In 1960 he was given laboratory manual that are the Sigma Xi Research Award. widely used in this country and From 1954‘ to 1967 he was abroad. . director of the Institute of In 1970. Doolittle received the Biological Sciences and assistant G. Edwin Burks Award from the director of the North Carolina American Society for Engineer- «.0... Experiment Station at State ing Educaton for outstanding (currently the N.C. Agricultural contributions as a mechanical Research Services). He served engineering educator and for as assistant provost and then notable achievements in his pro associate provost from 1987 to fession. 1974. A Fellow of the American Winstead’s name may be Society of Mechanical found in six biographical Engineers. he is listed in listings: “Who's Who in “American Men of Science." 1 Scores of freshmen invade campus for orientation and their first taste of college life. The occupation America," “Who's Who in the “Who's Who in Engineering" continues for the next five weeks. South and Southwest.” “Who's and “Who's Who in the South Who in American Education." and Southwest." 1 June 15. 133 I Technician

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Food for thought It is often difficult to keep up with the happenings in the world around us. With school work, home work, community work, and/or whatever, students do not have the time to read a newspaper, watch television or listen to the radio. All in all, we remain closed up in our little environment called State, unwary of what goes on around us. But if you don't have even the smallest amount of time to listen to the radio, you must stop and ask yourself, what’s going on? Recently, several bills have been brought forward and have been pass- ed. The one that comes to mind first is the legal drinking age. It is currently 19. Many students, being closed off, will not know about this and will in- evitably be caught, especially freshmen. ‘ Speaking of freshmen, how many of you know that Sunday was the first day of freshmen orientation? We’ll continue with that a little later. Under this new law, which goes into effect sometime in October, if you get caught driving under the influence or caught driving while consuming alcohol before you reach the age of 19, you will automatically lose your license until you turn 19. Although a passenger can be drinking beer or wine in the car, there can be no open bottles of liquor in the car. The seal cannot even be broken. .F» If you are caught aiding and abetting alcohol to a minor, you will be in just as much trouble as the minor. This will probably be the real crusher around here. for many roommates will be partying regardless of the age of the company. But no more. Also, bars can, under the Dramshop provisions, be held liable if they sell a minor liquor or beer, or if they sell too much alcohol to one person. Liability for up to $5,000 will cause many area bars to tighten up on their regulations. Enough said about booze. What about tuition? I Springsteen needs place to play It is almost inevitable that the tuition and fees will be raised again. The government wants everybody to “pay their own way." They are planning The sign in the lobby of State’s buildings, we are left with several Aside from that, the only to increase the aid to private schools, thereby decreasing the aid to public student center says in large bold smaller concert halls - I’m using possibility would be an outdoor schools. Last year they passed a bill that halted all loans or aid to grad letters, “Bring Bruce Springsteen the term loosely here — and concert, which I do not consider to students. Although a greater awareness that education needs to be to Raleigh." To that, I ask the besides not holding enough peo- be an answer at all. Even if the strengthened exists, it does not seem to have filtered into the legislative question, “What are we gonna do ple, most of them have other athletic department somehow branch. When will the fee hikes stop? with him when we get him here?” drawbacks as well. agreed to allow the turf at Carter- Education is becoming a major issue in the upcoming election cam- That’s not as stupid a question as Dorton Arena on the State Finley Stadium to be ripped apart paigns. How many students know who’s running? Wait, how many you might think. I suppose the ob- Fairgrounds rivals Carmichael as a not too likely possibility students are registered to vote? vious thing would be to have him the worst place in the area for a outdoor concerts are not the attrac- Many students who have registered in their hometowns are not aware of give a concert here, but where? show. yet is even smaller. The tion they once were. “absentee voting." This allows you to vote in the election by mail. You Reynolds Coliseum? Or worse, Cynical Sayings should find out more about this. Dorton Arena? Those who have not voted and have recently become 18 or older, owe The possibility of bringing Spr- it to themselves to vote for the candidate they feel is most suited for the job. ingsteen to Raleigh revolves This election process is what made the United States. If we stop voting, we around the idea of him performing give up our right to freedom. The electoral college is located downtown ' here, and I submit that the only BRUCE next to the courthouse. It only takes a minute to register. place in the Triangle area suitable Back to the subject of freshmen. For the next five or six weeks, you will for any decent-sized 'concert. not WINKWORTH see several people walking around with little red notebooks orwith looks of just Bruce Springsteen, is disillusionment. Stop and say hello. Let them know what a great campus Cameron Indoor Stadium at Duke. Editorial Columnist we have what a great opportunity they have. Let them feel wanted. which is definitely not in Raleigh. Civic Center is smaller still and in a In closing it should be the job of every student to take at least ten minutes The sign doesn’t say anything It takes a tremendous sound less than pleasant location. There system to make an outdoor show of every day to find out what's happening in the world. Be a better person. about bringing the Boss to are several very nice but tiny places Explore. Durham. . work. and the security problems that, Springsteen could play, such get worse each year. The last truly , fig Even assuming that the as Memorial Hall in Chapel Hill or geography were to be expanded to super-great outdoor concert was Page Auditorium at Duke. The on- probably the first — Woodstock. I include Durham and Chapel Hill, it ly drawback there would be that is still unlikely that Springsteen think it’s about time to give that tickets would cost a small fortune ghost up for lost. would consider playing here and the promoters would not be because even Cameron, a fine able to tell anybody about the So what do we do when we get facility for a concert, is probably show, or a mob scene would surely Bruce Springsteen to Raleigh? We too small for a concert the size of ensue. could take him on a tour of the ci- _ Springsteen. I don’t mean to mock the inten- ty, but I doubt he'd be interested in Cameron, when packed to tions of whoever it is who is trying that, no matter how short the tour. capacity for a show, still only holds to get Springsteen to come to We could take him to a Durham around 10,000 people. A Springs- Raleigh. but once he gets here‘; Bulls game, but he might not be a teen concert could easily draw he’s not gonna play a concert any baseball fan. Or we could take him twice that. and I would imagine closer than the Greensboro Col- to some of the university area’s that Bruce charges enough for a iseum, which is a decent place for a nurseries. some of which are ac- concert to make Duke out of the show, but a place that has bona tually known as bars, but he’d pro- question. fide bad kharma. bably feel as old and out-of-place That leaves Reynolds, a fine The solution to all this is far from as I do in most of them. building with many memories for simple. Until the University of us all. but the coliseum is, to put it The best idea, it seems to me, is North Carolina completes its new to get Springsteen to come to one mildly, an acoustical nightmare for basketball arena, the Triangle will a concert and an oven in the sum- of the area’s radio stations for a live not have a building of sufficient size interview the neXt time he plays in , mer. Besides, the coliseum doesn’t .to hold a concert like Bruce Spr- hold that many more people than Greensboro or Norfolk. That way, ingsteen, and even when they Springsteen would get to see part Cameron or, heaven forbid, Car- finish the new building in Chapel michael in Chapel Hill, a real of the city without having his sen- Hill, who knows what the acoustics sibilities offended by someone who disaster for a concert. will be like. It is hard to imagine, Are you beginning to get the pic- actually thinks that Raleigh has a but they could conceivably be place suitable for him to play in. ture? After the aforementioned worse than Carmichael's. 5,.— «.17-... .

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Many discount likelihood of ’84 black candidates

Many Democrats certainly worry Handled carefully, a black can- plowing through more than one Carter is said to have announced George Bush has defeated about the prospect of a black didacy could prove Democratic million documents subpoenaed at that had- he been re-elected, Israel Ronald Reagan in at least one presidential candidate in 1984, but assumptions wrong or, more likely”, the height of the Anne Gorsuch would not have invaded Lebanon. popularity contest. According to they’re .quick to dismiss the’ at least force the party to re- Burford drama three months ago. fnancial disclosure reports filed for substance of such a candidacy. . examine where the political center No fewer than four panels are Abortion opponents have open- 1982, Bush accepted 32 individual Here and Now looking into Superfund ed a new and unexpected front in gifts (ranging from “40 pairs of mismanagement; several others Congress, hoping to amend unisex socks in a basket" to a silver Tiffany Maxwefl are trying to unearth political con- insurance legislation to discourage bowl) to Reagan’s 22 (ranging from siderations in cleanup efforts. insurers from underwriting the pro- household linen to a lawn mower). GLEN Meanwhile, the Justice Depart- cedure. Nonetheless, the $18,600 value of ment is already investigating per- “Nothing in this act shall be con- Reagan's. gifts was morethan dou- um jury charges forwarded by two sub- strued to require an insurance ble that of Bush’s haul. committees, and both Burford and covering abortion,” reads an cm Rita Lavelle, the former chief of amendment offered by Rep. Tom That's Entertainment [11: On a hazardous waste cleanup, are ex- Corcoran, R-lll., and several col- recent late-night television show in SHEARER pected to reappear on Capitol Hill leagues. Brazil, two members of that next month. Subcommittee staff Despite the controversial ties to nation’s parliamentary opposition directors say they want to present started kicking and punching one Even with the recent victories of Central American rightists, a lies. their fndings to Ruckelshaus by Senate Foreign Relations Commit- another before student audience black mayoral candidates in autumn, with instructions for and thousands of viewers. One of Chicago and Philadelphia (not to tee confirmation hearing on the Though the Senate has confirm- straightening out the agency. nomination fo former Democratic the congressmen had accused the mention the success of black voter ed William D. Ruckelshaus as the other’s party of collaborating with registration drives throughout the senator Richard Stone of Florida Environmental Protection Sorry, Jimmy, but they don’t (selected to be a special am- Brazil's military government and 'United States), Democrats are Agency’s new chief, its action has vote! At a meeting in Atlanta with betraying voters. The episode un- generally hoping that their key bassador to El Salvador) brought not ended the EPA saga. Six Saudi Arabian businessmen forth no opposition witnesses. doubtedly did wonders for the sta- minority bloc will “wisely" remain House subcommittees are still recently, former president Jimmy in the fold. . tion’s ratings. Yet black leaders should con- tinue to explore the possibilities. fcram—— Whether or not Jesse Jackson TheTechnician welcomes ‘forum” lettcs. 'Theyare becomes ,the consensus black can- liltaiytobeprintedifthey: Oded with significant issues. breaking news or didate, Democrats could use the publicinterest. prodding — not only in the in- Bus stop clashes with light Daretypedorprintedle’blyanddouble-epaced. terest of blacks, but also Oars limited t0350words. and for the Onesignedwithvniter's address phonenumber sake of the party’s entire consti- This is to draw attention to a for a surprise, at the most, an acci- and.ifwriterisastudent, hisclasdicationandcur- Crier items must be fewer than 30 tuency. potential danger trap close to cam- dent and at the least, embarrass riculurn. wordsinlangthandmustbatypedor TheTechnlcianreaervestherifiitnotiopubIsh To be sure, blacks would benefit pus. ment. anyletterwhichdoesnotcomplywiththeabova i legin printed on Oil X11 paparltams from the enhanced political The bus stop outside DH. Hill 1 have seen this happen several rules or which is deemed happropride for printing submitted that do not conform to the Hillsborough Street, in bytheedltorinchief. leverage that a presidential can- Library on LettersaresubiscttoedithgforstfleJrevttyand 5 above specifications will not be run Only didate would provide. While Presi- ,the direction towards downtown, is “punishment” scale, fortunately taste. In no case will the writer be Informed one item from a single organization will dent Ronald Reagan has apparent- located just before the traffic lights.‘ enough, but surely this potential beforehandthathisletterhasbeeneditedforprtn- be run in an issue. Technician will ly “written off” blacks in two years Often a bus stops there with the traf- situation needs to be averted. The The Technician will withhold an author's name attempt to run all items at least once ‘ of ambushes on welfare and civil fic lights on green. If no other vehicle bus stop could be shifted a few yards onlyiffailuretodosowouldremltinaclearand pre- before their meeting date, but no item in either direction. I hope the sent danger to the writer. Rare exceptions to this rights, Democrats have seemed is moving in the vicinity at the mo- policywillbemadeatthediacretionoftheeditorin will appear more than three times. The ‘ only slightly less hostile. ment, a hasty pedestrian wishing to authorities concerned take note of chief. 1 ) deadline for all Crier: is 5- pm. the this suggestion. All letters submitted become the property of the Party Chairman Charles Manatt cross the road would assume that Technician and will not be returned to the author. data of publication for the previous issue. has made it clear that he discounts the lights are red for the vehicular Girlsh Grover Letters should be brought by Student Center suite ‘ ltarns may be submitted in Student traffic and proceed crossing the 3120 or mailed to Technician. 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Board CPR urgent

Safety changes almost done elects by Eleanor lde The work order for the new; emergency phone was submit- ted last December. Because of a alumni Safety improvements in misunderstanding the pole and physical education suggested light were installed next to the Five State alumni have been after the death of Dane Allan tunnel under Morrill Drive, too elected to three-year terms on Cox in a PE 100 class last far from the track. McGough the State Alumni Association November are now near comple- said. Board of Directors. tion. State officials said. “The new phone will be in- Joining the board July 1 are: The Cox family suggested stalled near the middle of the Bobby L. Cockerham of that certification in car- South edge of the track. op- Charlotte, president of diopulmonary resuscitation posite the bleachers." said Capt. Charlotte Ford Tractor Inc.; N. be required for all PE instruc- Eubanks of Public Safety. Clark Hatcher Jr. of Drexel, tors and that a blue light Instructors often stand near vice president of technical ser- emergency phone be installed at the spot where the phone will be vices. Drexel Heritage Fur- the Paul H. Derr field, where installed, Lauffer said. The nishings Inc.; Nancy Ann Cox collapsed while jogging. phone site is also near the foot- Ridenhour of Charlotte, senior State's PE department held ball practice field southeast of systems developer, First Com- three training sessions in CPR the track. puter Services; Julian Raymond this spring. All PE instructors “Cox collapsed at the east end Sparrow Sr. of Raleigh, presi- at State are now certified in of the track, less than 100 yards dent of Sparrow Construction CPR, said PE department head from where the emergency Company Inc.; and A. T. Richard Lauffer. phone will be," Lauffer said. Williams Jr. of Winston-Salem, “Our faculty was pleased with president of A. T. Williams Oil (the CPR trainingl." Lauffer (The cause of death was a Company (Wilco Gas Stations). said. hard-to—detect congenital heart .The State Alumni Associa- Many faculty , members condition that had not been . tion raises funds to, support welcomed the chance to renew diagnosed previously, Raleigh academic programs at State. their- CPR skills. Times, Nov. 10, 1982.) Staff photo by Greg Hatem The organization's top program A blue light phone will be in- “It was traumatic to us when is the John T. Caldwell Alumni stalled on Derr field within two (Cox) died," Lauffer said. As part of safety improvemnts for physical education, a blue light Scholars Program, which will weeks.“as long as the weather “Our instructors were as phone will be installed on Derr field to be used in emergency situa- fund 45 merit-based is good." said Lauffer. upset as anyone could be." scholarhsips for students atten- 'ding State in 1983-84. The scholarships will provide 33,000 per year for 42 in-state students D. H. Hill consists of four main branches and $4,500 per year for three by John B. Jones floors two through nine. are tains the Erdahl—Cloyd Theatre wide range of media intended to out-of-state students. The association’s president Staff Writer most of the library's books and and the library's extensive support the school's curriculum bound. perodicals. Guides to media center. and research in veterinary for 1983-84 is William M. Bar- This is the first in a six4part locating these volumes by call Although the D. H. Hill medicine. nhardt of Charlotte, president exposition series intended to number are located on each Library is the hub of most Study facilities are available .of Southern Webbing Mills Inc. cover the basic services of the floor of the tower and in each students’ research work, other in the D. H. Hill complex other and a 1950 graduate of State’s D. H. Hill Library on State cam. - elevator. departments have their own than just those tables and carrels School of Textiles. pus. This installment, however, In the east wing on the main libraries to serve the students. visible on the ground floor. covers the organization and floor are the card catalogs, The Horrye B. Lyons Design Graduate students and faculty layout of the library system. reference services, pp and in- Library, for instance, is located may submit request for a Portions are taken from the terlibrary loan centers. On the in 209 Brooks Hall on Pullen bookstack carrel at the Professors 1% “D. H. Hill Library ground floor one finds current Road. a building that originally bookstack tower lobby service Handbook." magazines and, newspapers. served as the University's old window, but an undergraduate The library system of North bound general interest D. H. Hill Libraryin years long who needs to study may, at Carolina State University is periodicals, and university ar- past. The Burlington Textile times, attempt to find one of receive composed of the D. H. Hill chives. The second floor, on the Library, in 112 Nelson Hall (at these unoccupied units in the Library, four branch libraries other hand, houses U.S. the corner of Dan Allen and quiet solitude of the stacks, if that serve the Schools of documents, the documents Hillsborough streets). contains a isolation helps his concentra- recognition Design. Forest Resources, catalog, microform collection, collection of materials designed tion. At this same lobby win- Veterinary, Medical, Textiles microform reading machines to support the textile chemistry dow, any student or faculty Three faculty members in the and several departmental work- and microform copying services. and fiber/polymer science cur- member may request a book North Carolina State Universi- ing collections. The holdings of These microrecords contain ricula. locker assignment. These ty department of statistics have these libraries, totaling more. such material as every back Likewise, the Forest lockers are also located in the recently received recognition than one million volumes, have issue of the New York Times Or Resources Library, in 4012 bookstacks, in study rooms on for their contributions to the ’ been carefully selected to serve The News and Observer. Biltmore on south campus, has the side of the library facing fields of statistics. the educational and research Because the Erdahl-Cloyd material covering forest and Harrelson Hall. Apart from the A. Ronald Gallant and Francis programs of the University. The l wing used to serve as the stu- wildlife management and pulp public study lounges are 42 lock- G. Giesbrecht. both professors D. H. Hill Library building con- dent union, it contains food ser- and paper technology. The Cur- ed research study rooms of statistics, have been named sists of the nine story bookstack vices. a bookstore, and game riculum Materials Center, in 400 available to faculty and post- Fellows of the American towr r and two adjoining room on its ground floor. Poe Hall, is intended to aid doctoral fellows. These rooms, Statistal Association in wings-:he East wing and the However, the library makes use those in the School of Education located both in the stacks and in Recognition of their contribu- Erdahl-(Iloyd Wing. each part of its two upper floors. The main through a collection of materials the second floor of the east wing tions to the advancement of the havmg specialized functions. floor, where there is an en- such as textbooks, films and and are assigned by the discipline. On the first floor of the trance from Hillsborough Videocassettes, varied in both library's administrative office Roger L. Berger, associate bookstack tower. where the Street, contains a reserve book format and subject. Finally, the (1204 bookstack towers); professor of statistics. has main entrance is located, there room, a small undergraduate veterinary Medical Library. Although the many areas and received the 1982 Frank Wilcox- are library circulation and browsing collection of books, located on 4700 Hillsborough sections of the library may seem on Prize for his paper phutocopy services. as well as and several small group study Street in the new School of confusing in their function and “Multiparameteer Hypothesis service and director’s offices. On rooms. The second floor con- Veterinary Medicine, offers a purpose, its system is actually Testing and Acceptance -“..-..--...I----.---....: quite workable once Samples." understood. 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Results arrive from marijuana deregulation by Barrett Wilson

Asst. The pressing demand to revise current drug regulation in light of the facts and of a fuller understanding for the true results and actual costs of the policies of the past remains acute. The ritual persecution of some notable users today is paralleled in the past attacks on jazz musi- cians in the '40s. big, band and movie stars. in the ’50s, and the '605 repressions of protestors. The potent hallucenogenic drug nutmeg, long used for religious and recreational -.~/ .}:.-.;,:,..,....;.-...... ceremony, is commonly available Will ' ' in grocery stores. Its users are Photos courtesy of Warner Br not suddenly characterized as Omahaaiongandmarollnaleglstatorsdon'tseeeyetoeye over marijuana Issue. felons. Its sale is not marred by spies and tax penalties. Huge Alaska," one religious worker down 20 percent. Aviation 1850 wrote that hemp “is con- Fiat prohibition, a multi-billion budgets are not impressed from thundered. Editorial fears sound- wrecks fell from 300 in 1975 to sidered more profitable than dollar tax burden Americans useful investment to control the ed like a “Dragnet" script. The in- 220 in 1981. Even infant mortality anything else the farmer has need now less than ever, enriches market. Knowledge about its pro-' evitable pall of broken homes. dropped from 20 to 10 per thou- cultivated." ‘reg'ulatory bureaucrats and per use is common. broken spirits, heartaches, grief sand live births. A major cash crop in the Col-l smugglers while impoverishing This irenic and neighborly and untimely deaths, it was The Alaskan crime rate fell to onies since introduced by the and imprisoning the general situation does not extend to all predicted, would ruin Alaska. the lowest point in twenty years. Spanish in 1545. laws requiring public. . ' ‘ other species. Thirty percent of Hemp manufacture still makes Studies also reveal no general in- landowners to plant marijuana This fraudulent protectionism the general U.S. population from headlines and political hay. Cur- crease in hemp use since were passed in Virginia and other which a half million people are ar- rent regulations create tremen- deregulation. . also prevents market competition seaboard states. The British ef- from evolving safe, nontoxic and rested yearly, do endure such a dous bureaucratic revenues and SAT scores in Alaska remain fort to absorb Dutch and Spanish prohibitory climate. The large bribe incomes for politicians among the highest in the nation, noncarcinogenic substitutes for market shares for saltwater- tobacco and liquor. Tobacco, a estimated 110,000 individuals us- and police from exorbitant seller and have risen during the period resistant hemp rigging and sails ing marijuana in Alaska do not, ‘profits, which inspire increased bucking a national decline. known carcinogen since 1859, motivated establishment of the ranks with alcohol as the two their Supreme Court deregulated production. These rules also for- This practical test of the actual American colonies. Land use soon the commodity in 1975. bid alternate development for the effects of marijuana deregulation most popular psychotropic drugs. passed to more profitable tobacco Both are proven addictive and The Republican governor of utilitarian hemp plant. reveals the old myths as wrong. plant drug manufacture. By that state initiated legislation to Upon deregulation, opponents The facts contradict any remain- poisonous. Yet consumers are United Nations estimate current prevented from obtaining safer remove hemp regulation in 1974. warned, Alaska would experience ing opponents of deregulation. users total over 200 large increases in million. substitutes, and even from buy- Before the state legislature could auto deaths, Lies remain a potent hallucinogen Marijuana, cultivated by vote on the issue, a test case ap aviation wrecks, even infant mor- for political activity on this issue ing safer vitamin-enriched beer tality. The crime mankind since Paleolithic times, or extremely low-tar cigarettes peared before the Alaska rates would rise. however. became a prohibited industry due Supreme Court. The Ravin deci- Scholastic achievement would The only difference now in to which doses of nicotine are ad- decrease. to some few Americans' fear of ded. sion of May 27, 1975 deregulated And worst of all, the Alaska is that people lead their economic competition from all personal use of hemp and people would just plain “go lives without persecution for min- Mexican-Americans who widely Prohibition fails while ruining hemp products. crazy." ding their own business. used the plant and were cheaper the lives of consumers and mak- Alaska puts the old myths to a William Buckley stated the A major cash crop for the ing the" fortunes of enforcement American conservative case on labor. practical test. United States until the late 40$, Harry personnel, lawyers and sellers. The opponents to dismantling hemp regulation, “I understand marijuana was used for long- Anslinger, W.W. I spy Users cannot avail themselves of and am sympathetic to the case and then head of the U.S. Bureau purity and hemp regulation produced emo lasting cloth, fiber, birdseed, of Narcotics for thirty years of liability protections. tional arguments identical with for repeal of marijuana laws." paint, medicine and recreation. Freedom in the market for The facts support the wisdom growth, almost singlehandedly those floating around the North The U.S. government in 1943 created the current marijuana ideas was carefully tied by the Carolina political community to- of deregulation. Statistics from spent 30 million dollars planting Founding Fathers to protection of the Alaska Department of Public myths and along with the yellow day. marijuana throughout the press and racist sentiment of the personal property from intrusion They fearfully forecast a Safety reported in Reason midwest. The U.S. hemp harvest by the state. Madison, who magazine show decreases in all time, made national legislation on general panic. Dark days ahead. — topped 20,600 tons in 1917. this drafted the First Amendment, “God help the young people of categories. Auto deaths went Statesman Henry Clay about issue, possible in 1937. Dr. J.R. Reynold, Physician to declared it “meant a positive Her Majesty the Queen of denial to Congress of any power England, reported on 30 years of whatever on the subject.” prescribing cannabis as “one of This freedom to experiment in the most valuable medicines we ideas, even ideas about whether possess.” Marijuana is effective to use psychotropic drugs like cof- against glaucoma, headaches. fee and tea or whatnot, must be menstrual cramps. produces a left to the individual. The 19th mild euphoria and has no discer- century constitutional. lawyer nable deleterious effects. It is Lysander Spooner argued in safer than all other psychiatric Boston. “What man or association mood elevators in current use. It of'men has the right to say in is cheaper. Hemp is not addictive regard to any particular ac- or toxic at any dose range. tion—We will suffer no further One bedroom only $135.00“ ‘ All major studies reach agree- acquisition of knowledge by (shared by two students) ’ment upon the’innocuous effects anybody?" Two bedroom only $72.50“ of marijuana for humans. These Penalties enforced by (shared by four students) . studies include the 1894 British regulatory agencies upon in- Price includes bus service. , z' Government Indian Hemp Drugs dividuals far outweigh the actual Located adjacent to Wake County Medical Center and the Beltline. just 12 mi tea from NCS 9 Month lease Commission, the 1916 U.S. Army effects of experimentation for the available. lfp lo 4 students permitted per apartment keeps your monthly rent per person reasonalbéf. 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Summer camps spur interests for all age groups

by Barrett Wilson ‘ . ', ‘. take," pledges Assistant Director Feature Rita Wiggs. The low 5.1 ratio of campers to counselors allows a lot Summer camp means hiking, of personal attention. sailing, mountains, icy swimming, From shooting accuracy to re- track, martial arts, equally naive bounding to defense the daily girls and oatmeal. When no one , schedule is “geared toward fun- else at the table likes oatmeal damental development and in- even laced with cinnamon and dividual instruction." raisins, you can eat a lot of The camp teaches “a lot of full oatmeal. court concepts," says Wiggs. “It For thousands of young people seems to be growing in the aged nine to 16 from North eight-12 age group." The increas- Carolina and surrounding states, ing popularity of women's summer camp means Wolfpack athletics sends more and younger athletics. players for intense instruction. Ten camps this summer offer “It’s a good recruiting tool for weeks of running. volleyball. soc- us," Wiggs says, “to see players cer. swimming, football, baseball, at a younger age." A half dozen wrestling and basketball. State players have emerged from Cheerleading camp hones those these summer training sessions. athletic talents. July also brings wrestling, For $160. “boys and girls of all ’ baseball. volleyball- 80°C" and ages (12 years and older)” can TCClWC'an “k cheerleading camps- Asplrll‘ls young “run with the Wolfpack and be a cheerleaders flock to suite to participate In It: annual came- Summ' “mm “mm“ ‘" Jin” ""8"“ “B“ketba" CHAMPION in November." pro- summer for ""003 W- School" tutors dribblers and mises the brochure for Distance “We run in the morning and after- ed up,” Jones said. reville at 7 am. to lights out at 11 dunkers in June and August. Tom Camp coached by Tom Jones. noons, play tennis, volleyball. The Kay Yow Basketball Camp pm. “we believe in giving them Reed coaches his “Football Skills What goes on up in Cullowhee? About 60 young people have join- has two sessions in July. From as much basketball as they can Camp" on June 20-22.

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for Stewart Theatre Attendance PM mandatory! by Barrett Wilson With a big show it may be 8 am. Assistant Feature Editor to 3 am." The workload at the theater Difficult, hectic, strenuous. fluctuates from this intensity to These hearty adjectives occur the light summer schedule. adlib to Stewart Theatre A technical director “must han- Manager Susan Coon while dle a lot of stress. Touring com- describing the technical director panies can be very difficult to spot coming open at Stewart July deal with," she warns. 1 Application deadline is June 20 The job means operating the with resumes currently being ac backstage equipment to run cepted. The opening last month shows, as well as supervising con- was announced to schools with tracts and staff. The intricacies of technical theater positions across technical theater and accompany- the state and to the N.C. Arts ing pressures can stun and dazzle Counsel. Responses have come the unacquainted. from 11 locations within North the Wise Choice! Forted behind reams of the Carolina. as well as Virginia. 15-inch yellow legal pads used- to Alabama and Tennessee. sz’za Qng! develop the budgets. schedules One person has been interview- LTHICK CRUST PIZZA! and plans for this year's Stewart ed, and three others are currently Technician flle photo FREE DELIVERY Theatre season, Susan Coon sket- scheduled. Finalists will then The Mud-gravitational Experiment Group is one of the many pro- ches the qualities needed. meet with the crew. grams the technical director books in Stewart Theatre. cum...“ A good technical director re- Jeff Clark, the current iSfl quires “two basic things. He must technical director, began the organize vast amounts of informa- theater job four years ago. On Ju- Order Your Favorite Large tion and train and work with a ly l he joins John Houseman and Pizza student crew. We don’t expect The Acting Company for world fir ms RAMONES and Receive Any Size Pizza of : him ever to punch a time clock. tours. Equal Value Freel . Free Delivery . U 1 Coupon Per Pine STEWART THEATRE r- PAR QQLE June 22 *8pm W 61.” OFF Family Entertainment Center Any One Item or More 0 Upper and Lower Driving Range Deck ALL SEATS $9.50 Pizza 0 Pitch 'Putt 9-Hole Course One Coupon Per Pizza 0 Miniature 18-Hole Course Tickets Available at: We Limit Our Delivery Area 0 Birthday Parties Good Any Time FREE 0 Group Rates- Golf Instruction OT SchoolKids-Hillsborougb St., DELIVERY 0 Video Games <2 Quail Corners Shopping Center 0 Sandwiches, Snacks, Drinks ‘9 & Franklin St., Chapel Hill. FREE 12"le .CCCCC-_- NCSU Student Center-Room 3114 LALL FACILITIES LIGHTED FOR Nl:_—"|GHTPLAY Order Any 12"Pizza, 4 item or More, Students, Senior Citizens, Ladies and Receive a PM of I Special Rates- Mon. - Fri. 9-5 Presented by Equal Value FREEl (except holidays) We Limit Our Odvary Ana New Music, WKNC-FM & 772-5961 cum-d...“- 5715 Fayettevilie Rd. 401 South The Union Activities Board. Free Delivery 9 ml. South of 70 401 Split 3:127 Hillsborouoh ST. Open 7 days a week - year 'round seam 8 / /

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by Bonnie Karanjia trying to usher in the talkies era against some gala musical routines and ballets. How does such an influential Billy Wilder’s masterful and expressive medium like film satire on Hollywbod and the life portray itself? Self- and sorrows of its screen idols. glorification? Homage? Satire? Sunset Boulevard (1950). starr- Starting yesterday, a film ing Gloria Swanson playing an festival of Movies Movies almost real aging silent screen will be screened at the North idol and William Holden as her larolina Museum of It will young lover is another classic focus on movies which candidly movie that simply must not be depict the aspects of creativity, missed. Also'featured in this ingenuity, camaraderie and pro- magnum opus are Keaton, Cecil blems involved in the glamorous B. deMille, Erich von Stroheim profession of film-making. and Hedda Hopper. First an American series and Stardust Memories (1980). a then a European series of films Woody Allen satirical will be screened as separate autobiography (he has since schedules to enable viewers to denied it as such). examines compare and contrast the two Woody’s viewpoint of movie schools of thought on movie- critics. pseudo-intellectuals, making. groupies, a clique of women Films such as Stardust played by Jessica Harper. Memories. Day for Night. Man Charlotte Pampling and Marie- about Town and 8 1/2 all take a Christine Barrault and several look at the film director’s other ordeals of being just lifestyle whereas movies like Woody Allen. The Cameraman and The Man with the Movie Camera look at Busby Berkeley’s choreogra- films from behind the camera’s phic musical extravaganza lens. Also included in this film Footlight Parade (1933) is a series are choreographic story of a director of stage pro- Sunset Boulevard, with William Holden and Gloria Swanson isjust one or the films which will be shown dur- musicals such as Singin’ in the logues for movie houses. The ing the Movies about Movies series at the North Carolina Museum of Art. Rain and Footlight Parade and choreography is excellent with hundreds of dancers captured film classics like Sunset with his cronies, trying to run a film which should attract ge- screened whenever time per- Boulevard. on film in various picturesque geometric patterns. decadent old movie house. nuine art film enthusiasts. mits. The American series started Hilarious light comedy. Rounding up the film festival Films will be shown Tuesday off with the film The Starting the series of Euro- Federico Fellini’s ’A (1963) is is Rene’ Clair’s romantic French evenings at 7 and 9:15 in the Cameraman(1928). renowned pean films is well-known french an autobiographical film (in- film Man About Town (1947 — Museum. auditorium Tuesday, comedian Buster Keaton’s last film director Francois cidentally, almost all his films narration in English) of an elder- August 16. Series subscription silent comedy, describing Truffaut’s Day for Night (1973 are so) which takes a behind-the- ly film director V.(Maurice for: all films, 315; first five Keaton’s travels through New — English version) which scenes look at a film director Chevalier) and his love for a (American), 88; second five York, foot-loose and fancy-free. depicts the pleasures and (Marcello Mastroianni) and his younger woman; .set on the (foreign). 38. For more informa- and his energetic efforts at cap travails involved in the making problems with his art, wife, sidewalks and boulevards of tion write: Education Depart- turing movie newsreel footage of a movie. Strongly admired mistress and his dreamgirl charming old Paris. ment. N.C. Museum of Art, 2110 with his vintage movie camera. but also stongly criticized by a (Claudia Cardinate). Anouk Besides the main features. Blue Ridge Blvd., Raleigh. NC. Along with this film, Charlie few who 'maintain that Aimee also stars in this~historic several nostalgic shorts are also 27607. or phone 833-1935. Chaplin’s His New Job was also Truffaut’s concept of directors shown to provide a sardonic pampering their cantankerous 960%...... ‘ twist to reality. 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Styx gives smooth, yet. intense performance in Greensboro ‘ Styx opened to an en- ing. It made one wish for the up onstage. it made the au- -- a group so well-appreciated by Ben Matthews thusiastic crowd that Friday Styx of days gone by instead of dience feel at home. They didn't for their recent spurt into the Asst. Entertainment Editor night with what seemed to be the pre-pubescent sound which have that cold professional at- more widespread pop music more of a production than a per- seems to characterize the group titude that successful groups market. After that, the group What's a four-letter word for formance. The first 20 minutes now. sometimes appear to have cranked into “Crystal Ball" and high energy harmony and of the show were previews to Traditional Styx fans were onstage. then, what was probably the rock‘n'roll? Another hint? Styx's new movie Kilroy Was not to be disappointed, Styx had basically two acts, magnum opus of the concert. What's one of the most suc- Here. Not that the previews however, as Styx raced into separated by an intermission, “Suite Madame Blue" with cessful groups of musicians in 'were that bad, it’s just that the such tunes as “Blue Collar Man" and it was really during the se- awesome instrumental perfor- the "703 and '803? Another hint? “Kilroy" costumes and and “Fooling Yourself“ with cond act that Styx blossomed. mances by the whole band and Okay, who was in Greensboro characters kept reappearing awesome intensity from Tommy Shaw opened up the second act particularly good vocals by Den- the night of June 3? throughout the concert which, Shaw on vocals. One of the ad- with a country-style picking on nis DeYoung. Styx. of course. after a while, became very tir- mirable things about Styx was the acoustic guitar showing From that point on. Styx con- that with its antics and cutting remarkable versatility for Styx tinued to escalate in intensity and performance. They rolled pREPARE FOP through “Cold War" and “Best of Times" with amazing MCAToLSAT-GMAT smoothness. Then it jammed in- SAT-ACToDAT GRE CPA to “Miss America". another ePennanentCentersooen e Opportunity to node up high-intensity tune, with power- days,“minus“ missed lessons. ful vocals that simply mesmeriz- ed the audience. After that it 0 “hourlyLow cost. MW 0 Voluminous home-stud; full-time staff. materials constant ' broke into “Great Balls of Fire", to RSI-NJ»? updated by rose rs an old relic by Jerry Lee Lewis. .facllities forreview of expert in their field. class lessons and supple- 0 Opportunity'to transferto 851-6994 Dennis DeYoung’s powerful mentarytaiymaterials. and confirm study at any high-energy vocals 0 Classes taunt by skilled of our over 105 enters. demonstrated even more instructors. (VHEFCOUHSFSAVAHABLF originality than the original. BUFFET Overall, the Styx concert was .‘JRL F‘WL’M‘ 5. R121 ‘r‘Al- ,LM'UMT nil-(Lt): a musical 5“th N’v‘E HIE 'ELi‘v‘i: HEX- hUB-RNFU‘; success. Styx hurt A "(Iv ALI £1Ml E'r‘ho itself only with the frequent .‘\’~l ' ’im- references back to costumes and m.W(: Pizza, Salad Bar, Spaghetti, Lasagna, Garlic wimmawm characters from their movie Bread, ICE CREAM Kilroy Was Here. The music was powerful and of high inten- W" 3700 Chapel rim Blvd. Daily Nightly sity. The group was alive Durham, NC. and ' MY“ cum 11-2 entertaining on stage providing 4800-6795919 generally excellent music mamas throughout the concert making an enjoyable event for all. 1|i JunolBJmle [BMW/11 u

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by Bruce Winkwerth “Dawg Jazz." This side is very Sports Edna; much like most of Grisman's other available work, meaning it Many are the times that peo is small ensemble jazz music like ple walk ,into a record store that of the and '40s but looking to buy something just a played on bluegrass in- bit different from the usual struments. Top40 fare heard on most radio If you saw the movie King of stations. They aren‘t necessari- the Gypsies. you saw Grisman‘s ly looking to buy that one record group, with Grappelli, playing in a lifetime that will become the part of the gypsy band. Ex- more sophisticated and esoteric Since so many of its previous “When it rains at the drive-in, It their all-time favorite but just cept for the side's title track. type of bluegrass. To those works are out of print, it is just ain't no sin. We can't see out, something off the beaten path. the music on this side is very familiar with Grisman’s music. a guess that this is somewhere They can’t see in." If you include yourself in that much like the music from that the title “Dawg Grass" is very in the neighborhood of the 12th Rhythm and blues is the group, Warner Brothers has film. The highlight ofthe side is appropriate. NRBQ album. but that is a knowledgeable estimate. theme of.‘ side two's opening two very fine records for you to Grisman’s “Steppin’ with The only thing that ap- track, “12 Bar Blues." an ”old consider. Both are by artists Stephane," which of course proaches the yee-haa style of One of NRBQ‘s problems has blues tune given the truck-stop who have been around for some features the ageless Grappelli picking on this laid back LP side been that while the band has treatment, and an old standard, time without making it big, on violin. is Grisman’s “Happy Birthday, put out excellent studio records, “Get Rhythm," is culled up from while at the same time avoiding Grappelli is the same Bill Monroe." Even that tune it is basically a live band that is the band‘s classic At Yankee the total obscurity that their Stephane Grappelli who played .won’t pick you up out of your at its best playing in a POWdybar Stadium LP — not a live album record sales would indicate they with the immortal Django chair and make you want to or road stop. NRBQ has never but still a great bargain in the have earned. Reinhardt in the Hot Club of clog. quite been able to capture the cut-out bins at your local record O O C Paris, and he sounds right. at As usual with Grisman. the energy of its stage show on store. David Grisman has seven home with the Grisman Quartet. vinyl, although what has been previous records available, and He has appeared on all but two musicianship on this album is This album is not going to impeccably fine. and the only recorded has been as excellent change your life, but it might he has been very consistent ofGrisman’s LPs, and the col- as it has been unlistened to. each time out. Grisman’s style laboration seems‘to work every fault one might find with the make it somewhat more en- has been very hard to pigeon- bit as well as his work with album would be the concept of Grooves In Orbit, the latest joyable the next time you feel hole into such categories as folk, Reinhardt. splitting the two sides into such offering from the boys. is not like sipping a few cool ones and jazz or bluegrass, all of which The other side of this record , divergent types of music. Even their best effort. but it is still in listening to some good, old- are sources for his eclectic style is a return for Grisman to his so, there is much fine music here . keeping with their recorded fashioned R&B. of music. So a long time ago. he bluegrass roots. which run very to be heard. tradition. The album features The production is well done. came up with his own name for deep. It is called. of course, 0.. some fine rockers basked in the especially the vocals. which his unique blend of styles, call- “Dawg Grass." and features NRBQ began its recording rhythm and blues image of the feature many fine harmonies. It ing it “dawg music." such bluegrass luminaries as career 11 years ago and has band's name in addition to a is unlikely that this will turn His latest effort is a twin Jerry Douglas on dobro, Tony managed to survive an unap- ballad or two. around the recording career of package — sort of like two Rice on guitar and Earl Scruggs preciative public—without starv- ‘ After the hot rocking NRBQ. but it will probably keep records in one. one on each side. on banjo. ing. Very seldom does a band "Smackaroo" opens the LP, the it going for at least one more On one side is a collection of jazz This is not the foot-stomping live on such a small cult follow- band slips into “Rain at the record and at least one more tunes. featuring the violin of brand of bluegrass found at old- ing as the New Rhythm and Drive-In," which is about what good rocking tour of America‘s Stephane Grappelli, called time fiddle conventions, but a Blues Quartet has. you might think it is about. best rocking bars.

Eu rythmics have Sweet Dreams about its latest

by John B. Jones makes for an interesting piece early disco-soul of Donna Sum- laborate their talents, turning Entertainment Writer of work. mer or Sister Sledge. Its beat out songs that reflect numerous The four other cuts that share quickly moves the listener to ap influences yet have an originali- In its new RCA US. release the B-side with “Sweet Dreams" proval and just as quickly to the ty of their own. Sweet Dreams Are Made Of however, sport a sort of droning dance floor. Spearheading the movement This, the Eurythmics. a British effect antithetical to that of the Having abandoned the tradi- combining technology and synthpop duo. creates not only title cut, a sound many tradi- tional bass/drumslguitar pat- music. the Eurythmics have the bouncy. upbeat sounds of tional new wave fans would find tern of musician lineup, the taken synth-pop one step fur- discopop new wave but also a somewhat lethargic, tedious or band works its miracles on a ther than most bands of its kind. more mellowed, sadder. almost “druggy.” Although never total- simple eighttrack mixing deck into a realm of warm and lonely sound, offering lvariety in ly abandoning the funk beat. and its ever-faithful audio move- humanizing music that compels the recent explosion of techno- these songs, such as “Somebody ment drum computer. creating us not only to dance. but to P- , Told Me" or “The City Never artificial bass riffs and complex think and, most importantly. to The group name stems from Sleeps” effectively contribute to rhythms at the touch of a ~ smile in this crazy age. its creation of a EuroBritish the theme of loneliness that escaping the aforementioned keyboard. This LP. despite its occa- reggae accented by a rhythmic, ' runs throughout the LP. lethargy. This is the second album out sional deviance from the usual funk-influenced beat. David 0n the album’s flip side, great “Wrap It Up.” one of these for the pair who record, produce path of sugar-coated, synthesiz- Stewart and Annie Lennox per- melodies, moving harmonies. upbeat tunes. is performed by and arrange their own music. ed Human League style of hap- form with _a harmony that is and technical effects continue. an energetic guest vocalist iden- Having worked together since py music. is a fine collection of simply lacking in other new- although only two of the ive tified only as “Green" on the 1977, Stewart and Lennox have sincerity which deserves credit wave combos. cuts are upbeat in its mpo. jacket and is reminiscent of the ‘learned to effectively col- from American audiences. Title track “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)," far exam- “Driving ple, is a deceptively simple and ‘Miniature an infectuously dancey tune ef— Range" Oak Ridge Golf Center Golf" fectively combining David’s tech know-how and instrumen- Town talist skills with Annie's soulful. The New Guys In 266-4243 intense and provocative voice to create a subtle message of dis- satisfaction with today’s world. STUDENT DAY FREE round of miniature golf with the This cut topped the U.K. charts With I.D. for months and is by far the best purchase of a round. known of the Eurythmics' material in the Triangle area. 11:00am - 10:00pm Monday - Thursday 2 can play for the price of one! Its sound reflects major disco 11:00am - 11:00pm Friday Saturday and funk influences. yet easily Expires July understood lyrics laced with 12:00pm - 10:00pm Sunday audio-electronic wizardry -C...... -..\ (coupon not valid on Student Day) . 12 / June is. 1983 [Technician / Entertainment Ti.

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Guns, gadgets, gizmos and lots and Iats of women

by Yvonne Malena Among the roles that deserve Entertainment Writer mention are Jourdan's assistants Magda (Kristina and “For Bond fans, this movie fulfills its promise Wayborn) and Gobinda (Kabir by Ionic Kara-lie Bedi) and Indian tennis ace Vi- Entertainment Writer to measure up to its expectations of thrills and jay Amritraj playing Bond's sidekick. The Bond regulars How many of you have seen excitement. The Bond magic definitely still ex- such as Miss Moneypenny (Lois the suited agent, the killer with Maxwell) and Q are all still pre- a license to kill, the rolling-stone istsf’ sent. lover. the lovely girls, the exotic This latest 007 feature does locales, magnificent sets and ut- manage to retain the magic and terly unbelievable plots that charm of its earlier producer Albert Broccoli uses to predecessors, but for how long get an endless chain of box- will this last? With no more of office hits? Ian Fleming's James Bond For Bond fans, this movie novels left and an aging Roger fulfills its promise to measure Moore, the future looks bleak. up to its expectations of thrills The answer depends upon Sean and excitement. The Bond Connery's upcoming Bond magic definitely still exists. If Movie. you really are not familiar with James Bond, 007, of Universal Exports (euphemism for the British Secret Service). this a Now playing good movie to start with, even though it may be the star Roger piece, Bond is assigned to track money-maker is on its way to black humor is generated by the Moore’s last one. down the bad guys (of course) the box office. 5 intelligent use of odd weapons Octopussy is now showing at The plot, spread over the and meet and make love to some Octopussy, released by such as an acid pen, a crocodile the Falls II Theatre. Tickets usual exotic locales - Berlin, ladies in exotic costumes such as MGM/United Artist, is produc- boat and even a tennis racket to are $3. 75 for adults. Rated London, New Delhi and North Octopussy (Maud Adams). ed by Albert R. Broccoli and ward off the bad guys. PG, shows are at and India - consists essentially of the Octopussy is a jewel smug- directed by John Glen who The fights on top of a train. on p.m. daily with a 3 breakaway, fanatical factions of gler who maintains a cohort of takes over the mantle from a plane and the tiger (man) hunt pm. matinee on Saturday the Soviet Politburo, led by the athletic beauties who wishes to veteran director Guy Hamilton. are all shot intelligently by and Sunday. sinister General Orlov, trying to avenge her father’s death (one His direction is merely satisfac- cameraman Alan Hume. plant an atomic bomb on a U.S. of Bond’s previous adversaries). tory and by no means extraor- Roger Moore plays an im- NATO base in West Germany But who has ever heard of any dinary. passive and cliche-filled Bond in as a first step to start WWIII woman not succumbing to For probably the first time, his usual, casual manner with no ' between the two major powers Bond's charms? the skeletal framework of the room for his dramatic talents. (sounds a little familiar, huh?). After several chases and plot described in Octopussy - Model-turned-actress Adams, He is aided by Kamal Khan action-packed fight , scenes in» Ian Fleming's last book (a who previously starred in an (Louis Jourdan) and his hen- which the villians are picked off trilogy) on the James Bond earlier Bond Movie, The Man chman Gobinda (Kabir Bedi) one at a time, the movie ends series - is interwoven with stan- with the Golden Gun (1974). is both providing the Indian link to with a characteristic scene of dard Hollywood screenplay. emotionally involved in the title the» typically dastardly plot. Bond and his girl in bed. . . Turn The theme song “All Time role of Octopussy. and she After agent 009 is killed deliver- off the lights. One ‘more Bond- High" performed by Rita deserves some credit. ing a priceless Faberge jewel Coolidge isn't likely to hit the Jourdan, a veteran French ac- top of the charts, but the music tor known for his role in the score provided by veteran John musical Gigi, plays the evil and SUMMER Barry is catchy. conniving Kama] Khan convinc- Considerably less emphasis ingly, right down to his down has been placed on Q‘s (Des- pat Indian accent. mond Llewelyn) ingenious The remaining minor roles in gadgetry and rightly so. A bit of the cast don't really stand out.

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lonescontinues track team’s rise

Tom 'DeSChriver Williams was a, member of State’s 400-meter relay team this season until football ended his track season just before the Status Penn Relays. But because of an NCAA rule which allows any athlete to be a professional in Quo one sport but still compete col- legiatly in another. Willams' Assistant sports editor track is not over. He has one year of track eligibility remain- When summer's heat and personal-best of 20.84 for ing, which the Hamlet. N.C. humidity churn up. baseball and ZOO-meters (national class in native plans to use next season.“ the beach are usually what come track and field). Williams sur- V'Williams also said that runn- to one‘s mind. but for State's prised the coaches with his ing track helped him prepare for Perry Williams. the summer speed. the rigors of camp. months are a time for wind “He (Parcell) was impressed." “A lot of guys were in pretty sprints and weight lifting. Williams said. “I was drafted as good shape." Williams said. Drafted in the seventh round a strong safety. and I think they “But I was in tip-top shape from of the recent National Football thought I could run about 4.5 for track." League draft by the New York the 40. But I ran 4.3 on the first 0 O O Giants. Williams is scheduled to day. and they said that I would The drafting of Dan Plesac in report to head coach Bill be a cornerback. That suits me the first round last Monday by Parcell's club on July 16. But just fine because that's what I the Milwaukee Brewers Williams plans to leave on July - played in college." represented the first time that a 6 to get an early start. Williams pointed to the fact Wolfpacker has gone in the Williams recently returned to that several players from the opening round of the major State to take summer classes ACC are with the Giants. and league amateur draft. after going through the Giants' they helped him in mini-camp. The 6-5 lefthander was the rookie camp and one-week mini- “I knew some of the guys 26th pick overall and joins camp. already. like Lawrence Taylor brother Joe. who was picked in “Camp went really well,” (North Carolina). Bill Ard (Wake the second round by the San Williams said. “It was basically Forest) and Terry Kinard (Clem- Diego Padres last year. in the like a regular practice. We did son). who they drafted in the pros. technique drills and started first round this year. Terry and Plesac's selection. when judg- learning the system. It was a lot I studied our play books ed on his abilities (his fastball of work in a week." together at night which really has been clocked at 88 miles per Although Williams has a helped." hour). comes as no surprise. But when based on his mound .per- formances the past two seasons it reveals that the pros don’t judge records as highly as they do talent. After a sensational freshman campaign in which Plesac was Q8. he slumped to seasons of 3-2 Photo courtesy of the Agromeck and a 4.36 earned run average HtcherDannyPlesacwasdraftedlnthellrstroundoftherecent his sophomore year and a 4-2 baseball draft by the Mllwaukee Brewers. Plesac had a career record with a ERA of 5.89 this season. of 13-7 for the \Voll'pack. State baseball coach Sam Esposito knew that Plesac situatibns. No matter how good fired rounds of 72.73.73 and 75 would probably go by the se- of an arm a guy has. he has to for a 293 total to finish six learn how to pitch." strokes behind individual win- cond round. but a first-round 0 O 0 pick was questionable. ner Jim Carter of Arizona State “I could tell by all the atten- Track coach Tom Jones con- in the NCAA Golf Tournament tion that he was getting that he tinues to build the Wolfpack at Fresno. Calif.. this past week. would go by the second round." program towards his goal of be- Top ACC finishers were David ' Esposito said. “I had some ing competitve on a national Love of North Carolina and reservations for a first-round level. Julian Taylor-bf Clemson who pick because of the sow seasons The Pack returned from the shot 292 for the four rounds... the last two years. Danny didn’t NCAA Outdoor Track and Field State distance runner Kim have the kind of seasons that a Championships tied for 20th Sharpe placed 20th in the guy with his potential would ' place with 25 points. a vast im- 10.000-meter run at the NCAA have." provement over last year's scor- Outdoor Track and Field Cham- Given the good arm that ing of just seven points. pionships. Sharpe's time was Plesac has. Esposito sees When taken into account that 35.21... Football coach Tom Plesac's major. job in the minors Fidelis Obikwu. 7th-place Reed recently made national as learning how to pitch. finisher in last year's decathlon. news when he was bitten by a “With slot of pitchers it takes was ineligible this year. the Pack poisonous copperhead snake. Technician file photo could have moved up several Former four. five or six years in the Reed survived and so did the Statecornerback Perry Williams. who was drafted In the minors to learn how to pitch," notches in the standin snake, as Reed was persuaded seventhroundottheNFLdrattbytheNewYorltGlantslnAprltls Esposito said. “Danny needs to Ohikwu owns a personal best for by his four-year-old son not to now preparing for the opening of camp In July. Villllams Impressed learn placement and getting the ' the ten-eventer of 7.7%. which kill the reptile. After tying the Glants coaches at arecent Inlnl-canlp. breaking ball over in tough would have placed him third snake up. Reed called the this year. Obikwu fell below the J hospital to see if he should get KIRTLAND BAGS 0 BEL‘L HELMETS.OFENDERS ' 24 credit hours needed to re- himself checked. Reed asked the main eligible when he competed hospital if he should bring the OWegive six months servieeandfree useooftools $5.00 OFF in the Commonwealth Games snake in. and there must have instructions with every bicycle sold. this past fall for his native Great been some surprised workers in . OWeepeeisfluiatouringtouringond hamper-ration PRICE OF Britain. white when he showed up with rentals. 3-5-10 bicycles ExpertRepairs. Tool TUNE-UP the three-foot live snake in a Well Words Golfer Nolan Mills “no Isl. - Fri. 10-7/8at. 10-5 With Coupon ”080 Ema 1211 Emeline-gt Street Students 11 ,‘qu Raleigh Welcome 18 sshds 333-4538 everyda 512 Daniels St. ameron Village y REAR RACKS expires 9-1-83 onday--Thursday and Saturday — 11:00am.2:15p.m.. 4.00-8:00pm. ------_- Sunday and Friday —- 11:00a.m.-8:00p.to. 1\ 1' June 15, 1&3 Technician Sports / 15

prings pointingf or US team

by Scott Keepfer and then overcame Hayes and 80-degree temperatures in Saturday's final. When State's Betty Springs Springs’ two victories may became the only female double- have confounded others but not winner at the NCAA Track and Geiger or herself. Field Championships in “I was happy with my trail- Houston. Texas last week. many ing prior to the NCAAs,“ Spr- people may have been surpris- ings said. “So I did expect to run ed. Certainly more than one op- my best." posing coach groaned helplessly Geiger concurred. “I thought as the Pack’s 5'2", blue-eyed she'd do} well. Her workouts blonde blew past everyone on were a good indication that she the final laps of her 5.000- and was going to run fast." 10,000-meter races.- At this point. Springs will A real surprise? Unexpected? begin testing her versatility. Not exactly. State’s latest na- Since 5,000- and 10,000-meter tional champion had been serv- runners don't get the opportuni- ing notice for quite a while that ty to travel or compete at those she would be nearby when the distances in the Olympics, Spr- gun lap arrived. And in ings must drop down to the Houston, she gave her all, prov- 3,000-meters. ing once again that this '84- This Friday. she will travel to Olympic hopeful is not just Indianapolis, Ind., for her initial another pretty face. “big race" at this distance. and Although one can hardly help the competition will be of noticing Springs’ physical ap- almost unbelievable quality. peal, underneath her attractive The race field will include such exterior is a quiet, yet determin- well-knowns as Joan Benoit. ed individual — every bit the world record holder in the consummate champion. marathon, and Mary Decker‘ “Betty is very patient and in- Tabb, who owns the American telligent about her running," 3.000-meter record. says Springs' coach Rollie A good showing in In- Geiger. “She is extremely dianapolis would open a lot of coachable and does all the possibilities. The top finishers things characteristic of a cham- here will qualify for such pion." prestigious meets as the Pan Geiger. who has coached Spr- Am Games, the National Sports ings since her high school days Festival and the World Cham- in Bradenton, Fla.. remains the pionships. But Springs isn’t advisor to her training. And allowing the hype or competi- judging from the results, the tion to out-psych her. In fact, it two work extremely well seems she can hardly wait. together and share a lasting “It’s going to be exciting," relationship. Springs said. “A lot of great run- “He really started me runn- ners will be there. I am really ing." Springs said. “.And he has ‘ looking forward to it." influenced my running in so Unfortunately. the only many ways. He is more than distance races in the Olympics. just a coach — he is a great besides the 1,500, are the Tecnician ie phot-0 friend." 3,000-meter and the marathon. Fresh on her victories in the 5,000- and 10,000-meter runs at the NCAA Outdoor Traci: and Field Cham- A year ago at this time. it The International Olympic Com- pionships, Betty Springs moves down to 3,000 meters with hopes oi‘ making the 0.5. International team. would have been difficult for mittee apparently does not Springs to imagine her recent believe women are capable of always done very well. From ings has proven herself time successes. She was suffering running the 5.000- or “She was more forced into four consecutive years as after time. In other words, don't from a nagging stress fracture 10,000—meter distances. this position than anything." Florida‘s high school half-mile be surprised to see the in her foot that kept her off the Why this outdated philosophy Geiger said. “The marathon is and mile champion, to 1981 Wolfpack’s diminutive darling track for longer than she would still stands is of serious ques— very stressful, but I think she NCAA cross country champion. of distance remain at the top of have liked. tion. but Springs is hopeful that will do very well." and now the national champion the running world for years to But, not unlike Dereck Whit- changes will be made before the But then. Betty Springs has at 5.000- and 10.000-meters. Spr- come. tenburg. Springs returned to ac- 1988 Olympic Games. If a tion with a vengeance. con- woman can run a marathon in 2 cluding with her performance in hours, 26 minutes, she reasons, Houston last week. then why shouldn't they be Already this season. Springs allowed the “mere" distances had been impressive in a such as the 5.000 and 10,000? number of races. After taking “It puzzles me." Springs said. fifth-place in the World Cross “Why add a marathon and not Country Championships in the 5.000- or 10.000-meters. This March, Springs won both the forces everyone (in the middle Penn Relay’s 5.000-meter, and distances) to the 3,000 or the; the ACC 10,000-meter cham- marathon." , pionship. Thus, Springs will forego’ her At the NCAAs. Springs set senior track season to concen- meet records in each of her win- trate on training for the Olym- ning efforts. and in the pic. marathon trials. It will be 5,000-meter she defeated col- quite a change, but she is eager legiate record-holder Kathy to challenge the 26-plus mile Hayes of Oregon. Earlier, after distance. taking the 10.000-meter title in “This will really be a new ex- a school-record 33:01.2, Springs perience." Springs said. “I will had been unsure as whether to run one marathon this summer. even run in the 5.000meter. It's going to be difficult. but I kinko's copies The 10,000-meter final had am looking forward to it.” been Wednesday night. and the Geiger is confident Springs 5.000-meter qualifying‘race was can handle her new distance but scheduled for Thursday. But realizes they more or less had 2808 Hillsborough Street (Across from NCSU and Swenson’s) Raleigh Springs. foreseeing aggravation no choice in the matter. Basical- 832-4533 with herself if she didn't run. ly. it was run the marathon or Mon-Thurs 8am-7pm/Fri 8am-6pm/Sat léarfiiépm/’Sun 1-5pm qualified in the next day's trials forget the Olympics. 1“ .

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ACC ADs move tournamentto DA

brought this up. but as a former As See It minor league official scorer. I am sensitive to both the pressures and weaknesses of those stupid enough to BRUCE volunteer for the job. Five years ago on national WINKWORTH TV. Nolan Ryan took a nohitter into the seventh inning against the Yankees. I forget who hit ~ the fly ball. but I‘ll never forget Sports Editor the play. It was a dying fly ball into shallow center field that Amid all the talk about the State center fielder Chris Rick Miller made a diving at. basketball rules at the ACC Baird was the 24th-round selec- tempt at. only to have the ball Athletic Directors meeting last tion of the Atlanta Braves. but hit the end of his glove and month. the news that the site of at press-time Baird had not trickle away. Incredibly. the of- the ACC Baseball Tournament made a decision regarding sign- ficial scorer ruled it an error. had been moved to Durham was ing. The Braves had arranged to It was easily the most gutleaa somewhat obscured. Several fly Baird to Atlanta to talk and ruling I’ve ever seen. and there conference baseball coaches ex- attend a game. Esposito said he can be no doubt that the official pressed considerable had no idea what Baird would scorer was invoking this old un- displeasure at having the tour- do. written rule that the first hit nament at UNC's Boshamer “I honestly have no idea what has to be a clean one. Well I Stadium each year. and the ADs Chris will do," Esposito said. think that rule should be un- listened and acted. “The Braves really wine and unwritten and forgotten. It By a 7-1 vote. the ADs elected dine their draft choices, even should also‘be an unwritten rule to hold the 1984 tournament at the lower ones like Chris." that the first error. and any Durham Athletic Park. home of While not knowing Baird's subsequent ones. should be the Carolina League's Durham plans. Esposito said he did know clean ones as well, and had Bulls. Bulls president Miles his own sentiments on- Baird's Miller made that play. you'd Wolff had been trying to get the future, some of which were still be seeing it on “Baseball tournament at DAP for some selfish. some not. Fever" commercials. It would time. and he was pleased to “If he goes. we're gonna have have been phenomenal. finally succeed. a big hole in our outfield." Fortunately. the Yankees got “We're really happy to get Esposito said. “We hope to have a clean hit in the next inning. the tournament here.” Wolff Tracy Black back for a hardship taking the scorer off the hook. said. “We think we can do a season. but we don't know yet. . but in a way he deserved to be . good job of promoting it and “I honestly believe that Chris left hanging there by that drawing people to it." would be better off with another hopelessly awful call. There was one aspect of the year of college ball. He needs to I no longer have to do that move that did not sit too well learn the strike zone better. and job. but there was one time with Wolff. and that was the he_ needs more experience hit- when I broke up a nohitter on league's decision not to allow ting against left-handed pit- an infield hit. and I heard the beer sales at the stadium's con- chers. Those left-handed grumblings from the crowd. cession stands. Instead. the con- curveballs in the pros could real- After the game. the pitcher told ference said it will allow people ly give him trouble.” me that my call was 100 percent to bring beer into the stadium in 0 I I correct. which made me feel bet- . Technician file photo coolers. an idea that Wolff per- It was at Durham Athletic ter about the whole situation. OutfleiderChrit Baird mustdecidewhetherto return to Statefor night that his sonally vetoed. Park Saturday All I'm trying to do is dispel senior year or Sign with the Atlanta Braves who drafted him in the “I can't understand that." Hagerstown left-hander Bob one of baseball’s more ridiculous Wolff said. “If they're going to Konopa took a nohitter into the myths. A bit is a hit is a hit. And 2"” round 0' “M recent M" 9mm allow beer at all. why not let us sixth inning against the Bulls. always will be. sell it? We can police the situa- who were virtually helpless tion by selling it here rather against him. With one out on the Johnny Hat- than allowing people to bring it sixth. Durham DH Geiger signs in. and we could make money for cher hit a ground ball that five all-America harriers, the conference that way. By bounced about 15 times before allowing people to bring beer in, rolling through the right side of we have to hire additional the infield for a hit. spoiling the Ormsby, Albee tofill shoes of departees security. which we'd ‘prefer not nohitter. to do." It was. as they say. a clean One of the problems at hit. and the first hit is supposed by Tom DeSchriver Ormsby’s top performance all-ACC performer Jeff Boshamer was intoxicated fans. to be a clean one, through the in- Assistant Sports Editor this season was her winning Wentworth three years ago. and several observers mention- field. right? ' . time of 4:56 in the Geiger supplemented his ed fans bringing in two or three Why? The signing of five all- 1.600-meter run in the State harriers with high school all- coolers filled with beer. It I‘ve always questioned that America runners should meet. ' America Andy Herr of Ohio makes sense that if people can notion since it makes the sup- enable the Wolfpack men's Geiger also signed Ohio and North Carolina prepster bring it in they are going to position that a ball that would and women's cross country state champion Patty Ronnie Tucker of North drink more than if they had to ordinarily be a hit wouldn't be in teams to maintain the suc- Metzler who was also named Guilford. pay a dollar a~beer. certain situations. There is cess they have had over re- to The Harrier all-America Herr captured the Ohio Regardless of the beer situa- nothing in the rule book that cent years. team. , state cross country title last tion. it is a sure bet that Clem- says the definition of a basehit Head coach Rollie Geiger With the loss of three key fall and was named to The son coach Bill Wilhelm and Duke changes depending on the type signed two women‘s high seniors. John George. Mike Harrier cross country all- coach Tom D'Armi are happy of game the pitcher is pitching. school all-Americas. two Mantin‘i and Kevin Houston, America team. He has per- with the move. They were the If a ball is hit deep to the hole men's junior college all- and the transfer of freshman sonal bests of 4:17 for the league's two most outspoken op” at shortstop. and the shortstop. Americas and one men's high Tom Tobin. Geiger knew he 1.600-meter and 9:15 for the ponents of having the tourna- comes up with ball and throws it school all-America. had to bring in talent that 3,200-meter on the track. ment in Chapel Hill. Here at away at first but too late to get Heading the women‘s list could help the program right Tucker recently finished State. Wolfpack coach Sam the runner anyway, isn't that a is Kathy Ormsby of Rich- away. second in the 1.600-meter run Esposito expressed indifference hit. with an error added for mond County High School. In his search. Geiger went with a time of 4:13 in the to the move. . allowing the runner to get to se- Ormsby was named to The west to the familiar and North Carolina state cham- “It didn't really matter to cond base? Some people don't Harrier cross country all- friendly grounds of Brevard pionships. me.” Esposito said. “We still seem to think so. America team. and this spr- Junior College to sign junior shortstopmakes a good Gieger says that his have to drive about the same If the ing she won the 800. 1.600 college all-Americas Brad recruiting of men distance distance. I really didn't mind go throw on the exact same play and 3.200—meter runs in the Albee and Jim Hickey. the runner beats the throw. runners has not been com- ing over to Chapel Hill each and North Carolina State High Brevard furnished the pleted and that two more year to play it." that’s a hit. no question about it. School Track Championships. Wolfpack ' with George and I'm not entirely sure why} even signings can be expected.