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Forum deals with race relations on camus By Madelyn Rosenberg Thomas lloncsctttt. who chairs ih. t.tt till. Executive News Editor Senate. said Thursday that lllL'M‘ st.iti~ti.» .lli Barriers examined comparable to the national tist-rttgc Society isn‘t altogether perfect. and neither are NCSU administrators and black students Brinks included himself as ti \l.lll\lli it .it Hi race relations on N.C. State‘scampus. talk about the progress of minorities on his sixth year as il business iti.itr.igcntt-rit '. lili‘lll That‘s what Student Body President Kevin "Let's all tell the truth llL‘lt,‘ \kcrt' toot-2 .i Howell told a group of 35 black student leaders campus. Page 0 problem. We. as black \llltlt‘lll\ i in 30 ‘ Wednesday in a meeting at the University concentrateon graduating " l I“Ti1986 Student Center. “When I came here from a predominantly Kim Rowland of Delta Sigma lhi-ir s ili‘ili‘ c - - F] 198? Howell said the students were meeting “not in black high school. they told me that twu out of agreed. "This unncrstti docs liril .t.iv.i‘ .9 protest. There is a need to discuss the positive every three (blacks) that came in would not be student who is not capablc ol tit.id..r.ittr.ii \llL‘ ‘3; "0 q things we‘ve done and concentrate on the here when I graduated." said Harry Sullivan. said. O ‘ problems we foresee. What we’re looking for are president of Phi Beta Sigma. “That scared me." Roderick Robinson. of (hut-{:4 l‘~i l’tti 0‘ Total number of answers." Student Senator Fulvio Brooks said that 52% fraternity. attittctt that hint-its li.r\c .i iiiiii. tiii rm. 2 . posnmns at NCSU Racism is everywhere. Howell said. “It‘s one of the black students who come to N.(‘. State go graduating front prctlonirntintlt \\llllt' itisiiiiiiroti- "' thing to admit there‘s a problem . . . we need to home without a diploma. “Let's not sugarcoat "because they don‘t have the support ' to a talk about solving problems. We need to improve what's going on." he said. “It‘s a university (ireg Washington. another ‘)lllt}'.l l‘si Pin 3 533 554 conditions.“ problem.“ brother. said that black ltlt‘llll\ lllt‘llll‘t‘ts It. to 0 Few of the students in Howell‘s forum could Howell. too. expressed concern about the low offer support. bill it is dillittilt tor .l lL“i\ g offer solutions. although many of them could graduation rate for black students. adding that professors to deal \Hlll so mam sttnlciris lli‘ name the problems. “it‘s (low) not only for blacks. but for everyone." added that this would account for lllt‘ l.itk o! O Low numbers of black faculty and athletics Howell said the four-year graduation rate for black professors in high academic posit it iris Prof. Assoc. administrators, support problems and dis- all students is around 24%. and is much lower for “Only 50 (black faculty incmbcrsi trrc lls‘lL‘ .lllti criminatory discipline within the athletics de- bucks. those 30 are bcmg stressed." be said illlt\ lt‘ partment were cited as examples of racial Most students take five to six years to defICIencies. graduate. See ROLI'LMOIN'Th. page (i ' 1 'iA "lr'

Student leaders endorse Jordan addresses drug policy Bv Paul Woolverton Assistant News Editor (‘oi'itroversy centers on soft sanction-3 Student leaders gave Lt. Gov. Bob Jordan a push Thursday in his bid to replace Governor Jim Martin as By Madelyn Rosenberg North Carolina‘schiefexecutive. {stir‘titive News tif‘lt): This is first time that the UNC system student Student and iltllllllllslldli‘ it .i‘ leaders have endorsed a gubernatorial candidate. .tiltllt'fisc‘tl ‘d lititlltl (ll (iiist'ttiit‘ liil tilt. The 14 UNC system student body presidents. thus} point \Vctlncsdto "l llln‘ ltl» l't' {it including N.C. State‘s Kevin Howell. ECU‘s Scott titticiiistzttltttt forum i'. i tittl is Thomas and UNC-Chapel Hill‘s Brian Bailey. an- lllt‘ thIl|t.\ lll l‘t il ipltziitiit l‘1 nounced their endorsement of Jordan as their candidate s\stctti Mile hi the hill ..t W“ for 1988 election in a pressconference Thursday. lititilli's L‘.ttli killlli'il‘ to ;‘iri “I'm humbled and honored by this support.“ Jordan torti'rttsiit ptrliit tlllri plot~ \ r. said. “This endorsement is important to my campaign. ( lbllltt‘lllil llionitis \im’lotii tolt‘ “It says the Democratic Party is still the party of the \llltlt‘lll‘~ .tt tlic ( li.tiitt'flot\ ll.ll\tlt‘ lli iii‘ young. And as such. it says that it is the party that is (oitirr‘iittct‘ incctitig still committedn to ideals and to a bold vision of the \t.ittotil sttril the point sl i- llt r' future. l‘.l'. I; L.|lll|‘ll\ ititist ilcit‘ltrp .ititl i.t. ., In a prepared statement from Jordan‘s Raleigh out .t triti'.pi~.'ltcitstit- .iriii' tilitt il’lt'i" campaign headquarters. Landon Hadley of N.C. l‘litj’ltttlt and lie ittitlitsst-il tottt't'rr' Central University said the student leaders are tilnitit iltc t'ttst til i'ilttt.itioii .ttifl supporting Jordan because “he has demonstrated a real l :l‘i‘loltiill ‘Ill concern about the needs and problems of both students ll; \.Hl \liitltttl llid‘ili \‘t -iit. and the universities we attend." .ill".li1‘t littlils .t iitiitilu't tilt ltit.iti.it Hadley said Jordan “has been Willing to meet with pioutotis .llI-l \tlll iirloiiit stuilt'tit and listen to students. He has demonstrated a real .tbotit oil t.l'l!]‘l|\ rt‘li.tl~ilit.ttititi concern regarding the high cost ofcollege education.“ sL'IHtt‘s Hadley cited Jordan‘s involvement in establishing the ‘I don‘t lccl up should illdlst' it North Carolina Teaching Fellows Program as an out [ll'ttlll‘illll for pcoplc \iho .tlt' ll. tit example of the candidate‘s commitment toeducation. tttltltctctl." be said "(ltii biistiicss is \kk‘st t it ‘ :t‘ . lllltl Thomas said the student leaders support Jordan t‘iliit'ation ” in you.” t it lttt ‘tllllt' because they “believe he is the candidate best prepared "“c‘tc ll\ itti' trr «.ltstotit l‘.".‘ stw-m 'lt t" i '-tlllt‘ to address the challenges that face our future in North illit ttotti livitiiiititt' .t ih .i' .liltllt‘ l i ,i Carolina. .rt H li.lll ‘t‘liwt llittt.‘ l‘orrltwn it | ll “Bob Jordan has supported education in levels in. Hit l'li’dl hope that stiitlcr-i liziii. | North Carolina throughout his entire life as a public ii toit would .i I‘liir'lirll it. tiii servant. Student leaders have always been able to go to .idiisiiig tlttougli lllL‘ tt-siiittitc llilll "I. ttlL‘ i i ‘ il illt. see Lt. Gov. Jordan and express their desires and ststi-tits .trid tltctr tl\\ll tll_L'i|lll/i| tilt-i1 it t‘ lll t.lii‘l concerns with him and he's been very responsive. lltlll\ ‘ .t it '“He rolls up his sleeves. gets to work on a problem (tttiitoit'iss \titlt lllt' litlti ptilrt i ill?! ‘ and brings people together to solve it - that is the kind ts"!iklv .itoiiritl \.lt.it ll'll\i'lsll\ .lil tit ’ of leader our generation is looking for.“ itiiiitsti itots refer to .ts -llll \Jllt ll ~. i Thomas said the presidents are behind Jordan lions" Ioi iltogz .tllllsL' because of his proposals to abolish the Department of Tllr' l‘tllll'\ states that tllci'il Commerce and to set up the 2|st Century Fund. a plan ‘l"|'l‘i‘.~.l’ll‘i «tic tlt‘il cm or :M‘ to provide money for North Carolina businesses. i ‘ .t .sllli .sitit intent to lll.tll il.*.i ,. Jordan said that his campaign did not go to the FDDH artistittmt "it‘ll e .i ... .lt‘ll‘it‘l “eliL'tlllli'l lil=l H i student body presidents for endorsement. but that they Devrl msrde ‘ llilitilt l\ll \tKJill.’ itttl opt it“ came to him with the idea. shim l will owl! tit t'spitlsititr tot sitiitir l~ He said that although the 18-25 age bracket has a N.C. State’s unstoppable Charles Shackletord prepares to make a TOVOlSH i \_ 'r .tlfi tiit‘lltl‘i l-llllllll\lt‘ltt ti low voter turnout. “The young people can bring to a over Duke‘s terrified Robert Brickey. The Pack came from behind to heat tho or otlici cittploscc sii.t|l liL' 'lls ‘.i...iciii campaign enthusiasm that you cannot get in any other Blue Devils 89-78 in Reynolds Wednesday. See story. page 3. tlidtyctl way... l ll‘-l tillt-rist-s lll\iil\ ltll’ llik'f ll \ lit ll. rump/t

‘P.M.’ mess taints observation of network Jubilant delinquents storm street photojournalists in action on campus By Madelyn Rosenberg and Okay. After years of wondering needed to tide with them to their Suzanne Perez ‘ /./ what Big Time. on-the-spot TV news next location. started to ttitimhlc Senior Staff \Ntilurs. was like. I finally had my chance. something about needing a ride Magazine“ showed up. when all of the sudden the "PM. llcspitc ltt't-xiirn ii iii. l‘.) l . origin Until "PM. Meg Maga/ine" hostess interrupted \( Sldlt' initkt'llwli lit. ‘iinitlu? ll ”wt ”it'll I went to the l9ll Building "()lt. could you go in and come back sticcttortlicicdi stir»: .-iu g Wednesday afternoon to observe the out again? We want to shoot it.“ lllt' K‘lqh \\lll fl‘.i" l). k l t Flirts 'tl behind-the-scenes action of the (‘38 Sullivan The (”BS people reluctantly nctit .‘iboiit llllltl \llltls'lllr '-i . ~.it: . ‘i . putts news show “48 Hours.“ If you didn't along with it. “Hey. that‘s staged .itiil.i lot oi cscitii read Monday's Technician or see the Don't you have any standards?" Van "llcll Ito for .Li' .. it! .t.l wt‘lttii sit: John camera folks around campus Tues- Zant joked. iSomchoss got lllL' Burke \slto lll\llt'il writtv ll» borough \l'.‘.l 'it'tlllll:’ day or Wednesday. then maybe you News and Observer do stories. feeling he might not time been shorts and it slto'i ' - n r \\ but. It .‘tr .ir'iil didn't know that a CBS crew was 50 docs Technician. Why \sas this so kidding). l lltitl lllltltt‘illl .ii liit >.._’tt‘r- \ .i.i ll” here to follow Jim Valvano‘s different? Why was “PM. Maga- “No. this is cntcrtttinmcrtt.” s.rtd .iihctmltiic ” footsteps for two days and get local Iinc" there? Why was I there’.‘ the "PM. Marga/inc" cattictti opera liiiilc .tlit'tt' i\."t ‘1 ‘ “ilill «l reaction toour ton basketball team. I started to wonder ll "PM. lot‘. mu up .iiitl innit lliti-szri t; 1“,, ' it «i tilil it. At about 3:30 Wednesday. ('BS' Magazine" would COVL‘r the limes if The hostess grabbed me ll‘. tlic illlL‘HL‘tliitH li| ‘.ll‘:i,k' titt'i ‘ It’ll i' i ‘o "‘ r.l ~t it E Peter Van Zant interviewed they came down here on it similar clbovs and coocd something about sltL‘t’l U .2..i :it Elizabeth Suval in the sociology assignment ()r vsltat about filming how “cute" Van /.ant is and him But lit‘slitit.rtt ll:i.i:i \\lllii .i 'c l.|il w -tr_‘ . li‘ . .1" . department to get an expert‘ view Technician reporters rntcrsrcssmg she liked him much better ttt person trrst sticcttcicbt.i‘iot ‘ . ‘ =tl“:i l‘iiii tic lii}'lr' of how playing on the team affects Vals'ano'? Would "P M, Maga/tnc" than on TV ”llis t‘ltfll‘. \silil \\ltt‘i -.tl‘ .t .i.“ it; 3....“ .[l ti. students‘ grades and social lives. er that. too’.’ The “PM. Maga/tttc" cit-ts got tiiittltcs ‘l \\isli l w ' iii lip .i't.l vl\.‘l‘t Alill it‘lctnti w \t... cos lllclli. ltlll t‘\i.'tx llllit ll'i. t.I::t'c in It . ltl.t\i; When I got to the building. I saw Instead of timing attention to the ntorc shots of tbc ( BS cm“ and I cu ,. ,1. several TV-type peopie—— pro folks from (BS. 1 sisitclicd my stood there and switched did {act to litllltlt‘l‘K‘lllllilJ tr... duccrs. camera operators and sound folks from ask Van [am one or tiso ttiicstrorts It \\.t\ .lisii 'trt tit: ‘l it. i h i. \l i , p ., technicians, “Holy cow." thought. attention to the about some things the) had tttpcil p.ittii.ip.ii-.'il ii: iii t l \. ll "these folks are really making a big (‘liarlotte \shilc they were here ll.l--' .i pipci ii... 1w wt w " ‘ i . ,. r. .. lllit.'. There was 'd camera operator and Magi/inc” crcis \ll’tl ltii~issiisiiitttr~ii l ‘ \\ \v t, thing out of this." a fresh faced. slightly tanned hostcss Then the “PM int ll. i\.rst.i l1. . ‘. Y, “My” 1 Yeah. a big deal was being made doubled as rm suggested getting shots til the ( B's out of it. bttt not by ('85. who could haic casih cit-u loiding tip lllL’lf mo and isliit tlllt'l‘ll‘li‘tl wi . n w ' \ .-.rt .'i~‘ :i-i ~l. Maggi/inc" crew front N.(‘. State sttiilcnt llll l‘tict l timing off Being ;. lowly olist'rit-i it: ‘lllttl~ ‘.\.':‘ tip 1‘ " p‘ 1 . to}. .H . '\ “PM thought she was onet. lltc li\ \sorld. I tried to \l;l\ out oi I‘ill‘il‘t \Jlt'l‘» il'i. l: ‘ ( llilllUllL‘ was there taping (‘BS After Van Zant intervtewcd thcnas \ltt--litlirtit " ‘ . . l . i‘ l’ [utility Suval and Van [tint Make Stival. the (‘BS staff headed out the \1.. l.i't‘. |. 'l‘ r ‘\ . l‘ . ‘ \t-nsc" ”out not r_\ . it's TV. lhcii the ( BS ct‘cis iltoit- oil or ht. i‘

'87 Chris Commani '88 Guard 0 413 ‘80 Wolfpack basketball cards help promote Hialeah6' 0” FL be named Pandas M The only player ever to assist Basketball twice All schoolllme SCOYlngbaske'oallandh‘slory Withleader3.435in Floridapomtshighand t 497 ass:sts Led his ‘Say No To Drugs’ campaign to children Hialeah-Miami Lakes team to a315Graduatedrecord last withseasonhonorsand2andstatea 35championshipsGPA response from the community about _ By Suzanne Perez police officers have distributed getting. it certainly seems to be Tips from the Wolfpack Features Editor almost 250.000 cards since the working.“ the cards." says Jim White. assistant 5smart program began early this month. School children aren't the only athletics director. "They've become a basketballPosrtiontngyomPlaybodyit smartonainDOSl'uDMe posnronmove'in”Sell hen area school “The kids seem extremely pleased ones asking for the cards. Holloway sort ofcollectors‘ item.“ towcceed byteavmgalcohol and drugs owing children get together with the cards." Holloway says. adds, but because the supply is White says NCSU officials were to talk about NC. “We‘re sending uniformed officers to quickly dwindling. they may be the :‘eager at the prospect of participat- State basketball these talk to students on corners after only ones receiving them. ing in the program." Specter Pencethan-smto Durbanthe Burt-ngtonShow"5Pose:DepartmentCnaee-Orangemu am(”one days. they aren't dis school. We‘re also using them as “Our phones have bf :n ringing off “We all liked the concept of tywSheriff Department Rategr Prince Deoailmgrv Smut)" cussing the latest part of our regular antidrug pres the hook with people wanting a set helping the younger kids in the ArcanaGrimm—PhotographerAbuseG'Ovn and Domains War :1 Drugs are ('harlcs Shackleford slam dunk. entations." of the cards -— just fans or students community fight the drug problem." Iiill lll They‘re exchanging Wolfpack bas- He says the distribution will of the universities,“ he says. "We've he says. “It was a chance for the CAREUm unto.been.lawn.IAum in: Il-mllIf":3!!! ketballcards. continue through March. with new probably received about 75 or l00 student athletes to serve as role g“; .. In an effort to promote the “Say sets of cards being released every calls since we started." models. because it was a program Chris Corchiani's Wolfpack basketball card serves as anti-drug No To Drugs" campaign. the Ado- Monday morning. One week's com- “We can‘t supply any large specifically aimed at grade scth are being distributed by local police lescent (‘are Unit of Alamance plete set includes six cards~two quantity orders right now because and “junior high students in the message. The cards ('ounty Hospital has solicited help from each participating team. we have to reserve them for our area. departments as part of a drug awareness program. from athletic departments at N(‘SU. Iarry Haverland. program man programs and presentations." he And local businesses were just as Duke University and the University ager of the Adolescent (‘are Unit in says. “But if someone calls just eager to participate. donating more collection by donating $2.200 program for the football team of North ('arolina to produce Burlington. initiated the program wanting one or twu sets. we try to than $5.000 for the cost of produc- toward production of the Wolfpack “It‘s been such a terrific program. trading cards that advertise anti-drug last year at UN(' and Duke. but this give them to them." ing the cards. cards. and parents and teachers are almost messages. season is the ﬁrst time the NCSU The NCSU Athletics Department “We were asked by N.(‘. State to Glaxo sponsored the Blue Devil as excited about it as the children." The cards are being distributed by team has participated. received an allotment of the Wolf- parttcrpate. and we thought it would trading cards. and Blue Cross/Blue Holloway says. local police departments as part of “It went over so well at those pack cards as well. but the supply be relatively easy for us to do." says Shield sponsored the Tarhcels. “It‘s another way to help fight the other drug awareness programs. schools during the l986-87 season was drained at the NCSU-Baptist David Benevides. community rela- Holloway says the police do drug problem in our schools. and it According to Ronnie Holloway, that we decided to make it a basketball game when more than tions managJ for IBM in Research partment plans to produce basketball tells the kids that someone cares crime prevention specialist for the Triangle-type project." Holloway 4.000sets weredistributed to fans. Triangle Park. The company trading cards for next year‘s team as about them. It‘s an allarountl great Raleigh Police Department. city says. “And from the response we‘re “We've received a tremendous sponsored the NCSU portion of the well. and maybe develop a similar idea."

Guitar sounds boost ‘TNew spokesman for MTV restores ‘WWWMMt-rwtmwW"T.t“...-';-..- band to national level The mtistc faith in idols and America business oc- c a s i o n a l l y TOKYO—I'm having a moral Movies supplies the stuff problem with MTV. J. Ward Not with the new format that The long delayed opening of "A for fairy tales. eliminates the studio set. Not that Night in the life of Jimmy bttt more often MTV spends half their time Joe Reardon“ is tonight at Mission In L] d e T fo r Best showing George Michael‘s “Fa- Valley. I‘m not sure if this is that cliches. Many ther Figure." Not that MTV great a film. But the commercials good bands build shows more crack warning videos Corey make it seem really hip. a cult following SOUNDS URI: 1 HIS than Nancy Reagan‘s parties. John Water‘s new film \tas in their hometowns. only to hate when given a shot at Mojo Nixon has become a released today. but because the big time. spokesman for MTV. Raleigh is the cesspool of taste. 0 Positive holds this precarious position right now. The man who sang “Stuffing Cat‘s Cradle when Mojo and his we‘ll have to wait for it to Icals The five member group from Boston seems better Martha‘s Muffin" is now hawing loyal sidekick Skid Ropper banged out ofsomebody clsc‘s system equipped to tnake the jump from local acclaim to it up with the MTV logo out one of the greatest revivals “Patti Rocks." “Sammy and national recognition than most. superimposed in the background . known to man. I remember how Rosie Get Laid." "Siesta." Spike The second liP from 0 Positive. “(‘loud Factory,” In a way I think Mojo has sold the packed crowd screamed and Lee‘s "School Daze" and Wootlt ranks ninth on Rolling Stone‘s latest Top Ten college out all the brothers and sisters of shouted as Mojo transformed Allen's "September" are more no music chart. It is also the best selling independent the revolution by doing these ads. himself into a spokesman for a shows in this town. release in the Northeast lately. generation. He was what Bob Of course. Justine Hateman's The word from Link Records. the band‘s independent This was the guy who sang the film “Satisfaction“ is being shown label. is that () Positive will soon have a contract with classic line “Music Television. Dylan should have been. on four screens to this one of the major companies. Boston band. 0 Positive. will be at The Brewery oughta be covered injism." So the-next time I watched the ~ neighborhood. This is just a big Tomorrow night‘s Brewery show offers the ﬁrst Saturday night. The band shows a range of talent When I first saw one of his commercial with Mojo I realiTLed ' juicy chunk ofOscar bait. chance for local fans to catch the band before the rise with punk. guitar and orchestral sounds. commercials for MTV. I was that he hadn‘t sold out. He had What's even worse is that the to the national level. shocked. forced that boring cable network Carolina Theater in Durham is Guitars dominate the band. bttt not the sound on It was like finding out that intobuying hint. bringing back “My Life as a Dog" “(loud Factory." The accomplishments of 0 Positive sounds amaz- Ronald Reagan had traded After years of telling MTV to for two weeks. This movie played I‘ront man Dave Hcrlihy plays acoustic guitar and ingly like the local success story of The Connells. missiles to the Iranians. get off the air, they forced Mojo the Triangle for over three Alan Petitti plays electric guitar. Even sound man Dave While “Talk About Love." the first track on the EP. I wondered if there was any- toget on the air. months. I wouldn‘t mind a couple Martin sits in on some of the songs on. of course. characterizes ‘he band‘s melodic sounds and has gained thing left in America. Had all my Hopefully. he will remain the showings. bttt two weeks? Why guitar. The combination works well. creating a cyclic more radio attention. 0 Positive shows a broad range of idols sold their souls for baubles? same wild man I saw on that hot can‘t somebody bring rcal films rhythm to the songs reminiscent of early U2. talent. “In The Light“ relies heavily on energetic post But the more I watched Mojo summer night. So when you see down here instead of repltnmg David Ingham and Alex Lob complete the band on punk guitar riffs for the intro and refrains. and heard his diatribes on the Mojo jabbering on MTV. turn the the few that sneak into tow n‘.’ bass and drums. Petitti also adds another dimension to “(‘loud Factory" also stretches the range of 0 commercials. the more my faith in volume up and listen. They‘re the I‘m sick of picking up the the music with work on the keyboards. Positive. “Watch Out. This Sled‘s Made for a Maniac" him was restored. only words spoken on that "Village Voice" and seeing ads for The rich. textured sounds of the EP are appealing on uses cellos. flutes and violins to create an almost He was saying things that channel that don‘t inspire con- really neat films that aren‘t first listen. and 0 Positive‘s different sounds become orchestral song. needed to be said. So what if it stipation. playing in this town. even more likcable with repeated playings. The unique sounds of the album place 0 Positive was MTV showing them. It was I‘m going to ('harlottcstillc. Evidently. listeners in their hometown agree. Boston outside the circle of most popular bands. but prove still Mojo telling us about the .Rumor has it that soon Mojo Va.. to see if they suffer the same Magazine named 0 Positive “Best local Band" in I986. catchy enough for rock radio. healing powers of Elvis. Wlll be doing a sing-along with lack of films. Or is it just because before the release of “(‘Ioud Factory.“ The band also Only tomorrow night's show will tell if the band can I remember the hot summer Debbie Gibson and Tiffany of his I am stuck in the tillage of the draws heavy airplay on Boston radio stations. perform live as well as in the studio. night in the sweat box called the classic “Burn Down the Malls." damned?

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Shackleford sinks Duke with free throws

By Scott Deuel Duke‘s coffin shut with a spectacular Wolfpack to within four points at ('orchiani scored only four points. Staff Writer two-handed slam dunk with five 62-58 with 9:43 left. but he added I3 assists and two seconds left in the game. He added a Wecms ended up with four points steals. free throw after a Phil Henderson and three steals. Leading Duke was Robert Brickcy N C. State's l9vpoint scoring foul during the jam. and that sealed After State and Duke scored eight with 20 points and seven rebounds. outburst in the final three and a half State's 89-78 win. points each during the next five and Strickland. who had l8 points minutes of the game propelled the “It is a nice win." Brown said. minutes. freshman ('hris ('orchiani and eight snares. Wolfpack to an 89-78 victory over “We knew they were coming to made a dramatic steal and score to “Robert Brickcy really hurt us the fifthsranked Blue Devils Wed— play. but we don‘t give up or quit cut Duke‘s lead to two. 70-68. tonight.“ Brown said. HELP! iicsday. when we're down.“ “I saw my man breaking and Duke forward Danny l-‘erry only With the victory. State upped its “Each time we have fallen back. deflected the ball." (‘orchiani said. scored It) points. after sitting on the A( C record-to 74. and it its overall the kids have responded well." “It was mainly just instinct. and I'm bench for most of the second half record to l9-6. Duke is now 20.4 Valvano said. “These kids have that happy I made that big play with four personal fouls. He fouled overall and 8-3 in theconference. ability to bounce back." Brown had l8 points and a game out of the game with 2i seconds left TECHNICIAN needs salcsp‘erupliu W A! one point within the last four After breaking an 8-8 tie on guard high nine rebounds. to play. lift.) minutes. State outscored Duke by a Kevin Strickland‘s score at the l5:04 Del Negro scored It» points. and “With great players. you hinder the 1988 89 Academic year If yin; l3-(l margin to take a 8374 lead mark in the first half, Duke led until he was two for three shooting from them into not playing to their selfmotivated. have your own car it'd: after beingdown 74—70. the Pack‘s second-half run. the threepoint stripe. potential.“ Valvano said. It was Senior guard Vinny Del Negro The Blue Devils’ biggest lead of “I felt good about my shot." Del nothing we did. He just never got are interested in a career III sale”... «ii. had seven of those l3 points. and the second half came with lI:56 Negro said. “I got my shots tonight." into his rhythm after having the foul center Charles Shackleford added six remaining. after Strickland scored a Wolfpack freshman Rodney trouble." -Cyncli, Alan, Cheryl, Jeff pr Dd‘.’i(i -.it during that streak. layup off a fast break. making the Monroe scored l5 points. and hit The I’ack‘s next game will be “The last four or five minutes we score 62-55. three of three from the three-point against conference rival Virginia in 7572029 to arrange an interView We got a few big rebounds. and they Kelsey Weems scored on one free mark. the unfriendly confines of ('harlot- forI . forced some shots.“ Del Negro said. throw and made a layup off a steal Brian Howard scored ten points. tesville this Saturday afternoon at 4 could DEJUSi what you’re looking Junior Chucky Brown nailed in an ll~second span. bringing the and he had one steal. p.m. 'W Pack swimmers, divers place . Technician fifth after first day’s battle By Lee Montgomery UN('-C'hapel Hill won the relay Staff Writer with a 3:l9.83 time. State edged Virginia by one one-hundredth of a second—3:20.73 to 3:20.74. Wolf- l4K GOLD SALE After one day of the I988 ACC pack anchor Dan Judge mounted a men's swimming and diving champi- furious comeback in the freestyle leg onships. North Carolina and _togarner the runner-up spot. Virginia. as expected. have pulled away to a two-team battle for first Judge also placed seventh in the SW 25th place. 50-yard freestyle sprint. just over a NC. State was fifth after the first half second behind winner Tod FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY five events held at Carmichael Schroeder of UNC'. Natatorium. but is within striking State diver Patrick McCord placed FEB. 26 FEB. 27 FEB. 28 distance of third place. Wolfpack third in the one-meter springboard IOam—9pm IOam—9pm NOON—5pm assistant coach Roger Debo remains diving event won by Clemson's optimistic. Dave Hrovat. The Wolfpack‘s "We‘ve improved a lot over last Michael Bowers finished seventh. Our Entire Stock of High Quality I4K Gold Chains. year.“ Debo said. "We were a solid State‘s Mike Lotz finished seventh fifth last year. and have made pretty in the 500-yard freestyle won by MARK RUSH/STAFF Bracelets. Charms, and Earrings ls Included in this Sale. good progression (to a third-place Virginia’s David McCarty. NCSU swimmer Mike Lotz placed seventh in the 500-yard freestyle. battle this yearl.“ The meet continues today and ' Buy Gold the Way Most Jewelers Do, by Weight. Debo expects to contend with Saturday. with preliminaries starting Wolfpack freshman Ada Ill There is no charge for the Clemson and Maryland for third at noon and finals at 7:30 p.m. on I‘it/gcrald. especially in the ZOO-yard remaining preliminary sessions. The Weight ls Clearly Marked on Every Item. place. both days. breaststroke. Admission for Friday night's finals is Thursday night‘s session ended State‘s Chuck Neimeyer will dc- Thursday night‘s session was an $2 for adults and SI for students. with a bang. as three teams qualified fend his conference championship in enthusiastic and intense battle. and Saturday's evening session will have 0 You Pay Only S I? per Gram, Regardless of Style. for the NC'AAs in the 400-yard the l00-yard butterfly Friday night. the final two days should bring more an admission of $3 for adults and $2 Debo has high expectations for of the same. for students. .ricdley relay. Buy This Way and You Know You’re Paying the Right Price! Men’s tennis team shuts out ECU, 9-0 COMPARE AND SAVE! NC. State‘s men's tennis team is The Wolfpack will face Baptist in cash to the box officc in order to encounter thc Wolfpack will set lls now 3-0 after shutting out East next. March 2. at 2 p.m. in thc rescrvc tickets. sites on a new season —— the Carolina. 9-0. Tuesday afternoon. Wolfpack Tennis Complex. 0 O O Atlantic (‘oast ('onfcrcncc tourna- for the third time. the Wolfpack The Wolfpack will be back in The Wolfpack women's basketball ment. 7502 Crccdmorc Road swept all six singles matches in action this afternoon at 2 p.m.. team will close out its regular season w my Stonehenge Market. Raleigh straight sets. with top seed Krister when it hosts North Florida at the at 4 p.m. Sunday when it hosts The llth annual tournament will DIAMOND MlNE/Z___ .w. I“ Lair/on leading the way. Wolfpack Tennis ('omplcx. State Monmouth ('ollcge. be held March 5-7 in l’aycttcville at -..H Lat/on downed Jon Melhorn. 6-2. will host Georgia Tech at ll am State is 9-16 overall and 3-H in the (timberland (‘otitity Memorial ll‘ELECHECK _i mm g o-(I. Saturday. and Michigan at 2 p.m. tlic Aft. Altcr tlic Motiouth Arena. State‘s second seed Alfonso Ochoa Sunday. T didn‘t lose a point when he beat .li Dave Shell. (r0. 6-0. Lou Horwitz. Michael Ciilbert. Eddir Gonzalez. 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New proposal offers

ﬂexibility for top cards University Dining‘s recent announcement of a plan to allow certain meal plan users to miss meals and not lose money is a step in the right direction. Even though it is coming on the heels of a price increase request. the proposal shows that some consideration is being made toward students‘ concerns. Since its inception in the early 19805. many parents and students have complained about the university requirement that on-campus freshmen must purchase meal plans. Considering the cost of the four basic options (the range is now $620-$875 and under next year's prOposed increase will be 5650—900 per semester), we can see why some would question the need of meal plans. Most Students should be repulsed by narrow-minded stereotypes have pointed out that the normal freshman student could survive on less than ('ll' Kirti Slit/tngcr tl ortrtn lch. l5 lcchni sctcncc or philosophy will undoubtedly develop not stop the inquisitive student from pursuing $620 a semester expensewise for food and they did not want the $1000 plus L‘tultl. l tiski llm‘. lottj' “Ill ‘llltlt'lll\ of thc fears its to thctr inadequacy in other areas. In other topics of interest in order to gain a better increase in his college education. physical scicutcs tolcttn nturow tnrridcd order to protect their delicate self-esteem. they understanding of the world we live in. While One point that especially irked meal plan users was the fact they had to pay slander recklcssh thrown .tbottt lo. thosc lcttst seek to form an exclusive monopoly in their the degree might say Bachelor of Science. it up front a certain amount of money for the semester covering either I5 or 20 qualified to mukc \Ilt ll Illlltttlllili‘tl .tccusttttons'.’ particular field of study or knowledge. These does not imply that the holder is oblivious to meals a week. yet if they missed any meals they did not get anything in return. Here I am rclcrttrtg to thc till too common attempts are manifest in statements such as other forms of thought. misconception th.rt cttgrnccrtng physics “criginccrs otily see the world as logic or as Though you might feel I am beleaguering If the student was not a breakfast eater or preferred to skip lunch. there was no mathematics llldlltl'\ lttdllt collcgc campuses Ncwton‘s laws wottld have it" and “liberal arts the point and stating the obvious. personal decrease in price. He or she still paid the same amount as the person who ate with minds llllllL‘lt‘\\l\ dcyorcd to physical majors are people whose mathematical skills experience has shown me that such opinions “all-you-couldeat“ for every meal. Somewhere along the line fairness and "laws of nuttu'c~~ turd trr\ t;tl ttrlculttttons that is cliutitxcd iii high school algebra.“ The small are held by some claiming to be products of equality were lost or ignored. time and trrttc ttgtiin part lotth ptrblrcly its fact. ticss of this attitude will most likely dawn on higher education. What they obviously missed current proposal. students who buy either the 20 Much ol the non sttcrtct: ortcntcd population Stir/trigcr' when some nerd engineer blasts her in their college experience was the wholistic But now under the sees fit to group students such ;t\ myself into conception of metaphysics and definitions of approach to knowledge. I may now state that I meal-a‘week or the Gold Card plans could recoup some of their losses. The the neat conglotncrution ol tudtirdurrls \\lto substance and mode. She might then wonder at am not so trivial as to label Kim Stitzinger Gold Card users wouid be able to make up $I00 for the semester and the 20 lack any potcnttttl tor tht. ttndcrst.rndttrg ol how hci condescending view of “scientists" blatantly as one of “those narrow-minded meal users would get $50 back. Both would be able to use this money at any philosophical thought I .ttu .tlso \lll’c that cottld bc briscd on such genetic fallacy. slandcr'er's.“ Her crass statements merely served campus food service location and at any time for any item. a flexibility not students of thc llllt‘ldl .tirs .llt' .‘ttllilll\ rcpulscd (,otncrscly. thc smug engineer will be caught as a seed for my argument. In the future. I can by statements that their tntcllctt l\ tucttptiblc of off guard w hcn 'd philosopher shows his only hope that the trend to recognize the found now except for the Gold Card plan. Students should be pleased with this comprehending tlrc rt lllilc'ltl tonstrrrcts of my prowcss tn the unaly sis of physical systems. individual and avoid prejudices will be new service if it comes about. curriculum Why tlicn. do rcruiirks stttulttr to l'hc freshman entering college is faced with Cotrrtcously extended to those whose entire Still it should be noted that University Dining is only offering this option for those above continuously ltnd \otcc rrt [tL‘l'\(llI\ choosing :1 major that will benefit him most in being is currently being associated with what the two most expensive meal plans. With the proposed fee increase. the 20 such as Stir/irigcr“ tents to conic. l-or \(llllC. the arts will be the degree hangs on their wall. meal plan will cost a total of $I.520 for both semesters and the Gold Card plan The ottly tIlt\\'.c‘l to lllls doc-tron lll.l\ ltc III cltotcc. while for others. it will be the sciences. the fear of lltttw wlto prot l.tnn such ‘\\ our socicly has determined that specializa- will be at $l.800. Considering the ever increasing cost of a college education stereotypes .\ pcrson who his lttttllt‘tl llls or iroti is rcqutr'cd. the student‘s supervised studies Steven Schulz these days. plus the drying up of the federal financial aid well. these prices can her mental tlc\clopnit'ot to crtltcr c\ll'clllL' ol must bc ltmttcd in scope. However. this does Senior. Electrical Engineering not be ignored by the needy. Many will still question the need for meal plans for freshmen. But at least with this new proposal. University Dining can offer some flexibility to the users in addition to food for their stomachs. Mitch’s reigns, but that isn’t sayingmuch To bc iii an illk'd th.tt litt.l\llllll\ stylcs Tower of Babel. In addition to the itself as onc ot lllt l.t\lcsl growing outrageous price of beer. the bathroom (if Moo U to offer beefcake? metropoliscs in tltc rt.ttton Rrrlctgh. with all you have the 8 pounds of cash it will take to its ovcrrttlcd yttppy crttctldttttttcttt. ttc\ct‘lhc get you this far) looks and smells like a The Union Activities Board is always looking for new ways to entertain less lemcs tltc .ocrugc tollcgc stutlcnt. tit Dewey stagnant cesspool. students through sight and sound — hit films. creative art exhibits. or popular best. drunk turd tnuttcrnrg .tltcr .t night on One need spend only a few sober minutes bands. for example. But if a recent proposal gets approved. more than students the town. .-\ltct' consrdct'iug sonic possible at the “Tavern“ to see that the atmosphere is night spots tICLk‘\\lltly.‘ to the booty Lllltl Cochran soured by the unusual number of retired senses could be stimulated. thirsty collcgc stttdcrn. u is |ll\ opinion thirt yachtsmcn and limp-wristed pool sharks. If The UAB Entertainment Committee is now considering bringing a male few clubs :trc cycn tlt't'crn t‘tttltl;’ll to wtu'rtttrl you are perverse enough to desire an burlesque show to campus. The Chippendales and similar groups have been the theiropcning on \\L‘Ll\CllLl‘ apocalypsc of beach music and Meredith rage throughout the nation for several years. playing to packed houses of Of all lhc \octtllcd "hot night \lltll\ on markcr among local clubs. However. before I women. you should go. And stay. women of all ages. The rationale is that if men have enjoyed their “girlie“ Hillsborottgh St. Barry's ll c\tc|s in onc was ahlc to find any other redeeming Despite its zealous gatekeepers. Mitch’s shows for all these years. why shouldn‘t the ladies have their turn? major area: It llth lhc crowd ntost lrkch to qualities of the bar. I became suspicions that easily tops all. The pitchers flow easily in an Sure. everyone is entitled to have a little fun. although different groups be infested with llltlllllth‘lk' t'dllil ntcrnbcr's. thc crowd members were mostly airheads atmosphere where the bizarreness pleasantly of each sexes‘ idea of a good time. The problem Most Barry‘s l'k‘lelltIh bubblc oftcu about thc dlltl hchoppct‘s. My suspicion was confirmed increases in step with a buzz. The bar might contest the content night spot‘s pt'ogtcsstyc collcgc music. This trl‘tcr thc luccs of the crowd revealed either occurs when these types of programs are brought on campus. under the can be translated into lltc\ lrkc to Itcrtr' thc cudctnic lockjaw or reactions to the appeals to the serious drinkers. which auspices of the university. Even though the UAB officials say the striptease same Rle song I5 llllIL‘\ Ill onc night. huntinnswallowing contest that had just accounts for «the seeming sterility of the artists wouldn‘t bear everything. the show still has a strong sexual appeal to the occurred In addition. the crowd was bathroom. tpresumablyl female audience. Would it be appropriate to bring a female strip Without it doubt. thc gtdttnt on lhc wall particularly appalling for other reasons I My ultimate recommendation. however. is idea would at Barry‘s is ttristtrpttsscd Ill t‘cpulsiycncss. would rather not repeat here. Phar-Mor drug store located on Highway 70 show on campus. using student fees? It's silly to suggest that the revealing thttt the bit ls ottctt ti\t'l’l'tlll hy If you want to hear live rock‘n‘roll. want where Schaefer Light is only $I.66 for a six ever make it to a student committee. stylish dcgcncttitcs, lll .nldttton tltcrc is ito to hcur it iii a Cajun-style outbouse and pack. The parkinglot is large enough to UAB officials say the proposal is only that a proposal. They are now door on tlrc bathroom .nrd .tltcrnutnc want to risk being stampcdcd by punks and listen to “Highway to Hell" at a million looking for student input to sway them one way or the other. But before any beverages tic. ( okct titlt lic bought from ti gangs of 60's throwbacks. then The Brewery decibels without problem. If you don‘t have decision is made. we'd like students to consider this: Male and female burlesque primitive drink tu.tchtnc. rltc only opcitttitc is lltc pltlL‘c‘ for you, If you plan on going. the transportation to reach this goldminc. go shows have their place in the America. but it is right to have the student body part is the coin slot. ltt tltc mum“ of an hour you must lcayc early and bring your own to The Keg instead. The dancers do Let the UAB know what you think; their I saw onc girl gct ltci briststs twcnkctl. L'lttttl‘ if \on want to sit down. l would also wonderful interpretations of various musical sponsor entertainment of this nature? another girl l\lt'l\ ti ltct‘t out ol .i guy‘s lllllltl suggest you not look too closely at the artists. and for just a dollar. your mouth can campus address is Box 7306. on the dancc floor. and .t gtn tcll (I girl he ccilirig ot‘ the floor unless you enjoy feeling feel like Twinkle filling being besieged by a really didn't \\dlll to d;trtt:t he hits just rittttscrttcd. firehosc. going to ttrkc ;t dutup t..ottu|it ol lhc Not only is the place filled with Quote ofthe Day bathroom and split sllllttlcllllllthil Meredith girls looking for Dewey Cochran is a senior majoring in An Isolrttcd but on \\c~tcr'n lihd. "ft-tit guys" and husbands. bit! the dance electrical engineering at NCSU. His column Wherever Law ends. Tyranny begins. Shooter‘s ll stitch runst hc lhc \icc cztprtrtl floor at the ACC Tavern sways with only a reflects his personal opinion and is no way —— John Locke of greater thlcrgh .t ltllel rrtrrkntg nictrl cottplc of dancers on it. rather like the supportedor refuted by Technician.

No graduate would be complete without a Florida Spring Break Somewhere down the road. csery college Maybe It‘s lhc ttrplttlrlt‘ l lllllx Ill llotttltt student will go for must got to Florida for rcttlly know how to rot I. It you ltkc dancing his S ring Break. No collegiate career is to music rcnnrnsttm ol l \posc. .lody compete wtthout a Spring Break trip down Dwuan Watlcy or llcbbic ( itlisott l lortdtt nightclubs to Fort Laudcrdale. St. Petersburg. Miami arc the ttlttcc to In \lrllllll‘.‘ ltcrits tl.tttctttg Beach or [)ayiona Beach into the MT horns ol tlrt rrtorntnu ll \ou Forgct the fact that your diploma will say June don‘t bcltc\c inc. tttst .I‘sl. \ottttt (trickcil you‘re a graduate from NC. State. You and Ricardo lubhs tut-VII It'll \on know. and I know. and your future lhct‘c‘s lltlllttttt' ltcttct th.irt trurstng thc employer knows. that no college student mm_ strip in it count tthlc \lttsidng (tl \clltng lll completely graduates without a trip to gut now spend countless hours pumping cycryortc w ho looks good (It lhc bccr Florida during the week of Spring Break. It iron. And the ladies who have spent last fall chugging rontcsts o. llt It lllt.‘ ltttlc guy is the one thing college students look for forgetting to count their calories are now (usually .t ncrd ll \ my to nuptcss .r gull once they choose a college w how far their punishing themselves by taking two aerobic always wins and ctrd- up lllitt\lll:,‘ tip ti\c‘| university is from Florida. classes a day in an effort to burn all lllL‘ll’ lhchztlcom lltllll l .t III to l.t ll It‘s hard to resist a Spring Break tn cellulite away. And don't forget about the l'tttrttttttutttrtnintutntuttu th s.- not Florida. The neon lights coincide brilliantly tanning salons. All the pale looking chicks ’I shut killllt'\l*t “N. do tht do tr’ It in.” with the Miami skyline. the all rirght ;"'rtics rush to the salon. hoping to achicye that docslt‘t gct tlic oltl .tillytltlllll trotting. and the various drinking games such as “I perfect golden brown microwaved look. nothing will lii‘tllillllll tot-lltz'ht i'lll‘s tltsl Never“ or “Quarters" arc the best of fuii. What makes Spring Break in Florida st, thing tohuyc lllLll dott- ‘»\-.‘llt’rl l nnnnt Not to mention all the junk mail you rcccryc attractive"? It can't be the scrambled eggs I’t‘tilitrltly lltc llltll't t .tvllt t"\ t'l \ri|p~ t'lk“ telling you why you should fly Delta or the like Prince says. "Scrambled eggs turet so to Honda to; \llll“ IIrt-o l for (In- “SIM. you drive and wc party" or the “Sllli boring " bcuuttltrl str‘ttt'w lll 1'1I‘. \\tlll tl‘t \tnoltl we dose and you party" to Daytonri Beach Maybe it is the fantasies that go along Schwtit/circy-svr lmlt. \y.tlkto~ .tlttlttttl ~ =—f!‘ 0 prOlllOllOllS. with "Spring Break l'c\cr." lot the lust \\tth tigcr ‘lltlh-l tut .lll‘ or tltt -~.:l ‘llll lllt‘ r,’ ‘tn'T These are difficult to resist when you're in American \irgin. lhc dream of losing ll|\ 1m 74 iii l‘l'llly" titrz‘trt” 'llt' w tivtw t‘tctt' your dorm rooru studying I—cononucs 435 yirginity to an lillc h-lcl’hcrson or .lttync black lrcnth l~tll.l"‘ ..tt tilt ._ ,3] .l“ and it‘s 30 degrees outside with lhc wind Kennedy look-alike would be a dream conic p.r|rtttrcc~.rt~tl‘n l l"l.tl wit sot. blowing otii of the north northcrist wttli tltc true. and for the nights leading tip to Spring “littlr'h't “ t litl‘lilt t- lltt l. 't‘ It. h wt '5. o r harorttctrtt prcssurc holding stctrdy tit 3‘} H Break. it's his ottl\ dream \ytttltl's ttttttt“ . ‘5. iii t‘i lint tit»: lust thc mcrc murmur of Spring lltctik Ill lhc cold licririctl girl dicttms of .t It's lltt‘ turt‘ lllt‘ ...... ;t ,. ttt.|..o! t..llt._j 5 ltlrltlgl gets cytgty ctillcgc slittlctll to .t candlelight tlninct lot two \\llll .t \ch did! In or sir I l.t.l\ it t‘ tot .; .to ttorl t No to Licksoiiyrllc l‘lciisc. just II but he . not l.IIll.I\I/llly .tbotrt liis physical fitness frcn/y licrmnc wants to (”born or Bo Jackson look :tltkc. Iollowcd \Klltllt \‘.tt.l ltlt‘ ‘llit t.. Ill]! ‘»1 t'l‘ ht ‘ ~., to rttksottyillr' |.tkc my word for l//‘t|""t”" Sit/trig litcdk \.Ic.‘tttott. Dwuan look then but for thc trip down to l'ltlfltltl by .i ronmrrtic walk down the bc.tch .trid So witt'tltw 1' Mitt: 'o ”rt :t tli‘ltl w to ltILl‘n(lll\|llC i. enjoy yotttscll lttttc tins t.r rtrtrtot Ill l rig/ts!) ltct‘c til N( 'SU (tins who ltmc spent lhc ultolc l.t|l k-II‘I‘V‘I oil with .t well. you know lhc stillborn-.1 :' \lz. t‘i ltt‘ l ti.‘ till: l’. ‘lt it too don't it will hc .tnothct loitch .Itrtl .rlso t‘llllt‘lllll \c'llr‘s .ts '1cchntctztn ‘s \crncstct lf\|ll;.‘ to :iclttcw lhc pcrlctt lit-ti tlcdl llt‘tlttttd H t it ->‘ ‘W .lsslsldllt' tinting/rig minor It‘l Itliitidll February 26,1988 Classifieds

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Forum: NCSU should help, not hinder, all students By Dwuan June Winstead. provost; Theresa Turner. improve the academic standings of students don’t get penalized for Staff Writer (ireeks United president; Bob blacks. he added. taking English literature." Bryant. Interl‘raternity (‘ouncil rep “We are not happy with the Later in the forum. Brooks. 3 N.(‘. State is trying to be a role resentativc; Davtd Kcmper. Student academic performances of our stu student senator. questioned the model university in research and in ( enter president; Thomas dents." he said. "tThe programsl graduation rates of students and the process it is hurting all students. Honeycutt. I'aculty Senate PVC" aren‘t working as well as we hoped." athletes. He said that in an earlier black and white. dent; and Jim Valvano. athletics Winstead said the university has meeting. Valvano said that the A lack of black faculty and director and head basketball coach. tried to recruit black faculty mem- reason Georgetown graduates such a professors who are researchers not Brown said it is difficult to bers. but the national pool of blacks high percentage of basketball players teachers— are the reasons black graduate when “a teacher is in the obtaining degrees front graduate is because Georgetown graduates students have difficulty graduating lab or writing a research paper.“ schtxilsisdeclining. students. from N.(‘. State in four years. said N('SU “We have cotne up with goals and “The issue is not just the issue of Senior l‘uIvio Brooks black faculty to graduating student athletes.“ Val- students told a panel of faculty should be set on being itself. not programs to recruit vano said. “It‘s the issue of graduat- members and student leaders sontethingelse. serve as role models." he said. “We ing students.“ Thursday at the Black Awareness “We don‘t need a professor who is have achieved our goals. but barely. de- Forum. trying to impress us." he said. “We "We have vacancies. The reten- Valvano said the athletics “It‘s the negative attitude the don't need a university that is trying tion level is the same for blacks and partment has assistants to work with professors bring to class." said level." the athletes in study halls. He added ('harmette Brown. chairperson of to impress us with how hard you are whites alike at the graduate that if an athlete doesn't graduate in the Black Students Board. “It‘s try ing to make our classes. Brown told Winstcad that it is four years. the university “pays for pretty frustrating when a professor "It looks like State is trying to be a difficult for black students to their education after their ﬁfth year. says ‘l'm here to make you fail and Duke or MIT. You can‘t make a graduate when they are penalized “The NCAA is trying to imple- 60% percent of my class last tomatointoanonion." for taking classes about their own ment a program that will pay for the semester failed‘.“ forty percent of NCSU‘s black culture. sixth year of an athlete‘s education." SCOTT RIVENBAHK/STAFF Brown was one of nine panelists students have (iPA's of 2.0 while “Why do Afro-American classes he said. “We would like to pay for Faculty Senate President Thomas Honeycutt expresses his selected to participate in the forum. the average white student’s (EPA is rthings we like to learn about the sixth year. but the NCAA won‘t The other eight were: Kevin Howell. 2.4. Winstead said. The university ourselves — not count toward let us. Tine are many things that concerns about racism during Thursday night's Black Awareness stiufr-ni hmlv president; Nash has implemented programs to help graduation'.’" she asked. “The lwhitel we would like to do. but we can‘t.“ Forum sponsored by Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.

Role-models needed for black students BOG drug policy effects Saturday. You say. ‘Stand Continuedfrom page I executive assistant to Howell and "work hours“ as punishment. game on Continued/ram page She reported that annual the only white member of the panel. He said the two black players up and be a man.‘ It‘s not that easy." parking figures showed 58.000 teaching and dealing with black said the department is 92% white. have since transferred to other Taylor. an electrical engineering Senate. addressing the unfairness. parking violations from mid- students as well. They spend so “There are white trainers. assis sclttxyls. graduate. said that for many of his "A lot of student body presidents /l\91;gg7ust I986 to mid-August much time with black students they tant coaches and staff members.“ Football and basketball players teammates. an athletic scholarship are upset.“ he said. “This was don‘t have time to write those Hall said. “But when you get to the have told Bolton about internal provided the only chance for a enforced on (our trustees and scholarly papers or do that research janitor. now we find the qualified problems and the need for a black college education. He included adminstraiorsl as well. UN(‘-(‘hapel Hill had 65.300 (that would lead to a promotionl." black titan." coach. he said. “They‘re silent and himself in that group. “A lot of students in the state for the same period. Rowland said a partial solution is Statistics from I986 show that that silei‘ ~ is understood by me. Brooks said 85—95% of the black feel like (the policyl is already in Brisky said revenue from the getting upperclassmen involved in blacks held 490 of the university‘s They talk to me off-camera and off students at NCSU “wished they had effect.“ he added. violations is used to maintain helping younger black students. "We service jobs while whites held I64. the record. but you won‘t find them gone someplace else." Several stu. Stafford said a committee has equipment and facilities. have a vast amount of experience. The student leaders said that black saying anything on-camcra because dents helped him finish the sentence. been appointed to farther exam- Claude McKinney. dean of the We need to work with fnew players need a role model. Junior they‘re afraid their scholarship may Howell ended the discussion say- ine the policy and the university‘s School of Design, gave an update studentsl ourselves.“ Derrick Waters agreed. but said a be taken away." ing it was Martin Luther King Jr.‘s obligations. on Centennial Campus and said Washington said the black faculty black administrator should not be “a N('Sll graduate and former dream that each man. woman and In other business. Lauren “the chancellor in 2087 will talk has decreased by one member since token black." football defensive back Derrick child would be responsible for their Brisky answered questions on the about the wisdom with which last year. ('urrcntly. no blacks hold Taylor also understood why own freedom. “We have to make campus parking situation. this place was developed. This year‘s faculty is composed of coaching positions on the football student athletes were afraid to speak sure King did not die in vain." he 50 blacks. L320 whites and (ii staff. Two out of four coaching tip “We do want to start in that said. people of other racial backgrounds. assistants on the basketball team are according to the Office of Instituv black. tional Research. l‘ornter NCSU basketball stand DON'T USE SNUFF Of? CHEWINGTOBACCO "We have to make sure those out Bennie Bolton. who is still scannanmmc statistics are improved." Howell said. finishing up his degree at the evazéfimcfét “Wt. need more blacks in role model university. said some black athletes postions or we can never expect to have received harsher punishments (fi)U7n-L Afit i live in perfect harmony. We need to than white athletes for similar Nicho’s Mexican Cafe maggoacoeam make sure the next generation to offenses. come won‘t have to go through Bolton said two black football ULT. 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