Technician North Carolina State University '3 Student Newspaper Since 1920 yard I Volume [2%, Number 33 Monday, August 29, t988 Raleigh, North Carolina ltlitortal “5" NH .*\(i\’t‘fil\lng 7&7 302‘)
TRACS to make registration process easier improved since PM? when he stain-ti .ii the 12!‘t\t't‘-ti\ it» By Hunter George The day is a finale for .i university old tradition, and the was told I couldn't do anything because I didn't have a said the lines were pist as lone Assistant News Editor signs and posters rtieari a new. easier process of bubble sheet. I was there for over two hours and didn‘t ""(ienerally. lht: Prttccss til (ilidgzé'g [My .gnti 't yrstt.’ registration is on the way. according to officials With the get what I want " Has been a lengthy and lone, unc Islitli~i-'“. s -..i l i~ The line ol people waiting to get iii la/ily wraps around Department of Registration and Records. Change Day never has been a pleasant experience for here when they brought in trimptiterutn: ~. hudtiliny .w .3 the building. Hundreds of people are standing outside Friday, Aug. 26. 1988 will go down in NC. State history most NCSli students. that created a lot ot inninw,“ ;.., a “Vt-‘1}, p” -. .. .. 3. despite the oppressive heat. And they all know that once as the last Registration/(‘hange Day ever. An equally John Hauser. a professor in electrical and computer improvements hatt- 'x-lpttl maku ilti‘ . a w‘ I ey get in the doors they Will have to wait in even rtiore historic day Will he Oct *0, when students Will begin to engineering and a I960 graduate of NCSU, said he does over the years " lines Yet. they are still there. use a state of the art telephonic method of registration. not remember ever attending a Change Day but he said (‘hancellor Brute l’o.i".-~i said it No. it‘s not a crowd of loyal fans otitside a Bruce Most students appear to be YCIICVCd. there was no preregislratiori and all 8,000 students had to frustrating it was \ltttttlllit! in i*::c\ tor lle .i' It Springsteen concert. It's just another Registration/Change ”"I stood iti line for two hours anddidri‘t get anything wait in long lines in the coliseum to register for classes l'niversity Day iii Reynolds (‘olrsetirn at N.(‘. State IlriiVersity. ()r is done," said freshman Anthony Fisher. ""EVerybody was there and it was qurte a mess," Hauser ""It was a bullpen, l’otiitor» said \\e do» ; kin it? "”lt's a bit confusing about what to do." added freshman said. books and got our shots liieri: wa t lllltt lllti o' i And what do all those signs and T shirts that Sit) Phil Bryant. ""They just let you in and don't tell you David Johnston. a professor in cth engineering and an said that was the only \Ady to lt.rt‘.li. .i, ... "'"l‘RAFS is coming" mean'.’ anything. I went all the way through one of the lines and NCSU alumnus, said the process of registration has been Sec l)I-\I.. [)(IL‘i' ‘ l
North Triples try patience
speaks in of trapped freshmen By Hunter George each school year Iltc s....tt'lll\ Iitt not Assistant News Editor live that way all year Raleigh While some NC. State freshmen However, she \Jltl the severity ot are starting off the year With ice the situation this year res 'lt. d .i machines and maid servrce, others are many students livnig in triples in the Endorsement speech sleeping three to a West (‘ampus (‘ arid D rooms of the suites In some draws vocal dorm room. cases, these back rooms are .tliiittl to crowd Ninety women and 200 men were in square lcct smaller than the trout By Carla Hague triples and 104 rtien were staying in rooms. Staff Writer Mission Valley Inn as of Friday "When we rcali/etl ts hat is .is If conservatives don't lead morning, said Cynthia Bonner, happening, we knew we were going America, America won't have a director of the Department of to need more roortisf Bonner said leader, Lt. Col Oliver North told Housing and Residence Lite. She said "We had to those lutk rooms or ‘-\t' a crowd of about 1,000 people another 50 to 75 men were expected would hate had to plain ‘r "lllin'll in Reynold's Coliseum Saturday to check irito the hotel by Sunday triples ttl rooms. Witt. to.” night. iippcrt lassnicri who » t‘ll.‘tl tltt Across Dunn Avenue, about night. 100 protestors were shouting ”We had an unexpectedly large knot-sing they «sit-Vt .- ,. "()llie out of Raleigh." But number of tipperclassmen aucpl our lreshiitari in lltt'tt' inside the coliseum, spectators offers to come back through the "\Nc \sill be isstt-tw .' li' cheered North and the state's Random Selection Process," Bonner tripling rooms (tow the sum air- Republican candidates. said. "So when we went through the out ol the hotcl, we still int-2c the Some people wore small fall room sign up, we had to go into students out \II the back toottt‘ and American flags in their hair and the number of rooms that were then the ones from the front rooms." others wavcd them as North assigned to freshmen." Bonner said sortie students may be took the podium to endorse Bonner said about 1,600 in triples for much of the semester. Thomas Fctzcr for fourth district upperclassmcn have room She said anyone living in a triple or congressman. assignments. in the hotel after Sept, 19 Will receive Fetzer will run against David She said the students in the Mission a guaranteed winner status in this Price in the November election. Valley Inn have the first priority to be year's Random Selection Process, North and Winston Churchill placed in rooms on campus, and the plus a $l00 credit on lltt'll spring had their similarities, Fetzer told department will do a "no show" check housing bill. the crowd as signs saying today, meaning students who have In addition, Bonner said the "Hooray for Ollie" were raised not yet checked in lose their roorn department makes offers to more into the air. assignments. Those rooms will then freshmen than the school has room "Both attended their country's be given to students in the hotel and for. knowrng sortie of them Will not military schools, both were triple rtmms. accept. heroes in unpopular wars, both "The students in the hotel will be "The cutoff number depends on the were put in the right place at the moved first because we. are right time by providence," he concerned number of returning students we said. about them being too far removed have, the .sr/e of the freshmen class ”I will support freedom from campus," Bonner said. and the expected response rate," fighters anywhere in the world. I In addition, she said it's costly for Bonner said ”It is hard to do ltt‘cdtlst‘ the university to house students in the of the unknown fac tors will work with my last ounce of hotel. energy to see that the Daniel SCOTT JACKSON/STAFF Because some students arc ll\tll).! in ()rtcgas of the world do not The students in triples are in become the Hitlers of the world, Cover-up Bragaw, Lee and Sullivan halls on triples iii the back rooms ol \llllt‘s‘ on especially while the cost is still West Campus. West Campus. Bonner said the Tony Petrocelli and Jon Keller unload carpets on item with students, particularly in the winter when Bonner said the A and D rooms are departriient is going to reassess the low." Tucker Beach. The carpets. for sale to students the university‘s unpredictable heating system placement ot triples and possibly North told the crowd that moving into the residence halls, are a popular kicksin. permanent triple rooms. Permanent Fetzcr would fight for the triple rooms have three students consider movrng some to dorms on Monroe Doctrine. living in them at the beginning of (‘eritral (‘ampiis in the future
North brings out supporters and protesters in name of patriotism By Paul Woolverton honors the democratic process." A prorNortli When North 101d a lie children. killed the cousin. News Editor sign read: “We love Ollie!" Reagan knew just Why North supporters had the opposite View. With chants of ~“Ollie out of Raleigh!" and Pro—North protesters lcd their rally by And Bush went and hid Rallicr Mohammad Punnul, who works for the son was charged With the murder, ant “North deals drugsl," about 100 protesters stepping out iti front of the groups and Because of what he did. the UNC Chapel Hill budget office, said no one knew he killed to protect his lather gathered across the street from Reynolds shouting “North is a great American hero!" Some anti—North protesters were against any North is a hero for doing what is necessary to coliseum Saturday night, protesting Lt. Col. through rnegaphoiies. involvement in Nicaragua, but not all were. keep communism out of Nicaragua. l‘iiriiicl said North is lie tl'v' Oliver North's policies and his visit to NC. Some called out to the anti North group, ”I‘m protesting because I‘m against North's ()n the charges that North acted illegally. State University. questioning their patriotism. taking things into his own hands," said Bill Punticl compared the colonel's actions to that But a scant 20 yards away, North rallicrs Anti North campaigners answered Willi Reiss, a graduate student in chemistry. ”I don't of a rich man's son in an Afghan parable llie lornicr Alyltan "lill't‘t' \dltl gathered in front of the sports arena, cheering chants, and sung the NC. State fight song like the idea of America working covertly to In the story, the rich man's cousin stood to communism is spreading and .' Wat‘s pt'ttitlz‘ for their hero and iccring at his detractors. albeit with different lyrics: overthrow another country." inherit a bundle when he died. He liked the like North to prevent it I w:sh sorta-how thr- The protesters on both sides were vocal, but *Noth lied to Congress lonimy Carter, who works in the crop mart, but he wanted the money. When he went American people were able to t-tpericntt- not violent. And Bush never spoke science departhttt. said North is being hailed to kill the man, the man’s sort saw what he corrimurnsrti and see what is happening. but Art anti-North sign read: “Real patriotism Reagan lied to all of us its a hero fOr lying. and that sort of heroism is was up to. by that tirtie it Will be too late think he is a And called it all ajoke not the message he wants given to his They boy didn‘t have time to get help, so he real hero."
Student Government gives m Wise words of sage advice for incoming i out goodies all day long l Inside i freshmen: an uppcrclassman’s point of view l ()kay Back to school means local "It's exactly what it sounds like," l Ilic (tillt‘ge t)l Vt'lt‘tl Joe and Jane freshman. on your cars, nct l. and \sli‘lx to pay advertisers fight for the attention of said Student Body President Pam l nary i\lt‘(lltlllt‘ tells all you've tried everything to blend in. Hra/il's toreign debt. new students and their wallets. Powell. "We feel it's a good way to about lllt'll skeletons. You've stuck that freshman binder The past couple ol nights, you \t' But today in the Student Center offer the students something. We NEWSJA they gave you at orientation way Jeff been flocking to tratcrrit y totirt like Plaza, the students will have the thought We could offer something l back there in the desk drawer, buried lemmings to the sea, wear:ng the advantage as local businesses take that would give them tirtie to get \‘( Sll's (barn t‘llttt and until next May along with your aforementioned clothing and lewelry part in a merchants‘ fair where together." "Guide to Residence Hall Life" and Cherry Iittt it Just hasn‘t Worked. freebies will be given out and a wide \ttitlt'iit Body l’lt'\ltlt'lll the silly roorri condition form they You still don‘t know any variety of demonstrations will be Powell said the event could be \\t'lt(ttllt'\ltl(lt'lll\. tirade you sign during check in tipperclassmcri other than your held. considered a welcome bad. to OPINION l0A Youvc got a brand new backpack You've spent a fortune at your local orientation counselor, who lttatlt' \tiu The Fall Free For All, sponsored by campus party. (red, ol course) and it's filled to mall buying stonewashed denim, at id play all those tltlltll‘ get di.t1il.lll‘iit'tl 947. and Strident Government. also "It‘s a social attiVity Alter clasucs lltllllt\ l’iwlilt-s \i-tsatili overflowing With new notebooks washed denim, ripped tank tops and games, and \‘UrLt older ‘.il‘.lt'l!ld'\“, will feature the band Brice Street at .ttttl (IIVIk-r you buy books, come by t\ .i' Hits litiii to li,|l.tllt r- Knowing llll\ isn‘t cool, you took it any other mutilated clothing you who latitihcd when you told them you the daylong festival. and hear the hawk illlllt'ilt .u .ttlt'llllt .llltl outside and ran our it a couple of cottld lirtd Now you‘re dressed like sent in thc phone scr\it c o'tlcr intro .2 ()tlicr campus organi/ations should AtllVlllt’s Will last hour ll a iii to s l.iinil\ lllt' 'i.ttt‘\ With the I‘dtttllV 'lruckstcr the dynamite \ltltlll\ in 4 Rays. tttvittlli .t){tt .itttl .iskcd w'. cw 1t. ftf‘.l_ be on hand to show students What p ttt . and ss ill lttoadt .iut liniti tiit SPURIS Hi Now you hate .2. br liltl new liar li pat k‘ Bunny cartoon they have to ol'ler dlt'd Willi trcadrriarks You re ‘wcar trig t‘t".~>t.t‘ti ,Hmt 1' ‘ \.. I-\( ()l R‘\(Il\(| [unmet 2 A August 29 1988 Technician News
Ollie comes Dial-a-schedule i"... to Raleigh coming to NCSU to speak Continuedfrom page I 30. In order to minimi/c lht‘ effect of a high tech era with a capacity for 24,500 students calling tht' system at Candidate compares different kinds of technology. For a once, five ""wintlowu" haw been him to Churchill school that prides itself on being a created that W1” permit students to high tech school. we should have a register only at thlf authori/ml times high tech registration process." Seniors and graduate students, President James Monroe in 1823, That high tech registration process juniors, sophomores and lifelong stated that the US. would treat is the Telephonic Registration Access education students each have four European attempts to colonize either to Computerized Scheduling, or day blocks. Freshmen have a six day of the Americas as a threat to its own TRACS. and it is coming Oct. 30. block. Once a window is open, safety. On that date, the system will go on students may continue to use the "And Monroe was a democrat," line and NCSU will become the first system, even after the next block North added, as the spectators university in the state where students opens. cheered. can register for classes using a touchtone telephone. UNC‘ Chapel Patty said the dcpartmt-nt is North said the Democratic Hill plans to implement the downplaying details of the actual Convention held last month in registration system in two years. system for a few weeks to keep from Atlanta, Ga. was like "another great ""We're on the cutting edge in confusing students. On Sept. 19, they epic that came out of Atlanta technology," said Don Patty, NCSU will‘ launch- it five week trainingv‘ ' and 7:; ‘Gone.. ‘ With the Wind'.. h! ' assistant registrar. Wonly 30 m 35 information campaign at the Student Michael Dukakis could ave used schools in the nation have this Senate meeting. the famous line from that mOVie system." when he described his concern over When the system opens. 32 University Registrar Jim Bundy said g . a the threat of Communism in Central telephone lines will be open Monday the department started working on the .26 America," he said. through Friday from 7:30 am. to system in 1985, only two years after M‘lCHAEL STEELE/STAFF Following the speech, students were midnight, and Sunday from 2 pm. to the first telephonic rcgistratior Students roam Reynolds Coliseum for hopeful class vacancies at the last Change Day. Telephonic invited to a concert and dance, ll pm These hours will be in effect system was established at Brigharr registration will be available next spring when students will be able to register by using a push button sponsored by the Fetzer for Congress for a 22-day period beginning Oct. Young University. telephone. Committee.
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A Whale Of A Catch Portsmouth where they piined The bunt”. “ire l~‘t m By Madelyn Rosenberg here.” fotir members of the National remote llt'ltl on one mt N( \t‘\ Executive News Editor Five steel cables, each a quartet In 1986, Ed Smallwood, Guard and took a lt'l'l’V to their researrh tum ‘Al'v'tt i. .~l of an inch thick but capable of whale and bacteria removed l‘ »u~ en! holding 1,600 pounds. keep the professor of anatomy, received Smallwood said it park flesh Tlll‘ ‘vl’t‘lv l-tn tl‘wu pi i Most people keep their whale skeleton firmly iti place ranger placed lnl" A. no in l» “ -‘ “ ‘ skeletons in the closet, but the a call from the Smithsonian alreath had designated the folks at NC. State University‘s "lt would look bad on my piopeity its \(‘Sl \ by placing Tlti' skull. “bit 5. ttwiylu-il 2H4) College of Veterinary Medicine record if people were killed Institution. A sperm whale had a "do not totitli‘ \I_L'tl met the pounds, took ivmvtr rm.- it )'.| display theirs in the front lobby. because of a falling skeleton." animal's l2 and a hall ton body through that pro. , Hut m it Smallwood said. A 35-foot sperm whale been beached on Portsmouth But the tollege's team was said skeleton, salvaged by students His confidence wasn‘t shared Island and the College of allowed to touch. and coon team "'ll‘tc must [\f ll‘u I“ and faculty in August 1986. by CVe.yone members had the “little unulth’L‘ lt'wi ' «h found its home this month over ‘The first time l 321“ the Veterinary Medicine ( CVM) had deboried but vie had in in. it the library staircase at the librarian go through there. she "It took ti'» ll\s days total to the val lot lt‘tli'i‘l college’s entrance. hugged the wall," Holladay said. a chance to save the skeleton. salvage the Whale. Qiiidlluood Finally it v t~ i "People are finally brave enough said ”We t'lt. tlt‘tl about I” and Other skeletons in the school's to use the stairs again.‘ Now, the university is a hall tons ol llt‘sb ml of these together ll" iii bony menagerie include a black The idea for a whale skeleton bones llolltida) \ill‘l bear. a miniature horse, a first was suggested to college receiving statewide attention for gerenuk (a type of antelope) and The llcsli toultliit be buried Ht: X Y.t_\t'tl tlit' "v ti' faculty in 1985 by lab technician sperm whale skeleton \inaller “hate to lw-x- 'mt a tiger. The whale is the largest Paul Nader. the35—foot on the island lietaiise ol' the piece together ll‘.tl raw .ti addition to the collection. "We said. 'this is not going to that hangs in the CVM lobby. high \xrttci len‘l \Ill‘itllllAtNNl skeleton lltlll.ltl.l_\ mountttl t- If it were alive and swimming, be easy, son,’ but we didn't say said. so the whale meat was part (if lht‘ \ltt'lCl'lll \kl‘tl 'no'," Smallwood said. And the loaded onto trailers and taken closely rt'seiub'iw ll‘v' 'w'w the whale would weigh about process began Mutational and scientific purposes. btit telephone call from the Smithsoniai in tent to .i ltlllllltll on the 25,000 pounds, said Ed a sperm whale was beached on lltllltl. to Plt‘\ll'_l.t'. Smallwood, professor of The first step to getting it there still it ere ti few logistical problems. Institute: mainland But for the tt'\l o‘ tlh .A, ,i skeleton was obtaining a permit. Smallwood and Problems like getting a Portsmouth Island in the Outer Banks and he tllil‘ t . .t \ anatomy. ”This is for protection of the whale cleaned on the beach and the museum didn't want it, We loaded up the bones and Holluda) Mud The bones alone weigh 900 species." Smallwood said. ”We transporting the bones back to Raleigh. NCSU did. hittl a crett l e, waiting to rays pounds, said Steve Holladay, can't have any part of this animal flier) there was the obvious. A crew from the college left .it 6 a m trash them. he \tlltl ”Tllt'lt‘ um lit' "\ anatomy lab manager. But as far the next morning to begin the salvage else the lklll\‘\ tuultl yo in :v as whales go, that's small. in our possession without one." "We had the permit. but not the whale," After the \ctoiitl \T\'\\ had In an .inutoiiiy Lib lll.tl \A .t . ln'll Sitittllxtood Cola Wars end at NCSU; Coke, Pepsi both winners ltl\:t' lush around the Lttllllli'\ continue to shit“ l’cpM Cola as the mnner Ur I\ ll (ORG? .‘\t tii;ill\ ll depends on the tune and the lt‘l('\’t$t(" \lhllf‘fi l‘lttlll tomphiies claim they are the (”ole War champions. and they're both l|'__'l'il .it least on N (‘ Kittie University's campus. \( \l «house» its t'olas on a bid system in three categories soda llldClllYtL‘s ilic dining tttt'ilN and the athletic arenas, says Art White. director of L ntversuy l)ti'llllil 'l “H \‘L‘ttt ltt\ll1\(\(lll\ xi ill be represented on campus ““‘1 lltx‘ lwl lot cola in cans this year. and the Coke ”lilt'lltnt‘s ucrc 'ioxcdl"‘l“l out iii lul\ \K liite says. to :i ("mitt remains the writier at Carter Finley Sldllllllll. Reynolds ( Ult‘.t.‘util and tnuupux dining lltllls' and snack bars l"‘.1\t'f\ll\ timing doesn't consider itsell ti [‘l-lflltllltllll in the tonipctilwn lurt'm‘t it the luv llldUlI players, White says Alltlllll'KlfillUf~ .iii~ tusl followup .xhai tht \ Ithik l\ good business sense .. ‘lttt'x ‘li ‘t'r\ wittzpl'titttc. as you tum see it you go ”H“ a grocery store. \\ igi‘t ‘xittil l’ -~lw:' " "1 i-xencd only a few ctiiiiplitittx ullL‘ll llii‘ vinttliu‘es i hinged m mi ll it “it it to ted \Altlli‘ and blue. he says > .. ()lit’ gm t.tllvtl .titd \tltl he couldn't drink 2‘ Arlen it \\A\ (‘otu ( it‘d \Hittv \itd ll\ \llll the machine had been there Mr l" mum and a '\ h'.\- "it"ltl \l-i» wl hills. to l llt\t‘l\ll_\ Dining tattle lroiii ptoplt th’tc wvtlt ..:\: v o .tlm it Ll‘tt' a hinge. he \Jltl They asked uh) tte ditlii'! l‘..l\t‘ both \tid \\ 'u t.‘ will the trimmer l'v ..-- . liw-x _ -l'll\llll_L' machines i\. trtiiixlerretl to .i gcneml selittl.ir~.liipI ' I Mite ol $7lllltltt Sbnlltltl .i year. \Nliitc \ditl Atitt that s l‘.” \iii.ttl l ll 3 u Arty hound limit' llltlull.llt“‘~ ‘llt‘' l‘lttllls lot :lit. lt.i.tl.. “mum.ll tot..t 1 wt 9- ..t lin, ,qtlxt \(‘Kl \ prolitx are based iiri \tiltitiit' \l‘ltl “ltilc ' .. . . . ,“ iv_‘il\i"‘ miu'b illl\\l\i'.\ Atoll-til: ‘zlltth ‘3'" ‘-,\i l.‘.tl l‘yt‘ tl‘ t'tw in ;t ‘ l‘.’ \ .tt'il on 1"” 1"“ rt7"-" SCOll JACKSON SlAll JOHNIl'ZHOFFERt-ST'AFF AM 9—. H" ‘ . 3"» gym,” 1.3”, {MM t.‘ “,1 b H I I. l. ‘1 . a. .. . w ..u cw .. ‘7‘ ‘ =7 ‘- ~:=“‘t‘ “ \\ -. '- . . , ~. < w was: .'?i t‘ww 'N t‘: .r 'H---.v M Kite/m mu man» toCOMMtW-i'Wt“"‘ "" '"t"‘ ‘ t ) “ \lutlt‘ltlt thwttlit‘tg ' ‘ l“ rhat‘hl'li‘Vpep“ fieldWM,”wooh'lnr}lht tn ,3] lt=,{~.t $- . (w 4 A August 29, 1988 Technician Non \. Encouraging words for Kl TheRecordEichae’_“m the thundering herd ( ontmuedfrom page IA Trygto remember thit . . i. If SeriouslyYou're Into Music E the dorm ice machine. Everyone longer at Podunl; il.yi. mi Spiritual Potential you meet starts the conversation: "So 800 students. Their are 41m,» ‘ You’re Gonna Like ' you're a freshman at State, right?" p00ple in this little : Itii. : it ii: win ECKANKAR qf NCSU Though i am now a senior, and thus on weekdays and no it] in. . . or. The Record Exchange! 010005 of new & used [.95. CDs & cassettes all guaran- practically over the hill, I can campus l\ equipped in l“ l i presents afree video teed. hasssl:fries {or condi’tion“l1t “ems. remember "way back when," which in kind oi mob if everydle iltt ltli s ., do Free Search rv cc or ou 0 “The Journey Home” :An expert staffto furnish informed(& honest!) advice & my case means the fall of '85 And in something at the \diiii’ ltii’t' Kim let you listen before you daddeide! three years, you too Will be that in mind when llldhiiit.‘ innr Wednesday, Aug 31 at 7:30 pm .Compact Discs at $1295 & less! remembering these days, and mundane, exerydaj, (l:'tl‘~l‘tl - ithi Blue Room, Student Center 4th floor .Free newsletter of new releases reviews.discount cou— pons& more -just come in & si ti up. marveling that 1992‘s freshmen are when to buy hooks and eat him u (1111332 81/5 .30 of the hottest new releases on sa e every day at the the age of your younger siblings. l know you [iff‘llllh it l.l-" for more illfi)f‘llitlllt7li . lowest priccdeiriinRaleigh! 'l‘hat's right. The little creep who tremendous class tii‘rll) in (how its nip leW Hlf ii” ‘1 iv?“ H KANl‘r \r' Free S ecial Or r .lmportg,Hardcore.Jazgjlues.Folk.Reggae.NewAge.R&B drove you up the wall and always times of early autumn. liiii do you Classical. Biuegrass———as well as Rock! ratted to mom when you were a kid ALL have to eat at the satire inn .‘ .Blanlt tape.strings&picks.magazines'11shirts..gstersn We also buy your unwanted Li’s.CDs&cassettes cashor may be wandering around here llpperclassrnen Lnim meter to do credit ifthzv‘re in demand & in looking confused when you are a anything on time iit‘\t‘r eat (llllltt‘l .it od enough condition! serum. 50 try to be understanding 5:10, never do laundry on SuridM if you takegrgusicsc!riously.we ought to if l NCSU COOP PROGRAM L and the other seniors have some afternoon. We eat (lliiiit‘i' at 5:21 or Sex 7110. Raleigh NC 27695 (919, 737 2199 Missiongm\{Bogllleya ho iRng Center difficulty regarding you as a peer 6:“ . 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Rod Stewart (lower riglitl \lrlll'\ lil~ \Hlll .ll lilL‘ lltzm Home lII ( liupel Hill on July 0. Stewart didn‘t let the lenytli ul lll\ killi't‘l th‘l m ilh \ktl} {is he side stepped and swayed JOHN‘- t ie the uliole \iim' llt- .ilw ;.i\e prowl to his Claim as one of the most \ersutile lttlellh lll melt (lllti roll. He performed songs spanning hix um «leer it" tun-er. mrlmliiig «up oil of hl\ altest album. “( )ut ol‘()rder.“ Photos by Scott Rivenbark x11mm...»m...“w“my lt‘t hnit‘ian AU8U5‘29, 1988 7A S_idetrcs Fall semester brings back new and oldfaces Raleigh merchants get Freshmen arrive at ready for the masses NCSU; settle in By Suzanne Perez We just try to keep things By Melissa Laitman Features Editor running as smoothly as Statt Writer School food? Boring! \I IO am. Thursday moming, possible (‘heck-in l).iy Students wander Amy McDonnell sophomore Kelly Macy is ready. And around campus trying to find their NCSU Freshman waiting. Bartlette dorms. ()ld triends greet each other Macy and about 20 other members Joseph with hugs and handshakes, and new of NC. State‘s Intervarsity Christian When students come to tow l‘ students try to learn their way around. decided to major in textiles. “Since it Fellowship are “Freshman Movers," their appetites. And the late Itlulll Freshman Jennifer lirown. of Eden. has a lot to do with math." she says. carrying refrigerators. rugs and sofas snack of choice? Pizza. sits outside Methill Residence Hall. Excited and scared about being from parking lot to dorm room. Dominoes Pin-it. WhiLh detracts It (‘lose beside her: \lorn. Dad and two away from home. freshman Stephanie “We got here really early this mom- NCSU residence halls. expertt'nt t‘.\ bookstore plasttt lItL'\ Man: looks forward to meeting new ing to start moving stuff," says an increase in orders every time stir Brown says she is t‘\L'liC(i about the people. Macy, sitting at the group’s break dents come to town, says Joseph next four years and is looking for- Man. a native of New Jersey. will table outside Bowen Residence Hall. Bartlette, manager trainee of the ward to meeting new people. major in foreign languages —— ”for an “I‘m just waiting for someone else to Oberlin Road store. She says she feels tonfident with exciting. out of the ordinary career." ask for help." “Wejust try to keep things l'ltllllllt‘.’ her academic lMLhIUtIliti. Her Eden she says. But not all freshmen or their parents as smoothly as possible. but our high school helped her "gain skills Mart says she is “psyched" about take advantage of the offer, Macy orders increase a whole lot.“ Banlette that I Will need tor tollegc." says being away from home. But living in says. says. “We usually try to hire new Brown. who plans to major in com— Lee Residence Hall will not be her “Lots of people have actually employees to keep up with that puter engineering. first time away. she says. She visits turned us down.” she says. “They increase." And what is she twpecting from Long island Beach every summer. think we want money or something." A big problem dining the first ten N.(‘. State tood’ “l ike my grand- Chris Paler. of Shelby. who plans to But Intervarsity members aren’t the weeks of the school year is that “new mother‘s.“ ~.he Ml], s utth .‘I smile. major in engineering. says he is anx- only ones preparing for the onslaught students don‘t know where they But other freshmen. like Amy ious about living away from home. of students this time of year. For live.” he says. McDonnell. aren't so optomistic. “I love it." says Palcr. who recently Raleigh area businesses, the students‘ “That messes up a lot of orders,“ he Mlchdel Steele/staff photo “School I'ood‘.’ Boring?" she says. moved into his Lee Residence Hall return means an increase in cus- adds. “It's kind of hard to get the Bt‘t’dIISL‘ McDonnell i-nioyed com- I'OOITI. tomers. pizza to them if they can‘t tell us Monty Holland and Kelly Macy of We: varsity Christian Fellowship help Ann Stuart move puter st renti- and math in her Ray Kelly, manager of Kinko’s exactly whet.- they are.“ her belongings into her dorm room. advanced high school L liisses. she has Sce'NEW. page 9 copies on Hillsborough Street, says he usually hires eight or nine tempo- rary employees for the first few weeks of the school year. The business sells ‘course packets’ E that many professors require as pri~ mary or supplementary texts. Open “I don’t want 24 hours a day, Kinko‘s also serves as a late—night stop for students who need photocopies fast. “It happens every year.” Kelly says. a lot of hype. "It’ll get real busy for a couple of weeks after all the students get into town. We always need more help I just want then." Area bookstores spent the second half of the summer preparing for the something I annual student stampede, stocking their shelves with textbooks and sup- plies. count on.” “And it's getting really crazy now." can says Chris Homey. merchandise manager of Addam's Bookstore in Mission Valley Shopping Center. 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The screen writers strike helped bring on solid months of Joe more. “Midnight Camper Van Beeilimt-ii's '(i-m: lit'ltned Revolutionary But on the bright side. the hot mg drought summer gave returns and rebroadcasts ot shows that deseiwd a fast Run" proved that Sweetheart," The Sugar t not i iii s Too Good” and me a chance to catch up on other things. Watch great death. New episodes ot “Hello 1 art)" were antttipated Charles Grodin Tracey Chapman‘s debut were .tiut til: the handful of enjo— movies on videotape. Read those thick intellectual novels. like a monsoon in Iowa, Corey has made a pact yable audibles. Learn nuclear physics. Listen to Miles Davis. News specials on macho type guys and toe Iain got high with the devil to Alex (.‘hilton's show at (ln s ( ltnIIL‘ in Chapel Hill was Maybe it would have been more exciting ifMadonna had ratings, Professional wrestling was thi- only Iiesh human PARTY FAVORS . . . star in bad films refreshing. He's not the l‘llppesl lixing white cat out of come out with a new record or movie. drama on the tube Will Jesse "'l‘lit' IIoin \t-ntura take a with big stars so Memphis for nothing But it‘5 too late now. Fall’s here. bribe ltotn Ted Hililase? Is Kenn Sullivan ullIl in the set he looks good. And House of leaks \ano ~l|k :u-d tor Midnight Oil this vite of Satan'.’ Who is Brother Love! Remember (irodin with Warren Beatty and Dustin summer. were good 'l he» tiltt) ihr Biewery in Raleigh Questions? Wrestling elevated its status burrow ol "w I.iL It ot coin Hoffman in “Ishtar?“ He does it this time with Robert Wednesday night. mercial TV, DeNiro Supposedly there was going to be a new LIUI) in Raleigh If you have questions about almost anything, send them But I can’t entirely liltilllkf l' tmu lltt‘ summer ()thet flops included “Tucker.“ “Crocodile Dundee ll," called the Speakeasy, but after opening with The Church to me and I'll try to give you a good answer. 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F"eshman Michael Perry. \tlio \lettall is (“rlt‘cltt”) helpful to new banging noise. The playlist included mostly prior mrwed into Bragaw Residence Hall students Heavy metal group A(‘/l)(‘ left the hits, with only two songs from the says his hlgh school gOI hltn dc‘ndt‘tli "'l lll\ program helps lllt‘ lit-shim!” standing-roomonly crowd at group’s latest release. “Blow Up Your ically prepared for college u itli Mimi n. ttlllk'llt' life .i lot hunt-i.“ be (lreenshoro (‘oliseum near deafness Video." “tough teachers " \Lj)\ after their Saturday night perfor- The focal point of the set was “Back Majoring in chemistry. Perry says HCKJU\C tollept- l‘x lht‘ll first time niancc in Black." the band's album dedicated he plans to attend pharmacy :.chool awry ti'oin borne. many treshmcn and While the group is already well— to late lead singer. Bon Scott. Songs Moving into a dorm room is nothing new \llltlt‘lllx L'IlLUlllllt'f problems known for its sleazy brand of rock ‘ii' included “Shoot to Thrill," “Back in new for Andra Hyde. ol Fayettt-vtllc. .‘tdittxtiitg to campus lite lust ink the roll. lead guitarist Angus Young felt Black." "Hells Bells" and “You who has lived in Metcalf the last \lilll tll Illt‘ ,\( ~SI V (tunneling (.CIIICI' the need to uphold the image. Shook Me All Night Long." three years. But it is his first year as a Mmt \llttlt’llh alto ‘.l\ll the center Young's striptease act during an Big shoes for Johnson. the group's resident.ll choseadvisorMetcalfin theas thedorm,place to be at the beginning of the year need extended version of “Jailbreak“ current lead singer. to fill. As could an RA because I enjoyed my hr“ .idHtc lor getting along utth their ended with his schoolboy shorts at his be expected. his vocals could not three years as a resident and a [TA roommate» says one i‘otiiicclor at the knees and his bare bottom facing the match his predecessor‘s unique (upper Class advisori" says Hfllt‘. a center i ‘icr problems range from crowd sound, speech communication inaior pregnancy and abortion to not liking Fortunately, Young played with his Perhaps in an effort to make up the electric guitar instead of himself for difference. AC/DC instrumentalists While an RA often If. the tint pt-i ”l“ “Ml l“ ”W ”WM! ”4“ most of the show. virtually silenced Johnson during Starting the perfomiance with an surne numbers. upbeat vers‘ion of the patented Chuck An AC/DC show would not be Berry strut, he later imitated the complete withoiit the self-titled Three Stooges‘ “Curly Shuffle." album track “Highway to Hell." Should the evening‘s billing have Young donned devil horns as red been renamed “The Angus Y‘an smoke and artist were lifted onto the Show?" Young seemed to think so stage. He repetitively stole the center- Also performed in the 16-50ng stage spotlight. leaving the rest of the “mostly oldies" set were “Whole hand —- brother Malcolm Young, Lotta Rosie," “Thg Jack," “High Simon Wright. (‘liff Williams and Voltage," “Let There Be Rock" and S‘nll Rivonbnrk/slotf Brian lohnson -— to serve as back "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap." ("83’ , l t ' b' d" ' d . , Two cannons provided the finale, Lead Singer Brian Johnson (lot!) and lead guttansi Angus YUUIMJ gt'l lugullnvi on siage at .. m o i it. an s it’d ctiiaiks is the introducmg “For Those About To the GreenSboro Coliseum last Saturday. 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R it Dipping ‘ «trail I t“ ;l' l7 CORT ; AVAmI-‘orrv and Gonna“ St. Techfiicién '_ “l I I \ntrnows AUDtTORiu T‘His WAY Op August '29, 1988 paper that is enrrrelr the pmduri o/ In. \Imlmrl In. ik‘rr'ulr \ .,, rm w Hr: til/11ml . "ram ”Hind/fl which the thoughts. the arlnllt and m for! ”w um “I? 11/ ll!" rum/ms rm) revive/er] II p I/li‘ MII’MNII ii» [our/mlI\ blank mouthpieceIhrough which (he \ludwils tho-mw/r m Iii/k n/lege ll/I' Ir'ih/ilriu/r sol liu. I l'etmiart l‘l"lt Welcome back is back People, welcome back. Throughout Finally. there is our opinion campus this time of the year. this is the department Obviously that is on this general greeting and feeling. page. Here you will find editorials and Administrators, faculty. resident columns and letters stating a variety of advisers, cafeteria workers, campus facts and opinions that will raise groups and organizations ——/ just about community awareness on topics and everyone attached to North Carolina themes currently in the news. 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We will be Technician and the myriad facets it their material they can write on any welcome everyone back to campus. I hope happy to talk with you and help you get contains within its usually eight to topics, ideas and themes they wish. that you had a terrific summer and are ready involved. There is always work to be done. twelve pages. Through our ever These are people who feel they have, for another year at school. Even if you are not interested in becoming vigilant and alert news hounds. we will something to say that others should Student Government has been working hard Pam involved with Student Government, I hope be doing our best to keep students read, whether it be humorous or this summer making plans and setting goals that you will remain aware of our activities. Whatever it for the upcoming year. 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Therefore, we have made a strong Brooks Raiford, Student Senate president, Once again. welcome back. I hope your As for the worlds of sports and instructors to come by. We do not commitment toward representing the student presides over the legislative branch. while semester proceeds with no complications. I experience or exceptional body in every aspect of campus life. Chris Wyrick, student body attorney general, look forward to seeing you around campus. features, our respective departments demand Student Government consists of three oversees the judicial Branch. 1 preside over will be out in mass gathering stories, talent. We do ask that columnists have branches: legislative, judicial and executive. the executive branch. If you are interested in Pam Powell is the student body president at interviews, reviews and entertainment some good taste and discretion. And Each branch has its individual role in Student any of these areas, please stop by Student N.C. 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North Carolina State University and to underway, like the $9.3 million addition to the touch on the real pulse of NCSU than sent in to us, either Raleigh, N.C. Before you settle in, let me tell DH. Hill Library and the Natural Resources Technician. Clarifying a story, airing a complaint, you about your university. ' Bruce Research Center budgeted at nearly $12 Then there is our classifieds and noting an observation or criticizing our But first, congratulations ~-you‘ve survived million. advertising departments. Here. coverage are types of letters written by registration That‘s history in more ways than Traveling south across Western Boulevard, students will bc hit with ads from a students, faculty. staff and one We‘re going to make it easier for you Poulton you’ll discover that our IOOO-acre Centennial variety of local businesses who desire administrators and sent in to us where next term and bl‘llr this annual scrimmage Campus is really beginning to take shape. We they can be printed. A true newspaper into the IWentieth cfiitury with the technology opened the Precision Engineering Center there their monies. Food chapons, store sales of computers and touch—tone phones. last April, and in May we held a and public service announcements will must serve its readership by providing You belong to a community of nearly 25,000 groundbreaking for the $26.6 million complex all be found within our pages And as timely neWs and a public forum to students who have chosen to study at one of new technologies, strengthen the national that will house the College of Textiles. A few for our classifieds, here is where print views. We are a true newspaper the nation’s major and most dynamic research economy and make the United States more weeks ago. the city of Raleigh granted our anything from auto sales to typists can for NCSU. universities, with an annual budget of $420 competitive in the international marketplace. request to rezone the Centennial Campus be found hawking their services and So this ends our little tour of million. All this generates a sense of excitement on property, which will allow us to forge ahead items. At times various companies will 'l‘echnician‘s pages It will be here As a group. you come from every county in campus that I‘m sure you‘ll feel as you begin on this project on all fronts. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, North Carolina. every state in the union, and your coursework this fall. Things are As we move into the fall, we‘ll be following flash announcements calling for every more than 90 foreign countries But for all happening at N.C. State University. Let me Kay Yow, coach of the NCSU women‘s resumes and interviewees for their job excepting holidays of course, for your diversity, you have much in common. illustrate my point by mentioning a few basketball team, as she takes her US. openings. Just about anything can be students to peruse. Welcome back to Academically. you‘re competitors and highlights ofthis past summer. Olympic women‘s basketball team to Seoul. found through our classifieds on any campus. people. We are glad to be achievers. lf you‘re a freshman. you were In June, we celebrated the victory of our Korea. given day. back. among the top students in your high school NCSU College Bowl team They won the On the morning of October 5, I hope all of class and you had top board scores: You are national championship in a battle of you will attend our third annual Honors the one in four who applied and was accepted knowledge against all collegiate contenders. Convocation. Dr. James M. Buchanan, winner here at NCSU. You know the Wolfpack. Now you know the of the 1986 Nobel Prize in economics, will be Bad check not paid yet Of course, there’s more to a great university “Fact Pack.” the keynote speaker at this event, which than great students. Consider your faculty. We held a news conference in June to honors scholarly achievement among our On the fateful date of August 25. King said that the marchers had come You'll meet them this week, and I believe announce the licensing to a major food faculty and student body. I963, a quarter of a million Americans to Washington to cash that check, to you’ll find them an exceptional group of company of new technology developed by On the night of October 5, we join the from all walks of life marched on live up to the dream of freedom and teachers and researchers. NCSU food scientists to process and preserve national political scene when the William F. Washington, DC, and gathered at the justice in America. And since that The work of these men and women has fluid eggs by ultrapasturization and aseptic Buckley, .lr. “Firing Line" program will be steps of the Lincoln Memorial to listen time, America has made great strides brought N.(‘. State international recognition. packaging. broadcast live from Stewart Theater on North to speakers demand true justice and in cashing that check. No longer does They have made us a national center for Just two weeks ago we gained national Carolina Public Television. liberty for all. the letter of the law prevent the sons of teaching, and the caliber of their research media attention when NCSU received a multi— Of course, it’s impossible to tell you about sons of former includes us amongst the top 35 largest million dollar grant from the National Science everything that’s coming up. My point in Last Saturday marked the 2Sth former slaves and the university research programs in the United Foundation to create a Center for Advanced mentioning a few events of the summer and anniversary of America's greatest civil slavemasters from drinking at the same States. Electronic Materials Processing. fall is to suggest the sense of dynamic activity rights march Although there were water fountain, or dining at the same Building on its ltlll year old history of A major goal of the new center is to develop and achievement that characterize North several speakers on that sweltering restaurant scrvrce lo Nortti Carolina, NCSU is now techniques to boost America’s competitive Carolina State University. summer day, by far the nrost But the entire check has not been assuming a role of national leadership in position in semiconductor manufacturing. The Freshman. senior or doctoral candidate, I memorable speaker was Martin Luther paid off yet There is still injustice and scientific and technological education and center exemplifies what I describe as NCSU's wish you a productive academic year. inequality throughout this nation. research. We are in the forefront of American national leadership role in scientific research King Jr, late of a Birmingham jail cell universities that have joined forces with and education. Bruce Poulton is Chancellor of North for protesting racial segregation. Inner-city slums are wallowing in A walk across our campus will show you Carolina S(are University. On that historic occasion. King despair. Farmers are losing their land. business. industry and govemment to develop delivered what is still the most stirring And black children still do not have attack on injustice and inequality in the same opportunities in this land that modern America — his “I have a white children have. Candidates make us all feel like crackers dream“ speecr. So America must continue to try and In that speech. King likened the cash that check. Because when that In I‘No. at Jeffrey‘s Grove Elementary Why should we pay taxes? Why shouldn't we check is cashed in full. the beatings. School in Raleigh. it was rumored that divorce? Constitution and the Declaration of drinking chocolate milk would turn a white Why don‘t we all get stoned for the next independence to a promissory note that arrests and even deaths suffered by person black But all the evidence that Mrs. thirty years? Why shouldn't males go around guaranteed every American the civil rights protesters will not have Dixon‘s third grade class could gather in the Elliot carelessly inseminating women? inalienable rights of life. liberty and been in vain. cafeteria seemed to prove that white milk An exquisite, little policy point in this year’s the pursuit of happiness. “Instead of America has started to cash the check couldn‘t turn a black person white presidential election came out the other day honoring this sacred obligation. of justice and opportunity. Brit the Out on the playground, back when there was Inman when George Bush said he wanted to ma; tate bank isn‘t quite finished paying off it clubhouse and down toward the field a the Pledge of Allegiance. A mandatory pledge America has given the Negro people a herihouse for ducks and chickens. you were OPINION COLUMNIST has been deemed unconstitutional by the bad check; a check that has come back vet. either a “black cracker“ or a “white cracker" Supreme Court, and Michael Dukakis says marked ‘insufficient funds.‘ " and the appropriate cheer of conquest was that Bush‘s support of this unconstitutional L——- "Hal. Burnt your bearis!‘~ All of which seemed religiously bigoted; maybe we’re not "under idea makes him "not fit" to be president. \ery strange to an eighlycarrold child just in God." Besides. even if we are. which god are Apparently to Dukakis. a law is a law and from Key Biscaync. Florida we under? What about students from Pakistan you don‘t want to fiddle with THE LAW. Inside the classroom. students were divided and France. Mexrco and Canada? They might Maybe Dukakis is a strict constitutionalist and .TEQUN.‘.C?IAN advanced, remedial. average But that wasn‘t say the words, but they aren‘t really pledging believes that whatever the constitution says. lditor in ( htt‘l nearly as iiriportanr as whether you had seen to the US and we shouldn’t make them gOCF. \lir travl lltiglir's “Happy Day s" on tclexision last night And. some whisper. others shout. there But a statement inferring that politicians. Managing iditrrr Assistant Managing fdiloi lo the third grade. the worst thing you could really isn't liberty and justice for all who are elected for the purpose of developing [its ri.rit liiitv lir'll\\trril,rrrf .-L-__._..4.,, be was a nerd. the worst part about it that it But those weren‘t my thoughts when we and defining law. shouldn‘t do just that is llt‘t !|'l\" News Hfitor . \lmil‘h h ...-tr . vc Arhertising was a disease wrth essentially undefined stood and l don't think those were anyone peculiar. 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PlINHH‘JdP'N l-ii'w'ti \rir knits llllt llalt‘xr'l We all stood. put rur hands il\('l our hearts "nation thing should haw bccrr running for president years wa‘utive Editor. ,. ....lsatriira \\ .rrplr Ila. mi N \tiiitli laiiuutrm \‘I‘llrllt and said the l’lrdgt- til ‘\llt'j_'lrtllt e But that too seems sill\ to ltltllH people iimx ago llc Lt‘llltl lrrnt- had the support of more Associate Editor. tr l\l'{ll‘r f..tl.:'lti' lt.‘ \\rltll'\ kl‘jllt“. lln‘ltt ltlv mrrijrum So Itl.lll\. people think lli.it’- sill\ llttu lr's Why shouldn't ti \tui'riziri on tseltrirc l‘( ”W .- li‘“ lit“ to M's Dixon‘s third grade t nationalism. .lllil lll.ll ~ .‘lltl " ll“ “4" l' ‘ »‘“"“ 'tl '0 hitV" baby 'lllt’l twin ill” lrtlr‘s’ rlrm ..t 'i. August 29, 1988 Technician II A j.3 ON HOW YOU CAN AVOID Dmitg tBehours that ermits ar_e reguired, every University Faculty, staff and student must display 7 2 a V3 I , nIverSIty par mg permit. 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When parking at - metered spaces , the meter must be activated. STUDENT .7 METERS WHEN ATTENDING CLASSES. S SHOULD NOT USE PARKING THE NCSU MUSIC DEPARTMENT IS FALL AUDITIONS. ' If you need a permit, purchase it from the Universit Division of Transportation Parking Services Office? NOW HOLDING NEVER PURCHASE OR ACCEPT A PERMIT FR M ANOTHER PERSON! The permit may have GROUPS RECIEVE I 3 been reported lost or stolen and would result in a $50 fine, towing of your vehicle and possible loss of ALL CHORAL parkIng prIVIIages for up to 12 months. SEMESTER HOUR OF CREDIT. " If you have mechanical problems with your vehicle, and are parked illegally aS a result, you must SINGERS OF ALL VOICE TYPES ImmedIately report these InCIdents to Parking Control at 737-2210. AND ABILITIES ARE WELCOMED A parking permit, either temporary or permanent, MUST be attached to the windshield, is accordance with its design. 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University permits (excluding HandIcapped ones) are not valid in metered Spaces. Please be adVIsed that YOU CAN (Adjacent to the Student Center) RECEIVE MULTIPLE VIOLATIONS FOR EXTENDED PARKING AT AN EXPIRED METER. Room 203 ask to see any of our Directors. If .you .loan.your vehicle to someone,. ,:;:‘.f‘ I""I I ‘Ib‘ ' . You are responsible forALL‘ Choral . VIolatIonSIssuedto yourvehIcle.. , Between 8 - 5 on M - F YOU'II BE GLAD YOU DID! Beginning Pipes and Drums - Students interested in Piping and Drumming - SEE : John Sprague, 117 Price Music Center or Call : 828-1269 Watch my: Bookstore this all! by Smith Sinnett, Architects General Book Biz-partnwnt Renovation ('omplction January 1989 Fall Rush operating hours: Regular operating hou‘ttrsz'i . Eif- August 29, 30. 31 - 8:00 am. to 8:005 azooa. '. Mom, Wed, Thurs, & Fri. — ‘1 September 1_& 2 - 8:00 am. to 6:00 p II’Tuesday - 8:00 em. to 8:00 pm _..,_:Septcmbcr 3, 4, 8; 5 - CLOSED .. ingW .. Saturday — 10:00 am. to 4:00pm. ”September 6 ~ begin regular Operat 9(hmuan ; . ' J . BOOKSTORE WELCOME 9/071 TO . BEST SELECTION OF WOLFPACK COLLET :3? '11:“ WEAR IN TOWN! ‘ " ” , ., g. . .9 ,j'.-A7‘3 J)11;; 9 ma", A 313% 0: s ‘ ; w 1‘4x W, TV'S A iii 0W0“ {M 00.“ a; Ja‘m Boxes ‘ , if 55 vi :0," Walkmans ’ J E .5 {a v: \~0%o’s ’9 go‘s“ CD Players Answer Phones _' if} Refrigerators x:_ 0’"0W“ 99%3%” 3 . . Coolers 2: and many more! $Spo rts Technician August 29, 1988 13 Clemson Tigers Favored To Win ACC Title Tigers may contend for national lt:t,litiit.i;rti'<-. Georgia Tech, Ross seek retribution honors; Terrapins want consistency Pti:ilit;ii0ii'. after disappointing 2-9 season in 1987 By Dwuan June and l3th in points allowed. 1 . Clemson By Dwuan June "I think that lee Williamson has the tools to Staff Writer Senior comerback Donnell Woolford is Staff writer be a good quanerback.” Ross said in .in inter expected to take over as the Tigers' defen- 2. NC. State \ revs vsith the Georgia lech sports iiilotm.ition With 5| returning lettermen, including l8 sive leader. Woolford had five interceptions 3 Virginia Georgia Tech head football coach Hobby (lepanment. "He has to improve on his throw starters, the Clemson Tigers are expected to last year and only seven passes were com— 4. UNC Ross expects his 1988 Yellow Jacket squad to mg of the loiig ball. . his timing his reads repeat as ACC champions while also con- pleted against him. while he finished third improve front last year's dismal (to confer But I do believe he has the talent." tending for the national title. in the nation in punt returns, averaging 25.2 5. Duke etice record. even though for the third straight The Tigers. l0-2 last year, are ranked in yards a return. 6. Ga. Tech season the Jackets Will start the season With an Senior center line Harden. o 2. 3‘3 lbs . ‘Atll virtually everyone's Top Ten and are as high Linebacker Dorian Mariable, who only 7 . Wake Forest inexperienced quarterback. lead the offensive ltltlll. l'lic tour year starter as number one in some polls. Florida State. started three games last season, was the Tech. 2-9. only defeated the (‘itadel and Will be JOlllCtl by sophomore tarlxle l).ir\l the Associated Press pre-season number Tigers' leading tackler at his position with 8 . Maryland Indiana State last season. Ross returns 47 let Jenkins. ()5. 283 lbs. and tumor tackle Jessi- one, visits Death Valley September 17. 61 and earned Citrus Bowl defensive MVP Nafional termcn. seven offensive and seven defensive Marion. 6-4. 271 lbs. honors. Gone from the squad that defeated Penn 1 Florida State starters. Redshirt freshman Lee Williamson State 35-10 in the Citrus Bowl are all- Senior defensive end Jesse Hatcher will lead the Jacket offense. Sophomore Joe Sittit is listed .it .‘Kll lbs .rt America kicker David Treadwell, all- recorded seven sacks last season and should 2 . Oklahoma Williamson earned the quarterback job Willi the right guard positron liiriior Stott lli'ait-rs America guard John Phillips and ACC all- be the cornerstone of the defensive line. In impressive spr :ig drills. beating out fifth year hat. 273 lbs. started it tttial tvto games ill eight starts. Hatchet had 69 tackles, fourth 3 . LSU Rhodes. time sack leader Michael Dean Perry. Perry 4 seniors Todd Rampley and Mike the l‘)87 season at the left guard position and anchored a defense that was second in the best on the team. . Southern Cal Williamson, 6 4. 208 lbs. is a mobile left vrrll continue to play there tor the WM \t‘d nation against the run, fifth in total defense See WILLIAMS, page 23 5. Clemson hander who displays unusual poise and con M)”. sisiency in practice. NCSU FOOTBALL BIO Danny Peebles was twin to :66 Q Raleigh May 30. l966 He had 22 receptions last season for My family ”makes it 313 yards. averaging MG yardsacatch easier for me to keep Peebles hits li-tl tlir» tr.it,l« going. I'd like to team to tour slrgiitilil ltl(fl\ championships and was named make it big so that I can the Most Outstanding Pmiorm pay back some people that or at the 1988 meet in high school ltl‘ mm in have helped me out for all-American spririttn .ii such a long time. Broughton High School and earned three letters Ill football Danny Peebles and track He captains-it both squads his senior ytfrlt lo HHJ he led Brouqhton to lllt' stair- trar:k championship :99 ii: Peebles' versatility makes him class act on, off field l’ct‘hles lcd ‘ilalc ll‘ ll‘. \i".t‘lllll straight \t ( littli..ri.ii-tilts lll lttir.‘ ti wit "ll? I' iii By Calvin Hall in the evening he will be far less energetic. He difficult. lootinrllic \t'lllrll lllll -'llrl l «. t'll‘.lti.‘lt‘il tilt. Senior Staff Writer will have just enough energy to make it home Danny Peebles NC. State‘s starting split track and field title In the \i '( and spend a few moments with his family if end. a member of the track team and an ('haiiipionsliips l’eebles won the H)” meter of the \(‘li's tiiost tl.tti_i'ctotis tit-vii iliitgii- [ii they are still awake when he arrives. Then he accounting and business management double dash. the 200 meter dash illltl the lone rump the open llt’l(l. lltt'l~‘ ..rc lets. it Iris. til it titlzi Danny Peebles makes himself comfortable major. He also anchored the ~1xltlll nictcr who learn that can keep up xsttli llllll. llllli h lt'.s sliil) as he sits atop a table on the third floor of the will go to sleep for a few hours. wake up and litrii In the Sporting News .tlrittl.i| titllt'i't‘ Student Center. It is early in the evening on start the cycle all over again. “It's hard. It takes a lot of hard work." he that t ante iii first place In the fall. there is no job. With classes and s.ll(l. “You have to know how to budget your As .1 result of liis efforts, Peebles was named lootball ptevreis issue. llt' \s.is pulsed is (”W one of those hot days in the middle of June. ttiiie ” the ()utstaiiditig l’erfotiiiet‘ of the llll't'l for the of the Al 1 ”s most underrated t llt‘lll\ He has just finished work at the Cary branch football practice. there will be no time for Peebles ‘nllll tlt.it tlic ll.lll\lllt\ll llrtlll “at k of Branch Banking & Trust where he works one. l'oi l‘ecbles. the hard work pays big ilivi second time in his collegiate career. Balancing the twin pressures of acaderiiics tlctitls. lie excels in both football and track But it is football that is the main form ot .lllil treltl iii the spring to tuuttull lll the tall l\ during the summer. He is lively and energetic and held while itizirtitaiiiitig a H) grade point l’eebles' ititerest now. l’ecbles bypassed the lliil first now. and athletics is difficult enough for the aver lit.ils iii \r'i' Pl‘.l‘.“l Its. [Nitft' If After his daily visit to the weight room later age student-athlete. For Peebles. it is doubly average ()lymprc liratls .tttd I‘Ilt'ltl NCSU FOOTBALL Cavaliers enter season with best—ever chance to achieve postseason success iulit'd lourtli iii the ll.lllHll nsitli L‘lL’Jll 'lllt'ltt’l‘llitlh Hi It J(t‘il‘-lllll stlplltllllitlt‘ \li.i.\ii Home l« "“l““ tint r.» it grim .~ By Dwuan June linebacker Jeff l,tiL't.'tlttlll led the team with is“) tax ltlcs of \i'irilt's lit arr thirties, lie totiipli'lr'il it at l‘1 ll‘f~‘t . Iii; unassisted. and is expectedl to pt’lll‘llll 'II the \.ltltt‘ leu-l L‘.tltli‘\ (‘otirietoti hail uric tlllt'li't‘llllrtll .lllil lv i lllt‘ Hi Staff writer in titllldlll‘s. .iie l).l\lll «itirlai. lll tiitlslcs =.-.itli 1“. il unassisted l il sritils. illlr‘ tniiiltdmrti .lllil tliti‘t' i'itt‘i (‘l"lilll‘- lli' as l Joining lagetiiau. one of the -\ll »\iiietit.t \tlllllltltllt' Jiillll J I‘lrl the truiiiis loriitli lintiltiin lll‘dlt'l. L'Jll’illlt' h“ ..iltl\ wit 'l'he \’llt!llllit (‘avriliers football team ended their last (iitggs and l’liil 'l'liomas. (iriizgs, .i senior. finished lllllil Rial shirt senior it] tackles \kllll 7‘» Litkles. est-n tli: lli‘ll lu- it‘lltlt . t‘- the (flux lt'.lrlllll.’ ii'tt-ixci l‘l‘lil in i.ti‘t‘l l‘h' i.lll|l'\ st'.t.siili \sith lt‘-t‘ straight wins. including a 22 to Victory on the learn yards per it'rcirtiirti t.|ltltlllt‘ H ti.tssr'\ lot .‘(N‘r . tilt, .. llic‘ Hlli‘tisim‘ lV.t- ltivltl it‘iltlll‘t Milt-.3 .xtili t'ri lit:f over Brigham Young in the All American Bowl. And a trip played It] only si'iert gaiires. 'l'liotnas stciriii'd iii uslit‘tt i‘l‘llt‘lllx‘lt‘ trillxttl. \liii |l‘n “ilmirt .lllil ll-liltll l‘llil‘dt l (iiiggs \\.tsill|l|lClJ.1lltl\l.lllt‘tlll‘." mt ilii‘ ('.t‘.s lilt.tl \|\ \tlll‘itl it'. ill .iiul ‘l‘ lilllt li-lmsii». i,- to the (‘ttiiis Bowl may be lost around the corner for head .iii Jilt‘.‘.l Virginia will t‘lilt'l tlic ‘-t‘.l’tlll fslllllllll iii '\( ( rpm” i lliit .«. iii (tli figs ll'llllltlll,' \Ktlxwti ltti llit'l r.s «tilt? coat li lit-mgr Welsh and the ('avaliei’s as seven illlt‘llstst‘ L'.l!llt'\. ll‘i liiiliiii.‘ the MI \nicri. \ttatt \ itl- iii: rir-tl I..lll'l li.lllt'll‘lil '» .l'.l‘. \.llll‘ iii 1 “-..iiriv lllii iihiii-lilivhti time“. iiryfl - . '- ‘.'- s return from. lrisl \utt. g. bt l l)t. it. lls]\t. tut.t.. Mitt ltll‘dllll. 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D SALE 4125 ~ & 493-5473 -3369 It“ 363-: 7 Nugtisl .2", ”’88 let him tan Sports iii Western Carolina-Stateiticket diStribution tomorrow Compiled by Lisa Coston Iva» stittt’l «illitials illllli s H" \l I Illt‘t.'l. won the loin: |llfllp (3-1 (1 iiimp semifinals Sophomore Kevin ()klahottia State aSSistant athletic tlllCL toi tor stud: Ill Spfi'lS kditor scheduled Au}: ’9 and Sept l at ti l. ‘i, tin Hill meter dash ( Ill 17) and liiaunslsill ieathed the third round ol The team. whnh had ended up in services. a ptlsl he also llt'ltl last \l'd p in and three toothall oi'tu mls .tm the ‘iill tllt‘lt‘i dash I ‘0 tam He also the 700 meter dash eoinpetition last plate in the A(‘(' in l987 before son. It s ire \t hi'diilerl to' h p m \‘eiil I i. .iiiied st. itli \lit hat-l Hioolss. Kevin their runner up finish in '88, was I2th ltt’lu‘ts lrit th.- \M .t ,.:( .«Jm. in the final tones ('orporation nation- He wrll serve as assistant t oat li State football ,L'Hllli', \“ii[ i w ill in \etit R. iiitl Sept I ) I\ll . lllllt s .iii' liiaiiiisl ill. and [Night l‘lil/lt'f to W'()'\1I'IV‘S ’TRM ‘K under new Mustang head toat h Ioliii distrihuled held to ("drum hael Room ’ill-l \m \stti the ls l00 ineter relay. (‘havonda lat ohs pumped 5 8 to al coaches poll The Jones August l0 September I at i-xperii-nr'e Corporation named State the nation‘s Shumatc. Martin and Shuniaie play i: the Reynolds ( ‘oliseu'it Hot (litu e is necessary. but (ll'lll (i.l\.’lil I i.l\’|lH| “on the ‘00“ meter u. in the lililll lump competition a id basketball together at .\oire liaine The reserved seat tit kets wrll he dis itleiidtint e is ttlmlllitIUIV \lt’t'ltlt‘i llil\k‘ (x is .7 i l. l’llll t heiyl Wegitv-i s 40 5 triple iiintp \. as Most linprm ed Team tthtited on a first ioiiie. lust sen:- Rt‘£!\llilllilll tot men s and women .‘ llltllllllli l. min the sliotput to? ~1l/3l good enough lor \(‘ttllld place. I‘d Sargent and Joe (in) were name-t Some of Martin's lCthtlIlllL' thuies hosts and students must [first in All linen and U) i’i‘t lint: fruitlmll opens and the tll\t us i Ih'll ll. vthile William l'\i( ' i‘itpllllt'tl t1 women's At‘f’ N( ‘AA all Americas. and Richard a Ill now he handled ht lieiet ls (‘ampus cards. today anti closes Sept I Play will ltiiitei \.‘.I\Il the triple |lllnp t‘il 4H“) tracts thainpionstnp Sykes was honored as ACC' ("nach- \\ liittenburg. who rejoined l Run II The hm ”TIN e will he height the week of Seoteniher I.) and l'le\eii teaiii iiieinheis qualitied tor of the Year. (jay and fellow senior \ nano‘s staff as a full lllllt' .issista;' open from f) a in to t p in the MN orgaiiI/ational meetings will he held the \t »\t\ -, hainpionships lune l 1 VITL’IIIM lllllsllt’tl iii second while lily (irtsetie were named academic June I W'hittetihiirg has been sets ll: day ofdisti‘lhutioii. X W a in to 4 next week. State lllllslli‘tl ninth for their first evei Georgia l'et. h took third place. State AllAmerieas as an assistant coach at “It! l‘lt‘dt ll pm. the remaining days TRAFK top It'll linish tintshed sixth State and at George Mason BASEBALL l‘he Wollpat ls men s track team l’t't'lilt‘s lnushed lotirth in tlte 300 (iiisette also won the 88th annual Whittcnburg was a member oi the There. will he an tn'izaiti/ itioiial won their seventh straight At '(' inetei dash (20 Ni. lliinitnn‘k fourth lanet Smith linished the 5000 meter North and South Invitational. the first I983 national championship Itasi t'l meeting In! those interested in “you; «hampionship April '20 ’i at l)'llst in the shotput (5‘) I). (iayitor fourth run With a time of l6:2’). H to win Wolt‘paelx golfer in win the tourna- hall team. and pr\lUtl\l) seneil on out for the hasehall team August 4| Wallace Wade Stadium and their sin in the I000 nielei stet'plechase her event Jacobs and Smith were the ment. He defeated 26~year old Henry year as a graduate assistant in: at S p in. at lloak I‘ield Tryouts Will eess continued in NCAA trail t'lldlll (ti It) t/i lhe It 100 meter relay only Wolfpaek athletes to win their Cagigal of Fort Worth. TX in May at Valvano. he held labor Day Wt't‘kt nd and you ptonships in Eugene. Oregon and the team linished tourth ( it). Hi. and events Pinehurst. must attend the meeting to tryout. ()lvmpie Trials in Indianapolis. I'tunei tintshed litih in the triple GOLF (‘()A(,‘HIN(E (‘HANGES Bcth Burns. the top assistant at llti' Ihe team is looking for an ”ICU!“ .e‘C‘ (‘oaeh of the Year Rollie iniiipi‘to 4 l/L‘l, wind aided). State’s golt team hnished 18th in Ray Manin, asststant basketball University of Colorado, Jillllt'll lit-ad nib} freshman to be team manager. Geiger's squad totalled I745 points Several Walt'p'aek athletes partiCI the NCAA (iolt' (‘hamptonships May mach since Jim Valvano took over women's basketball coach Ra}. in“ ('ontaet (.‘oatsh Wallace in the base for the A(‘(' meet followed by IINt‘ tinted in the II 8 Olympic Trials after 25 25*. at Westlake Village. Calif the head coaching tab in I980. staff July ll after three-year assistai r hall office. at 7 l7 lot 2 for more at I346 and (‘lemson at |02. the N(‘AAs in June. (iaynor Freshman Bowen Sargent finished resigned in June to take a position at Ed Baldwin left to her onie head information. Senior Danny Peehles. named the admitted to the i000 meter semifi Ill l‘lth place With a 204. ID strokes Southern Methodist University. coach of the women's squad at l ,\t IN'I‘RAMIIRAIS Outstanding Men's Performer ill the nals and 'l'urner advanced to the it iple behind champion bl. Pfister of Martin was serving as a full-time Charlotte. 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Staff Writer t982 NFL draft. The Eagles had wanted (‘Icnison 3le They 're dictators. NC. State athletic director and head 'I'iger receiver Perry 'I‘iittlc. but the basketball coach Jim Valvano thinks Buffalo Bills made 'I‘iittle their tirst Mike Quick, the ACC's tic-in with the Florida round selection. So Philadelphia had Eagles wide reciever Citrus Bowl in Orlando is “splendid." to settle for N r‘ State wide i‘t'i'i-iver ;I think ll gives the kids an incen Mike Quick toe and something to shoot for, Then Eaglcs‘ head coach ”Ill- £2” L—J‘’” "alvano said. “It’s magnificent " Vermeil was less than thrilled with On August I2, ACC and Citrus his team‘s selection. Bowl ”Wit ials agreed to a four year “I'm not excited. but he is a pro Qtiitk ls .. i it“ I Hi, p... pact that commits the Florida Citrus football player," Vermeil said. “I pic trig .ttttiik l -.i r.. .lltllillil Bowl to the ACC champion in I988 dicted we‘d end up with Qtiick and qlltlllt'lhdck I\' i: mil t iii..,.....ii..,,, and I990 The bowl has the option to we did." Qiiick's Ititlllllll,ilr' «ammo-p. H bypass the I989 and l99l champion NFL scouts claimed Quick. the 20th enters Ill\ tonitli 51‘.“ III .in. \II ,‘ if there is a better chorce. player taken in the draft. lacked the one ol the league -. l""ii:i i W, iII 'l speed to be considered a deep pass hacks. The Al (i can also bypass the bowl ing threat. Qtiick proved his ciitics When (ftiiiiiiiiglittiii .iii t'ti itlll tit 'I lili.’ i iiited Press International wrong. His darting speed and his UNLV, Quick took him lllliit‘l iIIH to.“ has poll ranks the conference ability to get open have helped Iiiiii wing. even teaching the young tint. champion two. three or four or if the earn five Pro Bowl appearances in terback how it dress, team has the opportunity to partici- the last six years. "I hooked liiii= ~ii \sitlt " pate III the Sugar, Cotton or Orange Quick may be one of the league‘s wardrobe. Ile knevv nothing {liltllll tin Bowl. If the conference champion is best receivers. In l987. he had 46 way he was supposed to silt,‘\\, ' ranked number one. the team is com- catches for 790 yards and was second Cunningham grew up fast. ii-plat mitted to the Citrus Bowl, which is on the team with l I touchdowns. irig Ron Jaworski as :i starter iniilvias played on New Year’s Day. At State, Quick set several school through I936 it) IX't‘tittit' ivtlt‘ ill lvvii The game Will be played at the records. He holds the records tor starting black qlldlclhtlkhN lll tlic Florida Citrus Bowl, which seats most career receptions (I to) and NFL. The Eagles continued to ”Mt. 53,000. The ACC will receive 12,500 receiving yards (L934), and is sec— history by drafting Don Mi I'llt'lsiili tickets. Valvano compared the tie—in ond in career touchdown catches of Syracuse. making them the onlv to the NCAA tournament. (10). NFL team with two black tiiiaiiti The Hamlet native remembers backs. “In basketball we always had the catching his first pass at State against What does the future hold I. r NCAA and the kids knew ifthey won East Carolina at Carter I I' tey Quick? Probably more pro lion Is. liul the ACC, they would go to the tour- Stadium. Quick said the can ‘ as after the next three seasons ht" pi.tl|s nament. Now the football team has good for about 60 yards, to retire and spend the follow lli.’ war something to -- or. It‘s a great “1 was so excited. I ti" Iy playing golf every day incentive " run," Quick said. “i \\ .is t he “I won't kill myscll ltt' \.llti Clemson linxi football coach in college with all lil'i 'ic . .in— “That's why I'm killing ll‘\‘i‘Il llIlss " Danny Ford liki the tie-in because But that is at least three yr .iis .l\s.l) he believes it‘s every school for As training camp ends, Qiink look itself. ‘ The large crowd hunt .. itu- towards the season and asks llllll\t'Ii. ally faded and Quick mm the Jenkins came to State as an interme- “why ant I doing lIlls’" (iillllk' time “If it helps Clemson, I‘m for it," crowds as “the bigger the helix I ""I'Iiiiigs wllI lull in, c with hard Occasionally, he runs into sotne ex arrives and he makes .iiiotlici \l't‘t Ford told The News and Observer. He thrills the crow in work. I never look as l.u .is being one State teammates on the field. such as diate liurdler but played football his “And I think this agreement can defi— of the best." Lin Dawson of the New England junior and senior years. Even though tacular catch. Philadelphia’s Veteran Stadium very Quick never played with Intel. he said "'I'Iieii I iiiiileistariil viliv I l- ‘t' IIIi' nitely help us. As for the family in game Sunday. The transition :w big Quick has experienced a variety of Patriots, Vaughan Johnson of the game." the ACC. I’m not really concerned city life presented new challciiccs for coaching styles in his career. His “going to State makes him all right." . . about them." New Orleans Sailtls .lI. Jenkins still needs to make the final the all-ACC reciever. coaches have included former State Williams of the Nev- Nl'l. cut. but his chances seem good. Quctk rciiiiiistcd about one oi illx Earlier. Ford disapproved of the head coach Monte Kiffin, who covers Quick In. it Quick said. “I'm happy to see him favorite pastimes at State. Citrus Bowl-ACC tie in. He beleived “I was brighteyed and bushy tailed Philadelphia’s Vermeil. Marion "I used to hangout on lllt‘ (when he Fu’st arrived)," Quick said. Campbell and currently Buddy Ryan. currt-iiii l doing well. It's hard for track men to if the conference champion had the “I didn’t know what to expect." Philadelphia make a pro team," Quick said. Brickyard. hangout on IIlt' opportunity to go to another bowl the same. They State alumni on then it» :. Brickyard and watch the tin Ia But he knew he wanted to do well. "All coaches are Singletary and Izel Jenkins Jenkins, a comet -.ick. occasionally that had a bigger payoff, the team had Quick credits his success to learn— work you hard; they all want to win. liiids himself cove; ig Quick in prac— He reactd to the time. ..i .5. the right to do so ing to take advantage of every oppor— They ‘re dictators." Singletary has been with iht s me. “I don‘t go tgainst him too pearing Brickyard lv Buick every year tunity. 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This bus service is comprised traveling buses with new stops at Transportation (on Sullivan Drive) A of three different routes that come to Mission Valley. There are also three fast, convenient, and inexpensive every stop every half hour during the Park 'N' Ride lots, one on each route, alternative to auto travel. the Wolfline day from 7:20 am. to 6:00 pm. From where parking is free and right next to a has gained much popularity in the past 6:00 pm. until 11:00 pm, two of these Wolfiine stop. and promises to be a good habit to get routes are in service at hour intervals. into for the coming semester, TEAM SPIRIT SPOKEN HERE ow you can wear your \r hool mascot on your layonte athlettt styled shoe, and enjoy the count in oftull’grain garment leather! When it comes to quality, t otntorv and spirited good looks, we speak your language. Team spirited shoes. 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