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Oblinger selected as NCSU Provost House bill sus building on a variety of topics.” Chancellor Fox announced the gives student new selection for provost Wednes— “If I didn’t feel that I could do the job, ‘ if I didn’t feel that I would be listened Spain Prepares for arrival“ day, current CALS Dean James of Pope John paul 11 to, and if I didn’t feel that there would be member vote Oblinger. a dimension oftrust between the two of PopeJohn Paul 11IS going to visit Spain this week— A bill in the N. C. House will give end to speak with young people and to an— us, then I can guarantee you I wouldn’t nouncefive new saints.Due to the popes recent Anna Edens have even responded to the letter of in- a vote to the UNC—System health problems such as Parkinson’s disease and News Editor Student Government President if hip and knee ailments that requirespecialized lifts vitation when I was written to about be— in orderfor him to move around, he has not been ing nominated,” said Oblinger. passed by the Senate. able to travel abroad for the past nine months. The NC. State Academic and Personnel Chancellor Marye Anne Fox spoke Church officials in Spain are expecting thou- Committee named James D. Oblinger sands of young people to attend the rally on highly of Oblinger’s qualifications and CettyAbraham Saturday at an airbase outside of Madrid.The the new provost and executive vice—chan— said, <‘Jim and I have always had a very Stafl‘Reporter pope will be meeting with Spanish political lead- cellor of academic affairs in a closed- good personal relationship and very ers and King Juan Carlos before he will return door session Wednesday afternoon. to Rome on Sunday night. strong communication channels. He is House bill 506 has been passed in the Oblinger, the current dean of the Col— strongly committed to cooperation and NC. House, giving the student mem— lege of Agriculture and Life Sciences at collaboration with the executive offi— ,Nigeria hostage talks end ber a vote on the UNC Board of Gover— NCSU, is the fourth provost to occupy the cers.” nors ifpassed by the Senate. It was favored Talks between oil companies and labor nego- office in'the five years since Chancellor tiators dealing with the hostage of 97 people, As provost, Oblinger is the second in by the largest margin ever, 96-17. As a 17 who are American,have broken offafterfour Marye Anne Fox’s arrival. command ofthe university and the chief result, the 32 votes on the Board ofGov- hours.The strikers are angered by company When asked about the previous diffi— academic officer. His major duties in— ernors could increase to 33. moves to dismiss five union members and are culties in filling the provost position, protesting a company decision to use boats in— clude managing all aspects ofeducation Though the bill has been brought up stead ofhelicopters to ferry Nigerian staffto the Obinger said, “I see that as history, and and scholarship. and passed every time in the last few rIgs. James Oblinger, current dean of CALS, I am interested in the present and mov— “I want to devote some time to hear- years, it was never heard on the floor of PeterAkpatason, president ofNigeria’s largest was chosen as the new provost on ing forward on an agenda that will be oil union, has accused Nigeria’s government and the NC. Senate, says Jonathan Ducote, company officials with plansto use forceto end Wednesday. StaffPhoto byTim Lytv/nenko set as a result of conversation, consen- See PROVOST page4 president ofthe UNC System Association the 11—day standoff. of Student Governments. The standoff,which was started by about 100 Nigerian workers who were unhappy with the Among the reasons given for this trend company dismissing five union members, will were that the student member was too in- not allowforeign oil workersto leaveoffshore rigs. Fabricius begins Senate term The hostages fear that if the captors don’t get experienced to understand the value of ‘their way they will be killed. Erich Fabricius won Student for next year? voting rights on the Board of Gover- Fabricius: Since the day after I was elect— nors, and that granting the student wart-ms Senate President in a run—ofi‘ member a vote would enable the stu- election April 16, by a margin of ed, I’ve been busy setting up the leader— ship structure for the Senate. I’m just dent to have tie-breaking privileges. Spammers can go to ja11 25 votes about to appoint the committee Up to this point, the student member 1n V1rgm1a chairs,who are the major working lead— on the Board of Governors was able to Virginia will be thefirst state tojail or seize assets Josianne Lauber ership of the Senate. It’s shaping up to speak and represent the student per- from persons who send out excessive and bulky Senior StaffReporter spective without any other input to the e—mail everyday.These punishments are not only be a real strongbatch of chairs and com— forVirginians, but apply to anybody who makes mittees, and I’m confident that they’ll board, such as voting rights. money in clogging up users’computers. Erich Fabricius, a fourth year Student in be very effective in addressing student According to a statement given to the ”We want to be able to put out not only a po— Daily Tar Heel, Democratic Represen— tential criminal violation with the felony but also chemical engineering and economics issues. to seize the proceeds from this illegal activity won the run—off election with 50.4 per— Technician: When will you begin work— tative AlmaAdams ofGuilford said, “stu- theircars, boats,airplanes,homes,”said Gov.Mark cent ofthe votes,just edging Jamie Pen- ing on your first major duties? dents are the primary beneficiary ofthe Warner. Board of Governors.” When there have been 10,000 copies ofa mes- dergrass out by .8 percent. Although Fabricius: I started almost immediate— sage or $1000 has been made via spamming, Fabricius just won the election, he’s al— Erich Fabricius began work as student ly after being elected. By press time, Without a right to vote on the board, she continued, students are not being these penalties can be applied to the spammer. ready making preparations for his office. senate president immediately after there’s been two meetings of the new represented fairly. In essence, the pass- “I started Working right after the elec— elections. StaffPhoto byTim Lytv/nenko Senate. I’ve appointed new Senators, por- tion and began by talking with returning tions of the Senate leadership, and as— ing of the bill would give them a real and newly elected Senators about what Fabricius: I want to preserve the Sen— signed Senators to committees. With a voice on the board. they want from the Senate. That process ate’s current strengths on issues such as meeting a week after the run—off results The Board ofGovernors is comprised is ongoing today,” said Fabricius. ticket distribution and student fees, re- were announced, there’s not been much of 32 voting members —— who represent After the excitement from the elections build past influence on matters such as of a transition period. the taxpayers, and one student member calmed down, Technician sat down with academic policies and expand the Senate’s Technician: In the meantime, how are — representing students of the UNC Fabricius to discuss his plans for his fu— relationship with other groups on cam— you working with getting students in- school system. ture as student senate president. pus such as the University Standing volved in the planning process? The bill could now grant the student KRTphoto Technician: What are your plans for next Committees. member voting privileges, which would year? Technician: Have you started anything See SSP page 4 bring the board to a total of 33 voting Back to school members. The bill can only do so, how- ever, after undergoing debate and pass- for students of murdered ing in the NC. Senate. Reps. Adams and pr1nc1pal Recycling at a Whole new level Earl Jones, also a Guilford democrat, Students from Red Lion Area Junior High School were the primary sponsors of the bill. Q returned to school yesterday after the April 24 N. C. State’s Office of amount of waste it generates. There was also substantial student sup- shooting of their principal Eugene Segro and “We work off a mandate suicide shooting ofJames Sheets, 14. Waste Reduction and port across the state. Sheets,who broughtthree gunsto school,fa- Recycling usesfun, provided by the governor to Adams also stated that students have tally shot Segro in the school’s cafeteria.The cafe- help state organizations re- a major financial investment in the UNC teria is now painted white and the walls are dec- games and smarts to help duce the amount ofwaste sent orated with handprints that represent ”The system. Ducote put this in perspective HandsTouched By Segro.”There is a gold strip in the environment and to the landfill. In addition, we when he pointed out that tuition and honor ofthe principal. reduce costs and landfill always try and tie waste re— After picking up backpacks, students attend- fees account for 17 percent ofthe UNC ed an informational meeting. space. duction into the bigger pic- budget, yet students have no say in how Backpacks will not be allowed in school for a ture of sustainability,” said this money is spent. Considering that couple of days because Sheets hid his guns in C. Seth Lester . Keefe Harrison, the coordi— his backpack. the Board ofGovernors is largely fund~ StafiReporter nator of OWRR. “Recycling ed through taxpayers’ dollars, and that the isn’t the answer; it’s just a taxpayers are being represented by the NC. State has a fair amount of small part of the solution.” 32 voting members, having one voting Senate proposes taxes departments and offices rang- Landfill waste isn’t the only Keefe Harrison displays some donated shoes. NC. State is student member is valuable and neces— ing in everything from stu— concern of the office, howev— to sustain programs hoping to recycle 3,000 tennis shoes to make a basketball sary, Ducote elaborated. dent conduct to Student er. court. If 100,000 shoes are collected, the rubber could con- In 1991, the Board of Governors was The state Senate proposed a $15.1 billion spend- The OWRR is hosting a ing plan thatwill impose a sales tax to all candy, Housing. However, the Office tribute to a running track. Staffphoto by Rob Bradley soft drinks and prepared food and restored many of Waste Reduction and Re- Reuse-A-Shoe program that See VOTE page 4 cuts that the House proposed.This tax will help cycling on campus is not works collaboratively with decrease cuts from various programs through- Nike in recycling the materi- carpet foam. new indoor court. 0 out North Carolina. commonly mentioned, and it if the House disapproves of the Senate’s catches very little ofthe same al found in athletic shoes. The Garrett Morgan, the student For anyone interested in do— ' ANNOUNCMENT I, changes to the budget,then a conference com- exposure received by many of OWRR’s goal is to collect coordinator for the OWRR, nating an old pair of shoes, mittee will meet to work out differences be- 5,000 shoes by June. established a partnership be- there are bins in the recycling Talley Student Center will remain open tween the House and Senate -bi|ls. Both the the more well—known cam- for extended hours during exams: House and the Senate would like to have an ap- pus departments. The shoes are sent to Nike tween the university and three centers of each residence hall, proved budgetworked out byJuly 12003 when and recycled into materials local high schools for the Nike as well as a collection bin in Located off of Motor Pool Sunday, 9 am. to midnight the new fiscal year begins. Drive on West Campus, the useful for constructing chil— Reuse-a—Shoe Program, mak— the entrance ofTalley Student dren’s playground materials, ing them eligible for a $25,000 Monday through Wednesday/,8 am. until OWRR is charged with help- midnight. ing the university reduce the indoor court floorings and grant that entitles them to a ' See RECYCLE page 4 '

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David Holt and The Lightning per Tony Trischka like he’s an un- folk/country vocalist in the past Bolts: David Holt’s set was about cle they haven’t seen in years. (Ac— three decades, lived as a child in as close to paradise as one can find tually, the Douglas family is at North Carolina before attending East of the Appalachians.With a, Merlefest every year in tow, the UNC—Greensboro. Though gentle breeze creeping past the though Trischka hasn’t returned she makes frequent stops in the stage, Holt as much a meticulous state (most recently in October folk musicologist as a diverse mu- in some three years.) Flecktones’ sician - is a downright scholar.One Jeff Coffin and Futureman on her award~winning Land Mine can almost get lost listening to the Wooten discuss shop talk with Free World tour), she has not re— man as he describes steel guitar Psychograss longbow fiddle turned to Merlefest since her 1997 techniques or the development of standout Darol Anger with a appearance. The crowd launched the mouth bow.And watch out for into its second true frenzy ofthe Josh Goforth,the Bolts’college-stu— longtime, no-see enthusiasm that dent-by-dayfiddler.This kid’s good. is palpable. day Sunday when Harris hit the Those collaborations lead to stage with Bush, House and gui— Darrell Scott: You may not know some of Merlefest’s most special tarist Jon Randell Stewart. Signs Darrell Scott, but you know his moments. Few in attendance will reading “Welcome Home, Em- work. Scott, a former sideman for Bush and Mike Mar— mylou!” shot up in the first few Guy Clark and Tim O’ Brien, has one. forget Sam ofthe most delicate, intrusively in- shall’s mandolin explosion on rows. I. timate pens and voices in Nashville Sunday. (The two won a Grammy Those still at the festival for her or anywhere else. He’s written for last year for their album with clas— Sunday afternoon set stood trans- Garth Brooks, and his”lt’s a Great sical composer Edgar Meyer and fixed by her-gorgeous voice, ca— day to be Alive” was a smash for pable ofspeaking volumes just as Travis Tritt. His short sets at Mer- violinist Joshua Bell.) Neither can sounded amazing. they forget either of the two well as the very songs she croons lefest “High Lonesome Cowboy” sets in that timeless warble. Bela Fleck: Enough has been said beckoning back to the days of “That was a song by Gillian about Fleck in the past,butthe ban- western pioneer folk music and Welch,” she said, following a jo—maestro continues to amaze featuring Blake, Tony Rice, Peter smart cover of “Orphan Girl,” with his uncanny, unwavering sense of timing and melody on the ban- Bela Fleck and his Flecktones were one of many bands to keep the stage alive over the four days of this Rowan, Don Edwards and Billy coming just three songs into a jo. His Thursday night set with fel- Q year's Merlefest. Photo by Grayson Currin and Bryn Bright. one-hour set that touched on her low pickin’starTonyTrischka drove 5 This Merlefest, more so than heroes and friends, gracefully the crowd into hysterics as the two ones in recent memory, was ranging from TownesVan Zandt ran into a back—and—forth Beatles Grayson Currin their faces as they clapped. It was tering four hours oflabor per day chock-full of sentimental reflec— and Lucinda Williams to Bill medley before playing the same Senior StaffWriter in the way each musician picked for free admission, smiles when banjo — with arms wrapped around tion, and for good reason. Home— Monroe and Watson. each other - at the same time. And his guitar and remembered the they speak or direct you to a park— comings abounded. Jim Laud- “Yeah, I first met her when she those Flecktones? Hold on, let me Early Sunday afternoon, as the lessons that Watson hasgiven ing space, making the festival an erdale -— who first performed was real young at Merlefest. She’s put myjaw back in its place. sun hung high and beamed over- With nearly each set and each _ absolute oddity among the ma— with bluegrass pioneer and vocal done allright for herself, I think.” heard at the 16th annual Merlfest, record he’s ever played —— in the jors. stalwart Dr. Ralph Stanley at Mer— Yes, Merlefest is a that bona fide Scott Carter:Winning a Merlefest Doc Watson received perhaps the land of bluegrass, a nod to Wat— The talent for the festival keeps songwriting award (the Chris Austin lefest a fewyears ago — returned labor oflove that, over nearly two Songwriting Contest, in fact) is like most fitting and sentimental trib— son is as common as a similar nod growing with the festival itself. to the stage with the Clinch decades, has established itselfas a being thrown into a cage match ute the legend, now 80, has ever to Woody Guthrie. It’s in the way Merlefest 2003 branched out to Mountain Boys. This was the first fairytale utopia for music lovers with a gun specially designed for gotten. As the five members of that — when Watson sings or some of the finest roots and tra— time, however, that the power- by giving a dreadlock-wearing lion hunting and bragging rights the phenomenal Nashville Blue- talks — people listen. ditional artists across the world. house, who was seamlessly pair- Victor Wooten room to twirl his for a lifetime (ifyou win,you prob-5 grass Band — the band labeled Merlefest is a haven. For example, the Canadian—born, ing that Mountain Boys’ tradi- electric bass around his neck only ably have the approval and sup- Celtic—fiddle dance family Leahy port of contestjudges and writing time and again as “the best in For a culture, a music, fans and tional (grass and Lauderdale’s in-' hours after former Flatlander Jim- mammoths Darrell Scott and Jim America” by Watson himself — musicians alike, Merlefest — one in the middle of a monumental geniously mercurial songwriting, mie Dale Gilmore stood in the Lauderdale).Carter,an East Nashvil— stood onstage silently, the acoustic of America’s pre—eminent roots Saturday night lineup featuring, performed at Merlefest since win— same spot singing unadulterated lean byway of his Baltimore, Mary- music hero slowly stumbled onto music festivals — is something among others like the incendiary ning a Grammy for their latest country with nothing but an land birthplace, not only has the stage, guitar in hand, led by a vol— ofa necessary safe way for a mu- Sam Bush Band, Georgia’s most Merlefest seal of approval by win- joint record, “Lost in the Lone— acoustic guitar. And it’s doing al- ning the General category this year, unteer sound technician in charge sic that almost seems threatened important folk standbys Norman some Pines.” right for itself, too. but he has the smarts to back it up. of one of the many stages at the by the corporate entertainment 8( Nancy Blake, Ricky Skaggs 8r The NittyGrittyDirt Band took With a righteous touch on the gui- festival, Watson began in mem- trends it struggles so diligently to Kentucky Thunder and The Del to the Merlefest stage in full form Merlefest 2004 returns to Wilkes- tar and a storytelling penchant that ory of his musical confidant, compete with. McCoury Band. for the first in its quarrelsome, boro, N.C., from April 29 to May recallsTownes Van Zandt and Guyg pickin’ friend and late son, Mer- And compete it does. Since its Fledgling musicians on the Clark,$cottCarter is something spe- 38—year career. After leading the 2, 2004. Check Merlefest.orgfor cial. le. inception, Merlefest has expand— Nashville scene come to make Friday night crowd in something on—sale dates. The crowd erupted as George ed exponentially from its meek bigger names for themselves with of a sing—along, rock/country Hamilton IV introduced Watson 1987 beginnings of a mere 4,000 performances on smaller stages dance party, the Dirt Band invit- “as a man [who] trulyneeds no in— attendees watching the bluegrass and through songwriting com— ed old pals Watson and Clements troduction.” Watson nodded in action take place on a tractor— petitions; the more established — two men who proved essen— appreciation, strumming his gui- trailer and inside one auditori— players come to participate in fa— tial for the authentic, down—home tar and asking as is custom by um. This past weekend, in fact, bled jam sessions with their peers bluegrass flavor of the revolu- now —— for more guitar in his some 77,337 people took to and heroes alike. tionary “Will the Circle Be Un- downstage monitor. Wilkesboro, NC, flooding the “It’s always a lot of fun to come broken” records —— out for the en— It’s not as if the audience had area around Wilkes Community here to Merlefest at the beginning core. .‘ London...... $328 been waiting for Watson to make College and its 13 stages for four ofthe season and playWith some “I’m awfully glad they have a Paris...... $416 some kind of rare appearance at days, pumping some $15 million of my favorite musicians that I carpeted stage up here ‘cause I get the four-day festival. He began dollars into the local economy haven’t seen since the end of the so carried away and get to stomp— .1Amsterdam...... $438 the festival Thursday afternoon and helping to make the college—‘ summer,” former, country radio— ing my foot, I mightjust wake up with a welcome, followed by two the longtime home ofMerlefest — star turned mandolin-wielding the dead,” joked Watson after ‘ Rio deJaneiro..$516 sets that evening, two sets Friday one of the most well-endowed fiend Ricky Skaggs told a crowd “Way Downtown” as he invited ‘ Eurail Passes irom...$249 afternoon and an unexpected and manicured campuses any- that stretched for a few hundred his grandson Richard onstage. guest appearance with The Nitty where. yards Saturday afternoon. Then “Let’s do them ‘Milk Cow Blues,’ Budget Hoteisfmm..$18 The success of Merlfest is un— he headed into a memorably im— Gritty Dirt Band and fiddle de— boys. Then I’m going to head Fateis toorm trip Ea§e§ghnDeisham Suki“!tochangeanti ityVassar Clements Friday night. derstandable enough. New-age provised marathon set with fel— back to the house.” . avséiabiérty. Taxnotintended Restrictionsanti steamersempty. He had been nearly ubiquitous hippies and teen—agers looking low virtuosos Douglas, Bush, By- The band staggered into the the day before, performing some for a good time flock to the mu- ron House, Raleigh’s banjo—pick- classic Kokomo Arnold acoustic five sets with everyone from sical circus annually despite its ing Jim Mills and a flabbergast— blues special, trading licks with grandson Richard to dobro tight restrictions on both drugs ing host of others. Watson and taking that high lone— champion Jerry Douglas and T. and alcohol, and parents don’t And it is that sense of collabo- some sound down the delta and Michael Coleman. hesitate to bring their kids ration that keeps the musicians back into the mountains without Rather, it was the unrestrained, some only a few months old — — and, in large part, the fans missing a beat. sincere respect that each mem— in strollers or on shoulders be- smiling for four days and return— But the homecomings weren’t ber ofthe crowd had for Watson cause of the same restrictions. ing year after year. Backstage, over by a country mile. Emmy- that led to such a stirring, emo— The staff, a massive army com- Douglas’ wife and children talk lou Harris, perhaps the most im— tional eruption Sunday. It was in prised mainly of volunteers bar— with five—string banjo, jaw-drop- portant, influential female ‘1 (”H.308 >> on we NHNHE >3 Of} (1961?!!! a» 01} 3'86 fTB€ET

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PEOVOST RECYCLE Stream restoration and many SSP want to add? Entinitiedfnfipage 1 corztinuedfroriipage l A“? other programs that pertain to continuedfrom page I Fabricius: I think the student the university’s sustainability. body has a lot to look forward to RECYCLEi ing from people that I knowvery Center. from student government over well —— in the context of me now In addition, the OWRR recent— Fabricius: Each of the Senate In addition, the office has just the next year. We’ve got an exec- being provost - hearing from ly hosted a Junkyard Wars com— Standing Committees will meet very recently succeeded in get— prior to the first fall Senate meet utive officer team with widely dif— them about what their goals and petition, in which four teams RECYCLE. ting a grant from the Triangle ing and begin to identify major ferent, and I think complemen— aspirations are, and how I can I competed in constructing tools Council of Government to help out of everyday junk and raced issues the committee and the Sen— tary, strengths and abilities. At help facilitate that,” said Oblinger. the same time, all throughout the Oblinger identifies “front— cover the costs of B20 biodiesel around Harrelson Hall. In the ate needs to address in the com— RECYCLE fuel. prizes were awarded, and area of concern. From organization we’ve got as many burner items” as “everything end, mittee’s As it is commonly described, everything was recycled. Senate leadership can quality motivated people as I’ve from resource development and there, the B20 biodiesel is to petroleum identify what are the top goals ever seen. allocation ~—— the budget,” and The OWRR is not all fun and RECYCLE diesel fuel as ethanol is to gasoline. games, however, and is very seri— and objectives of the session. enrollment planning and man— B20 is composed 'of 80—percent agement. ous about waste reduction. “We Technician: Anything else you regular diesel fuel and 20—percent promote reuse and recycling of Oblinger said he previously specially manufactured soybean more than just common house— knew, “This provost needs to be oil. B20 runs as efficiently as reg— hold items. Anything from news— Ta,ke Kaplan- in the planning, articulation and ular diesel yet results in cleaner paper, lofts, clothing, food and Score Higher! execution mode as it relates to emissions. even furniture is recyclable,” said the academic role of this cam— “By next semester, we’ll have Harrison. pus, and he can’t do it alone. And 123 vehicles switched to B20, and In the 2001—02 school year, this person needs to emphasis we hope to have the Woltline run- 710.56 tons of materials were re— communication across, not just ning on B20 within the next three cycled, including 10.9 tons of ma- within, and relationship build— years,” said Harrison. terials during student housing ing.” The OWRR is heavily involved move—in days and 3.5 tons during Clams starting $0013! Oblinger has worked at NCSU in other projects as well and is move—out days, helping the uni- since 1986, serving as associate looking forward to implement— versity avoid over $35,000 in ------_May.10m dean and director of academic ing food composting, energy landfill expenses. GRE ------.------.May3’“ programs for CALS from 1986 management, Rocky Branch to 1997, when he was selected the ------.-----May2(r” dean of CALS. May ‘5‘ Oblinger previously worked as VOTE about a few years ago, and it was LSA T '...... Apri122““ associate dean and director of It’s not too late! W};.Tag;a§e’i 7' W since then that Bill 506 has been resident instruction in the College in its existence. ’ ofAgriculture at the University of restructured, and students from House Bill 506', to be sent to the Begin your studies now Missouri-Columbia from 1984 across the UNC school system NC. Senate, reads as follows: “An and finish anywhare! to 1986. He was also an assistant elected a representative to the act to provide that the student professor, associate professor and board. Although the student member of the Board of Gover— Warts! Leader in Test Prep professor offood science and hu- member was given a seat, voting nors of the University of North man nutrition at the Universityof privileges were not granted. Carolina shall have the same right Florida from 1972 to 1984. 1 uaauuunputzsr Suggestions and efforts to to vote as all other members.” KAPLAN kaptestacom Oblinger’s research interest lies achieve the student vote came in food microbiology, specifical— ”teams. marmea are. rWsWfld immacmrkfl 438' that W:$m~:rl.fve :xmemac. ly food safety and the survival of pathogens. He is a tenured food science professor at NCSU, but he does not currently teach or operate a lab. Also at the session, a vote was approved to extend the contract of head football coach Chuck Amato’s contract until January 5, 2008. In addition, resolutions were passed recognizing the comple- tion of Herb Sendek’s seventh year as head basketball coach and Marye Anne Fox’s fifth year as chancellor.

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Yesterday, the Board of Trustees and ments in CHASS. Chancellor Marye Anne Fox announced In order to make the university more the selection of a new provost: James L. balanced, Oblinger should stretch his Oblinger, dean of the College of Agri— horizons beyond his own interests in culture and Life Sciences. CALS and pay special attention to what As a tenured member ofthe faculty in is going on in CHASS. The English de- food microbiology and as dean of Col- partment has already taken a huge hit .p . gs lege of Agriculture and Life Sciences with the streamlining of the freshmen siifijfi * (CALS) since 1997, Oblinger brings to English courses. If CHASS is to compete ‘40 the beleaguered provost office stability on a national level, and it has the poten— ... 5% and experience that will benefit the cam- tial to, then leadership from the provost pus community and promote NC. State office is vital. as a nationally recognized land—grant in- Number two: Be accessible to students. stitution. One issue many students and faculty had Oblinger is the fourth person to hold with previous provosts is that they were ..I.‘n, the provost position in the last five years. not accessible to listen to concerns they ////«'//nxi He replaces Stuart Cooper, who resigned had. Oblinger believes that he will bring Ill”‘umnwzm;.//////////" in January over the firings of two of his \ to the provost office a sense ofaccessibility .-‘-'.g)I”.Lalaw/”MAW”;.;1////////////n7)~////.¢W/K.iy‘' , (a”a? subordinates. Needless to say, the provost not seen before. He mentioned the suc— office needs someone who will rebuild cess Chancellor Fox has had with her fac- relationships between the administra- ulty breakfasts. He said that programs tion and the faculty, staff and students like those are important in creating and ofNC. State. But more importantly, the mending lines of communication be— provost needs to stick around for a while tween the administration and the cam— in order to make positive changes that pus community. When it comes to the are necessary in order for NC. State to be— student body, Oblinger needs to be as According to Eliz- Factors that lead to an increased risk people cheering, but I hope just as many come a nationally recognized university. visible as possible. abeth Quinn, ofinfection are old age, cigarette smok- are wishing me the best. While the choice of Oblinger is a good As executive vice chancellor of aca- MS, and exercise ing, mental stress, poor nutrition, lack One thing that I have never done is one, he faces many challenges ahead as he demic affairs, he should reflect the atti- physiologist, the of sleep and over training. So it comes give shout-outs. I feel that since this is repairs the provost office and presents tude adopted by Tom Stafford and his average adult has as no surprise that several people around my final column, Technician may allow his long-term goals for the university. Office ofStudent Affairs,“Students First.” two to three respi— me are getting colds during this time of It. Number one: Don’t forget CHASS. The Every academic program that he con- ratory infections a the school year. First to Quartazz, whom I unfortu— College of Humanities and Social Sci- siders, every budget cut that he has to year. If the cold Exercise is a wayto help build your im- nately could not interview for a full col— ences took a big hit this year due to budg- make, every major decision that comes symptoms are mune system as a means of prevention. umn, congratulations on your et cuts. Many departments had to cut across his desk, Oblinger must ask him- “above the neck,” In a survey by the American College of graduation this year! May you have the sections and drop whole courses because self, “How will this affect the students?” Holly meaning a runny Sports Medicine, 61 percent of 700 recre- best ofluck in the job field. the university decided to cut CHASS’ Chancellor Fox, when asked ifOblinger Bezant or stuffy nose, wa- ational runners said they’d had fewer Jason has to be next—— for he has been budget in favor ofengineering and agri— is the best choice for NC. State, said, StafirColumnist tery eyes, sneezing colds since they began running. On the my support throughout all the criticisms cultural programs. “Yes, absolutely. I am absolutely con— and scratchy other hand, if you push your body too and compliments. He is my darling and While CALS and College ofEngineer- vinced of it.” Well, Marye Anne, for the throat, some health experts will condone hard, you may up your risk of infection. I am glad to be with him for the rest of ing are the big colleges, CHASS should not sake of the university, let’s hope you are light exercise. Otherwise it could be a Runners that logged 60 miles ofrunning my life. Matt, Jen, Ricky, Owen, Chris, be left out. With the university facing right. We have been too long without a more serious condition such as pneu— a week were found to be twice as likely to Scott, Kyle, Ivy, Donny, Nathan, Randall even more budget cuts in the future, ad— strong provost. It is time for a change, monia. I agree with health experts, as ex- develop an infection than those that ran —I love hanging out with you all! You ministration should not automatically and James Oblinger is the man for the ercise has seemed to work with my only 20 miles a week. make the days very entertaining and fun. cut funding for programs and depart- job. getting over a cold. Other ways to prevent exercise are the Alex, Matt, Nick and all the rest ofyou, Obviously a person should get plenty obvious, such as a well-balanced diet. It I love you guys and thank you for being of rest during a cold, and eat and drink is recommended that you eat 10-15 calo- there for me, especially during myfirst two HIV on college campuses plenty ofnourishing foods and drinks. I ries per pound ofbody weight. So at 125 years here and even after we lost some do that during bad colds, but this time I pounds I would eat 1250-1875 calories a contact. Keep being fun! Guest Since 2001, at least increase five to 10 fold. If HIV contin- had an itching to playsome Dance Dance day. Well, I certainly go way above that in To Tyler, Wes, Harsh, Ryan and the rest Columnist 16 individuals ues to spread in these sexual networks, we Revolution (DDR), a video game for the my daily food intake. But you get the ofthe C—Store crew, Technician may not Peter Leone, MD. from Triangle uni" will continue to see a rapid increase in new P82. Andyes, I am not embarrassed to ad point —— keep it in good balance. have to put up with me anymore, but Associate Professor versities and col- cases of HIV. mit that I play DDR. Other preventative actions: wash your you guys do! Deal with it. ofMedicine leges have been Unlike syphilis, we cannot cure HIV My thinking was that the small amount hands regularly (especially after using Good luck to all ofthose who are grad— UNC-CH diagnosed with with antibiotics. The decade-long de— ofexercise I would get from two rounds the bathroom), get adequate sleep, drink uating. You guys did what I was unable HIV infection that cline in HIV infection rates among men of DDR would make my blood flow at least 8 glasses ofwater a day and avoid to do — graduate in four years. was acquired less than one year before who have sex with men (MSM) may be faster, and therefore increase the amount putting your hands near your eyes, nose “I don’t know half of you half as well their diagnosis. Wake County’s HIV cas- over. MSM continue to be at high risk of white blood cells to the infection ar— and mouth. as I should like; and I like less than half es in 18 to 25-year-olds increased from for infection, accounting for an estimated eas. That way, there would be a more suc- So ifyou follow these basic guidelines ofyou halfas well as you deserve...this is six in 1998 to 23 in 2002. We are now 29 percent of all new HIV infections. cessful battle against the cold. I bet you will feel a lot better. Remember the END. I am going. I am leaving NOW. seeing the return ofsyphilis and the sud— Younger MSM and MSM of color are at The results: My boyfriend, whom I to keep exercise moderate during a cold GOOD-BYE!” den resurgence of HIV in young adults particularly high risk because HIV and contraCted the cold from, is still in bad and only if the cold is “above the neck.” both nationally and now in North Car- syphilis has been identified in these sex- condition after a few days. If this cold Yes I am reiterating and may sound like Ifyou didn’t recognize the lastparagraph, olina. ual networks. The proportion of male was supposed to follow that samepath, Mom. But, hey, moms know best right? read Fellowship of the Ring, by ].R.R. The new HIV cases suggest the trans- cases in persons aged 18 to 25 increased it is not. Shortly after playing DDR, my On an endnote, I am stepping down Tolkien. Tell Holly bye at paz_rata@ya- mission of HIV in sexual networks of from 52 percent in 1998 to 65 percent in‘ throat started feeling a little better, and from my position after writing for two hoo.corn. young adults. A sexual network is de- 2002. Heterosexual contact accounted my headaches started to disappear. years. I know there are probably many fined as a group ofindividuals connect— for almost 32 percent of the cases while ed through sexual activity among various MSM activity was linked to 40 percent members of the group. of the cases in this age group in 2002. When syphilis and HIV are found HIV and STD testing are available at lesson in political theory within the same sexual network, the risk local health departments and at Student ofHIV transmission and acquisition may See HIV page 7 In 1997, the ty gives up so many things, as this ter- to be a fruitful endeavor. The result aside, American govern— rorist group has, the party gets some- there is something fundamentally wrong ment designated thing in return. This is what is so about this whole thing. The war on ter- Thushan Amarasiriwardena the Iranian resist- fascinating; even though striking this rorism is about dismantling themany . Editors in Chief ance movement deal doesn’t qualify as negotiations (says terrorist networks across the globe, a goal the White House), the terrorist group is since the THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER or NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY People’s Muja- stated by President Bush ever hedeen as a ter- certainly getting something in return for early days of this war. Anna Edens Katie Kinsey rorist group, and its compliance to Washington. Now, it looks like the new goal is not to News Editor Graphics Editor the status remains The antecedent to the cease-fire is that eradicate the threat but simply buy them the same today. American forces will not attack any of off as the Europeans once paid pirates Michele DeCamp Sarah Davis Andrew But in a breach of the People’s Mujahedeen camps or its sums of money in order to prevent the Opinion Editor Serious Editor Dugan Bush’s moral rhet- vehicles and in the most alarming part rogues from plundering their ships. Like Matt Middleton Amber Daughtry StaffColumnist oriC that has been of the agreement ~—-— the group will be how the Romans, in the end days oftheir Sports Editor AdvertisingManager constantly repeat— allowed to keep all its weapons. To be long standing empire, made payments ed since the days following Sept. 11, 2001 fair, many American officials have re— to the barbarians to stop them from at— Joel Isaac Frady Dwayne Baker the beginning ofthe war on terrorism peated several times that this last point tacking their cities and exemplifying how Arts e’wEntertainmentEditor Business Manager the American government has nego- is temporary, that the group will be ex-— weak the Roman authority had become. or- pected sometime to give up at least a por- I’ll admit these examples are a tad dras— Tim tiated a cease-fire with the violent Lytvinenko Catherine Pellizzari tion of its weapon stock. But when this tic, and in no way is the American gov— PhotographyEditor ganization. ‘ Classifieds Manager Of course, if you ask anyone in the time will come is unknown, nor has any— ernment compromising with the People’s Katie Cox Pawel Spychala American government, they would be one commented on whether the terror— Mujahedeen for the sole reason that our CopyDesk Chief Online Editor cautious to use the word “negotiate” ist organization is aware of this last mighty military cannot last against a fight this rather unusual On any account, the group cause for this unex— Diane Cordova Deputy News Editor when describing conditional. against it. The real diplomatic endeavor. After all, Ameri- has its full arsenal now, with Washing- pected agreement, I suspect, is thatWash- Ben McNeely Deputy Opinion Editor can policy has been quite resolute for a ton’s blessing. ington just doesn’t want to bother with Andrew B. Carter Deputy Sports Editor long time on the matter of negotiating According to NPR, Washington now them for the moment and would rather Rob Bradley Deputy Photography Editor with terrorists it is strictly forbidden. shares a similarity with deposed dicta— concentrate on rebuilding the govern- 323 Witherspoon Student Center ' Box 8608, NCSU Campus ' Raleigh, NC 27695-8608 Samuel Johnson once said, “It is diffi- tor Saddam Hussein, who also had en— ment of Iraq —— a mighty task. . cult to negotiate where neither will trust.” counters with the terrorist outfit. 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COACH baseball. there for them to“ talk to and whole continuedfrom page 8 As Lee moved up the system to bounce ideas off of. The Double—A Tulsa and on to Triple— pitching staffis doing pretty well, year. A Oklahoma, his arm got and they’re all competing and “It’s an honor, first of all, to be stronger and stronger, to the that’s something I like to see. back here at NC. State and with point where the Rangers pro— “I often watch other guys in the a team that is doing so well,” said moted him to the big show for pros, and note what they do well Lee. “Ever since I started my pro— one game. Afterwards, Lee be- to help better my game. So, I. fessional career, I’ve been able to came a free agent, and following think I’ve been able to learn a lot work out here at State, and I’ve the 2001 season, he signed with in regards to what it takes to be a kept an eye on how the team does the Chicago White Sox organiza- successful professional pitcher. over the years. I’m looking for— tion. Last season, he pitched for And, I think, we definitely have ward to being able to work with Charlotte of the Triple-A Inter— some guys here that are able to the team. I injured’my arm and national League and compiled a be pitching in the pros some day, am doing rehab, but while I’m record of 7—6 with a 3.89 ERA. and I hope to curve their careers here, I’m fortunate to be able to “Corey has played with three to where they don’t have to stay in stick it out for the rest ofthe year different professional organiza— the minors as long as I have.” and help out.” tions and brings with him near- While Lee will look to help aid Pitching through his junior sea— ly seven years ofpro experience,” this year’s version of the Wolf- son for the Pack in 1996, Lee said Avent. “Unfortunately, he has pack nine, he is reminded of his compiled a 10—3 record with a had to step away from the pro lev- junior season and the team that 2.62 ERA, second best on the e1 due to rehabilitation of his el— ended up finishing with a 42-19 team. He threw for 103 innings bow, but while he’s here, he is able record and a berth to an NCAA and racked up 99 strikeouts. A to help us out by sharing not only Regional. success like that quickly gained his knowledge ofpitching but also “I see some similarities between Method Townhomes the attention of various scouts, of the game. He’s a very smart this year’s team and the one I was and in the following summer, Lee guy and is very valuable to us on during my junior year,” said was a first—round pick by the right now. He’s going to do noth— Lee. “This team has strong pitch— ing but help us get‘even better as ing and good defense to go with Rent Special, on 3 bedroom/3.5 bath: Texas Rangers in major league baseball’s June draft. we finish out the’regular season its hitters. The thing about this And he fit right in as a pro, fine and head into post—season play.” team though, like my team back ishing the 1997 season at Class A And help is exactly what Corey then, they compete. They go out Charlotte of the Florida State has in mind. there and compete every game 1 3115 per bedroom, per month plus, N0 RENT League with a 15—5 record and a “I’m not going to try and get in and that is very important to the 3.47 ERA. He was later named to the way of what has been going success of a team.” Baseball America’s Class A Clas— on here this year,” said Lee. “These The Pack will compete this until Septemberl sification All—Star Team and was guys are doing quite well, but I weekend in a three—game series ranked the No. 63 prospect in just look to be there to help them against Maryland at Doak Field. wherever I can. I just want to be ~Close to Campus~ ~lndividual Leases~ ULTIMATE been valuable in both practice usually without much time be- and play—calling. Of the players tween games. 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Many of the players playing multiple games in a day team member Ryan Smith, it also play year—round, participat— becomes a real test of endurance might have been the biggest win ing in summer and winter leagues for the players. all year. to hone their skills. “You come back from playing “Beating Oregon was big, too. “We have the advantage ofhav— a tournament on the weekend Oregon has been a top—5 team all ing a lot of older guys playing,” just walking around campus, you 142 Mine Lake Court ~ Raleigh, NC 27815 9195324142 FAX 91987015026 year, and we gave ourselves less said Smith. “And we have a lot of are usually really sore from play— Toli Free 8006984293 Website: www.tpco.com ~ email: [email protected] of a chance to win that game,” natural athletes —— most ofthese ing,” said Moore. wwwuniversitycondoscom said Smith. guys have done something else in For State, it has been a season of The secret to the team’s success the past.” redemption after several years of *All Prices Subject to Change. has been a combination ofexpe— State plays all of its games on struggling. 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BASEBALL was just a heck of a game and we STEVE came out on top and got the vic— continuedfrompage 1.0 continuedfrom page 8 tory,” said Avent. Avent echoedOrvella’s state- State will remain at home this easier. Along those same lines, ments about last night’s game and weekend for a series with ACC Annabelle Vaughan and the the ECU team. foe Maryland. The first game of media relations department has “It was just a heck of a game. the series begins Friday night at 7 been incredibly helpful. I know The-fans for both teams were just pm. On Saturday and Sunday, they have bigger fish to fry, so I’ve outstanding tonight. I thinkwhat the first pitch will be throw at 1:30 appreciated the help they’ve was most important was that it pm. given Technician. Furthermore, those who have come before me or have put up with my rants also deserve some credit. Former sports editors Jeremy Ashton and Jack Daly In dig/pied each fall into this category, as do former editors—in—chief Jimmy year. more " Ryals and Jerry Moore. Perhaps the greatest thanks I have goes out to the countless people are student-athletes and coaches who have given up their time to talk killed: at the with me. From my first interview with Justin Gainey to those with beach by ’ Anthony Grundy, Jerricho Cotchery, Brooks Teal and Elliot 7 falling vending $$$ ci’sn $$$ Avent, the pleasure has been all mine. , $25.00 for the first Visit with this ad maehines than. Up to $180/Month To all of you — thanks for By donating plasma at reading. It’s been fun.. from shark j ' Steve Thompson can be reached attacks. Biomat USA, Inc. at 515-2411 or sbthomps@uni- Open Under New Management tyncsuedu. (formerly SERACARE)

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Orvella A few years ago, I stood on the edge of the soccer field at the Method powers Road Complex, waiting to inter— view a few NC. State men’s soccer players after a 1—1 State by » draw with Liber— Steve ty, Thompson As I stood there, player after play— er passed me by without saying a word ECU to me. Finally, one ofthe players told me the team wasn’t going to talk to me be— cause they did not like the preview arti— cle I had written about the game. The team'was upset that I had stated extra “its chances of winning will likely depend on which Liberty team shows up.” Apparently, I should have said that Chad Orvella hit the Things were looking good for lowly Liberty (which had won five game—winning home run the Pack early in the game. State straight games, including a win over in the bottom ofthe 11th plated four runs in the first two top— 10 Wake Forest) should be a innings against Pirate starter inning to give N. C. State Scott Greene to-bolt out to a 4— pushover for the Pack (who was 1-6-2 itsfinal nonconference win at the time). After all, I was writing for 0 early lead. Left fielder Matt the student newspaper. ofthe regular season. Camp smacked a two—run dou— Why should I actuallyreport the truth? ble into the gap in left field to Memie Ezike bring home Orvella and David Over the past year, I’ve caught similar StaffWriter flack from friends and other students Hicks in State’s three—run sec- Joe Gaetti signals teammate David Hicks to slide home in the second inning of NC. State’s game for being critical of State’s teams, ond inning. Greene only lasted against ECU. Hicks would score, and the Pack also pulled out the win.5taffphoto by Tim Lytvinenko Most baseball players do not ex— two innings, giving up three hits athletes and coaches. perience nights like the one NC You shouldn’t pick against State foot- and four runs. er Joe Gaetti allowed ECU to trouble when ECU put runners 10th and 11th innings - I can’t . State senior shortstop/pitcher The Pirates sliced the lead in creep dangerously close. at first and third base with no say enough about Chad Orvel- ball in Pigskin Picks; you writefor the stu— Chad Orvella had \Vednesday dent newspaper, andyou shouldpick State half by getting two runs in the With a one—run lead, the outs. Orvella somehow buckled la. He’s been doing this for us night. Then again, Orvella did top of the third off State starter Pack’s sensational closer, fresh- down and struck out three all year.” no matter what. not expect a game like last night I, of course, disagree. Phillip Davidson. ECU’s Kevin man Joey Devine, came in to straight hitters to keep State’s Although last night’s contest himself. Rhodes came in and calmed the end the game for the Pack. It chances alive. He struck out two was out of conference, the game In the movie “Almost Famous,” rock Orvella struck out 5 hitters in critic Lester Bangs gives the following Pack’s bats for a short while un— was not to be for the talented in the top of the 11th, then in had a championship feel to it. two innings of work, then sent til the bottom ofthe fifth inning reliever. Devine pitched a score— the bottom of the frame, he State and ECU are longtime ri— advice to aspiring journalist William the first pitch he saw in the bot— Miller, “You have to make your when the Pack tallied another less eighth, but with an ECU smacked the first pitch he saw, a vals, and both teams had large tom ofthe 11th inning over the run to extend the lead to 5—2. runner on third and two outs in fastball off reliever Greg Dunn, fan bases at Doak Field. An ECU reputation on being honest and left—field wall to give NC. State unmerciful.” That’s the approach I Davidson pitched a solid 6 2/3 the bottom ofthe ninth, Devine over the left field fence to give fan even waved a skull—and— a 6-5 extra—inning victory over innings, giving up only two threw a wild pitch past catcher the Pack a thrilling victory. It crossbones flag behind the left always took. As a journalist, my job was the East Carolina Pirates. With to report the facts for stories and offer my runs. He was taken out in the Colt Morton to allow the Pirates was a performance even Orvel- field wall between innings. the win, the No. 5 Wolfpack im— seventh for reliever Jason Dun— to tie the game at 5—5. State was la could not describe, and it also “ECU is a great team, and honest opinions in columns. proves to 37—10 on the season. Some of you might say, “Technician can, who allowed two more Pi- unable to score in the bottom left head coach Elliott Avent their fans are great,” Orvella said. “I don’t think there is even rate runs before getting a strike- of the ninth, and the game went . speechless. “I have never seen anything like isn’t a real newspaper.” Well, that’s easy words to describe tonight,” said to say when the paper is just something out to end the threat. State’s de- to extra innings. “I don’t know what to say,” the flag. I was commenting their Orvella. “I’m shocked myself. I fense did not help Duncan Then Orvella began his hero- said Avent “You play nine in— shortstop on how well ECU’s you pick up on the way to class. Hell, it didn’t pitch at all last year, and might not‘even be a real paper. But much, as an error by second ics. Devine was taken in favor nings at shortstop for 50 games, fans came out.” I’m not a home run hitter, by all baseman Adam Hargrave and a of Orvella, who got into early then to do what he did in the considering the time I was investing in means.” See BASEBALL page 8 it, you can be assured I treated it as a real misplayed flyball by right field— newspaper. But I’m done. I’m out. In all likelihood, this column is the last thing that I willever Lending a helping hand write for any newspaper. And thus, here are some parting Former Major League pitcher out this season to rehabilitate injuries, shots a few things that always Corey Lee has returned to N. C. but they are now around to offer some bothered me but I never had the experienced guidance to the younger opportunity to write a column about. State to serve as pitching coach for pitchers. Non—revenue sport athletes: You all the remainder ofthe season. And the team has thrived off of its need to chill out. You complain about pitching staff and is looking forward to getting coverage, and then, if you’re Justin Sellers its first post—season berth since 1999. But covered, you complain if the article Senior Stafj"Writer just when the Pack thought things were points out that you lost or thatyour team sweet enough, it got news last week that is struggling. Ifyou go out and perform The NC. State baseball team took the former pitcher Corey Lee would be able well, you will get recognition. field at the beginning ofthe season want— to join the coaching staff for the re- Herb Sendek: Perhaps you could ing to turn things around. Gradually, mainder of the season. lighten up. I’m not saying go out and things began to change, but nothing was Lee, a left—handed pitcher for State Ryan Smith and men’s ultimate are ready for Nationals.5taffphoto byTim Lytv/nenko become Larry Eustachy oranything, but more noticeable than the success of the from 1994-96, had been playing profes- after a loss, you can answer questions pitching staff, which probably rivals any sional baseball for nearly seven years be— with more than one- or two-word unit in the country. fore undergoing re—constructive surgery answers. Do you think you’re on the hot But success doesn’t come without set- on his left elbow during the spring. With Clubsport of the year: seat every year just because ofwins and backs, and the Wolfpack suffered the loss the Yankees organization at the time, Lee losses? ' of its pitching coach Bill Kernen, who negotiated his release from the club so that men’s ultimate Along those same lines, coaches in stepped down at the start ofthe year. Al- he could finish his rehab. general need to give up this whole ready into the season, head coach Elliott Originally from Clayton, Lee moved After a three—year hiatus, the wongfive this year and is a mere two spending time try— cliched “coachspeak” thing. Just say Avent didn’t bother back to the Raleigh area and was excit— men’s club ultimate team is back points away.from being undefeated. The what’s on your mind, not what you’re ing to find another coach. Instead, he ed not only about being closer to his at nationals. team currently stands at 37—1 after last “supposed” to say. 7 put his focus on the team and turned to alma mater but about being able to lend weekend’s regional finals, giving it the NASCAR fans: You may enjoy it; it senior pitchers Daniel Caldwell and a hand to the team for the rest of the best winning percentage in the nation Derek McKee. Austin Johnson maybe entertaining, but it is not a sport. StaffWriter and a No. 6 national ranking. The week— It’s bad enough you’ve convinced ESPN. Both Caldwell and McKee are sitting See COACH page 7 end also saw the team advance to na- Don’t even try and convince me. Three years ago, the NC. State men’s tionals in Austin, Texas, where it will Internet message board posters: club ultimate team was the national compete for the national championship. Don’t bother getting in arguments. Even champion. The regional final victory was even if you make a valid point, some idiot is After winning it all though, the team has sweeter because it came against William going to take something out of context struggled through the last few years. In and Mary,’with State winning 15—12. to try and sound smart, which fact, until this semester, the team hadn’t William and Mary had given State its obviously he is not. won a tournament since the champi- only loss of the season way back on Feb. And nearly all ofthe people who claim onship year. The team lost its head coach, 2, when William and Mary was Vic’tori— to be an “insider” in such forums are becoming a team coached by its players, ous 15-13. Since the loss, State has tallied generally not anything of the sort. and recruiting new players who would up a whopping 30 straight wins, domi— I could go on, but I’m not going to. I stick around suddenly became an ob- nating both the ACC conference and At- figure you all have read enough of my stacle. lantic Coast Region. Moore said it was opinions over the years. Before I exit “Sometimes it’s hard to motivate peo— unquestionably the biggest win of the stage right, however, I have to extend ple to come out we’re not a varsity season for State. some thanks to the many people that sport, so they don’t have to come out “Not only was it revenge, but it quali— have made this experience truly enjoy- and practice,” said Mike Moore, presi— fied us for nationals,” said Moore. “Any- able. dent ofthe club. “It’s hard keeping peo— time'you win a regional finals game, it’s First of all, I have to thank my staff there [who] are dedicated to get- a big deal.” and ple out especially my assistant editors Matt ting better.” In a season with only one loss, it’s hard Middleton and Andrew Carter. All of though, the team has redis— to say you’ve only had one big victory. your This year, hard work made my job much The arrival of Corey Lee will give the young Wolfpack pitching staff another mentor covered its winning ways. After not win- On March 30, State got an impressive . See STEVE page 8 like Daniel Caldwell (left) and Derek McKee (right). Staffphotos byTim Lytv/nepko ning a tournament for three years, it’s See ULTIMATE page 7 f L