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Engineering Judge clears Brickyard Preacher of assault charges program seeks applications I “Brickyard Preacher’ with the person who tiled the com January He said the) spoke for a so said .\(Sl l’tililtc Safcty acted plaint he will never be convicted." little while and he thought she was in a mannci that stiggcstcd they Kevin Holmes had his day Holmes pleaded “no contest" to his friend. were out to gct hint The Department of Nuclear in court Thursday. the assault charge. l’liilbcck said. lloliiics did not scc the student "Tlic Public Salct} criminal invcs- Engineering is accepting Holmes said he is relieved that the again tiiitil April l. he said. At that ttgator’s attitudc was I got a Crilill‘ applications to its Young Bv PHILLIP Rat;sr: turmoil surrounding the assault time. he said he was happy to see nal here and l have to put him Scholars Program through May NewsEoiion charge is behind him. her and tried to get her attention. away l. The two—week residential “I feel like l just went through "l‘m preaching and I look out and Holmes said many students and program will be held July 13-25. An assault charge against Kevin World War III. It was very worry- this girl is thrcc feet away. So [just faculty at Nf‘Sl' hatc condctnncd The Young Scholars Program Holmes, known to many NC. State ing to me. I‘m not used to going to said hey and stuck my hand out him prematurely introduces rising high school students as one of the campus‘ court." and she ran into my hand." “People took what the newspaper seniors to nuclear science and “Brickyard preachers," was effec- The assault charge stemmed froin Holmes also said he raised his printed about something ht‘fort: it technology through laboratory tively dropped Thursday. an alleged incident on April l. at voice slightly because he knew that went to trial and inadc a judgiiicnt." tours and lectures during the At that tithe. a Wake County which time a female student told the girl. like him. was hearing im-- he Stiltl. "l was treated as guilty be- first week. During the second judge granted Holmes a “prayer for Public Safety officers that Holmes paired. fore protcn innocent " week. students work directly judgment continued" regarding the had grabbed her by the shoulders “I increased the level of my voice A fixture on NCSli‘s Brickyard with faculty researchers and assault charge against him. and shouted in her car. Public a little one time aiid I touched hcr for quite some time. lloliiics might graduate students on research "That means that the case against Safety officers arrested Holmes for on the shoulder just to get her atten- not preach at N (‘ State again. projects. ...- and...”..t Holmes is continued indefinitely." assault the next day. tion.“ “I feel like I might go to another Supported in part by grants TECHNICIAN FILE PHOio/StArr Hoyt Philbeck. Holmes‘ lawyer. Holmes said he first met the stu- Holmes said the entire incident collegc campus 1 want to go where from Duke Power Foundation. Holmes prays on the Brickyard. said. “So as long as he severs ties dent who liled the assault charge in was blown out of proportion. He al~ I am appreciated." Carolina Power & Light Co.. and Virginia Power Co.. the program is open to rising high school seniors who have Senate New demonstrated an aptitude for Fun with clay science and engineering. Tuition costs and partial room and board will be covered by the revives parking program. Students must pay the remaining $400. arena decks Summer courses offered via cable and resolution video on the way I The Student Senate will Registration is open for the give a controversial resolu- I N.(.‘. State’s Department summer session of NC. State‘s tion another try. of Transportation is singing Courses by Cable and Video a new song: “Deck the program. BY MARK \ltCiuw Campus." The program enables students SIAH Woiiro to enroll in college credit Students who remain loyal to Bi .losii .Il‘S'l'lS courses broadcast on Reynolds Coliseum may be poised 55m» \r‘t/‘llliiJ Cablevision of Raleigh‘s to strike another blow against the Education Channel or through new arena. A resolution paSsed in In the near future students will pre-recorded videocassette the last Student Senate meeting de- find “coming and going" a lot cast tapes. The Summer session nouncing the proposed Centennial er. classes begin May 20. Arena is being reintroduced in the New parking decks are on the Thirty courses in a wide range senate. road ahead for N C State. possibly of disciplines. including science The original resolution passed the within thc ncxt ‘- * years. and the humanities. will be senate two weeks ago. but was we ”We're trying to c'sldhltsh .i more available. Six of the courses will toed as the last act of former [)CdCSH’ldll't‘rlt‘lllt‘tl campus.” said be broadcast via cable and 24 Student Body President Robert Cathy Rc‘t’\t'. AIssHt‘iiilt‘ director for will be on videocassette. Zimmer. planning at Nt‘Sl ”s licpariiiicnt of (‘ablevision subscribers who “l‘m sorely disappointed." said Transportation. wish to earn college credit must Amy Cummins. one of the senators There are thrcc probable sites for register and pay tuition fees working to get the resolution new parking decks They include through the Office of passed. of Zimmer‘s veto. “Some the North Hall parking lot. Brooks Instructional have expressed outrage." lot. and Riddick lot Telecommunications. Zimmcr defended his decision at The most tntcrcsting construction Subscribers and nonsubscribers last Friday's Board of Trustees' could SUlf'dCt‘. or partially subsur— may enroll in courses on meeting by saying that "...thc stu- fthC. til the thltllc'k lttl videocassette. dents are not as informed as they According lo RL'L'H‘. [his lot should be they are a little caught stands the chance ot dictating inno— up in nostalgia." \ation. There is a possibility that a Cummins denounced Zimnier's portion of the new deck might be remarks by stating that “further re- undcrgiound search has collaborated with the "This deck might be an Still-space aid original findings. His New simply facility." Rectc said “We could go didn't reflect those of the students." down a couplc ol lcscls linds‘P Techn'iciafi It is for this reason that Cummins ground." feels it is important to reintroduce But this could posc othci prob- Sports: Tim Clark; the resolution. lems The cost of a parking deck is golfer based on thc number of spaces it "The issue remains important to has. with new dccks costing trom extraordinare. students. and the student govern- GLENN ABBEY/SM“ eight to ten thousand dollars per Page D AshleyWhitthgion almiorlnmimdscience doesolitttemoldngatNCSU‘sCimsCenierT spacc However. a partial under- Su ARENA. Page-7 P ground dcck would cost morc “Underground decks cost around Opinion: Marriage Slit“) a space. if you go under— ground. it's .i more complex facili- anyone? NCSU radio station expansion plansonthe rocks y .. RL‘C\L‘ said Page 10 P A parking deck at Riddick lot Besides the $4.5()0 WKNC spent crowded and the only option still would not only replace the “4 Tech Too: Better I WKNC might not expand cently submitted a proposal to the spaces that are currently available. anytime soon. US. Federal Communications applying for permission to expand. available to WKNC is an immediate but would also \(‘Ht’ to relocate than Ezra is doing Commission asking for permission it stands to lose a lot more, WKNC upgrade at its current frequency. He parking spaces on Yarbrough and a lot better. ByPutt1tr Reuse to change their frequency to 88f Chief Engineer Chris Phillips said. said WKNC has had the same small East Broughton l)ri\cs. Reeve said. NEWS EDllOfl the same as WKNC's broadcast fre- “If we don‘t expand right now. we amount of powcr available to thctn There are two ways to finance the Page 5 quency. are screwed ~ we will never. ever. since N74. new parking decks They can be ft» .lust blame it on the fighting lf Elon's station gets the go-ahead ever change our power." “l guarantee there were a lot tnore nanccd by the people building it, Christians. from the FCC. WKNC will not be Phillips said the question of who cows running around than people at for instance. it it were a part of Elon College, home of the permitted to drastically increase the the FCC will give preference to. that time." he said. some larger expansion of a various “Fighting Christians,“ has potential- power of their transmitter because Elon or NCSU. is anybody's guess. The upgrade to 25,000 watts college on campus ()r they could ly thwaned NC. State radio station such an increase would overlap the “We‘re all in the same boat. We Would increase WKNC‘s potential be financed through user fees. Reagmjso WKNC‘s plans to increase the pow- area in which Elon broadcasts all stand an equal chance of having listening audience by 74 percent. A relief to students is that tuition intemet Services: er of their transmitter from 3.000 to placing two radio stations with the our permit approved. But somebody adding Durham and Chapel Hill to will not be affected by the costs of 25.000 waits. same frequency in the same broad- is going to lose big." the list of cities that can tune into TOL: Technician OnLlne Elon's radio station. WSOC. re- casting area. Phillips said the FM dial is getting WKNC. Phillips said. .Sr'r’ DECKS, Page r http://www2.ncsu.edu/ncsu/ stud_pubs/Techniclan Campus Forum: Health educator gives advice to students looking to heat stress [email protected] Preee Releases: [email protected] NCSU kicks off the these added stresses. NC. State of- people personally is very important higher blood pressure than normal. stress. during these last two stages. lntonnetion: I As fered students some help by way of in dealing with it. Main causes of All panicipants in the workshop ex— “l often get sick and feel mentally [email protected] most stressful few weeks of a stress management workshop con- stress include relationships with perienced these symptoms of stress. exhausted after a stressful situa« Phone Numben: the semester, students need ducted on Monday in the University family and friends, grades. and lrritability and a loss of appetite al— tion." said sophomore Laura Editorial ...... 5152411 to be able to deal with the Student Center by health educator money ~- or the lack thereof. so fall under the category of reac— Jacovcc. Advertising ...... 5152029 inevitable. Ajuba Joy. College students especially have tions. Although stress can cause major Fax ...... 5155133 Joy assisted participants in under- high stress levels due to roommate According to Joy. people have the health problems. there are ways to Bv KRISTEN SASS standing stress by rcminding listen- situations. difficult classes. and the reaction of either “fight or flight" to prevent it. Address STAFF errn ers that positive and negative stress constant transition from home life stress. This happens in the first In order to prevent stress. Joy 323 Stinentt‘emer will always be a part of everyone‘s to a college lifestyle. she said. stage of stress, which is commonly urges everyone to take a three Box 8608, NCSU Campus Has “dead week" killed you yet? lives. She also discussed some ma- “Expectations of college students called the alamt stage. minute break every day to relax. Raleigh. NC 276958608 if you are like most students. ex- jor causes. reactions. and methods are high.“ said Joy. Resistance is the second stage of which was done in the workshop. am time means added stress. “Dead of preventing stress. Common reactions to these expec- stress. followed by the exhaustion She also recommends exercising, week" is not dead _., projects are According to Joy. recognizing tations and stress in general are stage. Many people develop stress due and grades are on the line. With stress and knowing how it affects headaches. sweaty palms. and a colds. their body's reaction to See STRESS. Page 2 P Sports page 3 Tech Too page 5 National news page 6 Serious page 8 Opinion page 10 Classifieds page 12 Page 2 News April 23, 1997 bill. “My heart is with Reynolds. but I Decks Arena cannot ignore the fact that we had a Continuedfrom Page / lot of problems with parking and ("ttniinuerijrrtm PtlEc’ I seating.“ Myers said when asked if Harris Teeter — the parking decks. ment‘s voice is needed in this de he agreed with Zimmer‘s decision "Tuition does not go toward bate.“ to veto the resolution. Your Neighborhood Food Market —VISA' parking. Our revenues come from Considerable doubt remains re- Yesterday. however. Myers said tines. meters. and pay—lots.“ Reeve garding whether or not newly elect- he has not yet decided upon his said. "Parking is a voluntary ac- ed Student Government President course of action if the resolution tion." Chad Myers will support the resolu: goes through Senate again. tion. Cumtnins said that although ‘1 don‘t think I‘m going to be as Myers supported the new arena in strict as 7rmmer." said Myers. “I debates during the Student can‘t say l‘ve completely made up Government campaign. there is rea» my riiirid yet about the new arena." son to believe that he wrll change Myers said he had talked to sever- his mind. al senators. basketball players. and Stress “What [Myers] said may htve adriirriisti‘ators regarding the matter. been in haste." saidLummins “I and still needs to gather some in- l'nntrnrmi from litter r' think it would be an unwise move formation before he makes a deci- re-examinrng diets. and getting for a new president to make." \lUll enough sleep. Last week after a meeting of the resolution will go before While these methods all ltelp pre- NCSUS Board 0! Trustees .\I\t‘rs Student Senate at Wednesday's vent stress. Joy really “stressed" the suggested that he would veto the met-ting importance of two other points. Many people do not breath prop- erly and do not take enough deep breaths. Deep breathing can be done anywhere at any time. A par- ticipant in the workshop remarked that deep breathing exercises really had 5 help her relax, The ability to say "no" is another way to prevent stress, Many people feel guilty if they refuse to do a fa- vor due to a lack of time or prior ASTHMA RESEARCH commitment. -' 9; Joy assured workshop participants STUDY that saying "no" can be done in a fig” Individuals 12 vears and older dignified way that Will not hurt an on regular medication needed indiudual. This allows more time onqu,‘ for the individual and prevents for research studies. Qualified Hill’01]W( (In! stressful situations, participants will be reimbursed for Wrth VICCard According to Joy. by knowing the causes of stress. recognizing the re~ their time. In Plastic Camber actions. and taking preventative measures. dealing with stress will be much easier. For more information call “The best handler of stress is cal(919) 881 - 0309 you." said Joy le'H CAROl INA If students need to learn more skills in managing stress. the with Counseling Center in Harris Hall *p‘dmuflhmdmmw and the Student Health Services in Clark llall can offer help. 8:30 5:00 after hours leave message at ext. 158
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Better Than Ezra oun
makes “Good” Bv KELLY Masks I It doesn’t get much better than indefinite hiatus. Fir-Mata inn a. Monday at the Cradle in the end. it was the group‘s tremendous It's a sad. sad day. Today. as I sit here pondering fan support that beckoned them back into the my life and what not. I am silenced with the Bv Kr:|.t.v MARKS studio. it was the same group of fans that knowledge that this will be my last music review Finntors Eran it) made their second release. “Deluxe." go for the year. I know. I know. it‘s a travesty on platinum. And the fans were also there to many levels. I know you feel let down and deserted Better Titan him may seem like a group of support Bonnecazc in his decision to leave as well yoti should. but I can‘t keep on writing radio darlings. and sortie critics have written the group and to welcome current drummer when there isn‘t a paper coming out. Well. actually thetn off as an MTV creation m but the boys Travis McNabb into the fold. i could. but it would be rather pointless and a bit in the band have paid their dues. Since tlteir Despite their sordid history and the time consuming and without any specific rewards formative years. each member of this trio has occasional drudgery of touring, the group was but. I digress. In honor ol this being our last been living for music and sacrificing just in top form when they played the Cat's Wednesday together for a while. i felt it would be about anything to make their living doing so. Cradle this past Monday. Following a terrific fitting to end on a good note (Hal A pun' atn so Lead singer and guitarist Kevin Griffin has set by The Boo Radleys. an English group witty.) and give you what l‘vc been holding out on been preparing for the spotlight since the ripe that had the whole building in a bobbing all year long. old age of i}. when his high school rock frenzy. Better Than Ezra radiated energy. This review is a little different front those past. I outfit won a “battle of the bands“ affair. He The band made their entrance to the know I usually review records and not record continued to play in several small-time instrumental “Ch. De Ciaulle. Etc." the last labels. but l‘ve run across a special case. Deep groups until the spring of l988. when he track on their newest release. “Friction. South Records recently sent me two compilation joined forces with drummer Cary lionnecaze. Baby." They followed with their latest single, discs and since some of the artists overlap. I formerly of Reality Patio. Together tltcy “Long Lost." and the ever-popular “Good." thought I‘d review them together recruited bassist Tom Drummond and as they Crowd response was awesome. front the girls The first album. “Deep 3.” is the second like to say. “molded him into the rock star he screaming for (iriffin to look their way to thc installation in the company‘s plan to take over the is today." Ezralites on the front row who sang along world. Actually. it‘s the second time the label has it was almost a decade ago when the three with every song. brought together a wide variety of artists who are began to work on their self-manufactured For the duration of the evening they played becoming famous in their respective local scenes in debut. “Surprise." ()n consignment in a few songs frotn “Friction. Baby." as well as an attempt to make them famous in other places as Southern stores. the initial 6.000 copies favorites frotn "Deluxe." including “Rosella." well. it's a good mix of styles and regional artists. quickly sold. The band hit the road full time. “Summertime.“ and “Porcelian.” Griffin and L with several of the groups calling North Carolina It was in i990 that what seemed like a Druntmond took turns strutting the length of Putno coumtsv ( u [1mm Emu wthMtNt home. Out of this general area comcs Five For bright future suddenly dimmed. The group's the stage and engaging iii mild acrobatic Kevin Griffin. Tom Drummond. and Travis McNabb rocked the Fighting. 98| l. Doxy's Kitchen. and Far Too original rhythm guitar player. Joel Rundell. Cradle Monday night. Jones. passed away and the group went on an Sec BETTER. Page 7 Overall. this is really an exceptional compilation and I'd be pretty content to hsten to it all day. From The Floyds song ”So Small" H an upbeat. hooky guitar and piano-based tune ._, to Sister Hazel's “One Nation." a country rock dream. the CD starts Stormy weather out with laidback. sway—inducing grooves. Somewhere in the middle. a group called Starseed Speed offers a low growling funk number called “infectious" that opens up the rest of the album to any kind of music. Angry Salad provides a soft rolling tune called “Stretch Armstrong." followed by the wonderful mellow orchestration of Doxy‘s Kitchen‘s “Shady Lady." which was recorded at the Cat's Cradle. There‘s some great female vocals on the album. too — from Amanda Green’s gritty purring and Anna O's muted melodies to the lead singer of Pets‘pop—perfect crooning. Deep South also sent me a six song EP showcasing the groups 98] l. Day- room and FlVC For Fighting. or ”:3“ ‘ :h‘LC‘: Pumo c ’ttlDilSV oi Dup 50m“ RECORDS rgnostp. V im 93” Wi" play Sunday at the pressed with Cat 5 Cradle FlVC For Fighting. a group that sports a powerful singer who seems to be a cross between Eddie Vedder and Adam Duritz of Counting Crows. They kick off the CD with “Bella‘s Birthday Cake." a bouncy piano~ laden song that builds to an expioshe climax. Apparently others have TL‘LllilCd the group‘s talent they recently signed a publishing deal with lZMl and are on tour on the West Coast, This doesn't mean that the other groups aren‘t just as wonderful. Dayroom. based Ill Athens. Ga. plays keyboard driven music that fuses elements of rock. funk and jau. with pop hooks that keep you listening. Local artists 981i are also inspiring. with foot tappin' percussion and some RliM-esque guitar moments. The lead singer has a great gruff voice which alternates between melodic snarling and nasal harmony these are actually good things. Verdict: Deep South has got its finger on the pulse of the local music scene i wouldn‘t be surprised if you don't start hearing more from these I groups very soon. i Apart from worshiping Deep South. I managed to squeeze in the time to listen to "Disapora." from JAM OBI/STAN Natacha Atlas Let me say that first off. as l This view of Lee from the 12th floor at Sullivan was captured during Monday night’s unexpected storm. listened to it. ttmmm it's not in English. Sadly. l was about half way into the first song before i Lad realized this. However. about that same time. I through pre-recorded videocassette realized something else this is pretty good stuff. tapes. The summer session classes With its Enya—Iike chanting and full-bodied Cable, video Thompson Theatre provides instrumentals. it alternates between moody slow begin May 20. songs and songs that make you wanna mambo. There are thirty courses available Verdict: Hey. i don‘t always have to be able to courses in a wide range of disciplines. sing along to enjoy a CD. “Disapora” is good for including science and the valuable work experience those days when I feel like attempting to be humanities. Six of the courses will bilingual. announced be broadcast on channel IS in Now on to the concert dates. Make mental notes Raleigh. Knightdale. and Zebulon. now: these are the last you‘ll be getting from me and 24 of the courses will be IHow to help your resume the textiles and dyes. Costumes are an excellent for a while. I N.C. State offers more available on videocassette. area for fashion designers as well. Thompson Did i mention those great bands represented by way to spend the summer. theater way. workers and staff btiild costumes. shop Deep South? Well. it just so happens that two of Cablevision subscribers who wish costumes. and pull from the large stock of them will be in town this weekend to make their TECH Too SIAFF Rteom to earn college credit rtiust register Bv TERRY H. Baum-7n costumes the theater keeps. Betty Jane presence known. Tomorrow. April 24. Sister Hazel and pay tuition fees through the EDIttm IN Cttlkt Fetvcdt is the costume mistress. She is will be playing at the Lizard & Snake in Chapel And you thought the horror of NC. State Office of Instructional responsible for overseeing the training and Hill. Sunday. April 27. 9811 will be at the Cradle. TRACS was finally over with. Telecommunications. Subscribers When working at Thompson Theatre is work of New news from the. Creek: coming this summer Registration is now open for the and nonsubscribcrs may enroll in mentioned many people think only of acting. students in this area tn addition to the will be none other than The Who. Also of note — summer session of NC. State‘s courses on video. but theater is much more than the actors you more traditional duties of her job description. tickets for the Gl05 Shindig will go on sale this Courses by cable and video see on stage. The words of John (Andy) Under lietvedt‘s tutelage. students can learn Saturday. Among the rather expansive lineup for program. A complete listing of offered Andrews. Designer and Technical Director pattern drafting and the draping of costumes. the event are Duncan Sheik. Poe. Sister Hazel, and Students who will be heading courses and registration information for Thompson. say it best. “i never realized Electrical litigineers can find a place in Cravin' Melon. Don't forget that tickets are still on home for the summer or jtist can't is available by contacting the Office there was so much tech and science in the lighting with lighting Director Terri Janney sale for John Tesh. Call Ticketmaster today! stand to face the daily grind ofclass of instructional Telecommun- arts." In fact. no matter what your major you or in sound with Andy. working on sound Lastly. there have been some cancellations. The during their vacation can now ications at 515-7730 or through e- can put some practical experience on your effects. dimmer controls. hanging lights and May 1 show for Ben Folds Five is no more. but enroll in college credit courses mail at [email protected]. A current resume by working at Thompson. routing circuits. Civil Engineers cart work you can still get tickets for Squirrel Nut Zippers broadcast through ('ablevision on course listing is also available on at Textile majors can work with costurning for the same day. Also. The ('onnells tour has been Raleigh's Education Channel. or www2.ncsu.edu/oit. where they can get experience with fabric. See THOMPSON. Page 7 postponed indefinitely. Page National and World News April 23, 1997
NATIONALEéfi NEWS FBI crime lab loses credibility
l The recent FBI crime lab important criminal charge. building bombs and plotting the report. then provided a copy to possessing an explosive device, deaths of federal agents and assaults defense lawyers and allowed them Activists give AIDS problems have hurt the case saying that they did so “to avoid on several installations. to bring it up in court. against allegedly violent jury confusion.” lleckman, an l8vyear FBI In summing up Heckman‘s militia members. The jury ultimately convicted employee with six years' performance. the inspector general four of the seven defendants on experience in the lab‘s explosives said: “We do not think Heckman appointee high marks other illegal explosives arid uttit, in his testimony described engaged in willful misconduct in §v_RICHARD A. SERRANO firearms charges. Bttt it was unable tests he had performed on various either the Conlon or the Borsellino LosANGELES TIMES to reach a verdict on the most explosive devices allegedly cases." I Clinton has appointed attention and resources to fighting serious charge-that the group manufactured by the defendants. the epidemic. SEATTLE - As top FBI officials conspired to assault federal agents Under cross examination. The FBI. in its official response Sandra Thurman as the new “Her compassion and her assured the public last winter that and destroy federal installations. however. he acknowledged that his to the inspector general, strongly director of the Office of commitment to our lives is so widely reported troubles at the US, District Judge John C. lab report included some "inacc- defended Heckman. National AIDS Policy. evident,“ said Cornelius Baker, bureau‘s crime lab would not Coughenour declared a mistrial on ttracies." specifically over the type How the revelations about executive director of the National jeopardize any criminal prosec- the conspiracy count. of detonation cord used in one Heckman‘s performance played to Bv SUSAN OKIE Association of People with AIDS. utions, those very problems were The other three defendants were explosive device. He further the jury is difiicult to gauge. Under THE eron Post “I know there are a lot of people eroding the case tgainst seven not convicted of anything. although admitted that his report included a federal court rules here, lawyers are WASHINGTON — Government with HIV —and I am one —who allegedly violent militia leaders. they since have been indicted again. “misstatement " not allowed to talk to the jurors officials should put science ahead of would want us to have somebody In an example of how mistakes at .At the time of the Seattle trial. Defense attorneys also quizzed after a trial. But according to notes political considerations in deciding like a Jesse Jackson. While I think the lab could reshape pending cases Justice Department inspectors had Heckman about his shortcomings iit that some jurors wrote the judge how to fight the AIDS epidemic. that would be an exciting prospect, around the nation, defense attomeys documented problems at the lab in a two earlier cases that the Justice while they were deadlocked in their particularly when it comes to there are few people whom I would used reports of shoddy lab practices draft report that was not circulated Department inspector general had deliberations. it is clear that much controversial strategies such as trust with my life more than I would to try to impeach the testimony of publicly. That report is now final investigated. Shortly before of the disagreement was over needle exchange programs and sex trust Sandy Thurman.“ the lab examiner who analyzed and was released last week. Ileckman was called to the stand. bombs and bomb components. education in schools, said Sandra However, several observers said evidence against members of the The seven Seattle defendants one defense lawyer. Thomas W. including a tin can device allegedly Thurman, President Clinton’s new Thurman is taking on the job at a Washington State Militia and the were accused of chilling crimes. Hillier. had learned that the FBI lab constructed by the defendants. “AIDS czar." moment in the epidemic when the Montana Freeman organization. The FBI said that a paid informant examiner was the subject of the “We need to let science drive on demand for funds to pay for AIDS As lab examiner Robert Heckman and an undercover agent turned tip inspector general's inquiry “The lab just can't be trusted the issue of education, on the issue treatment is mounting and available was testifying in February. evidence that the seven were Coughcnour ordered prosecutors anymore." defense attomey Robert of needle exchange, on other issues federal resources are likely to prosecutors abruptly dismissed one stockpiling illegal machine guns. to produce a copy of the draft Leen concluded. that are pressing in this epidemic shrink. and not be afraid to do that.“ “Given an impossible job, she’s Thurman said in an interview. certainly the best person,“ said Pat Thurman. a longtime AIDS Christen, executive director of the New US. investment in Myanmar banned activist whom Clinton appointed San Francisco AIDS Foundation. this month as director of the Office Baker and other AIDS activists I Clinton hopes to send a Segundo. Calif. energy giant winner and opposition leader Aung Codon said Monday he did not of National AIDS Policy, also said noted that the Clinton Unocal Corp. the top US. investor San Suu Kyi has been detained in believe the sanction. if modeled she worries that news reports about administration so far has a mixed message about the United in the country. formerly known as her home in the capital city. after a sanctions law passed last promising new treatments have lefl record on AIDS. Federal funding States position on human Burma. Yangon. and ntore than a dozen year. would "have a material impact many people with the false for treatment, research and rights violations. Barry Lane. a Unocal Corp. opposition politicians have been on the (pipeline) project.“ impression that the epidemic is prevention has increased in recent spokesman, said late Monday that kidnapped. with one killed. That law authorized the president over. years, and last year, for the first Bv EVE-LIAN lRITANI the company had not Clinton made his decision just to impose further sanctions against “I am fearful that people won’t be time. national mortality rates from Tie L»: Aussies Twes been officially notified ‘ Lt r days before a bipartisan group in Myanmar. including a new as careful as they need to be AIDS began to decline. However, of the White House ,«, 5‘." b 7‘ Congress, led by investment ban. if "widespread because there is this general recent reports by panels of Under mounting pressure from action but “would be .2». Sen. Mitch repression" occurred. perception now, with the advent of nongovemment experts have called Congress and human rights dis-appointed if they V McConnell. R- Human rights advocates were protease inhibitors and other drugs for a shift in research priorities and advocates, President Clinton has chose to implement Ky.. is expected pleased that Clinton is using the that this is a disease that is now have sharply criticized federal decided to ban new US. investment sanctions." to introduce a bill toughest weapon left in the US. controllable,“ she said. “That policies for failing to pursue in the troubled South East Asian The company and r pizza/‘53 that would force foreign policy arsenal. The simply is not the case. This strategies that studies suggest would nation of Myanmar, several White other US. investors in the US. govern- government has already cut off epidemic is not over. We have to help curb the epidemic. House officials confirmed Monday . Myanmar. including Arco and ment to cut off new investment into bilateral and multilateral aid to focus on prevention, we have to The most frequently cited “It just reached the point where it Texaco. have fought tougher Myanmar. Myanmar and banhed visas for focus on finding a cure and we have examples are the current ban on was time to send a message." one economic sanctions against McConnell predicted such a ban officials of that country‘s ruling to focus on developing a vaccine." federal funding for needle exchange Clinton administration official said. Myanmar's military rulers. arguing would cripple the $1.2 billion State Law and Order Council. Thurman, who for four years programs to reduce the trans- adding that previous sanctions did that “economic engagement" and Yadana pipeline. a joint project Mike Jendrzejcyk, a spokesman headed AID Atlanta, that city’s mission among drug addicts of the not appear to have an impact on not isolation is the way to bring between L’nocal. French energy for Human Rights Watch Asia in largest AIDS service organization, human immunodeficiency virus “continuing repression" by the freedom and democracy to such company Total. Myanma Oil and Washington. expressed hope the comes from a socially prominent, (HIV) that causes AIDS, and a $50 strong-willed generals who seized countries. Gas Enterprise and a Thai company. US. action would lead other politically connected Georgia million federal appropriation passed control ofthe country in l988. But those US. investments have Last week. L'nocal President John countries to follow suit. further family and has stellar credentials in by Congress last year for sex The long-anticipated White House come under harsh criticism in lmle said a ban would harm his isolating Myanmar's leaders. The the AIDS community as well as education programs for teenagers decision will be announced Tuesday Congress and elsewhere in recent company's plans for "new European Community recently close ties with Clinton. AIDS that focus exclusively on by Secretary of State Madeleine months as the political and human investments" in energy-rich suspended $50 million in trade activists said her appointment to the abstinence, without discussing Albright. The prohibitions mark a rights situation in Myanmar Myanmar. which is a crucial link in benefits to Myanmar, and Canada's AIDS policy post gives them hope condoms and other safer-sex huge blow to the US. companies continued to deteriorate. the company's Asia strategy. government is debating cutting off that the president will devote more measures. that lobbied against them, led by El Since last fall, Nobel Peace Prize Unocal general counsel Dennis exports from the country.
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Adding to her pensions and debts to contractors is you earned misery, she must cough up l2 bringing much of Russia‘s legitimate percent ofher income in taxes. economy to a standstill. Site and her covworkers threatened The country‘s new capitalist tax to strike but realized they would be system has been modified in a punished. Instead. she planted haphazard fashion over the past six some VALUABLE vegetables to feed her family. years with little thought to the havoc “It is impossible to live, but what that hundreds of new levies and tax can you do?“ asked the 35-year-old breaks would wreak on the economy. mother of two. “We must plan how Now, special-interest tax breaks cost job experience? to spend every kopeck." the government art estimated $28.6 But if her plight seems difficult, billion a year in revenue and have consider this: Vorsina is one of the created a large community of top tax officials in this district of enterprises likely to oppose eITorts to small towns, farms and lakes 240 overhaul the tax system. miles northwest ofMoscow. 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Instead of worrying about The lessons i learned last week personal gain. “I do" only goes as myself very fortunate to see one the near future. Students were those of unfortunate yet Alex Storey far as some material benefit: a huge blossom from the beginning. need to learn how to stress levels. students can inevitable facets of human life: the inheritance. an easy ride to the top. i met Steve at drum line tryouts minimize the impact that focus on their studies. A things that will happen no matter or. more recently. a way to get my freshman year (a long time ago. stress has on them. They student who can learn to what we do. barring the discovery around changing immigration laws. I assure you) and he was one of the must also learn to cope with handle stress in college will of the Holy Grail or a new offshore The ring has become a meal ticket first friends I made at NC. State. tax shelter. 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For a during the and the humanities. will be Recycling It you (1 You Will News STAFF REPORT available during the summer complete listing of cable an/or summer sessions i; any, Isn‘t It? the to know more, tlnd session. videocassette courses and In fact send a taking the first Six of the courses will registration information. contact through the N.C. II 5 one 01 postcard to step toward recycling Registration is open for the be broadcast on the Education the easiest ways the Envrronmental can be aseasy summer session of N.C. State‘s Channel (Raleigh. Knightdale the Office of Instructional State homepage. you personal; Detense Fund-Recycling, in practice Course by Cable and Video and Zebulon -- channel 18), and Telecommunications at (919) can make the world 257 Park Ave South, as It Is program 24 of the courses will be 515-7730 or e-mail questions to a better place NY. NY, 10010. here on paper, The program enables students available on videocassette. [email protected]. A current rIIIIIIIII it E C Y C L E to enroll in college credit courses Cablevision subscribers who course listing also is available of It's the everyday way to save the world. broadcast on Cablevision of wish to earn college credit must the World Wide Web at ENVIRONMENTAL Raleigh's Education Channel, or register and pay tuition fees httn'l/wvtryfl ncsu.edu/oit DEFENSE FUND Winners of awards GRADUATION named I High school seniors were chosen as scholarship recipients. News STAFF REPORT N.C. State choose 44 outstanding seniors as scholarship recipients in the university's annual Merit Awards and Special Scholarship competition. All students who were selected will receive scholarships for their 19974998 freshman year at NCSU. Many of the scholarships are renewable and will provide stipends throughout the students‘ undergraduate studies. Including the 20 winners of the prestigious John T. Caldwell Alumni Scholarships announced separately. more than 680 seniors from 25 states applied for university merit awards. according to Patricia J. Lee. director of Merit Awards and Special Scholarships at NCSU. Drives Like 0 Shoebox NCSU Merit awards are based on Hot Looks merit rather than financial need. Great Perlormonce Looks Like a Shoebox Recipients are chosen on the basis of outstanding academic records, active participation in school and community activities. and their potential for academic success at the university. Michael J, (icrbcr of Raleigh. along with Hugh Alton Patrick. Jr. of Snow Hill,received William S. Moore Scholarships. which are Fl 500 renewable each year. The Parents‘ Association Merit Scholarship is $|,()00 renewable ' each year. This year's recipients include Andrea Ieigh Bumgarncr of Newton. Stephen Patrick Kelly of Raleigh and Zii»Sari Wang of Tarboro. Five seniors were named NCSU Foundation Scholarships. Sunit Vinodray Patel of Charlotte received the Polly and CR. Philpot Scholarship. The NCSU Merit Recognition Scholarships were awarded to three people. Students from almost every N.C. county and South Carolina received NCSU Honor Scholarships of $2000 for one year. l2 EPLAE Efficiency apartment- EATHnow available for rent! $315 mo (water incl.) WILSON PROPERTY MANA(.rEMENT 755-0864 r.- Excitement rt Ropture it Bliss t.‘ Boring it Dullsville it Miss PONTIAC' SUN FIRE' DRIVING EXCITEMENT FOR AROUND $13,500" Coll I‘BOO-SUNFIRE g7l99 GM Corp All rights reserved Always wear soiety belts even wrth or Imus Ernie» r inII tMin1 I Mult tleolm lo: detn:Is on the $400 College Graduate purchase incentive GM reserves theow t “m l' '* tum. tint nHer “3]t )ld MSWn IIn; «iteytili putt rml r-lr-.rtmorion horge Tax license and other optional equrpment extra Prices higher Ir\( A MA ortflAY I .t t-. l v l Oh sobyetttothonge AFRAID OF OVER-STUDYING?? TAKE A BREAK! 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News STAFF REPORT Chancellor Larry Monteith will science. is serving his second term chaired a bipartisan task force that At NCSU. politics and the news NCSU‘s commencement award degrees on behalf of NCSU in the US. House of Repre— investigated the possible misuse of media became Hayworth's tnain ceremonies will begin at 8:30 am. faculty and trustees to about 3.000 sentatives. more than $2.4 billion in lndiatt interests when injuries ended his with a concert by the NCSU I' 8. Representative lD. Hay- students. During his first term. Hayworth Trust Fund accounts. football career in his sophomore Commencement Band. Depression is a serious threat DR. CLYDE E. CROOM Specializing in: ' to anyone that has a brain. v1 Cause oi Surc'dc 0Contact Lenses Depression Is a suppression of brain activity that can strike anyone. It can make life unbearable, UNTREA TED OGeneral & Pediatric Optometry but it is also readily. medically treatable. And that‘s something you should always keep in mind. 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Opinion Page 15 V Study instigates promiscuity S e ‘ Z In recent Matthew P Hambyto marriage (it has been Kinsey is reported to have had an I I y years. liberals shown that early sex extensive collection of child { p 0 e have been C O M M E N T A R Y lwith men is pornography. obtained from adults attacking associated with sexual who had sex with the children. morality. Since the sexual dysfunction and a lower rate of Kinsey did not bother to report the revolution of the 1960s. we have health later in life). Boys may existence of these pedophiles to law in ring Brea < been told that there are no develop “affectionate relations" enforcement. (The previous standards. By pointing out. for with animal sex partners. information appeared in Rachel example. that homosexuality is However. when the study is Wildavsky's “Sex. Lies. and The l wrong. I personally have been scrutinized properly. the above Kinsey Reports" Reader‘s Digest. accused of “imposing [my] morality statistics and the entire study are April I997.) ear the coach on everyone else." The question is found to be questionable at best. This report was the basis of the 1‘ < “How did we get to this point?" Kinsey would not be considered a l96lls sexual revolution. The p The current cycle started with the good scientist by modem standards. existence of this report was a publishing of Alfred Kinsey‘s He misrepresented his data. He vindication for liberals. Despite the “Sexual Behavior in the Human used flawed and outright false flawed methods and the faulty data. Male " This text claims to report the methods. Kinsey was also this is what those radicals were loose change, an results of a survey of American ideologically driven. He believed looking for. Then came the free sexual behavior. that sex was a simple biological love hippies with the “if it feels } Kinsey claimed that many function which was performed good. do it attitude." traditionally forbidden sexual acts under stimuli with no moral. What has all this brought us'.’ It were commonplace. For example, spiritual and psychological brought us a rapid increase in one claim states that half of married dimension. In other words. Kinsey sexually—transmitted disease. a men and one-fourth of mam‘ed did not see the difference between breakdown in the American family. women had participated in love between a man and wife and and a lack of restraint. These extramarital sex. Other claims pedophilia and homosexuality. in liberals in the Notis planted the include: 69 percent of men had the original book. Kinsey claimed seeds for today‘s bitter harvest. We solicited prostitutes, [0 percent of that his study employed nine now have a perversion of what sex men had been homosexual for at “technically trained" individuals to was intended to be. an expression of least three years. and 40 to 50 study the sexuality of children. love between husband and wife. We percent of boys raised on a farm These indivrduals were said to have have homosexuals attempting to participated in bestiality (sex with been able to induce multiple orgasm win the right to "marry.” animals). in children as young as live months. The Sexual Revolution and its Assuming the above is true. these According to these individuals. impending afteniiath have lead to < developments should be alarming. when these children were the erosion of society 01' course. Even more extraordinary. Kinsey uninhibited, they aggressively this is totally reversible. We need to claimed that many ofthe above sought sex. These nine individuals practtcc personal responsibility. practices may be beneficial to the turned out to be only one pedophile More people need to stand up to participants. Premarital sex who claimed to have had sex with deviant behavior and say. “This is V supposedly helped women “adjust" 3l7 boys. wnmgV Tuition payment deadline reminder Students iegistered through TRACS for the 1997 First Summer Session are reminded that full payment or complete verifiable v financial aid information must be received at the University < Cashier's Office by Tuesday, May 6, 1997, or their registrations will be cancelled. v AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA‘AAAAAAA < CALL DURING 1997 NCSU STUDENTS AND FACULTi MAY PLAY GOLF Nona AT HEDINGHAM FOR THE STUDENT RATE g,” V GIRLS! $22.00 Includes green fee and cart for 18 holes. 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In compliance with state law. 6+ ..... $.75 /day 6+ ..... $1.50 /day run free we do not run ads promoting envelope stuffing. ENTHUSIASTlC Sales MALE/FEMALE Summer Camp SUMMER in the sun. Completing SOFA-in good condition;hardly ROOMMATE wanted $300 month Help \Vtilllt‘tl Assoc1atas. 20-40 hrs/wk Counselor to work With active sw1mming pool route. Schedule (Ell! ltlL‘ttl‘L‘ used. Tweed blend of ten. blue. $50 utilities includes cable. pool. VACATION ORLANDO mornings, afternoons. evenings. children ages 5-12 If you enloy Sam-11am. 3-6 days/wk and mauve, and green. $150. Call walk-in closet half bath, tennis 4 days/3 nights offseason rates A. E. Finley YMCA is seeking weekends or combination F/T children, swrmming. sports and weekends. Transportation a must. BABYSITTER needed for the Jonathan at 835-6035 or 852- courts basketball court on the of $117 00. 2 bedrooms with lifeguards and swim insructors. available during school breaks. being active this is the perfect Applicants leave a message at 1- summer. Some flexibility in hours 1682. wolfline Need by May 1. ASAP T.V.'s. Fully equipped kitchen. Benefits include competitive pay, $5,50/hr + incentives; $6/hr after summer posrtion Posnion starts 888-344-6593 Please call 781-5818, Call Ronor Brandon 233-8846 washer/dryer. swimming pools. free membership and opportunity 60 days. Apply in person at The mid-May-August. Great staff and .'\llltl\l‘1ll‘StllL‘ and hot tubs. Call 1-800766- to advance. Please call Dean 6 Globetrotter. North Hills Mail or envnonment Must be 21. SUMMER JOB! Office assmtant. BABYSITTERS needed. must ROOMMATE wanted for 2 bdrm. 1 8455. Refit 925-6278230 848-9622. Cary TowneCenter. experience a plus. Salary $6.50 hr Temporary full time Monday- be dependable, have car. every 1988 BLUE CIVIC hatchback. 1/2 bath duplex Walking distance Call Jennifer 469-4593. Friday 8:30-5:00 Saturday 8-noon. Saturday evening, but not too automatic. only 62K. Dependable. of campus on wolfline w/d. ADVERTISING SALES FLEXIBLE hours. Wings To Go Answer phones scheduling by late so you can still go out. reliable and in good condition. fireplace $275/mo i 1/2 POSITION Restaurant, across from belltower NEED part-time person, computer. $6.50/hr. Apply at OccaSional weekday evenings. Asking $4.000. Call 828-9913. utilities. Call 82!-2161 l.1l\l i\ l‘lllllltl University Directories is seeking Please call 990-1381. leave name approx1mately 20 hour Work week, Economy Exterminators 2160 Call Karen 848-3407 students to sell yellow page and message on vorce mail. flexible hours, M-F Must be N.Salem St. Apex or Call Cheryl 1989 8-2200 Mazda Pick-up With Roommate wanted lor summer FOUND near Wolfmart. orange advertismg for several campus organized and detailed individual 362-1000. extended cab. 4cytinder. 5 speed. and or fall semester 3bdr/2bath and white tabby cat Call 781- telephone directories across the FULL-time/Part-time posrtion SG/‘hour to start. needed ASAP CHILD care needed for 2 children 92K. dependable, clean bed ma! 8 townhouse Own room. share 4978, state and US. Weekly pay i- available. profeSSional lawn 467-7213 SUMMER laborer lob pays $7 00 in my home Non-smoker. and lockable bedcover. No air bath. 5 minutes from NCSU bonus stnicture. 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