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Volume LXVII. Number 40 Monday. December 2. 1985 Raleigh. North Carolina Phone 737-241 1/2412

Improvements cited

for fee increases

John Price have resources to meet." Haywood Dorsch said publications fees Staff Writer said. haven't increased since 1980 and that Housing costs will increase for he anticipated another fee increase Various university departments students in fraternity houses if an won't be needed for another four explained before the Student Fee increase proposed by the Fraternity years. Review Committee last week why Court Renters Board is approved. A representative from University they are requesting increased stu~ The board requested an increase of Dining said a $50 increase in the cost dent fees. $2.000 per house for next year. A of meal plans is necessary to pay for If approved by the university. the board member said the increase is salary increases and rising food proposed increases would increase necessary to repair many of the prices. tuition for the 198687 year by $21 houses. The official said the increases were and would increase the yearly cost of The board originally planned to unavoidable because salaries were a dorm room from $56 to 890. ask for a $4.000 increase but decided increased by the state Legislature depending on the residence hall. A to stagger the increase over the next and food prices increase with infla- meal plan would cost an additional two years. he-said. tion. $50. Publications Authority Chairman Shawn Dorsch said an increase of $3 Director of Health Services Jerry Director of Housing and Residence per student next year is needed for Barker said his department needs 58 Life Cynthia Bonner said an increase Technician. Agromeck. Windhover more per student next year because is needed largely because of inflation and WKNC. it has lost money the last two years. and a salary increase of 10 percent Dorsch said Technician will use “We have had some delays in fee for all state employees. much of the increase to pay for major increases that resulted in us operat— According to Bonner. housing expenses such as a $50,000 typeset- ing in the red last year. and we‘ll plans to make major capital im- ting machine and a printing contract operate in the red this year." he said. provements next year. including which increases each year through Barker said the increase will allow security modifications which could 1992. Health Services to build a fund for cost up t03200.000. According to Dorsch. Technician future emergencies as well as balance The department also plans to projects to lose over $27,000 next their budget. “We need this increase install new life safety systems in the year in advertising revenue from to put Health Services back on a dorms. which would include smoke beer companies that have withdrawn sound footing." he said. detectors. Bonner said. advertising because of the increased Student Center Director Henry According to Assistant Vice legal drinking age. Bowers said an increase of $10 per Chancellor Charles Haywood. the Dorsch also said that WKNC needs student is needed to continue pro in rear. would still not provide more. money to cover a projected viding current services. enough revenue for all the improve- budget increase of 6 percent and to “The increase is an operations fee ments that need to be made. replace $37,000 of outdated equip- to maintain things as they are." —§‘-A “There are far more needs than we ment. Bowers said.

Caldwell addresses

creation of State John Price According to Caldwell. change in sity should teach students that the Staff Writer our society is inevitable and should desire for possessions shouldn't con be led by the university. trol society. Chancellor Emeritus John “Anybody who tries to hold back “Civilized thinking keeps things in Caldwell addressed the Student change in civilization is doomed to their place and doesn't allow them to Senate Nov. 20 on the purpose of disappointment." he said. dominate society." he said. State and its role in society. "We have great things only The university was created to Caldwell said students should look because in the past there were great serve the collective interests of at past civilizations such as 15th- thinkers. scientists and North Carolina. according to century Spain and early 20thcentury entrepreneurs. These men kept the Caldwell. America to determine what should be future of man open-ended." “This university was not estab changed today. Caldwell said today's students will lished 100 years ago because some “How advanced was America early decide the future of their society. fellow said he wanted to be an this century when child labor was “You will decide if you want to live engineer." Caldwell said. “The uni- used extensively throughout in your future ‘under the stockpiles of versity was established because soci- dustry?" he said. “How advanced in nuclear arms." he said. “You will ety decided it needed engineers." the year 1985 is our society of make the difference to starving Caldwell emphasized that the citi- powerful scientific and technological children in Ethiopia and immigrant zens who support State with their innovations?" workersin America." ) taxes deserve to reap benefits from CaldWell said that material possesv Caldwell ended his remarks saying the university. sions are important. but 100 years that the success of civilization de- Staff photos by Fred Woolard “When the people of North from now. society will be judged by pends on the determination of indi Carolina pay taxes. they aren't doing other measures. viduals. REM performs 1 tonight it because someone is 18 years old “Civilization is a fragile thing." he. and wants a particular degree." "Civilization in its highest sense is said. ”but you're not fragile. and l Michael Stipe, lead singer for the rock group REM, will perform tonight at 8 at the Raleigh Civic Center. REM will Caldwell said. “They're doing it far more than an abundance of hope you will be a little more sing hits from its latest album, Fables of Reconstruction, and its award-winning debut album, Murmur. The perhaps not consciously. but they're things." he said. civilized by your exposure to knowl- Minutemen will open the show. doing it to advance civilization." According to Caldwell. the univer- edge from this university."

ecturer New Honors Council head not ‘stuffy’ Jim Mche When asked why so much time is department. praised Hester's aca- Hester would be teaching less next “celebrate and facilitate" academic Another facet of his job is Staff Writer spent studying the life and works of demic ability. semester because of his directorship. exceHence. coordination of honors activities on one writer, he said that his study of “If you had to group the top "He'll be pulled out half the time." “My charge." he said. “is to find campus and developing a calendar of Thomas Hester. a member of the Donne. in context with his environ- half-dozen or eight in the depart- he said. ways to recognize excellence on this honors events. Until now there has English department who has been ment. is partly an attempt to ment. he would certainly be in that campus and to find ways for the been some trouble with scheduling elected to head State's new Honors understand how things come to have group." he said. Hester said he got involved in the academic community to celebrate it." different honors activities. Council. is not a stereotypically meaning. He said Hester was hired in 1972 Honors Council because one of the He also said he intended to look at ”For instance." Hester said. “the stuffy old lecturer on literature. “I want to work on somebody who by his predecessor as part of the stipulations handed down to the more than just high GPAs. it is Evening of Scholars on Nov. 4 was Hester. 44. has always been very was significant. who made a dif- change of the English program from council was that its director be a important. he said. to recognize the the same evening of an honor society athletic. For instance, he ran track ference." he said. “I want to un- a service department to an integral nationally accredited faculty member exploration of different ideas. rehearsal. Fortunately. we were able and was conference champ in the derstand how that significance came degree—granting department of the willing to give up a year of research. ”I hope that I will be able to to schedule the events so that the dashes at Centre College of Ken- about. university. The Honors Council was founded convey to all the people that i will be students at the rehearsal could tucky. where he studied philosophyd "I'm not so presumptuous as to With regard to Hester's election as last year by the Commission on the working with an atmosphere of attend the Evening of Scholars." and English. He said that while he want to know what the world means. Honors Council director. he said. “I Promotion of Scholarship as a major candor and open-mindedness and an Hester expressed concern that was doing graduate work at the as Ato understand how things come to promise good things for Tom in that part of a program of suggestions understanding that there are many people involved in various schools University of Florida. his professors have meaning. how things signify. I position. He makes very high de— made to Chancellor Bruce Poulton. different types of excellence." he and departments would see him as had a hard time believing that he don't think we (professorsl are mands. but they're good demands. He The commission itself was founded said. meddling in their affairs. He said he raced motorcycles and played rugby. priests. that we have the secret expects us all to be very good by Poulton in 1983. Part of his new job. he said. is to was interested onlyin finding out “I still managed to put in my eight keys." scholars and teachers." The purpose of the Honors Council coordinate the publicity of State's what honors programs existed and in hours a day in the library." he said. As to why he became involved in Bassett cited He'ster's extensive is to direct and enhance current honors activities. but he stressed he helping them in any way he could. He still plays league basketball. teaching English. he said. “Part of it experience in lecturing nationwide honors activities on campus and to was not trying to make news. “I'm not anybody‘s boss." he said. Hester is an authority on John is simply the engagement with and his several prestigious grants look for new academic areas in which "I think we have some of the best “l'm going to try to be looking at the V Donne. a 17thcentury writer. people. Teaching is a great opportu- and fellowships as good criteria for worthy efforts might be recognized. students and faculty in the world. but various interpretations of excellence “It was the multiplicity of Donne nity to receive from other people." his election. The first major task for the council I dan't think everybody knows that." on this, campus and getting various that intrigued me." he said. He He also cited some patriotic imper- “If you stay on one campus all your is the organization of an annual ' he said. “I‘m not sure that all of us on groups to share their interpretations explained that Donne wrote the ative for his teaching career. life and never venture out. you tend honors convocation. an event at campus know that." of excellence." bawdiest. most erotic poetry of his "America is a country based on the to think that's the only way things which scholarship is recognized and day and yet became one of England's idea that its citizenry is well- can be done." he said. celebrated. Poulton himself pointed most important preachers. He said it informed. can read well and is good Hester has been awarded three out the notable absence of the inside was Donne's satires that originally at interpreting." he said. “We have to National Endowment for the Human— convocation in his charge to the attracted him. be able to read the politicians' ities fellowships and received an commission. Hester said most col. UNC Board of GOVemor's Will take Loyola, you know the school that “I got interested in satire because statements and interpret them cor- American Council of Learned leges and universities had such a a more active role in athletic almost decked the Hoyas in last of its political dimensions and histori- rectly." Societies fellowship last year. convocation and agreed that one was DO'rw-makmg process An analyse. _. year's NCAA tOurnamcnt, hands cal imperatives." he said. Hester said he does not rely on Bassett also mentioned Hester's needed. IS on page 9 . the yOung Pack cagers its first Hester founded and'currently edits orthodox methods ofteaching. editorship of the John Donne Journal The Honors COuncil is made up of Bartender Columnist Speaker Talk defeat, 6058. Sports, page 7 “l'm not a lecturer." he said. "I've as good experience for the director of several representati s of student the John Donne Journal and has the Honors Council to have. and faculty honor 1&nizationa. as show guest. Meet Steve the .4“ Editor's notepad Opinion, page 4. written three books and numerous got to meet them lthe studentsl well as faculty rep ntatives and Bardcoder straight up. Features, articles on Donne. He has lectured halfway. It‘s that sort of exchange “As an editor. he has to bring it all pose 3. Classfleds ’n' Crier, page 8. throughout the eastern United that's exciting about the classroom." together." he said. one student representative. John Bassett. head of the English Bassett said he was sorry that Hester said his job will be to States and in England. l 2 / December 2 1985 / TechniCian News

Board plans more active role in athletics

State‘s intercollegiate g 1" all). the board Will not ernors into the athletic telling the chancellors that the report may be the most the athletic programs of athletic programs will be out of policy making for programs of these 15 in- their past record has not important one in the re- their institutions. They never be the same after a longtime. 5AM stitutions. been good. From now on. port. or the weakesc. de‘ haven't shined as proud this year. Neither will the In the past. most policies Creating the committee the board will govern pending on to whom you beacons of guidance in the programs of the other have been made by chan “marked the first instance athletic policies. are talking. The paragraph past. according to the re- I'NC institutions fielding cellors and boards of trust HAYS of any direct involvement To make the policies said. “The chancellors shall port. It concluded that intercollegiate teams due ees of universities in the Hut“. Firmly/SIS. by the board in the conduct binding. the chancellors emphasize to the coaches trustee guidance in athletic in recent decisions by the UNC system. or oversight of in are ordered to report an- and athletic administrators policy was lacking. At l'NC‘ Board of Governors. Due to problems in the lt‘l‘t'tlll('i.{liil(‘ athletics. The the board to take. and the tercollegiate athletic pro- nually on at least a dozen that their appointments State. the Board of Trust- The board has reversed athletic policies. the Board committee reported its board adopted these with- grams." the committee subjects. with some sub- and their continuation in ees has not given one word its course and has decided of Governors appointed a findings and conclusions to out change. By adopting reported. jects being divided into their appointments are not of guidance to a State to take a more active role Special Committee on In the Board of Governors on these recommendations. The Board of Governors' subtopics. conditioned upon the ob- chancellor since it was in the athletic policy- tercollegiate Athletics last Oct. ii. and the board the board was polite about abandonment of its ”The board is not inter- ligation merely to wm created in July 1972. when making process. Conse- March to survey in accepted the report with- it but told the chancellors. hands-off policy was caused ested in the big money games or to achieve na- the chancellors were made out change. in effect. to move over for by a lot of concern about aspects of your programs; tional standings for our “responsible for their The committee found the board to “take counsel" the relationship of the we want to know what teams. Coaches and schools' athletic programs. Trim-aunt: iron no: noumrs7 much good in the programs with them. “so that we athletic programs to the they are doing to our athletic administrators subject to policies pre- but also found ”in many could all be assured... basic educational purposes university." it said. should also be evaluated on scribed by the schools‘ oou’r oar CARRIED i instances there are some that our intercollegiate of the UNC institutions. The subjects include the integrity of their pro- boards of trustees." serious problems athletics ‘house is in Enough ”disturbing inci- every area where the grams and on their rela- The “involvement by associated with our pro order."' dents" in the university committee found problems: tionships to the primary boards of trustees in the AWAY... i grams, and that some of The report was certainly system caused a “growing organization and philoso- purpose of the university." setting of athletic policy }..‘T n 0 "HEAR VOUR these have the potential to ‘ not a vote of confidence in concern on the part of phy of athletic programs; The reaction to that has been quite limited." r DRINK AND— ii‘i‘tt‘i to gi'uss iti‘ttist's il'liit the ways that many of the members about the min policies on the admission of statement of policy of the according to the report. - oon' could seriously impair in- institutions were running tionship of these programs student athletes. including Board of Governors has “Trustee knowledge about L@.‘ 0 "Ti ' DRIVE § stitutional integrity unless their intercollegiate to the basic educational “exceptional" admissions; been mixed. the academic preparation the problems are faced and athletic programs. Do not purpose of our institu student athlete profiles One longtime member of of student athletes and IT'S 1" L“!- IT COLLD SAVE YOUR LIFF " \ firmly dealt with." underestimate the im- tions." the report said. (SAT scores. high school the Wolfpack Club said. their success in college nuvIAMUOWiqiuv. a... N The committee recom mensity of the intrusion of The board found them grade-point averages. “Don‘t cheapen my good appears to be minimal," Joanna-n «N “in. ‘ mended many actions for the UNC Board of Gov- disturbing enough to tell number of exceptions); football seats. I've according to testimony re- the chancellors of the in- graduation and progression belonged to the club for a ceived by the committee. stitutions what to do to information; the majors or lot of years to work my It remains to be seen if correct them. when to do it study programs of athletes; way up to getting this the boards of trustees will and to make a report on and booster club organiza- location. I didn't pay that accept that position in the l what they have done. The tions and procedures. money to see a loser play future. New members have i “long-standing university In addition. the chan- football." recently been appointed to l policy that places the re- cellors will report on the Carson in an interview State's board. and the sponsibility for the ad- graduation rates of said he thought differently. student member of the ministration of in- athletes and whether they “We meant it." Carson board has shown himself to l tercollegiate athletics with have continued access to said. "UNC is a great be an activist in the l THE NEW AND NUTRITIOUS FAST ' the chancellors" is reaf- financial aid. booster club university. Its scholastic athletic policies of the : FOOD CONCEPT OF THE 80’s firmed, the report said. activities. athletes‘ hous- ratings are among the best school. if they will accept oAbove average pay rates, up to $5 per A big difference has ing. freshman eligibility in the country. The board this challenge. . _ g , :1..- hour been added. however. The and drug/gambling wants its athletic ratings One thing is certain. The l board now intends “to take awareness programs. to be as good as its chancellors of the 15 l 0 Flexible scheduling-l1:30am-1:30pm- counsel with the chan- A three-page section in scholastic ratings without schools will be forced to l Mon-Fri. Positions receive $100 bonus ’ cellors and their colleagues the committee report dealt sacrificing our scholastic become more involved in l after 2 months so that we could all be with the problems of the integrity. Other schools do supervision of the execu- rmchRusrrtZZA assured. in the words of number of athletic con- it. We can do no less." tion of the policies ordered 3010 Hillsborough St. (NCSU) l 0 Full and part time positions Board Chairman Carson. tests. the length of seasons When told that a number by the Board of Governors FREE DFI IVFRY 0 Meal discounts that our intercollegiate and the recruitment of of people doubted the and perhaps by their own ———MENU—-—— 0 Paid vacations athletics ‘house is in or- athletes. Each chanéellor board really meant that board of trustees. The o I’Qppe nm 0 Ilill in Sousa l" 0 Black CIN- UNC Board of Governors is 0 Mushroom 0 “am 0 Bacon Bit: 0 Incentive program der."‘ the committee was ordered to study the the win-loss ratio was not 0 Onion 0 Pineapple 0 Hot Peppc reportsaid. effects of these problems very important in keeping going to- be looking over 0 ireen Pepper 0 Ground Beef 0 Double Cit-I . 0 Opportunities to advance into ”Further. the committee on their institution in a coach working. Carson the shoulders of the 15 .. 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Steve the Bartender definitely not Ann Landers

Ellen Griffin supplement to my own advice. My main goal is to programs on responsible alcohol consumption. “When people come in, they recognize him.“ Features Editor make the reader look forward to reading the “When I first started out (in bartending). I Equinox colleague Hopkins said. “People look for answer.” realized I should promote an image of someone who him. and when they see him. they go over and talk He started writing on the advice of a friend. His natural personality takes care of that. has responsible ideas about the use of alcohol. I to him about his column. He is sort of a celebrity." :‘She was having problems with her boyfriend," “Steve is very entertaining," said Traci Hopkins, extended the image into schools. not preaching or Austin plans to continue with his usual projects. said Steven Austin, an advice columnist and 15-year a dining room manager at the Equinox restaurant in handing out pamphlets or showing films of the but he also sees the probability of him taking on bartending veteran. “We talked about it for awhile. Greensboro, N.C., where Austin presently tends bar wrecked car on prom night. I speak to the kids. spice even more in the future. and then she said. ‘You should write a column like part time. “He gives advice to people here, and he it up with stuff about what it's like being on TV For instance, ‘ he served last year as the AnnLanders,‘ and a light went off. But I had no has a great sense of humor." shows and meeting celebrities. I use a contemporary spokesman for Equal lowcalorie sweetner. writing experience, so I said, ‘Forget it.‘ " Communicating to readers on a personal level is style." “They did a book on non-alcoholic drinks." he said. Help came later from a customer in a Winston- also important to Austin. He has taken his message to radio and TV shows “and I traveled to 30 major cities in the country to Salem. N.C., bar where Austin worked. “It irks me," he explained, pounding his fist on the as well, often appearing on talk shows such as "PM promote it. There will probably be more spokesman “He was head of the English department at formica-top table in frustration, “when Ann Landers Magazine" and “Donahue" and on local and national projects like that." American University in Washington, DC. I confided says. ‘According to my friend. Dr. So and So....‘ It news shows. He appeared on the “Today" show Nov. A part in a TV show looks possible also. in him about this idea (of writing a column), and he really irks me. You know, if I wanted something 26 to discuss holiday drinking. “A producer is talking to my lawyer." Austin said offeredto help me. I wrote a manuscript, taking 15 from Dr. So and So. I would have written him." Austin is often asked to do guest spots. not just to with a grin. “about working a character like myself or 20 Ann Landers letters and after every reply Experience also plays a key role in his counseling, discuss alcohol, but to discuss his column. into a soap opera and me playing myself." writing something like. ‘...but Steve the Bartender especially when he is advising college students. He “Actually, it's half and half." he said. “The idea of Regardless of what other projects he may get would say...‘ and then giving my own advice. We attended college in the 19605 (“You can imagine an advice columnist competing with Ann (Landers! involved in. however, his first love is his column. spent a week going over it. and in a week I learned what that was like"), and the most benefit he got and (Dear) Abby, one who's a man, who's younger “I enjoy doing TV and radio shows a lot, but I everything I needed to know about writing advice out of college. he sai , was going in New York City, and. who's also a bartender. is very appealing. But." enjoy doing my column more. Somebody might read columns." where he “majored in having fun." he nods his head, “the alcohol issue always comes something in my column they like and cut it out and A new manuscript was written and copies were “I always emphasize that there has to be a up. It's a natural line of questioning." put it on their refrigerator. That makes me feel sent out to newspapers nationwide. balance between your social life and academic life. Despite the fact that Austin is now a successful really good." “They all laughed at it and said it was ridiculous. You have to be intellectual academically, but you advice columnist, an experienced bartender. a They said to start locally," Austin said. “So. I sent it have to be socially, too. You need to combine frequent guest on radio and TV shows and an often P-- to local papers like the Greensboro News and personal and technical skills." called-upon speaker at schools and businesses. he KEEP THAT TAN Oll- Record and the Durham Herald. They said it was His advice to college students is to have patience. still prefers to keep his home in Jamestown, N.C., ridiculous, too. “The biggest mistake people make isthey get out where he lives with his wife, an instructor at I “So, then I approached the High Point Enterprise. of school expecting to get the greatest job in the UNC-Chapel Hill's dental school. I-I.I IIIIIIIIII I talked to the editor. He liked the idea and said he world. You can't do that. You have to be patient. “For what I do. I need a typewriter. a phone, a 10 0/0 discount with thiU)-ace-:0.— would give me a shot." You ask somebody who his idol is and he'll name a post office. a copier and an airport. I have that That was about three years ago. By now Austin rock star or athlete somebody who makes a lot of there. I don't need to be in a big city." he said with a has written nearly 1,100 columns that have money. They don't read those stories about how laugh. “It lends itself to my limited career that I'm appeared in publications nationwide. those people sweat and toiled eight or nine years not from a big city. It's a liability. It‘s also a Razz-Ma-Tan Tanning Salon And how does he know all the answers? before they made it." benefit." Because of his decision not to move away, Austin 5619 Hillsborough Street “For the most part, it comes out of my head. I do As if writing a column and tending a bar were not 851 -0476 have consultants, but their comments are only a enough, Austin became involved in giving school has become quite popular with the local folk. L.I-I.I.I-I.I.I. IIIIIIIIIIIIIII

Chair teaches history of black folk music; Le Pont Lisa Lambeth provide time to release black folk music. In addi- taken top honors at information about either A new CLOTHING store on Staff Writer tension and achieve peace tion to gospel and spiritual Gospelfest '85. it would event, contact Price Music HILLSBOROUGH ST. of mind. music, the choir has have won the chance to Centerat 737-2981. Eight years ago. a high Some students say they explored works by Scott make an album for national Carrying Organically Grown, school track star from don't know what to do with Joplin and popular artists distribution. Now that you've stuffed Adini, Karavan, and Others Virginia Beach. Va., themselves after rehears- such as Lionel Richie. as your fat face with Thanks- Fine selection of Handcrafted Jewelry stopped by the music als end for the year. Ward well as the classic black Ward said she's just giving turkey, why don't Great Cards center at State on a re- folk opera “Porgy and proud they have made it you come up to the said. Any student may Bess." this far. Technician offices on the cruiting trip. , audition for the choir. All third floor of the Student 3027 HILLSBOROUGH ST. It must have been fate. members this year are New Horizons also The New Horizons Chair Center and work a little said Eleania Ward. State's black. but white students serves as a vehicle for will perform at a dinner off? Simply approach the in front of Paradise Neon Just music instructor who that have participated in the recruiting minority stu- down day met the track star. past. dents. concert for Chancellor desk in the back of the from Hardee’s Ron Foreman. Foreman Bruce Poulton Wednesday office and declare yourself was looking for an oppor- Ward sees the choir as Three years ago. New at McKimmon Center and a feature writer. You'll be Open 10-6 Mon-Sat tunity to use his talent for providing opportunities to Horizons made its first will hold its annual glad you did. Free Parking In Back piano and a love of gospel help students understand album of a live perfor- Christmas concert Thurs~ music; Ward needed a music by black composers mance in State's Stewart day at pm. in Rey- director for a gospel choir and to teach the history of Theatre. If the group had nolds Coliseum. For more she wanted to begin. After hearing Foreman Hear of world travel! play. Ward told him that if Watch others get all- he came to State. “the expense paid trips to Reproductive Health Care choir was his baby." Out of every away basketball that visit, the State track game! Look forward to . ~ \ team got a sprinter and the the advancement of New Horizons Choir was others! Learn new and // §\ (:7 born. exciting expletives from The 44-member choir has various minor sports come a long way since its coaches! . first days. In late October. B E C O M E A 22.5%:ng , ~ New Horizons competed TECHNICIAN SPORTS against five other gospel wm‘remllllll choirs in the finals of You can write about Carolina Gospelfest '85 to NCSU sports like the determine the best choir in rest of us bums! If Understanding. non-judgmental care that the Carolinas. interested. make includes abortion . . . for women of all ages. About 140 choirs from yourself present in Counseling for both partners is available. the two states participated Room 3121 oi the Stu- in the preliminary rounds dent Center. Wednes- Special Services and rates for students. . of the gospelfest sponsored day night at 7:30. . Cal 751-5550 days. everings. G weekends. by McDonald's restaurants. At the finals. the Horizons Choir won a $100 gift certificate and an honor- able mention. gi; Jig." Some things haven't “LAST RING DAYS THIS SEMEMSTER!” changed for the chair, al- though the members' navy, ALL RINGS ON SALE! blue-and-gray robes are an improvement; the first robes were made from white sheets purchased at a local department store. Ward still directs New .. ln Raleigh: Horizons. and Foreman, .:;::: 9109 Avent Ferry Road who started leading the group as a freshman, is her assistant. Ward's specialty marinara musics: is spiritual music and When-Ody. mmuwidflim music by black composers. Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Foreman concentrates on Flavorich Busch Tab, Meilo Yeiio, gospel music. Foreman also is assistant Ice Cream Beer Classic Coke music director for Good Q LITER NON-RETURNABLE Hope Baptist Church .in Knightdale. helping wrth the church's five choirs. Amazingly. he does not 5 89 read music. He picks up the music he plays and HALF GALLON directs through his “mil- lion-dollar ear." Ward said. 2/233? 5129 For the students in New j 35: :3 Horizons — and their lead- & .~_,. ers - the choir means more than a chance to sing. “We're just like one big. . i See the full selection oflostens rings on display in your (1 illogi- happy family," and l bookstore. And see your Jostens representative at: ' Patricia Gunter. a sopho- Dam; DOC.4,5,&6 Timc 9:00to 5:00 Iii-Insult”; $20.00 more mathematics major (its: from Winston-Salem. Ward pm. Student Supply Store ii": is known as “mama" to the '1!‘32; 5‘}; sis-s New Horizons members. l'r-r- " . - " . “I must have about 500 3:! Paymentplans available ClSJl-lfilnsivris lru children by now," and Ward. referring to present and past choir members. Gunter said the class is a spiritual experience. some- thing she looks forward to. * JOSTENS For Foreman. one-hour re- COLLEGE RVING” hearsals four days a week AMERICA'S I 4 «lcchhNQ 1985/TechniCIavi/Opimon

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Thanksgiving was a lot happier for some needy families in Raleigh thanks to the food drive by State's fraternities. Last Anyone who frequents the Cultural year. campus fraternities provided more Center for the Friday night dances than 17,000 pounds of foods for needy heartily welcomes the recent drop in people. According to Inter-Fraternity temperatures in the area. The heating at President Bowen Ross. donations from the Cultural Center is more than State's fraternities accounted for about adequate for cold weather. In fact, it's so 70 percent of the food donated to needy adequate that it keeps the place blistering families. throughout the summer. Maybe the university could see fit to help remedy this problem next spring. Air condition- ing isn’t that expensive. Neither are Just when many students began to windows that open. understand the registration-by-mail pro- cess. a batch of billing cards was sent to students who preregistered for the spring semester requiring payment by Aug. The recent requirement for fireproofed 6. 1985, a date six months past. and plywood-less wooden structures Animal rights Perhaps the university adheres to the demonstrates the housing department’s policy of paying now or paying earlier. lack of real concern for students. The university must realize that insurance Unnecessary testing cruel to animals companies don’t change requirements until actuaries have found a statistical How would we feel if we were semi- as food. Both are questionable. Most animals Holidays and student breaks are basis for that reasoning. In other words, vegetables and someone was laughing at us? have some degree of intelligence, but there is designed to help students unwind from the insurance company deems the Or how about being left on an operating HENRY no hard proof their intelligence is equal to the pressures of academia. Some pro- current practice unsafe. The university, table for an hour in agony and unattended? that of humans. fessors, however, don’t see it that way however, by failing to acknowledge and If we would not want to be treated like that JARRETT And if most of us accept the belief that ourselves, should not animals be treated with of the earth, then and insist on assigning inordinate remove the dangerous materials it places respect? humans are the stewards amounts of homework. Explaining to in the halls, has demonstrated its the same _ the use of animals in research and as food is who never went to college, concern for safety to the students. These questions are ones being raised in a severely brain damaged. They laughed as okay. But stewardships does not mean Grandma. Philosophy 321 course here at State. The they kept on trying to raise up the baboon’s humans can do as they please. that you can’t stay for a second piece of course discusses such contemporary moral arms. . turkey because of an assignment by issues as animals‘ rights. The instructor, Tom This is not to say this goes on in all animal On the contrary, we, as good stewards, some turkey causes lots of headaches. Regan, wrote a book about animals’ rights. research. Similar mistreatment of animals should protect the dignity of animals. Just as This year’s annual Nightwalk has been has not been reported at State. And the lab we would not want our dog or cat hailed as a success by the organizers, but Part of the class included viewing a mentioned has been shut down. But there is mistreated, we would not want any other many participants of the walk see some videotape of a animal research lab at the the question as to whether or not animals are animal mistreatedf And where there are The new 160-hour limit frightens of the same problems they saw in the University of Pennsylvania. The tape showed necessary for research. alternatives to using animals, they should be many six- and seven-year students who past. For the Nightwalk to be successful the lab assistants operating on baboons In some cases, it could be possible to use used. without anesthesia, and often the equipment computer models and tissue culture, but due It is hoped eventually that no animals will must pass 21 hours next semester to in eliminating dangerous areas on was not sterilized. Equipment, would be be acted upon. . to the strict guidelines on using humans in have to be used. And it would be nice if graduate. Realizing late in your junior campus, its findings must dropped on the floor, but they kept using it research, other animals have to be used. eventually they were not. used as food. But year that English isn’t your bag and you One definite improvement over last year without washing or sterilizing it. Animals' rights advocates say that is while both are still true, let us treat them with really feel more comfortable in front of a did surface — fewer lights were burnt If that was not enough, the lab assistants wrong. Animals are equal to humans. Most as much respect if we were in the same computer is a mistake that you just can’t out. Hopefully, next year the improve- got their jollies With baboons who were do not believe that animals should be used situation. make anymore. Eighteen-and 19-year- ments will include fewer unlit areas on old people should know what campus. Start with the areas like they wish to do with their lives anyway. Biltmore and Nelson that are mentioned policy prohibits thinking, Right? every year. Government

hinders fight against terrorism ForUm Policy WASHINGTON — If you want to know In a statement issued after the botched what policy is, try asking a waiter why you rescue attempt, the State Department said, Technician welcomes Forum letters. They are likely to be printed if they: can't substitute rice for mashed potatoes. RICHARD “Terrorism, by its very nature, rejects the 0 deal with'significant issues, breaking news or public interest, The answer is policy. If you still don’t know values civilized people hold dear.” And of. 0 are typed or printed legibly and double spaced, what policy is, ask the parking attendant why COHEN course, that’s true. But terrorism succeeds 0 are limited to 300 words, and you can't make a claim for damages after beyond the incident in question if, in the 0 are signed with the writer’s address, phone number and, if the writer is a student, you have left the lot. The answer is once _ fight against it, governments also reject “the his classification and curriculum. again policy. It’s another term for not values civilized, peoples hold clear.” The thinking. instead. The idea, besides having a beguiling foremost value is the sanctity of human life, Technician reserves the right not to publish any letter which does not comply with Policy in one of its many guises is simplicity, is to discourage other terrorist especially the life of the non-combatants. If the above rules or which is deemed inappropriate for printing by the editor in chief. responsible for the death of more than 50 acts. The trouble with that is that terrorists so-called rescue operations are attempted Letters are subject to editing for style, brevity and taste. In no case will the writer passengers aboard Egyptair 648. The policy are sometimes suicidal and could not care out of a sense of national pride or because be informed before that his / her letter has been edited for printing. in question is one that holds that you never less that they have no chance of success. everyone is simply fed up with terrorism, Technician will withhold an author’s name only if failure to do so would result in negotiate and positively never acquiesce to “Success" is martyrdom. then like the terrorists themselves, govem— clear and present danger to the writer. Rare exceptions to this policy will be made at the demands of terrorists. They are, in the Even aside from that, though, is the ments have substituted other values 'for the the discretion of the editor in chief. words of Secretary of State George Shultz, suggestion that what fuels the policy is one they are supposed to hold most dear. All letters become the property of Technician and will not be returned to the not “worth the time of day. They're not even something besides logic — machismo and In the last month, . "0 different govern- author. Letters should be brought by Student Center Suite 3120 or mailed to people, doing what they’re doing." resentment. Administration spokesmen talk ments have moved forcibly and with great Technician. Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 8608 University Station, Raleigh NC Schultz made those remarks before of terrorism as if it were an insult to violence against terrorism. In Columbia, 52 27695-8608. Egyptian commandos attempted a rescue American resolve. as if — in street talk — innocent people, along with 18 M-l9 that, it now appears clear, was doomed from terrorists get into our face, back us down, , guerillas, were killed in a government attack the very start. But even after the results were humble an administration that once thought on the Palace of Justice where hostages in, the United States, adhering to policy the problem so simple and talked about it in were being held. In Malta, more than 50 commended Egypt for taking action. Never those terms. Only Jimmy Carter was died when Egyptian commandos also mind that it could be argued that the policy incapable of dealing with terrorism. A new answered violence. In both instances, of withholding fuel from the plane and administration would banish it from the governments adhered to policy. Next time. keeping it in Malta had totally backfired. earth. they ought to try thinking. Everyone was congratulated. They had stuck to policy. of the Egyptian airliner was . a ,pv’ . The hijacking um,coo-«doe:”been “5‘1 1., ,. a particularly nasty terrorist incident. It seems to have been led by a madman who, we.. . according to witnesses, danced in the aisles i , ' cracking jokes after executing passengers. . flwaocmaeaeamaao Neither he nor his colleagues ever enun- 00...!“DIODMICDOIimhh ciated their demands, aside from demanding that the plane be refueled. and they were «cam-«m m and somewhat contradictorily countess-unusual"”f l.’ l eclectically Glace-coucobueee armed — small caliber pistols and hand ...... Hym, . grenades. The former were sometimes inadequate for up-close executions; the latter was more adequate to kill many people. It goes without saying that it is always easier to second guess than to guess —- to analyze with all the facts at your disposal instead of making a decision in the midst of terrible confusion. The latter. of course. is what Egyptian. Maltese and. maybe. US. officials had to do. None of them wanted things to turn out the way they did. Egypt can hardly take pride in an operation in which its soldiers reportedly killed some of the very people they were supposed to rescue. But having said all that. it nevertheless is ilear that a kind of mindless policy is being substituted for some hard thinking. The policy holds that ,yOu never negotiate with terrorists, and, if possible. . you kill them‘ December 2, 1985 / Technician 1 Opinion 5

Forumfl“ 94m want students to lose all their convictions is untrue. if a Students’ 'Supply Store conviction is lost as a result of a professor who expresses a liberal opinion. then it was not a conviction in the first place. Stiles~ second point is about capital punishment. It “is fails to stdck books amusing that one who opposes abortion because it kills people favors capital punishment. is this not a contradiction? I was forced to cancel my political theory class this morning In his final argument. Stiles ridicules a professor who claims because no one in class had done the reading. They had not that Reagan is a liberal. Obviously, the professor was pointing done the reading because the campus bookstore had neglected out an interesting contradiction. Although most conservatives to order the books I found out about their oversight only two favor as little government in private life as possible. they are days ago. They apologized and said that they would have the generally liberal (in the sense that they favor government books flown in by today. I said that they need not bother intervention) in such matters as abortion and school prayer. because it is too late. I might add that l resent Stiles'comment that liberals do not I do not know what I'll do about the next meeting of the like to hear about the abortion issue because they do not like class. Two-thirds of the students said that they don't have the to hear the truth. Abortion is a difficult issue from either side. next book we are reading because there are no more copies at and the inference that liberals are not sincere in their beliefs is the bookstore. I am told that the bookstore deliberately orders insulting. Stiles' method of sarcasm and insults will do little to fewer books than there are students in the class to save persuade liberals to see his point of view. themselves the trouble of sending the books back. The bookstore people said that they would have the books for the CarolHammerstein Tuesday class flown in by Monday. FR LAP I cannot teach if there are no books for the students to read. WHAT'S TO CHANGE? The students will not have books if the bookstore refuses to sex? Both of these are offensive to some people and not to order them. Students have reported to me that the bookstore Censorship could lead others. Nobody has the right or the ability to determine what personnel are not cooperative when they inquire about missing any member of this society should read or see. As John books. 1 am beginning to suspect that the bookstore is. Stewart Mill so appropriately wrote. . . the sole end for which conspiring against the education of State students. to greater problems mankind are warranted. individually or collectively. in i cannot believe that all this flying in of the needed books interfering with the liberty of action of any of their number is after it is too late to make use ofthem is economicallyefficient. In response to David Kemper's call for government self-protection. That the only purpose for which power can be I think this is a serious problem about which students, faculty sponsored censorship to alleviate the ills of sex bias, l have rightfully exercised over any member of a civilized community. and administrators should all be concerned. seldom heard a more dangerous proclamation for the against his will. is to prevent harm to others. His own good. w scrapping of the First Amendment. Kemper believes that we either physical or moral. is not a' sufficient warrant." No I)I!IIll/l/ l/ \u/umnu llIl/Iiliii/ \lill \lm/l JoshuaMiller should not only censor pornography, but “remove all sexual evidence exists that pornography causes people to harm other VisitingAssistantProfessor slurs." people; hence, it must be protected regardless of its Please tell me who would be charged with determining what offensivenesstosomeportionsofsoaety. \.. V I” II..i./..\ M III/Mum,” (I M 57., ”NV, constitutes a “sexual slur." I would find the publication of MichaelStrickland Stance on death penalty material calling women to remain in the_,home as wives and SRHI maids a “sexual slur," while others might find nudity a “sexual . '0.’_,"." I"OO' ‘0.’ 'IO'WO' '00' 'CO' 'I.’ ' 'l.’ "0' ' ' ' l’ ' ’0 ' ' ' 'er ' n ' . . . ' slur." l._'\ t 7’" . T ‘ ‘f‘ _ at _ ,. *. *..*. r_ f. :iiW/‘y'iux'p'fi,.‘xi.)1").’64 3:“)..5 W‘v‘px' Q. contrasts anti-abortion Kemper's contention that pornography is a contributing fact '2-3- 2:2: ...- a .. .‘t 1‘. V.‘ .. w. warm-M-..,...... in the income discrepancy between men and women is insane. ea. .oe. 45.00.4530”... .n. .u. .u. Jig... .00. .Ol. .03... .10. ' o I. I- .‘ ' ‘.‘ "" "‘ '.‘ "' '. '. I write in response to your The narrowing of the gap which has occurred during the last column by Jeff Stiles (Nov. 22. 20 years came about during a period of broad interpretation 1985). Without getting caught up as Stiles does in the use of of the First Amendment, and hence, a correlation can be the placards “conservative" and “liberal," I wish to point out drawn between free expression and economic equality. Student Appreciation Sale that the potential exists to respect Stiles' arguments (without One need only look at some of the countries where agreeing with them) should they ever display some coherence and the and consistency. censorship of sexually explicit material is the severest Dec. 2nd-6th His argument in support of capital punishment (back-to-back status of women in those countries to refute Kemper’s with that denouncing abortion) is a good place to start. Stiles argument. In the Middle East. where sexually explicit material compares the doomed pit bulls to dangerous criminals because is banned, women are relegated to a status of subservience, both are threats to people and yet in Sweden, where no such prohibition exists. women enjoy therefore must be killed. He equality surpassing Americans. -- Select Apparel Items Now 25% off thus sees capital punishment not as a deterrent to crime (as pit Even if Kemper's arguments could be substantiated, the bulls cannot fear the wrath of society prior to their behaving harm done by the constraint of free expression is much greater dangerously), but rather as a means of retribution. He infers than any possible benefit. Once the evil of censorship is -- Shop the Holiday Gift Book Selection that executions keep those dangerous criminals from hurting allowed to show its face, it spreads like a cancer. Every group us when we know in fact it is entirely possible to separate finds something offensive, and all must fall under the -- Enjoy the Christmas Shop threatening people from society without killing them. They're oppression of those in power at any particular time. killing the dogs, Stiles, because it’stoo expensive tofeed them. The alliance which has formed between radical feminists and AND Columnist Stiles. having established society has the right to religious fundamentalists strikes me as strange indeed. Both of choose which of its members will die, moves on to abortion, these groups have suffered because of the very censorship Register for a FREE lO-Speed Bike where the power to take life is suddenly defaulted to his they seek to impose. No book throughout history has been Creator. He raises a potentially interesting point in societal censored more than the Bible. Similarly, the same Comstock (STUDENTS ONLY PLEASE) distinctions between people and property. but by this time, his Act which prevented the mailing of obscene material also (DRAWING FRIDAY DEC 6th AT 12:00 NOON) overall argument is emphatic and empty. banned the mailing of birth control information, a cause which Should Stiles devote an entire column to an important issue, was ardently supported by feminists. AND pursue his argument with some objective thought and leave The point is, no universal agreement exists as to what out irrelevant references which inanely flag his conservative constitutes obscenity. While the Supreme Court has ruled that bias. some of us migh‘ake it more seriously. some, forms of sexually explicit material are not protected by Gift Certificate Giveaways Each Day the First Amendment, they do not agree on what is obscene. RossElliot According to the justice's clerks. Justice Byron White looked (STUDENTS ONLY PLEASE) GRMEAS for a sufficient degree of erection before he deemed a film obscene. Justice Brennan would permit anything short of a full AT THE Stiles’ arguments erection. The late Chief Justice Earl Warren, on the other hand, viewed any portrayal of “normal sex," no matter how explicit, as protected. but “abnormal sex” as unacceptable. inconSistent Should films which portray violent rape, such as Lookingfor Students Supply Store Mr. Goodbar, be banned? How about films depicting oral h. '0 '0'. '0? "O' 'ar .' D. '0.’ i- O. n ...... ln the first section of Jeff Stiles’ Nov. 22 column, he charges liberals with insisting that college is a place to question ave.. . x...’. it}.‘ . All. ,I.. _. _ _.,e’ ,. ”a.7it”:. . . s ' . .~‘”a'2‘;_e_~.'.;...wy. .s. A. .H,r..r...r...-‘.‘.‘..e. .e. .0. .1 ,o.a...“it. All authority. Stiles is absolutely right. Many of us do insist that .' "' o. . a... a... a... O. a... a... a... a. a. o... " ' ' a ‘ ' ' ' college is an appropriate place to question authority. The intent of this questioning is not to condemn the principles or the leaders of our present system but to continue the search for the best principles, for the best leaders. for the best system. Stiles implies that the student population is not capable of “sorting out their own beliefs in a college classroom" when only one side of an argument is “portrayed in a positive manner by their professors." l contend that a student whose ideas are different from his professor’s is not stifled by the GARDNER’S educator's comments. These comments stir the student to think, to argue. to act. ' As a liberal, I can say that the statement claiming that liberals .1 % hairbynature’eway WOLFPACK alliance Quipiessiom At hair by nature's way the health ot your hair is all important This is nil always true at other salons and your hair mav he in worse shape when the-[finish than'when they began But not at nature~ way. we use the Your Local Imprinted Goods Supplier hluhelthuality products. the latest treatments. and we guarantee that your We offer a complete line ofactive wear hair Will not only Inuit better but he more healthy. start to finish SAVE-A-BUCK SPECIAL! - for Fraternities. 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State trims Beavers, 23-17 Joe Oliver some big wins." said State Garrett Keith in the final while Schneiderman raised 81.1f!" Writer coach Bob Guzzo. "Best got match. his individual record to 7-1 US off to a good start and Despite the loss. Guzzo with an 11-4 victory over The wrestling team split Sodano wrestled well. You was pleased with his Beaver 134-pounder Ron .i pair of matches this have to give a lot of credit team's performance. Arnold. weekend. dropping a to Schneiderman. who “We got a strong effort heartbreaking 2019 de- wrestled one of their top from everyone tonight. but Hershey. 8-1. gained a vision to fifth-ranked Iowa wrestlers and did an out- we jUst came up one point technical fall over Eric State Friday night before standing job to win it and shy." Guzzo said. ”It's a Hengler to give the Pack a rebounding to defeat Or» keep us in the match." real credit for our team to 172 lead. egan State. 2317, Sunday Scott Turner shook off a go up against a perennial Turner. once again night. back injury and fought to a power like Iowa State and experiencing back pains. The Wolfpack now 44 draw with the Cyclone's give them the fight we did. gutted-out a 6-1 decision at stands 21 on the season. Tim Kreiger at 150. If we continue to improve 150. He stands 60-1 on the Friday night, State grab- Bill Tate started Iowa throughout the year, we season. bed a 12-point advantage State's comeback. gaining a will be in a position to The 1-1 Beavers then after five matches only to technical fall over the compete nationally at the captured wins in the next see the undefeated l3-0l Pack's Steve Cesari. The end of the season." three matches before Keith Cyclones storm back to Cyclone's Mark Van Sunday night, the Pack settled the issue. take the victory. Arsdale then decisioned held off a late surge by Jim Best gave the Pack State's Chuck Murray to Oregon State to take home Coach Guzzo felt his the early lead by pinning close the gapat 16-14. the win. team may have been down Mike Guthrey in the 118- The Wolfpack's Norm The Pack built an early after Friday's defeat. pound class in 2:39. Corkhill temporarily lead in the upper weight “The Iowa State loss was After State's Marc staved off the rally by classes to take a 20-7 lead a hard one to take," he Sodano and Iowa State's decisioning Steve Metzger. after six matches. said. “We probably weren't flag" Murry Anderson battled to 5~3. in the 177-pound After the Beavers pulled as sharp tonight because of a 10-10 tie. the Wolfpack's division. to within three at 20—17. the emotional drain. and Staff prior"' obyMarc Kawanishi Dave Schneiderman and However, Iowa State heavyweight Keith de- we had a couple of people Bill Hershey earned victo captured the two remain- cisioned Jeff Smyth to Freshman Marc Sodano, who picked up draws in two weekend contests, fought an Iowa State wrestler to a 10-10 ries at 134- and 142-pounds, ing matches to seal the preserve the Wolfpack vic- banged up. But we had to respectively, to lead the win. Cyclone all-America tory. win. and I was glad to see draw Friday night. Sodano is one of two unbeaten Wolfpack matmen. Pack to a 14-2 advantage. heavyweight John Best at 118 earned his us bounce back." “In some weight classes. Heropoulos capped the fifth pin of the season. The grapplers are in we felt we had to go for comeback by decisioning nailing Tim Glennie at 4:00. action again this weekend 2nd—ranked Bulldogs bury women when they travel to Bethlehem. Pa., for the Allen McFaden Wolfpack turnovers. Time the girls have been playing the bench to score 12 Billy Sheridan Memorial and and time again. State failed together for three years points. GRE'GMAT-LSAT'MCAT'DAT Tournament. The two-day David Ladd to get back on defense, now, and that experience is State's poor perimeter event is scheduled to take Staff Writers leaving Georgia with a big lift to our game, shooting offset its strong place Friday and Saturday. 2-on—1, 3-on-1 and even especially our transition inside effort. Starters State 23.Oregon State 17 The Thanksgiving feast ton-1 fast breaks. game. Debbie Mulligan and R 118 Best lStatel pinned Glennie, 4:00. planned by Kay Yow and The Bulldogs' transition Georgia. which upped its Teresa Rouse took only r . 126 Hawthorne lOSUl drew Sodano, 22 , company was not as game accounted for the record to 4-0, was led by nine outside shots and 134 - Schneiderman lStatal :1. Arnold, 61, fulfilling as was expected. vast majority of its 92 all-America candidate connected on just four. t BH'G" - I42 , Hershey lStatel d Hengler, 19-4, 150 Although Appalachian points. The only time the Teresa Edwards and The problems with turn- ,i_1,‘. l S Cardwell lOSUl d S Cesari, 12-0. 158 State fell prey to the 'Dawgs failed to produce front-liners Lisa. O'Connor. overs, poor defense and S "Viv i. . . . Iurner lStatel d J. Carwell, 6-1; 167 — hungry Pack, 80-60, on was when State resorted to Katrina McClain and 6-7 poor foul shooting also 1"". ""il-“I: t r,.‘.1y. r Seal lOSUl d Murray, 43; 177 Gibson Thanksgiving Eve, it was a zone defense and forced center Barbara Bootz to plagued the team, but Yow ‘AaA'lll—ll-OPI'IInt—‘4‘ lOSUl d Corkhill, 92; Mondale lOSUl d. the Pack who got stuffed Georgia into a halfcourt score 77 of the Bulldogs' 92 is optimistic ofthe future. 4 ', Stabler, 154, HWT ~ Keith lStatel d by No. 2 Georgia Saturday game. points. Edwards hit 14 of “Our free-throw shooting , . Smyth,le night, 92-67. "We like to play quick 21 shots en route to a continues to be poor, we Records State 2 1, Oregon State 02 Saturday night. Georgia and under control," 30-point game, while Mc- turn the ball over and we Iowa State 20. State 19 used its speed and size Georgia coach Andy Lan- Clain hit all nine of her continue to give up easy ------‘ 118 Best lStatel pinned Guthrey, 2:39; advantage to cause 29 ders explained. “Some of field goal attempts in her baskets, as evidenced by I [:1 Pleasesend memore information. 176 Anderson llSUl drew Sodano, 10111; 134 - Schnarderman lStatel d. Gibbons, 23-point scoring exhibition. Teresa Edwards' perfor- 32, 14? - Hershey lStatel d. Taylor, 13-7; O'Connor added 11 while mance.” Yow said. "‘She 151] , Krieger llSUl drew Turner, 44; 158 Bootz chipped in 13 points was really loose and late llSUl pinned S. Cesari. 3:25; 157 — tothe Bulldog effort. transition is her game, and I Van Arsdale llSUl (1. Murray, 102; 177 - “We're not deep on the she took advantage of our _-.. ._.--_ 50d I Corkhill lStatel d Metzer, 53; Vodkcr 11801 front line in terms of weak transition defense. I anemones. soomwum.w.. sac-1m. : d lombardo, 75; HWT. - Naropoulos 11501 people who can go in and “A game like this should m.“9010. canon-nu: $me d Keith, 114 play against a team like help us. We don't play any Records. Iowa State31] N.C. State." Landers said. tougher competition than I "We're not a good rebound- this, and it's not now that ing team to begin with. counts; it's later in the “In spite of being out- playoffs. We have a whole rebounded in the first half season. and we know what and lacking good inside we have to do and we know play, we were effective where we have to go." because our guards put Freshman point guard trees, ‘ good pressure on the ball Debbie Bertrand had six ‘ ‘With enou and executed well. points against the ’Dawgs “Teresa Edwards played but was also guilty of three a great game for us. turnovers. Edwards is the best guard “Debbie has great we’ll all a litt in the country. She went to potential," said Yow. "She the basket, made the shots needs to read the defense and made the passes for better, pull up better and us." develop her instincts as a easuer. For State. the inside point guard. play in the second half “I think she'll be a very provided the offensive fine player once she makes punch. Center Trena Trice the transition from high pulled down 11 rebounds school to college. She's and totaled 19 points, while very quick and very fast. junior forward Angela . but she needs to learn to “Trees, like other green plants, help purify the air we all breathe, by Daye grabbed nine re- use her right hand a little replacing carbon dioxide with oxygen. 'Staffphotoby Marc itawa bounds and put 14 points more." Debbie Mulligan drives past Georgia’s ? 1n the Pack's on the board. Senior In Wednesday night's “And with all the smoke, the exhaust, and the fumes in the air today, we 92—61 loss Saturday night. Priscilla Adams came off home-opener with Ap- need all the help we can get. palachian State, the Wolf- pack Women took its time “The point is—we need our forests like never before. And we need to with the Mountaineers. But manage them wisely. after halftime, Which ended with State on top 33-26, it “Ourjob is growing. Help us all breathe a little easier. Write for was time for the Pack to information on what you can do." get down to business. And that is just what it did. The Wolfpack opened (A k . 1 ,. the second half in its SOUETY Society of pressure-change defense OF Ralph Waite for America's and took it to the Moun- AMERICAN American professronal foresters. taineers. Much to the FORESIE RS pleasure of the 5,218 fans. 1900 Foresters the women's team in- 5400 Grosvenor Lane creased the tempo and left Bethesda. MD 20814 ASU wondering if it had bitten off more than it could chew. Bertrand, playing in her . first home game. treated the crowd to several Spud Webb moves and finished with eight points on the night. While Bertrand is one of the bright spots in (see 'Pack.'page 7)

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Loyola rambles past State Pack overpowers Paladins From staff reports Kelsey Weems. making Tipoff is 7:30 p.m., and his first start at the point students will be admitted with late free throws The men's basketball guard position. turned in a with a current registration team won its second game solid performance. Weems card and proper identifica— of the season over Furman went 4-7 from the floor and tion. William Terry Kelley road." Valvano said. “We opening period to pace the last Wednesday night dished out nine assists Contributing Writer had every chance to win it. Pack. behind Chris Washburn's while playing 27 minutes. I think this will make us “We made some 20points. Bennie Bolton and Ernie FUBMAN (50 CHICAGO. ILL. — play better the next time mistakes a veteran team Washburn rebounded Myers came off the bench Castile 7, Moore 2, Suttle 6. Comedy 7, State's first 1985 venture on the road." doesn't make." Valvano from his disappointing to chip in 11 points apiece. Reid 4, Brooks 4, Brown 16. Some 10 into unfriendly grounds said. ”We had 19 turnovers opening-game performance Freshman David Brown Totals 2456818 56, turned out to be a bad State's Kelsey Weems and 10 assists. They only STATE (Ml hit a short jumper to cut to sink seven of nine field came off the bench to pace Lambiotta 14, Brown 4, Washburn 20, experience for the young the lead to 57-56. but the had nine turnovers. That goal attempts and all six of Furman with 16 points. McMillan 8, Weems 8, Thompson 4, Wolfpack as Loyola of Pack let several seconds means we are not creating his chances from the Brown hit 8-12 field goal Fasoulas 4, Bolton 11, Myers 11, ans 8. Chicago handed the Pack elapse before fouling turnovers. They only shot free-throw line. The soph- attempts. Jackson 2. Totals 37-71] 2024 94 its first defeat. 60-58, Sat- Golston. The. Rambler 33 percent. and we shot 43 omore center also grabbed The game tonisht Halftirna:Stata,4729. urday night at the Rose- guard hit both ends of the percent and lost by two. a team-high eight boards. against Tampa is another m 5m44, Fun“...22 mont Horizon. Rebounding one-and-one to extend the They made the big shots The Pack trailed early at general admission contest. Mort arm and turnovers led to the lead t059-56. when they had to." 32. its only deficit of the Pack's downfall. as the The Pack led virtually contest, before Washburn Ramblers committed 10 “Golston knocked in the the entire second half until ripped off eight straight Cmrtionalromlato 1Bwookoataddltlortal 3195 N less turnovers than State free throws." Valvano said. the final minute. when the points to help the Pack charge, Pregnancy test. birth control, and and only had four less "He's a senior. That's what Ramblers rallied to tie and gain a 16-5 lead. State was in;tmlation‘ c“...figmfimnmx: anormous up TO rebounds than the taller he is expected to do. He's a then take the lead. State never challenged seriously aarmmamwm 1er WEEK OF Pack. fine player. We felt that‘ got 11 points from Weems. after that as it rolled to a PREGNANCY “This is the youngest Jackson and Golston were but the young point guard 94-56 victory. team I've ever been to a good outside pair and also had seven turnovers. Freshman Walker Lam- battle with," said State (Andre) Moore was an Washburn and Weems had biotte also overcame his “Gyn Clinic" £8323? coach Jim Valvano. whose excellent inside player." seven rebounds apiece. The first-game jitters. The team fell to 2-1 on the year. Weems hit a‘ driving Pack got 10 points and 11 Woodstock. Va.. native hit HEALTH “We start three freshmen layup to cut the margin to rebounds from Fasoulas. seven of 10 shots from the and Chris Washburn. who 59-58, but Weems was who played almost the floor, including his only is really a freshman. called for a technical foul entire second half in his three attempts in the sec- 917 W. Morgan Street-8320535 “How many basketball for delaying play when he best game as a Wolfpacker. ond half. teams play four freshmen knocked the ball out of “He blocked some shots and go on the road the first bounds after his basket. (three) and made some time and not struggle? Weems was attempting to critical turnaround jum- Duke has a fine team this scoop the ball to a Loyola pers," Valvano said. “He Staff photoby Fred Woolard year. and when Duke's player. but he missed it. Freshman Kelsey Weems streaks in for a dunk against- DJ’S TEXTBOOKS guys were freshmen, they The ball went out of played as good as anybody won 10 games." bounds. and Weems was out there in the second Furman. hit with a technical. half. The Wolfpack held a “With this kind of play. 54-52 lead with 2:21 left in Golston's technical shot Look what’s happening the game before the was good. and the Wolf- he will contribute more Sell YourTextS at D.J.’S Ramblers worked the up- pack fouled too late to stop than we ever had imag- set. A 20-foot jumper by the clock. as the Ramblers ined. With his playing well at Greyhound. Carl Golston tied the game (1-2) claimed its first win of and when we get. “Shack" at 54 with 1:53 remaining. the season. Neither team (Charles Shackleford) back. (‘(i|.l,lI(.‘l-I ‘s'l'l IHIVI'S can ship llt'm~ HU‘llI at The Pack blew its chance ever opened up a wide we'll have some inside ('HIlIVIWHS HRlI\l\' l)\ liRlIl Hlil \li and not how to to retake the lead when margin, and the crowd of depth." pan the shipping charges until the ~hipment~ are picked up at Washburn and Panagiotis 6.045 stayed virtually quiet State lost its senior your home (ire\ hound l'erminal. Just show \our (‘ollege Ill TEXTBOOKS Fasoulas both missed in- until the final minutes leader when Nate and sat. "Ship this ('(ll.l.ll("l'" Simple a~ that? l’ar‘k well side shots. when victory seemed a McMillan fouled out with using sturdy containers-up to 1011 lbs per carton. ”fir-r \alid possibility. 3:32 left to play. from location below to any point in l .S. serutd by Loyola then got a (iRlI\H(1l\l). This special break for ('01.l.lfilll', VIT- three-point play from The Ramblers held the "We need to go to prac- lllIVI'a will apph from llt'l't‘mht‘f‘ 1 until lh-u-mher 21. . Bernard Jackson. Jackson biggest lead of the game tice and go hard." “483. hit a 17-foot jumper and with 8:34 left in the first McMillan said. “We need to was fouled by Washburn half when they led 21-15. get serious about games. I ('all today for information TOP PRICES PAID after the shot. The officials The Pack rallied to take a felt like I let the team Greyhound Lines. Inc. awarded Jackson a one- 27-24 advantage before the down. I'm a senior. and it and-one, but Jackson lead swapped hands twice was a close game." 314 W. Jones St. were led 828-0579 could only convert on the again in the see-saw first The Ramblers call for hours first one to give Loyola a half. The teams finally by Golston with 18 and mammm‘w' M: lead it would never relin- went to the dressing rooms Jackson with 15. Moore quish. . with a 31-31 tie. had 12 points and 11 re- “This was the kids' first Washburn got 13 of his bounds. The Pack held only 941 O Hillsborouqn St. really tough game on the . game-high 23 points in the a 44-40 reboundingedge. GO GREY And leave the drivingy 1') Us. 839—4195 ...... «LL-’w .a . Peeksinksnsu, 80-60 (continuedfrom page 6) Saturday’sgame GEORGIA (92l Put your degree State's future. she is McClain 23, O'Connor 11, Bootz 13, labeled as an outof-control Edwards 30, Waites 6, Gardner 2, Gran 1, to work player for the time being. Mikes2, Tosces4. 0008 When the tempo in- STATE (671 where it can do a Days 14, House 6, Trice 19, Mulligan 2, creases, Bertrand has Treadway 6, Lindsay 2, Adams 12, Bertrand tendency to turn the ball 8. a world of good. over. But like a true com- Halftime: Georgia4329. petitor, she picks herself Records: Georgia41], State2-2. up and plays heads-up de- Wednesday'sgame fense. making steals and ASU (Ml causing the opposition to Laney [12 [H] 2, Robinson 49 69 14, make deadly mistakes. Whiteside 617 57 17, Dalton 34 1-1 7, PEACE CORPS THAT RATE Undarhill 7-17 1-1 15, Bishop 3-5 0-1 8, The play of Trice and Barrett05 1-2 1. Totals 23-59 1421 60. guard-forward Annemarie State (81» Treadway was another key Days 56 [H] 10, House 38 1H! 6, Trioa to the Pack victory. While 8-11 011 16, Llndsay 2-3 2-2 6, Molipn 15 For more information, contact Bertrand sparked the team 1-2 3, Hillman 3-4 1-2 7, Treadway 40 56 PEACE CORPS, 01 Patterson Hall, NCSU and the crowd. Trice lent 13, Adams 34 1-2 7, Bartraid 3-5 23 11, 737-3818 consistency to the game. Phillips2-20114.Totals34-5912-17H1. A member of the all- Rebounds: State32,ASU36. tournament team at the Halftime: State33-26. i1?; Amana-Hawkeye Tourna- ment, Trice continued to play well. She led the team with 16 points and added two steals and a blocked shot. Treadway also helped Pizza Transit Authority ; ms oeuvres 1 set the pace with her 13 When it comes to pizza, PTA COMES to YOU points. two assists and one nuns-Wm”. steal. at, The Wolfpack. 2-2 on the 0. gram season, travels to Col- umbia. S.C.. tonight for a non-conference matchup WOLFPACK SPECIALS with South Carolina at 7:30 pm. STUDENTS SUPPLY STORE

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State professor to study memory loss Bob Cairns The forgetfulness that training. says Thomas nervous system. In the course of re- floating in it. and the will be asked to wear cause memory loss." Hess Information Services can come with aging may Hess. “Older people are more search. participants will be grocery list could include special goggles that pin- said. “The hope is that not be the result of normal “Because older adults likely to .be afflicted by asked to memorize both items like flypaper or a point the location of the we’ll be able to develop a Forget an important physiological deterioration. have experienced so much. these illnesses." Hess said. visual and verbal informa- pair of shoes." eye as it fixes on specific special procedure~ that appointment? Miss taking says a State psychologist they may not be as inter- “But this research project tion. Hess believes that sub areas of the pictures and might be used to help older the trash out two weeks in doing memory research. ested in common. everyday is aimed at learning more For example. a subject jects from all age groups lists. adults improve their mem- a row'.’ Let that wedding Instead. it may be a information." he said. “If it about the kinds of memory might read and review will have a higher recall on “By using this point-of- ory abilities." anniversary slip by? problem of organization is just a matter of not losses that occur during materials that include the odd items. fixation device. we can Must be old age... or is and attention that could be paying close attention. the normal process of ag- everyday items. A pastoral “If the older people record the time a subject According to the it‘.’ relieved through memory then the failure to re- ing." scene could feature a lake. should remember these studies a given item or psychologist, this is the member specifics isn't re- Hess. assistant professor trees and ducks. In the bizarre items as well as subject, down to the first time age-related lated solely to the in psychology. has been verbal testing, a grocery subjects from the younger millisecond." Hess said. memory research of this physiological effects of old awarded a two~year. list may be offered that age groups, then we can The results could have kind has been carried out. WTaqtasticSanz”S . age." 3100.000 grant from the postulate that allocation implications for the self- Such mild memory pro- National Institute on Ag- could contain items such as and attention are con- esteem of older persons “The work will not only the original Family Haircutters blems are different from ing for a study that will milk, bread, butter and tributing factors in age- who can suffer mild anxi- give us a better grasp of the severe loss of memory test the memories of eggs. related memory deficien- ety as the result of memo how people go about re- 10% OFF associated with hundreds of young. “But both the verbal and cies." he said. ry losses. membering." he said. “It physiological causes — middle-aged and older visual tests also will in- To confirm whether “The research can give will present us with new Alzheimer's disease. adults. 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