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By Sheryl Lieb like baseball, basketball, and football. plot, for Ichabod is on the way to the position as a resident of university So Ichabod somehow manages to Staff Writer The time is the summer of his Raleigh-Durham airport; and now the life. This is vital to the understanding combine the two choices by cam- Editor’s Note: The following book. eighteenth year, a time marking his reader is beginning to recognize the of the profundity of the novel and its paigning for the rights o'f'the jocks of Ichabod Rides Again, was copy-' experimentation with other Sports various names that arise in the suc- subsequent message, for as it_is ini- Hanson College who he felt were righted by the Berkley Medalian Books (the bedroom variety, to be Specific) ceeding chapters that reveal that tially put to Ichabod by his room- denied the basic rights enjoyed by the in April 1972. It was published by before leaving home to go to Hanson Hanson College seems to be the mate, he has to immediately decide other students. lniating his crusade Berkley Publishing Corporation. 200 College and really test his sexual, pseudonyi‘n for NC. State University. what side of the fence he wants to with a rally of jocks, Ichabod said, 3 Madison Ave, New York. N. Y. knowledge and maturity. During registration Ichabod dis- straddle. That is to say, be a jock or a “...I want it known here and now that 10016. OF COURSE, Ichabod’s father has covers quickly that he will not be northern hippie (since he is from New we the students will not allow the The literary world has found N.C. decided that Ichabod is going- to permitted to study law because he is York and the latter choice would jocks of this college to be treated like State University, and after reading a Hanson College to study law (previ- the holder of a computerized orange certainly be in character, according to second-class citizens. We the brothers pornographic tribute to our illustrious ously he had wanted his son to be a card; he is labeled “jock” and is the southern attitude described by the and sisters of the jocks demand that campus, one might almost Wish to cast dentist), although Ichabod does not informed by all that he must stand in novel’s author). (see ‘Universiti'. ’page 5) the literary light back in the shadows. know what he wants to pursue with the appropriate line and take the We The novel in question is called the exception of sexual pleasure. designated courses for all Hanson’s Ichabod Rides Again, written by However, by habitually viewing Perry “jocks.” “...he was lost and assigned Irving A. Greenfield. Does the Mason during that all important to Basket-Weaving I, Body-Building, author’s name strike a familiar note to summer of his eighteenth year, our Baseball Science, and Football anyone? hero unconsciously begins to acquire a Ethics...” Ichabod is introduced as a gangling facility for legal jargon and rationale. THIS SITUATION PROVIDES the youth preoccupied with manly Sports Now comes the thickening of the basis by which Ichabod chooses his

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By Nell Perry THE WILL CONTINUES “... pro- He explained that the expense of Staff Writer vided that if the city of Raleigh landscaping and maintaining the area Alittle bit of North Carolina State should at any time use or allow to be would involve use of manpower, University isn’t even constructed on used the said lands or any part thereof equipment, and money which could university land. The land belongs to for any purpose other than that of a be used elsewhere in the park. There- the city of Raleigh as a part of Pullen public park then this conveyance fore, the clause about “use for park at?" Park. shall become null and void ...” purposes only” in the will is not The area involved is located at the Selling the land to the university is, violated, according to Nelson. east end of Cates Avenue along Pullen therefore, impossible. And it can also NELSON DOESN’T see the sale of ' ." rte Road. The city actually owns 45 be argued that leasing the land to the decals as a violation either. “The park rill Spaces of the Berry parking lot and university violates the will. has concession stands and amusement tor most of the football practice field. Past city attorneys questioned the rides to make money.” photo by Caram MISPLACEMENT OF the chunk of university’s use of the park land but He added, “The fact that the uni- Sandy Yarborough leads enthusiatic State fans as they cheer the land occurred when the present Pullen present Raleigh city attorney, Broxie versity is another public agent en- Wolfpack on to an 80-74 win over Maryland on national TV during I'IZ Road was constructed in the early Nelson, feels the lease is justified. hances the arrangement. It’s a lot “I THINK THE city is on fairly Super Sunday. With this victory, State should replace the Terrapins 50’s. . (see 'Pullen 's, ‘ page 5/ as the third ranked team in the nation. How does the university justify safe ground having leased the park selling decals to park in the lot or property to the university particularly restricting use of the field to practice Since the lease resulted from the exten- football? There is a lease between the sion o‘f Pullen Road,” he stated. In Sunday rally city ahd the university stating that According to Carl Denton, city although the city owns the land, the traffic engineer, Pullen Road coming university is reSponSible for main- from Hillsborough Street, used to turn taining the area. sharply to the right where the parking The Simplest solution to the prob- lot is now constructed and cut across Penalty condemned lem would be for the university to the present athletic field. Cutting out buy the land from the city. But that’s that sharp curve made the section of park land on the university side in-‘, impossible. By terms of the 1887 will ‘By Howard Barnett Williams finished “his speech by He continued, saying the things he f R. S. Pullen, the city was to have accessible to the remainder of the park. StatiWriter welcoming the group to Raleigh. said might “grate on some raw nerve he land of present-day Pullen Park The Tarboro Conterned Citizens “where laws are made," and said, “I endings" of his colleagues in the legi- ‘... for the uses and purposes of a Because of the inaccessibility, Nelson feels, “it is actually more Movement Sponsored a “solidarity certainly support you.” slature. or cause him to be chaslized oublic park for the use, enjoyment, rally” in support of the abolition of DURHAM COUNTY Represen- or even censured, but if it did, “so be nd recreation of the inhabitants and beneficial to the park not to use the area.” capital punishment in Raleigh’s tative H.M. Michaux spoke also, it." iSitors to the city of Raleigh...” Memorial Auditorium Sunday. Present saying he was “bitterly Opposed" to HE THEN LISTED a number of at the rally were a number of capital punishment, feeling it was incidents where blacks were brutally speakers, including two represen- “arbitrary and sporadic" in implemen- murdered, including Dr. Martin ew Arts looking tatives from the North Carolina Legi- tation. He called it “racism at its Luther King, Jr., ending with the slature. genocidal best.” question, “Where was the death The rally consisted of songs per- Michaux quoted statistics showing penalty then?” or substitute group formed by various choirs and speeches the number of blacks and poor people The audience, which was pre- by various interested parties. The given death sentences as opposed to dominantly black and consisted of y Kathie Easter time that they can tour is in April and speeches were led off by Reverend middle class whites, giving as the 400 to 500 people. was enthusiastic. Assistant News Editor the Coliseum won’t be available. They [eon White, who presided over the “most significant” figure the fact that but orderly. After the speeches were also asked for a $5,000 increase in rally. ’ no white defendant has ever been over, the people were encouraged to New Arts will decide this week price.” A NUMBER OF PEOPLE repre~ given a death sentence for killing a stay for “some singing and Shouting," hich group will replace the Doobie NEW ARTS WILL choose from a senting various churches spoke in black man in North Carolina. as Rev. White put it. Most did. rothers who were scheduled to list which includes Billy Preston, Ike opposition to capital punishment for rform here last October. and Tina Turner, Canned Heat, Mar- religious reasons, most pointing to the The Doobie Brothers were origi- shal Tuckerand Joe Walsh to substi- exhortation in the Ten Command~ ally scheduled to perform here Oct. tute for the Doobie Brothers perfor- ments, “Thou Shalt Not Kill." Said Bicycle violations 2 for Homecoming, but cancelled mance. “We are looking into other one minister, “We are not just repre- eir appearance for New Arts, as well Coliseum dates so that we can have a senting our people, but the Lord Jesus dates at East Carolina and Clemson, wide choice of performers,” said Christ.” With the late sunrise due to the thing white or reflective when riding . work on a new album. McDonald. State professor Oliver Williams, a State of North Carolina adopting during dark hours. A tentative date was scheduled for “This trigll’' probably be the only member of the Raleigh City Council, Daylight Saving Time, bicycles Adhearance to the Motor Vehicle b. 7, one of the few dates New Arts concert p sented by New Arts this said that under the present system of without headlights and rear reflectors laws as reSpects lights, reflectors. 4:. the Coliseum booked this semes- semester,” “he said. capital punishment, justice “does fall are creating a serious safety hazard obeyance of traffic flow, control de- r, but the group will not be on tour McDonald expects New Arts to ”unequally” on minority groups, and vices and Speed limits will make for change its format sometime this called it “cruel and unusual punish- particularly in the morning hours. All safer movement on Streets and high— til the spring. cyclists are remimded that it is a nit semester. “I wouldn’t expect it to ment" which “could not be toler- ways Motorists are asked to be par- “The idea was that we would have remain a series type of program,” he ated." He stated that there was a violation of the State Motor Vehicle ticularly observant during the dark pe: em sometime this semester,” said said. “By changing to a single concert “tremendous amount" of injustice ”in laws to operate in darkness without hours. Cooperation between cyclists thi McDonald, Student Center pro- basis, they could improve the caliber the courts of North Carolina in mis- proper lights and reflectors. It is also and motorists will improve safety on am director. “However, the only of the performances.’ demeanor cases as well. recommended that cyclists wear some- our campus and in our city. ‘ B S&T still scrambles for comeback

By Reid Maness drummer, and an original mem- on. . .then when we got home we But now the band is in the were kidding, they Spoke with Assistant Features Editor ber, explained how difficult it Colomby explained that the were not interested in a whole process of changing its sound the sophistication that only “We’d love to go to China,” has been “to replace this guy Cafe-A-Go-Go was a place lot of writing.” This factor and to recover its lost magic. Dave comes from years of success said Blood, Sweat, and Tears with another guy and expect where the heads of record the fact that audiences did not Bageron said that they used and hundreds of meetings with singer Jerry Fisher. “It’s a the same magic.” However, he companies would come to want to hear new music, their concerts with the New the press. serious proposition and some said, “things are eventually w at ch the new acts. So caused the band to stagnate. So Orleans Orchestra and the NC. But the band is obviously time has been put into it going to get into a groove, B,S,&T’s new sound won them it took B,S,&T a year to put Symphony to try out new uptight about their future. The already.” He went on to say hopefully; instead of “a recording contract right out a new record. The delay styles. Bageron called the con- loss of Thomas was the most that the group had visited the stopping.” away. We were able to get caused the audiences to get certs an opportunity for ex- killing blow the band has re- White House to discuss a Colomby described the ourselves down on record, and angry, and hurt the band pression which new writers ceived. Yet Colomby avoide? proposed tour and that Henry group’s start as a case of “being that helped.” severely. wouldn’t have had otherwise. Speaking of Thomas and th Kissinger had talked over the in the right place at the right IN THOSE DAYS, the Another factor which dam- THE MEMBERS of the great music associated with idea with Red Chinese officials. time.” Bass player Jim Fielder, band’s music had no Specific aged the band was the extreme band who met the press Friday him. Bargeron would only say During the tour, the groups another original member, ex- directions. In fact, Colomby left8 reaction to their Eastern that they avoid playing “Spin- leftists night were loose, witty, and hopes to work with Chinese plained that the group broke as described their fare of Jazz- European tour. The not a little ludicrous. Colomby, ning Wheel” since it was “all musicians just as they worked an emergency fill-in at the Rock as “Chaotic.” But, publicly proclaimed that David’s.” But they have, in with ' the North Carolina Cafe-A-Go-Go in Greenwich Colomby said, “when a band is “ ‘those guys are CIA agents, for example, joked that he was fact, been scrambling for two Symphony here in Raleigh. Village. He said that the man- hot, you’re hot. . .it’s a mo- they went for the State Depart- “president of the Ukranian years to bounce back from the THE PROPOSED CHINESE ager of the cafe decided to call mentum ya got.” But after its ment’. .and it hurt,” ex- club in high school. There was loss of Thomas’s famed tour appears to be a part of a ‘ them “Blood, Sweat, and initial successes, the band “got plained Colomby. But the one Ukranian in school and I gravelly voice. Saturday's per- comeback attempt by the revi- Tears” just as he was ex- lazy. . .we were unable to get single thing that hurt B,S,&T demanded a club for him. I’d formance leads to the hop. talized group. Bobby Colomby, plaining that they were to go ourselves together on the road. the most was the departure of hit the gavel, he’d say ‘hi’, I’d that Jerry Fischer is the David Clayton Thomas in early say ‘hi,’ then we’d go get answer for the new Blood, 1972. pizza.” But, even when they Sweat, & Tears. Stewart Theatre presents

Shakespearian tragedy

By Chris Byrd Oxford and Cambridge Shake- give an excellent performance, Staff Writer Speare Company from Great quite above par for most ama- Who do you think of first Britain, consisting of students teur players. when someone mentions play- from the reSpective schools. Credentials for the company wrights? Shakespeare, of The Company tours during the are admirable, performing such course. And what drama comes fall term and then returns to plays as Hamlet, Twelfth first to mind? Romeo and academics for the remainder of Night, and Julius Ceasar in Juliet undoubtedly, with that the year. previous seasons. Aimed at a famous balcony scene and BEGINNING IN 1968 when Shakespeare revival, their work “wherefore art thou.” Midsummer Night’s Dream is among the finest in non- Then think of Shakespeare was worked up as a student professional performances. and that tragic love story production, the company took Judging from the qualifica- which is coming to Stewart off for an American tour under tion of the company, Romeo Theatre this Wednesday and the direction of Jonathan Miller, then of Broadway and and Juliet promises to be one Thursday for two matinee and London revues. of the best shows in Stewart two evening performances. If In contrast to most amateur Theatre this season. Plan to see you didn’t plan ahead, then be shows, this troupe works on a this one, because you cannot glad that tickets are available more professional basis by truly appreciate Shakespeare for Wednesday at 2 p.m. and taking one show on a lengthy until you have seen his plays Thursday for both the 2 and 8 tour. Having worked fifty to on stage. Student tickets for pm. shows. sixty shows for demanding the matinees are $1.50 and for This particular rendition of New York and London play- evening $2 and are available at E? the drama is presented by the houses, the group is able to the Box Office. , is” Juliet’s suicide is discovered in a closing scene of the Oxford-Cambridge Company’ production of Romeo and Juliet.

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iNTERVARSlTY Fellowship will AG l CLUB will meet Tuesday at APO will meet Thursday at 7:30 Admission: 10 cents each. Remem- meet Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in the _g7:30 p.m. in 251 Williams Hall. p.m. in the Student Center Green ber to bring your Spring Semester Student Center Blue Room. There will be a guest speaking on Room. registration. You may pick up two school councils CHESS CLUB will meet Friday at land use. Refreshments will be ser- tickets with each registration. p.m. in the Student Center Green ved after the meeting. All Agl EDUCATION COUNCIL will meet STUDENT SENATE will meet Room. students are welcomed to attend. student center Thursday at 7:00 p.m. In the Facul- Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. in the ty Lounge In Poe Hall. Amend- Legislative Hall In the University FORESTRY Club meets tomorrow SPORTS CAR CLUB! First meeting tech societies ments to the Grievance Please make plans night at 7 p.m. in 2010 Blltmore. tonite at 7:15 p.m. in Broughton STUDENT CENTER BOARD of Committee Student Center. All students are welcome. 3216: election of officers and plan- Directors will meet tonight at 7 in Charter will be di5cussed. SoE‘ial to attend. ' ning session. Open to all. only the Board Room. AIIE will meet Wednesday at 7 hour will follow. I p.m. in the Student Center Blue ORIENTATION COMMITTEE will NCSU GRADUATE Dames, an or- interest is required. PAMS COUNCIL meeting meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. In the ganization for the wives of NCSU . ERIC GOLDMAN LECTURE 8 Room. Thursday graduate SPANISH TABLE— Bring your p.m. Wednesday in the Student at 7:30 p.m. in room 120 Dabney. Student Center Blue Room. students, will have its Center Ballroom. ENGINEERING OPERATlONS So- All members and interested stu- monthly meeting on Tuesday In the lunch to Room '4125 (Board dents are urged ELECTION BOARD will meet Student Center. Room 4111 at Room) of the Student Center and ciety will meet Wednesday at 7:30 to attend. Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Student 7:30 p.m. Professor E.R. Wals'er, enjoy good Spanish conversation. TICKETS FOR "Mad Dogs and p.m. in the Rathskeller. Center Board Room. NCSU English Dept.. will speak on Wednesday at 12 noon. Englishmen" (11 p.m. Friday. Jan. ENGINEERS COUNCIL will meet North Carolina Folklore. 18) and "Wattstax" (11 p.m. Sat- EPSILON Pl TAU, Industrial Arts Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in the Sen- COLLEGIATE 4-H Club meeting urday. Jan. 19), presented by the Honor Frat.. will meet tonight at ate Hall. clubs LEOPOLD WILDLIFE Club meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m.. Harrelson Films Committee, will go on sale at 6:00 p.m. in 120 Poe Hall. Impor- Spot life submissions Tuesday at 7 p.m. In Gardner 2207. Room. D.H. 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/('()IIIiIlU(‘d from page I1 Halls are mentioned along with refer- invent Ichabod Lee and Hanson view literary techniques at some of and one that somehow selected they be given their full rights as ences to local restaurants such as College? Hopefully, it was not in the their lowest levels. From invocations Raleigh as its backdrOp. students of this glorious institution.” Baxley’s and Brother’s Pizza. In fact, h0pe of becoming another Ernest to the muses by the author on behalf If your curiosity is aroused (but Ichabod Lee has found his role in one night Ichabod and his room-mate Hemingway. (How about a possible of his hero (the classic Greek genre?) hopefully nothing else), because you society as a hippie-jock-revolutionary “sat drinking beer in Red’s, the place Jacqueline Susann disciple?) Was he a to ridiculous regional and character can’t believe that anyone would want calling for freedom from the system on Hillsborough Street where all the former State “jock” seeking revenge stereotypes (Ichabod’s sexual interest to write about State,you might enjoy of the Establishment. , . jocks hung out.” And as previously against the university? How about a at Hanson is named Maribell Corn- reading only the passages that CLOSER ATTENTION to the de- mentioned, the city'fortunate enough Carolina alumnus and State-hater? pone, while her usual boyfriend is mention the names familiar to you as tailed and graphic description reveals to house Hanson College is clearly Any other suggestions? stereotyped as a typical “dumb jock” a student here. But if you consider that Ichabod, the lover 0f freedom identified as Raleigh. There is little more to say about and called Bill “the Ape”) to some yourself a good judge of quality and individual rights that he is, is FINALLY, ONE MUST ask who is Ichabod Rides Again except that it really sick and boring descriptions of pornography, you might want to look always ready to exercise these rights, Irving A. Greenfield, and why did he affords the reader an opportunity to bedroom antics, here emerges a novel, elsewhere to get ynurjullics. not to mention his manhood. Is it really all in the"cause of man’s inalien- able rights to freedom and the pursuit of happiness? Or is it what many a Pullen’s will causes conflicts female would call a good old “line”? In any case, Ichabod is blessed with {continued from page I) mond, a strip from home plate to first between the athletic department and and enforce regulations in the area.” the opportunity to make full use of different'than if a private interest was base, was involved but in a memo to the city, and the baseball field re- He added, “Whichever party makes his talents, and use them he does. making money off of park lands.” the city council dated Febmary 12, mained there for a few more years. a regulation should enforce their own It is unnecessary to try to convey Nelson agreed that the situation 1959, Smith said that “ the risk would The question of jurisdiction over regulations.” the kind of description found in this can be argued in different ways. His be too great and the loss too severe” the diSputed area arises from time to book. Suffice it to say that if you predecessor, Paul F. Smith, city to allow use of the land. time, according to Nelson, causing NELSON STATED that the situa- have read the usual dime store paper- attomey in the 50’s and 60’s, was very Two years later, the city was asked some difficulty. tion could be described as overlapping ur- backs with titles something lik‘eV“Se- concerned that any slight violatiOn of to help put lights around said baseball For example, last- semsester, stu- jurisdiction and compared the campus me duction on the Playground During the will could cause the Pullen heirs to field and Smith went so far as to dents parking on the grass at the end security/city police situation to the per Recess,” you have an adequate under- sue and take back all the park suggest in a memo dated March 22, im. of Cates Avenue were towed by cam- city police/highway 'patrol situation standing of the literary skill employed property. 1961, that “the City should not only pus security. When the question of on highways which run through cities. me in the case of Ichabod Lee and FOR EXAMPLE, in 1959 the uni- not participate in any improvement of who owned the area arose, security “Constant communication between 0" Hanson College. versity requested to use a small part of the baseball park, but should notify agreed it was up to the city to enforce tXI‘ (ictting back to the supposition park property for construction of a State College to discontinue the use of the “No Parking” signs, according to campus security and the city police $89 that Hanson College is State incog- baseball field. (This baseball diamond the park property as a part of the Bill Williams, director of security. could alleviate the jurisdiction prob- nito, it is the only possible conclusion was located in the field where the baseball field.” Nelson explained, “Since each par- lem," Nelson concluded. “Members of [or that one may draw since Hillsborough football team now practices.) IN SPITE OF Smith’s stern sug- ty has some interest in the area, either both staffs should be aware that the rm. Street, Winston, Lee, and Dabney Only a small portion of the dia- gestion, a compromise was drawn up the city or the university can make area is ofjoint interest.” ito :ars The Technician, represented by National Advertising Service, Inc, 'ide agent for national advertising, with offices located in suites 3120-21 in the University Student Center. Cates Avenue. Campus and CHECK CAMPUS Spot Life for McKlMMON VILLAGE concert BOWLING CLUB. Interested? Con- GUITARISTS, Players, interested mailing address at P0. Bos 5698. Raleigi. N.C. 27607. ers, other announcements of meetings. Sunday, Jan. 20, 3:30 p.m. at the tact 'Dean Blevins 108-0 Lee non-players and beginners. You're Subscriptions are $5.00 per academic semester. Printed at the North Community Center (Building Q). (828-6513). If not there leave name all invited. Folk, Rock, Blues. Clas- Carolina State University Print Shop, Raleigh, North Carolina. etc. SORORITY RUSH begins Tuesday. Musician in Residence Charles and phone nember. sic, C&W. Bluegrass, or Pop. The Secondclass postage paid Raleigh, N.C. Girls! Come to the first round of Fuller and his wife Janai. Children Guitar Guild will meet Monday at parties: 6:45 p.m. Sigma'Kappa at are welcome. ATTENTION ALL interested bike 7:30 p.m. in Room 101. Price Hall by- Alumni-Bldg; 8:00 p.m. Alpha riders, especially inexperienced (Music Bldg.). All interested stu- call Delta Pi at 4106 (Green Room) ANYONE WHO LOST a 10 speed ones. Social Ride at 1:00 p.m. on dents, male and female, are wel- Japanese Modern Dance Concert on. Student Center. You must attend Western Flyer bicycle from the bike Sunday. Meet at E-C lot. to Cary. come. Bring your guitar with you...- both parties. Any questions? Call rack north of Bowen Dorm over the For information contact Philip D. and a friend to enjoy a guitar by Jean Noblin (833-1619) or Susan holidays, please contact Campus Dean (787-5173). Future social get-together. SAEKO ICHINOHE AND VICTOR VARGAS Ex~ Davis (833-2326). Security. rides each Sunday at 1:00 p.m. tale LOOKING FOR Christian fellow- starting at E-C lot. ' Call PERSHING RIFLES drill team has ship on campus? Come by Danforth Diamonds openings for all interested per5uns. Chapel (King Bldg.) Monday at Ain’t nothing like it The drill team participates in pa- 7:30 p.m. Singing, sharing, praising A! rades, color guards, drill meets, and the Lord. MR. PIIIA'S social functions. Previous drill ex- GENERAL ASSEMBLY Liason lowest Prices perience or ROTC participation not Committee will meet at 7:00 p.m. BUFFET required. 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Page 5 / Technician / January 14, 1974 Coliseum smoking ban ineffective

Crowd control at Reynolds Coliseum the reaches of. Reynolds Coliseum were air suffer the same consequences as to paying lip service to the great majority of still has a long way to go. At Sunday’s once again filled with choking smoke. those who smoke. The quantities of the fans by making announcements about Maryland-State contest, the Coliseum was the smoking ban without taking action to As with all other individual decisions, smoke filling the air and being inhaled —by filled with clouds of cigar and cigarette non-smokers are detrimental to them as enforce this supposed ban. As in many smoke even though there is a ban on a person has the right to smoke. But this be made before right is only well. Smoke is dangerous and cancer areas, examples have to smoking in the Coliseum. Little or no operative as long as it does effective. As long as not causeing whether it is inhaled directly or the ban can become action was taken against the offenders, infringe upon the rights of others. to smoke without Few people could indirectly. It is a definite hazard either people can continue and as long as this permissive attitude is seriously claim that they will continue to smoking within a way. being rebuked, taken by Coliseum authorities, the confined area, such as smoke to the great discomfort of many Reynolds Unfortunately, many smokers have situation will not improve. Coliseum, is inoffensive to them. those sitting around become such slaves to the habit that they of those around The only mention of the ban was them. Many people authorities should redirect are allergic find it hard to refrain from it even for the Coliseum made by the announcer and then, it was to smoke or are unable to their efforts, informing both fans and breathe smoke-filled air comfortably. space of approximately two hours that it made only once prior to the start of the takes to conduct a basketball game. It security officers that smoking is game. People who break rules have But there are more serious effects to would be better if they did not even prohibited, but moreover, escorting those notoriously short memories and many of be taken into consideration. It has been show up for the game if they have such who continue to ignore the prohibition them chose to ignore the announcement proven scientifically that people who do little willpower. No doubt they enjoy from the Coliseum. Smoking is dangerous as the game wore on. By the second half, not smoke but who breathe smoke-filled smoking immensely, but there are and causes great discomfort to large probably many more people who wish numbers of fans. It is a serious business F 1 that they would abstain. and should beldealt with seriously and The Coliseum authorities are only vigorously. -

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There was a musical happening in of the occasion. Dorton Arena normally . be considered a setback to serious music rather stiff and arrogant attitudes of Raleigh’s Dorton Arena Saturday night. is used as a basketball stadium or for or an insult to the musicians. But these some other conductors. By a stroke of genius, a rock band and a circus acts or similar events. The wide innovations, turning the concert into a Saturday night’s combined concert symphony orchestra were brought expanses of the arena would seem to be spectator event as well as a spectator was good for Raleigh, but much more together for a live concert — Blood, an incongruous setting for a symphony participation event worked in exactly the than this, it was good for music. The Sweat, and Tears and the North Carolina orchestra but Saturday night the North opposite manner. Music was once again North Carolina Symphony and guest ‘ Symphony. The results of this mixture Carolina Symphony turned it into an put into the hands and imaginations of soloists Blood, Sweat and Tears deserve were an evening of glittering entertainment intimate and managable space. the common people where it belongs. the gratitude of anyone with even a slight Ordinariy', interest and a bringing together of two seemingly the carnival-like The attitudes in the art of music. atmosphere which prevailed at the” of both the musicians in different cultures. The North Carolina the Symphony Saturday night performance would be, and those in Blood, Sweat Symphony organization deserves a salute and Tears also added immensely to the Technician of gratitude from North State music fans looked upon ’with disgust by serious occasion. All of them well trained and Editor ...... Beverly Privette for bringing off an evening with dash and music fans. But the stuffed shirts wholike schooled in music, they did to think of themselves in this way not hesitate Assmiate Editor ...... Jeff Watkins variety. to applaud each other enthusiastically. It Senior Editor ...... George Panton suffered a setback that sent their heads Consultin Editor ...... John N. Walston The evening’s program was well was a night for longhairs of all kinds, one Features itor ...... JL...ConnieLael organized with the Symphony and spinning. Concessions were hawked Sports Editor ...... Jim Pomeranz Blood, that was astonishingly successful. Editorial Assistant Sweat, and Tears alternating symphonic through the crowd throughout the ...... Willie Bolick A great deal Manag'ng Editor ...... Bob Estes music with rock music. For the finale, evening without creating great of the credit for the Photo Editor ...... Ed Cara‘m disturbances. The audience was respectful evening must go to the organizers of the Ad Manager ...... Coleman Smith the two joined to play a medley of rock Circulation Manager ...... Robert Babb songs. but appreciative — appreciatiVe not program but Conductor John Gosling of through polite applause but through the North Carolina Symphony was the l-‘ounded February I. I920, \Vllh M. F. Trice :h the But the musical happening took place thunderous and enthusiastic applause. man who brought it off and made it first editor, the Technician is published Monday. Wednesday, and Friday during the school year by the in a somewhat unorthodox atmosphere Normally, such actions at a concert work. His light and interested approach students of North Carolina State University except that contributed to the exuberant spirit put on by a symphony orchestra would to his job stood in direct contrast to the during holidays and exam periods. Page 6 Technician /January 14, 1974 Pregnancy brings breast enlargement

When I stopped breast feeding my baby, my uncontrollable sleepiness which can occur breasts became smaller than they were before I anytime including during intercourse. Such a became pregnant. Is this usually more common doctor's bag condition should be investigated by a physician among women who breast feed, or is it just a experienced in dealing with these things; this is natural occurrence for anyone who has a baby? usually a neurologist. Once the breasts beCome smallenis there any by Dr. Arnold Werner t t way to regain the original size? I wouldn 't be so stretching and sagging of the breasts. Individual sleep requirements are a Several weeks ago my boyfriend and l concerned but now that my husband knows Breast changes following pregnancy tend to mysterious matter. About 90% of people, engaged in anal sex. Since then have had a bad what he is missing, he feels a little gypped. be fairly permanent but, in many ways they usually need between 6 and 9 hours sleep to case of constipation. Drug store laxatives seem Breasts do change with pregnancy. Early in only represent the occurrence of the inevitable function well. There are a few pe0ple who to have no effect on me. was Wondering ifmy the pregnancy, breasts become larger and since most women’s breasts tend to droop and function well on a continual basis with less than experience of a couple of weeks ago could firmer. This effect is due to hormones which are sag as they age. While no solution, temporary six hours sleep and there are some unusual possibly be related to my present difficulties as preparing the breast to produce milk following respite from the condition will more than likely people who require more than nine hours sleep l have never been greatly constipated before. ' delivery of the baby. Following childbirth, if occur with the next pregnancy. a night. Often people who require a great deal Anal intercourse can result in a tearing of the the woman breast feeds the infant, the breasts I am unsure what it is that your husband of sleep are in good physical health but have skin that lines the anal Sphincter which would remain enlarged and firm. If the woman does feels he is missing, unless he has been emotional difficulties making it hard for them result in painful defecation until such tears are not breast feed, or when the breast feeding breastfeeding too. This type of competitiveness to face each day. healed up. Painful defecation almost inevitably st0ps, firmness and size decrease. The breasts do between fathers and infants usually resolves Sleepiness during the day is oftena matter of leads to constipation. On the other hand, not become smaller than they were before the itself. how involved a person is with what they are anxiety can work wonders in producing pregnancy but there may be a loss of firmness. doing and boring activities tend to increase constipation and lasts a great deal longer than it Thus, they may droop or lie flatter against the ***** drowsiness. It is not uncommon for people to takes for a superficial skin tear to heal. chest wall than they did previously and give the What causes sleepiness besides simple feel very sleepy after eating as well. You are Anal intercourse with the use of a condom appearance of reduced size. There may be a physical exhaustion? I often become sleepy in however, the only person I have heard of who carries with a very real risk of urethral infection somewhat greater loss of tone in women who class. while reading, even while participating in complains of falling asleep during sex. Usually in the man; serious vaginal or bladder infections breast feed, but this is highly variable. During sex. It doesn ’t seem to be related to the amount people feel sleepy or contented or relaxed after in the woman can occur if genital intercourse pregnancy and the breast feeding period it is of sleep 1 had the night before. Sometimes I feel intercourse but are too involved to fall asleep follows under these cirCUmstances. important that the woman wear a brassiere that good all day after four hours of sleep, while during intercourse. There is a condition known Address letters to Dr. Arnold Werner, Box 974, gives adequate support to prevent undue other times I'm sleepy after eight hours. as narcolepsy in which a person has episodic East Lansing, Mi. 48823.

LETTERS consuming devices. Others don’t believe that a large profits. Larger declared profits, or stock real crisis exists, and consequently they are dividends, would surely bring cries of outrage taking no steps to alleviate the situation. from the public sector. We enc0urage students and others within the 0n, Dancer! Whether you believe the energy crisis is The inconveniences and sometimes hardships University mmmunity to express their opinions via authentic or if you believe it was contrived, and produced by what I believe to be an artificial the Letters to the Editor section of this paper. Letters. To the Editor: . I believe it is very real and calls for immediate petroleum shortage, serve only to further will be published at the earliest possible date. Due to To dance or not to dance (?)—that is the action, you must keep in mind that there is a aggravate the fears of an already panicy public. limited Space, we must ask that all toners be 300 question. To be more Specific, the Liberal Arts shortage, and we must all do our Share to help Capitalizing upon, and generation of, these fears words or less. If otherwise, they will be subject to Council would like to Sponsor a couple in Circle bring it to an end. is exactly the purpose of the current campaign editing for length. All letters should be typewritten K’s dance marathon to occur in April of this S. E. Johnson by the big oil companies. With the public caught and triple-Spaced. if not typed they sh0uld be legible year. The only requirement that must be met by Junior, NE like sheep, let us hope that these cries of“Wolf” and ‘neat. All letters are subject to editing for libel. the couple is that they both be students in the by the big oil companies does not backfire and Letters must be signed by the writer and sh0uld School of Liberal Arts. Proceeds from the Circle descend upon us all like a giant freezing, include local address, class standing and major. K Dance Marathon will be contributed to the paralyzing, hand. National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Surely in Gas pains George Willis the School‘of Liberal Arts containing 2000 plus students there are two individuals who are interested in diSplaying their dancing ability and To the Editor: representing their school. The couple will be Occasionally, all of us make use of selected by the Liberal Arts Council, if you are advertising in some way or another. Advertising, enthusiastically interested and would like more one of man‘s oldest living industeries, has information on the above, please Contact the exploited every conceivable desire and instinct, president of the Liberal Arts Council, Robert and the entire Spectrum of real and imagined McPhail, at 832-5086, and ASAP. fears spawned by Mother Nature and man’s Susan Kirks fertile imagination. There is a great deal of Secretary, LAC. overlapping between the areas of instinct and fear, especially that area which is concerned with self-preservation. Skillful advertising campaigns concerned with reaping profits from Slick Schick this broad area are among the most effective, if handled delicately. To the Editor: And delicately, is exactly the way I would Mayl suggest that Penny Patton,as reported in describe the way the masters of advertising for Friday’s Technician, and any others who have the big oil companies have handled their dispensed with their electric razors in the campaign. Tempering their artificial scare tactics interest of energy conservation. quickly revert of creating a petroleum shortage with back to their former ways. With the same compassionate messages of hope and concern intention, I, too, was toying with the idea of for the American people and the environment, mothballing my electric in favor ofone ofthose they are skillfully playing both sides of the new-fangled twin blade models, until it occurred fence. By creating an artificial shortage of to me that all of that hot water used when petroleum, and its major constituents, gasoline, shaving with a hand-held razor must be heated. and fuel oils, the big oil companies have And that requires considerable amounts of achieved two of their greatest ambitions in a energy. So much so that the Schick Company single stroke. They have been granted the reports that shaving manually consumes fifty greatest profit increases ever while at the same times as much energy as Shaving electrically, time defeating their greatest foes, the because of hot water usage. A typical electric environmentalists. razor could be left running continuously for 48 But this crafty sword has more than two hours and your electric bill would be increased sharp edges. Like a skillful master, playing with by only one cent because of it. the Speed and skill of an Olympic fencer, and Because of naive ignorances built up over the the genius of a chess Grandmaster, the big oil "So you were caught for an illegal years, many people still believe that water companies have not only been granted latitude issuing from that left Spigot differs from the for exploration over the environmentalist’ contribution but think of the profits right side in temperature only, and not in objections, but have found a legitimate and you‘re making . . . the profits!" abundance and expense. Similar examples of profitable way of reinvesting enormously wasteful usage may be cited for other energy increased profits to prevent declaration of such

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Page 7 / Technician /January 14, 1974 Dave Thompson dunks « Terps

By Jim Pomeranz hands of senior forward Tom Once, however, the All- ing in the game and put the good," he concluded. minutes, outscoring the Pack Sports Editor McMillen and sophomore guard American’s extraordinary leap- Wolfpack ahead 80-74. Neither And after the game State 9-4, and led 50-49. State’s Wolfpack came out John Lucas, pulled ahead of ing ability (42 inches straight team was able to put any other guard Monte Towe explained But the Pack began to wake growling Sunday afternoon in the Pack by one point. Mc- up off the floor) had a damper scoring into the record book. the slowdown in the last five up and Maryland quit hitting Reynolds Coliseum and Millen and Lucas each scored put on it. A pass to Thompson About five minutes remain- minutes. the basket as State could not whipped a well discipiined 24 points. high over the goal was caught ed in the game when after a “COACH SLOAN didn’t say miss for the next six minutes Maryland team before a sellout A SLICK FORWARD by and carefully dropped in for State timeout, the Wolfpack a word about it,” the little man and outscored the Terrapins crowd and a national television the name of Dave Thompson two points, only to have offen- became very deliberate han- said, “I looked at David 194‘ for their biggest lead of audience, 80-74. was the story for the Wolfpack. sive goal tending called, nullify- dling the ball. State lead 76-70 (Thompson), and David looked the game, 68-54. At times State looked un- The 6-4 junior who leaps as if ing the basket. at that point, but two and one at me and the rest of the guys, SCORING BEHiND conquerable as they built leads he were 6-10 tossed in 41 “David’s play was so beauti- half minutes later the Wolfpack and we just went into it.” Thompson for State was up to 14 points while at other points and pulled down eight ful,” State head coach Norm had committed two turnovers In the first three minutes of Burleson with 13 points and 10 times Maryland, behind the hot rebounds. Sloan commented after the and Maryland had turned them play, State hurriedly rolled up rebounds and small guard game. “I knew the call would into points and cut the State a' seven point lead, 13-6, only Monte Towe with 12 points. come sometime during the lead to only two points. to see that vanish in the next On Saturday Towe had scored season. Not allowing the dunk STATE 74 center Tommy five minutes and fall behind, 19 points to lead the Wolfpack takes the thrill out of college Burleson then hit two crucial 21-22. But the Pack stormed to victory over conference foe basketball.” free throws to put the Pack right back and took control for Clemson, 96-68. STATE’S LEAD fluctuated ahead by four again, and one the remainder of the initial After that game with the through the game until midway minute later Thompson hit period and led at the half, Tigers Sloan had said that the through the second half the that shot to set the final score. 45-41. State defense “is getting better Wolfpack had built a 14 point After the game, Sloan was During those first three and better every game." And lead and the Terrapin offense" questioned about the slow- minutes it was the shooting of the Wolfpack proved they were began to pluck away at it. down effort of the Wolfpack. Thompson that gave the Pack improving as they created 20 From the 10:07 mark in the "Anytime there, is a tempo its lead as he hit for seven of turnovers of Maryland and final period until the final change there is a question of State’s 13 points. And it was stole the ball eight times away buzzer Maryland outscored the what happens,” said Sloan. Thompson again that led the from the usually selfish Terps, Pack 20-14. During that time “We did not go to our tease . Pack to the halftime lead as he Completing the scoring for Lucas hit 12 points for Mary- offense until under one minute scored a total of 23 points for State was Moe Rivers with six land and Thompson hit eight remained. Before then we were the first half. points, and Phil Spence and points for State, two of which just handling the ball. They AS THE SECOND half Tim Stoddard with four each. Sloan said were very crucial. (Maryland) were still in their opened up, the Terrapins Len Elmore had 13 points for Those two State points came zone press and we wanted good opened up and took control of the Terps, and Maurice Howard with only 53 seconds remain- ball handling. Our tease was the game for the first four added 1 1. -AQ‘_n—“

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‘You have to win the big ones and we did’ ’9 By Bill Moss INDEED STATE’S two six or seven in the first half. Three players tried to guard Staff Writer guards, Towe and Rivers, ran MARYLAND, playing only the 6-4 phenomena and three “It was a great win we had around and under the Terrapin six or seven players a game, got failed miserably. They even to have” said a happy Wolf- defense until they were dizzy. in deep trouble early and the tried fouling, but Thompson pack Coach Norm Sloan after Towe scored 12 points, mostly fouls were what really hurt in hit on 13 of 17 attempts at the on 25 footers, and directed the the end. his charges had defeated Mary- F o u l s , and charity stripe in addition to land, 80-74. “You have to win State offense like a field gen- David pulling down eight rebounds. eral. Thompson. the big ones and we did.” “We played him (Thomp- In the final analysis the WIN THE big one was ex- “I didn’t say anything but I son) man for man and wanted Maryland game was decided by actly what the Wolfpack did thought about the UCLA to make him shoot from the Towe’s floor leadership, yesterday at Reynolds Coli- game” said the miniature outside but he hit’em outside,” Burleson’s more than compe- seum. David Thompson foiled guard. “We just couldn’t lose Lefty said in a manner that tent play against Len Elmore every defense Maryland coach twice on National TV. The indicated that any defense is and one David Thompson who Lefty Driesell could think of as ACC is the best there is, and futile. was super on Sunday. he teased the twines for 41 we tried to show that.” yin" ./ points on 14 of 20 field goals And a typical ACC battle it and 13 free throws. was. Driesell was understand- ,1 . ’,' .~ \ ‘ " “David played fantastic,” ably disheartened after the loss Sloan understated. “He is a but he made few excuses. 1 great player,” he continued, “There was that one little spurt photo by Caram saying the very obvious. when we lost that discipline All-American David Thompson was in true form Sunday “Monte and Rivers were on offense, and we had people against Maryland as he tossed in his season high of 41 good and Stoddard came in foul trouble," Lefty mur- points and pulled down eight rebounds to pace State to through like a champion," he mured. “The charging fouls an 80-74 win over the Terrapins. praised. were totally ridiculous. We had

Cover-in 9 SPORTS By Jim Pomeranz Sports Editor Jim Simpson, the number two man in won it. That game was one of the best from the sports for the NBC television network, came excitement standpoint. back this past weekend to the area that gave “Milliken was the Maryland coach, and he him his start as an announcer on a regular basis. had a control type ball club,” he continued. “Of He not only attended the State victory over course Everett Case was here. That game was Clemson on Saturday, but he announced the not as free wheeling as this one nationwide telecast of the State-Maryland clash (State-C1emson).” on Sunday. Another game Simpson recalled was one SIMPSON, CONSIDERED by many as one involving State coach Norm Sloan when he was of the nation’s best sports announcers, began coaching the Citadel and former State coach back in the 1955-1956 basketball season as the Press Maravich during his stay at Clemson. The play-by-play announcer for the ACC Game of Citadel was visiting Clemson. the Week. “BACK THEN PRESS would allow television “That was when there was only one cameras into the dressing room,” announcer at NBC and only one announcer at Simpson said. interview after the “The Citadel had a center that could not shoot CBS,” he explained in an too well, and Press told his players at the half to State-Clemson game. “And, ABC was still let him struggling for recognition. But today, there are have the ball in the middle and the shot. dozens ofannouncers everywhere.” During the second half that center came out and At the time when Simpson started with the scored 25 points, and the Citadel won. Maravich ACC, only the ACC and the Big 10 conference swears that Sloan had been watching T.V. had started to broadcast their conference games during the half.” on the regional basis. He broadcast ACC games Simpson heads one of two major NBC from that initial season until after the 1961 football telecasting crews. NBC and CBS season when he then became host of ABC’s approach professional football in a professional Wide World of Sports with Jim McKay. type manner, and Simpson likes it. Simpson stayed with ABC for three years, “ABC’s Monday Night Football is more and then in 1964 he switched to the NBC entertainment that a football telecast,” he network where he has been ever since. described. “lt’s show biz, but it is all in style. It THROUGHOUT HIS STAY with the ACC is really an unusual happening. Simpson said there were many games he “I prefer our (NBC’s) style,” he continued. photo by Caram remembers, but the one that sticks out in his “The guys that count are those on the field not Officials sometimes miss crucial calls and this time was mind the most was in the ’57-’58 season. the ones in the booth. They (Cosell, Meredith, no exception. Maryland center Len Elmore was caught “It was right here in Reynolds Coliseum,” and Gifford) sing and tell jokes in the, booth, in the act with his hand in the basket as the Wolfpack’s Simpson recalled. The game went for three and I do not think you need that, unless a team Tom Burlseon shoots for two. Elmore was credited with overtimes. It was against Maryland, and State is winning 30 to nothing.” ‘ a blocked shot in this particular incident. Page 8 Technician January 14, 1974