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NCSU wrestlers lea guilty to as By Paul Woolverton released Dec. l8. That is the day_the Regarding restitution. Steve Smith. She said the sentences the men agreed to The men also may face punishment from Executive News Editor remaining four ofthe nine inen charged will Norton's lawyer. said “an agreement has “are directly related to each individual's the university and NCSU's student judicial be tried, and the day most will be sen- been made. but payment has not been involvement" in the fight. board. Four NC. State wrestlers pleaded guilty tenced. Wrestlers Chris and Jeff Kwortnik made." He told Hamilton a payment or In court Baddour told Hamilton the state NCSU athletics director Harold Tuesday morning to charges that they beat are scheduled to be sentenced Jan. 4 arrangements for payment wrll be made by had evidence that all four were at the fight. Hopfenberg said suspending the wrestlers an NCSU student, his wife and a friend on because their lawyer is not able to attend Dec. l8. She said Norton struck Charlotte Grey in from the team or the university was a possi~ Sept. l. the Dec. l8 sentencing. Zettlemoycr pleaded guilty to assault the face. requiring her to receive seven bility. but the university is awaiting final Under the terms of a plea bargain arrange- According to the agreement. the four men inflicting serious injury on William Grey. stitches. when she went to help her husband results fmm the criminal trial before taking ment between the wrestlers, the victims and convicted Tuesday —— Michael Norton. He will have a two—year suspended sentence who was being attacked by several other action against them. the prosecution, some charges were David Zettlemoyer. and the Kwortniks — and 30 days jail time. wrestlers. dropped or reduced for the wrestlers and the all face jail time for the assault. They also In addition. he withdrew from school for She said Zettlemeyer was the one who He said the administration. university wrestlers will make restitution to the vic- could receive fines. probation and alcohol the semester, said his lawyer. Ed DeMent. started the incident when he got in a “verbal counsel's office. Student Affairs office and tims, said Cynthia Baddour. the prosecuting counseling. Judge Joyce Hamilton decided The Kwortniks pleaded guilty to simple conflict" with Katrina Smith. who was vis- athletics department would coordinate such attorney. and George Hughes, the lawyer to postpone complete sentencing until assault on William Grey and Rodney iting the Greys that evening. Smith told sev- action. for victims William and Charlotte Grey. details on the restitution are worked out and Bentley. They'each received a (Malay sus- eral men to stop urinating on the lawn. the remaining four are tried. pended sentence and seven weekends in Baddour said William Grey William Grey is a part-time student at Norton pleaded guilty to assault on came over to Earlier this month. it was reported that the NCSU. jail. the men. whojumped him. wrestlers would have to face the Student Charlotte Grey. He agreed to a two-year After the trial Baddour said the victims She said Zettlemeyer was seen kicking Judicial Board. Charlotte Hughes would not release many details on suspended sentence and two weekends in were satisfied with the arrangements. “This Grey in the head during the fight. Grey said the restitution. He said negotiations are still jail. Two charges of assault inflicting seri- was the result of long discussion Tuesday evening. however. that her but- in progress, and more information will be ous injury were with the Baddour said the Kwortniks were seen band chose not to pursue actions against the dropped. state‘s witnesses,“ she said. assaulting both Grey and Bentley. wrestlers through the student court system. \ Nixon sets up Views conflict on new, detailed increasing speech, ethics code English requirements By Bill Holmes Senior Staff Writer By Ken Winter . sition and rhetoric during the freshman Senior Staff Writer year. One junior level writing or one Student Body President Brian Nixon recently speech course from an approved list. issued a memorandum defining a code of ethics An open council meeting on writing Option 2 Two semesters of compo- aimed specifically at the executive branch of and speaking course requirements sition and rhetoric during the freshman student government. Monday saw a great number of con- year. One junior level writing course Chief of Staff Billy Maddalon said the state- flicting points of view and opinions from an approved list. A speech course ment was issued for several reasons. Maddalon from faculty and staff members in from an approved list. said he and Nixon had met with Interim ' attendance. - Option 3 One freshman course in Chancellor Larry Monteith when he first began The meéting was held by the council composition and rhetoric designed to his administration and learned of his concerns on undergraduate education to get fac- connect the English entrance require- with the behavior of the university and the stu- ulty and student input on possible ment to an advance courses. One dents. requirement changes for all undergrad- junior level writing courses from a Maddalon said Monteith said the university uate students in writing and speaking. restricted list. One speech course from was placing too much emphasis on money and According to chairman Robert a restricted list. athletic excellence, instead of learning and pro- Sowell. a subcommittee was appointed - Option 4 One freshman course in gressive ideas. ' in January l989. to study the issue of composition and rhetoric designed to “Monteith had mentioned that he was con- changing course requirements. and connect the English entrance require- cerned about ethics," said Maddalon. “I think bring any options or proposals to the ments to an advanced courses. One he is concerned about a broad range ofthings." council. sophomore level writing course from I Another reason for the statement, said The subcommittee had as many as ll restricted list. One speech course from Maddalon, is to start a discussion about ethics possible options at one point. but a restricted list. at the university. Student Government plans on reduced them to four. Upon receiving Sowell said although the subcommit- sponsoring a forum on ethics in February said these four options. the council decided tee expressed no favorite choice from Maddalon. the four. the entire council took a straw . The code says all members of Student that before proceeding any further. Government’s executive branch need to they should get the views of faculty “uphold the highest standards of virtue and eth- ' and students. 5:: "Hill. Page 7A ical behavior." Option 1 Two semesters of compo- It says members need to be aware of how they are perceived. and. "Each person should strive to avoid actions which would cultivate negatives NCSU sends kids to Bowl perceptions or lead to suspect wrongdoing. Constantly putting oneself in a suspect position By Jimmy Bua depending on the seat location. is unacceptable.” Staff Writer "This is very generous of the people It says members of the executive branch in North Carolina to make such a gen- under investigation or charged for any offense Underprivileged youth groups in erous offer. We do have many people on or off campus are required to step aside Tucson. Arizona will be attending the here in the area that will be helped by from their jobs until the matter is resolved. Copper Bowl thanks to a combined this kind and generous offer." said According to the code, anyone found guilty ofa effort of NC. State’s athletics depart- O’Brien. “serious offense” will be dismissed. ment. Copper Bowl officials and the Resource Development Director for Maddalon said that the executive branch of United Way. the United Way ofGreater Tucson. Jim Student Government is unique in that it, unlike The idea is for Wolfpack supporters Arnold. said a group of over lOO youth the judicial branch and legislative branch, does who can‘t attend the game to buy tick- service agencies in the area will bene- not have a specific code ofethics. ets and send them to the Copper fit from this generosity. Because there were only broad outlines to fol- Bowl's promotional sales director. Al Arnold said. “We have a couple hun- low, those suspected of violations of the con- O'Brien. He will then hand the tickets dred groups that could be directly duct code in the past have either been removed over to the Tucson area United Way. affected by this gift. It should be fun from their posts immediately or had no action which will distribute the tickets to and interesting. This generosity has against them at all. more than 100 distribution groups. been well received and welcomed. We The code was developed after Maddalon O'Brien said Friday the groups will are very appreciative." talked to Several ethics professors at NCSU include organizations such as handi- There is a $3 postage and handling about what ethics mean and the philosophy capped children, Pop Warner athletic fee for normal tickets. but if the tickets behind them. He also went to the State Capital organizations. YMCA and YWCA are being purchased for donation. the and read the ethics statements of several depart- groups and other youth organizations fee is waived. May WING! of children that otherwise wouldn't be Copher said a letter was sent to alum- ments. able to attend the game. ni. season ticket holders and Wolfpack Maddalon said all decisions to terminate peo- Cool entrepreneurs Club members asking for support. The ple based on the ethics code would be left in “We hope to make this a tax letter said support given to this project the hands of Nixon. deductible pledge." Compher said. would not “(We expect) behavior that does not compro- Dolly Kaur and Desiree Coodey sell baked goods and hot (ll()( (date to Kyle Pippinger NCSU bowl chairperson. Jeff only enable many youth misc our position at the university." Maddalon and other passers-by for the Alexander International Residente Hall bake sale on the groups and underprivileged children to Brickyard Monday. The sellers sold lots of hot chocolate as the day was cold Compher said. ”We're letting the attend the game. it would also improve said. “We expect you to be above and beyond and the United Way set the priorities." Tickets NCSU's chances of being invited to suspicion.” machine in the DH. Hill Library Annex Atrium was broken. to the game cost $l9.50 and $26.50 future bowl games.

Monteith encourages debate Senate wants tutoring changed Ken Winter ies. as do the number of places where By Ken Winter supervised by the teaching faculty. Also. feed- Senior Staff Writer they might pursue graduate level studies. Senior Staff Writer back should be given to instructors by tutors. “I've never felt that we had to make I explaining what students are having the most interim chancellor Larry Monteith told choice between one group of students NC. State‘s Faculty Senate voted for a problems learning. the Faculty Senate Tuesday that although and another." Monteith said. resolotrtron saying that the NCSU tutorial pro— Such tutoring programs would also be regular- he is not clear how NC. State will define Monteith said graduate students pursu- " gram needs to be restructured. ly monitored and evaluated to insure their effec- it's role as a land grant and research uni- ing masters and doctoral degrees were The Senate also passed resolutions calling for tiveness. the resolution said. versity, debate about it should be pursued students nonetheless and that no one type the elimination of sexual harassment and con- It pointed out that these measures would as widely as possible among faculty of student shoud be favored over another. demning of recent racial incidents at NCSU. greatly improve the tutoring programs at members. ' He said that the debate he proposes is The tutoring resolution said tutoring is most NCSU. but tutoring is not the solution to poorly He was addressing the evolving role of not about choices and he wants to be sure needed in introductory classes. such as math. taught courses. research universities in society and in the that the overall value for all types of stu- ChCllllSll‘}. physics and writing courses. One senator also called attention to the fact state. He said that he was not attempting dents increases not decreases. .ing graduate students and those reaching it said that support sessions such as problem that regardless of what types of tutoring pro- to offer solutions. but to challenge the Monteith said that he didn't want to cre- undergraduate students. sessions and “walk in" tutoring or enrichment grams were available. they would not help if Senate to examine such debate. ate different types of classes of students. "The future of this institution rests \sith centers. effective teaching laboratory programs students did not use them. Monteith also spoke about the perspec- He said that when he came to NCSU as Iht: new faculty sic bruit! Ill .iri-l lllt' iii-ii. and longterm iirtcrnrtronc‘ subject matter tutor The sexual harassment resolution said that tive of graduate students. a researcher. his job was to help build a they do." he said. trig r-. needed. according to recent studies. the main problem Monteith said that master and doctorate graduatedprogram of study. Monteith said that he should expert all furthermore. the resoloution stated that such with harassment is that it is not reported often students' opportunities get narrowed in At that time, there were two different faculty members to stun: to he s. liulnrs. tutoring should be the responsibility of the number as they progress into their stud- groups of faculty members. those teach not rust researchers or lt'.lt lit-is teaching rlcpartrrreiits and colleges. closely Sec SENATE, Page 7A 2A December 6, 1989 Technician News ..._ Corrections and Clarifications A story in Friday's edition of Technician incorrectly said money was allocated to the Association for the Concerns of African- American Graduate Students without going through the Graduate Student Association. The organization also was incorrectly called Dec. 6-, 1 989 > the African-American Graduate Student Association. The organi- zation does most of its own fundraiSing, according to its president, IMPORTANT DATES All! Dean Marsh. 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Corchiani’s 22 powers Wolfpack past Redmen think if that kid Monroe hit an easy shot. I to a qurck 3.4 lead behind the siren!) . By Dwuan June following a missed Rodney Monroe jumper. Head coach Jim Valvano said the techni- illltl Ro-.. Staff Writer Harvey then took the ball and slammed it cral was the turning point in the game. don‘t know.“ Uuards Chris Corchiani on the floor and was also called for a tech- “The technical was the turning point," he Valvano said he told Corchiani to take the Monroe. But after a Redmen IIIIICi-tti open shot to make his drive to the basket John's outscored the PM it Il-I to taki .i I GREENSBORO .. A untimely St. John's nical. After cutting the lead to 50-48, the said. "I know Boo was trying to do any- littl‘»t‘\ riitripcr r'.i : technical foul gave the i9th—ranked Pack then tied the game at 50 all on a Chris thing." more effective. It) advantage A (iii-g Corchiani layup. After exchanging baskets, State then went “We've encouraged Chris to shoot more." St. John's a 30725 ailiriiitagc at the 5- ‘ Wolfpack all the momentum it needed to outscored the Redmen 23-8 for the final Valvano said. “I don't think he got the mark. But that was the List lit'l(l goal i hustle its way to a 67—58 victory in the Redmen head coach Lou Carnesca said would score in the half as St. Greensboro the technical foul did not hurt his team as margin. Corchiani and Gugliotta combined shooter's mentality yet. I don't think Redmen ACC/Big East Challenge at the much as the turnovers and hot shooting by for 16 points during the run that destroyed Rodney ever thinks he is not on." would go on a 7-1 to go to tilt; lockmoi l Coliseum. guards Chris Corchiani and Rodney the Redmen‘s chances. Corchiani and Corchiani said Valvano told him his shot wrth a 32-31 hallttme advantage. The ACC/Big East challenge series is tied Monroe. Corchiani was high man with dur- Monroe led the Pack with 22 points apiece. would eventually fall. Only 6,917 fans attended the C\-t.'lll. .i l at 2-2. State ups its record to 5-1 while St. ing that stretch. Carnessca said he was surprised that Coach V told me to be patient." he said. Valvano feels that it may switch \lli'S n ' John‘s falls to 5—2. “I never talk about officials," he said. “We Corchiani hit the open shots while Monroe “I‘ve been struggling shooting the ball late~ yeah With the Redmen holding a 50-44 lead, lost the ball three times. and I think that hit the difficult shots. ly. Tonight, it just started falling." "I think you may see tit III" "\llt‘S in 1 sophomore forward Tom Gugliotta was hurt us. We beat ourselves.“ said. “I never “Corchiani really nrade us pay," he said. The score, however. fails to indicate how year." he said. "It would be .i Iotit L'\ fouled by Redmen guard Boo Harvey while talk about officials." “Those two kids made shots... I‘m trying to close the game was. The Pack jumped out year. I tltrnk you may see that !Ii‘\l year"

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The ’805 .. t ‘ g « ;. .z‘ NCSU’s ACC Titles in the ’805 Men’s Basketball: ’83, ’87 Women’s Basketball: ’80, ’85, ’87 Men’s Cross Country: ’86 Women’s Cross Country: ’80, ’83-85, ’87-88 Gymnastics: ’84 Women’s Soccer: ’88 Men’s Swimming: ’80-82, ’84-85 Women’s Swimming: ’80 Men’s Indoor 'lt'ack and Field: ’88 Men’s Outdoor Track and Field: ’82-88 .ts lochnlclnn lib: Photo iechnlclanle Photo Volleyball: ’87 Sidney Lowe and Deter k Whittcitburg lt‘.1(l .i pcp itillyi‘ii KIWI“ lltl- , Jesse Campbell and Michael Brooks celebrate the Pack’s 28-23 Coliseum tittr-r their 1983 NCAA Ch;inrpioosbip ‘.lt"l(’."‘. victory against Iowa in the 1988 Peach Bowl. Wrestling: ’81-83, ’88

Columnist reviews the top achievements of the decade You’ll probably see a lot of these by the Tyson (boxing), Edwin Moses (track). U.S. wins gold irrcdiil in Olympic hockey. record. Richard l’ctty out llilt'l‘i ('.ilc since this is my last Class Acts Walter Payton, Joe Iiric lleiden wins five gold skating Yarborougli to win I'IfCCf.itl"l itoii [Illil end of the year, but Lee Montgomery Sheridan. medals. United States boycotts Summer his 200th race. column of the year, I have to do it now. Patemo, Dick I985 Bill I'lllioll writs ll lilit“. and While you’re busily studying for exams, Sports Columnist Upsets of the Decade -— I. 1980 Olympics. Wolfpack women‘s cross coun reflect back on the Olympic gold—medal winning hockey try team wins national AIAW title. Winston Million. Baseball plan-in ~.iiil<~ take a few minutes to team. 2. NC. State winning the national 1981 Skier Phil Mahre becomes first for one day. Pete Rose breaks l\‘ ('obb'x decade in sports and all its memorable Testaverde; Major League Baseball: I. American to win World Cup. Major all-time base hit record. (iriiiriblirig‘s moments. Here’s just a few awards of Morris, 3. Robin basketball championship in 1983, 3. Greg mine for the 19803. Mike Schmidt, 2. Jack Sacks winning the Firecraker400 in I985. League baseball players strike. Nolan Eddie Robinson wins his 334th garlic .is‘ .1 Some of the categories have more than Yount; NBA: Kareem Abdul-Jabaar: Comeback of the Decade —-— Dennis Ryan throws fifth noahittcr. college coach to pass Bcttr Bryant Boris more than one team or College basketball: Ralph Sampson; Conner winning back the America‘s Cup 1982 ~# NFL players strike. Rickey Becker, at age 17, wins Wiiriblcdoii. one entry because Motorsports: I. Darrell Waltrip, 2. Dale in 1987. Henderson steals 130 bases. Wayne I986 Jack Nicklaus wins sixth person deserve mention. Earnhardt; Golf: 1. Tom Watson, 2. Curtis Gretzky scores 212 points. North (‘arolina Masters title. Roger ('lcmcirs strikes out Strange; Tennis: Martina Navratilova. Rest in Peace — Paul “Bear" Bryant. 20 Seattle Mariners, it new single game Teams of the Decade .__ NFL Football: A. Bartlett Giamatti, Len Bias, Tim beats Georgetown to wrn national basket: Washington Game of the decade —— NFL: Miami 'Richmond, George Halas. Sal Aunese. Bo ball Championship. record. Dick Sheridan arrives at State and 1. San Francisco 49ers, 2. Dolphins-San Diego Chargers AFC cham- Rein. “Pistol" Pete Maravich. David 1983 —— NC. State wins national chain the Wolfpack goes to the l’cach Bowl. Redskins, 3. Chicago Bears; College foot- pionship game, 1981; College football: pionship. Australia wrns America‘s (‘up. Dale Earnhardt and Bill lillrott chi-.h iii ball: 1. Miami. 2. Penn State; Major Miami 45, Overstreet. Don Rogers, Ronnie Shavlik. liiirnhaidt urns the t.“ c League Baseball: I. Los Angeles Boston College 47 Who cares? Award —- Pete Rose, Brian NCAA passes Proposition 48. Jimmy The Winston as Royals; NBA Thanksgiving Day. 1984; College basket- Boswonh, Chris Kinzer. Todd Ellis. Connors wins fifth US. Open. Tom 1987 I)t'lllll\ ('ott .i't ol Stats ik Dodgers, ’2. Kansas City ball: Houston—Louisville national semifi- Beefcake Award —— Greg Louganis. Watson wins fifth Bi‘ilish ()pcn. Stripes wins hack the Aiircrita's ('iip. Basketball: Los Angeles Lakers; College nal, 1983; Major League Baseball: Stefan Edberg, Andre Agassi, Mats I984 —* Carl LeWIs wins four gold NH. players strike. but owners bring iii basketball: Louisville, Indiana; Philadelphia Phillies-Houston Astros NL medals in Summer Olympics held in I.os replacement players for games. Jiiliiis Motorsports: Junior Johnson/Darrell series, 1980; Motorsports: Wilander. Iirving retires. Southern Mcthodist toot Waltrip in early 8(1s. championship Cheesecake Award -— Chris Evert, Angeles. Detroit Tigers roar to 35 5 start. 1. Talladega 500, 1981. Mary Lou Retton. Katarina Witt, the Walter Payton breaks Jim Brown's carccr ball program gets “death pczralty,“ Individuals of the decade »- NFL: Kuziemski twins. rushing record. liric Dickerson breaks Joe Montana, 2. Walter Payton; College Overall Dominance Wayne Gretzky OJ. Simpson's single-season rushing St‘t' REVIEW“, J’tlgi' 4A football: I. Herschel Walker, 2. Vinny (hockey), Greg Louganis (diving). Mike Year by Year Achievements I980:

Men swimmers win meet at Penn State to remain unbeaten 6, when they square off against Auburn at but two of the twenty events competed. individual rrii'dlcy iii 1'51)”. the 400le down thc boards 'wiiiriirir' thi- out: .iiid thicc By Mark Cartner Camiichael Natatorium. Judge made a clean sweep in the sprint 41115.6(), and anchored the Winning 200 free meter icspct tiii'h Staff Writer frees, winning the 50 in 20.66, the IOU in relay team which won with a time of "I'm not surprised .it All by tlii‘ tc.iiir's pct At Penn State, the Wolfpack scored an 44.74 and the 200 in 1:39.13. 1:24.73. lormantc." assistant iorich Roi'ci Dcho The NC. State men's swim team faced its emotional victory over rival UNC as well as ()ther indivrdual Winners included Jason said. “You can't work .is hard as lllt‘st,‘ t'l1}\ sixth, seventh and eighth opponents last downing Penn State and St. Bonaventure. He also anchored the Pack's 400 medley Ilcisler in the 500 free (4:14.42), Adam have and not do well." weekend at the Penn State Invitational. State finished first with a whopping total of relay team, which won with a time of Fitzgerald in the Hit) breast (57.95) and the The Wolfpack wrll break tot tltc holidais When the meet was over, State had notched 942 points, compared to Penn State's 544, 3:21.29, and combined with Forrester to 200 breast (2:06.13), Steve Bradshaw in the on [Mr l‘), but “Ill return to lllt‘ watci on and eighth wins of the sea— UNC's 495 and St. Bonaventure's 153. claim the 800 free relay in 6:41.91. and the With a the 28th to prepare tor the Jan. (i llll‘c‘l \sllll its sixth, seventh relay in 3:01.43. 200 back (1:52.86) and the 100 fly son to close out the first half of its schedule Dan Judge and Jim Forrester led a potent 400 time of Sill}. Auburn. The contest is scheduled to bcyin undefeated. Forrester. meanwhile, captured the 200 Kurt Candler and Simon Jackson held at lpin. tor the ”ICU. The Pack men won’t swinr again until Jan. Wolfpack attack which recorded wins in all

Swim team captain Bradshaw balances practice time with academics immensely over the the past five speed and has become a solid back- improve my indivrdual pertor practices every day. with practices By Amy Powers years. stroker as well as an all—around mancc," he said. “As for the team twice a day. three times a week Staff Writer “I never really swam well until my swimmer," Easterling said. “He‘s as a whole, I think we have it lot of beginning tit (r .ittr. senior year in high school. already swimming ahead of his depth and also a lot of strength in ”It's not it lot of lllll gctting tip at NC. State's ttrcn's swim team is Suddenly the opportunities for col— events last year and we‘re looking sprinting. 5,1!) in the morning to go to prac— enjoying its hard-earned undefeated Icges came around and I decided on for this to be his best year." ”Swrmtning is an tndrvrdual thing tice, but we have :i lot of fun." Status, after recently destroying State," Bradshaw said. Bradshaw has improved tremen- though whether a person sirc Bradshaw \ttltl. “We're a really UNC-Chapel Hill. St. Bonaventure Bradshaw has proved himself dously since his freshman year by ceeds is up to them." close kttit group and that makes the and Penn State at the Penn State while at State by being the high cutting his best time one and a half Bradshaw's attitude of self disci work a lot easier. It does get tough Invitational. The Pack has achieved scorer at last year's ACC champi- seconds in the lOO-meter back- plinc has made him a wcll rounded \HIHt’llttIc‘s, trying to balance swrm» its record through the dctcrirrinzition onship and swimming on the stroke. four seconds in the 200 student— athlete. tiring and school work of dedicated swimmers such as back. five and a half seconds in the “Steve has a very derritindiiig ciii “We have to sacrifice some social engineer— NCAA relay team last year as well. he \Illl time. but it's dcliiritcly thrlh it. Steve Bradshaw, a senior He also is a thrceycar letter winner 200 individual medley and five sec~ riculurn in engineering and tnost of my ing major who is originally from and maintains the team captain orids in the 200 freestyle. finds time to be the lc.iilcr he is." I've been sysitnirriiiiy West Virginia. Bradshaw has a positive forecast Easterling said life so l'w had to learn not to waste position for the Pack. To be a team lcadct. Bradshaw has lllllt' When I know I have to study, State head coach Don Iiastcrling for his personal performance this lllllt‘ I study You had praise for Bradshaw. SCiIStlll. ‘ to balance academics with the I can't waste Bradshaw has been corirpciing for “I'm working on my technique approximately 25 hours a tit-ck he have to \IJH locust-d" Br.id~h;rw Stove Bradshaw twelve years and says hc has “Sti‘xe is good natured and \cry spends practicing 'I‘ht- Wolfpac k said improved his pcrloiitmiii‘c ilrpcrrtlabli‘ lie was born wrth pure and \tt't‘ttgth right now so I can 4A [Jr-i t‘llll)(‘f f), l’lll‘t Tot hnir ian Sports

3 Reviewing Wolfpack senior spikers look forward To new challenges missed.“ said head coach Judy ing field upon graduation She uill “We sun with passiie our liist of her skills. top stories By Bill Overton Martino ol her players, “They were graduate in May after tour years three yeais. 'siid Vehling. We "I'd like to be remembered as a Stall Writer so important to our team." a feat not so common with today's were always in the background. The hard—working person who c0uld r .iuliiiiii‘il from Page 3A how impor- But Ayer and Vehling each feel student-athletes. thing that‘s wrong is that everyone handle obstacles and take on chal- livery coach knows their volleyball career is only the “()ne of my goals vsas to graduate judges your performance by your lenges," Vehling said. “if things go tant senior leadership is to the sue years." Ayer said. “I really won loss record. We played much wrong, I won‘t roll over and die." 1988 Sit-HI (ii‘at wrns cess of a team. beginning of things to come. to four “I’d like to go down as a person ill.lll1l Slain. Wrigley Field gets The volleyball team at N.(.‘. State “I don‘t think either one of us is feel good about May coming." better near the end of the season, who was positive lt”lll\. llr-ii Johnson stripped of has been fortu- one-goal oriented." Ayer said. ”It's Vehling exemplifies a true stu but couldn‘t win a match." and enduring,” void medal berause ol alleged nate over the time to move on to other things." dent«athletc. liven with a double "The whole atmosphere was dif- ‘.ll'l1illl use. N.(‘. State‘s It doesn't take long to see what major in math and math education. ferent." Ayer added. “We knew our Ayer said. “I'd Kay years to have had to be men— like to be remem- ‘I'oui. leads US. to gold medal. steady seniors kind of people Ayer and Vehling Vehling has a 3.95 GPA. which major contribution bered for keeping Wattle (iiet/ky gets married. move through are. Playing volleyball is only a part qualifies her as a GTE academic tal.” traded to l.os Angelcs. l.;ikcis of the qualities they exhibit. all—American. The Tokyo~born Tlie friendship Ayer and Vehling a good frame of the program. Ayer. a native of Tallahassee, Fla. Vehling, who resides in St. Paul. have shared is unique. mind and iepeat as NBA champs. (icoll Seldom, howev- a mutual pushing on." lli.il>haiii dominates (‘aiiicl er, does one find is a person who succeeds through Minn., speaks fluent Japanese and "You have to have The end of col~ lill’ racing and wrns chainpi» the kind of ., sheer determination and hard work. is an accomplished concert pianist. respect for each other," said Ayer, She will be the first to admit she is who rooms with Vehling during the lege is growing iilislllll in il Nissan. maturity and ”Ayer “I like to challenge thyself." Vohllng near for Ayer and I‘lll‘) Wayne (iiet/ky integrity seniors not a'great athlete. Vehling said. "I enjoy doing the school year. Vehling. Not to litr‘aks (ioidie llowe's .‘tll'lllllt: Kim Ayer and Pam Vehling have “The biggest realization l had was best l possibly can. When I came “I can say if it weren't for her, I .oiing record. (iii-g l.eMotid brought to State. when I came to N.('. State," Ayer here, I wanted to feel like I had a lot probably wouldn't have made it worry, however, for both seem to isms Tour de l‘litl'lCt‘. The same The 5-f’oot—ll middle hitter Ayer said. “There Is such a big division of options open to me. and i think here." said Vehling. with a smile at have success waiting for them. «lay. Mink ('alcavet't hia wins and the 5. l0 middle blocker between someone who works hard I've done that." Ayer. Ayer is to be married in August ’ititisli Open. l‘itlllltttlillstf hits Vchling have played their last and a natural athlete. You owe it to For the first time in Vchling and Although the Pack did not have a and will pursue that job in advertis— .liiiiiiii \N’oilil ‘s'i‘iics Iii San match for Wolfpack volleyball. A yourself to maximize your poten< Ayers' four years. the volleyball \k’llllllllg season this year, the two ing. Vehling will finish her under- l‘t:tlit.‘l\U). Pete Rose banned loss to Virginia in the first round of tial." team struggled. ()ut went Tour vet will be remembered for their steady. graduate work next December and lioiii baseball by conuuissioner the ACC Tournament ended the Ayer holds a 3.0 GPA as a speech erans. and in came five inexperi finesse play. Vehling has led the possibly look to graduate school. ltait (iianimatti. who dies of Puck‘s season and their careers. communications major and has enced freshmen. Ayer and Vehling team in blocks the last three years NCSU may lose two of its finest heart attack later that year. “Both (girls) will be sorely aspirations of entering the advertis- knew they had to take control. and Ayer progressed greatly in all people. but the world will gain two.

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Step across race bridge ivil rights pioneer CT. Vivian hit the nail on the head Friday night at NC. State’s McKimmon Center when he told more than 400 people that the resurgence of racism in the past several years is by white Americans’ passivity. Most white students, as well as black, would love to put an end to racism, but they do not know how. White students often complain about not knowing what to do to bridge the gap between the two races. Listed below are a few suggestions. Open the doors Invite black students to your events, whether social or academic. Black students are offended when a member of a white organization hands out fliers promoting an event and gives them to the white students only. Is the organization too high and mighty for black students? No doubt, the representative‘s intent was not racial, but it may seem that way to black students who feel excluded. Avoid derogatory remarks Columns Using racist words or expressions are offensive even when used in a joking manner. Blacks may perceive an adaptation of black slang as a white person poking fun at the race's history and heritage.When a white teacher calls a black male Are semester finals wally necessaly? “boy,” for instance, the teacher has lost the respect of that student forever. As the semester closes I find myself forget most of what we learned. You know experiencing that familiar melancholy why? Because we are so busy playing little Ask questions feeling that comes with this time of the , How many of us...have sworn memorization games that we fail to learn There is no such thing as a stupid question. But there are stupid approaches school year. You know, anxious about to bust our butts on the final anything of real value. We try to leam just to asking a question. The only way to learn about races and their culture is by finals, yet relieved that it’s almost over. and ace the final in whatever enough to give the professors what they asking questions, but do not be insensitive when doing so. Asking something Looking forward to want to hear, but in the process we don't going home and class we’ve been must accomplish our mission. We don’t take a lot in a condescending or humorous tone may seem racist and derogatory. spending a few weeks deficient? Well, I’ve got news‘ of what we learned with us when we leave. Black students are more than willing to share their culture with others —— as eating Mom’s food and for you folks. If you’ve been I have some suggestions, even if those in long as they ask. seeing your friends. but sloughing off the whole the positions of power don't want to hear But whites do not take the entire blame for racism. Black people know that at the same time them. whites would like to end racism. Yet, some will shun a white person’s effort. knowing you‘re gonna semester, it is a little late to get - Make finals optional for all with a grade miss all your school with it. of70 or better heading into the final exam. Blacks also can do things that are offensive to whites. For example, many Chums. - Weigh the final as little as possible. The white students are offended that blacks have separate study groups. But black about from the organizations contend that their “doors are always open” and no one is Another problem one experiences feces. majority of our grade should come now is guilt. Guilt because we didn’t study I get ticked off when I work all semester semester’s work, not a 3 hour test. knocking. Whites may also find “black pride" T—shirts offensive. How would as hard as we should or could have. I know to get a decent grade only to have 50% of - In order that our grade better assess our blacks feel if they wore white supremacy T—shirts? that when I don‘t live up to my full my final grade come from one stupid test. knowledge, give more quizzes and tests What it boils down to is a lack of understanding and education. All races potential (which is usually the case) I feel during the semester. like I‘m letting somebody down. The one What if I. like a lot of fellow students, do While these ideas are not Ii"ely to be need to take that first step across the bridge. There is a cultural difference, who is usually the most disappointed in me poorly on that one test? Should my whole. considered, somebody has to get the ball but there is no reason to hide behind that wall. is me. Don‘t you hate that feeling? If it semester‘s work suffer because I didn't do rolling. weren’t for guilt you could enjoy being well on the very last component of my total Anyway, that‘s my suggestion for making slack. grade? college more productive and successful for People still have to talk How many of us, now that we have I am a firm believer that one’s level of the students. After all we are the reason successfully fiddled around for the past 14 performance throughout the semester these administrators and teachers have jobs .C. State is regarded as one of the country’s greatest technical weeks, have sworn to bust our butts and should be 90% of your grade. Or, if the in the first place. schools, rewarding degrees to thousands of chemists, engineers and “ace the final" in whatever class we have final just has to be more heavily weighted, As we leave for Christmas break, ya’ll computer scientists every year. Our graduates have the knowledge been the most deficient? Well, I got news make it optional. Let those who honestly remember a few things. If the semester for you folks. If you've been sloughing off feel they would benefit from taking the didn’t turn out like you wanted it to, there is and skills necessary to make it big in research and industry, to climb up the the whole semester, it is a little late to get final be the ones who take the hateful tests. always the spring. While you‘re away enjoy proverbial ladder of success and land high—level managerial positions. With it. The one exception to this rule is a non- yourselves. I hope you have a good holiday Or do they? My biggest complaint about finals is the cumulative final, one weighted equally to season. Be easy with each other, and most Future leaders of IBM, Dupont and other companies must have the tests themselves. I don’t know about ya‘ll, all other examinations taken during the of all, don‘t drink and drive and don’t let technical knowledge appropriate to their careers. But they also must know but I have never helped myself by taking a period. I don‘t object to taking a test during anyone else do it either. I want to see all final exam. But there has sure as heck been the finals period, but I vehemently take your bright, shiny faces back next semester. how to communicate that knowledge. Without basic speaking and writing more than one time when the low “B" I issue with cumulative finals. They're Later guys. Ho! Ho! Ho! skills, facts leamed in class cannot be developed and passed on to others. carried into the final was turned into a “C" ignorant. The NCSU Council on Undergraduate Education has proposed changes in by poor performance on my final exam. All Let's be honest for a minute. For the most Jim Clayton is a junior majoring in the university’s basic curricula, namely increasing and changing the writing jokes aside, I think finals are a crock of part, the minute the final is over we begin to history. and speaking course requirements for undergraduates. The proposal is barely past its initial stages right now, as the council only recently held an open forum to gather student and faculty responses, but it deserves serious Ignorance is prime mover behind racism consideration. On Nov. I8, I went to a friend's fraternity In closing, I can say that I won a small Under the university’s current curricula, non~humanities students are party. Frederic Hatchett battle. They did not want me in their party required to pass English Ill and “2 (or l12H). Some degrees also require a - We were having a nice time, but my friend and I was. More importantly, I let them technical writing course and other humanities classes. If one of the council’s wanted to attend a party at Sigma Alpha Guest Columnist ‘ . know that all offensive tactics of blacks are four current proposals is instituted, general requirements could include Mu. I enlightened him on the racial tensions not violent. as usually portrayed by writing and speech courses beyond the freshman level. The changes are on the campus, and asked him if I should appalled by this that they wanted to escort television. newspapers and home taught appropriate and long overdue. go. He assured me that no problems would me into the party. I said that only one misconceptions. occur. Here is the outcome. should escon. If I had allowed myself to be denied Computer technology has changed our world considerably. Some think the We approached Sigma Alpha Mu. I The young lady and I approached Sigma access to that party it would destroy all that advances have made traditional oral and written communication obsolete. noticed some members with their attention Alpha Mu and she took my hand as we I believe in concerning equality of races. To The fact is, communication is more important than ever. Through technology, focused on me. My friend and I went went to the stamping table. Two different! those that read this, it may seem like no the world is becoming smaller and smaller. Information travels fast and far, through the doors and approached the guys were working then. One of them asked triumph at all, but I will not become one of across oceans and around the world in a matter of seconds. entrance to the party. The guy stamping for our invitations. I realized that there was those who accept discrimination. If I allow hands looked at us as if confused. I noticed an obvious dissemination of information myself to be discriminated against, those But that does not mean people do not have to talk anymore. Clear, concise his eyes focused on someone behind me. As and a majority consensus not to let me people will be less reluctant and more likely language still is essential to making heads or tails of all that data. we prepared to enter the party the hand (blacks) in. The young lady said “We don't to do it again. There are individuals out By adjusting university requirements to meet industry's needs, NCSU could stamper said that we could not go in. I need invitations for this party, only hand there who think that every black with a flat- turn out graduates who are not only skilled, but also prepared to share their asked why, and my friend did the same. He stamps." We entered the party and danced top hair cut is below average and a leather education with others. said that his fraternity brothers did not want for a while, then I noticed there were no jacket-wearing, tattooed Harley-Rider is a him (glancing at me) in there. My friend other blacks present. redneck. Ignorance has its consequences. And that is worth a few extra credit hours. asked "Is your fraternity racist?" The guy After dancing, we met her two friends. I said. “Are you black? Look around you.“ noticed one of the guys who was a pan of My friends and I often recall a racially Obviously, the person behind me did not the wall of people I was first confronted motivated incident where toilet paper rolls TECHNICIAN want me in there. I did not want any with. lie was the one who apparently did were thrown at us from the ninth floor of trouble. I told my friend we should leave. Sullivan by a group of whites. We found all Srm‘ng NorthCarolinaStarr Universitysince I920 not want me in there. I say this because he l5 of them. There Editor in Chief Managing Editor We turned around, and were faced by a pointed at me and said to his friends, “I am were five of us. The Dwuan lune Suzanne Perez wall of 10 “punks," the same people I saw pissed as hell that black guy is in my result of the incident was 14 apologies and outside. We walked up, they moved and my fraternity house.“ I just laughed at him and one nod. for he was so scared, he could not Executive News Editor . ...i’aul Woolvenon Systems Editor...... Paul Lowell friend and I departed. continued socializing with my new friends. speak. See how much stupidity and fear News Editor Wade Babcock Service Engineer...... uane Whitehurst comes out of ignorance and lack of respect Assistant News Editors...... A. tit-pins. A. Coulter We returned to his fraternity house and For the remaining l5 minutes I was there, I for color of skin. Editorial Page Editor ...... Brian 1. little Advertising were accosted by three young ladies. I had was the center of attention. I liken it to the Features Editor...... leanie Taft Advertising Manager...... Tim Ellington seen them at the stamping table. They asked movie “48 hours" and Eddie Murphy's Assistant Features Editor ...... 'Ior Hillard Sales Manager...... Cindy Sawyer why we didn't come in. My friend’s answer “redneck" bar scene. All I needed was a Frederic L Hatchett is a member Sports £ditor....., ...... Lisa Coston Office Manager Ann Sullivan of the Assistant Sport! EditorsT Olsen, l.. Montgomery Saiu...... Eric Saunders, Kristal Crutchfiel, was a nod toward me. The ladies were so badge. I left and laughed all the way home. NCSU Class of [988. Entertainment Editor...... Dan Pawlowski Stevie Schuck, Mir belle Pleiifer Science Editor...... Mark S. lnman Ad Production Manager...... Alan Nolan Assistant Science Editor...... Mark Sr hatter Assistant Ad Production Manager...... Nathan (Say So remember Forum policy Photo Editor...... 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One respondent compared the pos- olf‘icc, money tot educational mate vote in which option one received (iary Blank. from the forestry "I suggest that students at the sihle course option to gifts on enough because s'tctiins beliese the rials and A telephone hotlinc. IX votes, making it the most popu- department said that in some cours- sophomore level don't have insight (,‘hristnias morning, there is only so utth’hll) either can not or will not 'l’ltc ll‘\iiltlllt'il thlitlt’lltillll}' rcu‘tti lar. es he teaches, the main difference because they dont‘t have the experi- much time to open them all. Some do anything about ll. Ittcrdcttts til racial harassment at Option two was second, with l2 between a sophomore and a junior ence," said Blank. might never get opened. ‘l he resolution. presented by :‘s‘t‘StF states that the i-riculty votes. is that the sophomore doesn’t know He said a lot of students come out lillen (‘ox froin the department of Judith l‘t‘i\lt‘i. stated that a large Senate supports investigation oi Carolyn Miller. an instructor of as much about his major and there- of high school with adequate speak; accounting questioned the leap part ol the sexual harassment prob- such incidents. ideiitititatton of advanced English courses. said she fore doesn‘t know what he wants to ing and writing skills. For such stu- from freshman level linglish to lem at N('Sll is that sictints don't those responsible and application t'l thought this is a particularly good articulate. dents he said that two semesters of junior level linglish. kttms that there are giicsantc pro appropriate tl|\L ipliiraiy rituisiircs time to reconceive the writing pro- He said that students forced to Composition and rhetoric might not She said that lrcshman and \(tpiltr cedures on campus and that they are l he resolution is tlr-ilit .itcd to pro gram. She said that writing stresses take an advanced course in writing be necessary. more years should he used to build ellectise ll used. titling .i piodiittiyc lt.‘.trtililt_' ensr the centrality of language to all might be doing the same type of “The fact is that when you look at Competency. while the junior and The recotticndation suggested that ronnient for the pro-.sih .iitd iletel human endeavor. work in an upper level course with— students coming in. there are a few senior years should be Used for the task at hand is an educational optncnt of responsible titi/ens, said One thing called into question was in his major. who can speak well enough and application to a major. one, which might best he t'tiltillcd Senator l-iaitk Abrams

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State red even. to keep any kind of wheels on this on their hands worrying if their I have had it here at NCSU for [a campus without damage. drink has enough ice in it. year and a half, and have kept it The next time you start to key I would like to invite any person parked on a side street off campus sorneone‘s car or steal a bike whee]. reading this to try out for the with no problem. ‘ think about having your prOperty position of Mic-Man next year. If It is ironic that the minute I park it damaged. paper, aluminum cans, glass and you do not like the current situation, On campus - over by South Hall. Better yet, think about having me conserve resources plastic products will help to Sheridan needs tan then there should be nothing where I live # 'some moronic keyyou. decrease the amount of trash that holding you back from being the jackass decides to have fun by try recyting waste must be disposed of. support to win next Mic-Man. If you do not try out adding a new pinstripe to it. That GREGORY E. SMITH Every day, most of us add to the Also by not leaving the water for the position, I am sure coach particular pinstripe is grey, as in Sophomore, Forestry aiready over-stressed system of running unnecessarily during daily Congratulations to coach Sheridan Sheridan would appreciate your primer grey. This dunderhead did a garbage collection and disposal activities, such as brushing our teeth and the Wolfpack football team. support next year in the form of an remarkable job. actually. The without even thinking about the or washing dishes, we can help to Receiving a bowl berth is certainly extra shout or cheer. scratch runs the entire 14-foot Auto abusers are consequences. We need to realize conserve water. Furthermore. we an achievement. However, the team The name Dick Sheridan is very length of the car — he (or she) did subhuman morons that the steps we take now can help must be more judicious in our could have gone a lot farther with a highly held in the coaching ranks not miss an inch. They even This letter is for that select group to protect our water supplies in the choice of waste disposal sites. little more fan support. around the country. He has been managed to screw up the custom of people who receive pleasure future. Too many of us take our water for When I look at fans from schools offered two other coaching stripe job. from “keying"strangers' cars. Recently, there have been many granted. But the problems that we like Georgia, Florida State, South positions since coming to NCSU. If It will cost me at least $200 to fix, “Keying” for those of you who have instances of problems in the system. ignore today will only get worse in Carolina, and ACC rival Clemson, I another offer came along in the near the car is devalued something awful never come into contact with it, is The medical waste that washed up the future. We need to make see fans that suppon their team with future, coach Sheridan might think and it will never look quite right. when some stupid idiot runs his on our shores, the “Garbage Barge" government officials accountable undying commitment. twice about staying. It is a shame What is worse, the car behind me keys down the side of a car and incident and contaminants from an for their decisions made regarding When I look at NC. State, I see that one of the things that is keeping had its window broken out. Come leaves enormous scratches. NC. State University Hazardous waste treatment and disposal and fans that suppon the team while we us from being a football to find out that two cars down the Some of these sub-human morons Materials dumpsite entering the ensure they have the ability to are winning and then look the other powerhouse is the lack of fan street suffered the addition of passed by South Hall late Saturday local groundwater. But there are enforce regulations. Also, recycling way when we lose. In other words support. similar unwanted decorations. night and left their calling card all easy steps we can all take to help and water conservation are two easy NCSU has fair~weather fans. The CHRISTOPHER N. Lurxowsrcr To the man or woman (I use the along the side of my car. The pond alleviate these problems. steps that all of us can do to help cheerleaders try like hell to get the Senior, Speech Communication terms loosely) who did their best to scum that keyed my car does not We must expand our recycling secure clean water for the future. crowd motivated to support the destroy something in which I take know me and does not have any efforts. our water conservation team on the field, but unfortunately great pride, I have some advice. deep hatred for me, unless of course methods and improve our standards ANDREA ADAMS their efforts fall on deaf ears. The Vandals redecorate Do not ever let me see you. I will . they truly hate the owner of the car of waste disposal. Recycling of Senior. Meteorology person for whom I have the greatest be quick to extract repayment for in front of my car. cars near South Hall the damage — in whatever form No, they just walked down the New more than ever I wonder necessary. And if you are the same street and keyed cars! Why? 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The 8’0:s Decade of viruses, manna tunes The l980s are almost over, and 1 still have not So here MC a ten of the paltry events that happened learned how to do the hustle. Let us face it. this since Ronald Retrokcngan took office. decade, as a whole —— bit. It was nothing less than an Joe Corey extension of the I97OS a trip through a retro-hell. Other Side of thelience 1. “The Young Ones" For the past 10 years. America has stagnated cultural- Jill's British comedy about a bunch of college stu- ly to the point that the Weather Channel gave the same dents sluirimitig it in London has no peers. The shows effect of any Top Ten show. Pop music proved to be weak years if out of courtesy the l‘mtts \wrc tlrc are able to uplort gutter humor with high cultural even more industrial-processed cheese than ever “Decade of the Virus." urirsm lit-cause they made only a handful of shows. before. And books proved how stupid writers have For the first time since the modem \Mil'lti tit-gnu, \t'\ thc) haw no steak links. Perhaps the only reason MTV become over the years. It is a shame to think that the could turn into death. Herpes and Allis put i1 lt‘lli should iX' \rcm-d .is herrcticrai was when they picked Brazilian rainforest was mowed down for the sake of damper on coming of age. And for thosc who iru-«l to up lill\ \L'llt'\ Lllltl changed the lives of millions of Steven King, James Cavell, Jackie Collins, L. Ron avoid death by orgasm and sought refuge in tcchnolo punkrsh tccns. Hubbard, Tom Clancy and every other fool with a gy. the virus invaded the computer mciriorv ‘l'lic p.ir.i word processor. dox of this viral infection is that this vrrirs only \111 2. "Heathers" Movies were akin to their pulp kin, thus insuring late vives off of living hosts. and I would hardly call llll\ This lll(‘\lt' about .i )oting couple killing Off their night television will be crammed with lame cinema for living. high school tl.issnr.itcs “Ill be double-featured with decades to come. 1 cannot wait to battle with insomnia But there had to be some neat things happening durv "Harold and Maude" for years to come. Winona Ryder over a 3 am. showing of “Golden Child." ing this lO«year span. or 1 would have blown myself tip Ofoourse. if you trust slap a nickname on these 10, at Malcolm Forbe's last birthday bash. Si'c sun, mg.- 313

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swims into i every heart James Bond back again By Merci Bernstein Staff writer James Bond, 007, is back in “Living Daylights,” the 15th Bond Anirriatcd. (i-ratcd films are not flick. However, just for children. Disney's new this time around the British secret agent is release. "The Little Mermaid" is played by Timothy Dalton. No matter it is a \ “living" proof. good flick. The film is adapted from a Hans Christian Andersen children's tale. In this episode, Bond finds himself in the Arid Disney did a great job of Middle East fighting arms dealers and heroin bringing this romantic story to the l traffickers. Dalton, billed as the most danger— screen. r Ariel. thc mcnnaid princess, is a i ous Bond of all, provided Bond fans with an very inquisitive lbvyear-old. After exciting evening. Showtimes are this Friday searching through shipwrecked night at 7:30 and 10:00 pm. in Stewart vessels and gathering some of their Theatre. Admission contents. she becomes fascinated is $1 for students and with humans and their mysterious $1.50 for others. world. But her father, the scadord Triton. doesn't much care for Ariel's pre- occupation wrtli humans. Against her father's wishes, Ariel ii"! makes frequent trips to the sea sur— PhotoCoutuyotVtutDmoyPlcm face to spy on humans. One night Based on the classic Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale, ”the against her father’s wishes, longs to be part of the human Little Mermaid” is the story of Ariel, a sea princess who, world. But this holiday movie is not just for kids. Seem. P? 38

Holiday fun with Freddy guess not. By Marci Bernstein Catch this humorous love story directed by Staff writer Rob Reiner. It really is a must-see. Due out Lots of great films are due out on videocas- on videocassette Dec. 14. sette throughout the month of December. 80, in between catching up with your family and “Nightmare on Elm Street 5: Ilia Dream friends. tearing open those Christmas pre- Child” sents, and stuffing your face with all those Here is one to help break up the monotony Christmas goodies, relax with any of these of those boring Christmas shows on tclcvi~ soon-to-be released hits. And have a great sion. semester break. Freddy's back terrorizing a generation of kids. Freddy’s new tactic is to get them “Whoh Harry Met Sally...” while their young —.— unborn, in fact. ' saunter peitonii’aiiicsii ’ When friends become lovers, emotions get Alice, (Lisa WIIcOX) who vanquished alittle misconstrued, Freddy in Part 4 is terrorized again by Jo-el Sonnier, a singer/accordianist from Harry (Billy Crystal) and Sally (Meg Ryan) Freddy. Only this time his vrctini is her meet when they share a ride back from col— unborn child. Louisiana, will play Saturday night in N.C.. leg ifter graduation. Two versions starring this gore hero are State’s Stewart Theater. They hate each other. They have nothing in due out on videocassette. The unrated film Sonnier plays a variety of music, ranging common. ,They cannot agree on anything at contains one minute of censored material. It all. At least after this road trip, they will must be one fun~filled minute! from cajun and country to rock and pop. He Both versions are due out on videocassette performed with notable artists including never see each other again. Or will they? has This assumption turns out to be totally Dec. 20. Johnny Cash and Elvis Costello. wrong when, years later, they meet again, The performance, part of the Pine Cone become best friends, and finally become “Star fruit 1!: The Final Frontier" series, is scheduled for 8 pm. Saturday. For lovers. The crew is reunited once again to cruise This film attempts to answer the immortal outerspace in the Enterprise. ticket information, call the theater box office question, "Can a man and woman really just at 737-3104. be friends?” After the outcome of this film, 1 See Honnon. Prlge 33

The Sounds

of the ’805

Rockin’ and rollin’ in Raleigh Carter Finley, which played host By Dan Pewlowski to the Triariglc's biggest outdoor Entertainment Editor shows this decade, brought The The ‘805 witnessed a turnaround Who, The Rolling Stones and Pink in live entertainment in the Floyd to Raleigh. All these events Triangle. From'Raleigh to Chapel were sold out. And all of them were Hill, this area has been bombarded must-sees. with a variety of shows. Besides the NC‘SU campus wak- Much of the change starting on ing tip to the music scene the latter the NC. State campus, as Reynolds halfof this decade. (‘hripcl Hill also Coliseum once again began hosting got hip to eritcrtaiiitricrit. rock ’n' roll acts. it was Aerosmith, The‘Dean Domc ltitltltl its home the original dirty boys of rock, on the University of North (‘arolinl starting things back up. campus, and whether or not you Following this band were groups like baby blue. you had to like some like Def Leppard. AC/DC and Rush of the rock 'n' roll in that 20!!!)- to name a few. But the shows of the seat arena. decade were yet to be witnessed by Sling, Bruce Springsteen and Capital City crowds. Elton John lt'iltl the list of musical Enter Carter-Finley Stadium and, seen live to real- shortly thereafter. The Who. anists that mUst be Promoting their 25th Anniversary ly appreciate. tour, these Brits pulled out all the l-‘orturititcly. both old and new . stops for the solduout crowd. The artists are siliedulcd to tour the band put on the best all-around live 'l'ritiiiglc area in the near future. For other show out—performing most other listings, check 'l'cclirirciaii or \li‘vt‘n Kiwi” ”alto-y iii lhr- Who linitis his hand .it (Qirft'riFirilr'y Stadium. bands on tour in the '80s. Ritlt‘ltlli .tlt'd ptiblit ritroris hint of .I‘wrtmrirth performs Ill Rr’vnoitls C(rlist’um At IBM, outstanding peope don’t stand still.

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