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Technician i,-.,_,,,,, c. “at". .- a ______North Carolina State University’s Student Newspaper Since 1920 partlycloudy Raleigh, North Carolina February 21, 1997 Volume 77, Number 61 "'68L059"'67L056 Medical school Expo to be held Heavy computer usage spurs memory upgrade The Deans of Admission from every North Carolina medical I An increase in NCSU stu- classes. and many students use the is to eliminate single-disk memory inc phase will take place before stirri- school will be speaking on dent computer usage has minority of their quota to run web failures. Another benefit of the new sy stem iner sessions begin. when quotas Saturday. Feb. 22nd from 1 pm. page's. ”The RAH) technology allows is that students who inadyertently will increase, to 6 pm. in Poe Hall. motivated a system up- “l’coplc's titili/ation was catching riiore redundancy and makes file delete a file will be able to restore it Although there were a few initial Topics of discussion will in- grade. tip with the amount of quota we systems more reliable.” Willis said more easily than before. glitches in the new Ri\ll) system. clude scholarship information were providing." said William The system being implemented "This file space." said Willis. "is operators haye ironed them out and and information regarding how Bv KRISTEN SPRl‘IIJ. Willis, the associate provost of aca» uses seven hard disks. with five in backed tip and reliable. and you can expect the implementation to go to choose a MCAT program that SIAM Winnie dcinic computing, “Twenty constant use. Should one hard drive get to it and put things on it and ex- through with no problems. is right for each individual. Student computer memory qUotas megabytes is nothing to some guys fail. the sixth is :ictiyated to restore pect things to stay there.” "For almost two weeks now we Free refreshments will be pro- will increase significantly after in design.“ hc added. the information. and the seventh Thc money to pay for the have had a system up and running vided. Spring Break. in the past. if students needed ex- acts as a hot swap drive to transfer 8300.000 upgrade Will be taken with a full load." said Kneifel. “We The expo is being presented by N.C. Slate's computer system al- tra memory space. they had to pay the information to the failed sector. from student fees oyer the next four are quite confident with the new the NC State PreMed/Prel)ent lows a certain amount of default for a higher quota in some cases. With this sy stein. “we should haic years. system.” club. memory per student. and this quota extra memory was proyided from a tio downtime if a single dose tails." “The money comes from the edu- Many students returning from will more than double from eight to surplus “class locker." tised primar- Director of ('oinputing and cational technological fee." ex- spring break will not notice any dif- 20 megabytes this semester. il_\ in class When students began lnforiniitions Systems (‘harles plained Willis. "All students pay it." ference in their on~canipus comput< N.C. State grad The change reflects an increase in taxing this extra memory. the ad- Kneifel said. The first phase of the change will er service. Kneifel said , student receives student usage of NCSU's computer niinistiation decided it was time to Kneifel also said the entire system take place oy er spring break. when “it may feel a little bit faster." system. Design and engineering stu- upgrade. will be backed up nightly on mag- the system will be moved to the Kneifcl said. “But my goal would Fellowship dents routinely riiii out of memory One goal of the new memory sys— netic tape. so that nothing will be liigh~.iyailability redundant memory be that they didn't really notice the for the programs they run for their tem. which uses RAll) technology. lost in the event of a hard drive fail- with faster seryers. The second change." Karen F Harwell of Raleigh. a doctoral candidate in NCSU‘s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. has re- CHASS sponsors ceived a 56.000 Zonta if Car, motorcycle collide ” International Foundation Amelia Earhart Fellowship for 1996-97.

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I Curtis Staples torches State for State felt better than good coming out for ___.l m ___-_ the second half. The Pacl. .it ide a 1 1-3 run to 26 points to lead Virginia to a 55-46 open tip the second half. highlighted by victory. Danny Strong's three—pointer that cut the once l‘)-point deficit to |(). Bv J.P. GIULIO Five minutes later. another Strong three ctit To helT Si \ll Winn it the margin to four at 40-36. If Wednesday night‘s game proved But lcsvthan-stellar foul shooting plagued anything. it's that one of NC. Slate‘s best the Wolfpack time and time again down the halves of basketball was not good enough to stretch run. Slate managed only o—ol3l3 free with overcome its worst. throws in the second half. ()r it could simply be "We don't have the luxury to be successful Virginia 55 with that kind of free throw shooting." State that if Curtis Staples gets coach Herb Sendek said. NC. State 46 hot enough. it doesn‘t With State trailing by five. Jeremy Hyatt’s Dean matter what learn he's three-pointer bounced off the back of the iron playing. the Cavaliers are going to win. with 52 seconds left and the comeback Bolstered by Staples' 7-of—|() three-point officially ended. shooting, the 6—foot-3 guard outscored the (‘1‘. Harrison. hero of Sunday‘s 60-59 win I Have you ever noticed Wolfpack (Ill-l3. Z-IZ ACC) by himself in over Wake Forest. had other ideas about the that Satan and Dean Smith the first half. II- I 7. to give the Cavaliers 1 l5— loss. ll. 6-8) enough breathing room to barely “We're not a team that can get down by 1‘) are never seen at the same withstand Slate's furious second-half charge points and try to make a big run.“ Harrison. time? Coincedence? I think and beat the Pack for the sixth straight time. w ho finished With l4 points. said. not. 55-46. Staples silenced a sold—out Reynolds Virginia managed only three field goals on Coliseum front the get-go with a troika of I have a set ere hatred for 18 percent shooting in the second half. But three-pointers in the first 2:38 of the game. Carolina Basketball. Virginia‘s l‘)~point half. proved to be enough Like the rest of his team. he was silenced in Why. do you ask? Pull up a chair to pick up their sisth ACC win. the second half. held without a three-pointer. .9 :1 (if you‘re reading this while ’ “We didn't always play well." Virginia standing in line at the restaurant of i coach Jeff Jones said. “Regardless. wrrining r & All”? WHA‘iarfi’”7/3 \r‘ your choice). and I'll tell you. ‘ on the road makes us feel pretty good." 508 CAVS, Page 7 Jeremy Hyatt goes up for the shot, unfortunately the bolt had a different idea, The most obvious reason to hate . Carolina is Dean Smith. Plainly l put. Smith. to me. is the figurehead l of all that is evil. ()k. so may be that‘s a little strong. but you get nty I State post-season hopes getting dim drift. While growing up in the wilds I around Fayetteville. I had to endure the endless rants and raves of UNC: ! - - - motivation. that‘s evident in llic how they had just won the ACC l I Wednesday‘s loss deals a way the team rebounded alter the tournament. how they won the l blow to N.C. State post— 6 6 hen the 1 North Carolina loss to upset Wake national championship and worst of l season chances. However. the lack of emotion at the all. how Les had dropped yet i dust . beginning of Wednesday tl|_L'lll“s another game to the Tar Heels. i BY J.P. Grotto settles. I don‘t loss may have had something tr .to Nothing ruined my day worse l Sior “Rlllis' with taking one garlic at a time than to show up at South View l know what it‘s "No matter w hat \ou say. your. High School (where the school After hearing then-ranked No. _‘ going to rttap otit the games ahead motto is “(to to hell Terry Sanford- Wake Forest on its home court. going to equate to. of you." llyatl said. “Hopefully we tltat is. it you want to") the day visions of post-season plums began cart string a couple of wins togt-iltci after Dean laid a 20-point dancing in the heads of N (‘ State biit people are and keep tltc season going ” shelackiiig on Us. lnvarrably l—and farts ev cry w here. going to know In order to quality for the National the other si\ State fans at school— With three consecutive conterencc Invitational 'l‘ournarricnt. State rrtust would have to endure the taunts home games left on the schedule. a they were iii a be at least Still \Villt a lit l1 from the [NC fans. sweep into the x\(‘(‘ ‘l‘ournamcnr record. the Pack will need to win its I‘m sure you ran into quite a few wasn't out of the question battle." next three games. all .it home. in growing tip How many lirrtes have Avoiding the playiut game for the addition to at least its first garlic in you heard. "I liked the way you first time in five years seemcd to bc llcr‘b Sendek. the .~\t‘(‘ 'l'ournament. lll order to spotted us those It) points right a reality based on remaining games \ (‘ Stale coach quality. froin the get go.” Or how about. for (ieorgia Tech. Florida Slate and State has riot been to the pm. “Les really krtows his stuff. don‘t the Wolfpack at least be able to live with season since forrttcr coach lc~ he‘.’". Seven Curtis Staples‘ three iilll'si’lu‘s H Robinson's first season. l‘ltlllr‘lt Well. the man behind the pointers and seven missed free The loss is especially troubling to That learn. featuring ('ltris madness. Dean Smith. has made throws later. NC. State finds itself the \L‘llllll\ on the team. l'.\Cll ittore (‘orchianL Rodney Monroe and himself an esen grayer enemy of in art all too familiar position as the so tor .lcicmv llyatl and Jason Toni (iiigliotta. made it to the mine in the past year. season winds dow ”7 last place. Sutton. botlt ot whom have been second round of the N( \.‘\ While covering "Operation “In the end. the final result may be here tor the last lotir seasons. In 'l‘ournament before losing to Basketball". a yearly press pleasing to some. it may not be ds that tune. State has not piil together Oklahoma State. 7 i-o—l conference w ith the coaches of the pleasing to others." first-year coach back to back w ms in the .-\(‘('. True to torrtt. Scridek isn t ACC. I had the rare opportunity to JAttE OBI/STAFF Herb Sendek said. “As long as we There is something to be said for meet Dean Despite my hatred of When Curtis Staples (right) wosn't lighting it up from beyond the can look in the mirror and say Sendek‘s “daylight compartment" the man. I was still taken by the arc. he was finding it just as easy to drive the lane in the first holl. we‘ve got nothing in reserve. we‘ll .Srr- NCAA, l’rret myth. Tlte man who had coached some of the NBA‘s most successful players was going to be sitting at the same table as my self. But upon meeting him. [couldn't UNC-Gee Wiz, It’s time help but wonder one thing—what was the big deal‘.‘ The lone impression I got from the brief conference with Beam the Pack Wins for Tech was that this guy doesn‘t give a damn. We tried to ask the titan intelligent questions concerning the I In its first home game of Picrcy to ltit for extra bases twice in I State's hoops teams try to outlook of the coming basketball the season, the State the inning get some revenge on those old season. yet all he gave us was this “We have a good hitting team. friends front Atlanta. vacant. lost»in-his-own-world. baseball team defeated and l was fortunate to get two at- where—thehell—are-rity-Depends UNC—G. bars in one inning." Piercy said. Bv K. (; -\l~‘l~'\l~ \ look coupled with his one or two The marathon inning started with St \tl \\Hllll< word answers. The last place on Bv A.S. MARTIN a double from l’iercy. and earth he wanted to be was there in Sr-orr Wkiirrt designated hitter Craig Lee Two poirtts. Greensboro talking to us “lowly followed with a single. Matt That Was what it look for ticorgia reporter ty pes.” Spring-like weather and the ping l’ostell‘s sacrifice fly batted in Tech to defeat NC State earlier this Well. Dean. maybe there is such a of the aluminum bats were iii the air Piercy. then third-baseman David season That's all the Yellow .l.:r kcls thing as karma. You know. the on Wednesday for NC. State Tresler singled. Senior Tom needed to beat the men‘s unit women s philosophy that says good deeds baseball‘s home opener. The Sergio's first home run of the basketball learns. yield good fortunes. amt vice- Wolfpack (3—3) was in top forrtt as season knocked in Postell and When the Woltpack Women took on they handed llNC-Cireensboro tS-I l Tresler. Jackets early iii January. versa‘? I think years of aloofness their first loss of the season. in a 9— Sergio. who hit .39l his the Yellow towards the press has started to 2 decision. State walked away trortt Atlanta with"1 unravel the establishment of Starting Pack pitcher Kurt sophomore year. had something of its first loss in over nine games. Carolina basketball. Granted the Blackmon (0-0) got off to a shaky a slump during part of last season The men‘s southern escursion ended Tar Heels are on a roll. but the 0-3 start. giving the Spartans their only and let his average slip—all the in a 54-53 loss. as a last second three ACC start is an encouraging sign two runs of the game in the first way down to .3l7. He was moved point shot frortt Danny Strong missed for Wolfpack farts. third of the first inning. He was frorti second base to centerfield to the mark. Who knows. maybe in a couple of replaced by senior Clay Eason it. help him improve his concentration. This weekend. both Stale teams get a years the McDonald‘s All- 0). who proceeded to strike out but is now back at second, which is chance to return the lavoi Ill the Americans will start looking over seven Spartans in his 5 3/3 ittiiings where he feels at home. friendly confines of Rey holds towards Raleigh and turn their on the mound. “I feel back on track." Sergio said. Coliseum. attention away froin Dean Smith‘s Although he allowed only one hit “I‘m back in the flow at second The weekend kicks off Saturday at "circ—de—solei" of wasted talent. this outing. hason feels Wolfpack base. and hits are falling where they noon with the Wolfpack men taking on fans haven't yet seen his best stuff. should." Tech. State looks to bounce back from Ktiow what, .lumei' Cur/e really “I didn‘t feel like I pitched my First baseman Luis Figueroa a 55-46 loss to Virginia in it‘s last digs ER. though. .stnv comments best." Eason said. “I didn‘t have my followed Sergio‘s homer With his home game. can he (llrt't‘tt'tl to his e-murl at speed.“ The Pack batted around the own jack for the Pack. Seniors Danny Strong and Jeremy Jamesfll‘smascancsuedu or (all lineup in the second. scoring seven TECHNleAN Fiit Provo 5 | 5—241 1. (lo Km; [11 Srille.’ runs and allowing left-fielder Brad See BASEBALL. Page > One chore tor the Pack men will be stopping Gory Sounders. See TECH, Page ‘2 Page 4 National News February 21, 1997

three- pointers. (‘hiisity Melvin. who has been On Sunday. Kay Yow‘s team demolishing the interior defenses Anti-abortionists keep Tech looks to continue its ruti through the around the league since the middle end of the conference schedule. ofJantiary (‘oIiIiituedimnt Pitct' ." State has picked up impressive Kisha lord and Danielle Doiiehew Hyatt led the Pack. who struggled wins in its last two games in look to lead l'cch past the Pack. right to confront patients from the floor. shooting under 40 Reynolds Coliseum. downing liortl earned .»\(‘(‘ Player of the percent for the game and St) percent Maryland and North Carolina. Week htlnttts. helping Tech down front the foul line. preyiously undefeated in the ACC three conference opponents. I The Supreme Court demonstrators front "commun- but the entire appeals court voted State freshman Damon Thornton and ranked No. 4 in the nation at Against Wake Forest. the S-loot-l l reversed an earlier decision iciiting a message from a normal l3-2 last year to reimpose them. led the Pack with 19 points and I2 the time. senior guard scored ll points and which restricted the conversational distance." The Supreme Court case was rebounds in the last outing against Against the Tar Heels. five of pulled down siy rebounds. Rehnquist added that “leatletting initiated by an appeal filed by two the Yellow Jackets, State‘s players posted double digits Doiiehew shared the conference‘s minimum distance a and commenting on matters of men — Dwight Saunders and the The Pack will have to stop [995- in the scoring column. including Rookie of the Week honors with protester had to keep from public concern are classic forms of Rev. Paul Schenck. 96 All-ACC player Matt Harpring. senior Umeki Webb. who has Duke’s l’eppi Browne. averaging the abortion patients. speech that lie at the heart ofthe Schenck. a Reformed Episcopal The junior forward has taken over served as the catalyst for the Puck‘s 8.3 points per game in the Jackets' First Amendment." Justice Stephen minister in Virginia Beach. Va., and the leadership role on the Jackets' recent tear through the conference. three victories. Bv \VILLIAM Dot (HAS Breyer cast the lone dissenting an employee of the American squad since the departure of Webb has been close to a triple» The women‘s game kicks off at NEWSDAY vote. In the separate vote that Center for Law and Justice. founded by conservative tele- Stephon Marbury and Drew Barry double in the past three games for noon in Reynolds on Sunday. WASHINGTON The Supreme vangelist Pat Robertson. said after last season. State. Webb has also had the added Tickets will be ayailable at the Court Wednesday said abortion National Wednesday's decision was a major State was able to hold Harpring to pressure of controlling the Puck's Coliseum ticket office with a valid opponents have the free-speech victory for abortion opponents. just four first-half points in Atlanta. halfcourt offense. All~Canipiis ll) card. The men will right to confront clinic patients and “This allows conscientious pro- but the (Hoot-7 forward came back At the center of the Pack\ attack tipoft at 12.30 Saturday. workers up close on most public life people to return to the street to score 12 points. including two is first-team All-ACC candidate byways. and tell the truth about abortion In a fractured decision, the :‘v‘r‘y without going to jail and facing inning. inning each. justices voted x-l to strike down a bankruptcy," Schenck said. The Pack scored again in the sixth Dorn. also .i State quarterback. federal judge's order that restricted N E W S Abortion-rights supporters also Baseball off Chris Combs' two run homer. allowed one hit and struck out two. anti-abortion demonstrators at said the Supreme Court‘s decision Six of the Wolfpack‘s nine starters lie I\ eypcctcd to back tip Jamie clinics in Buffalo and Rochester. reaffirmed fixed zones around affirmed their cause. Marilyn Colin/triedfrom Price .i stole a base during the game. with liariicttc at quarterback next fall. N.Y.. from getting within 15 feet of clitiic entrances and parking lots. Buckham. executive director of "Everyone is hitting good." none caught. Sergio stole his 53th "It's great to know my teaitimates patients and clinic workers on Justices Antonin Scalia. Clarence GYN Womenscrvices of Buffalo. Figueroa said. “The team chemistry career base Wednesday. his third giic behind inc." Dorii said. public streets and walkways. The Thomas and Anthony Kennedy cast one of the clinics where abortion is very good this year." for the season. and is the ctirrcnt "ll’itching at lloukl lclt real good." Supreme Court said the "floating dissenting votes. opponents held protests in 1992, Jake Weber was tip nest in the school record holder. This weckciid the Pack will take buffer zones“ violated the pro- The Supreme Court's ruling stems said the Supreme Court “upheld the inning and got on base through the "They‘re doing a really good job oti l‘)‘)o (‘ollegc \Vorld Series testers' rights guaranteed by the frotn a 1900 decision by theU.S. buffer zone. which is the heart of Spartan second basenian‘s error. of running the bases." State coach champs l.oiiisi:in.t State. followed Constitution‘s First Amendment. District Court in w'estem New York this case." After stealing a base. Weber was Elliott Avent said. “It‘s ama/ing by 'l‘iiltinc. l‘licn State will face the The Supreme Court. however. to ptit an end to years of Kate Michelman. president of the batted in by Chris Combs‘ single. It's a real tribute to the hard work Spartans .it (ircciisboro on the 26th. voted 0-3 to uphold a fixed confrontational protests outside National Abortion and Repro- Piercy drove iii Combs with a they and Coach [Billy] Best have The Pack will be back home the bufferyZO zone that kept demon~ clinics there. The lower federal ductive Rights Action League, triple. put in." Z‘y’lh for a thtcc game series against strators at least 15 feet from clinic court created both the 15-foot zone called the Supreme Court‘s decision Greensboro‘s starting pitcher Pack pitchers Rodney Orinond. (ieorge Washington l’nivcrsity'. entrances. saying those restrictions around the clinic entrances and the a “mixed message.“ Jonathan Jackson tl.. (l-lt was Grant Dom and Scott Dobson also (ianictiiiies are 3 pin. l-riday and were necessary to ensure access to floating zone. “On the heels of recent clinic replaced after facing Piercy' for the saw time on the mound during the Hi) pm. Saturday and Sunday. the clinic for abortion-seeking A three-judge panel of the 2nd violence and bombings in Atlanta. second time in the seven-run last three innings. pitching an women. US. Circuit Court of Appeals Oklahoma and. last night, at a In the ruling. Chief Justice struck down the floating buffer Virginia clinic. women exercising State cyplodcd thiough the second William Rehnquist wrote that the zone and a restriction on "sidewalk their right to choose clearly need half with powerful surges from the floating zones on public by‘w'ays counselors" who tried to dissuade protection from those who oppose NCAA Wolfpack forwards and by \titllc‘ fancy and prevented the anti-abortion patients from having an abortion, abortion.” quick ball movement, (i‘ontmui‘tiyiiimt Four 1' Desmond Cutler led the way for worried about any post-season Notes the Pack oy scoring It) points scenarios. during the game .‘\lsi) contributing “We started to battle the first I The Wolfpack rugby heavily to the effort w as Phillip mugust I4, 1975 - May 25, 1996 day." Sendek said. “We're going to Moss. who added scyen points. and battle to the last day. team rolls on. Mark low c. (‘hi‘is Kiiopp and Clay The sisters of Sigma Kappa sorority "When the dust settles. I don't Shouts St \ll Rll‘ltkl (ioiiis. who each scored five points would like to thank the brothers of know what it's going to equate to. it plL‘c‘t‘ Delta Sigma Phi fraternity but people are going to know they The NC. State men's club rugby The llside \\oltp.ick team also for their were in a battle." team destroyed UNC~Wilmington tlc‘lt‘tltctl liV(‘\\4 l1 Ill sincere kindness and generous With the signing of five Saturday to move to 2-0 overall. New tip lot the Pack l\ rival East contribution toward the memorial promising freshmen. two of whom The Wolfpack defeated L’NCW. (iroliiiii St.itt \ biggest gaitie ol scholarship fund in memory of Tacy are rated in the top 10 in the 33H). under several inches of rain the year. lht gone will begin Anna Smith. country at their position tArch at Method Road Soccer Stadium. Saturday at l p in. .it the lower Anna graduated from NC State in Miller. P(i; Ron Kelly. Ct. The game was moved from the intramural fields It w cathcr is bad. Wolfpack fans have reason to lower intramural fields at State to the game will .igaiii be moved to May of 1995. Anna’s deep love, and believe the return to the post. Method Road due to adverse \lk‘llltttl Ril‘cltl spirit for her school was exemplified season is not too far away. weather. Sunday. the Pack will hayc a in everything she did. She dedicated But that‘s little solace to Hyatt The Wolfpack A-side team was makeup game with \\.ikc Forest. her time as a Stately Lady, a Sigma and Sutton. ahead of the Seahawks. 12-10. at The first guttic was postponed due Kappa and Wolfpack Athletic’s number halftime. and never looked back lit .itl\c't'\c' \\ Cdlllt'l one fan. It was not what Anna did, but lltl sL‘L‘. who she was that left the greatest f Technician Sports: Quite possibly. it‘s the closest thing to a solar eclipse you'll cyei .- impact on everyone she knew. 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Vertical srasss astizvtni~- -vn—-"~...-yrunm.mm0|flu . Mimic Horizon Steven Curtis Chapman =2 Stevcn (‘urtis Chapman brings the Signs of Life tour to (‘hapel Hill on April 35 at 7'30 pm Also ', scheduled to appear arc Audio Adrenaline and i ('arotyn Arcnds 'l ickcts are available at the Stitith at the E Center Box (Mice and all ticketittastcr locations or 1 by calling t9l9i ski—.1000 Raleigh Symphony Orchestra f Sunday. Feb 3‘ at K p m. at Stewart Theatre 5 Beethoven's \‘inth with the Raleigh ()ratorio Society Brewery § Symphonic (‘hoit' E The Button South Sunday. fish 3:. fine Point l’i\t.’. Jtinipstarts. tLIccti'ic I A great live show is looming on the i Mistress and Automatic Slim. horizon. The ArtsCenter 3 Friday and Saturday. Feb. 31 and 33. The Red Clay Bv Ki;i.i.v MARKS : Ramblers at s p.m. Simon S'Arr WQt'Et'J . Sunday. Feb. 23.Ja/1 ('oncert. Lois Daw son and Tapestry at pm. The Triad's favorite acoustic quartet. Vertical . N. (3. Museum ofArt Horizon. will bring their special blend of soulful ; Sunday. Feb. 13. Classical guitar by students front strutttming and roots'y rock to the Brewery this ~ the i ', ('. Scltool oi the Arts at 1 p itt. Admission is Tuesday. Feb, 25, . tree. The group is lteaded by Matt Scannell and Keith Kane \VCPF. 89.7 FM who. together have ottert been touted as a rttale version ; Saturday. Feb. 32. The Metropolitan Opera. of the Indigo Girls. Although they prefer to he thought i "Wo/Icck." of as acoustic rockers. the comparison is not unfounded. Their influences are apparent. with their rttusic echoing the sourtds of James Taylor. the Dave Cinema Matthews Band. .lackopierce and Simon and Garfunkel. ‘- Campus Cinema Perhaps this has to do with the many bands that 1 Shows are Sf St) for students arid $2.00 tor guests. Vertical Horizon has come iitto contact with. They have Friday. Feb. 2| “Slccpc's" .tt and 9pm. opened iii the past for Edward McCain. Better Than ; Saturday. Feb 22 “Romeo and Juliet" .it 7 aitd 9 pm. Ezra. the Allman Brothers and Widespread Panic. 5 Sunday. Feb. 23 “West Side Story” at 7 pm. Carter Beauford. drummer for the Dave Matthews . Monday. Feb. 24 "Where the River Hows North" at 7 Band. provided the percussiott for their last record pin, while Jackopierce served as another guest performer. Tuesday. Feb. 25. “Stonewall" at o and 8 pm. Gay But the success of the hand is entirely their own. Awareness Week presentation. Admission is $2. Scannell and Kane first set out as a duet with their North Carolina Museum of Art debut album “There 6’; Back Again" in I992. A true do» ' Friday and Saturday. Feb. 2] and 22 at 7 and 9 pm. it-y‘ourself project. the album had impressive sales. . Winter Foreign Film Series. Louis Malle livtensive touring led the two guitarists to produce their Puc'o cotimgsv or row more tetcoiios Retrospective. “Atlantic City." follow-up album. “Running on Ice." in I995. Since Matt Scannelt. Keith Kane. Ed Toth and Ryan Fisher of Vertical Horizon. then they have beeit Joined by bassist Ryan Fisher and drummer Fd Toth. and have continued to totir Hurricane l'tan passed ov erhead. However. the storm are powerful pieces encompassing the whole ensemble. theater endlessly. It is their live perfonttances that have earned didn‘t ptit a damper on anyone's spirits. The recordings while “The Ride" is a rolling. crowd-swaying rhythm Thompson Theatre them their Carolina following. are phenomenal with sittokitig guitars aitd terrilic test. lie sure to listen for “Wash Away." w hich. when _» "Holy Ghosts." Feb. 12-15. l9-22 and 26-March l at In fact. the band's live performances are so incredible crowd response. ()v er l500 fans can be heard singing played live. transforms into a rollicking. guitar- ' it pm. February 16 and 23 at 3 pm. Presented in the that Rhythmic Records has recently released the along to tltc opening track. “The Man Who Would Be strtiinnting. explosion of energy. ; Studio Theatre. group‘s third compact disc. “Live Stages.” a composite Santa " Tickets for the show are $6. The opening act will be Raleigh Little Theatre of two nights of live pertoriitances. l‘his 'l'ucsday ‘s show promises to be a good one if the l‘he Gathering Field, W‘ittore information. call 334- "archy & mehitabel." Feb. 2! through 28. For ticket The twelve tracks were recorded Sept. 5 and 6, l996. compact disc is arty indication. Songs like "On the Sea" 70M. inforritation call (919)821-3lll. at Ziggy"s in Winston-Salem. while a weakening 2 Carolina L'nion ! “Give‘em Hell Harry." Starring Kevin McCarthy. To . be presented at 5’ pm. March 2|. in Memorial Hall on 3 the l'N’Ct‘hapel Hill campus. To purchase tickets Cravin’ Melon Senior i call the (luoliita lTition Ticket Office at (9I9) 962- ’; H49 weekdays from 10 am. to 5 pm. Tickets issued I for the llolbrook performance will be honored for this performance party ; Meredith Performs rolls on the Hill f “Cast No Shadow " Feb. Iii-22 at 8 pm. and Feb. 23 at 3 pm Pertormed in the Studio Theatre. For tickets 3 call the box office at t9 l9) 829-2840. I This Melon’s ripe and ready to South Carolina. ll is planned go. hard to avoid com- parisons to another 5 Opportunities Southern sensation. I The Senior Class Council Bv Kr.t.t.v NIARKS Hootie and the _. Auditions Swain S'AF‘ WWtw Blowfish. It‘s easy to urges students to travel in ' l'liit‘teen outdoor historical dramas front across the Witlt the recent release of their major see similarities “Packs” to the men‘s last : country will hold auditions for summerjobs for between the two ACC basketball game. I actors. singers. dancers. and technicians at the label debut. "Red Clay Harvest." aitd their groups: they come Institute of Outdoor Drama. UNC-Chapel Hill on single "Come l'ndone" enjoying heavy air Bv LISA litav 3 March 22. I997 To request an application. send a play. Cravin' Melon is starirtg success froitt the same arca. S». f. Scan W 2. '_ self-addressed. stamped business envelope to: straight in the eye. But with over 300 live grew up listening to Auditions Coordinator. institute of Outdoor Drama. shows urtder their belt and a self—released the same local bartds. l.ife cart be pretty stressful sonic- ; CB“ 3340. NationsBank Plaza. UNC—CH. Chapel album that sold more than 20.000 copies. and are friends, titties. and there are occasions when 1, Hill. NC 275994240. Completed Applications must it is hardly a surprise. However. although we all feel like we are stuck in a F be received no later than March I7. 1997. The S.(‘. quartet has been developing a flattered by tltc cont» 4...}? rtit. However. most ol the titiic we 3 Thompson Theatre loyal fan base throughout Georgia and the panson. Cravin' Mel» PM i't." t.OUMEbv' t“ MEQP tray Hit C‘ifvtis come out of them when we rcaIi/e ; Auditions will be held for "Theatrefest ‘97" on Carolinas since their formation in I993. on members insist Jones, Reames. Chapman and Bowers may be from that we have friends and supporters March 3-3 (Sunday—Monday ) at 6 pm. Be prepared When dnimmer Rick Reames and guitarist that there is some- the South, but they're no typical Southern band. that back Us up all of the way. That 2 with a l—Z minute monologue. Scripts available for Jimho Chapman reali/ed that their band thing about thcir is JUsl one of the many reasons why i perusal in theater office. For more information call "Next Move" was moving nowhere. they music that sets them that. The culmination of tltrcc years of we should all attend the Wolf- i t9l9i515-2405, teamed up with Doug Jones and 1.]. apart front the typical Southern sound, tourittg aitd perfecting their sound. the pack‘s last ACC gantc of the season. l Volunteers Bowers. an acoustic duo who called Their fans tend to agree. The proof is in compact disc is a little different Itont the ()it Wednesday. Feb. Io. in l'NC-TV seeks volunteers to answer phone calls. themselves “DoghoLisc.” The four the ntusic 7— their downtwcar'th pop goes band‘s live shows. Matty familiar songs Reynolds Coliseum at 7 .10 pm . sign up new donors. and help send out promotional Clemson l'niversity graduates felt that beyond the stcrcotypcs that plagtic are presented with new Itl\ll‘tttllt‘llitlll0tl NC. State men's basketball team rttaterials during the "Festival ‘97 " telethon. For more there was something electric when they “Southern Rock." The songs are different and all of them have been broken dowit w ill tace Florida State Seminoles. inforirtation call Debra Beller at (919) 5-19-7173. performed together and thus the seeds of than those of traditional rock groups front The Senior (‘lass Council is blossom into Cravin' Melon the South. such as the Allitian Brothers ittto acoustic torntat llic haitd insists that what would and Lynard Skynatd. lnstcad. Crav'in‘ although some songs were changed for sponsoring the Senior Night event. were sown. Melon has a wide range that appeals to a enhancement. lll many instances the songs and it is funded by the NCSl" Art This doesn't mean that there haven‘t variety of audiences. Alumni Association. Exhibition: My Art is a Meditation: Works by been a few weeds in the patch. though As testament to ”We wanted to support a Senior Dennis Paul Williams a suddenly successful pop group from “Red Clay Harv cst” is a .bii MELON, I’tlk’l' - ' Night so seniors could get the Dennis Paul Williams shares some of his visual arts opportunity to see their last borne with The Craft Center Gallery through March 6. ACC basketball game. promote There is no admission and the pieces are for sale. For class unity. aitd have a party with 3 more information call (9l9) 515-2457 ‘Stonewall’ plays at Campus Cinema all of the students to celebrate the spirit of the university." said Jennifer Hanes. senior class Workshops I The film commemorates gay bars. and the general oppression faced involved with the bars Mafia manager. president. Global Leadership Conference events leading up to the New by gay men arid women before the Gay Skinny Vinnie. Seniors can receive their tickets The fourth annual Global Leadership Conference will Rights Movement began in earnest. Matty Dc'an arid l aMiranda hit it oil and for the NCSU versUs Florida State take place Saturday. February 22 in the University York riots that marked the Near the beginning of the filtti. young become lovers of sorts. later. Matty game at the ticket window for Student Center. Conference runs from 9 a.m.— 2; l5 beginning of the Gay Rights Matty Dean arrives at the Port Authority. attends a meeting of the Mattachine seniors (Window #3) next Monday. pm. Tickets are $5 and are available through Ticket Movement. ready to begin art incredible adventure iii Society. a group of older. slightly more Feb. 3-1 at 7 am. Central. 5 lS-I 100. The conference is open to the the big city that itot even he cart anticipate. conservative litillltisctt'tlttls who want to Following the game. there will be public. STAFF RtPom He soon finds his way to the Stonewall change society iii a gradual. non- a party at the Big Bad Wolf (2526 TECHNICIAN lnn —— not exactly a “gay" bar. btit a bar thrcatening way. It is here that Matty Hillsborough St.) until 2 a.m.. and Native American Literary Conference “Stonewall" is a semi-fictional account where drag queens aitd other homosexuals meets lithan. a slightly confused activist all students are welcomed to attend. A 3-day Native American Literary Heritage of a pivotal moment in the history of the can gather without C\Ct,‘ssl\L‘ fear of the who is not nearly as radical as the “They will be checking every- Conference will be held at Guilford College modern day Gay Rights Movement: The police. Still. that nigltt the police stage a younger. angrier Matty. one‘s lD. There will be a DJ aitd April 4-6. There will be workshops. speakers. panel drug queen«led riots outside the Stonewall raid on the bar. arid Matty soon learns his LaMiraitda has been called tip for service drink specials; if you‘re ll. of discussions and an evening with the Southem Sun Inn in New York's Greenwich Village in first lesson iit tyranny. as the cops shake iit Vietnam. and Matty accompanies her to course.” Hanes said. Singers. The conference is open to the public. For I969. It was these riots that gave birth to down the clientele. arresting sortie a military induction center. where. If you have arty questions inforntation. contact the NC. Writers‘ Network at gay rights today. and this moment itt (including Matty. who stuck up for the needless to say. she is reiectcd when her concerning this event. please call (919) 9679540. history is still commemorated around the queens) arid sending others to the papers are stamped “chtial Deviant." 5l5—3375 and talk with Jennifer Master of Arts in Liberal Studies world every June as Lesbian arid Gay washroom to clean the iitalsc—iip off their Matty becoiiics more and more Hanes or Matt Sntith. NC. State will hold information sessions Monday Pride Day. faces. politically involved. He visits a haltldo/en The Wolfpack needs student and Tuesday. Feb. 24 and 25 at 7:30 pm. at the Mc- “Stonewall" follows the lives of a hall1 While itt jail. Matty befriends the young bars one night with his new friends and a support let‘s remind them that Kimmon Center. For information call (9l9) 5 l5-2470. dolen gay New Yorkers in the weeks Puerto Ricait drag queen l aMiranda. The they'll never be stuck in a rut with NCSU Department of Psychology leading up to the riots. It examines the two are bailed out by the Grande Dame of great fans like the students here at o Mafia control of them all. Bostonia. who is secretly so STONEWALL, Page 7 b NCSU. See WEEKEND, Page 7 b police harassment. the ga paper that is entirely the product ofthe student body 4 becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and infact the very 5/? ofthe campus are pinion registere Collcge life Without itsjournal is a blank. Technician, vol. I. no. 1. February 21, 1997 Volume 77, Number 60 February l. 1920 l Recruiting via packaging

I Benefits package for Research and Teaching Assistants. It will waive THE ERICK: graduate students is a tuition and provide free just reward for hard health insurance for many work. RAs and TAs. ' .,.__4_.-_,__Ac_.fi___1 ONE OF Maw, AND (anew our 0F PLACE TUST Coming tip with extra THE 6th’aHTE4l’ LirrLE BIT... radtiate students are money to pay for things like I ofteti an health insurance is close to 0".. . tmappreciated bunch impossible for many '/. here at N.(‘. State. They fall students. iaduate students between the cracks of higher typically live on shoestring education. 'I‘heorctically. budgets. Sometimes it’s hard their knowledge base is to cover the rent. nevermind stronger than an any illnesses. undergraduates btit they Some restrictions to these don't know as much as a full packages will apply -~ professor. It‘s also harder to meaning not every RA and spot graduate students TA will be eligible to receive around campus since they the insurance. spend much of their time Incoming graduate students immersed in research in the who receive the new benefits library or in labs. package have to have nine Sometimes it‘s easy to credit hours of course work. forget the important RAs and TAs will have to contributions they make to earn $3.000 a semester. our community. Graduate Current students are required students bring in new ideas to have five credit hours. and research that can better TO ALL STUDENTS Reqmocess mankind. They offer new Even though it's a shame all blood for the current faculty. graduate students aren't 0F RACE,CDL0RI 0R otZEED. In short. they help enhance eligible for the insurance. the the status of the Ultl\ ersity. package is still an That's why it‘s crucial for the outstanding idea. It will university to successfully provide NCSU with a recruit the best and brightest powerful weapon in its students in the world. recruitment arsenal. ensuring To that end. NCSIX that the university continues graduate school is creating a to enroll the best graduate Living life to its Cigars don’t new benefits package for students. fullest includes deliver nicotine smoking cigars The glamour of cigars: buzz or glamour l Money for memory Everyone remembers George after a good meal or sex‘.’ Burns. More specifically. George . Christine Oldham g It's not appropriate to smoke more Burns and his ex er present. ever l P R O Jl l CON 5 than one at a time for buzz smoldering cigar. Well. he lived to L maintenance nor to smoke out of I Changes over Spring "locker." used primarily for be pretty old. That kind of says character superstitiously worrying Cigars Why 71‘ Another bad habit. This is why cigar smokers are Break will give L'nity c‘ltlss. something about smoking a cigar. about having a cigar on his trend with little more validity than slightly less at risk for cancer. One One goal of the new doesn‘t it'.’ missions for luck. In the beginning pet rocks. Wait. at least pet rocks doesn‘t stash a box ofcigars in a users more memory memory system is to You shouldn't immediately equate of the film. it also shows Jeff didn‘t smell bad. I am not going to handbag or shirt pocket. and faster programs. it with dying a slow death. but Goldblum‘s character railing at his blow smoke about the health On a less than serious note. it eliminate single-disk rather with living life to its fullest. father for smoking. Then. at the end hazard. We all have vices and I'm stunts your growth. Think I'm memory failures. Another Before writing this. I had to test of the film.with their mission not some pretentious anti-smoker kidding'.’ What about the guy on the his semester. NC benefit of the new system is smoking a cigar. which I had never completed. both Jeff and Will light who gets a thrill fortn reading a Monopoly box who smokes cigars? State students working that students who up. And why? To celebrate! They surgeon general‘s warning to It's not some tall. healthy —looking done before. So. I decided to make see cigar smoking for what it is ~4 a someone hacking up a lung. Cigars Marlboro man. but a short. middle- with their I'nity inadvertently delete a file this a leisurely research experience way to relax and celebrate the have become the latest rage among account can expect to get to to share with others out there who aged. white guy with no hair w ill be able to restore it more are as of yet uninitiated. moment. Can they and many others trend setters who dictate taste. looking much like George Burns files and programs faster easily. First. smoking a cigar is nothing help being seduced by one of the colors and sounds for the sheep that a good role model. with the help of new seryers The money to pay for the like smoking a cigarette. You don't finer pleasures in life? memorize the pages of Vogue. This latest push toward cigars is a in the NCSL' computer Speaking of which -- cigar Cosmopolitan and GO. last minute ploy by tobacco 3300.000 upgrade will be inhale unless there is a filter. (See? smoking can actually be a While waiting in a horrific line companies to gain some ground. system. And in the future. taken from student fees over Not much lung-clinging there!) But legitimate hobby. There are cigar where those behind me were visibly They recognize cigarette smoking is students will also get I: the next four years. The first I'm getting ahead of myself. cases that save partly smoked aging. I saw an interesting ad in one losing ground and to make up for more megabytes to store all phase of the change will take Second. when you take out your cigars. snuff it out. reform the tip. of those glossy. thought—provoking lost sales. they push cigars in a cigar. give it an appreciative sniff. and keep it humidor fresh. There magazines. Elegantly dressed with their files. And to think. it‘s place over spring break. Hmni—mmml Next. lick it all over. cigar well—cut suit. a woman savvy way. They make it look all available became of when the system will be That doesn‘t sound too pleasant. are special cigar snips. special a tie and elegant and sexy — the thing to do. student fees. and was definitely not something I lighters. and even a special ashtray. was leaning seductively on the In reality. it is a smelly habit that moved to the high— related to cigar smoking. but it is And. if you are really interested and comer of a desk. smoking a cigar. doesn‘t deliver an addiction worth The changes in the system availability redundant necessary if you want to keep it have lots of money. you can get a She was the very epitome of black lung. reflect an increase in student memory with faster servers. from unraveling. An unlicked cigar cigar dossier to keep a record of glamour except for the cigar. Perhaps tobacco companies are usage of NCSL"s computer those babies. Can't you just hear The subliminal message said it seeing increased sales of cigars and The second phase will take will eventually just mean tobacco yourself now? was glamorous and liberating to thinking it is the future. Possibly. system. Design and place before the summer eyery'where. Then. chop off the tip “Oh. Friday night. The movies? stnoke cigars. Tobacco companies the numbers are coming frotn engineering students Use a lot sessions begin. After that and light up. Watch out for loose Can't —— I‘ve got a SCS (Society of are targeting women with these ads. another sector of the economy who of memory for the programs change quotas will increase. tobacco. Puff the smoke in your Cigar Smokers) meeting. We're Women think if they smoke those are taking advantage of cigars in a they for mouth and roll it around on your discussing domestic versus hideous things. that it Will less than legal way. These shady classes. and tnany Finally. we have a situation tongue. imported." somehow etnasculate them. They students use most of their where student fees are being It‘s pure pleasure. as the saying figure they people buy cigars. take out the quota for World-Wide Web goes Of course. if you think Then. you can set aside time to tobacco and place something with a used in manner which will smoking is a nasty. dirty habit. enjoy your can be one pleasant taste. smell and effect pages. benefit students. It's good to nothing I say will change your cigar with a of the inside. Needless to say. this is not In the past. students had to see our money actually being mind. But for those of you who glass of boys by the kind of tobacco bought legally pay for a higher quota. In people who brandy (only sharing in stores but from some guy with used to help the appreciate the refined subtlety of if you're 21 this act. shirt some cases. extra memorv contribute it. cigar smoking. well. enough said. I or older) and This must dread locks and a tie-dyed was provided from a . found the experience to be very named “Dude" or “Bongmaster B." interesting. as I'm sure most of you experience be a pan There is a time and a place for will if you follow my directions and the of that everything. Cigars should be give it a try. Just remember to sensation. same confined to small curious children exhale. It‘s like a feminist intent on smoking for the first time. Anyway. now that we‘ve all got steak and movement They should be given as many Technician Opinions expressed in the columns. the basics down. let‘s talk about baked potato which cigars as it takes to create a life North Carolina State UniverSIty's cartoons. photo illustrations and letters just what all the uproar is about. meal without the steak and baked brought suits. ties. shoulder pads. long memory about the joys of Student Newspaper Since 1920 that appear on TechnlCIan's pages are the Movie stars such as Amold potato. Range Rovers which stand eight smoking. Views of the individual writers and Schwarezenegger. Sharon Stone. If you‘re wondering about a few feet off the ground and boxing into Cigars should be smoked by Eritrea is CHIEF The unSigned editorials that good brands. I went to the the world of the woman. women in bars who want to be left Chris Baysden cartoonists. Jim Carey. and many others have Tinderbox and had a look around. Cigar smoking is stupid. alone. They should be smoked by [email protected] appear on the left Side of the editorial apparently brought about a They keep all the cigars in this especially if you‘re a woman. The those with flatulence problems. MMAGIHG Epitiia page are the opinion of the paper and are resurgence in the popularity of the room with a giant humidifier. Just hour spent applying over-priced the responsrbility of the editor in chief. cigar. (Most of you. though. I‘m remember. expensive does not perfumes and bathing in whatever Cigars should be smoked by Alex Storey the sure. were aficionados way before fratemity pledges wearing red [email protected] TechnICIan (USPS 455050) is they were.) I‘m not saying it's cool necessarily mean better. and prices you bathe in is for nothing in this dresses. walking down News Editor/Phillip Reese ofticral student—run newspaper of NC. to smoke because some movie star can range from 40 cents to smoke storm. Cigar smoke soaks Hillsborough Street in the rain on Oplnlon Edltor/Nicole Bowman State University and is published every does. but this certainly has re- hundreds of dollars. Most at the into clothing and skin and also Valentine‘s Day after they are done Monday, Wednesday and Friday old Tinderbox. though. were pretty smells worse than a gas station with this character-building duty. Sports Etitor/Matt Lail throughout the academic year from August opened America‘s eyes to an reasonable: about $8 tops. Some bathroom in Eastern North Carolina Cigars should be smoked on the HuntersBlur/WoodyWallace tradition. brands included: OpusX. during the summer. There is I‘TochTooEtlor/Terry H. Bennett through May except during holidays and Many people are concemed about “moming after" by those who examination periods. Copyright © 1997 by movies representing characters who Macanudo. Centennial. Griffins and nothing more sexy than a woman would rather eat their own arm off WeEther/BrettHackiemai the Student Media Authority. All rights smoke cigars. or who demonstrate Davidofs. They even bad “It's a who acts like a man and smells like than stay. They should be smoked Photography Editor/Salvador Fartan lll reserved. To receive permission for cigar smoking as “cool." Just be boy!" and “It‘s a girl!" cigars. a cheap shag cigar. Why even shave by the intellectually challenged Graphic Editor/Kristy Duckworth reproduction. please write the editor in glad that Hollywood has actually To some. cigars are a great that mustache hair? Go for the full while fueling their four-by-fours Production Manager/Mike Cuales chief. Mailing address is Box 8608. portrayed something correctly. One pleasure. But honestly. no matter effect. with the gun—racks and rebel flags Sales Manager/Steven Hodges Raleigh. NC 276958608. Subscription movie that has especially drawn what I say. you either like the idea From the nicotine standpoint. the painted on the doors. is $50 per year. Printed by Hinton or you don't. Just remember folks. buzz is minimal. Why would any In short. these are the people the Business Manager/Dawn Wotapka cost attention is last summer‘s we‘re all going to die anyway. So one (expect those paid to in ads) tobacco companies should be Advertlzlng Manager/Robert Sadler Press, Mebane. NC. “Independence Day." a major you might as well have your fun smoke something that is not a habit instead of women with .CImtfled Manager/Alexis Barchuk POSTMASTER: Send any address blockbuster that everyone and their and does not deliver the kind of targeting Personnel Director/Julie Cohen changes to Technician. Box 8608. mother saw. It shows Will Smith's brains or people who can read. Raleigh, NC 276958608. See OLDHAM, Page 7 nicotine fix Marlboro Lights offer February 21, 1997 Technician Page 7 3 a sense of depth that is absent in most pop albums. Stonewall Melon Even with the success ol their first (~(.i/iti'nuedfrom Page 5 studio release. (‘rayin' Melon State Women win Cavs (‘onnnued from Page 5 insists that they haxe been and Village Voice reporter. trying NOT were changed simply to make them always will be a lixe band. This (‘untmuedfrum Page .i to get served alcohol (serving gays better songs. weekend they‘ll offer the 'l riangle a Sl’tikls Si \ll Rli‘ttltl scored l3 l‘l'c’slllllttn forward but finished with a game»high 26 at the time was against the law). Whatever they did worked. With chance to find otit. (‘ravin‘ Melon Nailah Wallace led the Pack. points. In two games against State and he attends a gay rights catchy tunes like “Sweet Tea" and will be at the (‘at’s ('radle this scoring a career high l7 points. this season. Staples has hit 14 demonstration at Philadelphia’s “Nobody's Fool." the album is Satttrday night. Tickets are on sale With a 79-(il win over Wake Wallace also pulled down five threes. Independence Hall. great to sing along to. Other now for So. (“all 0619053 for more Forest last night. State solidified its rebounds and dished out three “For some reason. I seem to play! Finally. all of this leads up to that numbers such as "Can't Find My information. Also be sure to check chances to gain an NCAA post assists in just 20 minutes of play. good against NC. State." Staples: fateful June night in I969 -— the Way" and the dark and somber out the band's renowned web site at season berth. (’hasity Melxin recorded her llth said. “I wish we could play them night they buried Judy Garland —— “Post Office” give the compact disc http://ww w .niclonpatch com. A 21—7 run over and eight minute double-double of the season. every game." - when the police carried out just one period in the first half pushed the posting It) points and ID rebounds. too many raids on the Stonewall Stewart Theatre. Harwell Hamilton Wolfpack out in front. Jennifer Howard hit four three lnn. After seeing the repression and Harris Memorial Lecture. Bell State got the job done from the DOIITICT‘» for the Pack. finishing with violence that surrounded gay life in Weekend Hooks. cultural and social critic. foul line and on the boards. State hit IE poitits. while backeotirt-mate the ‘605. we can feel rage in these and professor of linglish at (‘in l7 of 2| free throws. and out l.y Sch-ale Jones added It) points. young men‘s blood as they move to Continuedfrom Page 5 College. N.Y. rebounded Wake. 47-25. three assists and three steals. Oldham .. resist the cops. As Bostonia says to Monday. Feb. 24 at 3:30 pm. in State finished with a ll74 run to l'mcki Webb grabbed ll ("unit/medfrom Page 6 . 636 Poe Hall. “Paradigm ensure the win. which pushes the l'chtitttttls .ttldctl six ttssisls and three one of the arresting officers: College of Management Pack back above Still in the steals and enjoy what pleasures you can , “Don‘t push me. Mary. I‘m not in Recovered: The Road to Unity in conference. inmproyes to while you still can. Gather yc ' the mood." And the rest h the Psychology." Speaker: Dr. Gregory Tuesday. l‘cb 35 at Jyltl pm. in Tracy ('onnor led the Demon 'Ihc l’ack‘s record rosebuds while ye may. and all fighting. screaming, bottle Kimble. Nelson Hall I‘N7 Waclioxia Deacons with lo points. while ”fill merall. and 8-7 in the that. (Besides. it‘s better than throwing. smashed windows. fires NCSU School of Design Iixectitiyc lecture Series ('all conference. chewing tobacco any day.) and arrests —- is (gay) history. Monday. Feb. 24 at 6 pm. in (0W) 5|‘74til4 for infortiiation freshman guard Alisha Mosley

Being an enlightened homophobe PEACE CORPS There are few issues which have being narrow minded on this issue. he claimed. l haye no reason to fear. The benefits last a lifetime! brought more fervor. passion. and Andrew S. Damick ldon't haxc a problem with that. I also don't think homosexual acts hatred on all sides to today's arena C o M M E N T A R Y though. because being narrow- should be outlawed. That may of ideas than that of homosexuality. believe in the Bible. I do. though. mindcd is nowhere near as difficult surprise you. btit I don‘t necessarily Why is this? The question stems and it logically and rationally a position to defend as being think that all my moral views partly from the general follows that I believe incorrect. It just means that you shotild be translated into law. I heterophobic tendency most people homosexuality is immoral. have strength in your com ictions. don‘t think that tax money or have. that is. the tendency to be Some would say that this is little What are the results of being a so- student fee money should go to the fearful of that which is not like different from the people who hate called “enlightened homophobc‘." promotion of their ideology. themselves. This is the portion of and fear that which they do not Before I tackle that. let me first especially not without asking the the cause which most gay rights understand. l would disagree rather state my problems with the term constituents or students what they activists like to stress. Most of the profoundly. The difference between “homophobe.” Literally. it seems to think first. time. the refrain goes something my position and theirs is that theirs mean “a fear of that which is like I don‘t condemn homosexuals to like “You fear and hate that which is a gut reaction. an instinctual fear oneself." That. of cotirse. is not how Hell. either. I‘ve done stuff which I you do not understand." This is unmitigated by rational control. it‘s being used today. liven if we consider much worse (although the partially true. Indeed. there are These are the types of people who took a looser interpretation. “fear of Bible doesn‘t make a distinction people who disagree with take part in “gaywbashing.” My homosexuals." the term doesn‘t between big sins and small ones). I homosexuality for this reason. position. however. is based on apply to me. I don‘t fear also don't condescend to The side of the discussion which reasoned conclusions derived from homosexuals. Few people who truly homosexuals. I disagree with their usually gets dismissed by such my deeply held moral and spiritual reason out their belief fear the position and believe that it is activists. though. is that being beliefs. people who hold the opposing immoral. but many of them have maintained by the people who There are many who would say belief. thought out their ideas carefully Imagine yourself advismg local disagree with homosexuality not that this is a narrow-minded So. what does "homophobe" (there are a great many who have out of some irrational fear or hatred. viewpoint. This is true. I‘m a moral actually mean‘.’ I've heard it used to not. on all sides) and I can respect governments on financial planning in the but because they believe that absolutist. which means that I mean anything as extreme as "one that. even if I disagree with them. Ukraine... assisting farmers to improve crop homosexual acts are immoral. (In believe that there are certain things who is not a homosexual" to "one I‘m in a university environment. the old days. we used the word which are always right or wrong. no who hates and/or fears which means that (at least production in Guatemala. . or designing and “evil.") I‘m one of those people. matter anyone‘s opinion of them. homosexuals" or even “one who ostensibly) the people here tend to I base my beliefs concerning An example Would be the raping of disagrees with homosexuality The think more than people elsewhere. building small dams in Mali These are just homosexuality on my spiritual small children. Most of us can agree meaning is hard to pin down. so This is why I think that enlightened some of the hundreds of opportunities the beliefs. I'm an Evangelical that such an act would always be that's why I always ask when homophobes are actually quite Protestant. and the Bible which I wrong. no matter what society or someone insists on using this common. perhaps even the Peace Corps has to offer. read tells me quite plainly that anyone else says about it. Yes. it is nebulous term. majority. These are people who homosexual acts are wrong. (I've narrow—minded Anyhow. let‘s go back to being an have thought seriously about their had a few people tell me that they to believe that "enlightened homophobe." I don‘t views on this matter and have come For more information call: can justify homosexuality by the homosexual acts are absolutely hate homosexuals. Sex eral of my to conclusions that disagree with Bible. but. honestly. their wrong. but no more narrow-minded friends are homosexuals. I don‘t the gay rights activists. What I‘d Laura Danylin arguments are mostly based on than telling me that l ought to fear them. After all. I‘m a big boy like to know is when the fuzzy interpretations of the quirks support and accept an idea which l and I‘ve only been threatened by aforementioned activists are going NC State Peace Corps Recruiting Office ofone particular translation or some know with deep conviction to be someone claiming to be a gay rights to show a little of the tolerance they 306-A Nelson Hall pretty odd misreadings of the text.) wrong. activist once _. and I don't think he preach for the ideas of the people I‘m not saying that you have to Let‘s be honest. Both sides are was seriously planning to do what who disagree with them. (.919) 515-5340

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