Sports 12 Spotlight 3 Monetary Opinion 5 Classifieds 1 1 ttugust 24, 1998 ling volunteers? Brent Road body count t'I'ontpagc cover— Mcns‘ s0c~ ’ ’atclt for age in tomorrow’s paper. ccr looks for a new goalie. NICI NCSU artists IECII Design school students show their talents at Arts‘pacc.

Nuclear program draws citations picking." he said. “You get a school this cated that contamination surveys were I o NCSU looks to make a few changes large. there is no way you can not find a current. yet when we went back and tried after some safety violations concerning violation." to verify that. we couldn't." (‘ouch said. radioactive material. However. some of the violations are According to Couch. the Improper stir potentially distressing. including a citation veys were due to a “misunderstanding of for placing radioactive material in an the technicians on ltow they are supposed Pillllll’ fliisr unmarked refrigerator. to audit a lab." Stat't WI‘IICT “That was not a proper storage area." In response to the citations. NCSU said Padgett. “You don't want people mix- issued a three-page letter detailing steps N.(‘. State has received numerous safety ing their lunches with a radioactive mate taken to rectify the problems cited by the citations for its handling of radioactive rial." state. According to Padgett. N(‘Sll‘s ntatertal NCSU Radiation Safety Officer Nelson response was “adequate." 'Ilte citations. five in all. were issued ear- Couch was apologetic as he discussed lier this year by the North Carolina many of the citations. “We have no immediate concerns of Department of Environment and Natural “The material in the refrigerator was an safety at N.(‘. State." said Padgett. “Our Resources. Division of Radiation unfortunate oversight." he said. adding concerns are ntore long-term.“ Protection and tlte US. Nuclear that there was nothing besides the radioac- Earlier this year. the US. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. tive material in the fridge. “That was stu- Regulatory Commission issued a citation The citations list violations ranging front pid. It should never have happened." to NCSU's nuclear reactor program. The failure to complete required monthly radi— Another citation focused on a lack of citation alleged that an NCSU procedure ation surveys to art inability to demon- evidence that NCSU workers had received allowing a radiation health physicist to strate that workers had received proper proper radiation training. (‘ouch said the develop “instructions" was a violation of radiation training. charge reflected problems that arise in a standard procedure. Aaron Padgett. chief of the radioactive large program. “The problem was that new instructions N CSU ponies up materials section of the NC. Department “This is a huge university and. for vari« could be developed that could include of Iinvironntent and Natural Resources. ous reasons. [employees] don‘t show up changes to the method and/or the accep- said his department took the violations for training." he said. “We hope to have tance criteria used to complete work.“ the very seriously. but added that entities as that taken care of.“ citation noted. large as NCSU are often cited for safety Until March. NCSU had spent a year Jerry Wicks. NCSU‘s nuclear reactor violations. without key training personnel. Couch health physicist. could not be innttediately $5m for arena “We look at any violation to be very said. reached for comment. important." he said. “We didn‘t have a training person until Despite the citations. Couch contends According to Franklyn Clikeman. a March." he said. “We struggled through that NCSU still handles radioactive mate- for the deficit is coming from. nuclear engineering professor at Purdue with training the best we could." rial in a safe. careful ntanner. 9 The rest of the arena authority’s $25 million “Well. lNCSIl‘s donation] means we have University. the cttations don't appear to be The state also cited NCSU for improper “The materials we work with are small deficit may come from the Carolina Hurricanes $5 million ntore to play with." Williams said. too serious. completion of monthly radiation surveys. in amount and people are working safe- and loans. “We are working With the Hurricanes now to "I see something which borders on nit- “The state found that our surveys indi- ly." he said. find the extra $14 million." Williams said that if the Carolina Hurricanes and NCSU. the primary tenants of the new News I'dttor arena. contributed $14 million to the shortfall. NC. State decided to throw in an extra $5 the remaining $6 to $7 million would come million toward the over-budget sports arena front loans with a finanCIal institution. last week -- instead of the $l0.5 million asked Williams said recently that all finanCIal trou- “forby the arena authority, bles need to be ironed out by October I if the Nevertheless. Athletics Director Les arena is to be opened by September I. WW. Robinson said the authority is happy With the Its target date. extra contribution M'Sl‘ made toward the For NCSI "s contrilnitton. Robinson said the arena. The arena Is being constructed near $5 million would come froitt the athletics Carter-Finley Stadium; the estimated final department's existing budget. cost for the building is at $l57 million. “It's money that we hoped would go to other “Front what I have heard. the arena authori— things withtri the athletic department." said ty is very pleased with the contribution." said Robinson. “It's going to come front athletic Robinson. department revenue." The arena authority wrote a letter to Athletics departitteni revenue comes trom Chancellor Fox last week asking NCSU to things such as telcs IsIon. bowl and ticket rev contribute $l05 million toward the arena's enue. and money from the Wolfpack (‘lub $25 million debt. Ilowever. Robinson said the “Essentially. everything we spend III the Mile university decided $5 million was more suit« Ietic department comes from those arcas." able. Robinson said. “We discussed a lot of different figures " NCSI' originally contributed $22 million to $l0.5 million. $6.6 million. $3 million." the arena. whose completion date and final Robinson said. “$5 million was something budget ltas risen due to poor weather condi that was thought to be a fair number." tions. blunted on Iil Mint. and redesigns and Curt Williams. the authority‘s executive Improvements. some of which were called for director. said NCSU‘s donation means the when the (‘arolina Hurricanes joined the pro. authority has a better idea of where the money ject in May of I997.

lion Hunter Stall Science Web site receives Technicians at Burlington nuclear labs often handle radioactive material.

Kessel discovered that he enjoyed teach- mg. praise as a learning tool Kessel publishes work “I like teaching," Kessel said. “I like being in the classroom because it‘s sort of like you‘re on stage.“ 9 k science-based Welt site produced by NCSU Six tntemal sites make up Science Junction: In I982. he was offered a position to Data Depot. Teacher Terminal. Student teach at NCSU. Currently he teaches cre- hopes to give students an opportunity for a Station. NCSU Frontiers. l‘pgrade Route and on sci-fi Web site ative writing and American literature. more hands-on experience. Communications Bridge. Within these areas. And. of course. Kessel teaches science students. both at hotne and in classroom set- 0 An NCSU professor/author’s work finds The Web site. which attracts between fiction/fantasy courses. tings. can participate In experiments With 25,000 and 30.000 listeners a month, with Besides teaching full-time. Kessel is in ——NEll HEIEIII other SCIence Junction users. play arcade its way to the Internet. an age group ranging from l5 to 80 years the midst of writing a new science fiction Staff Wnter style games requmng deCIsions and strategy old. has only been online since March novel called “Soft Upset." he is still in the based on scientific principles. watch brief full~ TflNVtI Joussou I996. However. it already contains 26 process of thinking and researching. He When most adults. young or old. think of motion videos. and scope out the latest hours of audio dramas and hours of dra- suspects the novel will take a couple of their high school biology classroom. they research being done by NCSU scientists. Staff Writer mas from radio's ‘golden age.‘ Dove years to complete. remember waist-high black countertops. "We're trying to make It as interactive as Audio is planning to produce an audio Kessel has already published three other microscope storage cabinets. sinks and posmble." said Park. For example. he Cited an John Kessel Is used to having his audi- book collection of the stories from the novels. They are “The Pure Product." chrome gas fixtures with Bunsen burners experiment titled "Water What-ifs." in which ence read his writings in print. But now Web site in October. and more stories will “Corrupting Dr. Nice." a time-travel cont- attached to the end of rubber hoses. science classes are invited to take water sam- he's getting more attention. and readers. be available on the Web site next year. edy. and “Good News John Park. associate professor of mathemat— ples and measure pH levels. temperature. dis— trotn his writings courtesy of the Internet. From Outer ics and science education at NC. State. would solved Kessel. an English professor at N.(‘. Kessel, who plans to submit more work Space." like the biology students of the next decade to oxygen. nitrates. phosphates and State and an award-Winning author. was to be published online. has been interest- His awards include receiving the Nebula have something else in those classrooms: macroinvertebrate (insect) populations. recently selected to have his drama. “A ed in writing science fiction since he was Award for his novella “Another Orphan" lntemet-connected personal computers. Science Junction will compile the results of Clean Escape." published on the Sci-Ft a young boy. But he “never thought it in 1982. and his story “The Miracle of Park. who helped launch Science Junction. a Channel's Web site: would be a career." Ivar Avenue" is now a finalist for this Web site produced by NCSU‘s College of Sec Internet. Page 2 http://wwwscifi.comaset/originals. The While growing up Kessel said that he year's Nebula. The Nebula Award is a Education and NCSU's Science House. would drama is 30 minutes long and was pro» wanted to be a scientist. But with science prestigious honor bestowed by the like to see computers and the interactive duced for Seeing Ear Theater. a collection fiction writers such as Isaac Asimov as Science Fiction Writers of America. potential of the lntemet entwined in all sec- WINTEII: of audio dramas available through the his mentor and hero. he continued to write Kessel feels his love for writing and ondary science education. from astrophysics Internet. and to be fascinated by the subject. teaching has made an impact on his stu- to zoology. Student-"wisertars "A Clean Escape." one of 19 short sto- He later completed his college under- dents. Science Junction (http:t‘t‘wwwnscuedu/sm- ties In Kessel's book “The Pure Product." graduate studies at the University of “Students like the fact that I‘ve pub- 81 815 Rochester in Rochester. NY. and earned lished fiction. encejunctionl'). which officially opened in IIIm Is a psychological suspense story in which They see me as a writer and April of this year. gives teachers and parents luv- and Futuron: Ion. ,Auq 2‘. 8 6p.I. a psychiatrist tortures her patient. Kessel degrees in both physics and English. He not just as a professor." Kessel said. access to lesson plans. allows students to par- or Two- .Aun. ALLA:In. originally wrote the drama as a one~act earned his master‘s degree and PhD. Kessel. who plans to continue to write ticipate in experiments. and provides a forum Sports and opinion: M. ,.Ang 26, 6 Op.I. play; he seItt the story. along with others. from the University of Kansas where science fiction for years to come. has for users and teachers to communicate with or rhino. .Ang. 27, 6 5p.I. to Brian Sntith. organizer of Seeing Ear James Gunn. a well-known science fiction some advice for future writers. each other. Materials are targeted at students Theater. After several revtsions. the play author and critic. acted as his mentor and “If Photo and Dooiqn: Nod Aug 26 97 001:.I. you want to be a writer. write. Have in grades six to 12. Science Junction is the at Thur: ,Auq. 2‘7 95: 00p. was adapted into drama form and put on adviser. faith in yourself and stay persistent. It's first site of its size and scope on the Web. said Co- to 323 Ixthoropoan Studont CantorI the Web, After earning his doctoral degree. that simple.“ Parks. 515 2611 \\'I" \'l‘lll‘l\‘: Tu y: Iti III. lo IFS. turtlv‘s‘nttttv‘. Tomorrow: III 0 I. lo 7.7. juttIv clotttlv Newsz‘wwmlechnicianonlinexnm Hugusl 24, 19°?

Imgmi toillmmul 'm-v: i‘m ? lllC\C lllt‘.l\lllt‘lllt‘lll\ ll‘ Cilllt‘JlL‘ ‘lil How to Access Care at Student Health Service job/Scholarship Offer llL'lll\ .llmul lht' hmhh «\l l.il\L‘\ .lml ll\t‘l\ lll llit‘lr U\\ n \ \HlllllilllllltN .lml \1.11h. i’h) w s. lngmvm'mg. lump \t'1,t\~ (ht-mun) \[utiumx mlIhmc1nyommumlu'xlmlh«llxmm August -« luay .md do“ nxll’mm \llillllt‘! t'ullrllmxhlw L'\|u‘er-nl Monday -— Friday Imnluw 'nmmnny huh! and \lml Building open am — 10 pm «m \ dining: .l Mil.” whpw .mil 1mm: - Ml). & Nurse Practitioner 8 am 5pm lllL‘ il.ll.i t‘l‘llt‘x‘lt‘il .ll illllt‘lt‘ll' lUi‘J [mm on the \mlm‘u ul lhc tunlh in Nurse clinic 5 pm ‘ 10 pm \ nmpulc ihc mullh i Hcmnlcrcm‘v - HeaJthLink (Telephone based nurse adwcc) 10 pm 8 tun St'lcnu' lunclmlh lullmngt pm 1-888—267 3675 loch Ill mmc inm'x gm humid lull In: hmkcix .iml mint hing numlwn Saturday & Sunday hi Ihv "(quhm (Knhml St'miu'” 0 Open 8 am - noon Iwu ‘1 phi: ulnulhl ill lhc [taught-l (HealthLink telephone based nurse advxcc noon Ram \lrmuu l‘xorun m; lt‘l'llllllill .mul .il Sywm't‘ lunclmnx 0m 1: CKNBlD/lli \lmlcnlx tum Like in] II! dcplh limlx h l-888—267~3675) lllt‘ Slit‘ll lxlrlllil Rt‘m‘ll \‘UIlll'iW t'l'h)‘ ,\i.x‘uhhng In link. \llltlt‘lll\ lllxl Main number 515—2563 get .1 wrnplc cwlumtmn HI llu' Medical appointments 5 15-7107 You‘re working hard lor a specr‘a/«zeadegree, problem [he lmpmlmn ml {\lriwn Gynecology appomtments 515 7762 Why not get paid to complete it? lnlcl. “huh Ihlmlmx In lupplt' .l Pharmacy 51 5-5040 SS 000 Sign "g bmms.’ ' 53.7001 "mum mil gymuamn’ lmwr n! ht‘ilt'llll‘l‘lll rmulunnnmmx Immunizations/Medical Records 515-7233 ”wen we Resmw Balm" WW d w no thaw WHO 51‘ f m collego Hit me Ihcn nlcnlilu'x \|\ ”mil“- Health Promotion 5 l 5 WELL 'HlS ‘8 NOT R07 C' V umlovms .No 0 >5. Nat" m1 Gm pm: to do what hulilmx" lhc [L‘M‘ll lll‘lllt‘n\\llt‘l\. ti Adrnjnistrative Office 513-1729 yotl‘ve been 00 Hg a“ Tong gum] in Si "CU (1"i>}i‘jQ\::l"kJ»k\L1l dova lilt'Jl gznwmmcnl nlllt'ml. lllk' \llilc 2....»A 111.; ' '1 .-4,. , -‘ -, i EH .‘ gnwmmcm mmmixxmn lh.u \k‘l\ k " .il v’1’“i l f-‘ yl t'n.i\l.il puhy). (mural t-ngglnmx~ ’Schedule may vary at breaks & holidays 1 A, r .,it x i .l \ n numlll wit-nthlx .lllll i'nni'unml \a'I’ll” r". \i l mu 1 l i , r ‘5l‘ cm Il'nnmcnl.|l gun-11px (luxwx lhcn Home page: http/wwwfisncsuedu/heaith ' i i .: i 1 ~ ' 1 ' l hunk up llllU 3310mm t‘.l\‘ll Icpic ' l‘ l A 4' i \cnllng; our nl lllt' \l.ll\\'|llllilt'l\ 'l‘ht‘ \llk‘ PIX“ lilt'\ \‘\lcll\l\i' \lm‘lllllt‘lllJ (Inn In lh'lp \hnlcnlx li‘l'lll) lhcu Pt\\lllilll\ nmqu-l .unpltm lcllcrs tron] nuxlql cnglncmx. phnlngmphx nl Milwn‘x lnlcl. prm‘culungx lrum .1 (‘meil Rcwun'c‘ ('nmmixxmn nwcnng. pcrmll .lllllllt'.ll|0ll\ l'ur \iilltllmy rcmmmg \mllx umi ii huh» r_\ oi lhc mlcl’x nugluhmn .irc .III on lllc \IIL‘, 'I'hlx mullulm‘lpllndr} Approach hax .illmvml Ihc nnlm‘ ul wwrul aluminum group» lllt’lllilllljl Ihc Well ('unnct‘lml lilumlm; “lilt‘ll mum! lllk' MC in It-Jchcr‘x ('hmcc \clcclmn. \Vllllt‘ lllc \Ilt' ll.i\ pdlllt‘lt‘il lull! .itltlllli‘llll rmrmlx 1n llx lmt‘l lnm‘ nnhnc, H |\ \llll ii \M‘lk ill prnynm l'hc mildlmmlm- t'xgx'nmcnlx \u‘ [tun .unl lhc gum- lmun haw Hum lllll\\ IHI "willlllljJ .illlm'lmnx“ “inch \hlllllll l‘t' .lmk‘JllllfJ mu lhc ncu 5c.” llik‘ \Ilv l\ illMl \hyhll) Jhx'Jil at m tmw l’iu'k'x 1mm (lk'kltlk‘il In ilt‘\l_L'll mlh an cmphmn on ymph In and \nlcn Ihal l\ plixlnny lhv lllllllx ul tum-n1 mmlcm lci‘hnulu gy. lie ting-sift numi that llu- down liltlillll}! 111m" Hm} 1w ti lllllt‘ lung ”my .l\ hush \pccil «LILI ll.ill\llll\ \mn l\ no! i.“ will lie plulnlx lhnl the mic \\ ill not lL'tlt h ll\ lull [ltllk'll {ml lm .innihcr mm- in [\w yum l'xi‘l'x lml.i\, llU\\\'\t‘l. .m- plmxml mlh uh.” Mlcnw lUlltll‘HI hm .ltullllplhlit‘il. PAIR Mllil c Hmlx 1mm pmcnh l .mlc Ill mu lllL' mm mm. illdllhlllgl lhc [mm in: lllk‘ \M‘llK ililllt‘ \H l‘ll

NC STATE lunatic m Normal operations of the University may be disrupted by adverse weather or other emergency conditions. University faculty, stafl and students should be aware of the Adverse Weather and Other Emergency Conditions Policy which applies to the continuing operation oi the Un iversity. The policy may be accessed via the web @ httpzllwwwz.acs.ncsu.edu/hr/ ppm623.htm or call Human Resources @ 5 I 5-7929.

BECOME A ROAO SOHOLAR IN YOUR i SPARE TIME. "

2w> )3qu" u willi .m‘ Visit our website at www.penth0usemag.c0m " .x' 5m: .1 Mini, Mir! 15m Ahn: lui‘,.‘xvii,l‘i‘,ml i-n.,l,.Huni' .Hl.in \dii‘ t'li““lM ‘3! it 1‘ w.v . [til1 ill'\l x‘lllsmllull all Hi!" \lll‘i‘lw, MOTORCYCLE SAFETY FOUNDATION llt ll\|( lav III: IIUIIIe Ul tire Udg; .\lltllllt‘ll.\ Ior‘ ‘I‘ai'k' “Ito y'otI prerct‘ IasI‘ Your car lll llar'y'ard Iou v'it IIIII or c'llst‘ttl 3 Yard” at k‘lfl‘ on Aug. Spo Ilight ltlt‘ clldllcltgctl“ g ." l‘} _. and it; at 7:30 pm. ~ clttclt'ss ‘- Monday, August 24, I998 "bi-‘1‘ "4. —_)n-‘.Ir.~>>‘>‘.emés3-way"..

Ir-:.<

Get IOO FREE minutes.

Then call anywhere in the US. for only IO¢ a minute.

Sign up for an AT&T One Rate“ plan and your first IOO minutes are lREl .' Whaaever your calling needs are AT&T has a One Rate plan that's right lor you,

AT&T One Ratef" Plus: lng a minute Arr-one low rate all the time on grate-ti l l1?" 2 .ou owl from home. Whoever. Whenever. Wherever you call In the US /~ a $4 95 momhl, lee\.

AT&T One Rateé Off Peak: lng a minute on your statetostate. dnm l dw , ' from home from 7pm 7am and all weekend long; 25¢ a minute rill other mm; And there‘s no monthly lee.‘

Sign up with AT&T and get I00 minutes FREE. Call l 800 654-047l and 'nentror‘ offer code 599W or wait Ilu‘corn/coliege/nphtml

It's all within your reach. AT&T lllll ItLHlVILIHtV

ll pinion

Monday. ‘i\l gust Z t. lftfth’ Vol. 7%) NO. ‘3

ralph and oscar by G West PTA HA , i’M Tom)“ IN TMAN, NW bo mgr A woo How eomcliDoiu‘r KNOW. ”sad.e-..;as.“,1..,... HlCaH ScHooL NU!) \ MAKE o5 @oBAcK To SCHOOL 5101;, AM) («ET EptrthER M'o QRUCQ SaMC Mom: 865R Bonnie is on

the way .-...~.‘«...-e-.M.W‘,_;__‘-~«»~.~.‘.by 0 Hurricane Bonnie threatens south- certain is the fact that areas affect- \T‘S TIME To TuRN i'M GOING) To STAI'T BALTH. You QOTTA 5T0? Mlsuazme. ed by Bonnie will see a significant STub‘th C9 AND FULL MY THE Tyrone NHEN Voul Tracker 5 eastern coast of us. increase in both surf levels and OVER A Nina LEPiF‘. cam UP‘. N0 MINE CA LL..THAT'$ to“? w6 HAVE severe weather. 1mg vgntu'm‘vkcnuy‘ SLAcv.\N(9 oFF AND cALLgu LbuNow atten down the hatches: it For this very reason. it is impera— GOING To 303E119“ No MORE mm awe! LETS TMY SOME Bcould be a rough week. tive for residents of the southeast- Hurricane Bonnie. the ern coast ofthe US. to stay Atlantic‘s first official hurricane of informed ofthe storm‘s latest coor- the season. has gained force and dinates and movements. Although momentum on her sojourn toward heavy surf advisories are being the US. mainland. Packing winds issued well in advance of Bonnie's of l l5 mph. Bonnie has strength- path. powerful storms such as this ened to become a category 3 storm can turn in an instant. leaving vul- and a major hurricane. nerable those who are unprepared. With hurricane warnings issued A statement issued Sunday by the for the Central and Southeastern Weather Channel should serve as Bahamas. and watches covering the warning enough: “Surfwill remainder. Bonnie stalled near increase along the southeast coast. those islands early Sunday morning perhaps reaching heights of 20 feet with sustained winds of l05 mph. along the Carolinas tomorrow." Forecasters predict. however. that Atlantic hurricanes are notorious- the lull is temporary and that ly destructive. often leaving a wide Bonnie will resume her nonh- swath ofdamage and debris in their northwestem track. which could aftermath. And North Carolina has put the coasts of the Carolinas certainly had its share. Think The radar wagon TEcliiviiciAN directly in her path. Hurricane Hugo in I989. Fran in Despite the latest technology and l996. tracking systems. the storm remains Although the National Hurricane “I as unpredictable as it is dangerous. Center believes that US. impact week. I'd seen it before. but. for number of the machine. l question Editor in Chief Even computer guidance models will be late Tuesday at the soonest. flustin lldams some reason. it bothers me now. the placement ofthe radar. though. Phillip Reese can‘t seem to agree on which way take precautions now. Bonnie could Staff Columnist There are many other things my' First of all. it faces Hillsborough this fickle storm will blow. What is be a storm to be reckoned with. tuition money can be spent on that Street. which is not where most of Having been at this fine institution would do us. the students. a lot more Dan Allen‘s traffic comes from. I General Manager of higher learning for three years. good. Larry Ellis. chief of Public was bored (really bored) a couple of there aren‘t too many things NC. Safety and “god of all that is just." days ago. so i braved the traffic of titan Hart State can throw in my direction that could probably tell you and l sever- the afternoon and made several runs , Technician l haven‘t seen before. But every al reasons why this Public Safety past the radar. As I was passing now and then something does come toy is out there. but i decided to Nelson Hall. l tried to decipher Production Manager up that makes me step back and say. think of some ofmy own. which ofthe numbers on the display Farrah Cooleg “What?“ was my speed. None ofthem looked resorting to yellow journalism. I Some of the more perceptive read- The first thing I thought of was. of right. so l figured l needed to be Binge drinking all too understand the importance of ers of this newspaper may have course. the safety of our beloved closer. Then I thought of something News Editors Jack Italy P: in Dellrlo informing noticed the marvel of modern tech- campus. if you have been here very that really blew my mind. Sports Editor I. Gattneg common at NCSU incoming freshmen of nology that sat on Dan Allen Drive long at all. you should of course laws concerning weapons on cam- in front of the parking deck all Public Safety has it placed right features l‘ditor Christine llltlham pus. but l disagree with their know that Dan Allen Drive is used behind the “launching pad." The Spotlight miter Meagan iiiiey Thank you for running Brenda approach. week. Many towns have this "radar as a drag strip between the hours of speed limit is 20 mph on Dan Allen. First of all, a news organization‘s wagon"(or whatever you would like 8 am. to 6 p.m.. with speeds reach- if any one hits the notorious Opinion mitor Josh Justin Santamaria‘s “Drinking is part of to call it) and set it up in various ing a whopping [0 to 15 miles per Photography witot Mike Pittman college" article in the Tues. Aug. l8 primary duty is to present the facts locations to let the public know how hour. With those kinds of dangerous “bump crosswalk. ‘Dukes of edition of Technician. Santamaria of a story. Speculation is left to the fast they are going and the proper Hazzard' airbome ramp" faster than Graphics Mimi Matt iuerig brings to light a ntain problem of Opinion page. A reporter‘s job is to speeds threatening our campus. the the posted speed limit. l promise Classifieds Manager I Gaffney alcohol on American college cam— relay the facts of a situation to the speed they should be going. ruflians who travel at those high they will learn very quickly not to puses: binge drinking. Recently. reader. Creative writing is to be The fact that this thing was being rates of speed on Dan Allen need to Advertising Director [Dante Polite NC. State received results from its practiced in an English class or a used on campus lefl me confused all be punished by the red flashing See Adams. Page 8 Ad. Hoduction Chief Erit Gonzalez participation in the Harvard School novel. not a newspaper. "Flowery" of Public Health “College Alcohol descriptions are uncalled for. For Editorial...... SIS-24H Study" during the l996-97 school this writer‘s particular style. “It was Advertising...... 5| 5—2829 year. The results indicate that 35.9 a dark. stormy night“ would have Fax...... SIS-5153 percent of NCSU students binge been just as effective as ”The sound Ancient hea thcare works drink. ofa shotgun...“ Binge drinking is consuming five Second. factual evidence is a pre- or more drinks (four or more for requisite to any news organization. doctor to provide medical care for companies was the sociable rela- females) at one sitting. Some col- This article misleads the reader. lt Steven F. Leboeut its members. The doctor was usual- tionship between the lodge and its TOL: Technician OnLine lege students go way over this limit. ambiguously leads the reader to Staft Columnist ly paid a regular salary on a retainer members: lodges became a center httpz//wiuui.technlcianollne.cnm particularly when participating in believe that the student-in-question basis. Members would pay a yearly for social interaction. Many lodges drinking games. Binge drinking can is not a student at NCSU. If the Back in the day (late l8005 to early fee to the lodge and call on the doc- provided their members with enter- Campus Forum: techlonim-toncsueau lead to alcohol poisoning. which can reporter had done any research. she l9005). pragmatic working class tor‘s services as needed. Of course. tainment and a forum for social Press Releaseszlempress-lOntsu.adu also lead to death. A little-known would have realized that he was a Americans single-handedly devel- this free market system had a information: techtntodtnrsucuu fact is that when someone drinks so registered full-time student at NC. oped a functional. incredibly inex- num- gatherings. (After all. what’s good much that he or she passes out. that State (to refresh your memory: ber of self-checks. ifa doctor‘s ser- health without a good way to enjoy Opinions expressed in the columns. cartoons. “Cousins said that [the student] was pensive medical coverage system: vices were found unsatisfactory. the it?) Some ofthese associations were photo illustrations and letters that appear on person is. medically speaking. near “fraternal organizations“ (or lodge would penalize the doctor (for run entirely by women for women. Tochmcun‘s pagesare the newsof the individual death. It is the same condition as not a student at the university. there- lodges). Unlike modern day frater- example. the doctor‘s contract might some catered to specific ethnic or writers and cartoonists The unsigned ediionab being anesthetized for surgery. fore the university banned him from nal groups. these lodges actually had not be renewed). And. ofcourse. the religious groups. and others were that appear on the left side at the alumni page Many NCSlT students will proba- campus"). a purpose besides drinking beer and are the opinion of the paper and an: tht' l‘t‘ffl‘ll bly find themselves in a situation The next sentence adds even more picking up loose women. Members lodge‘s self policing prevented the open to all. But there was one motif Slblllfyof the Editor in Chief where someone has become uncon- confusion to this poorly written arti- tendency of some members to common to all lodges: They were all Technician (USPS 455-0503 is the oftitia. sii. cle: of a fraternal organization paid overuse tnedical services, thus help- voluntary organizations supported dent-run newspaper or Nt‘ State l'niveniiv am scious due to drinking too much. monthly fees to a lodge‘s treasury. ing to keep costs down for all mem- by ordinary individuals without is published every Mondav. iiiestlav. \t'editcstnv The following guidelines are what “This rule does not apply ifthey‘re In return. the lodge provided a bers. In fact. premiums were so low govemment intervention. andThursday throughout the at aitcniii war ‘tivi they need to do to help a person in not students." Does this mean that wealth of insurance options: health that a day‘s wage would pay for a Members were quite content with August through Mav extept durim hi‘iltLlH .iizii this situation. The key M getting the anyone who brings a gun on campus insurance. life insurance and even mrnination prnods topvmhi t Hun in llk‘ person medical help if they truly are will not be banned? disability insurance. year's worth of medical care. the cheap (yet adequate) services Student Media Authontv All rights mrrvcd to unconscious It seems that this year. Technician provided by these fraternal organi~ receive permission (or reproduition. please Wmt' will be following the same policy of Lodge practice operated as fol- What made these lodges unique in the Editor in Chief. Subs.nption cost is $75 per 7- Call for medical help at 911 or “sensationalism” that it has prac- lows: The lodge would contract a comparison to modem insurance See Leboeill. Page 10 year. Pnnted byTmngle Web l‘rcss. l‘urmm. N't‘ SIS-3333. ticed for the last four years (at least. Don‘t leave the person alone since I have been here). lnstead of unless you are by yourselfand need printing factual articles that allow to call for help. the reader to ponder the facts and Public Safety’s territorial lines are in question VAKeep the person on his. her side the situation. Technician prints edi- or stomach. torials on the front page condemn- beat up on Hillsborough Street. First. in the finest spirit of double doesn‘t care what you do of’f cam— ~~Monitor breathing and check ing individuals. Need l remind you Phillip lleese Always the same response: pulse periodically. that every citizen is innocent until Editorint‘hicf jeopardy. NCSU gives an extra tick- pus. (At least not enough to do any- Keep a cool rag on forehead. proven guilty (or do they not teach “No comment. Not in our jurisdic- et to students who receive a citation thing about it.) As long as it doesn‘t that in “Technician writing l0|?)'? tion. Talk to the Raleigh Police from the city. A “campus appear- hurt the university‘s image. Anyone wishing for more infor- l am not writing in defense of the Proudly: upholding a set of prudish Department." ance" ticket. This means that stu- But the Brent Road party does hurt mation concerning binge drinking individual of the article. but rather ideals. about 20 Public Safety of- So why did Public Safety. 8 depart- dents who get caught being bad on the university‘s image. It’s so close or other alcohol-related information on the poor reporting by your paper. cers gave up a relaxing night at ment that usually wouldn‘t be Brent Road get punished twice for to campus that people equate the mav contact Health Promotion. Perhaps he did have a weapon. but home to make a rare appearance off caught dead on the other side of the same crime. Once from the city. party with the campus. That‘s why Student Health Service. at 5l5- was he brandishing it in any way campus this weekend. Hillsborough Street. stray ofT cam- Once from the university. the university cares. Forget all that 9355 that would be harmful to his fellow Their mission? Slapping fines on pus this weekend? C‘mon: Two tickets for the same mumbo-jumbo about “we just want Chris Austin. students? Does he have a history of college students bold enough to crime? Sounds bogus to me. you to be safe and you should be Substance Abuse Prevention violent crime? If he does. why was drink outdoors at Brent Road. Home away from home Especially when the crime. mostly responsible because you are an Health Educator he admitted as a student to NCSU? Now. in case you are new to cam- alcohol-related stuff. is generally NCSU student and this is for your I think the answers to these previous pus. it‘s important that you know the The implicit message NCSU likes ignored by the university when it own good.“ This is about one thing: questions are both no. He is not a following. First. Brent Road is a to send to parents is often "don‘t happens of? campus. the university‘s image. Drink on Technician reporters danger. We. as the student body. really big party. Second. Public worry about your kids. We‘ll take Say you go to Florida over Labor Brent Road any other night than this should not be too quick to judge. Safety never leaves campus. Never. care of them." Mommy can't be Day and get really. really drunk. So past weekend and see for yourself. are sensationalist Perhaps he was returning home Trust me. As a reporter here at here to punish little Joe Student. drunk that a passing police officer The Raleigh Police might get you. from hunting with his friends and NC. State for the past three years. I Neither can Daddy. So the universi- writes you up for public dninken- but NCSU will look the other way. in response to the August 2() stopped OR" at campus? I don‘t have made numerous calls to Public ty steps in. ness. Guess what NCSU does to Because next weekend you aren‘t "Weapons violation" cover story. it know the answer. but neither do Safety: about off-campus crime. Nowhere is this parochialism more you? really embarrassing the university. is sad to say that your reporters are Kids getting robbed on apparent than on the weekend ofthe Nothing. Zilch. Nada. See Reporters. Page 10 Hillsborough Street. Kids getting Brent Road party. You see. the university usually See Reese, Page 9 j Clber'ldin Rd" Daniels St. l Cameron l

Txlsfiops op____m__ _, TO Hillsborough St. CAMERON ‘VILLAGE : \ &NCsu _

EaStpak & Jansport W TheAthlpgtoets accim Backpacks $5 OFF already low sale price O n S a le ! with thicoupon WOLFPACK Largest Selection in Town!

o 1 0 0/ 0 £ Cameron Village .. 417 Daniels St. 0 FF odidos N 8fi8fi1f26

as REGULAR PRICE . ort II s Mall WITH STUDENT ID w 782 6936 i'l'he Globetrotter 419-B DANIEIS ST 828-3487 , LUGGAGE LEATHERGOODS AND GIFTS

1/2 PRICE 99¢ Buy One. Get One : (‘()NI*: Ster1mg, Sterfing, Sterling FREE! Rm Size lce Croat! or WW From YogurtHardScooo $32 eacfi ovSottServe Good only at Cameron ($000 oriv at Cameron Village 0" Cmbtrw Valley ' \llwage or Cy{MLee Vafley Mall Exptrea 7/15/98 Mall Fmms 15/98 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Baskinfthobbins

Cameron Villa e 2018 Cameron Street ., / ; (Acrossgfrom Blockbuster video) ‘11“ J1}; :3 E“ t: cramagi?ree a B afigegnm. - fl . V SPECIALS (89m to do“) . - Located’nt . .. - “$22 aimtséflé’ffi 31$ Cameron Viffage [fl/9x37! “If? “mailed om £2533

Come to Animal Quacker Toys and EATHERE,YOURFRIENDSDO! everything*, and we mean everything* will be 0 2 O /0 O f f ! *Gourmet Sandwlches *Smoothles , , , , *Fresh Tossed Salads ‘Espresso Bar ‘itomemade Soups *Caribou Coffee

I CAFE CAROLINA Animal Quacker Toys AND BAKERY .353“ lli'rltgrw mil \t (-ilt ll = .\l ,T'llH KW) jHj»ll"4—l ______. "“’ \‘T'Iijf 7‘ I : ' \d ‘1 “ A REFRESHING BREAK FROM THE ORDlNAllY 432 Woodburn Road Cameron Vlllage, Raleigh NC (next to Talbots)

”Eidyou agar? CUSTOM PHOTO ENLARGEMENTS IN 6/2?th4‘ 5 MINUTES It’s simply the BEST! 35mm ENLARGEMENT CENYER

nArt Supplies DO-lT-YOURSELF sCustom & Ready Made Frames Gag-gngggSEfigNTS aSame Day Professional Quality Photo PH FROM PR'NTS 0R Processing Print & Slide Film NEGAT'VES

&Poodmowou JILL FLINK FINE ART GRABAFLYERFORDETAILS Brush3050/ OFF 8 2 1 _ 7 1 7 2 ABOUT OUR PHOTO courssr $700 in g”: 2018 Clark AVL‘ Cameron Villain- NL‘ Raleigh 5 % on;wine www.citysearcl1.cmn\rrln illinmrl Student Dis o u n t _..-.-.~. ~- 7 the ‘80s and ‘905 is back with its lat- Movin‘." “Putting Shame in Your est album entitled “Hello Nasty.‘ Game" and " l‘he Grasshopper llnit Students! a Sound It is with this release that many old (Keep Movin‘ l.“ N.0.State tans are able to hear a new sound "Body Movin‘" has a calypso~ori- t outmucd troni Page .5 from the group that has always ented beat to it and almost gives the Run With The Pack By Picking Up kicked some fresh grooves. l'his listener a vivid image that he she is that seem to be the staples of the release contains 22 ot. those funky. on a sea»cruisc or at a beach party. genre. l‘here‘s the group‘s version of punky' and phat tracks that Beastie “Putting Shame in Your Game" con- :4- Your Student Viscount Gard Today! the classic "Jump. live. and Wall." Boys t‘ans throughout the world tains the beats and sounds that are which seems to have done more for love. Although this album doesn't similar to some of the old Beastie revitalizing swing culture than sell— contain the same kind ot‘punk mate- Boys' style from "Check your at? Record EXCHaNGe. ing (iap khakis'. lhere‘s also a love— rial such as “Heart Attack Man" llead." " l'he Grasshopper l‘nit ly little cover ol‘ "Since I Don't from “lll Communication“ or the (Keep Movin‘)" contains sortie Have You“ and the Setzer staple entirety of “Some Old Bullshit." it lyrics from “Sure Shot" (the first itsell'. ”Rock This ’l‘own.” newly does. however. manage to attract track from the "lll (‘ommunicatiorf 5;" revamped and translated for a full new fans with its catchy techno- album). orchestra. funk appeal. What is most amazing about this ”are l‘he nitty gritty oi‘it all is that it‘s a "Intergalactic." the first release ofl‘ album is the fact that the Beastie STUDENT DISCOUNT good (l) for dancing or flailing this album reflects the new genre. Boys can integrate some oftheir old around madly. pretending to dance. I which the Beastie Boys are trying to sounds and still bring about a fresh. just don‘t reccommend it for extend- create. Its robotic voices. phat heats. new appeal to the listener. it you 1 ed periods of time or for those who vinyl scratches and synchronized don‘t belieye me scope out the are seeking a new music revoultion. lyrics are astounding thanks to "mmnimm..., DROP" excerpt found lhis one‘s for the pretty little honies Mario Caldato Jr. the Beastie Boys in "Intergalactic.“ or the "Because and the money guys only. -K. Marks themselves and their newest DI. you can‘t you won't and you don't Show your Student Discount Mixmaster Mike. Mixmaster Mike stop“ found in “l‘he (irasshopper Card and get $1 off our already low appears on several .racks on "llello linit (Keep Movin‘l." sale price on all eight of these great Beastie Boys-“Hello Nasty" H” Nasty." including ”Three ML“s and l‘his album is the lieasric lioys well. "it's 5!) cups of coffee and ()ne DJ," He also managed to pro- newest release since “’94. and it new titles. Don’t see something you you know it‘s on." and with the duce his own album. which can be was definitely worth the wait I ven like? No problem! Show your card lieastie Boys newest release. the found at almost arty retail store or it‘you are not an avid lieastie Boys anyway and we’ll give you a crowds are moving to the break ol~ local record shop, fan. I adyise that you at least give dawn lhat‘s right. the band who ()ther smooth tracks that can be this album a chance due to its new free cassingle by some of created such extraordinary hits from found on this album are "Body appeal. -l). l-_swein today's hottest artists!

Austin‘s geometrical compositions lefi behind the sandy. monochro- l'Luli‘l U}?! Art matic palettes of cubist-era Picasso Pany lid/lor) and Braque for blue-greens. laven- " ‘Llliflll/U’i (outrnucd tront Page .I ders and patches of bright primary continued tr'orn Page I colors. In two of the paintings. he show. which by accident. or dadaist keeps the edges hard and the color That was my account ot‘ Brent perversity. had no titles or identify— contrasts extreme: in the third. the Road. (ilad l went. but sorry l left a ing markers. Austin's work was of squares and rectangles subtly blend great pig pickin' to do so. l'hings .,. (3..“"ejkqsi_ two ty pes: single-color explorations together and the aqua—greens and could haye been better. but they <:-nwe:5ratomnurzt 3:355I?” ot' surface and paint textures and yellows float dreamily just in front also could have been much worse. I RETURN OF THE HEADHUNTFII“: ",1: WlwolsLIICINDAUriWILLIAMSA BIO RlTMO MONSTER MAGNET geometrical compositions distantly ofa field oi‘black. This work. while think the most important thing l. Return 0! the Headhunters (lravvl Road Rumba Baby Rumba! Powenrip related to the cubism of the ‘teens not created to hang behind some- about the night was best put by the l 3; .".s a «533.5? and 'twenties. body's couch. would look very hip swimmers (iust gotta loye ‘eml l panama ' t' On one piece of work. a wide rec- hanging behind the right couch. No Fhey had a sign that basically said l PUBLIC tangle of maroon is striking at a dis- donations ol‘ exhibited art to UNC-Chapel Hill doesn't have any- l ANNOUNCEMENT tance and. upon closer inspection. Technician w ill be rejected. thing like this. You know what. no underneath the paint or lightly The exhibition. which will hang in one else does either. and that is why gauged into it. t‘aint marks that Artspace's Education Gallery I go! resemble Chinese writing are through the rest ofthis week. is on revealed. Next to this is a vivid. the first floor close to the entrance I ['3] O IDAXMNAFMCMem Nu'q‘m'h‘ unsettling study in green featuring a lobby. Artspace. open from 9 am. to . e...V“ l 'J. 7‘ "OMI-y“no 'VouA~n,“"qu surface that scents to rise off ofthe 5 pm. Monday through Friday. is HARVEY DANGER ( Hi I t: l Al I! All PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT MYRQN MerryrriakorsWhere Havo Alllimit"The w 'm .. tin" . ml All Work. No Play Destiny canyas and churn. located at 2!)! E. [)avie Street. l no ()ne newspaper *Also use your Student Dist mint Card to get $1 off entry into all concerts at M 'I‘cr'lmit'iun rt»: l 2302 Hillsborough St. . :Next to Planet Smoothie); M-S 9-10. Sun. Noon-6', 831-9666 2to9-114 Avmrr. m (Missionvarigyi; M-310-10. Sun.1-6: 831-2300 43.”... .l l 1,.5,“ _,A{mils L.’ ‘ ’sze fiver/cos p03 e w/// l‘ be, Luff/7 as once, Q 450m on Wednesday, 50 be: look/)7 amt liltillltlililililt bid/#7 your M/fa/ €378. 71:1/5 here A? 'uff a hfl/e hot 0 what {MW be Com/5’73. /ea5e all/e a Vé’éponse. Pro/Se Tan. 17Morayé605n65 ad, @6661 "

l

l

lV Testing FREE on Campus l Comt wt”! "‘6 to a land 0C .nfume parsimony. ‘I I‘Iee, Loom War: in partners!!! with title to. Human Services, r,““(HY-Nhe} i meniulibt inch., your: Mis’p I790“ “QMNW?) l Cunt wow see we MA an (at us twist u tart), Stu at Health Service rovi esHIltestlt inn is. No (Q34 to move, i elm oi rm aromas ks we. should Eu}. unfounded by rim bliss by! the PM“ t in WA WW ‘1 All testin ls CONilDiNllAlat 0? LL98) ., -7. _, ~foyfit§vgr ~ "L, 1"RIM " s , . m" [5.“ We (‘4‘ I4” y-Jfig‘ I'm! V" II» main,. .. )- Buns. .a l is. a "“9“” denuvds asHarvt.r H;-m.1'1”"*wg Man. it! Srot‘. .q:3u. f"."“". - 4” we age w‘ezb... be gang's peacea- NEVER becomes aparto out STUDENT RECORDS. .' remembefi l 39W“ {Mi ;. mm. to“ In"' .. MD J"! . a, am AwTm“,,a 5-1..(I1)\tylli“""Q(3».".95.an. ,.19’,i .. l 399W Lk-‘Jllw. «to:1‘ 244.13! J-Ilrés- : «Jl l'l unlock “‘45 {. HA1! 794421 4”. (c; 4(1; ” ) c/u MIL!“. MN.~ ‘.~ (1):,» ”I, 750 (ft/£11 .»1‘ ll (V/th’t" ,,«Y'a’t‘ mtj" Wke,‘¥c-Ilda’ .3, (49,“ WMamen/mam 1’ Mal? ' W at: ., 41m”? 243271411Q initiation l manhunt

but |t:st beliew me. “e made some \er} good runs. Adams l‘hese unot‘t‘icial speedometer checks can‘t be done \sith the to} Continued item Page 3 \\ e are pasing tor at \t‘Slj because oi. the aforementioned "mountain" do it again when the “hole under— that \sas constructed ill the middle carriage of” the car has to be of~ lhan Allen lhrrxc a couple sum» When she runs her replaced. So the placement of the mers ago. And since it probably radar makes it useless. knocking \son‘t clock a baseball ll) ing b}. \\e fingers through safety out of the running as a possi- can‘t use it like the radar guns at ble reason for the esistence of the baseball games. either. This "radar wagon." machine reall) isn't a lot ol‘ fun, it yourhain doesit Possibl) the reason we are pining it‘s true that we are pit)ll1g for its our hard-earned mone) tor the entertainment \alue “e are get» only take wagon is for entertainment \alue ting screucdi Back in m) high school days. the Public Sal‘et}. please hear m_\ plea. Kinston Police Department used l-ither put the radar wagon in a dill .005 seconds? their “radar wagon" like it was the tierent place or don‘t use it at all. Sell greatest crime-fighting tool ever it to the (it) ol‘ls'inston The) knou \ti \uir‘n \\Ir1‘l’lt’\iilihlllli illMllL’; \our assembled. Kinston is not a real hms to use ll because the) don‘t liarr illl'Hil‘l'1'lhlll'h'hilit'i happening place. so my friends and tight an} more other than speeding vi lam inr\\ illlli tiiu' Illmu s .ri I needed to find things to do to (not altogether unlike the (it) of entertain ourselves. One thing he Raleigh. ewe-pt Raleigh tights an) timirm‘ l. _.sls it all“! lHl‘II. «nil lnii did more than once (a dash \sas consumption ol alcohol prett) hardt 87t‘0111111‘rus‘ lit: ISS“ 'Ili‘.‘ ll' l\‘\l «\t IL‘l drive past the radar and see hou last .-\ll I'm tr} me to sa_\ ill this disconr Wmdéi-JM147*"5*~Hum.- we could make it register (sad isn‘t bobulated cloud ol uor'ds is that l it'.‘). I won‘t disclose ho“ last “c think our money tan be spent much eser got it to register on a residential more \srscls than on an instrument SOs/arcs street for fear that l is ill be eweuted Public \atct} doesit l men know \ \ \ll’sth illiusrttum.» on the spot by the llrghssa) Patrol. ho“ to use

Tuesday Night Get ready for Fall on—campus interviews at University Career Center. Attend an OOver 150 Unique Toppings ALL YOU CAN EAT orientation session to learn about new 050 Specialty Pizzas interview sign-up procedure $1.00 Aug.24th 4:00pm-4:45pm 5610 Atlantic Ave at Spring Forest Domestics Evegyngpf/Isday Stu. Center Ballroom Aug. 26th 5:00pm-5:45p Stu. Center Ballroom Aug.28th Noon-12:45pm 8 78M?1 1 1 Witherspoon Cinema ALL YOU CAN EAT Sept tst 4:00pm-4:45pm Waverly Place Sho in Center ‘ Stu. Cinema, Walnut Room gay"? 8 PIZZA, BREADSTIX, Sept. 2nd 4:00pm-4:45pm 233'8008 SALADS 8: SOFT Stu Cinema. Walnut Room e DRINKS 4 Check out our website or visit 2100 Pullen Hall for more information f‘;...... cuwm ...... g5 ‘ 6 BIG BreadStix and 3 Dippe rs ‘

g ggi 2 BIG Soft Drinks and 3 iii? : You don't have to be ; ages, 1 Small PIZZA By Design ; gggfi Choose from: CheeoeWorks, Pepperoni Classic, Mushroom ' an actor/actress: lt’s great fun. : 3% x Qasac, All—American Hot Dog Pie, Cachis lack, Sliced Tomato a ' Top 10 Reasons to : H. ‘1'“ Fresh Basil, Pecos Pete Pie or Sausage & Pepper Pie. : G_e_t 3 credits: Be a leader. Join mpgov it5;“ on1y $10 =‘ 5 You get to curse [@#t*); You get a "cool" shirt Z [tree]. |,'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''CLHHERE ; Two Large PIZZAS Lots of mental goosiog of self and others: Be on a "great" team (see photo). 5 Any combination of two Pepperoni Classic, Mushroom Classic, CheeseWorks, Pecos Pete Pie, Sausage Pepper Pie, Cactus lack, All-American Hot Dog Pie or I Be creative and Talk autism we Elllili ii (iii ii “ Q Sliced Tomatoes Gt Fresh Basil 3‘ a:. git i.

When you order, let us know you have this coupon. a Not valid with other promotional offers. Duran, Carryout or Dellvt‘n'. U c7 Expires 12-31-98. z J

Contact Marianne @ 515-9355 ‘Joint project of ‘DtoniSpon Theater and Student Health Service. MAT: 3360 Sat. or Mon. ci/IQ or iii SAT: 3:295 Thurs or5c1t. 8/29 or c{/3 Glass meets ._5_-§£81- on Thursday, call 68Ll‘33i7‘i 4th 3loor, Student Health Service. Office? of Continuing Education 3,3,1?3‘ t . t . g _ . . . ‘ . ,V, ~>31.3,: :y ,. L.” .. s2 . t t ‘I , .. .~ 4mis"m .,<;~"~‘ .-.. ‘ l. ~:..- i9..‘” x a

Come taste usl Reese \Ollllllllt’d trom Roa- 5 But, this past weekend. you were, Don‘t believe me‘.’ Just recall the extra presence ot‘ the Public Safety Department. As noted. these cops don‘t leave om campus t‘orjust anything. Patrolling the dark avenues oil Hillsborough of MC. State Street on a Friday night? No way. Responding to a robbery over at “to": so: *.‘;‘%::.::’°;:.:f- Smoothleville. i%‘.:§':..tt::§§2%ti:dTootsie "’W ”wf’md-“ff’m NOW HIRING 50 DRIVERS AND 50 INSIDE £229’Ts3’ii'133'Li$e§°éii3l§§ $33.2; Inside Harris Teeter at EMPLOYEES IMMEDIATELY. IF you WANT TO WORK Safety otiicers it... mo mm m Cameron Village (we have Parking” FOR ONE OF THE BEST PAPA JOHN’S IN THE cam us where Public Safety om- i“liiii‘l‘l‘i3‘13.l:“§£.'.ii§li"in' iii-3:: 5"” Your student I- D- *0" COUNTRY, PLEASE STOP BY OUR LOCATION AT 2712 :3?[[11:51llh;::l(|iti“tdiliieiilllsjirnblilll 50 cents Off Of any HILLSBOROUGH 5T” KALEIGH OR (‘rime on llIllsborough Street‘.‘ .\ i‘éil‘."i‘li;“§;,3:".i‘ii13:53:12,222? smoothie mow *hmush 9/15 CALL 554—7272 (ASR FOR DAVIS) ing’.’ Wow, that is serious, Better WWW.$moothieville.com call in Public Safety Hogwash. WW“ WE ENCOURAGE OTHER PIZZA DELIVERY The university. if it really cares DRIVERS TO APPLYI WE PAY FOR EXPERIENCE about its responsibility to the sur- rounding community. needs a more AND HAVE THE BEST COMPENSATION PROGRAM consistent policy when it comes to its off-campus policing responsibil- IN THE BUSINESS. ities. I can‘t tell you how many times I‘ve been told by a Public Safety officer that “we don't live in goésctlilpnignorcinsgzpfi‘ffaiiliuslv S t t' l'kif“);w ~Luntheon-Dinner Specials~Beor &Wine Availablo~ . Earn up to $400/W66k Part-time. (up to $15/hour‘) lems. Stan paying attention to our OFF-campus well being. even when Very fiGlelB hour‘g the university's image isn‘t at stake. 2504 Hillsborough Street . In the meantime. let’s put an end (across from D.H. Hi" Library) Faid‘cagh mg htly 'to this annual garbage about how ‘ . . d . d $33 “533"? Ice tsiiiteuii‘ieil-‘iya'lo m 0 Weekly pay ClIeCkS behave on Brent Road. I don‘t buy . . . it. ln my book. safety is more Dr'lVCl" Incentlvc program5 important than the university‘s ima e. And there are lots of more . '0 4 1 dangerousplgses nearcampusman Student Advantage Discount of Fla" Eliot: Eazagdblic‘gzeftfymivon‘t be at . 50/0 dlfiCOUl’lt on 3“ mealg 8"" “we” Mon &Tues 0 Excellent potential for advancement 1/2 Price Pitchers of Beer ' Stock Optima for mangere L a A

00IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

llooIl Help Paying for

Upcoming School lopoosoo?

It’s never too late to apply for financial aid. Contact Educaid® today and we’ll provide you withfiee information and applications for education loans. Find out what more than a million students and parents already know; you can pay for college without a degree of difficulty.

Call today 1-800-578-1233 or visit www.mluoaidoom

00 % Educaidi Knowledge that Helps Pay for Colleges"

[Ti/mun!“ II a tenure mark owmd by 77” Money Start In" The stark ofbooks logo 15 .1 501%! mark ouwordby The Money Star: Inc, and rrgntrm!’ with the lI Ram: and 7Wurk Oflirr.

va’fiy‘i‘;.-:‘:*2Tawney???“2’2“;"f"... 'l 7rum-insucwmm..A ‘series?”"‘ provided by their lodges. tional medical student from LSU Nonetheless. trusting their “profes— Medical School, Clint Horan. sums Reporters Leboeuf sionals" over intuition. many up the scenario best: \... ' .V. a Americans put up little resistance “First. there is the COBRA law. Continued from Page 5 Continued from Page 5 never to understand the true evil that Among other things. it requires that was being presented to them. a hospital accepting any money you. zations. and doctors competed vig- Since then. the AMA (in coition from Medicare (i.e. treats one ‘ RE I There are special circumstances in orously for lodge contracts. So you with our federal government) has Medicare patient in a year) must FOR MUSCULAR DYSTIIOPHY every situation. Put yourself as the might be thinking. “Get real Steve! worked to virtually eliminate free treat any patient presented to their individual found with the weapon. If this system were really as awe- market medicine in the United emergency room, So basically. the Muscular Dystrophy Association What if it was a knife? They are some as you claim. then why don't States by granting established phy si- poor of most cities use the emer- weapons. we have such programs today?" cians a virtual monopoly in medical gency room like the rest of us use (800) 572-1717 My biggest complaint is the quali- Ironically. the answer is that the sys- care (but only for the sake of the our family doctors. The hospital can ty ofthe reporting. Maybe it‘s good tem worked too well... that is. too “common good." of course). try to bill them. but the hospital that this story came out in the first well for the dignity of established Professional doctors will always be never gets paid. Here in New "DA” week of school. You now have all medical authority. Doctors who needed for complex mendings. Orleans. women will get diagnosed semester to hold your staff to a graduated from “prestigious“ uni- advanced surgeries and difficult for labor at Charity Hospital [a higher sense of journalism. If this versities were appalled that trained diagnoses. but AMA govemmcnt state-run institution] and then get a "yellow" trend continues. I may be physicians would “stoop so low“ as intervention prevents us from pursu- ride to a nice. private hospital to BROUGHT ro a regular unpaid editorialist for to bid for the chance to serve lower- ing cheaper options for relatively deliver. The hospital has no choice; Technician. I will write every day if class tradesmen; it was revolting simple medical complications For it has to admit her and take care of You Br: necessary to hold you to a protes- that “uneducated" laymen could set example. it doesn't take 10 years of her and the baby until they are ready sional standard of reporting. fees for a physician‘s service and training to mend your typical broken to go home. This is one reason hos- determine which physicians were leg. A skilled nurse‘s aid can cast pital costs are so high [for people Jason F. Reischel satisfactory for hire. (After all. the simple fractures just fine (and fora who pay I." Senior. History working class was never meant to fraction of the cost demanded by a "Since we are strong. educated. 233-7279 achieve real power in the free mar~ doctor). Nonetheless. it would be and able to provide a service that jfreischxgiunityncsuedu ket. right?) illegal for a nurse‘s aid to provide helps people. it is assumed to be our So the AMA decided to do what this service. Afier all. she needs a obligation to provide that service. everyone else does when they want govemment—granted license. The Much like teachers. police. and unearned privileges at the expense end result is that socialized medi- other professionals who provide ser- of others: lobby to Uncle Sam. By cine has forced us to pay high prices vices that people take for granted. this time, the AMA had successfully for services that would otherwise be we only have the right to "ask" for lobbied Congress for the authority relatively inexpensive. compensation. never to demand it." T BECOMEA to determine which physicians There is a particular perversion of Though I entirely oppose the insti- would be awarded licenses (without reason that has helped fuel this tution oftax-funded Medicare. find l notii sciioun which. a doctor could not legally destructive socialization of medi- it hard to feel sympathy for the practice medicine in the United cine. This idea has been around for AMA on this account. After all, it is iii YOUR States). This made the American tra- centuries, and it is dead wrong! It is their original experiment with the dition of lodges a sitting duck for the notion that the free-will. peace- fire ofauthoritative govemment that a...i,_. SPARE TIME. AMA regulation. The AMA simply ful individuals must sometimes be burned their profession in the first threatened to revoke the licenses of infringed upon for the sake of the place. But I do sympathize with ('3:~v doctors who accepted “lowly" lodge "common good." The Authoritarian individuals such as myself. and ‘v TEXAS Come join the entire campus tor contracts. As may be painfully obvi- Medical Association (AMA) of the young doctors like Horan. who are INSTRUMENTS ous to my regular readers. this late I9th and early 20th centuries now faced with a ramshackle health 'fl-IE BIGGEST EVENT forced many doctors out of work. used this concept to excuse their care system that allows the “poor" resulting in a mass ofworking-class dictatorship of health care for lays and elderly to steal a few extra ot the semester! citizens without affordable health men. Ironically. the roles are breaths at the expense of taxpayers care. reversed today. Now the masses are and hard-working doctors; and To make matters worse. the AMA successfully (yet perversely') using what‘s worse. not even established also made the requirements for med- this notion to argue that doctors are medical authority will stand for Play virtual reality and experience the ical licensure absurdly strict. further given their “divine healing abilities" what is right. reducing the supply of doctors and not for the sake ot'self-advancement Friends. the facts speak for them- thereby driving health ol actually “being there” through ()iie Motorcycle RiderCoursr will i care prices but rather for public sacrifice selves. There is absolutely no reason make you a better, safer rider. And even higher. Of course. their argu- hence Medicare. why Americans should consider iivunnni "'"" Iii-tech simulation riding will become more tun. l ment to the public wu "We‘re not Consider how the govemment has Clinton‘s plan to socialize health Call limo-4474700 tor the limiting your health care options. destroyed the free market through care. Why? Because health care is best education on the streets. We‘re just being more selective for Medicare. 3 service provided for already socialized. And it doesn‘t “FE" FUNDING! your own good." But as I mentioned nearly every elderly person in this work. Several before. individuals were already country (because unlike the young. Check our the line LeBoeul'l/ome quite content with the health care the elderly actually vote). An excep- Page w'w'wJ rit'xuedu .sflehoeu u-mwwvmm-uavs... VIRTUAL REALITY in“; displays to challenge your abilities mucmmmmummmvui Sales and Marketing Internship Are you the student that needs money but doesn't want to work weekends? Are you the one who Office Supply Solutions. one at North Carolina's largest independent ' MONDAY amisoii l doesn’t like long shifts? Does your resume need dealers, is now accepting applications tor our Sales and Marketing some help? Do you want to help NC State? The NC Internship Program. Must possess a strong desire to pursue a sales State Calling Center is just the place for you! and marketing career after college and maintain a 2.0 or higher GPA 0 $6.00 an hour to start! while employed. A personal computer with Internet access is required. AUGUST 24“ l 25* 0 No weekend work! Base salary is $150 per week (minimum of 20 hours). plus commissions 0 No dress code! and expenses. 0 Sun.(5:30-8:30) Mon.-Thurs.(6:30-9:15) Visit our web site at www.hallnhall.com/oss/intem.html tor additional 0 Build your resume! intormation and to download an application; or send your resume to: THE BRICKYARD Sales Internship, Office Supply Solutions. PO Box 33672. Raleigh, NC lf'you think you are the eprson we are looking for and are 27636 or e—mail to re5ume@ha|lnhall.com. willing to work 2 nights a week, stop by 20 Enterprise St. (Across from the Bell Tower near North Hall) We'll be office so 9:30 am - 5:00 pm outside of the bookstore this week from 11: until 2 iti/ou’d .wg....~.,.‘k.. like to apply! Sojufifig(Mice Suppliar Coflae‘ Printmg 515-2034

Don't Let The Summer

Pass You By!!!

It’s not too late to get that weekend job you were Want A thinking about for extra money... We have the weekend hours to fit any schedule, first, second or Challenge? third shift. Complete training, great company, great Marines should be pay -$8.50 per hour. (Must be 21) Call today or apply OFFICER TRAINING SCHOOL this tough. Stuntmen Start your career oft on the right foot by enrolling in my An Force in person Monday thru Friday: Officer Training School There you Will become. a (,0er .isaioced should be this tough. officer in lost 12 weeks From the star! yoiiil enjoy great Day complete medical and dental care, 30 days iii ‘e’leliiOn t‘rik‘l‘ yria' ButtoenaHs? Guardsmark, Inc. 4601 Six Forks Rd plus the opportti'i {y .‘i: Nave! i«t AIM HIGH see the world Tr. riiscivev hov‘. tag“ l llu'll.lllllfil1.llllti plll'll‘lli mails Landmark Center Building Suite 130 a career in the Air Force can trite lllllill lrt' M sifin til. it [Irltltit'lll you Call 1 800 ‘123'U5Ah ill visit .\itil M In“ such tiiinfis NS wulitii'g. Raleigh, NC 27609 www.guardsmark.com ——m""r>> our webs‘lte at www dillillt e. corn I‘t‘tilll'\'\. \\ liili- splits iiiiil red lines. www.airfort:e com l'iir M li't't' pumpitit'l mi iiiiil [iriililt'nis itmi llit' ittinu-rt lil- ili'riimltiliifiisls in your Ill‘l‘ll. just Learn how you can profit mil trill Inn was at: iii‘ii.\i.ni.:ri S M A L L from sweeping tax law changes. The new mt laws atfect millions ot 3 million people to prepare to mums Is tax preparation right for COFFEE American taxpayers You tan profit vou? .\\iiy.i \\ -\. \iiiui i lliitnisiiiiii. . from that suturmn Ls a professional Learn about the new tax laws It you like to work with numbers and or purchase a Keagans travel mug tiut preparer ruirwd by HA'K Blink and much more. enyoy helping people. you may find Now tryoutr than ever, taxpayers will be An Hall Block in training (nurse it t you what vou re looking tor. for $2.25 and join our coffee club. looking to professionals tor help With will rim-r rtx tim- «hiinget (‘lunges People from many dim-rent walks of interpreting the new luvs and prepar- intliide lower tapiral grins in. new lite have enrolled in Hall Block mt Limit one per customer. Expires 9/25/98 in); their tax returns th‘du(lll'll\ fur tulle-Lie cdutatim‘. training courses and succeeded as pro As a qualified tax preparer. you ll carpet-ms mu .1 new tax «.redit for par tessional m preparers All you need is Technician Fun Fact enyoy the challenge and satisfacrion of ents The routs: will Also provute you #3: helping people save money on their with thomugh. pmrital training in a dCSII'Y to learn ~ and to earn The Triangle's Orlglnal Smoothie income taxes 0t course. proper train- Illl' mm! ionimotily encountered For more information. bar is now in Cameron Village at The Alumni Memorial ing is essential to equip you to handle items on personal income tax returns call l-8(X)-TAX-2(X)O Harris Teeter! Full and part-time posi- income tax returns that a" an“: Y.iii ll lr-arn tax thmrv and Appiltdlion or visit our web site at Building was built to honor from the Simplest 1010A to the most tri-m ”AR Block instructors With wwwhrblockcmn/tu tions available. Not a franchise, not a alumni who died in World complicated collection of forms and years or [P‘lAWOIll’ experience Ynull national company, Smoothieville was War II and the Korean War. schedules An excellent way to learn is (implant id ihr «an: r‘ neither an och-r mt J born right here in the Wllh HRR Block The nations iiiim— .Iso {(‘(Cth' the LumpfthfnSin' glamour ofrrrrytuy'ner‘it Triangle. Apply in It served as an intinnary in hei‘ one tax preparation firm, ”(AH Hlmlt textbook and related lRS person or call 828-1983 for details. the 1900's. ‘*r-1w' Marl! Block has trained more [hm material Meander“ -"fw..‘ Rule WW Clayton 553-2230 “ Garner 77236" Apex 362-45’4 Fuquay-VarlnaI.” 5526892 Zebulon 269-7220 "m m“ Cary 469W2 Knighlthle 2568067 Smoothieville. Code . no ”manuall- 0 Wet NAB Btu-ti Tu Sen-cu Int Where the good ttufllivea. llag. Bate, tear

three seasons. She joins sophomore team and was a I997 finalist at the In I995. the Pack finished five Betsy Stec as the twu retuniing European Junior National Socce keepers in the hunt for the spot games over .500 and fifth in the _ Sndni Championships in both the l()()‘ oleyba conference. Since then. the Pack kt‘llllllllt'tl ll't‘ll‘ liter I.’ between the posts. Stec saw limited meter butterfly and the l007meter hasn‘t finished better than eighth in playing time last season. playing in Continued from Page IL! freestyle. continued ll‘t‘ItI Page I.‘ the ACC and has struggled out of five games while logging just over Magriusson posts a career-best the conference as well. Katherine (Kati Mertl. who started l00 minutes of playing time. Whitaker. will look to transform the time of 5l.5 in the IOU-meter The lessons that come with losing all four years wlirle at N.(‘. State The newcomer to the fray is fresh» Pack‘s sprint freestyle team. freestyle and a 55.4 in the l00-meter important. have hit home for the senior duo. arid finished Iier career as the A('("s man 'I‘onya Dedmond. a talented Taking to the lanes with rising butterfly. "I know when I was a freshman. I especially after the unfulfilled all time leader in saves With 42}. keeper from Ambler. Pa.. who has sophomores Mary Mittendorf and Tim Haley. from Carmel. Indiana. felt left out sometimes; I felt forgot- expectations of l‘)‘)7. Finding a keeper who can fill shown that she has the ability to Brando Stergion. the newcomers is a senior national qualifier iii the ten about," Robinson said. “And I Mertl's shoes will no doubt be a play at this level. And while coming could be called upon early to make 200~meter butterfly and the 400‘ decided that when I am a senior. I But Robinson and Kimbrell have tough proposition. In fact. it may be in With experience usually sets a a difference. meter IM. as well as a former junior definitely want to be there for the taken those le sons and are doing next to impossible. player apan. Mertz’s being a four- their best not to let history repeat year starter has leveled the playing Shana Bullock and four—time national champion in the ZOO-meter freshman.“ itself. “She's not going to be easily field. in a way. YMCA National Qualifier Sarah IM. “I just want to put as much into “We're untried. we work together. replaced." goalkeeper Coach Kos both have posted junior nation- Senior national qualifiers Radji (the freshmen) as is put into me." we meet together. we talk together. Danielle Dion said of Mertl. “I “None of them. really. can you al qualifying times in the butterfly Bryson-Barrett and Brendan Kirnbrell added. “I want them to think haying Kat here and having look at and say any one of them has events. while Kathleen Tonini looks Masterson both join the team with feel the drive and have that momeni and that is something that definitely her show (the other keeper's) her experience.“ Dion said. “Sara‘s to make an impact on the Pack‘s impressive times in the backstroke tum and to strive to do good." hasn't been there in the past." abilities helped a lot. But you can never started at the college level; backstroke and individual medley events. Robinson said. “(‘aplairis in the never replace a keeper because each yeah. she‘s watched a few games, events. Hammond also added three junior Perhaps more importantly than past. especially last year, didn't keeper walks in wrth i’l different atti but that doesn't mean she's ready to “(The freshmen‘s) times coming in national qualifiers in Suha Akman. knowing what it was like to be in the work together at all. We had a dill tude. a different way of playing and go." are as good or better than the people John Simpson and Ed Hill. Matt shoes that the five freshman now ferent mindset. different expecta— a different style. Not one of (the new Which means that Dedmond. that we have in the program. so they Brado was a finalist in the l()()» stand in. Robinson and Kirnbrell tions and different lifestyles. This keepers) cart stand out and say. ‘I'm Maririo and Stec are all starting are coming in as top-level competi‘ meter and ZOO-meter freestyle have seen both sides of the coin of year. we both have the same goal in replacing Kat Merl/.”‘ from the same ground. making the tors." Hammond said. events at the junior national champi» success. mind." At this poiiit there are three candi‘ process of deciding on a starter for For the men. Hammond has added onships in I998. dates for the position. and all three the Sept. 1 game all the more harder 10 versatile and experienced swim- Also joining the team are transfers seem to be neck and neck for the for Kerrigan. mers, moving the team closer to Kevin Chipman and Patrick spill. “It seems like one of them has a regaining the ACC crown it monop~ Morrow. who come to State from strength in one area and the other olized in the 19605 and ‘703. the University of Kentucky and the Senior Sara Marino has spent the one has a strength in another.“ Valter Magnusson is a former US. Coast Guard Academy. respec- most time as a triember of the Kerrigan said. “But we’ll have one member of Wolfpack system. having served as start. for sure. and we‘ll work from the Swedish national tively. a backup for Mertz during the past there." Pli a merit Line Ad Rptes Call 515-2029 \\ lri!t In Iririr l.tI‘ .i rr .1 hr in lrlii '(‘K‘ilkll\ll)l(‘ I; tor up Ill 35 words Add I I; [‘(‘i day liii ”.rr h ~-.. ..I nri 3r 0" trri Il.If'ii.|k't\ rrr i..c_ LIII lrr lr.rti.tiilrni I .|\I\IIII\(‘IIII"II‘ ut' tii.ikr rut. iii in Ilr pernt 5% 2s Fax 515-5133 l.ilst it tiiisltatlitiy .iil\r.'li~ii\t' l'rilti .tjll‘t'dflnfl in I day SISU 2 tut. rrtii IIIIIIIIAJIIIIII l' \. It I riil. i.‘ ii .r siiriiialilc j (Ll-H 3:15“ (hr :81,“ l betweett‘) run. and p.tn. to place ‘itirlti tri r.-. kipwt .|‘ or '.\. l‘tiilt‘r' ritir ' I t 3’ ' VisaI or Mastereard lt‘.irlt't\ that .o; [yr »~..'ilt Illt‘if‘.\'("‘l"lllt Classifieds J dd“ SUI.“ ) l A“ t u an ad With your I'irtr r .ir- .iii r,irr ‘ii piiliiit uirlioid rt-tund l «lav $0.80 2 day's SI 1.00 I’lt.i~i t'rrt k tl‘r .ot ilri lirsi -l.I'. it run-- .ttio’ we Line Ads: 1 issue in advance (at noon Illay's SI 7.5“ 4 days SZIIIII Found Ads \llll ulatllt .itlitisr :! \\r utll iiiit in 'ii'ltl rtwrwnkiblr Display Ads: 2 issues in advance Q12 noon .ttlti 'l ,r I' tr-tiipliarrtt ultl. sl.iii II'A ut rlrr T‘IIT rDeadHnes All Line Ads must be prepaid - No exceptions. 7 “4““ $25.00 0+ day’s SlSll/tlay‘ l run free riiii .itis :rrwrririirir; l'likt‘l'lpt sliiltii.. liyrniiastrts lrntructor \Iomrng Afternoon POSITIONS AVAILABLE? turn its and WorkOpportunity IRM Ihlnkpnd CD ROM. modem. I000 Reypunsible leniale student to share Bark to \tliooi \itir' llooktayrs ('Al I HIR ARTISTS l lp “at ted or herring Moon I xptrieritt-d Required. It) he .i pan or the lat“! trend that caters to I Retired Phyncun leeks office and nego Pentium (‘usitiiir ('oiriputer 208 III). Bedroom itpi close to NCSI' 320000 a Speaker I’Irinr \tdndy. ltlrlrs Iksksl‘arsi rr-. Art rtirdriirii themes ot tultuidl identity to I‘ r'Illf‘IIIfy IltiIII \t’ \tiiic Irueilrni healthier lifestyle line: it up' The household assrxtant T’Ieyrble houn. varied (‘0 ROM. Inb modem. Sblfl w wrern v month which includesutilities and rent ( .iIl tables and dnor A It ti \rorr I'lllltlt‘r Ilt‘ rt ITII'IT‘H lu\IIk(‘. world issues (idllC\ is at Ill) per hour Irirsalr» p.iii tiiiir Hourly Rate Raleigh illlll t .iiy Imatioiis Authentii f'alitoinia Smoothie Hat lids layks Knowledge ol Microsoft ()tlite speakers ill: MM Ayk tor Kelly Mindy82‘! U705 South West Street Raleigh Irn Thousand \ illagey. l‘anieiori Village (st-nines l.tsy iiioi‘ry marketing lr‘llk‘ career opportunities ay well as hill and pan IlffiIClI Organized yell starter wrt integrity Der-dune.8/28 Questions’ 1 all ltlt iillti rllyldl‘tl at ‘l rents pt: irriiirite t irl IrIiici loll Bed For Sale. lily lull yilr mattress. Roommate needed male or ternale to share Party with RASINVMON .ii the Brewery tn Mmh‘tl‘ IIA\I‘. .i IICJII to: High \\IIIIIII tearis' little poyitiiins available tor outgoing and sense or humor desired 39 take home approl Ill 4 inthes high. 850 Nil 9”!) apartment II miny from tampus ineai Sunday August IOth Hear 5 liar. dopr Ililll or Bad trl'dil \Ar are here to help at. “iirk it the Y\1( A In“ \riglca \teiii KI: zrirrgctit indiyiduals Applitations are pay bour (‘nll Sur‘t’y Rolyctty (a Kill 234‘ turner) W I), III)! 25 plus I 4 an] Sllltl bands and .‘ witked DI s (let down .it the types of loans d\.||ldl\lf (all I KIRI I90 \( I III \I Reps iirr'.lrrl t 'l the lisie~t V\lt tiring attepred tor our new stores in ( dry. tor moredetails Moton‘ycle for sale IW.‘ Kawasaki izxyoo deposit (in: 79th "Bank 2 Skool Jam' 36 ‘i-lh iii rwrnl; web I‘lst‘tl kl I'illrt‘ . ll llir iii'a‘ \t Annapolis MD. and Key West. II. Y'ylt‘A tooth ( otirrselors needed for Iarly in good wndrtion bt‘ttllmiles Pull tuning Irlln erul t ‘IIlllityMIIll while \AUIRIII" \r iii II.|\C itiii whim making emit SSS other Apply at June it I‘P' (an Village Square. Arrivals. r’\IIk’I\Lht‘0I. Pt‘fulltxll. Tutorial. 322(1)cirntau deatmonfil‘eosncsuedu Roommate wanted for 48k 28A house otl ll S PAR” TI‘N‘I RENTAl Wll t. riirs‘ \liisr tr C‘If'll't‘llk «air dry it Ir ~I-rrll‘llly .tre’ IJIC I .ii-rlr'iJ .tiid llakriy intersection of Walnut St and (‘ary Town: and l'rhan Seryttey Programs Poyiliye role Western Blvd 53!: 50 l 4 utilities NI) illuuull I'ARIII S (rAIllI‘RINUN [AllliAIlei (\irl \Irisl hair proteswrrr.“ .ippmi ii tr (.HIII‘fiil‘ 'y iloigc w.i king illyIJIItf ltrirrr Hlyd or tall IZIWIII in UN 968 IINI or9|” ll‘ItlIk'ly ( .iry V \t( -\ riot! Willi. (‘entral QUEEN mattress set qwlted top Pets ("III 85‘} I170 Check out lheTrI-n‘lemet the premier l'llti\l' 8‘10!th iiiil arthrble ‘r rr q. :t.ii ii. I r. \Iiilli'ir-Il: ..i'iipiis l\ rru‘klltg lot I’ I leini inriiilrty 4m 1‘28 INN .-\ tKI.‘ ‘lbfili I'inley YMCA 184R new still in plastic 5 year warranty. business/info locator in The Triangle Area ('l‘l.l L178 172‘ ITryii'l t « .i NH iiigi (it til tireal lriii. l|r\:b|r to \r‘III trust siliedule I’I lltioky Accounting person. liours 9621i Cost $599.95 Sale for $185.00 Roommate Wanted for apartment right on http:/andhetrlnuflanct' ”6 788 III-1 ultiirryiullr'lI-I(~it‘l' I‘t‘f iiid git-at tuiy‘ I r'ltlml lI.iii “II .1 I“ or tlelible. taiiiilrar with Quithooks apply. Call 781-3754. Wolfline. l 2 mile from campus. walking \II DENT (lWN‘H) stop "y tor .rrr Jpplitiirrrr. “I III” distance to (‘entennial Sl7.I 75 per month Pre-Vet club meeting. Monday August .‘4 ASR FUR I»\RRETI \.Iir i‘ \yyl arr ltl it i'ir‘il £I’ti\t’ ”II P Plinl'l Ir ST A) III’ Aerobics “KILLER (‘OMPL’TERS builds PC: for plus utilities (‘nll Mikeat828-4705 in Williams 1404 7 IS pm lnirodutlion .‘lt'\€llir| .rer is .ll'r'swk Ili"t‘ vy.rritr.l Arrkildr. .IIII‘IfIi'i‘II\ .irid I'I ( ()1 Rllzk DPT-Ill. PERSON needed 5 instruttors \trrnglh Inylrtittot). and gym nllapplrcations Free deliveries (‘iish Ind Information on upcoming rycrrtt‘ PREG. TERMINATIONS Sale A gentle .r..~qiu-Mi-u-a—‘-w>... i-mri'ir'orrir .i' .r» t. -\ tk llllrtr, s.:. -r. ’\k_l\i‘ll.\ \.t'ii'.l.ty\ App y or [\rty i: .ii .ittrriioons or mornings a week l-or attendant opportunities Huible work referrll program Customer support I ynr Roommate wanted to share I El). )2 BA Drinks and snacks provided More Into‘ stall Patti inedsik anesthesia Nut day rr.tk-. re rlI'F"|r\"-‘I'I' ’lt‘, rr i kc rtt . l‘rr IIr’llyf .ttrisntowri Raleigh other Applicanty must schedules (1in YMCA i4699622).Central wmnty Visit wwwlullereornpunrsm townhouse near (Toronto and Woltldne Call Jeremy Pittman fill 901 I or eniiirl at appts fall tor tedutrd l;t!f\ A00 IN) [.r».—ur1.r.y' ”II I'M-\Nllll' ll ltiRthi \lR\lt l' be dependable and have reliable \ MI'A ittI.‘ 9612i l'rnley YMCA (348- foroffictiildetails." “15 mo. l I utilities llSd 9087 ,, a ,.ncsu.edu 4.“ in \r.r...ii.;.r. ’,.,.\r"‘r.‘ \...urir lllls'l‘sti Irir-i- H .iiid \rumrs iA.|lIH‘tl in ii.irr\pomtion $6 50hr plus mileage ('all Willi . utos l'oi‘ Stile ROOMMATF \AAN'I Ell: Huge room toil Ki‘y r .' cl .ir.‘ II .ti‘ “ l l..r.iii "l stirriirs lrrgtrtii rid \I.iiir tor appointment .tyk lot (‘hris 7“ WII I’trynte Ruth Male or l'errirtle “IS month Illuulll \B()RTI()\.\ Privatedi toiilidenrial try‘ I Iii-Item l’.i. (hi «1‘ MN W H ptistlllll’h available with protcssronal l990 Awhecl drive Red Geo Tucker tlflltll€\ (all 854 wt} ATTENTION FORMER REDUX \tudtnl rules ‘4 Sat Appis l'ain meds Help win-mi l‘nl\(t\ll‘ Tuwcru "In!“ lawn maintenance. competitive pa) 7“ (UMP SPLASH AI IHI; POOL’ Certified elcellenl condition. soft top. 4 new tires. Two roommates wanted. share 3 bedroom) AND PHEN-PHEN USERS: We grim FRI I’ Preg lfsl R00 SM) ‘69“ ya.-Air vl'ulr'rlII-IRIII‘.Kt'l 'ri'llk’Int purlt'iirj-itime yrryenlvlovlucul‘.. .ti sri. .i 'i ' ~i ..i~-rr.i help I 'r-tr’ilc l7" lllVfmeme 1llniblrif: guardsworkand\(h€\l|ll(\mum instructors(‘al’y YMCAneetbdI46"for newbrakes.97kmike.33900. “9-2679 bathroom house near 5 pornlk. All now have an all natural sate way www women«More:mm ‘ll\thr \iiyorir with iri iirtrrrsi rii 'rrke. men or .tiid wt't-krird \kTIrIIy.i{‘\ .ii iilirlilr Responsible Iflljl‘dllkldlx needed to provide ‘Jblll. I'erriml YM' '\ UN) 9012). Finley Mud ('lirvriilet (‘Anier-i white ut. .ipplraiqu (irad student preterred. 5450 to lose weight wrthout Side effects .iriii bike rri.iir pints! . .‘ '- rizu \tlry one to one habilirarive treatment to children YMI‘A HIM W134 blackgray int . trtops. keyleyy entry M . per room. negotiable I all Mark amt» Dr. recommended and iiiit -r iririi iirr. ttjrrrrrrtr wrle'tr-I with .IIIItVII in the Raleigh um Encelleni PW. PDL AM FM Luyttlt‘. (1'. alloy tlldl guaranteed. I went from a size I? I\I\Il Ill \Il ripening Regional hourly wage Send letter or interest and or MEI-[T ~\.\l) (EREI‘T IN IERT'ISTING wheels. 80k miles. 38000 obo 1910i IOI to size 6 in 7 weeks! Call now and Icttrlrs .\ Ilcsigri \iiitienis sewers artists in l i y 't i i I‘ir kt'l.iet' IIEIIr 'irrrls .iii eii'liri-iJsIIt {INHIHC It‘ Pl‘tWLl" Member yrryites opponunities 04l7 Wknlfd Mule III Female to share I BD. ask me bowl (919) 743-6396 itallsrneii \Ac desire your apparei tralts \ rlrl \It r r i I r r I r i iirlitrdua‘ who .\ ‘II Tr-ll.tl‘lt‘ Jl'iil .irirlrdent \utisrn Karen o' \‘oth('arnlina ayailable at our Front I'III‘€\\ and Pool lurnrshed Home near campus urge yard and art tor new slr\t( ripening late I II ‘.r I l I ‘lt' m. irr ‘ ii .i Irlr'latkt‘lm.‘ pr s tirrn \YYCnItt‘l‘. Htiarr dt\k\ (er V \1( .-\ raw will. Lentral 85' Volkswagen Serrano, 80.000 miles. I And detk with priyittc Hot Tub No September l.t|I “I It“! Iy message , I I k \Iliyl \;ir' ik ilrii Il’rl t ‘l‘t rse lirg‘ryli ‘0‘Oberlin Rd Sun: I0 YMI'A tlIIJ 9an| lziiley YM('A (84R speed. cruise. .yunroot, KvV. Bilyirins. smoking and No pets S400r‘mo utilities uri‘ i k l i i \irir. \ \ ‘ 'roii' yiirs ll‘ll|l\(\ l‘ y iii are Raleigh. \t l‘ryliS INS 9021i Btdykit. MSW’rims. new Yokohama HR“ included (‘all Bill 233 8055. ii'v'ri‘et II‘ ii'ir.it prurrriior‘i t. .mrt‘ r'ICI'rIJII byinithtauuliymymicty 0‘ org many otherupgrades Must see $2900obtr WOMEN Need I new place to stay” Fa I :I l\ll‘lrllil\lll‘_’ Pirigi'iiii In The Iiiintli l7"lii il‘r irr.rritr industry t'rrdyl' . dll Kt‘lli iiltlcare 82') 7297 leavemessage just $300 mo plus I J utilities youcanhave BAR‘IENDERS iIlt' i: demand .ll“ ltltit: your own room in a house within walking Eiiiii Sl‘r .Irl Tliltll Jrrlr \IHIII \l "j‘ll'ry yr'rk- ,irr i.ri.r RIM R~t)l A ('AI'Iz LN GARNER Now AFTER SCHOOI (‘IIILD (‘ARE N QI' (iold Mitsubishi (intent Ituellent distance to rumpus' Plus you get twocool placement ass stain r‘ I‘s ion 0 ‘il 7| on me i rig tit-rt t.‘ milk .'tl 3* Hiring ('IIIIIUdeIte waiisratt hostess. and Raleigh \lorn seeks Il‘yptlllylhlf student in (UnkIllltm. four door. iill records. auto door roommates freeofcharge' (live usa all to III ii II LIIIIIIL’ liil‘ liiiif I)lit‘llly Raleigh‘s Uiiilt‘uidirrg Li. i'it ’ .~ 1" ykr‘t'k "lease tall \rrry kiltbcri personnel Please apply in person putt up w yr rrld daughter from school. take and Windowswoo 510%76 come by andsee 83H 9957 St moi (Edit now ltir ole abr‘ut \lori I‘I'. rliini 4pm 772 “It to .tltet \tl‘i .tttiyirit's assist with l-‘OR SALE 8h Subaru Wagon avid. Adr. tthmhmmmmwmtm our 1 ’2 time In . luilitili sum Mi humew rrk \r‘l'rf ryrrringy red d. must kryleys entry. [on locks. (I‘lld locks. A‘I‘. l’oi‘ Rent 6 / '5 O r' .’ ‘1 \lvy lti\ \ stit lllyAISI \l’Rth; BREAK W Sell Iiips l-iirn ilriye non yiiii.krt Approx I‘ hourswk AMIM ca.“ 315(1) negotiable (‘rill 2U www (ot‘klddniiwi . iII‘l Rl\l\t R»\.\l \tl\A llIRl\tr \ll (ash t'k (iii I‘ICQH‘ SIS |\ now hiring t.r|l IX-nnat rilirrr -hi rr‘ro UNI or rwi 7)” 7INor 51560” 1 Bdrm Townhouse available Newly mamaummmimmw l‘t l\l ltl\\ llll\l\ \y‘tr’llks lINI . .ii‘ipus It‘l‘ lowest rates lo IdIIIdlk-k. RAID renovated Central hear an Intludt~ tell-«lint technique like running. blotting. and ‘ kl tilith‘i Itl\ll\\ \\IIIR\ will \l l'\\ “club A “Wide ('all Hill 04R dtt-W rrr TOYOTA (‘ORROLA I985 5- SPEED] appliances. W I) connect and mini blinds Ilriir. .-tr .. x .-..r .r rm. IIK\ll‘.’ \tl ltlyyllRR ‘MI‘SIRIIM apply iinlrrir at www ststrrtyrl.oni After \ttiivrl lit-Iprr needed to! Ill yr old Ak'l 2-DOOR/ NEW BATTl-ZRV AND [in-red mode the bellline on a city bus mummmwm '- rs Irrl .t »lr'.. . it l‘ I I I l t\\ll'l \ lll\IIlI't lltil In \Pi‘l \ IN \tudrnt need to help maintain tweed prune September I‘Nlt \ .l.ty\ .I week Iprn robpin TIRES. PAERFECT f‘()ND|TIt)N IN route IAII month Qualrtied applrtknts I \hr‘ r ‘ii (irr'irr ii. 'I'l'l'\ irils I’lksri\ \Iti\ iltl .ral'\t -"\ ett ilarge garden in(unit-tori Park \Aklking Must be TL‘\[‘r‘IIytT‘Ir dependable. have ANI) Ol'T. VERY RELIABLE. Ml'ST mutt ineti III I) guidelines Apply in r-t'ri‘ II y i’ l‘t I iki‘g‘ir II\RRI\II\ \\l t\l(\. l\lI Lu'tlll rlrstanteto N‘l'hl (all Mary 821 SIM transportation and be able to create positive Sill-1.51MNEG.('AIJ. 832-7894. pcnon @ Raleigh .North Apmmenis. l2tll mrumm h \I‘ irirrrtr‘ ltrnr . it y . rl-r rr‘.iir t rr |\IlR\I\ll »tri \l\I lti\v\\ly tiller \AIN‘II rnyiriinnyent \Aill consider job (Nanci-k 5t . or all till} 4827 I'TD XIII yr is 's, ~tiN ‘i l\il lr.utrer Asyrytanry Needed In“ and part sharing with lnendyorotrls yiyter tHl RSI 'lIn VW Jetta (Tray and Black. Power ‘4‘ Int).at 288 Equal Housing()pport imnhflwtlu li‘lkle r.r u“ \ tIIi lIr \Idil \r‘tllt ksirigti t Irilltlltyr Wtiiriculri ly time in an IIIkal\l\f deyeltiprnental day “I: it I“ i It‘d ’llllelt "III Windows. Sunroof. I ypd. 4 cylinder. illuminkmmmm t.iry I‘reybytrt:.iri \tteiythool now lirritig seeking to Iill lull and part time positions .eiitci serving children I.‘ monthy through After uhool Helper needed for teenage girl highway miles SIS“) ('nll Kenny @ III! ROOM tor RENT It: .ttlrmt-in stall Ibpnr .Iny it! .ill weekdays immediately We offer llelrble nheduley age ‘ hpcriente working with young With deyclopinentnl dl\1htllllt’3 37hr 78! (ITOI Room in pnute horn: with private entmnre. 'Wmm N. S700 hr Must be reliable mature and .II and regular pay raises Must b: Able to lift thildren required Hours 8 4 I0 or I.‘ I0 INN minutes trom NCSl Bell Tower. puking. run .‘I yry .iid t .ylt ( olleen .1! AN) JWI 70 lbs and hay: dependable transportation I I0 Henctrty uttered for tull time all '88 HONDA AFFORD LXI auliimntit. hulk. utilities and cable Ty tree. sink in dammit I ppm or leave message (‘kll I 8t!) 84‘! 9949 and lay: your name 4N3 .‘lll CAMERON l'uk tamily seeking khlIkI tare 100k miles. Still)or best offer (‘ull Rob room. wuher dryer. shared kitchen and V 9*... phone number andbest time toLdll THE Raleigh (‘ounrry Club. Home of the person liir 2 girls. ages 4 R 0 M I. I ll Ell ZIM bath Noniunohr. no pets $27Smo (‘III intramural-intimidate (my \creiiiiuiy lliiypital NH~IIS students Nike tarolina (‘lnssic I\ currently hiring Wypm Must hayt car And enjoy children 828 2245 Monday and Wednesday (I h pHi i And Now Hiring for position of service. kirthens wart & scryitr suit Her-ital: schedule. golf Lou of Tlt and happy Itlitude Non Rooinates Room for Rent Mature Mlle fkrfy other syu'iln i8 I0 I! III) And grill tenders grill tender i'iyyist-nrs and privileges. and great working environment smoker [XI-“fl 8‘6 l “H lupperclusmm or grad Had!!!” to than umtunmmmmmm sundn «it til .i III . tir -'ky\|\l with Animal hostesses XII 7887 Illllln y Plea): Apply to RX) Punree Females toshare 3bdrm Apt One wiprvt Ibdrm Zlnth N Rnl house in quiet titre Kennel ditty “til I ight Janitorial NI 27ml) Line. Rkkigh ('hildure in my home 2 Ir high age boys bath 53(1),other rm toshare both 3250 Ir‘I subdivtsion Private phone SZOOImonth o wearinwmm Apply i!“ \l \IJkIldIII It lad ('.try 409 Now Hiring' Pluto s Renauunt Homework. shores and dinner I ll)»6pm uril vuieerrutltlfiNAZOIOMI nopets I “IIII||£\ Dep req’d with rental [IN ' Bartenders and Seryery Apply in Person TRIPPS RESTAURANT plus nutin int 07“ nyeement 87! I9%: between 2 4pm 871 4220 On Falls of the IAKI: A SIH’ I‘P‘” (hildure North Raleigh for 9 y 0 girl Female Roommate wanted to share 6 BIL 4 “flint! t'bitdrrrr . Hrsalt- Himirtrur err-ls pitri tirin- \‘eusc Road 5100sign on bonus Beginning immediately It attemoons per 8A Lake Park condo $400 month imludes Sublease I BDr ZBA II Dominion Walnut samurrk t i. lkvir-.i.ii~‘.‘lt“il (ll-'Flt'l I.t)( \I (UMPANV SEEKING RI SINESS IS tiREAT'” week from I until 9 Approx l5 electric. cable. water. private bath. W’d. (‘mk 1le) sq ft . patio w storage (hut. fllflII DEPENDAHH I’I‘RSIIN FUR THREE hours week. great ply Ref: and ceiling fans. walk-in clolet1.key lock walk in clout. fireplace. W D hook ups. (tritir \h' resin irs blr prlyi‘lt to help \t \I MONTH ASSIGNMENT PHONES. l'Xl I.II.I‘_.\'I MONEYm transport-tron rrquired Please call 845 butmoms 852 5642 upgrlded Apartment $870imo kylillble .llulll w i.tlrl Hy: worries. sot) Ill lturn FILING, ()RI)ER\ I)()(‘l MENT WE NEEDMORE rue Female Roommate wanted to khan mull Sept I ('III Sulln35‘79l8or 851 III5 Arfkildy\ \rpi ‘l Sll‘pr: t‘i MI E“ PROCESSING IASI PM Ll) I)\ NAMI( (ithAT SH“ I‘RS \OW'" BR. IBA lplnment. 2 blocks from Vanity (UAt'II >\ El \Il'RtIl’l ll \\1 irtl\tll ()l~Fl(‘E ENVIRONMI NT I-tmlle Student wanted to transport I park andride. $2.85inplus I laid: 3200 Typing LU‘vE \l'URIS lti\l RIIIN -\\ltltl\l' 0001) PAY khIIan to attemhool Kltvlltcs (it-yd pay. tkposir 812 I642 IIII' IURI)’ THE NIH HIR \III" I All (All DALI: IISI It‘ll l'\I’I:RlIcN('H)()R MIT (Brut kidu‘ (‘kll SH) 0252 and leave TlANSClIPTIONvTYPINGrWORD ANUI ItA SITN All VMt A P/T job ltl IS hrswk. tlnible ytltedule. “I “III IRAIN’ Wham PItIlCSlIIHIII Female yeekA housemate nomsruo Si tit-count with I valid yard work 88 hi (all VII 40“) s.‘| I990, I‘IbWADI AH- North Rlltllh mother I\ looking tor great Partially furnished. oll (lotmnn St student id Mind: in Motion tall 670 [I 'iiielmplo toioradi \ l'uti A Enter» now 'riring Part-Time lab posrtron to work on \l AR Nt SIAI'I'." fun loving baby sitter lot llyi thy and 7 ”(Ikmmthdeptml. I tutilitie: Available row alignments. class notes. term papers me w ti‘s’n'rl i :.i- . -. i» (rlt'J' pm 'Ir\llVIC tissue culture of peanut. 20 \eicrinary ythtlil needs help preparing tor I: yr old girl (reiterally M l I 6pm some immediately Sept Iyl basement apartment dlyacl'llllufly. A theses It Ii..y l'.t.isr .iij‘. w ‘l: it .‘hll hours/week Some microbiology surgery tirurye l‘ 20 hiswk. working with fluibility. good salary and gas paid O76 IIWmonth. deposit. | I utilities (‘nll till \iiiioiiiiceni tits Hit viii wt sr experience preferred. Contact Dr. dIllIll.Il\ \\ ill .oityitkr rob sharing with 2nd 484‘) 7608after 7pm t'r.i' yr r‘.l -iliiiy "(t‘rlt‘l 'ir Iflt‘ Lori Urban at 5152704 p(l\iill Sonic lilting required (mod University Towers food Service r-lr rhit'u‘ ‘lr'\ll‘ IW \ i li—opscliei with dining retord it must MI 95“) leave Part time knlldktIIC needed in Northwest s or e s-rtiiiil *ir ll‘~‘ f‘irld'lltl' Designer Part time Help Wanted in Plant Nursery riyeysage Raleigh Turydiryy 6k Iburydityy. 7 III S If) torn w, rkntr k'i wlt‘tlgfrl\1.tk'rl\ltilid watering. transplanting. Ch 846 98-10 .‘jtirlsagey I &I (all Kill Win -( onyenict‘l I tuat'oi‘ llrirtror Irrtllrlll \I.irr.tgrr orrigmrrp iyill' l’.|rt rirrie easy work. \try tlelible whedule w.iitsi.ilt tin-dell lunch or dinner hours 65 Plnlime khlltl tare tor 9 yr old boy M I- ‘\l(‘rlly I'iciuded grind pr iti‘r sk M It interested pleas! Mnllirr l).iyry t leanery it .inieron \illagei lipps s \Ietiian Restaurant 808 West I II) b ISpin t at nut-surly cuelleiit pay -I Icyihle Hours torii.itt II‘t‘II l‘r stir it ilir \l‘li‘lllt'tk . iiitr ‘\-\i\l with memory Irwin.“ Monday Hodges \trt-ei rnear Mann 815 my? and pkrd utalion (all “an rdayi III) TRIPPS RESTAURANT -I Mom is prurrdce‘ ‘l‘ HUN wt t"'i.iil i-J-iylu tlr‘r s Ik\.i (\I“ liriias \I) Weekeiiils' Respond by WAITSTAI‘I': Mitch y Tavern seeking Ilmteyeni 847 “II d’ossibiirty for .Adyancemetz It .‘8 ‘18 (M \mttta 818 TIMI \iulfllklllx hard working people for Iayl TAKE A STEP UP!!! II.tiryl s Restarii iir' irrw fittirii' serves it pate-l IUT‘kTI Some evenings nynilahlr Reliabie Dependable person who loves .\\1 dy.|r‘ll Irir dllr‘ iirrrrie Ixiyt' is Pirilinic Help wanted daily mommy“ titill Ideal job for students Apply Mon I‘ll A ihildrtn to rare lot my 6 A 12 yr old after Pick up your application on the ‘Ith \Idtllllg .ii S‘ Iii plus Ill‘s 's.‘ 11‘ w Itll Range pit k up and gravy iridintenante I‘ l" iwhorl Between houn 1 Ill 6 (1);)!“ must BUSINESS IS GREAT!!! floor of L'niversity 'I)owr\l rwn Rilcigh IJyA r.rni r r-ikrrrg lot \A ltk I 4 tin daily I Il.iiri t'ontaci limmy haye reliabletranspiration andgout!dnvtng Toners liirI iirrir t- ririci Ir iirri~p.etr- errands A ll.irrir tori SM JIJI “Mllt‘tl Partlime \eteriiury Ttghl'nk'." mm;A76 895! (‘allafter l I0pm work in III.|iI'H

Senior duo State takes

takes contro

the pitch O Kaitlin Robinson and Laura Kimbrell look to lead the Wolfpack to its most successful volleyball season under Coach Kim Hall. K. Granary Shadows of pressure Spoils rehlt‘l nations on the starting keeper." Seniors Kaitlin Robinson and Laura Kimbrell might 9 Men’s, women’s soccer teams Berrang explained. “The best per- present an attitude problem tor (‘oach Kim llall. search for a new goalkeeper in son will have to step forward with« But fortunately for Hall. the problem will be if the rest 1998. in the next two weeks. Both guys of the team doesn’t follow Robinson and Kirnbrcll's are putting in 110 percent effon. so 'k Riibchlerson‘Stnfl example. we couldn‘t ask for anything more.“ Head coach Laura Kerrlgan will look to her trlo of oa cap it “Their leadership, more than anything else this year. TIM lluwrrn awn anrs Clllltt Hopefully for Tarantini and the candidates to fill the void left by four-year starter ‘gtat" Mertz. detemiines our success." Hall said of the duo. “On and Assrstant Sports lxlitors Pack. Alexander‘s replacement will off of the court. they really set the tone." work out as well as Campbell's did. So far this season. at least, the tone has been positive. For the second time in as many “These two guys have been doing with the two working in tandem to develop the years. NC. State men‘s soccer a great job in practice. and it's been Wolfpack program. Coach George Tarantini has to a good battle.“ Alexander said. “It's State’s success in MLS “We think a lot alike. and we both want so much out replace art All—Conference goalie. a friendly battle. but a good battle. of the team." Kimbrell said during the preseason. "1 This is a task that certainly falls As long as they keep working hard. think that the team respects our opinions." under the definition of easier said there is no limit to how good they 0 Five former Wolfpack soccer players are their teams into the postseason. 1n the 1998 preseason. the two have been going non- than done. although Tarantini has can be." DC. United can already relax. having stop. Prior to the beginning of classes. Hall and the Pack done this kind of thing before. For women‘s soccer Coach Laura making their mark in the MLS. already clinched a playoff berth. The two- squad had been practicing twice a day in addition to the In 1997. the Wolfpack had to find Kerrigan. the situation may even be Sports Staff Report time defending champions are currently 21 -5 captains working with a few of the players and a condi- a way to replace 1996 All-ACC graver than the one Tarantini faces. and lead the Eastern Conference with 51 tioning coach at (i am. every day. goalie Kyle Campbell. who was She must find a replacement for her As the 1998 MLS season begins to wind points, thanks in no small pan to the play of Looking at the Wolfpack roster, it seems obvious to lost to graduation. Tarantini gam- departed All-Conference goalie striker Roy Lassiter. Since being traded from just about anyone that Robinson and Kimbrell would be bled a bit by going with a rising down and the playoff picture starts to come the Tampa Bay Mutiny early on in the season, the 1998 team's captains; as the only seniors. the duo senior that had only played in one more into focus. several former Wolfpack Lassiter has exploded, scoring 16 goals injust are two of only three players with at least two years of game the previous season. See Soccer. Page 1 l greats are being called upon to help guide 18 games with DC. He has 38 points through experience on the collegiate level. That senior made sure the gamble 24 total games. good enough to rank second But what makes Robinson and Kimbrell stand out paid off. starting all 14 contests in the league among the scoring leaders. goes beyond respect capriciously granted to upperclasst while making 72 saves on his way men or veteran playmakcrs. to an All-ACC selection. That Lassiter returned to top scoring form this To use the word leader to describe Robinson is to senior was Dan Alexander. whom season after a lackluster beginning to the hardly do justice to the impact the Srt‘ool-lO-inch mid- the Pack must replace in 1998. 1998 season. The forward led the MLS in dle blocker has on the Wolfpack team. on and off of the “It‘s a huge thing to overcome." scoring in 1996. but in six games with Tampa court. Wolfpack Assistant Matthias Bay Lassiter had only notched two points on Robinson has been selected by her teammates as a Berrang said of replacing two assists. His trade to DC. jumpstarted his captain for the second year 111 a row, a decision whole Alexander. “His tremendous leader- scoring mojo once again. and he is once again heartedly supported by Hall. ship on and off the field will be among the league leaders. Kimbrell is likely to go down in the record books as tough to replace. We expect the In second place in the Eastern Conference is one of the Wolfpack‘s all-time greats on the volleyball next keeper to do the best that he the NY/NJ Methtars. featuring Wolfpack court. can. alum Tab Ramos. Considered by some the Currently the 5—fooh l 1 -inch outside hitter ranks in the Two men are vying for the right to greatest Wolfpack soccer player ever. Ramos top five among all-time Wolfpack players in career kills fill those shoes: sophomores Eric is still going strong in the MLS at the ripe age and career digs. By the end of the season. barring injury. Handley and Steven Stockwell. of 32. Kimbrell is likely to break the kills record. set in 1988 Senior Tim Estepp. who had trans- Ramos. a member of both the 1994 and by Volire Tisdalc. ferred to State. will not be playing 1998 World Cup teams. chipped in a goal last In 1988 the Pack finished lirst in the Atlantic (Toast for the team this year after deciding week against the Colorado Rapids in their 4- Conference, one of eight topvthrcc t'mrshcs under lor- to go home to Michigan for person- 1 victory. He's been hampered by knee prob- mer Wolfpack (Touch Judy Martino. al reasons. lems in recent years. but in 12 games so far While Kimbrell and her tearrtmatcs have only finished Stockwell and Estepp will not this season Ramos has taken six shots on as high as fifth in the conference under (‘oach Kim Hall. have a lack of instruction. howev- goal. connecting once to go along with four the Pack hasn't seen competition like llll.\ in the ACC lll er-"Alexander is assisting as the assists for six total points this year from the quite some trrne. goalkeeper coach for the Pack this midfield. This year. the contcrencc has three teams coming oft~ year. Henry Gutierrez. a two-time first-team All» 1997 NCAA tournament appearances. including "Dan is putting us through some . ACC selection. has shown the ability to corn» defending ACC champion Clemson and l‘lorida State. serious workouts here." Stockwell pete at the pro level as well. He scored the the unanimous No. l preseason pick by the time confer said of Alexander. “We will be W...I“kn—w”--v-~ .. game-winning goal in the 87th against the ence coaches. ready when the season comes Dallas Burn Wednesday night, his fourth so Florida State, like most at the A(‘(‘ teams. return ros around." far this season. Gutierrez, a member of the ters loaded with experience. In the Seminoles case. that “Basically. we‘ve been trying to 1990 ACC Champion Wolfpack team. has experience comes in the torm of six rcturmng starters. live up to how hard he (Alexander) also added an assist to push his point total to But this year. the Pack has live newcomers. making works." Handley went on to say. nine. Robinson and Kimbrell‘s mtluencc that much more “He works extremely hard and Also on the Fusion is recent Pack grad Pablo pushes us to do the same.“ Mastroeni. He‘s seen action in 19 games so \‘4‘:‘ Volleyball. Page I I Stockwell and Handley are cer- W mute-w ”rooma»was} far this year from the midfield. assisting on tainly earning their keep. so to one goal. speak. The duo, though different in Rounding out the field ofWolfpack alums in style. have had to work extra hard a. the MLS is the Columbus Crew's Ubusuku to show their worth. Mike lhttman Stall Abukusumo. A member of the Pack from “Right now. we have two guys Sophomores Steven Stockwell (above) and Eric Handley are 1995-96, Abukusumo has played in just four who are working incredibly hard battllng for the starting goalkeeper position. games so far with the third-place Crew, and we haven't made any determi- recording 170 minutes of action. American for the Pack in track and field. and redshirt freshman Anthony Cason each picked off a pass. Kicker Scott Earwood complete six ot nine field 22 join Pack Football read- goal attempts. four of which were from beyond 40 yards. On Friday. the ACC Football Tour rolled into town. That night. State hosted a dinner for tour members, local media members and the football program at the ellollpackCoachScottllarnnonrlhopestotumhesh ies for season Raleigh Hilton. and then on Saturday opened up the laceslntosuccesshitlwpool. Weisiger-Brown Athletic Facility to the press. lnterviews started at 8 am. and lasted for about an K. Gnrrwrv hour. when the team was bussed out to Carter-Finley Sports Editor 0 There’s no rest for the Wolfpack football team, and Stadium for its third scrimmage in seven days. The atmosphere on the field Saturday was tnore Right now, youth is king. Game 1 is still more than a week away. game-like than the previous two outings. At least in the pool. Barnette completed eight passes for 104 yards and After last year's class of 10 women and 13 men made Sports Stat‘t Report rushed just once for five yards. a major impact on the Wolfpack swimming and diving Football season might not officially start until Berry and Dom threw for 49 and 52 yards, respec- program. Head Coach Scott Hammond has brought in September 3. but don‘t tell that to Mike O'Cain and tively. with Dom completing all four pass attempts another large, and largely talented. class. the Wolfpack. he made. “We feel that this is a tremendous recruiting class." The Pack has been hard at work in the past week. Holt. named to the ACC's first team a year ago. Hammond said in a recent interview. "Most people in preparing for the upcoming season and giving both caught five passes for 80 yards and junior (‘hris the conference seem to feel that we have the best the fans and the media a taste of what is in store for Coleman collected 24 yards on one catch for the recniiting year in the league for the men. and a very. football in 1998. Pack. very good one for the women." Wolfpack The Pack's defensive continued to look sharp. On the women’s side, 12 newcomers join the team. Manama-w..- The Pack scrimmaged last Wednesday night. its Seven different players recorded sacks. while red Bridgett Bowers, Kristina Butler and Cody Gelvin all 3-3 second controlled scrimmage of the preseason. shirt freshman Nate Goodson recovered a tumble and come to State from the Charlotte area. Freshman Ray Robinson was impressive. carrying senior Bobbie Cotten blocked a field goal attempt. Bowers and Gelvin look to make an impact on the the ball 11 times for 63 yards. while senior tight end The Pack finished just after noon but was back at Pack‘s depth in the breaststroke events. Devon Smith caught four passes. collecting 44 yards the field that afternoon for the Ninth Annual Meet Senior Gina Galligan, a former ACC champion in the and scoring two touchdowns. the Pack Day. loo-meter breaststroke and NCAA meet qualifier. will O'Cain went to the bench early and often. using the lead the Pack in the 100 and ZOO-meter events. but scrimmage. like the one before it. to allow the play- On Saturday. State also announced its 1998 team Bowers, a junior national qualifier. and Gelvin. a senior ers to showcase their talents. captains. national qualifier, will add experience and speed along- Mike l'tllrrnm \t .‘l Starters Jamie Barnette, Rahshon Spikes and Torry After a vote by the players. seniors Torry Holt. side Galligan. Laura Klmbrell 6) and Kaltlln Holt saw limited action. as second and third-string Rodney Redd and Bobbie Cotton were named the Butler. like fellow classmates Karen Cone. Andrea Roblnson (not 8 own) look to lead the quarterbacks Charles Berry and Grant Dorn ran the team's captains. Hastings. Mandy Horn. Yoko Shibata and Kin Wolfpack volleyball team and its five offense for most of the scrimmage. After the season. the team will select a fourth cap- freshman through a tough Atlantic On the defensive end. the Pack had six sacks and tain. someone who has distinguished himself during Coast Conference schedule. 'tm‘ay‘ two interceptions. Senior Jason Perry. also an All— the year. SeeSwlnmrgcii