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begins innovative securit ByLeeRobert Titttle Hall architects of the new guest policy. The plan allows tin-duty lt‘\|tlL‘lll .tils lst'ls sitidt-nis. ‘J-llltlt worried tltc R.-\s and night plaints" from students‘ about the new litiiits Senior Staff Writer The plan relies on some new security to watch the only entrance to the building. staff (in atty given night. l.al"rance said. placed on access. measures. The locks on the doors on the that being the doors iit front of llii' l W Hall tltctc are only three high! stall workers Lee Residence Hall has become a pioneer extreme sides of the building have been lobby Residents of the hall tritist tcttistct pittiolliiiy tlic residence ltall. which houses However. he adder]. Lee is primarily a in the security business, changed. By changing the cores of these their guests. who will then be L'l\t'll .i lt‘tll .ippioxiiiiatt-Iy X00 stiidctits freshman residence hall with ittoic than $00 Through i! pl‘dn ———I——— locks. students. even residents of the hall. porary identification card b\ ”it“ on duty \ttct ltil's lilt. tlicfc \s as an int tease iii the of the spaces going to first year sltideitts devised this suntmer. cannot use these doors as entrances to the RA. said Lal‘rattcc ttctttii'iity til \.itiil.ilisiti to Ice Hall. Freshmen are less likely to be aware that Lee Hall has wit» building. The reason for the new system was .i t til liti‘lilllt's‘ saitl. t'iiltttiitating with a student this system is any different than before. he nessed relatively none LaFrance said he assures everyone that tninatton of events that occiiired tlits past being Ilt|lll't‘i.l by art ob)ect thrown front the added. of the vandalism the doors can be used as exits. so no fire sutnnter. lte said. Because Ice Hall was the eighth floor balcony. LaFrance also said that West ('atttpus is problems that codes are violated. To open the doors front only open hall during the summer. it Since the new policy has been installed. “still a target" for crime because of its open occurred previously iii the inside. a student only has to push the became the "focal poittt ol traffic” on cam "the title ltas changed." 1 alirance said. Most atmosphere. He said “we need to do what— the residence hall. door open. pus. Lafrance said. aitd groups tended to iittportaiitly. he has st-cit a change iit stu- ever we can" to deal With this problem Jeff LaFrance. assistant director of The new security policy offers a way to “gravitate" toward Lee. deitt behavior since the system went ittto Sullivan Residence Hall is following an Judicial Affairs, and Ari Malloy. area direc- “visually monitor traffic" into the building. He added that tituclt of the traffic seemed effect identical security system while other halls tor of Alexander Residence Hall. are the LaFrance said. to consist of non-students arid tillet‘dlltpus Lafrancc said he has "heard no com- across campus are using similar ones.

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College in slump Membership drive launched By Lina (‘uartas plan. The plan works by authorizing Stott Writer a monthly deduction from their salaries over a four-month period. l‘actng a possible deficit of November-February. said Butler. “80.000 by next year. Friends of This is the first time l-f)'li(‘ has the (‘ollcgc has launched a cam- ever used this type of ftiitdraisittg paigtt to add 5.000 memberships to FOTC expects to sell ‘00 ittcttt its W‘Nl-‘H season. berships. a small figure considering The problem surfaced two years that there are 5.500 faculty and staff ago Witclt tttembersltip sales. which members. Butler said. traditionally ranged tip to 20.000 a The shows. which have been year. dropped by 4.000. brought to N.(‘. State lor ”Q years. In pres ious years. money left me' are considered a great bargain and frottt past seasons was used to com- are stimulating and enriching. pensate the lost sales. This year. Butler said. however. the case is not the same. “Thirty dollars for seven world» FOTC must either sell 5&le mem~ class shows ~ that is the best buy berships or raise “80.000 to meet in the concert world.“ Butler said. its budget next year. Another plan underway to According to Ronald Butler. asso- increase membership sales. Butler ciate vice chancellor of Student said. is encouraging current mem- AffilllN .iiid aditiirtis'trative director bers to purchase an additional tick- of HTTP. \.tlt‘\ have declined pri- et. influencing a friend to purchase marily for two reasons. The main a ticket or simply making a contri— reason is lack of time. People do bution. ttot seem to have the time to attend The seryice fraternity Alpha Phi any shows Also. with the great Omega has also \olunteercd to call increase itt entertaiitiiicitt. there is a businesses around NCSl' and solic lot of coittpetition for the leisure it their support by becoming time people have available. patrons or sponsoring patrons for 'fall tttini—tneittbcrship cant- FOTC. patgn" is underway to help FOTC FOTC will open its l990-91 sea, meet their budget this year. son on Sept. 29 and 30 with the During the week of Sept. l0-l4. Shanghai Acrobats and the Imperial faculty and staff members will have Warriors of the Peking Opera. Both the opportunity to purchase season shOWs will be begin at 8 pm. in J.P Thrower/Start tickets. which cost $30. for the Reynolds Coliseum A special high- s<‘\t‘ll upcoming intemationally and light concert is the Battle of Britain Seeing double nationally acclaimed performances. scheduled to run on Oct. 5 and 6. Tltls' campaign 'action allows fac« Admission is free to NCSU stu- Thomas Pair, a senior in accounting mimics the Strolling Professor in the Gardner Arboretum behind Burlington Hall on Tuesday afternoon. ulty aitd staff members to purchase dents and one guest for all seven tickets through a payment—reduction performances.

Parents’ Day expanded to weekend Tuition to be By John Hurt giving the parents enough infonttation. refunded to Staff Writer To accommodate the demand for more actiy ities. pro— grams are being held both Friday evening aitd all day N.C. State's annual Parents‘ Day has been expanded Saturday. September l4-15. called-up this year to a full weekend ot activities. said Joe Bull. Events on Friday evening are iit the McKititttimon director of Planned (iivmg and coordinator of Parents' Center starting at 7:30 pm. with Meet the Faculty — students Day. an opportunity to talk Wllh NCSU administrators and Bull said that Parents‘ Day activities were expanded faculty members. to a whole weekend in response to a random survey of At 8:30 pm. the parents' program begins The pro- By Heather Harreld 1989 Parents' Day participants. grant will feature presentations by Chancellor Larry Staff Writer "We didn't do this willie nillie." Bull said. “The sur- Monteith; Abraham Holtzman. (‘ase “North (‘arolina vey results correlate directly to what the participants Professor of the Year" in 1989-90; and other tiitisersity In response to the protected ntim~ wanted." officials. bers of faculty. students aitd staff And what the parents wanted was more of Parents' At 9:30 pm. the dessert reception with (‘hattcellor who will be called for military Day, and Mrs. Larry Monteith Wlll conclude the esetting's duty. Chancellor Monteith issued a Bull said that approximately 75 percent of past partic- activities. memorandum this week as a retcr~ ipants surveyed rated the activities as either good or Saturday's events begin at 8:30 am. with an opportu‘ cnce for poliCies and procedures. exceHenL nity for parents to attend an NCSU open house. According to the memo. students The parents that have participated iii the past say they Pre—paid participants will also take part in either a who are put on active duty will appreciated the opportunity Parettts‘ Day offered them brunch at 10 am. at the Dining Hall or a pig pickin' have their tunion refunded and will to interact in an infomtal setting with college faculty picnic held at Caner-Finley Stadium. retain the same status when they and administration. said Laurie Pantich. assistant direc— At noon parents can participate in the last scheduled return. tor of Parents' Weekend. program. Parents will have the chance to watch the Teaching or research asSIS~ “Parents‘ Weekend is a chance for parents to become N.(‘. State Wolfpack football teattt play Wake Forest tantships and fellowships of gradu~ more familiar with NCSU. What they need to know. University. ate students Will be termmated. The they can find out this weekend." said Pantich. Pantich said. “The best way to stint up the weekend is replacements for these positions as ftiit and informative." will be advised that graduate stu- The responses to the survey said NCSU just wasn't dents returning from active duty will have priority for reappointment to these assistantships or fellow December commencement ceremonies to be held ships. By Raeanne Jones Reynolds Coliseum Dec. 19 at 9 the "same significance" as the May When called to active duty. Staff Writer am. commencement ceremony. “We employees are considered on Students will not actually receive want this to be the exact same extended active duty and are put on Students who graduated this past their diplomas at the ceremony importance of the May graduation." military leave without pay. Since summer and those graduating in since exams are not over until Dec. she said. military leave will likely extend December will be able to participate 18. Because the grades are not post» Roughly 40 percent of the total into the next Federal fiscal year. the in the first December commence- ed until after the Christmas vaca- number of graduates each year fin- employee may use the 96 hours ment ceremonies offered at NC. tion. said Bull. graduates' diplomas ish school iii the summer and military leave with pay that would State. will be mailed to them as they have December. Bull said. MoolMOmZ/S'O" normally be used for annual duty Kathy Cleveland Bull. assistant been in the past. She said this lnfonnation will be distributed to training next year. Employees may director of University Student would not be a problem in subse- graduating seniors. Details about also exhaust vacation leave. be paid Center and commencement coordi- quent ceremonies. student commencement speaker Mid Shipmen 3rd class limenez ll) and lohnstontlll demonstrate proper for vacation in a lump sum or retain nator. said the ceremony will be in The ceremony in December is of will be announced later. she said. procedures for a rifle drill beside ROTC headquarters. it for use upon request. . .i.. ..eamummamm .; but the fun

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Women runners prime for fourth straight ACC title ll.‘ ”‘l‘ld "0mm place was something we wtttn t ll\ttl to' In I more arid Katrina we Iiaie one ill the Hit \t \\ I. an ti 4 - i, .i ii.. Ierii'e on a ti.ittoti.iI Ie\Ll. then He more .1: ii\ii i\ irl Writer Thes IWollpatk will he led by itirrroi all pieirirei drios iii tolltgiate ttoss Ltltillll). otitstarirliri worm. I i i Ii.. ii“:to (pit-soon iriaiks than a coat It wantsA to see .it Americans Laurie (motel and lsatilira (‘ieigei said “Iliey give us a presence rip the ham tlI.tI ii. it it i i in“ g-ii mic ttrric.”(ieieei “mi .State‘s [K‘I’cttnially strong wo n's Prlltereaeh of whom is a two little all .\t ( tioiit against anyone iiiari Ill l‘l‘i '\\rnriirig the .-\(‘(' is not the I.’I\t'll that ll ttoss totintiy begin-9 an»- llle SI “mm‘\ ”Hum.< country.- A trio oi totii‘tlr rear Milli. '~ It I . i' r i irita l‘“s l‘“”s s “m" «‘“l”,i .I h“ ““‘l "( l"”“"” this season looking Gonie/ is coming off a strong “,1 their f‘tiutth son, which included a ”“1““.letratkmm“seam ttuclctisl'ullnt‘[\ e'iilnplclc.ol the learn.thc l sidi.llltl\lli|ill\\:I:‘ -ii..3 ., rliery .il‘1.. i.rill.» y‘I it.t mm“!iiIl] ii~.“"“Hl‘.it nationals" "WW; ”4””last yearand ”W.‘\‘Ii‘L'lIlldill’lllilll)is alsoI'M” slIdLL'llI .-\('(‘ title the 5001) meters at the Nt'AA cliatlli‘t Seniors Francine new. iiiii r Iii-ii i: I'a'w I“. lit iiiiir iii.“ ”“l‘l' ””IW'VCdi ””‘l ”‘5‘ H h“ “”5“”! ”If" and a return to its ()l‘ships. Her hesl cross country peiiiii- [)“mm and Nikki (‘lléfll‘l's' it” i‘ "’ ' 'i .. .r \I.i.ili.itt.iri “‘ ”Mil . itsiml position among malice was a tlitrd place finish .it last year ('oriiiaeh and red ('oIIt-ee ii I . . .; ‘i alsmym. ‘ltr tlit‘ W‘L' “1' “' lli'd 1' roster “Ill ”1 kill that en'nhtitl} ls'lcu ahotrt.‘ the.. N(‘.-\:\'si‘ ‘_ , Powers.y .. ACC_ "ls't‘l sliiii itiiiior. Kiiri Dean__ ll'\t'l.lll1l si‘lili1l .i iii . i-t . It l.iI.'I\ \llls‘llt'itlis “‘ urtatnly want ' Price was a llil't‘t‘AIIllit‘ all Anietttan .is .i "“ ”ll k \IM “thud I It“lI|lt -.i \I. . \I ll i‘ In tilrio tiereet‘ I said| "With.y. the loss oi1 SirMilk.‘-’I ”my. I" H'I'NI 4‘5 s‘t‘lllt‘f- freshman. finishrne 28th at the MA . ioss “”‘l't'l‘i Price iotiri .i.i' W ‘ ‘ it t l l"““" i. ”ii! limmiii\tlidinplllmi Jill M} IMF” ‘. l“._“ , llrlllll‘llmhy. . i country‘ meet and ‘also placing. nationally tti tieieer‘ described. ll'll ll'“ ll!“ ' l ' ”‘ WWW“ le u.ill”h'il hCl.m.i ”mH nowL" ll I lllL'l’IL'lll.l \\ (‘ (tITll "f“‘l “his“ RUlllt' indoor and outdoor track. She also tan in l)l|n);|\ anti Dean as lit" ’l‘ l“ ’ ‘ ”"4“ ”‘ ”HP-ht lllh ‘ ' I ‘ tIzk‘it‘:'I i. ~'”It.‘ti(ll\\t:\lllsk, . to gets hltls. . InlllTL. tht, IOXO world lunmnnm' . Hum“;. ”M... m ..”u. team «\ ”HM ,mwmcd ”mm.” last i' * 'r. -H, CROSS COUNTRY P: M i I ,i It "KC-lI [4N )C'‘if \ 4th Norway year... .iiid l)unias was Slate. .s top ttiritier at \lillr'li It to. ‘y‘yli‘dl ri .id'. to ilial H ' W’I _.

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bak h. t f . h 1 th " "t.7:. a 0): :1 u f .r, S Rt r lly Rob Hickman thinks that an added emphasis will By Michael Baits ‘itiritt Wrrtrn he placed on the running game this Staff Writer SCUM)". ("oining into the IWII season. the “(‘harles Davenport is an option \(‘AA goll chatiipion Ari/ona running back position scented to he quanerback. and that will open tip State prov ed too tiiucli for the 3 very \\ell stocked with talent for the tnore opportunities.‘ Shaw said. Wrillpttek State football team. Brit the "That will keep otir opponents lltis past Wollpaek lost a lot of firepower tnore honest." Weekend. as -\ en before the first snap of the The Wolfpack will probably uti- the N12 : season. Iize a rotation system at botli baek- SIM“ 3“” 3 I using tailhaeks Anthony field positions. team ll"- 5 Ilarhour and ('liris Williams. and There will be no drop off in talent Islietl sev triIIhack Dan Hayden left a gaping with returning Ietterrnen Tyrone ctitli out of i hole in the backfield. H rad coach Jackson and Greg Manior helping II teams at I Dick Sheridan has been forced to handle the load. Add in the talents l h c rely on a yotitliful backfield to play of Greg Manior. (‘hris (‘otton, ('olorado Sargent otit the season. Ettrick Coley. Jay (llllllt‘l'. liric l~o\ \L‘I'LW _. _ Sophomore Aubrey Shaw is one Counts and Gary Downs. Sheridan Imitallonal. of the key running backs that will has a lot of people to call on. his Acres ('otiritiy t ltil‘ iii he called on to fill the void. The although most of those players do ('olot‘ado. also the Iioiiie .ii the Ilaitsv ille. S.('. native was involved not have a lot of game esperieiice. [Will I1 S .\rriatetit in 7 games last year as a freshman (‘oach Sheridan tried to play as (’liariipiotiship, was the site lot Shaw rushed 63 times for 316 many backs as possible against this e\ent l’htl Mltlss‘lstill. yards and one touchdown. includ~ Westem Carolina and (‘ieorgia Tech Ari/ona State‘s two time NCAA mg a 43-yard sprint to the end zone iii order to give each player some champion and US. Amateur on his first collegiate rttn. He seems experience. This tactic should pay champion. ready to step into the leadership dividends for the Wolfpack as the won the tour? role this year. season progresses. tiamcm. “There is a Job to be done. and I “The team is after the ACC For the will he able to pimp iii and con- Championship and a good howl ti Wolfpaek. tribute.‘~ Shaw said. bid; individually I would like to L4: ii st iwrir'itshi/Stutt brilliant “”h m“ l0“ “l ”‘9 WW“ WWW! attack of Shane Montgotm‘r)’. Shaw Shaw“Chi“?Said.all-ACC tcatm honors." week’sSophomore21-13Mllbdfltloss in Atlanta.AubreyShaw’sShaw triestalentsto willturnhethea rir-tessitvcorner againstto the younga siiirrer-niI’ai L li.ii(”sirenlair-Iii thisli-thseason.defense in last \1Luplmlml‘nIL! L. h u n); \llt‘l 7 1.7 . o .illtl 7i It) Sykes All-ACC J111 Rutten hungry to play for Pack. . (again overall. while' \t'llll” All -\lllt'lIr-I!1“ lloweri Sargent lititshed I‘tii -\it't scores 01 7" 2“ and 7h 1i n‘ Brooke Barbee latlcs. In I987. she was the teaiii \I\l’.\ow. NC State tiiitiot'iii and play iii a game, riot ll.’i in Hill” ii. i. it i' ‘ -‘i.‘.‘:‘ \I .‘ii-i "W l 1 ‘ I '- ~ . in her last year with the “tilt rails. Rrittcris rust a irartree It seems so too: am» that l last it. i . -i it . i.. '1 i. ‘f u I“ ' M l” ”l” ”l“ I" ‘ir‘I‘iiiV stun Writer success looks to he even greaterl played.. ‘ I lillt lit ls. i \prii I ii». ."..t r.”“ "h[Hyll”thirdlh‘ Stronsk ' “s l'll’ 'i‘ l‘t Hit“ It Rt‘ Il‘u‘I V.: Nonelhtltss.. .. It is lkr,. lll\L. litt lltt. earrit. tiiii. Rllllk|1\HIllH“. l" “J” ‘.“ll. "ii“~-". . i“ “ .‘ ‘ . ' ‘, ~ r “‘ ”1 r”ll "‘ ‘l the~i is[up lot”i siiiuitaBut t"\('l\t\ng‘Il-W- platedIi “Iin l ls't'atlltii: Jill Rutten‘s player profile is akin her talent. that made last year \tltll a iiiistiat met. to do" llk‘ ml J'hl “l“ls' "" ”W\“ l" ‘ l 1‘ “ ‘l 5m“ their bright spots " V 3’ ”men”; J list of ing season for Rutteri. Iiaitisti‘irig riirtii'y has her reriipiraiili stilt “ .iri . r‘ \riirl \ir: iii .rii ('rip. II I" k" HM‘IML. s soccer.. , ' .. g .. , \ls‘ , llllLtl. and, anuously_ waitrrn da\ In .Iax rititi i, I ,y i} ...‘H r , pm}.i s “ i ”Il it‘ at s nc\l lotitriaiiieiit ; llslllk. .“”1“"5-. . _ foundEnteringout onlyh” days“mmlielot‘eleMI‘LHthe Itistm garlicl l. tlialmg the Ill|tll\ his‘ he‘iletl .wiitig y t . \ i I I . 5 ‘i.i.l' \\i-st tieirrriill\ oiappearanceSeptenitie'“'H‘Ih“‘1onHm“the“"“l‘m‘l(' ” rel li‘l starters. RUIN"y y '5 she had mononucleosis l‘lie illness eaiiseil “UH”? the "W”nl ”I“ “““I‘J‘ l‘ “‘l' “""i- l l l H l J M.” M ”W l 5 ('i. H;il (‘Ii.sstI E ii I).iItoii t‘ 'ireiai l ‘. lW.‘.- Iiallhackwl‘" N‘C-~- her to miss all but three games «it the season 11““lls‘l'Wl‘k‘“ . Hll u l .«_ rs .. ..St lie ‘‘tlsti iii ‘~l\ s or iii‘I'Ul St , I‘m ‘. women. ‘ “Kw". . HOWULR. ll also Rn““Cd ll“ s‘“‘“llllll”1 ‘0 Riitletiy slatids second‘ on \t SI s \Jlt'tl H ”I1 ‘Mlt'll‘h ””1”“. | ll \.ttioit‘ii. lii\it.1110”.ii .it the l tielrsl‘y . ‘1'”. d “I“dd. lh‘“ h?“ the work. ethic lorthr I‘Nfl stawlt assists Llldl'l with 83 and is poised to lleri'. “in l .ii' l . "t‘.h ‘ \lM' ' Iiii'ii ('ottntrv' (‘Iiiis in \ptt 'l'lud m ll“ top fin I." "I tried to be positive." Rutteii said. “and ”N“ the 1”I1 ‘I‘01 l‘.‘ ““"ldlilllfi l‘i‘ll“ “'ll‘l' ‘ t 1 l i '11“ I: ”k ()Ilt‘.ll1\.()t‘l |5~lw i . at seasonI s . thought that l eould urine hack but when I all nine record oi ,‘hy \\ith the esplosire I.iii \ ,'.‘ ' . i i It {hi i'll .'l’i l‘‘A'“ ‘ l“ ) l l“"ll ”Mm"”1 9‘19“ “l the las‘ ‘ . ‘ . . , . ('y. . l . l I' I . i'i-l Ilie laJ golfers tap tip lllt i. 988 played, in .those three games l was Jiist too thin. "I WNW!“. l m‘l‘sl M“. A ”UN“ . , : l t .-iI I’ (siarson1 o' tii.i\_\Ha‘ mt "I”s I”M“ gl" Il _‘ Mien tired and sick. I couldn‘t even get psyched' loi (raieau on the It‘oritline. Rtttteir s pIa\ iriak 1‘ . l i t i. ”amp. 1. «JUN _);1titl “It i i.;lt" II l‘I“i \llk'ir-IilctslUl ‘lllin goalsStd!" (orn‘ldand assists (Hi. while [he E31110. h “as \cry- C\hllll\llll‘.'.~ lllk'lllklllV llli.‘. .ll‘llll} I\ ‘d L'TUL‘lill Pilrl l‘l lllk‘ l’sh ll. illl-!\ ls “"7 "‘5 WRUTTEN "V T‘,1, (ieorgia.l “l l“ .it thi-l \theiis“l t..oiiiitt‘yk l .iiIIettitig .tlI-:\('(‘ and all-Final Four act‘o- Now I'm hungry to play again. to put on an \et. “hell the senior r.o»captaiii does retiirri - _ K ‘ (‘lrih \m It) I i r- I l I CLAssfFIEDs ____—__————— m Uncertain about your mayor? What about SENIORS IN CHASS (NON BUSINEgg t‘iiriiirttii'il from Page 4 careers? VOLUNTEER tor tht‘altultal ‘~ ' 1 “ "‘ Breakingis thelii MAJORSI Graduating in December ______.____.— Call Volunteer Services 733 FAST rimnnAismG l l‘ ' . ‘t" is May’ Need hf’lp Wlll‘ the nib srxarr’ti’ ()1‘1.' W 3193explorationl Crier "1‘' 'tr:lf‘dltilt‘«I'fille'l iirr1liilrnind with the >¢.V\ir‘pls arid idem”, m iiiISI MEETING TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 18 PROGRAM \‘VOUI D YOU KNOW \NHAI[‘——.t—1‘ti It 'c H‘. 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Progressive artists branch out, solo works sizzle in new cuts ll} lort ole) III and "lingers in the ( irease " “('atolsttf and ‘l ndtt the seteral tracks. r11, It _\ou enjrned the gentle moments Weather ' denturtstiatt' the potent The title tune. “Kerosene Man" on love and Rocket‘s “l‘at’th Sun and .tmlnttoiis nature oi \Mnn steals the show as much as the char- l't M. i, r t ‘1 .t.ttttiirl\' .tl‘irltl Moon." this is a record lor WU \lott: as tilt .i [nice .tlll-Itllll ol ses acter in the song does to life. Iltr " it ttl~srl :‘llll.lll\l Bongwater “Too Much Sleep" sion lllll\|Lt.l|l\ routine \\\nn are I)CIlllllCI_\ a barn burner number Xlr ‘1 l r \m H.111 turtles ltotit ti Shimmy Disc members ol \ .tlltl 1 us lohos \xlnclt rust rips from the opening per‘rrrr . . . tintul Iltlls .»\ \lllTCilIHllt garage tttaslerprete (”omit-1e lilotnlt s loltttelle chord A song you’ll be humming Alt‘litr‘l ‘ llm.‘ r 1‘ o \t'.it~ lltlkh as Kramer and -\ttn Magnuson \apoltlaito dnet- mitt “not on come the next traffic jam. And to \.ili.“‘..1. l'k wt I.i;.'s' illltl \\llt‘ll match the henildetine “Double ”(‘onspiixttx ot lllt lleatti lorrriet top the song ot‘t‘. Wynn actually Ilk' lltl it 1. ‘ ‘11er lie hit '«\ trill lllt' David J. “Songs From Another Bummer" ol two seats ago There s loti Reed hrs-- pl.t\ tr letttaitdo works Ra) Milland into a rhyme. plot 1- '1 “to trtll.il\tlll.t‘l|\ Season“ RCA nothing as tolalh tatcln as "Ila/ed Saunders torus \\\tttt ott Illls is talent. l'olks. oil \1 1th III is l‘t'\l lsnossn as the bass and ('otiltised" lll ('hinese, but plant lot Bauhaus. love and met} track is a heautrlulls distorted I\’\‘\ Lets and the Ian butcher gem I no Il'.lll\ tortttltne on seem: ('ottspirat But it sort are e\pcet ll» onl} one record “III change Illllrli‘ltr 1 smut ‘1ll1lli‘-l‘ll"ll1\’l tn: this retold to contain the (iothie \out' lite this tall let it he this one, _MEETINGS llllt ‘ \11.,ll.lrr ‘I.ll‘lll1l‘l\ gloom l|‘\ Is ol Bauhaus or tlte dance Steve Wynn “Kerosene Man‘v llllllltltll"‘l‘ 111.1 triv‘lt‘rtv .,tlI 11am“. ps\. hedelie heats ot Lore Rhino Records II M). SH’I l3 7 :0“ PH Iltti‘ ,Etrmt r ‘1 and Rut lsels \ou're reall) pointy to 1 timer has re.tll_\ merultelrned I tIlls .lllilll \ulw otttttttltee >\ 1e sander l'nderground tie disappointed Hand sticks to the h) Wsnn's old group. l'he Dream Nut 1.11 . . -t m l 11.11k soltei undertones. Syndicate, outside ot their name. 'I'III RS. hl‘ I’l. I} 4:.lll l"\l :iIMu.‘ mm s .t 'l- ‘l‘.t' i.t' 1‘s i'onspirat) guitarist \las But on his first solo release. I .tlll l'ull (‘onttnittee \leettne (‘ullural ('entcr unll' ‘r or, .- lull t' ’.>t' ‘nlrult' l ider touts Ill on a couple tracks. toppled. .-\ll l\ll'l\‘l \ll‘l) IN WORKING TO ELECT Photo courtesy 0t Rhim teenmis it|< Irv-Ukrr it -,»t 111;. ltlt’ tlrwii' l)tt\tilis hushed \ott‘e ts ltlsc it pct Wynn keeps llllll};\ constantls \leve Wynn rpitturerlr \ll.’lt'\ on \" ‘ 'til :‘I l 1": ‘tltl t‘lIl \ll petual urge on songs such as "I‘ll interesting on both sound and l_\l‘t 11>\R\'l:\' (ir\.\'|'| l‘lll: \‘liXT IRS. SENATO FROM solo album work "kerosene Mair ' lie \oni (‘11.tiitlettr." “Nature Boy" eal le\els. "'l'ears Won‘t Help." \()R'lll CAROLINA WELCOME JOE'S IS THE WAY TO . . OPEN MINI) IS NOW OPEN ! leaturine llllltltlcl} printed T - Shirts, Sweats. Shorts. Tank Tops and Mock Turtlenecks You won 'I see our clothing anywhere else U-LOCK SPECIAL only $ 14.95 OPEN MIND ToTl—ie Football Game Not Valid on Sale items- ACTIVE WEAR (With this ad until 9-15 90) pc. (‘hicken rice. beans 8; coleslaw & choice of corn $7.99 Plenty of free 2428 hillsborough street (next to McDonald's) muffins or biscuits. parking in the back I.” it here or take it Your ('hoiee of home. (‘aiun Joe‘s Spicy. Mild. or entire tnerni is BBQ Roasted ottunet coffees and teas soon to come a\ ailahle tor s ) 38111 llillshorough St. TM? takeout. (‘all ahead (next to Sub“ a) l and \- e'll lime your Ctsicrrs'iilgi.»JOE® tiltlk‘l read} and (mmit't:gj_llt'kt?f) 311:3 llillsborough St. \\;lllllll.! lor sou. 833-6007 ( between the (.‘antina and Reader’s Comer )

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'itsl place is for '~ 5W” ”I. The \ i‘ State. The ll‘, membership r. l. :o llllltl their Free oms carry respons1 1 ltles volunteers. Free expression has been a hot topic this an.I... ”thew..-” (imemor Wallace have a right to speak. but "iiitctit to the year. The furor oser the Mapplethorpe Ted McDaniel that does not requue us to think that “I have exhibit. Andrew Dice Clay. 2 Live (‘rew a dream..." and “segregation now. and the hunting of the flag has subsided a Opinion Colut ‘t segregation forever..." have equal value. \V'w’l‘ lllt' llc‘lp little. but is sure to rise again. But although One clearly takes the moral high ground: (‘l' the proper role of free expression has been throughout society the other wallows in the mud. ~:i-.i and their talked about. it seems endlessly. both the Whatever one thinks of record labeling. And wallow they have this year. left and the right have given unsatisfactory Zappa's comment reyealed a little estrenie Misogyny has been popular for quite a ‘Ill‘t‘lslllp\ to answers to the questions raised to take seriously somewhat like the while now. and according to an article in llit right has reacdte by trying to choke National Rifle .'\\\0t'l.llltlll'\ "they are out Sunday‘s News and Observer. gay-bashing ..\ a gift to a any espression that is offensive. Their to take all our guns" attitude when a is making a comeback. It is a tribute to our response is a taste of good. oldifashionetl waiting petiod is suggested Both/.appa culture that. by and large. we choose not to ..u‘ to purchase law and order. Talk dirty in this town. boy. and the NRA like to think tliai they are the censor this type of material. but it is hardly and we‘ll pill you in jail and wash your only ones protecting otit liberty a badge of honor that such attitudes exist as .lity didn't take mouth out with soap. But neither position is tolerable If we a pan of it. ‘ srtitn. The left. donning the robe of the perpetual agree with the coiiseryatiyes we will be The same things can be said about flag _ ‘st‘tllitllt‘tl. \ ictim. has responded by idoliling compelled to establish an art police. If we burners. If one listened to the left. flag . is l‘t'ltH't‘ expression that is offensive. as if offensive side with the liberals we will revere an and hunting is a powerful statement of political lllt‘ speech is good in itself. There has also been music because it is offensive and. m the dissent. Is that the level that political oi horns. an element of conspiracy and sell? name of free espression. merlook the discourse has sunk to? Is flag bunting the ‘. seats must importance in the left's reaction. Take away material‘s darker qualities. 90‘s version of real civil disobedience? the American Civil Liberties Union. they Free expression is certainly needed in a But when visiting a flag factory is an :it be truly appear to be saying. and this country will be good society. but it does not make a society affirmation of patriotism and riding in a no different than any dictatorship. good. It may be a good means. but it is not tank is a comprehensive defense policy. There is no better esample of this than the end to good society. lireedom is maybe burning the flag really does seem to l‘i'ank Zappa's bi/arre testimony to the necessary for botli noble and base thoughts be political dialogue. As a policy of Senate subcommittee that discussed the and actions. and we should demand that our government, freedom of expression is labeling of records. Sounding like he had society remains lrce enough to allow admirable. but we can affirm free ,iust read (ieorge Orwell‘s “Wis-1" for 24 expression of a multitude of stews expression and still criticize it's base uses . 'iiv wanted It) uninterrupted hours, Zappa accused the However. that does not mean that we ‘.i \ lit \(Sl Parent's Music Resource Center of trying to should celebrate the bad and the ugly with 'l'i'il McDaniel it it senior in the w to pay for “control the flow of information" the good. Both Martin luthei King. .li .iiid independent Ilttdtt's program ‘lx llt.‘slltl\. wits began as Students treating bricks like dirt ‘llllc‘l\ ll;l\C In my long and tedious trek to all of my We must respect these bricks for their classes I cannot help but notice the Nathan sitsi’lflL‘t‘s of individuality for promoting the university bricklayers sweating from the Ga spirit or the red and white. We should l ftlv.lyc‘tl ltl toils of their labor under the intense and preserve the heritage in our bricks. blinding sun. But no. We walk on our bricks like they *tl's ll gtcats Tnily my heart goes out to these artisans Brickyard. are insignificant blocks of mud. We till lls. who put so much effort into laying bricks We are living and learning and walking on overlook the beauty of the “red sea" while “ill'l‘lttl's of simply to give us firm ground upon which what could be a landmark of the state of we sellishly put our minds on other ‘srw York (‘in to trod. And we. the spoiled students and North Carolina. Where else is thete such a "significant" things such as homework and ‘isl tlttct‘ faculty of N.(‘. State have no shame in concentration of bricks in one area at one personal gain. wearing out the very bricks that make our time anywhere in this countiy" Where else The students and faculty of NCSU should line campus famous. is this concentration placed iii an area be ashamed for the "I am better than a We step so hard on these symbols of the where it is totally functional as well as brick“ nature that we cling to so university that have taken us in and bred its decorative‘.‘ desperately. We exploit the poor bricks of into educated and useful members of l say nowhere else in this country fat and our campus without so much as a thank iii M'ipii'st lit society. We wear out without a thought wide. lt is trtie pride leel eyery timc l you. these bricks and force the workers of the tread lightly on the bricks that are the When are we gotng to stop and smell the ‘l' l’.iiion state to constantly come around and clean foundation of my alma miter like the bricks.’ up our mess. sweet perfume of mother. l will always I think that every body on campus should If we would watch where vve step and remember the bricks that are my collegiate put off what we are doing for Just an instant walk around the bricks. we wouldn't have home. and look down to contemplate our friend. to replace them all the time. But we step on Truly l say to you. the bricks ot N('Sl are the brick. We should take heed to the daily the bricks as if we had the right. We use rare. Every single brick on this campus trials that the brick endures as It accepts the them for our stepping stones. Have we no should be admired and respected like weight of the student body. then bounces shame. a fine back to take it and take it and take it again. red wine or a perfect rose. unblemished You are but flesh and blood. but the brick . i ll when words Many citizens of the many states in our Out lorebrtcks laid the foundation of the is a mighty rock that Wlll not be moved. great Union know of the unique N(‘Sl7 reputation :‘ytid these bricks are You must never forget the lesson of the characteristic of the pathways and buildings ieplaced with the bricks of today young brick for one Ingrid Bergman and strange little structures that are and fresh and ready to take on the world day you may have to carry the blanketed across the campus. And there is And when these bricks wear out. there will weight of the world on your shoulders. no NCSl' student or alumnus who doesn‘t be newer bricks bricks of the future to Mir/rim (7in H a senior in language. palpitate when reminded of our massive accept the feet of otir sous .itid daughters. HIiii/it: and iditiiie

1990 Gantt-Helms tisiiii: Inn Ellington Senate Race l M ()rtttor. V: t: Drum, ‘—‘.tt‘vll” Anti Sullivan, Comm 3...... nt Concerns Survey ‘ilt \ll‘ St hurls April Mtal What one question would you like to ask of both Harvey (ianti and Jesse llelms‘.’ tonii Heavens-r «my lemons] ...; rt 'sla'. Stephens, i. .,_ t libs, Sloan :‘s lt.i.iif 'l .. fruit lltx ken ‘. ittiaii Gas ‘ . i ‘3in l'tttman {l '\r‘ti‘. \M‘Rfftb’, ‘- alil‘ \{Tw Lemons H-ib steffey What is your natne‘.’ ———'_———————————-—-—————-————_____—_— What is your classification (circle one)? Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Graduate Student Other in» .dis.ii in”7army;statfinOptmmsTechnician . n '1'. was andcartoonists. What is your major? .iiit. or theMitc- in (Not. . What is your phone number.) . vv Monday, oil 0“initiationWW Fill out this form. clip it and return to Technician. 3rd Floor. Nf‘Sll Student Center. Forms may be brought by .. .valiant,sum-s 3120-3121NC 17695-5605.of the the office or sent by campus mail. All questions must be in no later than 5:00 p.m.. 12 September 1990. Attire. 00m to tedmician, Remember. questions only! No gripes or complaints. let IIlII( Ian September l2, I‘l‘It) 9

The writer last week pegged l’l: sld‘ssCS as Why make a luss about Taylor's 20 I do not claim to be a "huge Ill}ltrl laii ” 'l‘echnicn dragging along ar'clu'c baggage lzliinmate minute break between sets and not even but I know the (IIIIL‘I’L‘IICC between a well P.E. needed to maintain Hi and watch all that baggage appear mention that he was actually on stage over executed concert and a poorly wiitien "i.;T;:om Forum dangling lioiii your rib eage' 3 hours" Most concerts do have an revrew. health and fitness intermission Iusually longer) between the I had to laugh .it the narrow niittdedttess diseases by itow has had their head in the .II In Silt/\RIN opening band and main act Not many MARK PANARI sio' and audacity ot last week‘s writer about sand. What abotit all the special promotions Post Baccalaureate Student artists will giye you 3 hours ot music lor physical education by Student Health Sery’ices'.’ Let them the price ot admission He says it should haye ended iii high handle the details ol sate ses It's their How can someone claim to be a "huge school l-oi' some it ne\er started. He sa\s department. and they work hard at II. Why Pawlowski mistaken in laylor tan" and get upset about a plug tor archery and social dance two of some not go there for your sale sex and sexuality Technician welcomes I‘UIUIII letters llte\ are St) assessment of Taylor (iantt in the upcoming election'.’ James likely to be printed it they toiiises otleied are worthless. Well. lessons‘.’ Taylor is anything but an apolitical ‘dl'IlNI. ls - deal with sigtiiltgarit I\\IIL‘\, breaking news or don't take those two. He says they should By far the most ridiculous suggestion. I must take exception to the reyiew ol' the I’awlowski bothered because he supports THINK interest. not be mandatory, 'l'hcy‘i'e mandatory lor however. is that we should eliminate the Hi James Taylor concert written by Dan lleliiis or because he leels a singer should are typed or printed legibly and doubt. spat ed the dweebs who don't reali/e that exercise requirements because of our SAT scores Paw'lowski in the August 3‘) issue ol' not be allowed to talk to the audience are limited to too words and contributes to rela\ation. emotional and what some so—called “high and mighty" Technician. What is the porrit of printing a between songs‘.’ And what is all this talk - are sigtted with the writer s address phone stability. organ and general health and schools are doing. renew which mentions little about Taylor 's about Taylor's North ('aroliiia coimection'.’ number and II the writer Is a student Iiisi’hti successlul grades? lr'irst. the SAT happens before you ever pei'tormance but instead whines mostly I always thought he was li‘om Boston ttrom elassilitatiorr and I lll'IH Iiluiii He wants to know how to exercise got to college. You should have read more about concert logistics" reading his album Iacketsi until I read properly and monitor the results, Did he books when you were a kid. Second. who For the thousands ol people who were still recently in Technician that he was trom lethriit iaiI reseryt-s IIIl right not to publish .III\ skip c\ei\ class ot' I’l' Hill and ignore the says Harvard and Duke are the authorities? sttick in traltic trying to park at X pin it around here, letter wltttli does not \(III|[|I\ will: the abou rules required manual.‘ He wants basic water Maybe they don't have roorii on their minutes or whrth Is deemed inappropriate loi printing In caiiiptises for the excellent facilities that we was good that the show started 20 What l’awlow‘ski's reyiew neglected to the editor in LIIIL'I suryiyal. Might I suggest one ol the seycn late. I am new to the area and did not mention was that James Taylor had most ot Letters are stiluetl to editing ltIl st\ It hit". its sections ot' “Beginning Swimming ’" ()r hate. Besides. they probably yiust know how reali/e that it would take 45 minutes to the audience eating out (it his hand lor the and taste In no tase will the writer In mtoirned "\duim ed l.ilesa\iiig.” or “Water Salcly to study. trayerse the last mile on the way to the ettltrc concert. The crowd went wtld at the belore publit .Ition that hisflier letter has been Instrticttoti‘.” All I have to say abottt sale sex is l‘orget Dean l-Z Smith ('enter. cannot recall ever end ol the show, demanding. and getting a edited tor printing He wants nutrition How about "Nutrition. about sex until marriage. Trying it outside being at a concert that did not start All second encore, The harmonies were IL‘LIIIIILIIUI will withhold an author s 'I.tl|IL‘ only I"\eicise and Weight Control?" Better yet. the context ol' this commitment is like Itttltttles Ittlc. II's e\pccletl. flawless and his band was outstanding. I II lailure to do so would result in lcai and present the dcpat’ttttettl ol l'ood scicncel There's tt trying to eat apple pie without apples. l’awlowski iiitist ha\ e had lousy seats danger to the writer Rare esrept. -ns to this polit I Pl‘, course called “Personal Health" and Simply isn't the same. It wasn't designed to almost thought he was lip~synchrng several will be made at the distretion ol the editoi III I IIH'I e\en ”Alcohol Is: and Abuse!" be nor will it ever be. because did not notice any problems with songs because they were so studio-ix'rl'ect. All letters become the property ol It‘L lllllx tan and the sound system The music was a bit loud. Of course. he did cut loose at times. most will not be returned to the author letters should be He wants sale se\. All that has to do with To all the Pli instructors at N(‘Sl 3, you're but nowhere near the ear splitting leycls notably with the bluesy “Steaitiroller and brought by Student (‘enter Sutte llltl or tll.tlli‘tI to H" is that a\oiding sal‘ety results in disease some ol the nicest people I’ve met during delivered at most rock eoiicens. lelt the demonstrate his captivating stage presence. lechnitian. letters to the Editor. Pt) Box Roux and unwanted pregnancy. Anyone who my live years at State. I really am using the ucottsltcs were qtttlc good lor an Indoor The show also included sortie Interesting l iiiyersity Station. Raleigh. Nt‘ 27w“ llhtttt doesn't know about AIDS and other skills you taught me and WI” fora lifetime. arena ol that st/e rearrangements ot his popular songs.

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ALPHA PHI SORORITY invites i you to help us create a new sorority at NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY. international squads \\.t\ .i loi'etaste itI il,a\\ lil ioini alter her gradua— i~i ‘~1i\ _l\ .i ieireation Iltiti " iirptN IN torn J I ithX.‘ ' I".IH I .h tiniteh “All! to \ta) ttt coin- ;n-iitiw NHKK'I ant there ate so , To register and to ‘llttll\ tiuiiiix iii I‘LIIHI‘C But also E $ \.|Ill to use that opportuiiit) to find out more about i ti.i\el its a cultural mper'tence " loi no“. RlIIII'lI anxiously .maits Ilt'l Ill\l game had lot the I).l\k. “Ilk'll she I\ ituiih to p|.i\ again. ALPHA PHI, she Mm \Itt‘ \\ !II pltn eai'h game as II it I\ her last come by our “the u hole team |\ lust taking the season game It} came." Rutten , a. :',e'vi-.- ~. said ”“e knou that it “e \HIIII to information table . x reach our goals. \xe can't take any sis". team lightly It .tI\U takes prepara- . '5:.—_'.i tion and iiitettstt} .httlt‘ hour the inthe , a ‘ actual uanie. ‘37:) t “I'm going: to pla) like eat'h game Student Center lobby, loft l is im I.i\l. \xliitli “III make me . ~ i‘ I'3? i men that much more intense in a i plax in}; III) hest " September 12-14, ll till goes \wllt Ru'ten ma) Just .v ‘o'o‘o I ‘0 haw the accolade on her profile 9 am. to 5 pm. \thith she would (met more tltan am indoidtial .maril ol the I‘Ntl Senior booter IiIl Rutten plays in the Park’s 3-1 loss to the top-ranked \('(‘ and National ('hainpioiiship UNC Tar Heels last Sunday. Rutten missed most of last season with or call 737-2441. mono and was sidelined at the start of this season with a hamstring pull.

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