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Tyler Dukes Deputy NewsEditor In a surprising move late Sunday night, the Government Operations committee of the Student Senate voted to suspend a bill ofimpeachment for Senate President Pro Tempore Patrick Cleary indefinitely, effectively ending the process ofimpeach— ment. The charges against Cleary, officially filed on Feb. 28, dealt with the theft ofstudent vouch: ers during the 2004 football season. . The meeting took place to consider the bill, which was initially read March 2 in a full meeting of the Senate, and to vote on whether to send it back to the full Senate session for final approval. After a roll call vote, the bill failed to be reported favorably by a vote of 3-4. Cleary, who is on the'Government Operations Committee, then made a motion _ to postpone the bill indefinitely, which was passed 4-3. The original vote on the bill, made Feb. 23, passed by a major- ity vote offour. The only change ‘ ofheart since then has been from Senator and committee member Drexel Heard, who said that he Campus Police introduced Action Jackson with riding Officer Lillian Moore on Monday to help visibility on campus. A horse patrol was part of Campus Police during'the late is now against an impeachment 19805 and early 19905 and helped police monitor offroad areas. Said Officer Moore, ”He's such a ham. Every time someone pays him attention he starts showing off.” process. “A lot of things [on the bill] were either reasonable doubt or NE E UCEGFHCER hearsay,” Heard said. “The bill wasn’t strong enough to support the impeachment.” ‘STORY BY TYLER DUKES I PHOTO BY MELIH ONVURAL His name is Officer Jackson, and he is a roan—col- MEET OFFICER JACKSON According to Heard, the ‘_. ored quarter horse. OfficerActionJackson began his career resolution contained only three Originally trained by the Rocky Mount Police as a memberofthe NCSUcampuspolice Campus Police welcomed its Mondaymorning with his brickyardintro- spec1fications, a fact thfu dlrectly Department, Jackson’s new career at NC. State was duction. contrasted the five or 51x present considered after the transfer ofrider and owner Of- on other senators’ impeachment newest officer during a ”meet and ficer Lillian Moore from Rocky Mount. Height: bills. . II , , According to Sgt. Ion Barnwell, Campus Police 15.5 hands “I did not vote for a bill that 9 reet W'th the ca m p u S com m u Chief Tom Younce made the decision to add iack— Wei ht: was inconsistent with the ones . . son after drafting a contract w1th Moore. Under the mogmunds written for the other impeach- “ Ity I n th e B n C kya rd M O n d ay. contract, Campus Police are responsrble for start—up ments and censures,” Heard said. costs, such as Jackson’s new trailer,as well as food, Sex: “I think the committee failed to veterinary care and other maintenance costs. But Gelding " do a thorough job with Patrick Aval-‘5‘"?v-VTW‘”1’"*'A-.'l?.Rig-'51 since Moore owns the horse, she charges no addi- But there is something atypical - a Year foled: [Cleary] -” e a e 0 er ecausei a owe us 0 every r b] 'th thatthe billhiswasbiggestth t a bOUt th e m OSt recent e d't'I Ion t0 cost‘lgriiliutdttfir’tks°“start“???effective,” Barnwell said. “It’s not much more Residence: Eh:Heardfails: piesentedSaid at the initigl expensrve than another vehicle.« » PepperRidge Farms GovernmentOperationsmeeting this highly trained police force. Although Campus Police is “still experimenting,” Owner: ' were not translated well enough with Jackson’s work schedule, Barnwell said Jackson Officer Lillian Moore onto the actual bill, which was For starters, he has four legs and will currently work four 10—hour shifts throughout drafted several days later. the week. Favorite foods: Apples, carrots, peppermints “Sometimes you vote one way and you leave it up to someone weighs about 1,000 pounds. "0,5,commuedpage, else to We the bin. You A g . , PRO-TEM continued page 3 ISLAMIC AWARENESS WEEK (Pack Tracks, replaces '

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Committee votes Can opposites attract? to halt Pavilion Research shows definitive two hemispheres ofthe brain Smith is a communication Smith has experienced first- construction diflerence between male using MRI scans of males and major and is also studying hand how a male uses differ- andfemale brains females. elementary education at Mer- ent parts ofthe brain than a . Rebecca Heslin and even a professor, and they The scans have shown that edith. She fits the stereotypical female. , ‘ Deputy News Editor said it was something they did Tara Zechini most women have a larger cor— care—taker role, which requires “When Adam is talking not want to happen,” Toms StaffWriter pus callosum area, which han- ability to communicate ver- about what he does in his en- In the latest development in the said. “They said the Pavilion dles communication between bally and emotionally respond gineering classes, he’ll relate to saga surrounding the construc- was a great idea but [the Court She likes to talk on the the brain’s two hemispheres. to other people. shopping so I’ll understand,” tion ofthe Catalano Pavilion in ofthe Carolinas was] not a great phone, and he wishes it had This larger area indicates Jenkins major in mechanical Smith said. the Court ofNorth Carolina, the location.” never been invented. She likes that the two sides ofa woman’s engineering is a logical major Legato also explains evolu— Physical Environment Commit— This was the same predica- to make plans in advance, and brain can “talk” easily, which for a male, according to sci— tion’s role in the development tee unanimously voted against ment Catalano faced at the first he likes to go with the flow. explains why many studies entists who have seen that the of differences between males the proposed construction just location he offered this gift: She likes directions that in— have found that women are mechanical centers ofbrains and females. before campus dispersed for the North Carolina Museum clude landmarks, and he only better at multi—tasking. in males are often more active. “A man’s limbic system is Spring Break. ofArt. needs road names. Scans of men’s brains show Dr. Marianne Legato, a pro- more ready to achieve instant “The reason [the proposal] “A negotiation could not Jackie Smith, a sophomore easier movement within one fessor of Clinical Medicine activity———a physical response made the stance that it did [at the be reached because Catalano in communication, and Adam hemisphere or the other. at Columbia University and to a stimulus. The woman’s PEG meeting] was the concern of wanted the Pavilion in a very Jenkins, a junior in mechani— Scientists also say males have the founder and director of base basal resting state is much the students,” Seneca Toms, a se- prominent location in front of cal engineering, make their more activity in mechanical the Partnership for Women’s more attuned to differences in nior in horticulture science and the museum’s entrance,” Ever- relationship work by under— centers ofthe brain, whereas Health, agrees that there are expression and communica- the CALS seniors senator, said. ettepsaid. ‘ standing each other’s differ- females show more activity in significant and important dif- tion,” Legato said. “Faculty, staff and alumni just Those in favor of the Pavilion ences. verbal and emotional centers. ferences between the brains Of Evolutionarily speaking, did not like the idea ofit.” argue that the addition ofthe Pa— The differences they have “1 think we go about every- men and women. these differences in reac— Eduardo Catalano, a world— vilion on campus could be used discovered in their 16 months thing differently,” Jenkins In a healthology.com Web tion time and resting states famous architect and former for student events. Although, as a couple are part ofa much said. “I’m more logiCal, and site telecast entitled “Medicine might help a man to respond professor ofarchitecture at N.C. according to Toms, University older argument: male and she goes by what looks or and Gender: How:Men and to a physical threat, while the State, made the contribution to policy prohibits having more female brains operate differ— sounds good.” Women are Different,” Legato woman is much more attuned build this open-air pavilion at than 50 people in the Court of ently. Smith does admit that she is said ifa man and a woman had to a person’s distress or plea- NCSU. The Physical Environ— the Carolinas unless the Univer- Now, science can prove what more emotional. anidentical task to solve dif- sure. ment Committee is designed to sity approves the event. society has speculated for ages “I’ll get upset over little ferent parts ofa man’s brain “That’s a very simplistic be a voice for faculty, staff and The proposal will be brought and what Smith and Jenkins things more than he would,” would light up with activity notion, but there might have student opinions focusing on the up in the next Senate meeting, have learned from experience. Smith said. compared with a woman’s. been some selection ofthese development and regulations of Toms said. It will also be brought To delve more deeply into Even Smith and Jenkin’s ma- “We might both solve it, but differences over the millions the physical environment of up in the April meeting of the this issue, scientists have jors illustrate the differences use different parts ofour brain ofyears ofevolution,” Legato campus including buildings, Board of Trustees, the body studied activity within the in their brain activity. to do that,” Legato said. said. landscaping and transporta-‘ that will make the ultimate tion. decision. “ [The PEC] didn’tvote against “[The Senate] will bring [the the Pavilion entirely, just putting bill] up probably around, the "‘DEPARTMENT‘OF tions, but how future students it on the Court ofthe Carolinas same time the Board of Trust— TRACS interested in going to NCSU until we can look at other spots ees are deciding,” Toms said. continued from page 1 . Reelsr tion AND RECORDS can apply.” on campus,” Elena Everette, “However, it’s currently still in ‘ figK (:11:ka The new homepage has also a senior in film studies and committee because we wanted According to Derek Jones, a . nail, Moan added an improved welcome political science and CHASS to coordinate more with the junior in agricultural business lrackgs page with announcements and senator, said. executive branch [of Student management, the system will helpful links. The construction of-this highly Government] .3; see its real strains later in the camera According to Harrell, the controversial pavilion was origi— According to Everette, Cata— semester. .C‘aien ' ' PackTrack istheNEWOniinaStudentServices changes to the original regis- nallyplannedto be located in the lano and the University need to “The real test ofthe new sys- applicationclickthe PeakwhichTracksreplacestoga inTRADSthe upperLink.tuftPleasehand tration and records Web site grassy area in Court of North look at alternative settings. tem is to see how it deals with comertoiogin. », have been made to “get ahead Carolina closest ,to Holladay “It would be an honor to have placing students in queue when Aaaersmemeum ' _ ofthe crowd.” She also said it is Hall and the Belltower. [the pavilion] here, but a dis- registering,” Jones said. TheRegistrationandWs‘waushamam“swarmed now required for universities’ “I had studentswho came up honor to put it in the Court of Harrell explained that the Please Weallofyourbookmarks. > registration Web sites to be to me last fall and this semester, North Carolina,” Toms said. queue has been “upped” to ac- The2335Fat:Gaiters {ft-muses is nowserenade. ADA compliant. commodate more students at “TRACS Link didn’t allow us one time. to the previous site. _ when companies release newer to grow and improve, but with CALENDAR “The [size of the queue is “The aesthetics ofthe system versions ofsoftware and change Pack Tracks, we will be able"to TODAY ing the impact of cultural, economic monitored and increased dur- is a definite improvement,” the layout,” Spanner said. “It is make updates and add new fea— Patricia Bath, the first black woman and political globalization on North ing heavy registration periods Jones said. confusing at first, but eventually tures as needed,” Harrell said. to receive a patent for a medical Carolina by looking at how immigra— by Administrative Computing “We tried to model it after the you get used to it.” Along with the new homep— invention, a laser device for remov- tion is changing the society, culture, Services,” Harrell said. “Im- NCSU homepage by organizing Harrell said she was confident age, there is a new URL for Pack ing cataract lenses, will speak at 7 economy and religious practices pm. in the Multipurpose Room in within North Carolina and how these provements were made to the information using the same students would get used to the Tracks at http://www.ncsu.edu/ Witherspoon. same elements are shaping the immi- queue over the last academic headings: students, faculty/staff, site’s changes fairly quickly. registrarl. grant communities themselves. year and will continue to im- and visitors,” Harrell said. “I will admit, it will take a ,Harrell said she welcomes lslamic Awareness Week: A Muslim prove as computing resources JeffSpanner, a senior in tour- few clicks to find everything, and encourages comments Convert will share‘the struggle FRIDAY, APRIL 1 -SATURDAY, because some things are in dif- and suggestions for Pack through life that led him to his con— APRIL 2 grow on campus.” ism and business management, version to Islam, this event will bein Parents & Families Spring Fling According to many students, said he liked the Web site’s new ferent places,” Harrell said. “We Tracks from students and Harrelson 210 from 6-10 pm. 2005 North Carolina Federation of the new Registration and Re— look and said that it was similar have also included a new ‘How staff and they can be sent to College Republicans Spring State cords homepage also comes to the plan ofwork layout added To’ section which answers not [email protected]. WEDNESDAY , Convention. The convention will be with an appearance that is or- several semesters ago. only questions about how to Founder’s Day celebration in the held in Raleigh, NC, at the Brickyard from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Hilton North Raleigh on April 1—3, ganized and updated compared “The new Web site is just like register and other site func— 2005. Complete and detailed con- lslamic Awareness Week: PBS Docu- vention information can be found at mentary on Prophet Muhammed air- www.ncfcr.org. ing in the Library Media Room from IN THE KNOW 5—7 p.m. ‘ SATURDAY, APRIL 2 Service Raleigh ‘ GOLDEN CHAIN SOCIETY UNIVERSITY AMBASSADORS GRADUATION SPEAKER APPLICA- LEADERSHAPE APPLICATIONS THURSDAY APPLICATIONS DUE MARCH 29 RECRUITING TIONS DUE IN MID-MARCH AVALIABLE The Greek Life Service and Philan- Annual Pow Wow The Golden Chain Society unique to Interested students are encouraged Students interested in being the Applications for LeaderShape 2005 thropy Committee will host a male, NCSU will host the 15th Pow Wow ti- N.C. State. Each year, a maximum of to apply for next year’s University student speaker in MAy’s graduation are available online for the event three—on—three streetball tourna- tled ”Honoring Old Traditions: Begin— 12 rising seniors who have displayed Ambassadors program. The mission . should turn in the requested form held May 17~22.The deadline for ap— ment benefiting Pete Kenny’s orphan ning New Ones.” The Pow Wow will outstanding scholarship, leadership, ofthe University Ambassadors is to by March 17. The form is avaliable plications is Tuesday. Since its incep- rescue foundation.The tournament be on Harris Field at 1 pm; the event character and service are added to enhance the recruiting efforts ofthe online at www.ncsu.edu/registrar/ tion in 1986, the flagship program, will be held on the outdoor basketball is free’and open to the public. Bring the chain by a tapping ceremony. In— university by accurately represent- graduation/application.pdf. The the LeaderShape Institute, has devel— courts at Carmichael and will be from blankets or lawn chairs. For more duction to the Golden Chain Society ing the institution to prospective speech’s maximun length is five oped a national reputation as one of 5 - 8 pm. The registration fee is $30 information, visit www.ncsu.edu/msa is considered to be one ofthe high- students and parents. Applications minutes, and tryouts to choose the the premier leadership development per team and the top three winners or contact Brett Locklear at 919-513— est honors that can be bestowed can be picked up at 112 Peele Hall speaker will take place on March 22 programs for young adults. will receive cash prizes 1351. upon a rising senior. Applications or 208 Holladay Hall; the deadline at 7 pm before the Commencement Students can attend LeaderShape are available in the Alumni Associa- is today. AdvisoryCouncil. forfree again this year. Visitthe lslamic Awareness Week: Multi-reli- 9 am. - 1 p.m. tion Building and are due March Web site www.ncsu.edu/csleps/ gious panel with Asian week sponsors The College of Engineering will host 29. leadershapephp. and guest speaker Saad Qadry in Har- an Engineering Open House. All engi— relson 320 from 6-10 pm. neering departments on Main Cam— pus and Centennial Campus will par- FRIDAY ticipate with tours, displays and in- Islamic Awareness Week: ”Allah formation sessions for middle school Made Me Funny,” a comedy show students, prospective N.C. State 03I11l05 a report. co belonging to Forestry Services had will be held in Nelson 3400 at 7: Students, admitted N.C. State stu— been stolen from Varsity Parkand 30 p.m.Tickets are on sale for $10 dents, parents and guests. For more 8:10 A.M. 12:00 P.M. Ride. The vehicle was noticed missing 7:19 P.M. each from any shura member and information call 919-515-9669 or go B&E VEHICLE/LARCENY SKATEBOARDERS Tuesday, but was reported today. SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE $15 at the door. Tickets can also be to the Web site at www.engr.ncsu.edu A staff member reported that Nine subjects were located outside A non-student was seen driving purchased at the Islamic Center of and click on ”Engineering Open someone entered an unsecured Williams Hall doing tricks. All subjects 9:35 P.M. around the east side ofthe College of Raleigh after Friday prayers up until House 2005.” NCSU van parked at the Avent were advised of University policy, and CHECK PERSON Engineering. The subject advised he the show. For more information Ferry Convention Center and stole they left the area. Two students were found at the end was lost and was looking for Western go to allahmademefunny.com or FRIDAY, APRIL 22 a hand truck sometime between ofMain Campus Drive sitting in a red Boulevard. All files were checked with www.ncsumsa.org/comedy. The Campus Environmental Sus- 4:15 pm. on Thursday and 8:10 12:05 P.M. Dodge Ram truck. Both subjects ad- negative results. The subject was tainabilityTeam (CEST) will present am. on Friday. TRAFFIC ACCIDENT vised they werejust driving around, given directions and leftthe area. MONDAY, MARCH 21 its 2nd Annual Earthwise Awards A non—student was backing up a work and agreed to leave the area. Edward Albee, one of America’s on Earth Day. These awards will 8:55 A.M. truck in Riddick Lot and struck a lad- 03/13I05 preeminent playwrights, will deliver recognize and reward outstand- B&E BUILDING/ der. The ladder then fell on a parked 03I12I05 the 2005 Harrelson Lecture. Albee ing contributions to environmental SAFECRACKINGILARCENY vehicle. The owner ofthe truckthe 11:11 A.M. received three Pulitzer Prize awards sustainability on the NCSU campus. A staff member reported that non-student was driving agreed to 10:05 P.M. LICENSE/ REGISTRATION for A Delicate Balance (1966), Sea— Each recipient will be presented with someone entered a room in Wil- pay all damages. SPECIAL EVENT CHECKPOINT scape (1974), and Three Tall Women a plaque as well as a $250 prize. There liams Hall and stole $70 in cash Police provided security and crowd Officers conducted a license/ regis— (1991). His most recent play, The Goat, are three separate categories: faculty, from a safe. The incident took 12:18 P.M. control for the N.C. State High School tration checkpoint on Dan Allen Drive or Who is Sylvia? received the Tony student and staff. Any number of place between Feb. I at 12 pm. FIRE Basketball Championship. at Central Campus Lot.Three verbal Award for Best Play in 2002. people in any category may be nomi- and Thursday at 4:30 pm. Police and Fire Protection officers warnings, one written warning, and The 2005 Harrelson Lecture is free nated. Awards will be presented at responded to a dumpster fire at the 10:06 P.M. one state citation were issued. and open to the public, and will take NCSU’s Earth Day celebration on the 9:47 A.M. Vet School. The fire was put out by SIMPLE ASSAULT ' place at 3 pm. in Stewart Theatre. Brickyard. LARCENY bystanders. There was no structure A non-student assaulted an Event 8:00 P.M. A reception will follow in the Grand A student reported that two lap— damage reported. One employee by pushing his All SUSPICIOUS PERSON Ballroom. The event is cosponsored Send the name, NCSU position and tops had been stolen from suites Access Pass into his face at the basket- A student reported a suspicious white ’ by the University Scholars Program description ofsustainability—related in Venture I. 2:56 P.M. ball game.The employee did not wish male subject who was going around and Arts N.C. State. achievements ofthe person you SKATEBOARDERS to pursue criminal charges for assault. Sullivan Hall asking for a place tostay. are nominating to Leslie Hester at 1:21 P.M. Ten subjects were located in the plaza The student advised thatthe subject TUESDAY, MARCH 29 - THURSDAY, [email protected] by March 15. HIT AND RUN area of Partners II. All were advised of 10:58 P.M. stated he was a University of Florida MARCH 31 . ' A student was on Morrill Drive policy and left the area. TRAFFIC STOP DWLR ARREST student and was stranded.Officers CHASS 2005 International Connec- Send all calendar and near Faucette when the vehicle in A non-student was arrested for driv- conducted a floorto floor search, but front ofhim backed up, hitting his 3:51 P.M. ing With a revoked license due to were unable to locate the subject. tions Week: ”The Global Within: brief listings to failing to appear in court on several Exploring North Carolina’s Changing [email protected] vehicle. The subject then took off, LARCENY OF MOTOR VEHICLE Identity.” The focus will be on examin— griving down Avent Ferry Road. A staffgiember reported that a Bron- occasion: 1 TECHNICIAN N 6W8 TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 2005 ' PAGE 3

Heard said. “I did, but I don’t in the meeting was a conflict PRO-TEM think it’s appropriate now. An I of interest, he stated that it was continued from page I ‘ impeachment Cursive rendered would be an inef- necessary to provide closure to fective way to deal with this.” . the incident. kind of in the zone when you Government Operations Com- “Its one ofthe situations where look at it,” Heard said. “That’s mittee Chair Tracy Hutcherson there is nothing that says I can’t my fault for not looking at the said that he was surprised by the vote,” Cleary said. “If I hadn’t” useless 1n classes whole picture.” committee’s decision. been involved it would have just “There is a line between the “This situation is highly dis— sat in limbo.” impeachment concept and the ' gusting and very disturbing,” According to Hutcherson how— Increase in technology leads bill,” Heard added. “I voted for Hutcherson said. diagrams and pictures ever, the rest of the Senate may to changes cursive use into the cursive in second Or third grade, the concept, not the bill.” He pointed out that he even not be satisfied with the actions presentations.” but many stopped using it once Heard also pointed out that the made the attempt to adjourn ofthe committee. Harris said that she had heard it stopped being required. major factor for anyinconsisten- the meeting before a decision Kirsten Anne Simmons that the switch “Over half of the Senators to PowerPoint Matt Staples, who gradu— cies in Cleary’s case was a time on Cleary’s motion could be wanted to hold another election StaffWriter came because students com- ated in 2002 with a degree in crunch. Since the current Senate made. plained about [for Cleary’s decision], and that being able to computer science, said he used term is quickly coming to an end, “It was apparent to me that was before they even had all of As the use of computers and read professor’s handwriting, a combination ofthe two, with effectively rendering any contin— related technology something inappropriate was the evidence,” Hutcherson said. rises, the and about classes takingtoo the amount of cursive vary- ued impeachment trial useless, taking place,” Hutcherson. “I’m use of cursive by students and long because “[The Senate is] going to be ex- of the time spent ing by how much writing is the committee was under pres— not Einstein, but it doesn’t take a tremely frustrated and they are professors on campus is in a writing on the board. required. sure to make a decision in time decline. rocket scientist to tell that some— going to question why the com- Students seem to like the Many other students use this to not only pass the bill, but to thing is askew, and I don’t know mittee chose to do what it did.” “I haven’t used cursive since change. tactic, slipping into a hybrid conclude the trial. what happened.” fifth grade,” Madison Roberts, As for Heard’s decision to shift Joshua Sizemore, a senior in form of cursive when they are Although Heard said he does Cleary said that he was happy his support forthe impeachment, a junior in horticulture and middle school math education, required to write quickly. support some type of action to- with the committee’s English rhetoric, said. “Even I decision. he stated that it ultimately led to said that he has had difficulty “I don’t use cursive,” Pamela ward Cleary, specifically censure, “I think we’re going to see , the committee making the right can’t read [my cursive] .” reading professor’s handwriting Saha, a sophomore in computer he said that the time it would closer to this sordid Professors who require stu- incident,” decision on Cleary’s case. in the past but that “most teach— engineering, said. “Your notes take to strengthen the impeach— Cleary said. “What we need to “It’s not necessarily switching dents to type assignments echo ers use powerpoint now.” end up looking like a line and ment case would not lend a result that View. work on is getting the senate to views, it’s more about looking at “Science classes tend to use some circles.” by the end ofthe session. focus on student issues.” what’s really important [with the Lori Heald, a sociology pro— PowerPoint; in English they A major complaint is that cur- “I do not support an impeach- Although fessor, said that she requires Cleary did admit case,]” Heard said. “That’s just write on the chalkboard,” Liz sive seems to differ with each ment at this point in the game,” that his participation and vote being responsible.” typed assignments because it is Meyer, a senor in botany and person, making it more difficult easier than trying to decipher English literature, said. She said to read. Time saved by writing handwriting. Heald also said that she uses cursive herselfbut in cursive is lost when trying to through the Brickyard and Jackson’s first day on the job, it that she uses print when writ- that “most people don’t, theysay decipher it later. HORSE students won’t remember hav- wasn’t the first time the NCSU ‘ing on the board so that it will it takes them longer.” “Everyone’s [cursive] is dif- continued from page 1 ing seen us,” Barnwell said. community has seen a mounted be easier for students to read. Adria Bhatnagar, a fresh- ferent,” Roberts said. “It may “[The mounted patrol] allows police force on campus. Many professors use Power- man in animal science, said be faster but it’s illegible.” This allows Moore two hours us to interact with students we According to Barnwell, the Point presentations as opposed she has not used cursive since While many elementary and to prepare, clean and transport don’t normally get the chance start of Jackson’s new career to writing on the board during her teachers required her to in middle school teachers required the horse to and from campus. to interact with, those that do was merely the reinstatement of class. eighth grade. students to use cursive, one “The most important thing, not commit crimes or call in an old program that began in the Elizabeth Harris, an animal “Teachers don’t use it most seemed to have an accurate and with that is to make sure he gets reports.” late 19805. science professor, said that she teachers don’t write on the amusing View ofthe future. enough rest,” Barnwell said. Barnwell also stated thatit is Although the mounted patrol has always used PowerPoint to board, they use PowerPoint. “My seventh grade teacher Barnwell said one ofthe main a great way to maneuver areas was disbanded in 1992, Barnwell teach. My econ teacher writes on the said she wasn’t going to make reasons for acquiring Jackson is on campus, such as some of the said that Campus Police had “I was told when I started board but I don’t know if it’s us use cursive because comput- to increase the visibility of the trails around Centennial, that three horses on the force when that the department was using cursive or print because I can’t ers were going to take over the department on campus. cannot be accessed by cars. the patrol was at its largest. that particular method,” Harris read it,” B'hatnagar said. world and everything was going “Our officers can walk right Although Monday was said. “I enjoybeing able to insert Most students were taught to be in print,” Bhatnagar said.

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OUR OPINION: ADDING A HORSE PATROL ON CAMPUS IS AN EFFECTIVE WAY TO INCREASE CAMPUS POLICE’S PRESENCE AND VISIBILITY AND TAPS A NOV— ELTY FACTOR TO CRIMEFIGHTING THAT WOULD ONLY ADD TO THE UNIQUE- NESS OF CAMPUS. Welcome Officer Jackson. ity to watch campus and Would A disputable name at the least cut down on the amount of work — but nonetheless, the newest individual officers put in. Not only member of N.C. State’s Police De— that, a family of horses would be partment is a half—ton horse. more efficient at attacking the is- He is more than qualified for the sues that brought Officer Jackson position. He has four legs, the same in the first place. as two human officers combined Officer Jackson brings a visibility (nice salary break there), and he to Campus Police. Sometimes a What will our new chancellor do? can run twice as fast as their com- police presence isn’t always needed ‘James Oblinger began his reign mately that decision led to the hir— Probably the biggest decision on bined land speeds. but is still appreciated because as N.C. State University’s 13th ing of Chuck Amato and the infu— the Oblinger’s mind is who will He can maneuver in and out of officers bring a sense of security chancellor on New Year’s Day. Af- sion ofmillions into NCSU’s ath- be provost, and rightfully so. As the less accessible areas of campus to their environment. An officer ter three months ofintroductory letic facilities. Those usually most “second in command,” the provost with swift ease. Such areas include riding a horse will always be more meetings with vocal against the firing ofathletic and executive vice chancellor for various campus coaches are the faculty. Don’t be academic affair is integral in the the woods between Wood Hall and noticeable on a college campus groups and fooled, they care little about the chancellor’s ability to carry forth Derr Track, the out and’inskirts than a uniformed officer. making a series welfare ofthe players or the coach his plans for the University. of Centennial Campus and the Officer Jackson will also be more ofvisits across but are more jealous ofthe atten- The chancellor’s provost selec— areas of the Brickyard and North effective at crowd control a the state to tion the athletics program gets. tion will send a strong message to Campus that patrol cars can’t easily good segue into Campus Police meet with citi— If Oblinger fires Sendek, he does faculty ofthe University’s direc- strengthening its relationship with zens and com— have other ammunition besides tion. While the provost selection access. . munity leaders a mediocre season performance. is most important to the academic This ability to maneuver is a the Raleigh Police Department. - the chancellor Recent news reports indicate that shop ofthe University the posi- primary reason for Jackson’s hire. ‘ Crowd control at parades‘and Audrew is about to face NCSU’s athletic program is failing tion plays a key role in most deci- Campus Police cannot always get watching campus events will be Payne his first set of to meet certain academic goals and sions that effect students. Look into the heavily traveled pedestrian easier on the department. Sen/orSIaffColumn/st challenging graduation levels. Oblinger could for Oblinger to choose an internal areas that exist in the corners and The new member of the force will decisions. use this to answer any charges that candidate from the arts and hu— Tough decisions lay on the hori- firing Sendek was motivated solely manities. alleys of campus with the tank, of be great for maintaining behavior zon — What will our new Chan- by the motive to “win.” What will the chancellor do a patrol car that they all currently at football games —— especially if he cellor do? Oblinger must: deter— Prediction? Because the chan- about the Catalano Pavilion? Stu- drive. Some Officers patrol cam- has his family with him. Patrolling mine the fate ofmen’s basketball cellor does not want to ruffle too dents and faculty are up in arms pus on foot, working with Student the tailgaiting areas and moving head coach Herb Sendek, decide many feathers at this point in his about the possibility oflosing Patrol to ensure the safety of late- through the stadium will be easier ifWebAssign can begin stealing tenure and his priorities lay in oth- green space in the Court ofthe night library-goers. and more noticeable with half-ton money from student’s pockets, er areas ~—— Oblinger retains Sendek North Carolina to what some have recommend the placement ofthe for another season. called a “glorified picnic shelter.” Now, with Officer Jackson on animals patrolling the scene. Catalano Pavilion and choose NCSU can no longer pay the The location ofthe pavilion, to be the force, patrolling campus can The only concern is, of course, a new provost. Each decision is costs ofWebAssign out ofstudent constructed from a gift from for— include more area in a shorter what they had for dinner. Nobody heavily monitored by University fees because members ofthe fac- mer professor and famed architect amount of time. wants to step in fresh horse dung stakeholders, be it alumni, students ulty are officers and principles of Eduardo Catalano, was unani- So, Officer Jackson’s relatives on their way to class. or faculty. For the first time in his the company that markets the on- mously rejected by the University’s Police just needs to tenure, the spotlight will begin to line homework tool. So WebAssign Physical Environment Committee. should join the force soon (with Campus shine on Oblinger. wants to charge students $9.95 per The PEC advises the chancellor the exception of Michael, of ' make sure it invests heavily in Chancellor Oblinger would course to use their software. Stu— and Board ofTrustees on the Uni— c0urse). Having a family of horses those heavy-duty horse diapers for make a lot ofWolpack alumni and dents are demanding that WebAs— versity’s physical master plan and would strengthen the force’s abil— Officer Jackson. fans extremely happy ifhe were to sign be offered to NCSU students is a representative group offaculty, fire men’s basketball coach Herb free of charge because the program staff and students. The unsigned editorial that appears above is the opinion ofthe members of Technician’s editorial Sendek. I am not going to argue was developed at NCSU with state The original location for the pa- board and is the responsibility ofthe editor in chief the pros and cons ofretaining appropriations including tuition vilion, the roadway between Leazer EU- Sendek; I’ll leave that to my dollars. and Peele Halls, was rejected be— Coach Editorin Chief colleagues in the Sports Section. There are a number ofoptions cause it would take away parking. Matt Middleton However, as with most campus for the chancellor. Oblinger could No wonder our campus looks like editor©technicianonllnecom decisions, the Sendek question is pay the WebAssign costs from it does — people care more about Managing Editor Ben McNeely fueled more by politics than of private gifts (endowed funds). But parking than anything else. Per- TECHN. AN ben@!echnicianonline.com substance. there is a better solution. Oblinger haps that one—sided mentality has THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. Oblinger does not want to should demand that WebAssign spread to other areas ofthe Univer~ NewsEditor PhotographyEditor DeputyNews Editor Erin Welch TaylorTempleton Rebecca Heslin lose favor with Wolfpack support- provide its services to NCSU stu~ sity not just campus planning. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ers, especially the “big whales.” dents for free — period. 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Being a college studentcan be tough. For Hillsborough Street closings, you can take a campus and in the paper made students aware of In a city filled with cover charges and long waits, many, college is the first dose ofindependence. stroll to The Farmhouse. what they now had. As Monday Night Football The Farmhouse provides not only good food Some see college as a new experience in a new The red and white build- plays on the television screens, but also a value and atmosphere fit for college place. Others challenge themselves with difficult ing fits the mold of an NCSU cc people feast on $1 slices ofpizza students. courses and a full slate of ex- eatery. Walk through the But as long time and bottles ofbeer. Ifyou go to a sports bar, you might be paying tracurricular activities. The door and find walls cov— The Farmhouse is a mystery top dollar for some bottom ofthe barrel beer. balance between work and ered in fluorescent paint favorites and cor- for some; while others call it Your Old Navy shirts might not fly in other bars play is sometimes a battle and various memorabilia. their second hOme. Some go to in the area. Going to a club? You need to have that leads to workaholics and A friendly hello from the porate giants are The Farmhouse to get together a taste for some top—shelfdrinks and snobby alcoholics. owner, Marc, adds to the while others go to get away. Next clientele. Don’t forget that your favorite col— Being a college student in welcoming atmosphere. The forced to close to a student studying in a booth lege meeting place could ouickly become a 40- a city like Raleigh is even menu is also welcoming with could be a raucous group of something’s hotspot depending on the day ofthe tougher. The reliefand relax— a wide selection of food for their doors on friends, wasting the night away week. ation ofa weekend is stifled any mood. And whether you over hot food and cold beer. But every day is a day for the students at The by the City Council and the choose pizza, wings, sand— Hillsborough Newbies and regulars alike find Farmhouse. Whether for food or drink, you StaffColumnist police that work for them. wiches or the mouthwater- the same hospitality any time won’t be disappointed. Here in Raleigh, we have The freedom ofindependent ing, chili~covered plates, you Street, other they make their way to this un~ become disillusioned to the idea ofa “college living is threatened by a housing ordinance. will easily get your money’s der-appreciated haven. spot” and have settled for sub-par substitutes. Dirty looks are shot toward students as a bad worth. places will feel But as long time favor— Let’s break out ofthat trend and make The name resonates across the city. The Farmhouse opened its ites and corporate giants are Farmhouse a fixture to the Wolfpack commu— I have seen this all take place over my four doors in the fall of 2004 and the heat.” forced to close their doors on nity. Are you coming to The Farmhouse Friday years at N.C. State and finally, there is a place immediately involved itself Hillsborough Street, other places at 11:15 for lunch or maybe Monday at 9pm.? to call home. Consider it the Cheers for this in the campus community. will feel the heat. See you then. area, a place where everybody knows your name Gift certificates were given out as prizes at last Some may look at The Farmhouse as just an- and they’re always glad you came. Just as eas- year’s Homecoming events showing students other pizza or burger place, but others truly see If you love The Farmhouse, e-mail Matt at ily as one could take a walk to look at the latest that this is a place for them to enjoy. Ads all over it as a place that college students can call home. [email protected] TECHNICIAN » Features TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 2005 - PAGE

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Usually ally as possible, and trying masala dosas come your very best to act as ifab— with sambar and co- solutely nothing out ofthe conut chutney. Masala ordinary is going On. dosas aren’t on the lunch In fact, you go out ofyour buffet but on the dinner way to hide the stars in your menu. Ifyou’re nice and eyes and the butterflies in your belly. For some reason those things we call “feel— girtéfétttié {gfifigw . ings” are so passe in this new age ofindependence and freedom. You just so Dramatized characters teach lessons of life w don’t even care. . A friend ofmine once had Caroline Monday Steadfast Helen (Kimberly Diary Of a Mad Black a near-death experience StaffWriter Elise), the mad black woman of woman trying to hide her interest the title, is married to no—good, TAISTF: Kimberly Elise, Steve Harris, from a boy she once liked. I felt a little out ofplace when cheatin Charles (Steve Harris). DfiEé’g‘: Darren Grant During a late lunch at the standing 1n11ne to see Diary of Charles k1cks her out of their PLAYING AT: Mission Valley, Cross- atrium one day, she choked aMad BlackWoman.” The film’s mansion to make room for his roads 20 on a tender Chik—fil-A nug- title alone tells you who is this mistress, and Helen is forced to . . get. As she sputtered and film’s target audience. Despite turn to her family for help. Her *fifi grew panic-stricken she the fact my date and I were the eccentric grandmother Madea looked around for help, spy- only white people in sight, I (Tyler Perry) takes Helen in, ing her love interest sitting thinkwe appreciated the film as and, along with the rest of the compromised state and seek in a corner, the only other people of any color would. family, helps Helen get a job, get her revenge? Or will she learn to person eating at such a pe- The title may give you some a new man and take a chainsaw forgive him and move on with culiar hour. She couldn’t clue about the extreme character to Charles’ couch. . her life? ask him for the Heimlich! types used in this film, it tells you , When a crooked client shoots Helen is black and she is mad, He’d think she was desper— little about the universal themes and paralyzes Charles, Helen but being black is not the reason PHOTO COURTESY or- LIONS GATE ENTERTAINMENT that almost make this film worth is faced with a decision. Will Madea, the uplifting and eccentric grandmother played byTyler Perry WORDS continued page 6 seeing. she take advantage of Charles’ MAD continued page 6 dances at a house party in ”Diary of a Mad Black Woman.” PAGE 6 ' TUESDAY, MARCH 15,2005 Features TECHNICI “IN

I still don’t understand is, what the “just friends” stage. Tired of using llElllilil? MAD WORDS is it exactly that we’re talking Dating simply means that continued from page 5 ’ “WONT“ i" continued from page 5 about. The weather? Essential— two people actually have legiti- ly, “talking” is what people do mate dates with one another Iorumonuosa for Helen’s anger. Her plight is ate! Instead she dashed over to when they know they both like instead ofattending large so- one anyone who has ever been em Dino’s and asked the lone each other but neither wants to cial gatherings Where groups hurt or had their heart broken cashier forhelp. The woman bring up the prospect ofdating of friends and a never—ending VOLUNTEERS NEEDED can relate to. This film tells of rolled her eyes as ifthat sort of too soon for fear of seeming supply ofalcohol protects them to participate in 3 universal themes such as ro- thing happened every day and overly eager or more emotion— against awkward silences and RESEARCH STUDY mantic love, forgiveness, fam- helped the poor girl dislodge ally invested small talk. These dates also involving the use of an ily values and self—respect. the stray nugget. From what I’ve seen, there are shift to the later evening hours, However, one can appreci— LIOS GATE ENTERTAINMENT People play more games dur- two types oftalking. Thereis replacing the more neutral and approved medication for ate these themes only after Steadfast Helen (Kimberly Elise) writes in her diary. ing the “just friends” stage exclusive, which most people ambiguous afternoon meetings treatment of opioid sifting through a collection than they do at the Craps do and obviously needs no at casual cafes for lunch and dependence. of extreme character types. the subtleties and complexity table in Vegas. By college most explanation, and there’s non— coffee. Must be 18 years or cider. Charles is clearly the bad guy; necessary for a successful on— would think that we mature exclusive. Nonexclusive talking Finally, after a couple has he mistreats Helen nearlyto the- screen character. adults are past the point of usually occurs because there is been dating awhile, barring Ifyou qualify forthis study and choose point ofvillainy. Have no fear, The characters notwith— playing hard—t0-get, acting an ex—boyfriend or girlfriend a breakup, there’s nothing to participate you will receive: her knight in shining armor, standing, this story really is like we don’t care to look cool, still in the picture. You may left to do but move on to the the perfect Orlando (Shemar touching. When the shock of and creating cute little guess— never get anyone to admit boyfriend/girlfriend stage. -detoxification with study drug Moore), will come to her res— their severity wears off, the ing games for our love interest it, but a lot ofrecently single After spending a great deal of «counseling cue, though only after Madea, characters can be lovable the to play at, but they’d be wrong. people get stuck at the “talk— time with this person you have medical exam at no costduring the crazy black grandmother, same way one—dimensional It’s a wonder anyone moves be— ing” stage with someone new realized that thankfully, they study helps Helen destroy most of characters in fairy tales are. yond the “just friends” period because they’re afraid to start are neither morally opposed to giftcertificatesfor goods or Charles’ furniture. And the film has its moments. at all, what with each party try— dating this fresh prospect and bathing nor a convicted felon. services for participation Then there is Helen herself. The church scene where the ing so hard act so detached and burn a bridge with their ex. Not to mention that they have Although she reaches a satisfy— paralyzed man walks and the uninterested. Also beware ofthe “talking” fulfilled most ofyour expecta— This study is being conducted iocaiiy by: ing independence by the end newly reformed drug addict Be sure not to confuse people stage since individuals can be— tions and are funny, sweet, SouthlightWakeview Clinic of the film, throughout most reunites with her family is a who are “just friends” with come very comfortable doing and the life ofevery party you 511 Newcombe Road Suite 180 of it she is submissive to the tearjerker. those that are “friends with this and may end up “talking” attend. Raleigh, NC27610 point of distraction. Her ex- What make this film disap- benefits.” In this type ofrela- for years before they actually Sometimes people have (919)832-4453Ext2100r212bw8am-5pm aggerated acquiescent nature pointing is not its bad quali— tionship the two participants begin dating. Ifyou’re ever in “the talk” before they become Askfor: ReaserchTeam Member may have worked in the stage ties, but its untapped potential are not actually “talking to” upstate New York, you may boyfriend and girlfriend, but version ofthis story, but it lacks to be great. ' one another (we’ll get to that want to stop by Shady Hills more often than not there is later), and they’re certainly Rest Home and sneak a peek at no formal milestone marking not dating, but they’re not just the couple that “talking” origi-A the transition into this stage. friends either. These so—called mated with. It had no formal One person finallyjust gets up “friends with benefits” hook up title back when Blanche and enough courage to introduce on a regular basis with the un- Wally started doing it, but the the other as “my boyfriend” or derstanding that these rendez- basic concept was the same. call them “my girlfriend” dur- vous will never be more than This couple actually got mar- ing a conversation. an easy way to satisfy their ried, had children, and their Congratulations to anyone sexual libido. children got married and had who has made it this far. It The problem occurs, however their grandchildren, and they won’t all be pony rides and when one halfofthe couple be— still couldn’t admit that they bluebirds singing, but at least comes attached and the other were doing anything more than you have found someone that does not. Often times the one “just talking to each other.” still likes you despite the fact person starts dating or talking The next step is ofcourse, that you often forget to brush to someone else that they have “dating”. Careful though, this your teeth after your morning a more substantial interest in stage does not yet include the latte or constantly leave the toi- and the so-called “beneficial titles ofboyfriend and girl— let seat up. Hopefully that spe— friend” gets tossed out like last friend, when referring to the cial someone will also come to week’s stale Pokey sticks. other person one must say “this your aide, should you ever find Next, we have what has be— guy/girl I’m dating.” One slip yourself choking on a chicken come known as “talking to” ofthe tongue in which these nugget at the atrium on a quiet someone. We’ve all done this formal labels are used can re— Thursday afternoon. or seen it being done, but what “sult in a drastic regression to

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Stephen Federowicz who has been in the program for StaffWriter three years, the win also shook a huge monkey off his back. He At the back of Carmichael split the final leg ofthe relay, the gymnasium, in the indoor pool freestyle, in 18.69, one ofthe fast— where it’s always summer and . est splits in NCAA history. the water is always just right, “Thank God we did it,” Jones Dan Velez and Kevin Devine sit said. “Finally. The past two years poolside, clad in black Speedos I’ve been here we’ve gotten sec— and goggles around their fore- ond and it was just great to have heads, talking to NC. State as— some extra talent around us sistant coach Chad Onken. (talking about Velleca and Velez) In the pool to the left, junior and pull out the win.” Cullen Jones finishes up swim- Velez and Velleca both joined ming laps, eager to start celebrat- the Wolfpack this year after ing his let birthday. Also in the transferring from schools up pool, junior Kevin Velleca com- further north ——Velez from Penn pletes the four-man squad that is State and Velleca from Iowa. the ZOO—meter relay team. According to Velez, with the Back on Feb. 24, during the win coming early in the first first round ofthe ACC champi- round, it served as a sort ofmo- onships, this team set an ACC, tivation for the rest ofthe team. school, tournament and pool “It definitely set the tone for record for the 200 medley relay the later rounds,” Velez said. and grabbed the championship “Everyone was getting up for for the event. that relay race and expected big The time was also good enough things from it.” to qualify the four swimmers for , With this being his first season the NCAA Championship later swimming for the Pack, Velleca this month. said he still appreciates the feel— For senior and relay veteran ing when a sport finallypays you Devine, just getting the win was back and you reap the rewards of more important than setting any hard work. kind of record “I just think it’s very gratifying “The last two years we’ve got- especially for this sport,” Velleca MELIH ONVURAL/TECHNICIAN ten second by a total ofsix one- said. “I don’t think a lot ofpeople Kevin Velleca, Cullen Jones, Dan Velez and Kevin Devine won the ZOO-meter medley at the ACC ChampionshipsIn late February. hundredths, andjust the fact that realize the amount of work we we won was great,” Devine said. put into this sport, bizarre hours it really goes a long way.” those guys in one group battling NCAA championship. en said. “We’ll be'going in there “The conference record didn’t at that. We’re waking up at 5:30 Onken can summarize the tal— each other during workouts.” Coach Onken certainly has as an 11 seed, and we’re setting really phase me as much as just in the morning- every morning ent ofthe four swimmers in one Now, the four swimmers hope faith in the athletes and their our sights on a top-eight finish. winning. All I wanted to do was to go lift and swim —- and all for word (or three). to bring their talents together abilityto knife through thewater There’s just no room for error if win.” , just a 20—second race. A lot of “Just talent, talent, talent,” once more as they get set to travel on a national stage. you want to be a top—eight relay For Jones, another swimmer hours for a little gratification, Onken said. “It’s fun having all to Minnesota to compete for an “It’s going to be exciting,” Onk- team and the guys know that.”

Josh Harrell around it for so long,” Banada said. “But StaffWriter here in college I just love being around the guys. It’s more of a team effort now. Since I It’s easy to tell from the seemingly me— was five years old I’ve been myself; now I’m ticulously spiked hair, the diamond-stud- playing with people that I hang around with ded earrings, the brand new Air Jordans, and depend on.” the Nissan 240 and a Miamian machismo One ofthe people that Banada has come to that Val Banada isn’t like the rest ofhis NC. depend on is his doubles partner, sophomore State teammates. Andre Iriarte, with whom Banada has shared Banada seems to typify stereotypical Mi- a great deal ofsuccess. . ami with his accent and attitude to most that “I think me and Andre connect reallywell, even though he might be a little goofy some- TIM LYIVINENKO/TECHNICIAN know him. Hodge on the floor after being punched in the groin by Chris Paul. “Everyone calls me ‘the guy from Miami,’ times, when we’re on the court we connect Miami this, Miami that; they know where pretty well,” Banada said. “We know where I’m from,” Banada said. “They make fun of each ball is going; we knowhowto cover each how I talk and call me ghetto and stufflike other; we know how to communicate.” . that, but I don’t mind.” Through the friendships Banada has Below the belt But inside his Jordans and cool, laid-back formed, along with the senioritythat comes shell is a person with a work ethic and com- with being one ofonlythree upperclassmen, a mitment to his sport that stems from his leadership role has been placed upon him. father. “If anybody needs help they come to me, comments “My dadwas a big inspiration in me getting and I’m just trying to make sure that every- involved with tennis,” Banada said. “When thing is right,” Banada said. “They need to The truth is finally out. Wake Forest I was like 3 — or 4-years-old he would bring RAY BLACK III/IECHNICIAN know what Choboywants and what the team me out there in a stroller while he played, Val Banada's Miami roots are displayed wants on our way to a championship.” guard Chris Paul is officially one ofthe through his unique personality and style. dirtiest players in the ACC. and at 6 he actually gave me a racket and The junior has emerged as one of the Pack’s That championship has been something His crotch punch on Julius Hodge so~ started teaching me some things, and I just best tennis players. that Banada and the rest of his upperclass- lidified that. But anyone who watched a picked it up.” men counterparts have been longing for Wake Forest game this season had to see *Val’s father, Salvador helped make Val country. now seems closer than ever with the in- it coming. into the tennis player he is today, by push- This experience helped to prepare him for flux oftalent that Choboy has brought in to Paul has found numerous ways to get in ing him in the right direction and coaching competition at the college level. complement Banada and the others. cheap shots on opposing players during him through much ofhis life. “Val already had a lot ofhigh—level experi- “Before I leave I would want to win a na— Ryan ence when he got to State,” Choboy said. “He tional championship, but for now I’m just Reynolds scuffles for the ball. Most ofthose situa— “I coached and trained him and his sister DeputySports Editor tions got ignored by the refs and the ACC. every day after school at some tennis courts had been playing in big tournaments since aiming for winning the ACC tournament All ofthis doesn’t make him a bad per- by where his school was until it got dark,” he was 12 and won a national tournament as and just doing whatever I can to help the son, though. Salvador Banada said. “I tried to show him a 16—year-old.” team,” Banada said. N.C. State senior Julius Hodge made that good things could happen to him if he Banada’s dad was pleased by this success, Banada said he believes that tennis was an the same mistake against Maryland three worked hard enough.” but he would not let it get to the head ofhis escape for him from the trials of the inner years ago. Just a freshman then, Hodge It is evident to State’s tennis coaches that son. city. , had to endure a game full oftrash~talking Val’s father had a positive impact. “He was winning tournaments all over the His family livedin a tough part ofMiami and physical play from Maryland guard “His dad was a disciplinarian, but not in a place, and he knew he was good,” Salvador and Banada was surrounded by things that Steve Blake when the Pack played the negative way,” State Coach Jon Choboy said. Banada said. “At one point Nike actually could get him in trouble and away from his Terps up in College Park. “It made it easier for Val’s transition into col- wanted him, but we said that there were goals and dreams. As the game slipped away from State, lege as it guided him into a leadership role other important things first, and we tried “Tennis really kept me away from the temperment slipped away from Hodge that he assumed well.” not to get involved’ bad stuff that would go on around me and and he delivered an elbow to the back of But this help did not come withoUt a Usually with success comes a passion for kept me going on the right track and stay— Blake’s head. natural talent for the game that Banada the game — this was very true of Val, who ing away from getting in trouble,” Banada Hodge receieved a one—game suspension possessed. spent most of his time playing tennis and said. “I felt like a role model to some of the A talent that was evident by his success enjoyed it, especially the competition. RYAN continued page 7 as a teenager in tournaments around the “I just love the competition, I’ve been BANADA continued page 7

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