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NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL December 6,1993 STATE UNIVERSITY VOLUME NO. GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, 27411 68, 7 Engineering dean The meaning of holiday season discusses upcoming doctorate programs differs for many Aggie students BY LORIRIDDICK What does Christmas This fall, A&T became the second histori- Staff Writer mean to you? cally black college to receive a Ph.D.program in It'sthat timeofyear again: people are hustling engineering. Recently, Dr. Harold Martin, dean and bustling throughout the malls, cash register's Gi*av tlBii School Engineering sharedsome his are constantlyringing and songs such as "Joy to Freshman, Greensboro, NC ofthe of of "Christmas has a meaning when feelingabout and the program with the World," "Silent Night" and a host of other himself Ph.D you're with family but as you get A&T Christmascarols can be heard throughout depart- Register staff writer Dawn Harris. older it dies out When you get ment stores older, gius get corny , but you ap- Q. Tell me briefly about your background such 4 i It's that time of year that people are into the preciate your family more." as hometown, colleges attended, family, etc.? * spirit of sharing and giving and they readily ex- Blasay A. I was born and raised in Winston-Salem, and press justhow important the Yuletide season is to Sophomore, Brooklyn, NY after graduation, I did my undergraduate work them. "Christmas is a pagan istic holiday that I don't here at A&T, finishing with my BS in 1974. I On the campus ofA&T,students also feel that celebrate. It was some- thing created by the pale man that stayed and became one of the magical moment in the air. first students in was given to us. "I've been on this earth for many years and 1 celebrate family A&T's master degree program in engineering. I love but materiausuc things mean finished my Ph.D. at Wake Forest in December every year around this time, I get overjoyed in nothing." 1980, and then came to A&T in January of 1981 seeing the delight in the eyes of children on Shannon Godfrey and began -teaching. As an undergraduate, I got Christmas day," said Tasha Winborne, a senior FYeshman, Raleigh, NC married and I now have two children." finance major from Ahoskie. "Christmas really doesn't mean Q. What made you Winborne said because she was an only child anything to me but a pagan Euro- ac cept position growing up, it was difficult for her to imagine pean holiday. If it was celebrated this day anyone not receiving presents for Christmas; so on the Christ was born then at A&T as opposed that might be different. The only shepromised herself that she would always make to other universities thing people care about during or sure that at least one child, who was less fortunate jobs? (photo by Ronda White) Christmas is getting presents. A. At first, I came to than herself,received a gift atChristmas. Winborne A&T because there now donates to the Red Cross and the Homeless BUFFET-STYLE Freshman, Raleigh; NC were very few black Shelters of America every December. faculty members Students celebrate the end of the semesterter Although Christmas means givingand receiv- by holding club parties. The National Society ing gifts, many students feel the holiday has be- at that time. I stayed of Black Engineers held a celebration in come a little too commericalized. one ofthe times thatI can get because I saw things McNair Hall. s6;n!ii§|i§|i!: Martin changing and evolv (continued on page 2) compiled by HondaWhiie ing into a very com- — petitive curriculum that was attracting verybrigh students. I saw an opportunity to be an influence to those pursuing a Ph.D. I also wanted to make an impact on young black students." Scholarship offers free ride for freshmen Q. What are your responsibilities? BY MEEKA JACKSON tial. The program will academi- better on a 4.0 scale, have a The students will attend A. Primarily, my responsibilities are to establish Staff Writer cally and personally challenge the SAT score of 1,000 or above workshops on time manage- short and long term goals that continue to build Some exceptional in- students and enable them to form and have been accepted for ad- ment, goal-setting, strengthen- upon curriculum enhancement, faculty recruit- coming freshman at A&T positive relationships with lead- mission to A&T as a first time ing people-oriented skills and ment, establishing policies and procedures for will be awarded a full four- ers in corporate America, said student work etiquette and corporate governments ofthe school, defining processesfor year scholarshipifthey meet A&T officials. Students who are selected culture. The students will also attracting both competent facultyand bright gradu- the requirements for a new "We know the students are to participate in the "Imagine attend cultural events, partici- ate and undergraduate students." program. already outstanding but we want the Possibilities" program will pate in recreational activities, Q. How demanding is your job? "Imagine the Possibili- to make them even moreoutstand- spend the summer following expand theircomputer and writ- ties", A. Very demanding. Usually I work 14or 15 hour a scholarshipprogram ing," said Dr. Lillie King, assis- high school graduation in a in- ing skills and visit their corpo- days and on the average, five or six days a week. developed by the A&T De- tant vice chancellor of develop- tensive six-week program at rate sponsor. Also, I have a very intense travel schedule. There velopment and University ment. "Comoaniesare looking for A&T. During those six weeks, The staffis in the process of is an immense amount of pressure to do things Relations staff, willprovide well prepared students to be fu- the student will complete six seeking financial support pri- exceptional timely and well. But I'll admit, some of the pres- high school se- ture leaders." credit hoursofUniversity work marily from Fortune 500 com- sure is self imposed." niors, planning to attend To qualify forthe scholarship, and be immersed in a series of panies throughout the country. Q. I'm sure you're overjoyed about the Ph.D A&T, with an opportunity a student must be a high school cultural and personal enrich- The participating companies programs. Share with us your feelingsabout it? to develop their full poten- graduate with a GPA of 3.5 or ment activities. will financially support any A. Well, I have mixed feelings. I'm very excited number of students with a full that we have the opportunity to implement the School of Technology gets bond benefit four-year scholarship, the six- Ph.D program, and that we have received the week pre-freshman enrichment BY SHANNAN WILSON age com- funding to do it from the state. It is not quite the technologically-driven, currentPrice Hall does not have program and three summer in- Writer puter based level offundingthat we wanted so we have gained Staff activities through the necessary space to accom- ternships. November 2, 1993 was "real-world"industrialexperimen- growing additional funding from federal agencies and cor- modatethe population. "We will identify the porations. a red letter day for A&T. tatton The new building will al- With the passing (continued on page 6) Q. Whatcontroversy, ifany, have you received ofthe Bond This new structure would ac- low students,as well as faculty, Referendum,more than $ 12 commodate because the engineering department was laser and robotic to utilize the added space. the million be allocated first to receive a Ph.D. program? will for equipment The new facility will ben- the benefit A. There really wasn't any We of the Univer- Dr. Earl Yarbrough, dean of efitthe University in that it will controversy. sity. haven't received any hostility from other schools the School ofTechnology, said he have an auditorium with top of More than $5 million is "very excited" or the other departments within the School of and "elated" the line audio visual multime- Engineering." will be used for the renova- about the passing ofthe bond ref- dia equipment and it will en- tion of the original Bluford erendum Q. Why do you think the School ofEngineering hance the overall presentation Library, which was was the first to receive a Ph.D. program? vacated Although the building won't of the University. The students upon the completion of the beerected until around 1996, A. There were other departments up for Ph.d many will benefit because the new new library in 1991. The plans are already being programs, but once external consultants came in made. center will attract more indus- bulk of the funds, approxi- CD. and gaveus theirassessmentof how we stoodas an "Dr. Spangler (president tries and that will make way for mately $7,961,900, be of the institution, most ofthe other departmentsrealized will University of North Caro- more employment opportuni- used for the erection of a lina systems) said that they had more work to do in some areas and university we ties, Yarbrough said. new, state-of-the-art Tech- should were not ready for a Ph.D program. The depart- have architectural draw- "It was a long process. We nology Center. ings year," ment that was clearly ready was the School of within the said had been talking about it for six Engineering." This facility will pro- Yarbrough. years. It was kind of a relief to vide classrooms and labs to The Schoolof has Q. Howwould yourespond to the comments or Technology know that we were finally al- meetthe and expanded since rumors that the School ofEngineering is turn- curriculumrequire- grown it"be- lotted the funds. In terms of ing whiteor foreign? ments of the fast growing gan in 1986.The number of fac- growth, the School ofTechnol- School of Technology, in ulty and students within the de- ogy is definitely on the move" (continued on page 2) which studentslearn toman- partment has increased and the Yarbrough. 2 THE A&TREGISTER December 6,1993 NEWS Greensboro newspaper gives insight into area campus news

DENAREO HUFF saidLayton. "We goafternews puters and with all the items nec- StaffWriter that appeals to everyone." essary to run a newspaper. Most The Student Union, a new Layton said he allows of the staff is students who vol- Greensboro newspaper, is an people to printwhat they feel is unteer their time from the differ- alternative to area campus news worthy. "I allow people ent campuses including Greens- newspapersand provides con- to print articles that are broad boro troversial stories that aren't enough so that everyone can College, UNCG and A&T boring or bland, says J. Miles read and enjoy. I give people "That is what the Union is Layton, newspaper's the the opportunity to writeas long all about: giving everyone the HI founder. as what they write is not set out opportunity to write and share "I started the paperto give to hurt or damage someone." ideas," said Layton. the students who wanted to The Student Union's finan- The paper's news editor, Jim write the opportunity," said cial backing comes from two Thompson and opinion's editor Layton recently. Layton, sources: Layton and advertis- Brian Lewis are both UNCG stu- former editor of the campus ers. "All I am interested in is dents (photo by Ronda White) newspaperat the Universityof breaking even and showing a The newspaper is published Exam cram! North Carolinaat Greensboro, little profit," said Layton. twice con- monthly and usually As time is also an alumnus of the The newspaper so far has tains eight pages. semester exam approaches, more students gather to study in school. made enough money to see "The Student Union is groups, like this one in McNair Hall, recently. Classes officially end Tues- When he was editor of some profit.'! am in the black. everyone's paper. I am just glad day, and final exams begin Thursday. The exam period ends Dec. 15. the UNCG paper, he was re- I donot owe anyone and I could to be able to print articles for stricted to publishing certain pay off any debt I people who wan t to write and for stories, Layton kinds of said. have at this point," Layton said people who want to read inter- - "I was tired of publishing The Student Union's staff esting articles," said Layton. Dean: Comments about school boardopinions that werebland, consists of20 people who have boring andpiecesofliterature," been provided with new com- 'turning white' are unfounded

Award-winning A&T journalist (from page 1) sity a strength, definitelynot a A. Yes, we haverecruiters who V--I IIIIv ,I l< weakness. high schools re- JtVv.J/" A. Actually, those comment; go to several becomes syndicated columnist are contrary to the truth. When Q. Do you have any say so in cruiting some of the best stu- who is hired? dents. We also sponsor sum- A&T Information Services and the southeast. Both The I moved into the Dean's of- \Y AUDRA McCLOUD A. I have a lot of say in who is mer enrichment programs that Columbia, S.C. — Nearly Charlotte Observer and the fice, blacks in population were 'toffWriter bring black kids to our campus 25 years ago, Freddie Davis, Greensboro New & Record also 82 percent of the total student to expose them to math and armed with an undergraduate are part of his editorial roundup. population, with 18 percent ol "We will see a substan- ovember 14 science. Thelast stepisrecruit- degree from A&T in English Although unrelated to his ourstudents at theundergradu- •Twomales were involved tial cultural change at ment and we have to provide Education, embarked upon a syndication, he has been a fre- ate level. Today, 87 percent ol n a fight outside Scott Hall B. very competitive scholarship history-making venturein tele- quent commentary column con- our students are black, witr the University and now rhe two were arguing over a awards to those students who vision news tributor since 1990 for USA our white student populatior cmale, police said. Both re- we have to begin be- deservethem by at their He was Greensboro's first TODAY, the national Gannett being about 11 percent and our looking ceived minor injuries. Only having as a Ph.D- high school transcripts, SAT black television news reporter newspaper. Davis has written foreign-born population less >ne of the males was an A&T and scores and high school at WFMY-TV (Channel 2) in nearly 50 editorial columns on a than three percent at the un- granted university." ACT ;tudent, police said. rank. December 1968. And a few variety of topics for the national dergraduate level. Also today -Dean Harold Martin Any last comments? years later, he would learn that publication since the initial days the foreign-born faculty popu- Q. • Two students were in- A. We will see a substantial he was one of the first African- of Desert Shield, justprior to the lation is less than 47 percent jured in a fight after one was cultural change at the Univer- American television reporters Persian Gulf War. Our whitefaculty is29 percen' hired. All letters ofoffer to fac- tackled while playing football sity and now we have to begin in North Carolina or South Because of the initial suc- and ourAfrican-American fac- ulty candidates go out from my in the Holland Bowl. behaving Ph.D-granted Carolina cess of his columns, Davis has ulty population is 24 percent office." as a Because A&T's Engineering Is there currently some- university. Itis indeed an abso- fovember 17 Since that time Davis has decided to combine his consult- Q. Department is so successful one recruiting black high lutely exciting and delightful A female student had her spent his career at an impres- ing business, which he formed • more white students are goin§ school seniors interested in time for us all and we just ask landbag stolen from her dorm sive list oftelevision networks, in 1989 following seven suc- to apply. I consider our diver- engineering? for continued support. oom while in the shower. local stations and newspapers cessful years in New York City from coast-to-coast. A quarter as director of news for the ABC November 19 of a century later, the pioneer- Direction Network, with the syn- • An A&T student's car ing broadcast newsman is dication service. The new com- ROTC gives 24 full scholarships was broken into; a window breaking new ground again. pany will be calledDavis Media was broken and two MTX He isthe owner andprinci- Services & Syndicate, Inc., once Twenty-four outstand- Jamarl R. Bonds, Georgetown, mark, SC; Latesia Summers, SC; speakers along with two Al- pal columnist of a syndicated corporation forms are officially ing students attending A&T SC; Antoinette N. Bostic, Co- Bowman, Lashonda }ine amplifiers were stolen. editorial service, which has at- filed. have been awarded prestigious lumbia, SC; Kimberly M. Swindell, Laurinburg, NC; Thecar wasparked on the back tracted some of the largest and Meanwhile, another genera- four-year Army ROTC schol- Brown, Rocky Mount, NC; Anthony M. Taylor, Raleigh, >ide of Laurel Street in the mostprestigious newspapers in tion of the Davis family is in arships. Each scholarship is Julian PI Cheefus, Hazel Crest, NC; Jimmie J. Tolvert, Colum- jarking lot. Damages were theCarolinas since he launched Aggie land. His son Alex, is a worth $13,794 for in-state stu- IL; Tiffany L. Cole, August, bus, GA; Robert V. Williams, syndication $25,926 GA; Darlene D. Dalton, York, Fayetteville, NC; and, Kim- estimatedat $1000,police said. the last May. dents and for out-of- The award-winning jour- senior marketing major, and is state students. Ormy ROTC re- PA; JocelynDennis, Eden, NC; berly M. Wingfield, Newport nalist, who is also a charter scheduled to graduateat the end cipients, they will receive an Ursula L. Gaddy, Fayetteville, News, VA. Another member of the A&T Board of of this month. son, additional tax-free allowance of NC; WesleyG. Grant, Charles- "Army ROTC provides at Visitors, has hooked up with Kevin is a juniortheater major up to $1000 per year during ton, SC; Katrina A. Martin, the 'finishing touch' for a col- College of Charleston most of the major newspapers the in each of their four years in col- Killeen, TX; John V. Powell, lege education," said Col. uesday in his home stateof South Caro- South Carolina. lege. Washington, DC; Marwan T. Vernan Hatters, professor of 'A Foreign Languages Ex- lina. He has worked out ar- Davis and his wife, Joan, a The four year scholar- Powers Bloomfield, CT; Military Science at A&T. "Col- ravaganza" willbepresented rangements with the publica- former Bennett Belle, reside in ship winners are: Alan D. Yvonne D. Smith, Turkey, NC; lege teaches students how to >y the Department of For- tions for a weekly column on their hometown of Columbia, Battles, Macon, NC; Mario L. Shawn G. Stanley, Columbia, think; Army ROTC teaches eignLanguages at 12:30p.m. events pegged to the Carolinas S.C. Blanchard, New Llano, LA; MD; Charles H. Steward, Den- them how to take action." n Room 207, Crosby Hall. The event will feature food, irink, presentations, poetry, More students express feelings about this year's holiday season essays, skits and music from (from page :heFrench, Spanish, German, Nicole Randolph, a junior from God "When I was younger had wished for to them fapanese andRussian classes. elementary education "Christmasrepresents a time Christmas was materialisitc for Tara Reid, a 19-year-old "I don't believe in Christ- major,fromTacoma, Washing- to be withfamilyand friends and me and now that I'm older, sophomorefrom Salisbury, said mas, it's justanother day," said 3n going ton, saidover the years the way to appreciate the most important Christmas takes on an emotional Christmas iis overrated. Tara Sharpe, a juniorchild de- All Aggies: A cruise to the she felt about Christmas has gift which is the gift from God: appeal," Williams said. "It's like Christmas day is velopment major, from Bahamas is now being changed, even though she will his son, Jesus," said Mercede Yet other students still find the only day that you can give Tarboro. to People greedy fanned forSpringBreak. For always recognize it as Christ's Hailey, a juniorfrom Charlotte. thatit isimportant to thank God people. are too lore information, contact birth. Hailey said she remembers for the much celebrated holi- and they are putting much aundra Hunterat 412-2416. "Christmas is cute, but I the last Christmas she had with day. emphasis on Christmas when don't appreciate the holiday her grandmothermorethan any- "I thank God that I've lived some people don't have a roof to over their heads, clothes Attention seniors: Don't anymorebecause it has become thing else because her grand- to see another Christmas and put brget• topay your seniorclass socommericalized,"Randolph mother told the family that she another year," said DeNareo on their back and food on their tables," Reid said. lues of $10. All money can said. * felt like it would be her last Huff, a junior public relations )e paid to any member ofthe When asked "What does Christmas with them. major from Washington, D.C. Reid said the true meaning Senior Class Executive Christmas mean to you," many For Dameon Williams, a Huffrecalls hismostmemo- of Christmas was orginally to celebratethe birthofChrist, but 3oard. students commented that it is a freshman art design major, rable Christmasas a child: when time to be home with family Christmasmeans sharing friend- he was age 10 and woke up on people have now gotten away end CampusHaps tothe A&T and friends. Others looked at ship, peace and happiness with Christmas morning to see that from that idea. Still, Register, Box E-25, NC A&T, Christmas as being a blessing friends and family. he had received all the toys he other students said From the A&T Register Staff rreensboro, NC, 27411 Christmas held no significance THE A&TREGISTER December 6,1993 3 POINT OF VIEW 'We the people' must search for democracy

BY DR MANNING MARABLE the people believe in the ideal current political process, de- signedtwo Columnist of human creativity and work, centuries ago, must While on the way back down to earth As Americans face the end of a the principle of a jobfor every- be reformed in order toreflect political epoch, the demiseofthe one who wishes to work. Yet the new and deeplydemocratic Cold War, and the dawn of the we live under a corporate-con- aspirations of the majority of 21st century, we are challenged trolled system of elitism and American people. Thus our to reexamine our principles and privilege, in which the upper challenge is to reconcile our politics one percent of all households democratic dreams with our With the collapse of the So- has a greater net wealththan the undemocratic realities. We viet Union and Communism, it bottom ninety percent of all must transform our society to has been claimed that America's American households. We be- end the hypocrisy andelitism system of corporate capitalism lieve in the concept of human which fosters alienation and has triumphed. The basic prob- equality and equal treatment frustration among voters. lems inherent in our class sys- under the law, regardless of We must search for the tem, such as economic reces- race, religious beliefs, gender beginnings of a new demo- sions and depressions, deep and sexual orientation. Yet we cratic movementin American pockets of poverty in our central live in a time of growing in- society. And the people who cities, hungerand homelessness, equalities between people, a po- are most oppressed-African- supposedly can beresolved. larization between the super Americans,Latinos, and other But from the unemployment affluent "haves" and millions peopleofcolor-have a unique lines and the closed factories, of increasingly marginalized opportunity to lead in that from the intercity ghettoes and "havenots." Black, Latino and democraticrenewal. We must barrios, from the underfunded low income dissent exploded go beyond a politics of the public hospitals and schools, a on the streets of Los Angeles "lesser evil", toward a politi- strikingly different perspective last year, yet our government cal strategy which opens the emerges has not passed an urban ipbs process and empowers all of Drawing causes Delta uproar Millions of Americans con- program which could address those who have been silences As editorial cartoonist, I ers as well as to the Delta members of tinue to ask themselves how a the root economic factors be- dna disillusioned. We must the Delta sororit would like to apologize Sigma Theta Sorority. I "democratic" country like neath this discontent. remake the democratic dream for real- who brought this matter to m; the drawingin the November ize that the actions ofone per- America can have 37 million We the people and nations for America, as we enter the attention. 15 edition of The A&T Reg- son do not necessarily speak people without medical insur- throughout the world to self- twenty-first century. ister with the title "HOLIER for an entire organization. ance. Many of us are forced to determination, the right to Dr. Manning Marable is Sisned THAN THOU?." I allowed a A personal matter such as ' 4, try to reconcile our democratic choose their own leaders and Professor ofHistory and Po- iLM 1 personal incidentto cloud my this should have been just ideals and aspirations with the forms of government. Yet our litical Science, and Director judgmentof good journalism. that— personal. actual contradictions of daily life. country leads the world in of the African-American I apologize to our read- I'd like to thank those The values in which we believe launching military invasions Studies Institute, Columbia are constantly undermined and against leaders and govern- University, New York City. compromised bya pervasive sys- ments it doesn't like. "Along the Color Line" ap- tem ofpower, privilege and co- We believe deeply that our pears in over 250 publica- ercion, which seeks to curtail nation's greatest strength is the tions and is broadcast by 75 dissent,silence critics, and which colorful mosaic of its ethnic radio stations throughoutthe limits the very concept of de- diversity-yet our government United States and interna- mocracy itself. actively seeks to curtail immi- tionally. We the people believe in the gration from most non-Euro- Letter to the Editor ideals of political democracy- pean countries, and brutally re- the ideal of the electoral fran- jects and imprisons refuges OOPS 1 chise, Dear Editor toall seniors couldeasily bepub- the freedom of political from countries such as Haiti. In he Register corrects errors but sometimes it is a fact. I lished in the Register. I suggest thought, association and choice short, we the people believe in hat come to its attention. agree things are slow, but as a regarding representation-yet we expanding democracy to in- This letter comes in re- graduating senior you should having a "Senior Corner" in the must dwell beneath a political clude greater rights for all n the November 15 edition, sponse to your "My address know thingsrun onA&T time, Register where this information buoyed hasn'tchanged" plutocracy, by vast fi- Americans. Those who exer- t was reported that two men article on Nov. especially since you are Edi- can be placed. nancial contributions from cor- cise real power in our system nvolved in a fight were from 8, 1993. tor-in-Chief. So, no the Senior Class Ex- porate interests, and a mained by actively seek to curtail our he Alpha Phi Alpha frater- You said that as a graduat- The Senior Class Execu- ecutive Board is not "out for biased electoral system which voices, to limit our choices, to dty. Only onewas a member ing senior with "12 hours of tive Board has been working selfand no, there is nota "short- rewards the wealthyand severely block and to eliminate genuine •f the fraternity. madness" to go (like you are hard on many things. Much age of paper" (I guess for infor- restricts alternative voices. We alternatives in politics. Our the only seniorwith problems), planning is going into or has mational fliers) at A&T (as a the memory that sticks out in gone on for Senior Class pic- matter offact you can help save your mind most is the lack of tures, the Senior Class trip, some!). I publicly now solicit BY ROM)A information provided to the fund raisers, service your help in publicizing Senior WHITE English parliament, they re projects, graduating seniors. True, things Class information. This way the wound-offEditor with that infamous brick and volie.it /When the Chinese wen commencement exercises and are slow. Iagree withyou there, senior officers have avenues by does that little dance, I experi- against their government, the} sponsoring Black History getting justice they but I part the re- way ofreaching all (and the deserve enced an enormous feeling of rebelled. But in the history o contend it is Month. All that is asked is for seniors arid many whites are sponsibility seniors be you will be the first to furious! black protest, we "riot." Then ofall to a senior toattend the meetings know, were "riots" in Detroit, Watt: motivated to seek out this in- and pay your $ 10 dues, which instead of "last"). And, the and most recently in Los An formation and not expect infor- you have not even paid. elected officers will work ex- the victors) when Henry Keith geles. mation to be handed out on a There is a publicity prob- tremely hard to get information tournament Let's look at what "riot silver platter if there seems to lem! You said so in your edi- out as fast as possible for seniors wereacquitted ofattempted mur- ing" really is: urgent politic;! be a lack of effort on their torial. You, as editor of the to obtain information ahead of protest to draw attention anc electedofficers. But, this is not A&T Register and a senior, time. I think this is the least a get solutions to problem: true should be ashamed of com- fellow class member can do to ine Los Angeles riots in 1992, within the black communis help his First of all, we cannot get plaining. You would rather classmates. and in America. This all goes to show that tape, I did feel sympathy for the information out to seniors any complain instead of help. All them than us. Ifthis justifiableact ofvio you are either part of the prob- naive trucker; the faster than it is given to us, that had to be done was in- he was in fence causes more whites tc lem or part of the solution! wrong at the especially concerning senior quire and then extend a help- place wrong time. wake up and do something Denny admitted one class pictures. This is not to inghand. Withyourresources, who felt about racism and black op Toney Powell that "the black problem" wasn't slight the A&T administration, information prcssion (seeing as they art which ispertinent Senior Class President his—until April 1992. the only ones withpower to dt in order to separate from the so) then so be it. ] haTs pr IkkF? Are you having trouble relating to the female Editorial Policy The 1993 A&T Register population because of how you dress? Do you Editorial views expressed in this feel your boyfriend slipping away into someone paper are those of the writer, and do else's arms? Editorial Board OkayAggies, you asked for it and it's not reflect the opinions of this Uni- B J. Evans Editor-in-Chief here your own personal advice column at the - versity. Ourreaders are encouraged Nichole Cannon Assignments Editor A&T Register calledWhat's up Nikki? A question Brian Holloway. Sports Editor to submit their opinions in the form Archie Clark and answer column designed to help ourreaders Sports Writer with of signed letters to the Editor. All April Dillard Advertising Manager their problems. If you need Nikki's advice, Terri Miles ,Circulation\Distribution Manager please send all letters to: letters must be legible and no more Katriel Tripp Typist What's up than 350 words in length. We re- Ronda White Nikki? Sound-Off Editor A&T Register serve the right to edit and condense Natasha Ashe vpist Trevor Wooten Cartoonist P.O. Box E-25 letters that are libelous or in poor Dameon Williams.. Artist Greensboro, N.C. 27411 taste. Send your letters to: Ms. Frances Ward Advisor Or drop your letters off in the mailbox outside of A&T Register the Register House. Please keep allletters at 100 The A&T Register is published weekly during the school year by N.C. A&T students. Subscription Box E-25 requests should be sent to: Box E-25, North Carolina A&T State words or less. 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The93-94 edition ofAggies freshman point guard Tyrone basketball features a newcoach, Beasley promise to be excellent a new system, and a new atti- players in the future.Bunn along tude. First year head coach Jeff with sophmore John Floyd led A Disappointing First Season... Capel, who replaced Don the Aggies in scoring against For first year coach Richie Petibone it has been a Corbett, started the season with Fairfield with 14 points. nightmare. The WashingtonRedskins are currently 2-9 and an exhibition win over the Yu- "We feel very good about headed down hill fast. Desmond Howard who has so far goslavian national team, 96-71. the freshman in our progam. Joe been a turn off with only 10receptions in 11 games have "I think they [Aggies] are Bunn is going to be a very good Redskin fans screaming foul (including me). Super Bowl not havingproblems witha new player for usprobably a lot sooner XXVI MVP Mark Rypien is having another bad year; coach, but a new system and a than Tyrone Beasley because he however this year itmay be dueto the fact that he is injured. new program is whatwe're hav- is a little stronger,"said Capel. Rich Gannon has taken over the quarterback spot for now ing problems with right now. The Aggies main player may until Rypien is healthy,.but he hasn't fared too well either. Offensively we are havingprob- be senior center Jermaine Will- Just a litde thought: Richie Petibone maybe an excellent lems, but I think by the middle iams who is a good outside defensive coach, but his offensive skills pale in comparison of January we will be a good shooter as well as a good post 10 Joe Gibbs. basketball team. player. Assisting Williams will "Weare likefreshmannow, be sophomore forward John The Other Guys... so we all going to make mis- Floyd, who should improveon a I'll start with the defending SuperBowl champion, takes. But we are goingto learn good freshman season. On the the Dallas Cowboys, whocan't seem to win a game without together,"said senior center perimeter, guard Phillip Allen Emmiu. Smith. The Cowboys are 0-4 without Emmitt and Jermaine Williams. should provide the three-point Leon Lett didnot help matters on ThanksgivingDay. Jimmy The Aggies started their shooting. Johnson compared Lett's mistake to the Cris Webber mis- regular season against 13th "Jermaine is one of 15 play- take in the NCAA championship. If Johnson wants to wina ranked GeorgiaTech, in which ers on our team. He is a very second straight Super Bowl he should take Lett out of the the Aggies stayed close until (photo by Wade Nash) good player, but Jermainecan't Williams up against Georgia Tech guard game after the two minute warning because there is a the end of the game losing Travis Best, in non-confer- carry us by himself. I havenever by ence boutNov. 30 possibility that he might get his hands on the ball, which 15 to the Yellow Jackets. been in a program where one usually spells disaster. (We all remember the Don Bebee This past weekend, A&T this early in the season for the most part person can carry a team. We are incident in Super Bowl XXVII). participated in the "I really don't know our The Aggies will begin going to be a team and not a one The disappointments this season have been the Fairfield,Conn., tournament strenghts or weaknesses. All I MEAC conference play in man show," said Capel Redskins, Chargers, and the Browns cutting Bernie Kosar. whichfeaturedFairfield, Texas know isthatweare getting good January against Howard Uni- According to Capel, the Dan Reeves deserves the Coach of the Year award for the Christian and Drexel. Friday effort. After Christmas we versity. The Aggies are hop- team's biggest concern is finding jobhe has done with the Giants. The Dolphins look ready to night the Aggies suffered their should have better knowledge ing to improve on the their a team leader. dethrone the Bills as AFC champs considering they are second straight loss aganist of our team's strengths and third place finish last year. down to their third straight quarterback Steve Deberg, but Fairfield 75-71. The Aggies weaknesses," Capel said. Again, Coppin State will be holding down a 9-2 record. As much as I hate to say it, the played Texas Christian in the This year however, Capel the team to beat in the MEAC, HEY AGGIE FANS? Cowboys with a healthy Emmitt Smith and Troy Aikman consolation game. will deal with two new NCAA with most of their startersre- Don'tforget to still look like the favorites to win the Super Bowl. With the The Aggie basketball team rules. The shot clock has been turning pick up your ArenaFootball numbers the last five 49ers weeks may give will compete against UNC- reduced from 45 to 35 seconds. "They have a couple of tickets, beginning Jimmy Johnsona little room forconcern. TheDolphins may Charlotte tonight. Also the five-second call, that people returning to team /f">v their January all be the team to beat this season, but then again, they are an With such a tough schedule occurs when a player is being thatsat out last year. But when WffiM 5, for home AFC team. this year, the Aggies should be closely guarded whiledribbling, the smoke clears I think we basketball morethan ready for the upcom- has been eliminated. will be around, if we keep games nejat year. They'll be in Charlotte the first Monday ing MEAC season. Capel doesn't feel the rule improving,"said Capel. in April... Capel says he doesnot have changes will effect the team. Tohelp Capelachieve suc- ■\< Who are the North Carolina Tarheels? I'm not a good assessment of his team He says helikes the rule changes cess in the MEAC conference claiming to be a Jeopardy champion, but I don't need to be a brain surgeon to know that Carolina has an excellent opportunity to repeat this season. With a great recruiting Officials, coaches still ponder class produced by one of the greatest recruiters of all time, Dean Smith, along with a veteran squad should, net the over new Tarheels an ACC and another national title. football conference Arkansas, Kentucky, Perdue, North Carolina. In BY ARCHIE CLARK made back; a bus ride of that length case youdidn'tknow the fourteams Ijust mentioned are Writer my Staff First ofall, the Aggie foot- would interfere with their edu- final four picks. I am so confident that Carolina will win the this football Although sea- ball stadium does not seat cation," Hayes said national title, I will make a small challenge. For every son has to an end, come there is enough spectators to allow for Athletic Director Willie person who writes to the A&T Register to disagree with my still one issue that is on the I-A recognition. An extension Burden said predictionthat Carolina will win,Iwill do that samenumber other proposals minds of A&T football offi- ofmore than 18,000seats would include reducing scholarships oflaps around theCorbett Sports Incase you forgot, cials Center. have to take place. A&T would for the address is; P.O. Box E-25, A&T State I-AA schools from the cur- University, Since September, athletic also have to have more Greensboro, N.C. 27411. players rent 65 to as few as 45. This directors at eight historically on full scholarship. Thismeans would seem to be an incentive black universities have pro- iayes candidate for job? Which brings me to my point... more and farther reaching re- for A&T to change divisions. posed upgrading to compete cruiting plans. A I-A school "A&T may have a Reports from a Florich With the Tarheels first loss out of the way, they to stay I- among themselves as Division would also be required to have A newspaper say foot- should erase the notion that they will go undefeated from school and beweaker. Florida A&T head I-A teams. more coaches. Inaddition, A&T A&M has to ball coach Hayes a their memory. As the season progresses, the Heels' fresh- taken steps move Bill is candi- This new division would would also have to expand its onward. we are not date for the Florida A&M job men should mature and learn how toplay man- to-man. This Currently include other schools such as coaching staffby five coaches. even sure of our Florida A&M coach brings me to my ACC picks: (of course) I have Carolina position right Ken Rile> Tennessee State,Florida A&M, Because the new division now," said Burden. left the job vacant to beome going first with Duke right behind them and Grant Hill Howard, South CarolinaState, would include faraway schools However, Burden athletic director. becoming the ACCPlayer of the Year. Virginia, I feel, will is confi- Grambling State, Jackson State such as Texas Southern, the dentregardless ofwhat In six seasonsas the Aggie' have a strong influence on the way things shape up in the propos- and Texas Southern. Aggie football team would also als are made. head coach, Hayes as compile* conference this season. Followed by Georgia Tech, Florida Acco benefit from better spend more time on the road. "Our use a 42-26 record State, Clemson, Wake Forest, Maryland, and N.C.State. To coaches assets and is currentl; exposurewith betterchances of To put that into perspective, such as good the fourth coach the lower right of thiscolumn are my predicted records and recruiting and winnningest ii beingseen onT.V.,"Hayes said. Coach Hayes does not know building a winning team from A&T history.Herecently signec those other guys picks. "The exposure would be great any school thatrides the bus for genuine love forA&Tfrom stu- a five year deal with A&T fo: fortheAggie footballprogram.'' more than five hours. dentsand student athletes alike, $73,000. Let's talk about real basketball... In order for A&T to be- "Inotherwordswe are look- and will see despite Hayes led the Aggies to tw( The Aggie basketball team will swing into action success a come a I-A competitor certain ing at up to $50,000 worth of of straight playoff berths, against the Hungarian National Team winning 96-71. Un- lack scholarships," Burden befor< adjustments would have to be plane tickets to get there and said. coming up short this season. fortunately, I am not as confident about our chance for a national title. Although we will present a lot of problems in Local f f the conference. All ofthese predictions are making me feel teenagers and volunteers moonlight at Hayes-Taylor YMCA like Psychic Friends Network promotor Dionne Warwick, BY ARCHIE CLARK One popular program, their Associate director smoothly. are my Writer but here predictions for the MEAC conference: Staff "Moonlight Basketball Pro- Clarence Robinson says the Although the basketball pro- State The YMCA Coppin should take the title with a great backcourt, is well known gram," has gotten larger than program keeps kids off the gram is up and running, the with forits efforts everyone battling in the.middle. The Aggies should incommunity ser- life and currently has 58 volun- streetand bringsthem together YMCA is still in need of com- finish vice, and in third or fourth place depending on how they the Hayes-Taylor teers and over 120teens from in fellowship in an organized munity service workers, respond to the new system Capel. YMCA, located just ofJeff Maryland Eastern off the the community environment as well as deter- Volunteers are needed to ra- ofA&T Shore should follow right behind Coppin State. campus has definitely Each Saturday, teens are ring crime in the community, tor children after school, from 3 been doing its part. broughtin by bus from the local Robinson said the pro- to 4 p.m. on weekdays, and Sports Editor, Brian HoUoway's column apprears weekly, Since the beginning of Oc- Housing Authority communi- gram has been a complete sue- coaches and referees are still tober, Hayes-Taylor has used ties to Hayes-Taylor , where cess so far and would like to being sought for the basketball Support Lady Aggies its ultra-modern facilities as an theylearn basketball skills,have thank the volunteers and the program. the Basketball team alternative to life on the street swim time, access to the game Greensboro Police Depart- Aggies wishing to help can for as they go for MEAC title! community youth, ages 13 room and get an opportunity to ment for their continued ef- call Hayes-Taylor Athletic Di- to 18. listen to motivational speakers. forts to keep things running rector, Gayland Oliver. 6 THE A&TREGISTER December 6,1993 Entertainment

A CRITICAL THOUGHT Cube 'injects' knowledge on new album

Released from Priority Records The new album from Ice know what to do." The Beverly Hillbillies (PG) Cube is Lethal Injection, and As for 'Lil A- Gee', Cube Starring: Jim Verney, Dabney Coleman, and Lilly this is one shot that's going to says, "It's dedicated to trie Tomlin hurt youngsters coming up, on the Rating: $1.00 House On this album, Ice Cube road to destruction." Four Seasons Cinema seeks to alleviate fear, igno- 'Make it Ruff, Make:it 2:00, 4:30, 7:35, and 10:00 rance, self-doubt, self-hate,and Smooth' is a reunion between despair; what he seeks to inject Ice Cube and his old homie K- is pride, knowledge, self-aware- Dee. In 'Down 4 Whatever-, BY RENEE DIXON sub-plot was Elle May joining ness, self-love and resolve. Cube makes his position clear. Staff Writer the wrestling team and Jethroe "I started working four "I'm down for making Well, we all know the becoming vice president of a months after The Predator was records, I'm down for making story of a man named Jed and bank. Also Granny only made out," Cube says. "Initially, I was revolution. Whatever thepeople his family; hecould barely kept guest appearances.Inthe show, going to get this one out next call for, then that's where I'm them fed. This movie is basi- Granny was a main character summer, but I started bearing rollin'." cally how they got rich (one and was shown often chasing down the last two months." With 'Enemy', Cube draws billion dollars rich), why they people, mostlymen, out ofher 'Really Doe' is a straight- the line. "It's no secret the pow- wenttoBeverly Hills, and what house. But this wasn't the case up hip hop track that Cube is ers thatbe havebeen against us. happened to them. This, of in the movie. However, she particularly happy with. So don't look to the white man course the television show was was still portrayed as wild "After the success of 'It was to help your situation because based on this same plot. woman a Good Day' and 'Check Yo he put you in this situation." : The main difference I mustadmit there were Self, I wanted to do a hardcore The album closes with between the show and the a few funny parts in the movie. back-to-the-undergroundstreet 'When I Get to Heaven'. movie is that the show wasn't But most of the characters song, and let everybody know (photo provided by Priority Records) "This song's about the totally slapstick. The whole needed to be more developed. as long as fney try to pusn me bulls— Cube has begun a prolific directing career. He has directed we go through here oh purposeofthe Hillbillies mov- By far the best character was pop, I'll never gothat way. Ijust earth, what's videos fro rap artist Kam, his own 'Check To Self and the real deal and ing to Beverly Hills is to find Jane Hathway (Lilly Tomlin). say, 'Let me do beats and the who new single from Color Me Badd, Time and Chance'. put the wammy on us." ; Jeda wife. Jedneeded a lady to Shemade themovie worth see- rhymes,'" And though the sentiments a teach his "He-woman" acting ing. Ifyou love slapstick mov- 'Ghetto Bird' offers chill- expressed on Lethal In 'ection subject daughter how to be a real lady. ies and you enjoyed the Hill- ing versionofinner-city life with theLethal Injection album is maydisturb some, Cubereflects I don't remember Elle May billies as a child, then this is the police helicopters patroling the "A guyI know told me once 'BopGun', a grooving eleven- the big heart within him. skies, the you get successful, being so strong. (In the movie movie for you making neighbor- you have to minute remake of the P-Funk "We need to love and re- a she picked up a man and threw Don't goin expecting a hood seem like Saigon, Cube find blond white girl to be classic, 'One Nation Under a spect ourselves before we can him). Although the wife lot, but you willcome out with says your wife or girlfriend," said Groove,'includingvocals from love anyone else," he says. Cube. "hunt" is the main plot, the a smile 'You know how we do it' "It blew me away. I had George Clinton himself. "Love does what a gun can not. a more west coast to do this sub-plotsovershadowthis. One takes per- song and see if the 'WhatCanlDo', says Cube, Love makesyourun into a burn- Ice critics spective. Cube talks about who complain when I "is the story many guys who ing building to save a baby. It's use the word the neighborhood and what's 'b—-' about a dropped out of school when a lack for the next man thai really going on in 1994. black girl will complain I Freshmen 'imagine the possibilities' when crack was the only employer of keeps the world poor and rag- On 'Cave B—Cube talk about a white girl." our young black kids. Then it gedy." with new full, 4-year scholarships speaks his mind about a touchy A surprising track on dried up, and now they don't

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