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PHOTO COURTESYOFWRAL Three NC. State students were involved in an accident early Saturday morning leaving one student dead.

Sophomore

dies in Avent

Ferry wreck

Kenneth Ball thevehicles was traveling too fast DeputyNews Editor around the curve where the ac- cident occurred. Sergeant Sutton A two-car accident on Avent ofthe NCSU Campus Police De- Ferry Road left one NC. State. partment wouldn’t concede that DUSTIN PATTERSON/TECHNICIAN student dead and three injured information, but said no charges AndyTran helpsTenea Miller rip down a vine that has grown into the brick walls ofthe Haven House offofHillsbourgh Street.Tran,a freshman in a weekend tragedy. have been filed yet against either in chemistry,and Miller ,a freshman in biomedical engineering, both volunteered with Service NC. State to help the local community. Brandon Sova of Clayton was ofthe drivers. pronounced dead on the scene Katie Magee, a sophomore NEARLY THREE Hfifififififl STfifiENTS PARTKWRTEQ N THE SERWCE EVENT Sfi'fififififiy after the 1994 Cheverolet Cama- in communication and close ro he was a passenger in collided friend ofSova, described him as Erin Welch with a 1999 Honda CRV early intelligent, good-looking, and StaijWriter Saturday morning, according humorous. to police. Sova, a sophomore “He’s one ofthe biggest family While many students slept in late this in computer engineering, was a guys I’ve every met,” she said. weekend after their first week of classes, 2003 graduate of Clayton High Brandon’s mother, Adalia meetings and parties, others chose to put School. Sova, is employed at NCSU as their efforts to work in the community. Investigators said the wreck the CHASS assistant dean for On Saturday, nearly three hundred stu- occurred at 1:58 am. Saturday finance and administration. dents gathered to participate in the second morning nearthe Chappell Drive “They were friends,” Branson annual Service NC. State, Rebecca Cole, intersection on the 2600 block Bryant, a sophomore in aero- community service coordinator of the of Avent Ferry. Troy Bradshaw, space engineering, said ofSova’s Center for'Student Leadership, Ethics and a junior in physics, and Bruce relationship with his parents. Public Service, said. Studentswere shuttled Chipa, a junior in computer Sova played baseball and foot- off campus and spent the afternoon vol— science, were also passengers in ball and high school. unteering in various locations across Wake the Camaro, according to police. Stephanie Canady, a sopho—' County. - Both Bradshaw and Chipa were more in communication, de- Service NC. State began last fall through in critical condition last night in scribed her high school friend the center, which helps connect students the neurological department of as “one of the nicest guys I’ve with service projects in the community. WakeMed, a hospital spokesper- ever met.” The idea for Service NC. State began as an son said. Visitation for Brandon Sova The driver of the Camaro, will be held at the McLaurin opportunity to get students engaged in the . 5m m m. community earlyin their college career. The AUSTIN DOWD/TECHNICIAN Victor Rivera, also of Clayton, Funeral Home , in Clayton to- service event drew in nearly twice as many By peeling off old adhesive Eric Seers, a sophomore in marketing, and Stephen McLaughlin, was treated and released from day between 7 and 9 p.m. The participants this year. a freshman in mathematics, prepare a wall to be painted. Seers found out about Service'N.C. WakeMed. The driver of the funeral service will also be held “Service N.C. State has definitely grown State through housing as an RA in Owen Hall.McLaughlin was involved with SAY,a program Honda, Michael Bryan Keadle, at the McLaurin Funeral Home and we hope to grow more in the future,” that brought over 28 students to Service N.C. State. was in fair condition, according tomorrow at 2 p.m. According CSLEPS Student Coordinator Jessica Hor- to the hospital. ‘ to Bryant, Sova’s family wants ton, a junior in communication, said. people. “I got involved to see what it was all According to a WRAL report, to stress that the funeral will Although Service NC. State is open to “I spend a lot of time doing volunteer about and to get more involved this year,” investigators believe that one of not be a traditional service. all students, it is targeted toward fresh— work,” Haley Murray, a freshman in ani— Thomas said. TECHNICIAN GRAPHIC men. Student volunteers highly publicized mal science, said. “It’s a hobby carried over Students Advocating for Youth, an out— Brandon Sova was the event at orientation information fairs from high school.” reach program sponsored by the College in a car traveling as well as at the first LeaderShape Institute Others, like Antanette Thomas a sopho— ofEducation, also encouraged members to I on Avent Ferry in May. more in electrical engineering, participated volunteer. The organization, created last Road Saturday Many freshmen signed up as an oppor— in hopes ofjumpstarting their second year morning near the tunity to get involved and to meet new at NCSU. SERVICE continuedon page 2 Chappell Drive intersection on the 2600 block ofthe road.The vehicle he was a Library seCurity officer trespassed passenger in col- Iided with a 1999 Honda .CRV. for sexual harassment against staffer J

Stafi‘Report member, Hunter continued to the staff member said. “I was Hunter “has access to a lot of touch her inappropriately be— appalled that someone who places on campus, andwith a insidetechnician Campus police trespassed a fore she reported the incident must be almost 50 years old security uniform no one is going ‘ W -' viewpoint 4 security officer with Securitas to a manager in the circulation could think thathe could just to question what he is doing.” " diversions 5 who worked at DH. Hill Library department. come in and grab me.” The campus supervisor for classifieds 7 after he sexually harassed a Campus Police trespassed The staffmember, who is also Securitas, Carlos Sanchez, sports 8 library staff member Friday Hunter from all N.C. State a student, said she no longer said that there was a “possibil— mama; ...... night. property within three hours of feels safe on campus. ity” that Hunter’s employment ‘ The library staffmember, who the incident. A trespass means “I used to go out at 3 or 4 in would be terminated, but that today tomorrow be arrested ifhe the morning and walk around decision would be left to the asked not to be named, said of- that Hunterwill Their Day ficer Harold Hunter grabbed her . is found on NC. State property campus, now I feel unsafe just company. Fans turned out at the RBC Centerto meet from behind and kissed her on during the next 12 months. walking to my car.” and greet the football team.See page 8. the cheek. According to the staff “I was completelyblindsided,” The staff member added that SECURITYcontinued on page 2 85°/66°

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manager, he went into action so SECURITY quickly. Everyone was very open Freshmen grow continued from page 1 and very supportive,” she said. She also said Campus Police Domestieally Sanchez added, “the company reacted quickly and profession— into new home does not allow for that type of ally to the situation. behavior.” Securitas, which is closed on Challenged? The staffmember said she was weekends, could not be reached John D.Willingham expected. The professors seem pleased with how her"managers for comment over the weekend. StaffReporter relaxed and they seem to want to handled the situation. Hunter also could notbe reached Have no fear—join us at stay in touch with the students,” “From the second I told my for comment. With school back in session Cox said. She went on to saythat the last few days students have her professors seem to have time UNIVERSITY been trying hard to settle down for her. year, organizers did not include in to their new classes and living Wendy Drake, a freshman ma- SERVICE the Hillsborough Street Clean- situations. joring in agronomy soil science continued from page 1 Up as one of the service loca— Like every new semester, from Newsoms, Va., is excited tions despite its close proximity there are probably a handful at the opportunity to live away year, brought 25 participants to to campus. for our delicious, ofstudents making last—minute from home. Service NC. State. This year, organizers as— home-cooked meals. additions or subtractions to their As. far as the pre-college jitters Volunteers filed into Talley signed students a section of class schedule, while others have are concerned, Drake has none; Student Center at noon on Sat- Hillsborough Street and a cor- PLU‘ChGSE your found the best possible schedule in fact, she says she’s extremely urday, received their name tags responding side street extending for their daily routines. excited. and dispersed among 13 sites. away from campus. Diner F'Ius Heal Card Wednesday, freshman First “I wasn’t anxious about going Before starting their projects, At the end ofthe day, however, Year College, Nichole Cox away to school at all. My parents upperclassman site leaders led organizers said the benefits were today! expressed her anxieties about tried to scare me about school, the students through a series about more than just getting starting school, studying in an but I didn’t listen,” she said. of preliminary questions to get work done. engaging classroom atmosphere, As far as living situations are to know one another and each “The main purpose ofService as well as living away from home concerned, Cox and Drake say others’ service backgrounds NC. State is to get students in— for the first time. living away from home has been better. volved atthe beginning of the So, have the last few days of great thus far. A group of about 30 students year with the center [CSLEPS], college life lived up to the ini— “Living on my own gives me a headed to Hillsborough Street the community and service,” tial expectations of freshmen? better sense of what my future for a clean—up project. Last Horton said. Are there any feelings of home- will be like,” Cox said. “Overall I sickness? Maybe, there were think I am growing as person.” some overreactions beforehand Drake says she has mostly Are you N.C.State’s most passionate fan? thanks to some tall tales told by enjoyed the sense of freedom That’s right, you‘don’t have older friends and relatives who that living away from parents Do you prepare for the big game better maybe heard the same college creates. to live here to eat here! “scare stories” before they went “The best part about living on than any of your fellow students? offto school. my own is the fact that I don’t Convenient location next to campus “It’s different than what I have a thousand chores to per— originally anticipated, things form each day,” said Drake. Delicious, affordable meals have been really good so far, Although living away from If you fit the above criteria, contact Great hours—eat when it’s convenient but it’s still early,” Cox said. home has been great, Drake says On Wednesday, incoming the academic side of college life [email protected] to poten- for you! freshmen had little idea ofwhat is a little worrisome. to expect in the classroom, now “I don’t like having my classes tially be featured in our upcoming RED 10 meals for $99.0. they’ve got three days ofexperi- spread out, because I have so football preview, which will be printed ence under their belt. Although far to go between classes. I’m Stop by the UT front desk or call today'to Cox had originally expected her worried about the pace ofclasses Sept.3. purchase your card! ' professors to seem distant and because they are going faster out of touch with the students, then I want them to right now,” 919.327.3800 she now says that seems to be a Drake explained. 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OUR OPINION: IN LIEU OF A CAR ACCIDENT LATE FRIDAY NIGHT, STUDENTS MUST BECOME MORE AWARE OF CAUTIOUS AND RESPONSIBLE DRIVING. IT’S THE SAME LESSON STUDENTS LEARNED LAST YEAR AFTER SIX PEOPLE DIED AFTER A HOME FOOTBALL GAME.

Students, who were quick to exer— a tragic event. cise their freedoms granted in the A lot of the emotional impact college—deal, completed the first came from what a simple neglect week of school this past weekend. or lapse in caution can result in. Before classes even really pick up, Last year involved two accidents, the first weekend offers an oppor- the first from a student running a tune period of time to relax one stop sign. This year, a car going too more time before the fall grind gets fast around a curve. Things many underway. students do before even consider Firstpublished in Technician on Feb. 6, I998. Even a few weeks into school thinking about twice. before students become bogged Among the excitement and free— down with classes and home— dom a harsh reality check should Sanity leaves on a swift boat work, they still remain excited to not be necessary. The reality be— meet new people, go out with old comes a shame that it takes inci— Presidential candidate John Kerry’s newfoe, a book byfellow Vietnam veterans, brings out the best friends and refresh themselves in a dents such as these for everyone to and the worst in people. new year. begin exercising caution without I’ve dealt with a lot ofangry other 30 or 40 customers coming featuring too many books by cone Sometimes things can get too sacrificing a fun Friday night. people during my tenure as a retail into the store asking about it. Such servative authors in their “politics exciting. At this point, a student driving and food service employee, and interest was certainly an anomaly and government” section. Maybe that was the case‘this year could easily think about Brandon I’ve become mostly immune to in itself, but I don’t mind repeating This whole issue boils down to when sophomore Brandon Sova and check their driving...because unwarranted ,myself50 times as long as everyone the fact that citizens ofthis coun- died in a car wreck late Friday they thought about Brandon. criticism. is nice about it. try seem to think that books or But now, after But that was not the case. television ads will determine this night. But Brandon’s not here anymore much practice, More than one person insinu- election. But the most rational per- The Camaro he rode in collided and students should be able to take I can do dam- ated that we were purposely not son I dealt with that day, besides with a Honda CRV. According to a that responsibility without remem- .. age control the selling it. Apparently a few news my own fellow booksellers, was a WRAL report, investigators said it bering something tragic. When last second I see the organizations were claiming that man who projected that the only appeared one of the cars was going year’s event occurred, it caused a customer’s lips our company (I’m withholding people who would read the book start to turn names here to protect the innocent were ones who already agreed with too fast around a. curve on Avent quick and heavy response about dOanard, and the nasty) and perhaps others it just as the only people who will Ferry Road. cautious, safe and responsible Michele The Camaro doesn’t even look driving. Brandon’s wreck will more DeCamp However, some- were trying to thwart the success read “Bushworld” by Maureen SeniorStaffCo/umnist times I stlll fail. ofthe book because we are all evil Dowd, a book criticizing the cur- like a Camaro anymore. than likely have a similar outcome. And all it Liberals. rent president, are people who dis- About a month into school last Which makes sense because us- took this time was a book. I don’t know much about the like him already. year, an accident after a victori— ing an event students can relate to When I walked into work the business ofrunning a bookstore, No one is opening up their minds other day, I didn’t think anything but I can tell you one thing for to what people “on the other side” ous football win versus Virginia > deliver a message about prevention was up. I work in one ofthose absolute certain —— ifwe can make have to say, and the ones who aren’t at home claimed six lives, among of further occurrences deserves no. mega—bookstores with comfy money selling it then we will. My ' sure, perhaps like many ofthe stu- them the parents of N.C. State bad merit. ’ chairs scattered all over the place company goes with every trend out dents on this campus, don’t have students. At that time, the campus It’s just a shame the message has and a cafe in the corner to keep there in the world. time to read 300—400 page books was shocked and horrified at such to be delivered in the first place. people awake. I strolled past the Ronald Reagan dies and we react that don’t deal with their physics, chemistry or English classes. tables steeped with ill-named chic by putting any book with his face The unsignededitorial thatappearsaboveis the opinion ofthemembers of Technicians editorialboardandis lit, and saw a sign on the informa- on the cover all over the front of I welcome debate, but just like the responsibilitypftheEditorin Chief. tion counter that called for people the store. Bill Clinton puts out his those commentary shows that pit to reserve a copy of “Unfit for memoir finally and we stack the a conservative against a liberal, Command,” a recent best-seller. huge texts on every shelfwe can almost everyone is just talking AT Editor in Chief I was familiar with the book; it fit them. And if a group ofViet— each other. And the worst part is Matt Middleton is penned by John O’Neill and his nam veterans want to stir up a lot that people are claiming there is editor@technicianon/ine.cam Managing Editor friend Jerome Corsi, the former ofquestions about a presidential a conspiracy against their group Ben McNe‘ely being the man who took over John candidate’s service record then you and everyone, including the book- TECHN AN [email protected] Kerry’s swift boat in Vietnam. The can bet we’ll get as many copies as stores, isin on it. THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY we can. The candidates are just as bad NewsEditor PhotographyEditor DeputyNewsEditor book is almost a companion piece T.S.Amarasiriwardena TaylorTempleton Kenneth Ball to the advertisements coming from So why must disgruntled cus- since they have both filed Federal [email protected] [email protected] newsénechnicianonlinecom the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, tomers immediately call “foul” Election Commission complaints Viewpoint Editor GraphicsEditor DeputyNews Editor Jason Eder PatrlckClarke Tyler Dukes who are airing commercials in when a publisher doesn’t have the against each other’s party for pos- viewpoint@technicianonlinecam graphics@technicianonlinecom [email protected] battleground states to sway voters foresight to print enough cop— sible advertisement violations. Sports Editor Advertising Manager DeputySportsEditor against John Kerry. ies? Amazon.com is warning its I guess this is why George Wash- Austin Johnson Claire Saunders Ryan Reynolds I wasn’t surprised we were sold customers that the book will be ington advised us not to have a sports@technicianon/ine.com advertlsing@technicianonlinecom [email protected] ArtsandEntertainmentEditor Classifieds Manager DeputyPhoto Editor out; we had only received 15 copies shipped in 1—3 weeks, so it’s not two-party system. All hail the Jake Seaton Zach Patterson Ray Black Ill because ofa computer glitch and just us, and it’s not just this book independents who can hopefully dlversions®technicianonlinecom c/assifieds@technicianonlinecom [email protected] the swift boat controversy would either. stay above the fray and avoid the Features Editor DeputyNews Editor DeputyGraphicsEditor Ashley Hink Charles Duncan Jessica Gluck certainly be enough to draw in Someone claimed that our “new partisan insanity that is plaguing [email protected] news@technicianonlinecom [email protected] customers interested in finding out in non—fiction” section featured our government and bookstore Technician (USPS 455-050) is the official student—run newspaper of N.C. State University and is 323Witherspoon StudentCenterBox8608, too many books written by liberal employees. published every Monday through Friday throughout the academic year from August through May NCSU Campus Raleigh,NC 27695-8608 more. ‘ exceptduringholidaysandexaminationperiods. Opinionsexpressedinthecolumns,cartoons,photo Editorial Over the course ofmy five—hour authors. But then I recently read illustrationsand lettersthat appearonTechnician’s pages aretheviewsofthe individualwritersand Advertising 51515.241152029 E-mail your own bookstore com- cartoonists. Copyright2004bytheNorthCarolinaStateStudentMedia.Allrightsreserved.Toreceive Fax 51551% shift, we had an estimated 30 an article by someone in Kansas permission for reproduction, please write the editors in chief. Subscription cost is $100 per year. phone calls from Raleigh citizens that claims that his bookstore, also plaints to Michele at Printed byThe News 8( Observer,Raleigh, N.C. 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The sin of divine solicitation haunts us all

Haveyou ever been solicited by religious practitioners? Or those claiming to be? Matt Campbell lets people know what reallygoes on, in religious solicitation. I get told a lot ofthings: about the way I rock, We have all seen it, and that includes you, don’t . it could be the same religion he is about to try beliefs. Yes, there is a difference between religion about my smooth talking, about the way the sun lie. It’s usually a guy, looking like he’s ready for and sell to you. See, you were by yourself, which and beliefs. ‘ darts through my thinning hair and reflects off the first day ofschool, and his friend that trails means you needed to be saved. It is laughable for My Christian faith may make me one ofthe my scalp. But lately I’ve been told that I like to behind him. You try to ignore the dynamic duo _ you to think you were taking time to get some few peOple whp simply feel that the comfort of take cheap shots at the people by burying yourselfin your book, hoping now reading done because you needed to get in touch leading a good life would be enough to make _ I don’t agree with or even that a friend would come to alleviate your soli- with a higher power. one happy. See, its religion that has turned into like. tude. It’s too late though, you’ve been spotted. No matter how you react to this new topic, a bureaucracy and a political tool. Apparently So what ifI like to talk Now it’s time to be hit with the ice breaker. It you will beinvited to a church service or a Bible I missed the memo saying that happiness is in about the things I don’t like? would be one thing ifit was a well thought out study, you will be offered a ride and there will numbers and you must recruit people lots of It’s not like I’ve never had statement like, “I was noticing how much you be food. “You have God and snacks all at once? I them. cheap shots taken at me. rock.” I can relate to that. think I have to check this out.” I do wonder ifthese religious gatherings are In fact, I would bet that However it’s usually something like, “I like the Needless to say, I’ve never checked it out. For really going for the world’s largest Macarena or many ofus have faced the ul- color ofyour backpack.” You realize something the longest time I tried to be polite with my something. See, I give God a lot more credit than that. There are too many people who feel that Matti timate Cheap shot sometime is fishy once you remember that your backpack negativity. Campbell over our college career. This is black. Recently, however, I have given these types of God is their buddy with whom they eatsnacks StaffCo/umnisr cheap shot is so low that it The conversation takes a drastic turn.lnstead people a piece ofmy mind and also tried turning and tell ghost stories or rather, Holy Ghost targets the weak and defense- ofstaying on the topic ofhow neat it is that you the tables on them. They ask me to church and stories? Ah, I crack myself up. less in fact it’s hard for me to go on. have a zipper pocket inside ofa zipper pocket in I askuthem to Come to a group bath in chocolate Just like, oh I don’t know, rubberneckers, it Come take a walk with me. It’s a beautiful au- your backpack, the focus is shifted. sauce. While I even offer a ride, they viciously re— is people like this that obviously aren’t content tumn day and you have taken the opportunity to Prepare for the awkward transition that is ject my offer. I guess you can’t please everyone. living their own lives. I am glad that you are find a quiet spot to get some reading done. You about to take place. In front ofyou is a whiz of All the while, I have to wonder where people pumped about your faith but, then again, I was may be reading a classic novel but I am reading words, a sultan of speech, a patriarch ofpar— like this get their clout. At what point are they pumped when the new Hilary Duffalbum came the back ofa shampoo bottle. lance, ifyou will. With a little added flavor from saying to themselves, “Look at that sad fool, let’s out. I didn’t bother you, did I? So, remember Anyway, you find a spot away from the busy his crony, you will go from the more common save him!” Maybe, when it comes to me, they who I am. Ifyou want to come talk with me, try life around you, you settle down and start read- topic to the harsh four—letter word -— Jesus OK, think that I am a New York Catholic who rarely staying focused on my awesome backpack. ing. It’s a good book isn’t it? However, right five letters. goes to church and has a cynical View oforga— when you get to around page 15 or when I’m You weren’t talking about religion, but now nized religion. Don’t be bashful, Matt wants to hearfrom you. yes, but it doesn’t mean Send all compliments and complaints to struggling through the word “Xylenesulfonate”, you are. The person in front ofyou does not care Are they right? Well, [email protected] trouble approaches. ifyou’re already involved in a religion. In fact, they need to bother me because I still have firm 3 TECHNICIAN ’ Diversions MONDAY,AUGUST 23, 2004 ' PAGE

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The vocals, delivered in alternating sessions of sing- ”é ‘ ' ing and psuedo—Rap, fre- quently fade into a low—key backdrop to G. Love 8r Co.’s pleasurable mix ofguitar, bass, synthesizer, harmon— ica, rockin’ drums and the occasional tambourine. Song to song, riffstyles move between the James Taylor— esque strumming that carries “Loving Me” and a more DaVe Matthews Band groove in “Stone Me” and “Back ofthe Bus.” Meredith Richbourg To add to the eclec— Stafi’Writer tic mood, several tracks — namely “Waiting,” “Sun— Naive to the sounds ofG. shine” and the breezy “Front Love and Special Sauce, I ap- Porch Lounger” —— are com— proached “The Hustle” with parable to Folk singer Jonah thecurious yet wary ear ofa Werner’s “Derail” . jungle cat, suspecting yet an- I absolutely adore the fresh other sacrifice on the altar of sound of“Booty Call” and “emo.” could listen to it for eight MELIH ONVURAL/TECHNICIAN Instead, I found myself satu- millennia without getting Alt-Rockers Clutch perform at the Lincoln Theater last weekend in downtown Raleigh.Clutch played two one-hour sets at the venue. rated by “chill-smooth” style bored. On the extreme other and soulful lyrics, two things hand, “Love” has a grating rarely offered by a young guy single-word chorus reminis— with an acoustic guitar. Yes, in cent ofall that was terribly Clutch storms Lincoln Theatre mere minutes I found my toes wrong with 60’s Pop chorus. tapping as they have seldom Reggae beats in “Give It Joel DeBerry the sound technicians were no For those not familiar with solid six to seven minutes, with tapped before. To You” further the album’s Senior Stafi‘Writer longer visible. Like a wave, the Clutchs sound, it is a tastefully uncountable tempo changes These boys from Philadelphia summery aroma and “Two spectators in the front signaled clone amalgamation ofGrateful enhanced by seamless transi— — Garret Dutton (the G. him- » Birds,” believe it or not, ac- From the moment I arrived at the start ofwhat would soon Dead, Led Zeppelin and Hel- tions —— so seamless that it lead self), Jimmy “Jazz” Prescott _ tually calls to mind Frank Lincoln Theatre, I knew I was become a memorable audible met. Sure, it seems like you’re ‘ right into “One-eyed Dollar” and Jeffery “House Man” Cle— Sinatra’s soft, jazzy love in for a visual treat. At 10 p.m., experience coupled with the mixing water, oil and gravel. and “1.2 Ounce Epilogue” with— mens — flawlessly blend retro songs. Such musical wan Clutch’s most faithful listeners ‘ visual treat. However, the mixture breaks out a hitch. R&B, fresh Blues, and god- dering between genres, de- lined up along nearly an entire Guitarist , bassist the bounds ofscience in pro- “I told you that sum—b—tch knows-what-else into G. Love’s spite what you may believe, block ofCabarrus Street. , drummer Jean— ducing a very receivable combi— was awesome,” remarked Big T. signature Hip-Hop Blues style. actually adds to the Hip- Four-fifths ofClutch recently Paul Gaster, singer Fallon and a nation offunky Hard Rock Jam Alas, I had to agree with Big Though several Hop Blues—iness and a sense formed an experimental Funk- keyboardist then took the stage music. T. An already impressive show precede this one, including ofunity pervades. Jam style outfit called The at about 10:15 to the adoration At several moments during was heightened by his com— the certified gold “G. Love & I don’t foresee “The Hus- Bakerton Group, which opened ofabout 620 oftheir fans. the show, Fallon would exit mentary and the “VIP” room Special Sauce,” “The Hustle” tle” becoming my new go—to up the show. Vocalist Neil Fal— The show kicked offwith . the stage for minutes at a time from which I watched the con- marks G. Love’s first release album for intuitive lyrics or lon sat out during the opening the opening three tracks from while his band-mates would cert. under Jack Johnson’s Brushfire drunken sing—a—long jams. musical extravaganza. their newest release, “Blast Ty- rock on with precise postludes. ' In what seemed more like Records. But with songs proclaiming This was my first Clutch rant.” With little commentary While in front the physically a Polish Holocaust hideout, I This is not G. Love and Jack everything from “Every- experience —— I only could as- throughout, the concert was a involved Fallon accompanied watched a top—notch perfor- Johnson’s first collaboration, body wants a booty call” to sume this was going to be a nonstop surge ofmusical tech— his lyrics with expressive, often mance through a two—square- however — the duo became “Everything’s a hustle but mundane Rock show, but was nicality and expertise. didactic hand gestures to keep foot hole in a cement wall with surfbuddies in 1999 and re— _ love,” “The Hustle” does quicklyset right by “Big T,” After the fourth song, Gaster in touch with his fans. Big T, and the guys who booked corded “Rodeo Clowns” for G. serve as a great soundtrack a 300-plus pound die-hard indulged the crowd with the The most moving element the show. Love’s “Philadelphonic” release for a late summer roll—in- Clutch fan. first ofthree drum solos, flail— ofthe show, both visually and The floor was shoulder to ofthat same year. the-hay. “You’ve never seen these ing controllably at his skins audibly, would have to be the shoulder and way too dark to guys?” he inquired. “Damn, without interruption for about dynamic drumming ofGaster. scribble notes. this is one ofthe best bands out five minutes. Amazingly, his Only three songs into their But being situated 20—feet there, man.” solos didn’t have the stale second set, Gaster took over the above the crowd made for quite A plethora 'oflights were stench of overkill after five stage with his most impressive an evening ofprogressive Rock directed to the stage, where minutes — he was that good. solo. The solo carried on for a ‘N’ Roll. l

Clutch ree-releases an Alt—Rock staple

Matt King evolving musical style. the cow bell, a definite mosh— StaffWriter Fans ofthis more than de— pit favorite. ‘ cade—old group will delight in This diversity gives way to the Ending a disappointing the loose, “take it or leave it” question, “Exactly what type of three—year streak without a attitude that they have come to music am I listening to?” Well full—length LP, Clutch came expect from the rock veterans. let’s just put it this way, try~ back big in 2004 with their Those unfamiliar with the ing to .pigeonhole the group’s eagerly anticipated sixth studio band will find that the album’s eclectic sound into one specific album, “Blast Tyrant (Dig)” warm, raw sound is a manifes— genre is like trying to find tal— and the re—release oftheir tation of Clutch’s passion for ent in Vanilla Ice. JAM Boom grungy Funk-Rock epic, “Jam playing music the way they feel Historically, even the band Room.” it should be played. doesn’t attempt to classify Despite the addition ofthree The band’s Funk, Metal and themselves as one thing or the previously unreleased tracks, Blues influences are prominent other, as they seem intent on “” remains untaint— throughout the album, which only producing good music. ed, serving as a time capsule also boasts new additions to ofsorts for the quartet’s ever— the Clutch arsenal — such as JAM ROOM continued on page 7

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. am.- if:“5 1.; TAYLORTEMPLETON/TECHNICIAN John Deraney signs a shirt during the Day of Champions on Sunday.

Fans come out

to meet players \ Long lines greetedfans who “It gives the fans a chance to tried to get autographs. put a face with a name,” Press- l'ey said. “They’re going to come Spero Katsanos out to watch us every week, and StaffWriter this is how we can show our TAYLORTEMPLETON/TECHNICIAN thanks.” Running backT.A. McLendon (44) and tight end TJ.Wi|liams grab the microphone from a reporter at the Day of Champions on Sunday. It seemed that every local McClendon echoed a similar resident with a red shirt in their sentiment of gratitude when closet descended upon the RBC thanked by a fan for his presence Center on Sunday, as Wolfpack at the autograph table. football fans turned out in “Hey, you guys are the reason Pack u nveils new uniforms droves to meet and greet their we’re out here today,” McLendon favorite players. Coach Amato said. “We appreciate all of you New players and new and his entire club were on hand guys taking the time and coming threads highlighted N. C. for autographs and handshakes ‘ to see us.” . . State’s media day on during the afternoon. ExpectatiOns for thisyear’s club The team set up four differ— among its fans vary widely. Sunday. ent lines around the arena for. ‘ “Ifthey go 8-5 again this year, autographs, each for a different I’ll be happy,” Gardner said. “ ’ Ryan Reynolds group of Wolfpack position looking toward the Wake Forest DeputySports Editor players. The running backs and game in particular. Ifwe lose to linebackers line was particularly Miami and Florida State, it’s kind It seems like everything sur- long, a circumstance created by ofto be expected, but beating the rounding N.C. State football is the starpower ofjunior tailback teams we should beat is the most changing. T.A. McLendon. important thing.” A new quarterback will take The young men of the Dillard Expansion was also a topic of the first snap against Rich- Middle School Dragons football discussion amongst the Wolf- mond on Sept. 4 for the first team were among many who ar- ‘pack followers. State junior time in four seasons. rived in groups to see their sports Ashley Carroll laughed upon Construction crews con- heroes. They made sure that ev- sharing her concerns over the tinue to labor on Wolfpack. eryone around knew who their ACC expansion taking effect Towers, the newest edition to favorite player was. this year. Carter—Finley Stadium, a sta- “We love T.A.,” they chimed. “I’m definitely going to miss dium that has seen radical im- “He runs like a train.” getting to play against every provements since Amato took Other fans said they were left team in the conference,” Car- the helm in early 2000. to find a new favorite player to fill roll said. “Especially this year, Uniforms have not been an the void left when senior quar- because we miss out on an easy exception. TAYLORTEMPLETON/TECHNICIAN terback Philip Rivers graduated. win by not missing the chance to During Sunday’s media Offensive lineman Ricky Fowler takes a break from signing autographs on Sunday‘at the RBC Center. NC. State senior Charlie Gard- play Duke.” day at the RBC Center, Pack ner, a former Rivers fan, already The support for the team players donned new Adidas I design is similar to the jerseys heads south after the football plays on the other side ofthe has his choice. Sunday was not restricted to the uniforms that are drastically the Atlanta Falcons started season is over, and his migra— ball. “IfI had to pick, I’d have to go university’s students, however. different from last season’s wearing last season. ti0n to Florida for recruiting Freshman running back with Mario Williams,” Gardner 1 One local supporter, Sampson uniform. Several players are enthusi— has paid offaround the Miami Bobby Washington was a late , said. “He’s going to make our County resident Daniel Ward, Thisis the first year the astic about playing in the new area, specifically at Killian addition to the Pack roster defense tough this year.” wore his “Carowhina” shirt foOtball team has worn Adidas jerseys. High School. this season. After originally Pack fans weren’t the only proudly. Ward is excited about after being sponsored by Nike “I believe we have the nicest 'Fwo leaders ofthe defense, signing with Miami, Washing-' ones excited about Sunday’s the prospects this season holds during Amato’s first four sea— uniforms in the nation,” run- roverba‘ck Andre Maddox and ton left earlier this fall when events; the players said theywere for the Pack. sons as coach. ning back Reggie Davis said. linebacker Pat Thomas, hail controversy arose about his pleased to be part of the action “Even though Rivers is gone, The home jerseys are a dark “I love the color. I love all the from Killian, as well as line- admission test scores. as well. Highly touted freshman I think we’ll be a better football red with large white numbers features ofthem. They’re un- backer Stephen Tulloch and “The day before Bobby came Demario Pressley said he believes team this time around,” Ward and black outline. Each shoul- explainable right now.” safety Miguel Scott. here, his mom called me and the players have a responsibility said. “The defense has improved der has the player number, Late commitment could This season NC. State said things weren’t going too to put on events like the Day of drastically. I’m just ready for and the block NC. State logo have tremendous impact landed another highly touted Champions. Richmond.” appears on both sleeves. The Coach Chuck Amato always Killian recruit, but one who FOOTBALL continued on page 7

Dance, cheerleading teams eager for debut Both squads are practicing to give my full commitment to the and ride to the stadium. dancer Sarah Arpino said. for thefirst game against team and the fans.” Upon arrival, both teams make After the short break, the cheer- Richmond on Sept. 4. Depending on the time of the their way over to the front of the leaders make their way down to game, each team will meet up Murphy Center to greet the play- the field to stretch and warm up. Stephen Federowicz at least three hours before game ers when theyarrive. The greetings Junior cheerleader AndrewGeorge StaffWriter time. The dance team meets in include cheering, dancing and the and the rest of the team use this the K—Mart parking lot to carpool traditional “spirit tunnel.” opportunity to get in a little prac- With the 2004 football season over to Carter-Finley The squads also tice as well. less than two weeks away, the team Stadium. Sophomore play a roll in getting “We practice pyramids and a is practicing almost daily— work— dance team member reppin’ the fans excited be— few stunts and just try to land ,- ing to be ready for its opening Leigh Justice said for the fore kickoff on game everything,”George said. night against Richmond. there is plenty of prep day. Along with the The dance team, on the other But the football team isn’t the work to do even before ack marching band, they hand, has little time for actual only squad eagerly awaiting to meeting up with the DAYS UNTIL parade through the practice before the game. As game showcase itself on game day. The whole team. KICKOFE: parking lot enter— time approaches, the real action cheerleading and dance teams will “I usually wake up taining the arriving begins. Both teams take their both strive to impress the crowd about 7 a.m.,” Justice said. “Hair, crowd and tailgaters. positions on the sidelines and on Sept. 4. According to sopho- make—up, everything has to be The squads participate in the the male cheerleaders prepare for more cheerleader Iessica Brogden, done before we meet up with walk until about an hourand a player introductions, waving the the preparation for game day can everyone.” half before kickoff. Then its time giant red and white flags. be very time consuming. The cheerleading team meets in for a mini-break to get ready to go “This is definitely the greatest “I always keep my schedule a designated spot in the Reynolds out on the field. part of the day,” George said. FILE PHOTO BYTIM LYTVINENKO/TECHNICIAN wide-open on these days,” Coliseum parking lot to get signs “We now have a little time to “With the smoke and the music Sophomore Caroline King performs with the dance team last Brogden said. “I don’t plan any— and other cheer equipment to- freshen up because we’re usually blasting, everyone is pumped. It’s April.The spirit squads say they’re'eager for their debut Sept.4. thing ahead because I knowI have gether before they all board a bus drenched in sweat,” sophomore pretty intense.”

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