Technician

North Carolina State University's Student Newspaper Since 1920 Volume LVII, Number 24 Monday, October 25, 1976

Ford asksfor N.C. man date in Fair address I by Teresa Damiano having submitted “the two largest mili— Holshouser Jr.. Mrs. Elizabeth Hanford 3{‘4 Staff Writer tary budgets in America's history," while Dole. wife of GOP Vice-Presidential 3°! 2 .noting that in keeping the U.S. at peace. candidate Robert J. Dole. and Ford's son President Ford was the main attraction he has kept fighting Americans off foreign Steve. who traveled to North Carolina to at the N.C. State Fair Saturday when he soil. join his father on the campaign trail. made a campaign stop in Raleigh to speak Ford emphasized his presidential record Mrs. Dole. a native North Carolinian. to a capacity crowd at Dorton Arena. since moving into the White House in thanked Ford for all he has done for In a move that apparently surprised the August 1974. “After the nation suffered a America. “Every now and then." she said. White House. Ford announced he was severe political trust two years ago. “people ask me since Jimmy Carter is making loans for farmer's housing more America has had its faith restored." Ford from the South. does he have the election accessible. By an administrative order, he said. “My administration has been open. locked up there? Of course I answer no. said he had directed the U.S. artment candid. straight-forward and will keep it Jimmy Carter may be your geographical of Agricultiire to raise the in me ceiling that way for the next four years." he said. no... hor but Ford is your philosophical eligibility for Farmers Home Admini- Trying to strike a common bond with neighbor." stration loans from $12,900 to $15,600. North Carolinians. Ford noted he spent a COVERNOR HOLSHOUSER thanked Ford said raising the ceiling on FMHA summer at UNC in Chapel Hill. This the President for his aid in the Cape Fear loans “will greatly increase our ability to evoked playful booing from State fans and Water Project and the Cape Fear Lookout help rural amilies by a home of their Ford quickly added. “I was assigned there Seashore. for releasing highway funds. for own." by the Navy in World War II." signing the New River legislation. for FORD CONTINUEDby saying. “The Keeping in mind the crowd's potential helping with the Neuse River resevqir family farm means so much and a home is votes. Ford praised North Carolina's project and for cutting tobacco allotments the most important factor in building assets ranging from' the Blue Ridge and increasing support prices. America." Mountains to the Neuse River. “After Ford's son Steve. dressed in cowboy Throughout the thirty minute campaign spending time in North Carolina I've boots and a white Stetson. helped out by speech. Ford emphasized his past accom- developed a feeling for the state." said shaking hands and saying. “Hi. I'm Steve promises and Ford. “I know what the people want." he Ford, the President's son." ’ pi... ear plishments and announced Ford concluded his campaign speech President Gerald Ford. Gov. James E. Holshouaer. and Ford's son Steve. clasp their handstogether in response to a capacity crowd at hopes for the future. added. Dorton Arena during Saturday's N.C. State Fair. Ford noted. “Because I am not afraid to FORD PRAISED the state's fine telling the audience. “Give me your say no to Congress and no to excessive colleges. the Research Triangle and mandate and I promise to lower taxes. spending. [have saved the taxpayers $9 North Carolina farmers. adding that he raise social security. and create a fair tax billion with 64 vetoes." and America were proud of North structure that will protect farms and Ford promised more tax reduction Carolina. industry so we can leave a legacy for the especially for middle class Americans. “We can be proud of what we've done future." “My idea of tax reform is tax reduction." and what we will do." said Ford. Ford extended an invitation for all to Crowley resigns MAC post said Ford. Joining Ford on the platform inside come to his inauguration in Washington. HE CREDITED his administration for Dorton Arena were Governor James E. or “in otherwords."he said. “you-all come." by Linda Mercer full-time student. Cooper interviewed predicted the MAC should be able to Writer Crowley and Cox for the job. generate income this year. The committee Cooper decided to have, in addition to a is allotted $10,000 at the beginning of the chairman. a vice-chairman who would "be ' year plus $1,000 for advertising. Paul Crowley resigned his position as in a position to take over right away. .in “We have it to fall back on. but chairman of the Major Attractions Com- case something happened." hopefully we will still have that $10,000 at No air date set mittee last week, due to his lack of Both Crowley and Cooper. who felt the the end of the year.” Cox said. personal time for the job. recent shifts in the committee's structure Concerning MAC’s previous problems. Crowley. who accepted the Chairman's had not hurt its effectiveness. expressed Cox felt there had been a lack of technical problems position a couple of weeks before acquiring confidence in Cox's ability as new advertising in the past few years and that Station working to correct his new job, later found he did not have chairman. committee people had been afraid to book the time tocarry out his resonsibilities. Cox. who is from the Chicago area, was big name hands because of the risks by Charles Laeithr Willhelm stated. however. that the When the station first went on the air, the The Speech-Communications major who already familiar with the job from involved. but they are “trying to remedy Staff Writer station would have waited a little longer transmitter final output had to be fine now holds a position as North and South working closely with Crowley. this." ‘ ' before breaking down. He said the tuned and rechecked. bu this was all Carolina college promotional representa- In regard to the MAC's policy in Last year. MAC brought Chris Hillman. WKNC-FM. which has been off the air transmitter going out soon after the initial standard procedure. tive for A&M records. termed the shift in choosing concerts to bring to State. Cox Emmy Lou Harris and John Sebastian to since Wednesday night due to technical use was not something to be counted on. Marvin explained the initial transmitter authority to Stewart Cox whom Union said. “I grew up in an area where we State. This year. they have had what difficulties, has not set definite air date. “I WAS HOPINGthat we would be on to stabilize. but that's just to be Activities Board President Wayne Cooper listenedtoalotofjazzand bluessomy staff members said Saturday. the air more than nine hours before it expected." appointed to fill the position as “complete- tastes are probably different from the Buffett concert and they have Leon The station abruptly shut down Wed- went off. But as soon as we get the part. The weather and humidity caused the ly amicable" and explained that Cox “has Russellsiated for Nov. 10 and are working nesday night when the transmitter began we can plug it in and go on the air." signal to vary during the initial minutes the time for the input necessary to do a majority-at State so we will try to have-as having 'g It was hoped WKNC Willhelm commented. . of broadcasting. but time. dryness and many people in the decisiommaking on other possibilities. would receive shipment of parts to repair Marvin said other than the breakdown. careful retuning returned the power good job. I felt I wasn't being fair to the process as possible. If I used my opinions Cox explained part of the difficulty in the transmitter over the weekend. but no other serio committee. the University or myself in alone, State probably wouldn't get booking some groups is they may cost too roblems had occurred. levels to within the ' ' letting things continue as they were." bands they want. much to put in Stewart while the draw failure to receive shipment has delayed Crowley added he will remain on the “We've got to operate with their money Would not be large enough for Reynolds. the station from broadcasting. MAC to help in a “different capacity." He which costs more. Station Manager Bill Marvin stated a is presently working with Warner Bro- ha: we might as well get someone they definite day for receiving shipment could e. Cox. Crowley and Cooper all expressed verified. “I’m hoping for Monday. thers' records. promoting MAC's upcom- Cox explained the committee talks over satisfaction with the turn the MAC has not be ing Leon Russell concert. the decisions with heads of subcommittees taken this semester in successfully but we can't be sure. It will be here when When Arch McLean resigned as chair: and “people tell us what they want and if bringing good concerts to State this year it gets here. and we have to just wait and man of MAC earlier this year due to a it’s feasible. that's what we try for." and they feel the spring will be eve MARVIN SPECULATED that “with regulation which required that he be a The junior in electrical engineering better. UPS on strike. and the mail service backed up. it might be Tuesday getting here. And there’s no use fretting or worrying about it." P.E. course to [include additional fun He also added. “Those parts are made especially for us. and they must be tuned to 88.1. The company has to test it before it can ship the equipment." for advanced, intermediate skiers Frank Lynch. chiefengineer for WKNC. said that problems with new equipment by Teresa Damiano “THE FEE COVERS lodging. four days ski course will be held Nov. 4 at 5 pm. in could almost be expected. He said he was Staff Writer of skiing with equipment provided, and a the Student Center Ballroom. A 320 really not surprised at all. ski guide," said Berle. “The cost is deposit fee will be collected upon “The new transmitter just has bugs in it For the past three years State has reduced if the participants bring their registering. and this may not be the last problem we offered a one credit P.E. skiing course own equipment." “We've limited this year’s group to 300 have with it either." i taught during semester break in Boone. Participants must provide their own people." said Berle, "so registration will LYNCH ALSO SAID the equipment to This year. in addition to the credit course transportation and food. Lodging ar- be on a first-come, first-serve basis. There be replaced was fairly expensive. He there will be an intramural skiing course rangements are yet to be made but the will be no late registration for this course commented on the technical aspect of the for intermediate and advanced skiers Jan. students will stay in the Banner Elk area. either." problem. 2-6. Registration for the course will be held Qualified ski instructors and P.E. “This is advanced equipment. and both “The purpose of the no credit advanced on Nov. 4 at the Student Center teachers will conduct the course in Boone. pieces together cost around 81,200. The course." said Lynn Berle. of the Physical Ballroom. "There will be no late registra- Total cost for the week long course is $85 parts in question are the modulated Education Intramural department. “is to tion." said Berle. “At the time of which includes lodging. equipment and oscillator. and‘the AFC." Lynch stated offer an opportunity to those who have registration a 320 deposit is required. two hours of skiing lessons per day. while holding two silver metallic boxes ‘aken the credit course and would like to Interested persons must go through the Berle noted that in the three years the which were responsible for the problem. ski again for fun. This intramural course is University in order to take advantage of course has’ been offered there has only Jeff Willhelm. program director. also open to anyone who has had skiing this opportunity." ’ been one serious accident. which was a agreed that problems with new trans- experience. It is not just for those who For the novice skiers who would like to broken leg. Berle also guarenteed. “You mitters were to be expected. “It could , have taken the skiing course.” participate in the special one credit P.E. will know how to ski when jyou finish this happen any time.'It is just something that 5A. n... The four days and four nights of course, it will be offered again this year course. We haven't had one‘person not to crops every so often. Any new equipment Members of the N.C. State Wolipack Marching Band realy seem to be enjoying intramural skiing will be held on the from Jan. 2-7. learn how to ski." has bugs to be worked out." Willhelm themselves during the Pack’s 38-21 victory over the Clemson Tigers. For the game story. slopes of Sugar Mountain for a cost of 375. REGISTRATION for this beginning stated. see page 6.

The Walnut Room: a quality cafeteria for students? The Walnut Room. the cafeteria on the simply don't trust the University's ability student to accompany us on our fact-find- with were The K&W at Cameron Village Sally described her dinner “just, like a coffee at a $3.22 price. State campus, has often been a subject of to produce quality food. no matter who ing mission. Yousef's choice for the task and the Piccadilly Cafeteria at Crabtree home cooked meal." adding. “I can't Yousef felt the quality of the food was controversy as to its quality compared to they are. Or do they? was Lynn Harris. a junior Psychology Valley. complain. It's good quality food and the excellent and said the portions were more other cafeterias in Raleigh. In the first WELL. SEVERAL weeks ago. Yousef major from Clinton. Several other guests So with fork in hand and a hopefully proportions are very good if not too big." than enough. He especially liked the fish , unbiased attitude. we set out to discover SHE DESCRIBED the atmosphere as and strawberry shortcake. article of a two-part series, Technician Qubain. vice-president of the Union were also chosen for each night who will “casual." and said it was "relaxed. nice for However. Yousef didn't feel the atmos~ News Editor GregRogers looks into other Activities Board and chairman of the Food be introduced later in the story. ‘ how the Walnut Room compared with. termed it cafeterias and examines how the Walnut Committee at State. approached me about We also decided that four criteria Would other area cafeterias. a cafeteria." She gave the cafeteria a phere was that appealing and Room rates with them. Ed, the possibility of visiting two area reflect our judgments: atmosphere. qual- The K&W Cafeteria in Cameron Village “good" rating. “simply a cafeteria." cafeterias and then comparing them to the ity of food. the grade of the cafeteria. and was our first choice. This cafeteria was Lynn Harris went with a plate of roast "It's not that nice of an atmosphere." he by Greg Rogers Walnut Room. the cafeteria located on the price. Each person was to grade the chosen primarily because of its accessi- beef. broccoli, potatoes. fruit salad. apple explained. “There is no music (actually. News Editor fourth floor of the University Student cafeteria on a general basis: excellent. bility to the State campus. The K&W is pie, bread and skim milk. She felt the there was but 't was so low. it was diffith Center. He suggested we would then very good. good. and poor. Also after what you might describe as a family $3.23 price was "fine" and enjoyed the to hear) and there are too many people Food and eating. It's a way of life. attempt to make an unbiased judgment on visiting all three cafeterias. each person cafeteria. It has a wide variety of foods on atmosphere. She said the portions were running around. It's also not as clean as it And not only that. It’s a pleasure of life. where students can get good food in was asked to order the cafeterias in order its menu. It has a sanitation rating of 90 "just right" and said she “liked everything could be. It's simply a cafeteria—a place to something that people enjoy doing as a Raleigh. and if, in fact, the Walnut Room of preference and give specific reasons per cent. a low “A." There is also a K&W but.the fruit salad. I didn't like the fruit in get away from school." visit at any local restaurant or cafeteria isoneofthose places. I listened to his idea why they liked or disliked it. In ordering in Raleigh located at North Hike "shopping it. Yet; Yousef said he liked the fact one will indicate. and it sounded worthwhilehso we set up food, we decided to each get a meat. two Center. “The food is better here sometimes than could get through the line quickly and said But what about cafeteria dining in three dates when we would go and visit vegetables. a salad. desert. rolls and a Sally Springs. a pre-vet sophomore others." she continued. “It just depends." it was a place he would take his friends. particular and especially on the State these different cafeterias. drink. Therefore in judging prices. we from Charlotte. was our guest for the Lynn gave the K&W a “very good" He gave it a “very good” rating. campus? It seems that for many students. But' we decided we needed to take had to keep in mind that they might be a evening. Sally had turkey and dressing, rating. My $2.95 meal provided me with fried the thoughts ofeating in a school-related some measures which would hopefully bit higher than normal. ’ ‘ butter beans. cream potatoes. congealed YOUSEF QUBAIN enjoyed a meal of chicken. french fries. butter beans. a cafeteria carries bad connotations. dating insure an unbiased investigation so Yousef THE TWO OTHER cafeterias‘which we salad. coconut pie and ice tea at a cost of fish. broccoli. butter beans. cucumber congealed salad. bread. strawberry short- back to high school days. Some students took it upon himself to recruit another decided to compare the Walnut Room $2.39. ' salad. rolls. strawberry shortcake and See "Pfice"Page two Two .' Technician / October 25, 1976

Price, food quality determine Walnut Room study

Prices. to me. mean a lot and the K&W types of . plush chairs. and even a nice. I like the setting here. The decor is Lynn said the portions were fine and would definitely bring friends here to eat. Continuedfrom Page one seemed to be a little high. The atmosphere fireplace.“Itch” a grade “A” rating. with more of a fancy restaurant." stated she would bring a friend there to Yousef gave the Piccadilly an “excellent cake. and chocolate milk. I felt the food wasn't very enjoyable to me. The music a 96.5 score. However. he shid it was not a place he eat. She gave it an “excellent"rating. rating. was of very high quality and would be the was so low it was difficult to hear. it was Our guest for this evening was Martin would come to often “because of the Yousef Qubain feasted on a meal of I enjoyed a fine meal of hamburger type of food I could eat often. quite noisy. and I noticed the floors and Ericson. a supervisor of Food Service at prices" and gave it a “very good rating. barbeque chicken. shrimp salad. green steak. corn. french fries. salad. rolls. and However. in some cases. such as tables seemed to be a little unclean. The State and a former student there also. LYNN HABBIS' $2.55 meal consisted peas. carrots. cherry pie. bread. and coffee blueberry pie. My meal here was just a Vegetable. I personally found the portions atmosphere and price factor brought it Martin's 82.82 meal consistent of mack- of macroni and cheese. slaw, peas. fried at a rather high 84.22 price. Yousef. after few cents more than at the K&W. $3.03. to be a little skimpy for the price. down for me and I rated it “good." erel. cream potatoes. fruit salad. apple pie. chicken. egg custard. mils and skim milk. eating at the K&W. decided that the yet the difference in atmosphere made the However. the meats and deserts I noticed OUR NEXT VISIT was to the Piccadilly rolls and ice tea. He felt the portions were She described the food here as “very, very vegetables and dessert were of larger difference for me. to be quite large. yet the prices for the Cafeteria at Crabtree Valley Mall. The quite adequate and said the quality of food good.'7 and said there was nothing she portions there than at the Piccadilly. But The atmosphere was very enjoyable deserts were in the 8.40 range while the Piccadilly has a wide variety of foods. was good. except his mackerel. which he didn't like. as far as the quality of food was and I. like Yousef. don't consider it a meats generally did not fall below the 5.15 even including Mexican food on its menu. said “wasn't as tasty as it should be." Comparing it to the K&W, she said the concerned. he described it as “excellent." cafeteria due to its superb atmosphere. I level. The interior is decorated with different Martin said the atmosphere was “very salads were much better. the atmosphere YOUSEF TEBMED the atmosphere thought the quality of food was excellent was “10 times better." and she felt the “incredible fantastic. I would never have and the prices were fairly reasonable. It people serving behind the counters known it was a cafeteria. I liked the way it was a relaxed atmosphere to me and I Crier “looked better.” was set up. It is very calm here and I gave it an “excellent" rating. HAVE ANY RECIPES that children STUDENT ADDRESSES: The MORMON STUDENTS! Young THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS of N.C. can make-- like caramel apples or Department of Registration and Adult Home Eveningwill be held at7 State will have a meeting at 6:45 In Jot them down and Records maintains two addresses tonight at 1221 Pineview Dr. Pan to Room 342 Harrelson on Oct. 27. This ’ Jello salads? for each student: (I)the university attend and bring your friends. Is a very important meeting! All Two State students. Phil Keever raffle for $1 for three tickets or 3.50 a bring to Volunteer Service, 3115 correspondence address to which all membersand interested persons are Two State students ticket. Student Center or send to Box 5217. official correspondence is sent (e.g. WHAT ISXTHE Book of Mormon? welcome to attend. NCSU. Recipes will bedistributed to grade reports, bills, etc.), and (2) Comediscover its truths- Tues. night and Mike Stringham. were the recent Club reporter Rusty Coggins said local daycare centers. the local address which indicates the at6:30 in Williams Hall. If you have MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CLUB APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS-- student's actual residence during a Book of Mormon. bring it. will meet Mon. night, Oct. 25 at 7 win free beer winnersof a keg ofbeer raffled off by the money collected from the raffle appropriate technology for the New the school year. It is of great p.m. on 3rd floor of Gardner Hall. the Education 457 Club. Age. Elimination behavioral waste important that these addresses be GET YOUR SKELETONS out of the Speakers are the directors of Med. would be put in the general scholar- Is a more urgent issue than natural kept current. Any student who has closet and help kids have a Happy Tech. programs from Chapel Hill The 457 Club sold tickets for the ship fund of the club. resources! Join our informal read- changed eithe'r the university corre- Halloween!!! Shelley School for and Rex. Please come! in 457 Club raffle No spondence of local address since the mentally retardly chlldr’en. ages 3-0. lng and discussion group. beginning of the year should update needs small Halloween costumes THERE WILL BE A MEETING for commitments; lust for fun, interest. by filling out a either improvised or ready-made. all Registered Democrats registered and maybe even for credit! Films, these addresses B ing to Volunteer Center. 3115-E in Precinct '23 at 6:30 In Room 342 speakers. and literature on behavior “Change of Address“ form at the S udent Center, 737-3193. Harrelson on Oct. 27. modification. Whoever you are, if University Student Center Informa- By Order of 8.0. Former, Ill, Trustee Pursuant to Trust Agreement: you are Interested, the sign-up sheet tion Desk or in the Department of COLLEGE REPUBLICANS will PAMS FALL PICNIC- Thurs.. Oct. is In Dorian Smith's mail slot, 6th Registration and Records. Room meet Tues.. Oct. 26 at 0 p.m. in 20 at 4-7 p.m. All the barbecue floor of Poe Hall. or drop me a post 1000, Harris Hall. Room 141 of Harrelson Hall. chicken and beer you can consume. card: 0. Smith. 4100 Gregory Ln.. FREE FILM: Tonight at 0 p.m. in 10 cents for PAMS students. 50 cents Raleigh. 27610. the Library see Buster Keaton in his FILMS BOARDwill meet Mon.. Oct. forguests. Ticketsonsale tlI Oct. 20. A SEMINAR on iob opportunities silent comedy, "Steamboat Bill, 25 at 5 p.m. in Room 3115-G of the Thepicnicwill beon the Brickyard If with the insurance industry will be Jr." with live piano accompanLI Student Center. All members please the weather Is nice. and under held in the Green Room of the ment. attend. Harrelson Hall If It is not. PUBLIC AUCTIO Student Center. Wed.. Oct. 27 at5:30. Meals can be brought into the Green NCSU VOLUNTEER SERVICE will NCSU ENGLISH CLUB meeting at 6 SQUARE DANCE- The Outing Club - Room priort05:3o. Persons needing have an information booth on the 1st p.m. on Mon.. Oct. 25 in English is sponsoring its annual Square additional Information should con- floor of the Student Center on Tues.. Faculty Lounge (Winston I21). Dance Sat. night. Oct. 30, from 0-12 tact Ms. Cole at 737-2396. October 26 from 10 am—2 pm. Important meeting. in the Student Center Ballroom. Information on volunteer opportu- Club members free. guests cost 50 39 REMAINING RESIDENCES, BEGINNERS JUDO. Tues.. Oct. 26 nities and human service programs ANIMAL SCIENCE CLUB will meet cents. No experience needed! In Room 111 of Carmichael Gym at will be available. Tues.. Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. in 110 Polk Refreshments. too. 6:31. All staff. faculty. and students Hall. All members and interested To Be Sold Individually welcomed. For more info. call Ron EAT. DRINK 0. be merry at our students please attend. THE PSYCHOLOGY CLUB will at 033-207/0. delicious spaghetti dinner for only meetonWed..Oct. 27 at 5 p.m. In 520 51.25. Serving from 11:30-1:00. Oct. THE FRESHMAN Technical Soci- Poe. Dr. Pam Green will be the CAMPUS Y MEETING. Wed.. Oct. 27.28.29 in Room 532 of Poe Hall. If ety will meet on Mon.. Oct. 25 at s speaker. Everyone Is Invited to 27 at 7:30 In the Nub. Everyone is any problems contact Dr. Willis p.m. In the Brown Room. All attend. GREENBEIT TOWNHOMES, invited to attend. Parker, Tail Education. Poe Hall. interested first year engineering students are invited to attend. AG ENGINEERS: There will be an THE ASSOCIATION for Off-Campus SOCIALISM and the ‘76 election. Elections will be held, and refresh- SBE Club meeting Wed.. Oct. 27 in Students will hold a meeting on Tonight at 7:30 in the Board Room of ments served. Y'all comell Weaver Lab. Dinner will be served Wed.. Oct. 27 from 3-4 p.m. In Room the Student Center. It you don't at 6 p.m. and a sign-up sheet Is SOUTHWEST RALEIGH, . 3110 Student Center. All interested want to hear the talk butwant to talk THE DEADLINE DATE' for the posted in Weaver. The meeting will are welcome to attend. about anything concerning social- Homecoming Queen Contest has start at 7 p.m.. and there's the persons ism; come by about 0:30. The been moved back to Oct. 27th at 5 possibility of a bluegrass band THE ASSOCIATION for Off-Campus speak in Gary Sage, has been an p.m. This movement was necessary playing beforehand! adioceiit to CARY. Students will hold a banquet on active socialist for 6 years and so to give all organizations more time A.R.C. CANOEING- sponsored by Tues.. Oct. 26. at 12 in the Brown can answer a whole lot of questions. for selection of a contestant. the Outing Club. Basic canoelng and Room of the Student Center. Lu Given by the Young Socialist Applications can still bepicked up at river techniques class to be taught Anne Rogers will be guest speaker. Alliance. the Office of Student Affairs. over thenextfewweeks. For info. or and will speak on the roles of Student PEACE IN MIDDLE EAST. Lecture to sign up attend the OutlngClub Government. All students are by Dr. Hatin Hussaini of the League WANNA PLAY AROUND? Daycare meeting on Wed.. Oct. 27 at 1:30 In Invited to attend. Come ask those of Arab States. Sponsored by Arab center for mentally retarded child- Student Center Blue Room. questions you've been saving up! Club at NCSU. Ball Room, Student ren needs recreational help In the Center, Thurs.. Oct. 20th at 0 p.m. afternoons. Contact Volunteer Ser- THE OUTING CLUB will meet on TERTULIA- Spanish Club Open vice at 3115-E Student Center or call Wed.. Oct. 27 at 7:30 in the Blue house on Oct. 21 at 3:306:00 at the CIRCLEJC CLUB will meet tonight 737-3193 for more Information. Room of the Student Center. Slide Rathskeller on Hillsborough St. All at 6 p.m. in the Blue Room, Student show this week and trip reports on Interested In speaking Spanish are Center. , ll members are urged to SKI TRIP- The Physical Education fall break trips. All interested invited to attend. attend. nyone interested in a Department is offering a one hour persons please attend. PANCAKE SUPPER. all you can servic ub will be welcomed. redlt course In Downhill Snow M. 99! SLTS. 32“. 71333., Cd. 26 :IUIII ...:iir.g Ii'um Sun.. Jan. 2 to Fri., Jan. PAMS COUNCIL meets Tues.. OCt. 5-7 p.m. at The Wesley Foundation THE LEOPOLD WILDLIFE CLUB 7 at Appalachian Ski Mountain In 16 0t7z30ln120 Dabney. bever- will meet Tues.. Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. in Boone. N.C. Anyone interested In 'lClark and Horne). Includes 3533 Gardner. Plans M" be dis- going mustattend theorganizational .SCIENCE FILMS from NASA and age. sausage. and apple sauce. All cussed for'ttie up‘cornlng‘Plg Plckin meeting on Thurs.. Nov. 4 at 5 p.m. ERDA will be shown on Thurs. at are invited. and trip to Mattamuskeet. Every- in the University Student Center 7:30 in Erdahl-Cloyd Theater. AN ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING one is reminded to bring their S3 Ballroom. The trip will cost sss and Admission free. will be held to discuss the possibility dues. Program by Ducks Unlimited. we will be staying at the Ramada of a women's organization at State. Inn in Boone. N.C. A s20depositwill EMPLOYERS NEEDING students Brown Room of Student Center. RAPE CRISIS CENTER will hold be due at the meeting-on Thurs.. to work on or off-campus are invited YOU SET Sole Starts at “:00 A.M., Tues.. Oct. 26. All Interested training sessions for new volunteers Nov. 4.: towriteor call their ioborders to the personsplaase attend. starting Thurs.. Oct. 20. For more Financial Aid Office. 213 Peale. information call NCSU Volunteer LA. COUNCIL meets Wed.. Oct. 27 737-2421. 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Melinda ljebermann sings with North Carolina Symphony The making of a star took from again. she sang with more zest and The rest of the concert was ”the orchestra overpowers the place last Monday night at Miss Liebermann began her confidence. devoted to orchestral works string. Until some changes can Memorial Auditorium when the Raleigh debut with Mozart's After the Mozart Work the with the Symphony starting take place in the Auditorium. North Carolina Symphony pre- Emulate Jubilate, K. 165 which audience was treated to two the evening with Hindemith's Maestro Gosling would do best sented Miss Melinda Lieber- is a most demanding vocal work arias from Verdi's La Tram'ata, Mathis de Mater. The Hinde- to have the brass section play mann in concert. Miss Lieber- from the Classical period. “Ah fors'e lui" and "Sempre mith work is a most enjoyable slightly less loud to give the mann was the winner of the Classical vocal works are ex- Libera." With the operatic work which displays some strings the chance to be heard 1976 Young Artist Competition tremely difficult to sing and selections Miss Liebermann unusual musical techniques throughout all of the Audit- sponsored by the North Caro- even more difficult to convey sang with more confidence and such as an eerie whining effect orium. lina Symphony and as a result the feeling and meaning and more heart. Her vocalization produced by the string instru- Finally a word must be said .of this she was to perform with Miss Liebermann was having was quite clear despite her ments when their highest for the attendance at the the Symphony in various cities no trouble with the interpreta- relative lack of volume as string is fingered near the concert. The Auditorium ap- in the state including Raleigh. tion. However, everything compared to a seasoned oper- bridge of the instrument. This peared to be only half filled. Her perfromance clearly indi- worked out for the best when atic soprano. she could be heard technique was frequently used Had the weather been as bad as cated that she had the makings she sang the familiar “Allelujo” fairly well in the mezzanine by Bernard Hermann in many the day before, the attendance of a star and would be heard from the Mozart work where section of the auditorium. of his suspense movie scores. could have been justified but The Liebermann recital fol- since it was not. no plausible lowed the Hindemith work explanation can be found. One which was then followed by a almost shudders to think that brief intermission. When the perhaps the large audiences of orchestra returned they per- recent have come about be- formed Tchaikovsky's Sym- cause some name performer phony No. in D Major. 0p. 2.9. has been present and that when This is a somewhat long work The Symphony performs alone but when performed well it is that no one really takes the most enjoyable and the Sym- interest to attend. Let's hope phony and Maesto Gosling did that this supposition can be do an excellent job with it. disproven the next time the Perhaps the only criticism North Carolina Symphony. per- that can be leveled toward the forms without name guests by Symphony really should be having much better attendance directed to the Auditorium to the concerts. itself. In certain parts of the Auditorium the brass section of ‘ —Edward Breeden ~>

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and its peanut babies. The Fair a pretty serious place. It's girlfriend (9r whatever) on the people tires? as they were definely an education to find double fe ' wheel. Just like and doing t eir stuff made out how much a hogshead of Santa C us, the fair will come North Carolina a pretty good tobacco weighs and is worth, again next year for the child- place tobefrom andbeproud of. and to discover that fantastic ren, no matter how old they All of this makes the State buttons can be made with are. me hickory nuts. But a different education is waiting for you outside with the rides and the Photos by games. not to mention the shows including “girls." freaks Chris Kuretz 4. of nature and such. The rides were unbelievable. Irode the Zipper which seemed to be the worst one there and spent all the time after the first three turns on that thing trying to retrieve all my worldly Collins makes audience possessions that had somehow managed to escape my double- checked pocketbook and were flying through the air. I man- welcome in Chapel Hill aged to catch my keys when they hit me in the throat, but I by Nancy Williams setting for the focal point of lost my tube of chapstick. (It Entertainment Editor many as she moved from piano was strawberry-flavored. too.) to guitar to microphone creat- The throngs of people who CHAPEL HILL—“Thank you ing beauty for both the ears and seemed to be determined to and welcome" was her selfmade eyes. spend all their money. turn introduction and the audience Beginning the first half ofthe their internal anatomy upside was indeed made to feel that concert at the piano with “Born down and generally wander way by Judy Collins on Friday to the Breed." she proceeded to Nancy Williams expounder and the listener -‘ aimlessly around the fair, were night in Carmichael Auditori- amaze everyone with her high. ' by made up of teenagers um. The stage and piano draped clear voice that did everything i fi- . Entertainment Editor when the State Fair time ended mostly she asked it to duringthe entire . ,. ‘ and now I can say that the and their dates. Of course there in beautiful multi-colored if The North Carolina State State Fair is probably best were lots of parents there with scarves served as the perfect evening. She then moved to the « Fair came and went this past enjoyed by people between the sleeping children thrown across Debbie Altomare week in all its glory and ages of six and sixteen. their shoulder trailing multi- splendor. By now. at least a colored balloons tied to their guitar with “City of New for Duke.” a song written by Not that I didn't have a good Orleans" and the concert was Judy Collins about Duke thousand school children are time (or at least that's what I wrists. The older people I expounding on those same told my date). but I can seemed to be content to stay off and running. . Ellington. qualities to wide-eyed school remember a time when I was within the confines of the All twenty-two songs that Included in this set were mates who were not so fortu- ready to believ’e everything exhibit halls. staying away Judy Collins did Friday night “Some Day Soon." seemingly nate to have gone and done and that was printed on a side show from the weight-guessing men were good. Five were from what all the audience had been seen and ridden. Looking back. canvas sheet. And while the and the come-ens of the bur- her new album. Bread and waiting for. and “The Lovin' of I can remember being both the lesque ladies. Roses. the title cut of which the Game," which she called sight of the biggest pumpkin was probably the best received “my philosophy of life. at lead; in North Carolina still thrills So the State Fair came and song of the evening. Her old on certain da s." - 5 emit mate have lost alittle went. There was something . songs like “Sons .of” ~7end—w-‘eren walked off the of its glamor. there for everyone whetherdt “Farewell to Tarwathiel"’stage. sh ““ceived what 3 The livestock. housed in their was petting the rabbits or your brought back good memories. commonplace these days and is new buildings. were interest- Two Randy Newman songs. rarely well-deserved. a raise- ing. Their owners. camped "Political Science” and “Marie," hell whistling and stomping around the pavillion. watching were also high points. standing ovation. In this case T.V. with their prised cow or The way Judy Collins smiled. the ovation was well-deserved pig, grooming them for the big , the way shedressed and moved and the encore that followed. moment when Old Bessie is and acted made the auditorium “Send in the Clowns." proved finally the best goat in North a warm and intimate place to it Carolina (and, of course. you be. There was no cold profes- If you missed Judy Collins. really knew it all the time). sionalism. no feeling that she then you missed a very good paint a picture of hard-work was working at all. She seemed concert. She even conquered and rest well-deserved that is to be happy and certamly' the the acoustics of Carmichael mirrored in the lines and lines audience was glad she was. Auditorium. _ of watermelon rind pickles and After the intermission. she canned squash that are dis— came back for another hour played with this blue ribbon or long set. beginning with her that honorable mention in the alone on the stage at the piano exhibit halls. singing “Secret Gardens." She The crafts building was pro- remained as the band filed back bably the high point of the on for the performanceof“Song evgning with its corncob men Debbie Altomare

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Wolfpack rolls over eatrric acmosn, 38-21

State gains 496 total yards, records first home victory by Jimmy Carroll row. the opposition bounced Elijah Marshall on a 13-yard Sports Editor back with a long touchdown touchdown pass. Jay Sherrill pass just before the half and kicked his fourth PAT of the State broke its four-game was able to make the contest half for a 28% lead. winless streak in Carter Sta- interesting. THE STATE defense held dium Saturday with a one-sided Clemson on four plays and the 38-21 victory over hapless State. now 3-4-1. led 214) aggressive Pack offense man- Clemson. when O‘Cain. replacing starter aged to get in position for a Only some lapses in the Steve Fuller, hit wide receiver 47-yard attempt by Sherrill Wolfpack defense which al- Joey Walters on a 56-yard with nine seconds left Sherrill's lowed Tiger quarterback Mike touchdown pass with 3:11 left kick was wide. O'Cain to break several long in the half: State's Richard Sherrill kicked a 21-yard field plays kept the game from being Carter blocked the extra point goal in the third quarter before a total catastrophe for Clemson. attempt. and State led 21-6. the Tigers came back on a pair THE WOLFPACK offense. The way the Wolfpack of- of touchdown runs by O'Cain. directed by the unflappable fense was operating. however, the second a brilliant 69-yarder. Johnny Evans. rolled up 496 that was too much time to “l was really impressed with yards in total offense and. for waste. 0n the second play of Clemson and coach (Red) Park- the second successive week, the following drive. Evans kept er." said State head coach Bo staked State to a 214) lead in for a 55-yard gain to the Rein. "They never conceded the first half. Clemson 16-yard line. Two and just kept coming back at Also for the second week in a plays later, Evans hit split end us. I had no idea that their quarterback could run that 0‘ ‘ g.‘ well." ‘8 The Tigers had narrowed the gap to 31-21 on O'Cain's touch- down runs, but State then took the ball 77 yards in seven plays for the insurance touchdown. a one-yard burst by Ted Brown. “THERE WERE a lot of big plays, but I don't thind there was any real key to what happened." said Rein. “Our defense put on its best pass rush ofthe season. But we gave up too many big plays. just had a few breakdowns." The breakdowns. according to defensive tackle Jim Hen- derson. may have been a result of complacency caused by mounting a 25-point lead in the third period. “We might have had a slight letdown in the second half." Henderson admitted. “It shouldn't happen, but it's not hard to do, especially against Chris Seward c Sewer the veer. Against the veer you Woltpack linebacker Kyle Wescoe attempts to stop Clemson quarterback Mike O'Cain from gaining further yardage. State running back Ted Brown fighting for some of the 147 yards can't make any mistakes or he gained against Clemson this past Saturday. The High Point they'll make a big play out of it. sophomore is just three yards shy of being State's third alt-time You have to keep your head rusher. more against a finesse type leading offense than a power offense." The Tiger veer. outside of O'Cain's 140 yards on 13 Carolina wins state meet; Pack slumps tO 46th? Parkersights Brown carries. was not extremely effective. Harold Goggins by Greer Smith was looking for a fifth man State's prospects for a good picked up 62 yards on 17 Staff Writer capable of placing well, now ACC meet in two weeks carries. Warrin Ratchford 47 must complete the season with dimmed following Saturday's as difference in game yards on 10 carries and Fuller The University of North Car- only three runners capable of performance. With only three 10 yards on 11 carries. Clemson olina's ‘cross country team placing well, following injuries competitive runners. the Pack by David Carroll is now 1-4-2. continued to be the surprise and illness to Mike Bailey. was not only beaten by powers Assistant Sports Editor The story of the day was the squad this year in ACC compe- Tony Bateman continued to Duke and North Carolina. but solid play of Evans. who also tition while State’s season lead the Pack with a 24:39 was also forced to take a back Some things. such as opposing coaches’ assessments of State > was the key in State's 21-13 continued to deteriorate in the timing, a personal best. and a seat to Wake Forest. a team running back Ted Brown's ability. sound like a redundant tape victory over North Carolina a State cross country meet Sat- sixth place finish. Gary Griffith, that is perennially one of the' recording of a script written by a smooth public relations man. week ago. urday. . and Brian Ackley were next in weakest squads in the confer- But every week Brown does the same things to prompt such EVANS' ONLY flaw was a Led by Ralph King's winning line for State with 218t and fumble when he tried to make a run of 24:27.08, UNC demo- verbage. A couple of touchdowns here, a few eye-catching runs lished a field comprised of 22nd place finishes and per- there, a whole lot of extra yards everywhere. pitch with half the Clemson sonal bests of 25:44 and 25:45. DIAMONDS JUST LISTEN to Clemson coach Red Parker. who team hanging from his jersey, teams from North Carolina . No other State runner placed undoubtedly wishes Brown had kept running fast breaks in which, incidentally, was No. 9 colleges in winning this event in the top 30. J. basketball instead of running circles around football defenses. instead of his normal No.10. for the first time since 1968. COMBS WAS pleased with “I want to say that Ted Brown is one of the finest running Evans has exhausted the sup- The Heels, who have upset the finishes of his first three backs that we've ever played against." said Parker. “He was ply of No. 10 tearaways this pre-season conference favorites men but was discouraged with the difference in us stopping them at least 15 different times season. Maryland and Duke in dual the overall team performance. when they would have had to punt. It was entirely his effort Evans was the Pack's second meets, finished far ahead of "The first three guys ran which enabled them to keepthe ball." leading rusher with 126 yards. runner-up Duke by a score of very well but after that we Brown, who rushed for 147 yards and two scores in the He also passed for 53 yards. 31-55. Surprising Pembroke didn't do much," he said de- Wolfpack's 38-21 triumph ever the Tigers, now has a grand scored two touchdowns and State finished third with 102 jectedly. “We just don't have two year total‘ of_ 374 yards and six touchdowns against passed for one more. The junior points, Appalachian State came any depth beyond the top Clemson. Parker would undoubtedly quickly volunteer to be from High Point explained that in fourth, Wake Forest fifth, three." the chairman of the Ted Brown-for-All-America election not only himself but the whole and State a distant sixth. committee. team was playing better each BREVARD, Western Caro- A QUICK glance at Brown's statistics over a two-year period week. lina. High Point. and Davidson RESEARCH 95 Caratr-._,..~$297 shows the High Point sophomore's impressive credentials. He "We’re all doing things bet- rounded out the team finishers. 3’4 Carat ...$497 already has 25 touchdowns (second in State history) and 1815 ter than before." Evans said. Carolina placed all their top‘ Thousands of Topics . career yards. which puts him just three yards shy of third place “it used to be that we'd fumble five finishers in the top ten. Send for your up—to-date, 160- [Carat ...$697 on State's all-time rushing list behind the late Dick Christy. . and our opponent would take it Gary Hoffstetter placed fourth. page, mail order catalog. Enclose Typically, Brown. the team player, isn't concerned with such in for a score. Now we fumble Kent Taylor seventh, iTom 31.00 to cover postage and and the defense gets it right Ward ninth, and William handing. ’ individual matters. Give him a win and he'll be happy. behind King. “It sure is nice to win two games straight," smiled Brown in back. Southerland tenth RESEARCH ASSISTANCE, INC: ' BENJAMIN the locker room Saturday. "We've been gradually getting “We're getting confident While Carolina had an out- 11322 IDAHO AVE, 2% ...... better over the weeks on offense. now," he continued. “But we’re Paul Tew 'standing team effort State LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90025 Upstairs-706 BB&T Bldg. “I FEEL that we can go on and win the rest of our games," he by no means cocky. We know State cross country runner Gary Griffith finished 21st overall and continues to be plauged by lack (213) 477-8474 333 Fayetteville St. continued. “And if we do that it may not be considered a big teams can beat us because they second for the Pack in Saturday’s state cross country of depth. Coach Russ Combs. Our research papers are sold for Phone: 834 4329 season. but it sure will be a succeasbul one." have." championship. who at the start of the season - research purposes only. 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Some lighter moments at State tests new defense the State-Clemson game

against Pirates tonight

bv Lu Angel merit. but Appalachian State. nemisis for the Wolfpack. State Staff Writer North Carolina. East Carolina. is a definite threat to win the UNC-Greensboro. State. and tournament if they can recon- "The best offense is a good several other teams are only a cile the two problems. The defense" is a favorite saying of step behind. young squad hopes to begin basketball and football coaches. inconsistency and mental er- that quest tonight against East At least one State team hopes TOFS have been the main Carolina. what they say is true. Ina 6 pm. contest tonight with East Carolina at Car- michael Gym. the State wo- men's volleyball team will dis- play a new defensive alignment geared to revitalize an incon- sistent offensive attack. ACCORDING TO State hit- ter Lynn Davidson. the new defense allows the Wolfpack to assume an offensive position from what is usually a defen- _ sive position. “When the other team dinks over our blockers. the new defense allows us to use the first hit as the first offensive play rather than just hitting the ball back over the net any way we can." explained Davidson. State has lost three of its last four matches. but at least part of the difficulty can be attri- buted to the usual period of adjustment required to make the new defense a smooth part of play. Davidson sees improvement Iss‘,~ys .-. despite the results of recent contests. ‘The offense has "liosnaah improved a lot," enthused Da- vidson. “Our setters have been I-UIIIIOCII FDUIKGUTS giving us really good sets on State's soccer team toned up for tomorrow's match against North Carolina by edging the Blue Devils offense. Olga DeSouza. Char- 3-2 last Friday. lotte Hogan. Happy Erickson, and Lorry Romano have really been setting well." THE BETTER placement Hosts UNC tomorrow and timing displayed by David- son and her fellow hitters Kit 12.1331}’lh Rhea and Donna Andrews have also bolstered the offensive J2 'Ishlwg"::I-“Et State stops Duke 3-2 improvement. Paul Kearns a315.3: Although State defeated Volleyball player Christine Chambers knocks ball over the net In an 0"} ECU earlier this season, the earlier match. State hopes to achieve success through the new by Pete Michenfelder was pure hustle with a lot of Duke territory with many Pirates were without one of defensive alignment it will display against East Carolina tonight In Staff Writer contact. great head shots. Jeffrey Gaf- their strongest players. Debbie Carmichael Auditorium. Cocaptain Dan Beatty sta- fin. Jim Moseley. Rick Frank- Freeman. at the time. Freeman The State hooters really rose ted: “We could have passed off. and Byrne all worked well sat out the contest with a foot to the occasion Friday after- better. but we made up for that together in keeping the Duke injury. but is expected to be at noon to defeat the Duke Blue by hustling all over the field. It players from mounting a good full strength for tonight's P.E. proficiency tests begin Devils 3-2. giving them needed . was a good, scrappy match. We attack. match. State's defense will be momentum for Tuesday’s had some relatively inexper- GOALIE MURRAY Johnson hard pressed to stop Freeman. Students interested in being section must then take the match with North Carolina at ienced guys playing today who played one of his best games of a strong leaper and powerful exempted from required physi- skills test. Some sports will Doak Field. really came through for us. We the year. too. Many times. spiker. cal education courses may do so require game participation. The tempo of the game was had to have that kind of a game because of his good positioning. Coaching ECU will be a by passing the P.E. depart- Proficiency testing will be quickly set. with midfielder Jim from them and we got it." he was able to stop Duke shots familiar face to the Wolfpack. ment's proficiency tests. administered only to students Davis seurhIg from iabout 30 ASSISTANT COACH Bob on . - former State assistan Sheilah The tests are administered who are currently enrolled in yards out on a beautiful loop Gywn felt that Steve Rea State coach Max Rhodes had Cotton. once each semester in the physical education. shot- that went in the upper played his best game and just praise for his team. especially Davidson expects the match following sports: badminton. A student may not take right hand corner of the goal. played hard. agressive ball. for the new boys who were to be a competitive one. “ECU body mechanics, fencing. hand- scheduled tests for exemption From this point on the game Because of the play of Rea. getting some of their initial is a good. strong team. and we ball. modern dance. squash. in an activity which he is Patrick Ndukuba. Scott Corrie. playing time. will have to play well to beat tennis. swimming. weight currently enrolled in. No 'Beatty. and Rodney Irizarry. “I was real pleased by how them." she said. training and track and field. academic credit or grade will be the Wolfpack was able to keep they came through for us AS THE regular season Registration for the current given for passing a proficiency photos by Chris Seward ACC Scoreboard the ball in Duke territory for comes to a close and the state semester begins Monday. Oct. test nor is there any penalty for much of the game. today." he said. “They hustled tournament approaches. State's 25. and continues until Friday. failing the test. RESULTS The first-half scoring was and scrapped for the ball. which young team sits in the middle of Oct. 29. Students may register State 38. Clemson 21 deadlocked 2-2. with Ndukuba was exactly the kind of play we a group of good but often from 8 am. to 5 pm. at the Maryland 30. Duke 3 scoring the second goal for needed from them." inconsistent teams. No team main office in Carmichael Gym. I Virginia 18. Wake Forest 17, State. Then with about ten That kind of play will need to has asserted itself as the Examinations will be given I continue if State is to be $1295 VCarolina12.EastCarolina10 minutes left in the game Dave dominant force in the state. Tuesday, Nov. and Wednes- Prem Retreads I Byrne came charging through successful against arch-rival High Point and Duke have day. 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Going to pot? The United States is in the middle of a “dope marijuana use led to experimentation with and drought" this fall. According to several under- eventually addiction to the “hard stuff" will get ground newspapers the usual pre-harvest fall dry laughs at almost any gathering. spellhasbenetrtendedpoeslblywellintothe But if the attitude of society in general has winter by the efforts of the Drug Enforcement changed, its official attitude as espoused in its Amy- statutes has remained virtually intact. Marijuana Conceivedby Richard Nixon as a wonderful is still clasified as a “narcotic" in most states, weapon for conducting his personal war against despite the fact that no expert in the United the various unholy elements in society, the Drug States, whether for or against r at, will say that it Enforcement Agency received shots in the arm. is. Penalties for the use of the drug, except for a in the form of money and legislation pushed few states, have remained officially harsh, even through by Nixon under the guise of law and though some judges have been predisposed to order—three of Tricky's favorite words. The DEA giving probation to first and second offenders. has been accused, by alarmingly reputable One of the primary reasons cited by those sources, of terrorism, kidnapping, illegally taking who offer a different rationale every year, as their persons out of Latin American countries, torture, previous one was disproved or discredited, for . and imprisonment of suspects without trial or keeping the marijuana laws on the books is that charge. ' research is still not “conclusive" about its The DEA has become, in fact, as close to a long-term effects and more work, needs to be Secret Police force as this country has had in done. This is despite the fact that all efforts to link some time. It is currently carrying out defoliation the drug to chromosome damage, brain damage, raids on marijuana fields in Colombia and other lung cancer and other maladies have all failed Central and South American countries, and and the fact that cigarettes and alcohol, which partly because of this the folw into this country 'have been proven harmful and even fatal are still has been dramatically slowed down. Another sold almost everywhere. part of the problem, according to one news service, is that the drop in the value of US. Several states have tried an experiment with currency is leading importers to seek other the “decriminalization” of marijuana, issuing markets for their merchandise. citations muCh like traffic tickets for violators. The use and acceptance of marijuana have While this isbetter than prison sentences, it is still grown tremendously over the past few years. in the kind of compromise which will make nobody 1971 the Student Affairs Division conducted a happy. survey which showed that 35 percent of State These states are saying in effect that students polled had tried pot. No such survey marijuana use is bad, but not too bad. This is has been conducted at State recently, but hogwash. Either something is wrong for most nationwide survey .of college students was people or it isn't. And marijuana use isn’t. There published in the October Playboy. It showed that are a lot of ifs, ands, and buts, but that is the between 75 and 80 percent ' of the college bottom line most people would agree to. students in the country had tried pot, while 38 ' Only Alaska has gone all the way in making it ' percent used it regularly. Though this does not legal for a person .to smoke and grow the weed prove that use at State has gone up by that on one’s own property. After the Alaska amount in this period of time, it does hint at it. decision, there was much hope for similar reform Other studies have indicated that people in in the laws of this country, but it hasn’t been college act more like other people in college than forthcoming. The Democratic Platform. Commit- like nonstudents from their own area and age tee even turned down a plank calling for group. decriminalization. In other words, college students are college One.of Jimmy Carter’s campaign advisors has students, regardless of the location in the said he doesn't think it will be too long before country. criminal penalties for the use of heroin are Layer after layer of students has taken its removed, after the example of Great Britain. In 72% of all Not perfect . . . yet place in society, and the result is that attitudes in the light of the degree of enlightenment the society as a whole have changed drastically. The government has shown to this point, though, we Technician staff members Students this year, as in probably every year, The Technician, also at the first of the year, change has been so sudden that a 1968 Dragnet wouldn’t. hold our breath. The laws, and the are either quite upset or have deep reservations had the problem of getting out on time in the episode which . solemnly demonstrated that drought, may continuefor some time to come. read. about the performance of the four student mornings, which both students, faculty, and publications. administration officials complained about. How- After all, many students argue, they support ever, this has now been corrected and the paper letters these publications with their student fees, and is now generally out on time. Both Woodrow Wilson (in 1916) and Franklin D. Example 3: True Mr. Fisher, Holshouser therefore question the publication when any WKNC-FM has been a tremendous news- Fisher partisan Roosevelt (in 1940) in their presidential might be wrong in saying that the reason for problems occur. maker this year with the resignation of its station cam igns conveyed the idea that America Ford cutting Carter’s lead in North Carolina to And it is true the publications have had their manager and operations manager and its Dear Editor: wou d not go to war. It Wilson had let it be two percentage points is due to the Playboy share of problems The Agromeck, State's internal staff problems. And last Wednesday known to Japan and Nazi Germany, that interview. However, instead of tryingto make yearbook, appears to have had leadership night, a technical problemput the station off the in the past, I have felt a certain eagerness to America was strong and would fight any the Governor look foolish, you should have problems and will be later than expected in air for several days. But' the internal staff read any editorial by Kevin Fisher. Most of the aggressive nation, both world wars would have mentioned the reason for Ford’s growing getting out this year. Several people, many of problems appear to have been ‘corrected and time we agreed, but even if we didn't, i always been avoided. ‘ strength. Perhaps people are finding out that whom'were members of the Technician 'staff, station officials said Saturday that WKNC shoulc‘ feltthat Mr. Fisher was an observant and 3) After World War ll, President Truman sold Carter’s political philosophy is one of expediency volunteered at the last minute to get the book be back on the air in several days. intelligent person. However, Wednesday’s the freedomof the Koreans down the river by -“He will say anything, anytime, anywhere to out on time. Of course, in past years the Even the Windhover is having its share 0 editorial, ‘Political Fishbowl,’ shows that Fisher is ‘ dividing that nation with the communists. If not anyone, just to get a vote." Technician staff members have always, some problems in' finding an office but a recen' not all that bright. for this absurd act by Truman, the Korean War Obviously, Mr. Fisher your editorial was how, managed to become involved in the Publications Authority meeting solved tha Example A: Mr. Fisher condemns Senator would have never happened. politically motivated (i.e. pro-Carter). Maybe in Agromeck’s affairs. problemby placing the Windhover on the thirc‘ Dole’s comment on “Democratic wars." Thus, Bob Dole’s comment on "Democratic the future you should try to be more intelligent, In fact, in a decision back in 1969, the floor of the, Student Center. 1) A Democrat was president at the onslaught Wars" does not mean the Democrats were the rather than partisan. ' Publications Authority decided that the Agro- So with all the problems the publications haw of each 20th'century war. cause of the wars, but it does mean that the meck would be discontinued after that year had in the first few weeks of the fall semester 2) “Countries will only start wars if they are responsibility for World War I, World War II and Charles Lucas simply because Technician staff people were people have to wonder if the students have lost convinced that a stronger nation will not fight." the Korean War is theirs. Soph. ME. beginning to control the staff. Yet the Agromeck com lete confidence in them? We hope not am did come out the next year when the for ese reasons. «a ‘ Dotti YOU~FEEL_‘IOU qer your: MONEy ‘5 Wotan-i FROM Tue Publications Authority reversed itself and ever The students must keep in mind that these ar U.S. blamed for boycott since has been dominated by Technician staff student publications. Even though all of ther momma] MEN you TALK A mons- 0F items To the Editor: people. strive for perfection, excellence and a professior However, this year, Agromeck Editor Daphne al flavor, many students working on th 61%th ON A Mi. can, ? _ ~ With astonishment I watched Governor Hamm is doing much to change this situation. publications are there because they kn0\ Carter on TV. talking about the Arab Oil She is attempting to give the Agromeclt an nothing about a certain publication but have Embargo. He said that this .ountry should identity of its own and for this she is to be sincere desire to learn. And this is part of th punish the Arabs and declare the economic war commended. By bringing in outside people to responsibility of student publications—to teac against themifthey would ever try to do what performvarious staff responsibilities, she is giving students how to put out a newspaper, they did in Oct. 1973. Unfortunately, even" the yearbook strong leadership and the yearbook, or a literary magazine, and do it righ though Mr. Carter might be the next president of prospects for the 1976-77 Agromeck look We’re not perfect, but we try. Be patient. W the greatest state on earth, he failed to extremely good. are. understand that in 1973 the Arabs were forced to the embargo by the action of the US. The US. social stigma that is naturally attached to such an Technician within few days during the October War poured unnatural mode of existence. And if and until our society chooses to “evolve a more liberal and what is worth of more than 2 billion dollars of Howard Barnett ...... Editor phantomjets, Napalmbombs, tanks and other receptive" attitude toward yourpar'ticular John Garrison ...... Production Manager military hardware to Israel to do the killing, the idiosyncracies, then you must shoulder the Greg Rogers ...... News Editor destruction and the expansion in the neighboring sanctions imposed by a society on individuals Lynne Griffin ...... Assistant News Editor Arab states. The least the Arabs could do was to violating standard and necessary norms Jimmy Carroll ...... Sports Editor shut off the oil fields to slow down the US. established by and for members of thatsociety. David Carroll . .'...... Assistant Sports Editor factories that are using their oil to produce Do you find the cartoons'incriminating or Nancy Williams ..... Entertainment Editor weapons to be given to Israel to be used against discriminating—or is it that their implications hit Derek White ...... Advertising Manager them. so close to home that “the bit dog is barking?" ChrisKuretz ...... Photo Editor ‘ I hope that Governor Carter would realize I suggest, sir(?) that ifthe high heel fits, wear it! these facts in his future talks and actions. Production Terry Martin Ruth Adams Rickey Childrey Martha Gwyn Adel M. Elwefati Jr. BCH Larry Bliss Sherry Dix Feagin Harmon Grd. Civil Eng. Bill Blue Beth McCall Sally Williamson Letters to the Editor should not exceed 3m words and Dawn Branch Tommy Childrey Maria Reeves may be edited it they do. Letters may also be edited for Cory Buckle Cheryl Estes Wes Cashwell If it fits, wear it potentially libelous material. The Technician reserves the right to retuse to print letters when space problems Rob Carspecken Lisa Eudy Helen Tart occur or many letters come in dealing Monica Schanley Maureen Droessler To the Editor; subject. with the same. In response to C. Christopher Peterson’s me Tea-moan Is published every My, Wednesday objections to the comedy and satire expressedby aid Friday during the school year except during holidays I'll exam periods. Publisher is Hinton Press, Mr. Burney and othercartoonists through ”Quelqu’un doit le faire.” lnc..Mebene, N.C. Offices are located in Suites . characters portraying homosexuality, I must say, 320-3121, University Student Center. Send correspon- “Really. Peterson!" I mean, no one forced you to dence to Sex 5690, Raleigh, N. C. 27607. Second class accept the lifestyle you obviously prefer. You - Napoleon postagepaid in Raleigh. N.c. knew that with that lifestyle you must accept the