UNC Turns Qualified Applicants by Howard Barnett Associate Editor

UNC turns qualified applicants

by Howard Barnett ‘and expects to cut the number to 2.500 next fall. yesterday that he had no way of knowing how many students Associate Editor UNC-G HAS SET UP A QUOTA system for freshman who would otherwise have been admitted would be turned admission and expects to turn away some qualiﬁed applicants. down this year. Campuses in the UNC system are trying many ways to limit as do Pembroke State and Elizabeth City State. Appalachian "'I haven’t asked forany summary figures so far. so I have no enrollment next year but what it boils down to in many cases is State has stopped accepting applications and N.C. Central has way of knowing." said Friday in a telephone interview. “w e imply not admittingthousands of qualiﬁed applicants this time. refused to acceptspecial students or to readmit students who have had as many as 4% people decide they weren't going to a At State. standards have been raised for the admission of have withdraen. school after all and so it won't be until probably he middle of freshmen and transfer students and acceptance of applications The drastic measures came as a result of notice from the the summer before we have any accurate numbein" for next year in any formwere cut off after February. UNC Board of Govenors that enrollment ceilings set for this FRIDAY ALSO DID NOT know where the people who were UNC-CH faces similar problems. rejecting60 per cent of the year would be enforced. The limitations. were exceeded last turned down in the state universities were going although they 10,000 applicants the school has had‘this year. Most of those year and the result was extreme overcrowding of dormitory do not appear to be turning to the state's community college rejected were in the top fourth of their high school classes. space and classrooms. as well as other facilities. in some system in great numbers. Chapel Hill plans to hold its freshman class next year to 2.900 institutions. All of the schools were’overcrowded this year. “Some people apply to two or three institutions when they students.the same number it had this year. State was able to with the highest numerical overcrowding coming from State. start out and we have now ay of telling where they are going hold its freshman class this year to 2.800. the same as last year UNC President William C. Friday told the Technician See “Friday. "page 2 William C. Friday

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North Carolina State University’s Student Newspaper Since 1920 h Volume LVl, Number 71 Monday, March 29, 1976 v Candidates give up ' .. f ‘me‘l . 4:y<_ ‘5' . _" as; Students cast lots invalidation push; I" n . \.,

results stand f}; spring for'darmitary space by Lynne Griffin invalidaltions in the ballots Staff Writer because people would vote for four or five people for Judicial by Greg Rogers Last December. the residence life committee 'Jomplaints were submitted Board instead of three.or they News Editor denied appeals by special groups such as the by two candidates for student would vote for two or three athletic department and foreign students for government. offices calling for people instead of just one in Getting a dorm room at State for . e results of last week's some of the other races. Just upperclassmen is like discovering a gold mine elections to be invalidated and a because one section of the no one else knows about—it's hard to come by. new election held but were ballot was invalid did not mean Because of the lack of dorm space on the dropped Sunday thereby keep- the whole thing was invalid. State campus. students in recent years have ing last week's election results The majority of the invalida- been forced to seek out other places in which to the same. tions came with the Judicial live while attending school. Since 4.100 Jim Sutton. a Student Senate Board. A ballot was not invalid students have already applied for the 3.600 President candidate in last if they just voted for Student dorm rooms available for next Fall. the week's election. and John Body President and nothing University decided to implement a system Bryant. a Student Body Trea- else. Harris explained. determine which students stay on surer candidate. filed the Harris also said that several which will complaints. When contacted by of the write-in seats were not campus and which do not. the Technician Sutton refused filled in this election. because The Department of Residence Life decided to comment as to why he filed no one person gained a clear . g, , 51;. . last Wednesday to assign students by a majority. These seats will be .. . , er ,.,._ computerized lottery which was held this past the complaint. stefl photo by Chris Selle weekend. Bryant. in his complaint. decided in the general electio “WHAT WE‘LL do is notify 3.000 of the 4.100 charged there were irregulari- next fall: one Ag and Life Soak it up requests that they will have a space because we ties in the running of the ballot Science seat for a rising normally have about 400 cancellations during box. sophomore. the at-large seat in Sun lovers were out in force this weekend as the campus sponsored a variety of the summer. To be safe. we‘ve cut down to Bryant explained. "I filed a Education. two of the three outdoor activities, not to mention just plain old lying around. being 99 percent sure we'll have 200 complain“ becasue I thought seats for junior in Engineering. cancellations." said Paul Marion. director of there were some irregularities one for a rising sophomore in Residence Life. in the Way the ballot boxes Forestry and one for a rising Mario! said that the lottery would involve were run. There was solicita- sophomore in Physical and students who are already enrolled at State. ting at some of the boxes and Mathematical Sciences. have they just did not staff them THE ALPHA PHIAlpha frater- Another 2.000 on-campus housing spaces adequately enough. I have nity did not run the polls in ECO been assigned to 2.400 freshmen on a first-come withdrawn my complaint be- Thursday's voting will not be first-serve basis. cause I don't feel I can carry it running the polls in the run-off Marion said that because of lack of dormitory out now. I don't feel I have ,- election Wednesday and Thurs- Bike-A-Than puts muscles to use space on campus. freshmen. in past years. have enough evidence to stand on." ‘ day. According to Harris they had to find off-campus housing while Dr. Paul Marion “Keeping these projects in defferent areas. such as most upperclassmen have had priority in obtaining BRYANT AND Blanche broke their contract due to the by Robert Pierce housing on campus. Marion said that the lottery exemption from the lottery. The committee's Creech. another candidate for fact that they could not provide Staff Writer mind. we felt a Bike-A-Thon miles sycled and mosat spon- of the Student Body Treasurer. also the nbmber of people necessary would be the best way to sors obtained. However. the would attempt to “shift the burden of decsion was a factor in the decision our goals." said grand prize for the girl and boy uncertianty" to upperclassmen as well as Wolfpack Club to buy the College Inn on called for a recount of the to run all the polls. The Alpha ECOS. non-profit organiza- accomplish freshman. Western Boulevard to house athletes. Student Body Treasurer Phi sorority was contracted for tion founded in North Carolina Reid. with the most money received Crowding at State in recent years has led to ballots. Creech stated that she Thursday’s election and they in to inform the public about the THE BlKE-A-THON is open from sponsors will be a date “We've had this problem for several years requested a recount “for turn sub-contracted Sigma Pi spon- to anyone that registers in that with Phil Ford of Chaped Hill but the freshmen have borne the brunt of it." last minute pleas to residents in the Raleigh enviromental crises. is fame. and Suzeo Black. res- Marion stated. “Though we usually were able to area to rent rooms or apartments to overflow personal reasons" but refused to help them. This still did not soring a Bike-A-Thon on Sun- morning who has a list of accommodate about 90 percent of freshmen from dorms on the West Raleigh campus. to comment further. Bryant provide the necessary number day April 4. The ride will begin sponsors. The ride will cover a pectively. alone had THE CROWDING probably would be worse. said. “I just wnated to make of people so Alpha Phi Omega at am. at any one of the six 22 mile route but everyone Applications may be picked after the first week of school. they sure chat everything had been also helped. The Alpha Phi need not finish the entire up at the Information Center on this uncertainty over the summer." but in the last decade there has been a growing checkpoints between Durham the second floor of the Student ACCORDING TO Marlon. results of the trend by students to live off-campus. many of counted right.” Sorority will continue to run and Chapel Hill and is open to course. lottery will be posted in dormitories by April 1. them in apartments that now line Avent Ferry Also in connection with last the polls for the runp-off any riders 14 years or age and Prizes will be awarded in Center. to each Road south of the campus. week's election. Larry Harris. election. older. The computer will assign numbers am aware application card randomly. The crowding has extended not just to the Elections Board Chairman. Harris stated. “I Member Pam Reid of 13008 Overcrowlng for students seeking housing at dormitories but to the classroom and lab clarified his statement in that we did not have two people chapter in Chapel Hill ex- State has existed for several years now. This is facilities as well. That. combined with a state Friday‘s Technician concerning at each poll Thursday but we plained. "We are a group Candidate forum has strained by revenue that is falling below the invalidation of ballots. had more than we did Wednes- formed in 1969 with the due to the fact that the University budget “There were a lot of day." . There will be a Candidate run-off elections for student increased its enrollment but not its facilities expectations. has led officials to put enrollment purpose of the balance of Forum tonight at 9 pm. in the body president and student which house the students. restrictions into effort at State. nature and also to show how we Walnut Room at the University senate president will have an are dependent upon this bal- Student Center. opportunity to express their ance for survival." views before Wednesday and Drug analysis "The two key objectives at Sponsored by the North Thursday‘s election. this time are improving mass Carolina Student Legislature. All interested students are transportation in the state and attend. redirecting our nation's energy all of the candidates in the encouraged to State lab helps students, policies away from nuclear energy and toward conserva- tion and solar energy." said Reid. Correction authorities tell difference “WITH THE Bike-A-Thon. There was an error in an their art work in the show. The we are trying to promote article which appeared in fee for students is 8.25 per by Debbie Zauber the third. bicycling as a sensible alterna- the Wednefday, Mar. 24 issue work of art and for non-stu- Staff Writer “Each experiment involves a different tive to the auto for short of the Technician which stated technique. They are not all done like the PCP distances. Also. we want to that there was a charge for dents. 82.000 for two pieces of was." added Jones. “And this is the only course promote bike safety and to art work and 8.60 for every If you are a policeman and someone hands students for the Sidewalk Art piece over three. All students you a bag of green plant material. how do you like this on campus where one can learn these illustrate the need for more and Show. The article should have know if it is Oregano or marijuana? By pushing techniques." better bicycle facilities for safe said there is a registration fee are invited to exhibit art work a button. students in Dr. Louis A. Jones' "The Their next experiment will be on amphet bike travel." stated Reid. for anyone wishng to exhibit and to see the show. Chemistry of Drugs and Social Abuse" class can amines. Sixty percent of the proceeds find out. FOR THE experimental analysis of heroine. will go twoards funding of "The course gives a student an idea of the drug is obtained from three different parts ECOS projects in the state. methods and techniques used in a crime lab for of the world: Mexico. the Mediterranean and with the remaining amount those who may someday work there or in drug southeast Asia." because there is a difference in being split between the North Inside Today chemistry." Jones said. “it is designed to the three and you can detect it." Carolina Heart Association and introduce people to the problems inherent in All drugs analyzed are “street" samples and the Eno River Project Group. drugs. their chemistry. how they are made. are obtained from the SBl on the day of the lab Stated Reid. “With 52.9 what they do. and how they change the body.“ and returned at its completion. percent of all deaths in North rts...more records were set in the Atlantic Drugs discussed in the course will be alcohol. No human or animal subjects are used in the Carolina resulting from heart Coast Relays this weekend...Jimmy Carroll's marijuana. cocaine. various amphetamines and course. disease. we feel that this is a column is about State pitcher Tom Hayes...State barbituates. opiates. hallucinagens (LSD. PCP. “We just deal with the chemistry." said worthwhile group that can use came in sixth in swimming at the NCAA MDA). valium and librium. Jones. “The course is not designed to determine the money. And the Bike-A- been named a Kodak experiments done so far. the drug effects." Thon is an excellent chance to meet.. .Susan Yow has OF THE SIX THEY DID have a smoking machine. All-American...the tennis team is now 9-3. by first was done on PCP (Phencyclidene). a that smoked about show that bicycling is an good virtue of two wins this weekend...and a little story hallucinagen. with an instrument that allows however. from 1070-1973. way to prevent heart disease. one to do highly efficient separations of thirty eight pounds of marijuana out of the es since inactivity is one of the on the rifle team. mixtures into compounds. As the compounds pounds they had. Students collected the smoke. major causes of stroke and come out of this instrument. they are injected separated it. and analyzed it. Fifty-five to sixty heart attack."s Entertainment...a review of the Electric Light into a mass spectrometer which breaks down compounds were identified. some being the Reid said the money would Orchestra. Wet Willie. and Journey. who played In the compound into fragments analyzing its same as in cigarettes. but more highly benefit the Eno River Project Greensboro this weekend...a photo essay on the weight. This is hooked up to a computer. which concentrated. Jones stated that others have by helping them to buy more Mardi Cras in the Quad...and an album review. stores the information of previously examined followed up this work and determined had known compounds and automatically compares marijuana is carcinogenic. ”The Ens River Project is and identifies the unknown compound at the According to Jones. the lab “has the highest invilved in buying more land to 0piaioa...Creg Rogers talks about the Rev. Sun by flashing the information on security possible." preserve the area designated al push of a button The course. which began January 14 of this Myung Moon...“Matt Hale talks about. losers...Pur- a screen. is an M by m O'Irlan ‘the Boo River State Park by vis talks about graduation...and letters talk about Moonshine and blood alcohol were analysed year. now has eight enrolled. One Gov. Jim Holshouser in June and marijuana in undergraduate and the rest are graduates. Spring has sprung. 15. 1978. everything. in the second experiment Page 2 Technician March 29, 1976 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIII"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE arrrrmlmm ‘Preregistrotion begins system still good Friday says quality of education in UNC The tabloid listingcourses tobe offered in Fall W 1976 the UNC will be available on campus in the morning hours of March 31. “WE RAVE MANAGED 1'0 keep the quality of education applicants is one without precedent for the schools in University Confinedfiompage] the system and it is one which may not be over with next year's 1976. Distributive points for students are the good but another cut would have meant we would have lost freshman class. . Student Center lnforrnation desk and the D.H. Hill Library because of that." said Friday. . ability to do same of the things we wanted and needed to do." “'l'here is no way you can know that with certainty." said circulation desk. Additionally, copies will be in The budget has been a problem for the UNC system. said Friday. Friday. “You think you know and make projections on the best dormitories and a few copies will be available in the “Shuttle Eighteen million dollars was cut from the budget for the system The UNC long~range plan. which is scheduled to be voted on evidence you have but you can still miss it. as we did for this inn" located in the basement of Nelson Hall. Advisers i2. last year and'there is a push for more to be cut at the next sometime this week. blames the overcrowding at state fall. There is just no way totell how many students will want to departments will be furnished copies for their use. but they will session. Friday said he would resist such a move. because all institutions on a “national trend“ caused by a decline in the go with the schools." not have enough copies to give out k students. ‘ that could be cut has been cut already. economy and increase GI Bill benefits. Friday said that. “I honestly hope the number of people in North Carolina This activity begins at 8:!” a.m.. Monday. April 5 and “We are now engaged in some hard discussions with the measures taken in other states had been more drastic than going tosomekind of post-12th grade education increases over continues through Friday.A prillGPreregistration will be held (General Assembly) budget committee. We have been asked to those taken by members of the UNC system. the years. The basic factor. though. is career choice. There is in the West Upper Concourse of Reynolds Coliseum. Students submit figures on how we can cut the budget even more. by Asked if other states were having similar overenrollment not many people wanting a career in education. They are more 3 hou l duseihe exterior steps leading to the upper level on the some six per cent for the next quarter. Our operational budget problems. Friday said. “The good ones are. There have been interested in the more professional areas. You have a problem West side of the Coliseum (the side nearest the Student has been reduced by 18 million already and another cut of $12 changes in studentvteacher ratios and programs and services at State in that if you want a career in Forest Resources or Center). Preregistration Schedule Request Forms for all three to $15 million would mean the quality of education in the UNC are being cut. Those things we havemanaged to keep from Agriculture or Textiles. you more or less have to go to State. (of any one ofthe three) sessions will be collected from Monday system would be impaired." Friday commented. in North Carolina or 80 to say that there are spaces open in other state institutions through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 pm. during this Friday said. however. that he did not feel the quality of doing so far qualified is not telling the full story." two week period. A separate form must be submitted for each the measures taken to date. THE PROBLEM OF REFUSING to admit education had been affected by "II"lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIII"lI"IIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllll"IIIIII"IIlllllllllllllllllll"MINI" ofthe sessions you will be attending

Grier- A SBE meeting APPLICANTS FOR the Golden EO SOCIETY will meet Wed., BLUE KEY National Honor Society THE CRAFT CENTER is offering a Dance Club meets EMMY LOU HARRIS tickets now on RESIDENCE HALL room applica- THERE WILL BE Chain Senior Honor Society can find March 31 at 7: 30 in the Packhouse in is now accepting applications for class in Stitchery/ Crewei Embroi- NCSU SOCIAL Bring your sale at the Student Center Box Office tions for the Summer Sessions may Tues, March 30 in the conference application forms atthe Information the New Student Center. membership. All prospective appli- dery, beginning Thursday, April lst. Mon. March 31 at 7:00. and School Kids Records. Shows at I be obtained from the Department of Room of Weaver Labs at 7:00. Desk. 2nd floor of the Student Center cantsshould be iuniors or seniors or The class will meet each Thursday, friends and learn the Chicago. Bus and 9: 30 on April 12 in Stewart Residence Life in Harris hall. The or 214 Harris Hall, Department of ALPHA EPSILON DELTA. the rising iuniors, in the top third of 7-10 pm. for a weeks. Register noe. Stop, Roach a Temptation Walk! Theatre. rental fee for each session is $60 per NIGERIAN DINNER (Chuck Davis Student Development. All applica- national premedicai honor society, their class, and have served as a For more information, call 737-3457. Take over the Dance Floor. person in a double room or $90 for Dance Co. incl.) Saturday. April 3, tions can be turned in at the encourages and promotes excel» leader in a university recogniled ETA KAPPA NU Election of singleoccupancy. Residence halls to S: 30 p.m. Tickets $3.00 in Student Department of Studnet Develop- Ience in premedical education. THe activity. Applications can be picked THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS Club of THE ENGINEERS’ Council will Officers meeting at s pm. Tuesday. be used: OWEN for men; Bragaw Center Program office: ment, 214 Harris Hall. Applicants State chapter is now taking applica- up at the Student Information Desk NC. State will have a meeting hold its annual Elections‘Awards March 30 in DAN 214. All members for men and women. who have already filled but am tions for membership. These appli- and returned to 214 Harris by April Tuesday March 30 at 7:00 p.m. in Banquet on Thursday, April 1, at should attend this important THE OUTING CLUB will meet on application may wish to do it again cations may be picked up from Dr. 6. the Green Room of thefourth floor of 6: 00 pm in Balentine’s Confederate meeting. 3800 GRANT FOR summer study Wed, March 31, 1976 in the Blue since these applications have been Harkema in new Gardner Hall. the Student Center. Room. Dinner will begin at 6:30 abroad for undergraduate who will Room of the Student Center at 7: 3) misplaced. AIIE WILL MEET Wed, March 31 pm, SKEET There will be a shoot this have completed sohoursby Summer pm. This week election of club OPTOMETRY career information at pm. in Riddick 320 with Dr. THE MED TECH Club will meet Wed., March 3lth at 3: 30 p.m., Tara with minimum GPA 3.0. US Citizen officers. All members please attend. THERE WILL BE an emergency will be presented by Dr. Frank B. Charles Manning, speaking on "Air- MondayMarch29at7: oo in Gardner Farms. All members are requested only. Deadline April 1. Applications meeting of the Liberal Arts Council Day at 7:30 p.m. Tues, March so at craft Accident Investgation." All le 3533. A student in the Med-Tech to attend. Please bring money, in and additional infor- ALPHA GAMMA RHO fraternity is in the Board room Tues. March mm the Theatre. Erdahl-Cloyd Wing of students are invited to come early program from Rex will speak at the The largest selector cash. 'OT AA hulls purchased. mation from Foreign Student and sponsoring a car wash for multiple at ,3: oo p.m. Funding of the DH. Library. For additional infor the Social period in the IE meeting. Officers will also be Study Abroad Adviser, 205 Peele sclerosis at Williamson’s Cico on Temptations Concert is on the formation contact Dr. w.c. Grant, Lounge. nominated. ol Ilsrt illillillla Hall. April 10, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. agenda. All members please attend. Dept of Zoology. ALEXANDER House Council will SPORTS CAR CLUB meeting 7: i5 AIAA LUNCHEON Tuesday, March THURSDAY LUNCHEON for Grade lEASIIIIIlIG tools show four old short films of Abbot p.m., Wed. March 31, In room 3216 "MAN'S SEARCH For Happiness"- FREE FILM: Tonight at s in the 30 at 12 noon in BR 3710. All uate students and faculty: Mike Get Your and Costello. The Three Stooges, Broughton. All students, staff, and Film and Discussion Tuesday night Libary see Humphrey Bogart and interested students are invited to Reynolds, Assoc. Prof. of English, Laurel and Hardy. and The Little faculty interested in cars and/or at 7: 00 pm. in Rm 4111 of the Ingrid Bergman in the 1942 classic. attend. on "Hemingway." April 1, Brown Ill llll m I Rascals. The films will be shown on competition invited. Student Center (Blue Room). Any- "Casablanca." ACM MEETING Tues. Mar. so at Room, University Student Center. 12 Head Right Thursday. April I on the lawn one interested In learning about the 7: oo in 206 Cox, Speaker will be Dr. noon. between Alexander and Turiington. REGISTER NOW at the Craft beliefs of the MOrmon Church are THE ORDER OF Thirty and Three. D.C. Martin, head of the Computer THE SCHOOL OF Ag and Life a pm. Admission is free: Center for an all day Natural Dyes welcome. a sophomore honor society, is now Science Dept. The topic is "So You Sciences is sponsoring a free wiener THE UNIVERSITY Human Reia» workshop, on April to, 9: 00 a.m.-5 SIGMA GAMMA TAU meeting accepting applications for member Want to But a Computer." Dinner is roastApriIa (4: ”pm. until) at the tions Council will meet on Monday pm. For more information, call Tuesday evening at 7: oo. in Brough- ship. Eleven new members are at 5:30 in the Green Room of the Dairy Paviliion next to the Faculty STRAIGHT EDGES/T'SQUARES March 39, 1976 at 3: 15 pm. at the 7374457. ton Lounge. All members and new selected each year on the’basis of Walnut Room. CSC faculty and Clubon Hillsborough St. Tickets will Black Culture Center, formerly at nominated members please attend. outstanding scholarship, leadership. students should come and get be available at the Old Union March METRIC RULES/L-SOUARES the Print Shop located at the corner ”WHAT IS THE TRUTH?" Find out and character. Applications can be acquainted. All interested students 31 and April 1. Registration Cards of Dan Allen Drive and West Dunn the answer to at the meeting of the THE NCSU Collegiate 4-H Club will picked up at Student Center Inform- invited. required for tickets. CENTERING RULES Avenue. Agenda items may be Christian Science Organization on meet tonight at 9:1!) p.m. in the ation Desk and returned to any TRIANGLE/CURVE STICKS forwarded to R.A. King, Chairman, Tues. at 7: 30 pm. in The Mob. All Harrellson Room of the Library. present member or 204 harris by REGISTER NOW For the following AGRONOMY Club Meeting at 7: 00 Hall, Ext. 26". are welcome to attend. April 2. Mold Casting Classes at the Craft Monday in the McKimmon Room of IthIth RULES 216 Patterson NCSU FORESTRY CLUB will hold a Center: Williams Hall. special meeting tonight at 6: 30. "HALF WAY" Houses for teenage I. Each Wednesday evening for and many others. . . Please attend. boys and girls have immediate need three weeks. 7-10 p.m., beginning ALL UNIVERSITY Players are for vlunteer companions to trou‘ April 2!. reminded to pay for the banquet in FOUND CALCULATOR in Harrel- bled youths. Contact Volunteer 2. 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Small crowd enjoys triple treat by Job Dela-g Featuring Jimmy Hall on While lead guitarist and mirror ball lit up and the band the current single "Strange Staff Writer vocals. the group opened with composer Jeff Lynne is general- simultaneously broke into “Fire Magic." “Can’t Get It Out Of "Grits Ain't Groceries." and ly regarded as the leader of the On High." an instrumental from My Head." and “Evil Woman." GREENSBORO — Greens- immediately the crowd joined group. the backbone of ELO their latest album “Face The all played considerably faster boro Coliseum presented three in with footstompin' and clap lies within cello players Hugh Music". than the album versions. shows for the price of one ping. The music that followed. McDowell and Melvyn Gale. With McDawall cavorting all Then. making use of a great Saturday night and very few especially “Comic Book Hero." and violinist Mik Kaminsky. over the over the stage. lugging light display and the mirror ball people left less than completely “Country Side of Life" and Other members include Bev land one time dropping) his again. the band concluded with satisﬁed. “Everything That Cha Do (Will Bevan on drums, Richard magic cello. the band proceeded an encore of "Roll Over Problem is. very few people Come Back To Youl." drew the Tandy on piano and moog. and with two more songs from the Beethoven." the best song of came in the first place. as a same response. Kelly Groucutt on bass. same album. "Poker" and the night. which ended wildly sparse crowd of only about HALL, IN addition to his The sound is unique. tight "Nightrider". with McDowall and Gale 4.000 showed up to see Electric vocals. added some fine alto sax and very good. While not McDOWALL LATER added playing cellos held high above Light Orchestra, the headliner. work on a couple of new songs communicating (the “eeriness” an untitled solo that left the heads. The Wet Willie Band and before the band closed with of. say. a Jethro Tull concert. crowd amazed. but shortly their Journey. their single. “Keep On Smilin'." ELO nonetheless presented a after Kaminsky took over with The finish could not be The people who did come. That. of course. brought about patented British act. a work of his own that was the topped. There was no use for however. were treated to an an encore before the main An overdubbed tape began highlight of the concert—up to another encore. If only there excellent show of three com- event. Electric Light Orches the show as the group came on that point. had been more people there to pletely different musical styles. tra. appeared. stage in darkness. Suddenly. a Then came the hits. including enjoy it! JOURNEY WAS the first act. and the four member band. including ex-Santana members Neal Schon on lead guitar and Album review Gregg Rolie on keyboards. laid This recording has been gamut from classical works to Masefield‘s poem "What is a down five heavy jamming FEATURE ALBUM issued by the Alumni Asso sports cheers to popular University" is good. but the numbers that left the crowd ciation as a recorded look at musical tunes. music under it l"A|ma Mae chanting for more. Time did not M779».. the present North Carolina One interesting addition to ter") is not quite patriotic allow for an encore. though. State University. Records of the record is the sounds of enough for this record. Throughout the set. Schon this nature are periodically NC. State. such as a "Where Winds of Dixie was the dominating force. and pressed by various universi- Seaboard passenger train. Softly Blow" is intended for he completely took over on ties to give their alumni a textile looms and the Carillon. small group distribution and “Look into the Future" and glimpse at their alma mater before each musical selection. will appeal mainly to North “You’re On Your Own" with a since graduation. Some of the better selec Carolina State "lumni or those pair of Zappa-like jams. The record starts with a tions include the University who want a record of the While Journey was well narration by former Chancel- (Ihoir singing excerpts from sounds of State in the 1970's. received. they were no match lor John T. Caldwell. followed ('urousel, “Scotland the The fidelity and sound quality for the popularity of The Wet by musical performances by Brave" by the Pipes and are bad. but for those who Willie Band. Like most south- m94 emu(imamsun:-tau-«w; ‘ various organizations such as Drums and Brass Band. and want to remember State both ern boogie groups. 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_ Records shattered byGresl'SIItb pretty pleased. I was just too tired to do third. Suggs suffered a muscle pull “Writer anything today." stretching for the tape at the finish. 3 South Carolina established records in Ray thought the key to his win was a of the the javelln and sprint medley relay. good start and the ability to deep his Entering the home-stretch Carolina garnered a new concentration at the finish. “HO-meter race. the three Maryland while North “I hadn't gotten a good start this runners broke into a three abreast mark in the four-mile relay behind Ralph in a three-way tie King's 4:005 anchor leg. East Strouds- morning so it was about time I got formation and finished set a new standard one." he joked. “I think the difference in for first. burg’s Pete Hessen my starts was I had more concentration Their performance personified the in the 3.000-meter steeplechsse. but the the fourth most impressive record in the meet may on this race. This morning I just made Tsrrapins' domination of State's sure I was going to qualify for the annual Atlantic Coast Relays held on have been set by Pembroke finals." he remarked. State's track Saturday as Maryland won Robert Shipman with a 1834 throwing of When it came down to the finish it was 10 of the 20 events. the discus. South Carolina's edging of State for a matter of who kept their composure. 7 ' SOUTH CAROLINA managed four with the Most of the time people lose their form first-place finishes. State two wins. and their sprint medley win along at the end trying to keep from losing and Pack's Haywood Ray win in the that's what happened to Duke. Carolina. William and Mary. 100-meter dash provided the most I think Pembroke State and East Stroudsburg cloudy. windy him (Wooten) for a tenth of a second." he State single victories while the Terps excitement on the concluded. established records in three events on a afternoon. ' RAYS WIN PLEASE!) Wescott the day when numerous records fell. THE GAMECOCKS' John Brown most of any turned in by the Pack. Maryland's records came in the 440 caught the Wolfpack's Myles Bagley at “Haywood's 100 was the highlight of the 3*“ relay. the mile relay. and pole vault the wire after State led most of the way meet for us." he said. “He didn't give the after Dennis Ivory led a four-way sweep in the sprint medley. rest ofthe field anythingat the start and in the long jump and Greg Robertson Having to run in the lead forced just stayed in there so he would have a paced a 12-3 sweep in the 120-high Bagley to run most of his leg flat-out chance at the win." hurdles. which caused him to fall to the track Wescott was also pleased with Pat Although it seemed the Terps had a totally exhausted after losing the stretch Adair’s showing throughout the meet. lock on first place throughout the meet. for the tape. “Adair was fantastic. He managed to run they did not have a monopoly on the “I don't like running in the lead but I three strong 10.8‘s in the loo-meters and record setting. had no choice." he said. “I was forced to then a 22.5 220split in the sprint medley State's Bob Mediin set a new meet run their race instead of running mine.“ which helped us a lot." record and outdoor personal best in the Despite Bagley's loss. coach Jim State also managed a second to shot put with a toss of61 feet 10% inches Wescott was pleased with his perform— Maryland in the mile relay and a third in in leading the Pack to another 1-2-3 ance. the distance medley. Mediin and sweep. LeBaron Caruthers finished “He ran a 1:51 split which is great. I Caruthers finished third and fourth in photoby MikeO‘Brien' second at 58-11 and John Holliday was don't think he could have run it any the discus. Mediin getting a personal third with a personal best of 557. better having to run in the lead. We best with a fling of 165-8. South Carolina's John Brown lunges at tape to edge State’s Myles Bagtey in the sprint medey at Saturday‘s opened up a lead and then Myles gave it Two runners dominated the women’s Atlantic Coast Relays. Brown turned in a closing split of 1:509 to pace the Gamecocks’ meet record time at MEDLIN WAS hoping to throw 63 pompetition. Julie Shea of Raleigh and 3223.4 in the relay. feet but 'said that strenuous weight all he had." Wescott commented. Athletic during the week negated any THE WOLFPACK'S time of 13:23.5 Shelia Ingram of the Pioneer workouts was a new school record and also Club both won twice. chance he had of attaining that. old meet record of 3:23.7. Shea won the 3.000-meters over her “I could have thrown 63 feet if I'd bettered the 9243.2. tapered off lifting late in the week. but it Ray's win in the loo-meters with a sister. Mary. with a clocking of week." the 10.4 clocking against a strong headwind and the 880—yard run with a personal would have hurt us next two morning losses to Fayette— best of 2.13.4. Raleigh sophomore explained. referring avenged Ingram won the loo-meter dash in 12.0 to the Colonial Relays in Williamsburg. ville State's James Wooten in the trials towards and semi-finals. Wooten ﬁnished second and the 440 in 54.5. Rosiland Anderson Technician/Page 4 f"@ if March 29,1976 Va. “When I lay off the lifting a 10.5 clocking along won the other women's event, the the end of the season. the drastic in the final with in 14.6. improvement will come. Overall. I'm with ECU's Carter Suggs who ﬁnished 100-meter hurdles.

of Wolfpack slump Tom Hayes: Hurler feels effects completely different types of teams. This was a good Hayes. though unearned. Most people who experience what Tom Hayes went one though. It's the first time I ever pitched nine "When you lose some close ones. you start pressing." through on Saturday afternoon search for the nearest innings and faced 28 men." Hayes said after Sunday's defeat at the hands of the butcher knife with hara-kiri their next objective. But After retiring the first six Maryland batters. Hayes Cavaliers and previously winless righthander Marty Hayes has learned the hard way that baseball pitchers gave up a leadoff single to Frank Thomas in the third, .Moore. “You could see today how we were swinging at must roll with the punches. no matter how devastating but Thomas was cut down on one of the three big double had pitches. We're just pressing a little too hard I their onslaught. plays executed by the Wolfpack. Scott Christopher led think. But I don't think it's a major thing. it's nothing to It would take Vincent Price a lifetime to conjour up a off the fourth with a single. but Hayes, who possesses a really worry about." torture more vicious than the wrath Hayes survived if wicked move to first, picked Christopher off. The Terps Hayes. who says "not quite half'-; his witches; are in fact he survived. . left~their runner on base in the sixth inning. A double fastballs and who also throWs a ciirve. sc‘i‘eivbagl.and For nine innings, the sly senior southpaw had held play by the Pack negated Sam Housley's single in the “lots of sliders," feels the youth of the Wolfpack is Maryland tighter thanshackles ins castle dungeon, time?‘ ' *‘ seventh, and Hayes picked off Christopher once again. 28 batters. one over the minimum. “That's something I won’t know until the next game." . something to consider. facing only Hayes answers honestly. “I sure hope so. after the Terp shortstop had walked in the ninth inning. “We've got a young club. We'll be a lot better by the However. the Wolfpack bats were quiet. due only However. disaster struck Hayes in the 10th when that really counts partially to Terp righthander Bob Ferris, and when the “I can't fault the other guys. They're trying as hard end of the season. It's the tournament as they can. You have to remember they win some for Bob Niffenegger opened with a single. Hayes threw him anyway. But we're not conceding the regular season defense broke down in the 10th. four unearned runs out at second when Housley attempted a sacrifice bunt. yet. crossed the plate. Maryland won 4-1 as State's one run you that you shouldn‘t win sometimes," Hayes pointed Hayes then walked Darrel Corradini on a 3-1 pitch. came an inning too late. out. putting runners on first and second with one out. “If we beat Duke Wednesday and Clemson twice next The Wolfpack dropped another Atlantic Coast Although his dropped from 2.37 to 1.75, Hayes' The end began for Hayes when second baseman Kent weekend, we'll be right back in it. But we have to play Conference contest Sunday. 3-2 to Virginia. lowering won~loss record dipped to an unindicative 1-3. In 36 Juday threw a routine double play ball into left field. well against Clemson." its record to 0-3 in the league and 10-8 overall and innings. the Saratoga native has been touched for just allowing one run to score and sending run ers to second Hayes' next start will more than likely be against extending their losting streak to three games. seven earned runs while striking out 31 and walking 14. and third. Hayes was lifted when she p Jim Clemson on Saturday. He only hopes the result is 9% innings. giving up no Hayes admitted his performance against the Terps different from last Saturday, but even if not, he won't When a pitcher. hurls so. O'Keefe booted a grounder which let another run in. A earned runs. striking out six and walking only two. yet was one of his best ever. just short of declaring single off reliever Mark Claphan allowed the final two be htli‘nting up a butcher knife. Tom Hayes can take a loses because his teammates can’t hit and decide to stop “I guess it was pretty good." he smiled modestly. Terrapin runs to score. both of which were charged to punc . fielding. what's his reaction? Can he come back the next “It's hard to compare when you're pitching against

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Pack forward All-America again Talented State senior Penn. picks them makes you - Susan Yow has been named The team is chosen by a respect it a whole lot," said to Kodak's women's All- board of 10 coaches from Yow, who was chosen America basketball team for women's teams across the All-America earlier this year the second consecutive year. country. by the National Women’s Yow. a 510 pound sharp “Knowing the caliber of Invitational Tournament in shooter from Gibsonville. led girls on the team and who Amarillo, Tex. the Wolfpack to a 197 record and the NCAIAW Division I championship. Last season at Elon College. Yow was selected to Kodak's initial All-America team State tankers “I JUST THINK it's a :b.-___....—---_. great tribute to Susan to be able to make a team like that two years in a row." said Wolfpack coach Kay Yow. finish sixth Susan's older sister. “It was more difﬁcult for her be- The Pack is back...in the top ten. and almost in the top five. cause she changed schools. Coach Don Easterling's swimming team went to the NCAA She was also fortunate to be Swimming and Diving Championships this past weekend at on a team that was good Brown University in Providence. R.I., with that goal in mind. enough to help her make it." climbing back into the nation's top ten teams. Yow scored 505 points and STATE JUNIOR Steve Gregg upset Tennessee freshman grabbed 309 rebounds in the Mat Vogel with a 1:47.005 clocking in the 200-yard butterﬂy 27-game season. She aver- Saturday to lead the Wolfpack to a sixth-place finish. aged 19.4 points and 11.9 Southern California amassed 398 points to runnerup rebounds per game. t6p Tennessee's 213. and Long Beach State freshman Tim Shaw set figures on the team. She also an American record in 1.050-yard freestyle to highlight the final sported a team--leading field day's action. State collected 73 points by scoring points in five goal percentage of 58.4 and of the final seven events. free throw mark of 83.2. Her The Wolfpack’s other points came on a fifth-place finish by 88 assists were second on freshman Duncan Goodhew in the ZOO-breaststroke (2:05.42). the team. Dan Harrigan won the consolation ZOO-backstroke for seventh “I couldn't have made it (1:512). Bob McHenry finished 10th in the three-meter diving without the team I had this with 451 points and the Wolfpack 400-freestyle relay team was year." said Yow. who at- fifth in the consolation. tended the AIAW tourna- Shaw. urged on by a shrieking crowd. chopped nearly three ment in seconds off the American record in winning the 1.650-yard University Park. freestyle event. Pa.. over the weekend to Shaw. who earlier in the meet set a record in the 500-yard accept the award. “The freestyle. ws ahead of the record pace at every split and players and coaches are the finished in 15:06.750. The mark of 15:09.510 had been set last reasons 1 made it." year by USC's John Naber. who also had held the 500-yard YOW WAS ONE of five freestyle record. Naber did not enter the 1.650-yard freestyle players to make the 10-man this year. squad for the second time. "I heard the noise." said Shaw of the din created by 1.500 sun photo by Todd Huvard Other returnees to the team frenzied fans. “The crowd really helped. lt pushed you in a State's Bill Csipkay returns a shot against Carolina earlier this season. are Nancy Dunkle of Cal different way than when you have someone on your back." State-Fullerton. Lusia Har- RON ORR of USC was more than 19 seconds back in second ris of national champion place. finishing in 15:25.892. Netters (9-3) beat Tigs Delta State. Ann Meyers of Jim Montgomery of Indiana and Naber also won their second ’1'pr UCLA and Marianne Craw- titles of the meet. which ended Saturday night. Naber won the State's youth-laden. improv- Christian today at 2 p.m. and ford Stanley of national 200-yard backstroke easily in 1:46.958 after winning the ing tennis team stretched its entertains High Point Wed- finalist Immaculata. On the 100-yard backstroke title Friday night. record to 9-8 and picked up its nesday at 2 p.m. squad for the first time are Montgomery. who set an NCAA record in Friday night's first Atlantic Coast Conference In toppling the Tigers on Carol Blazejowski of Mont- ZOO-yard freestyle. won the 100-yard freestyle. won the win of the season over the Friday. State swept all six clair State. Doris Felderhoff 100-yard freestyle in 0:44.399—.064 ahead of USC's Joe weekend. downing Clemson 7-2 singles matches in locking up of Stephen F. Austin. Pearl Bottom. on Friday and whipping Da- its first ACC win against one Worrell of Wayland Baptist. In the ZOO-yard breaststroke. Miami's Dave Wilkie set an vidson 8-1 on Saturday. defeat this year. Clemson is Cindy Brogden of Mercer NCAA and meet record of 2:00.739. The Woifpack hosts Atlantic also 1-1 in league play. and Susie Kudrna of William ‘ I I

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YouR FAcE :5 CLE.as. ' Moon light? THE oﬂl-Y MUD l SEE IS WHAT W'RE same:NGA‘I' ‘, at which has something in common with all Last Monday night in the Ballroom Americans. seeing on how we are d\\ the University Student Center. a lecture . I was given and a film was shown produced supposedly a nation “under God." by NBC about the Unification Church. a No one should repress an organization movement which is rapidly becoming of its right to express itself religiously. popular around the world and is Afterall. freedom of religion is one of the sponsored by the Korean Rev. Sun Moon. Bill of Rights. But if you are going to Members of the Unification Church. often criticize one group for its evangelistic called "Moonies" by many of its methods. don’t leave any of them out. If opponents. come from all walks of life and you slap one, slap 'em all. religious backgrounds. race or na- tionality and sex. The doctrine of the Unification Church Jennies is indeed quite unique. Rev. Moon believes that in the mid 1930's. he received a vision from God. explaining to him that Jesus Christ had failed in his original purpose and that Moon himself was to become the new Messiah. Moon is a self-acclaimed millionaire. reportedly letters having assests totaling over $15 million candidates In case you people to believe that Sig-Ep it should be so. policy of endorsing and has established centers all over the pledges were the cause of the In short. I think that after buying running for Student Govenment world. His followers give all of their Never another one controversy even though I told the a decal for 835.00. not many positions. Two basic questions belongings to Moon and must undergo an reporter. “the fraternity was not students will willingly spend 81.00 concerning an editorial called extensive indoctrination sessions. They To the Editor. involved in my campaign and no just for the fun of parking in “Endorsements" (Wed. Mar. 24) follow his orders without question. missed it . . . Regarding Kevin Fisher's “Per- part of my campaign was part of a prohibited area (not to speak of. have been called to my attention. Moon himself admits thathis beliefs sonal Perspective" of George pledge project." The controversy $16.00) except when it is question of The first and most serious If actions speak louder than words. Wallace. I would like to make only the career. I believe. students come problem with “Endorsements" was are not only religious in nature. but that statement. As the saying goes. was not caused by Sig-Ep pledges selection of he has ideas of political domination of the Transportation Secretary Jacob F. one or any member of my committee. to Universtiy for making their the esoteric method of Alexander has quietly sent his boss and "There will never be another like but by the events stated earlier. call-ear. not for violating parking the candidates. Was the entire world. Although Unification Church subordinates a deafening comment on him (Kevin Fisher)." ru es. Technician staff assembled and a members claim a belief in the Bible. a traffic ticket injustice. I certainly hope that turns out to William Shafts vote taken. or was the decision careful study of their doctrine will show recently was cited for be true! Jr. Politics and Philosophy IN. Klara simply left up to the editor? No it to be a false brand of Christianity. Alexander GRAD. Student.IAE hints are given in the editorial. And Now the question is not whether this speeding in Raleigh. traveling 35 miles J. Wick Smith The Technician stands behind its explanations are in order when per hour in a 25 mph zone. He didn’t pull Soph. MED considering the rationale used to group has the right to exist and expound He took no favors from the report of the incident in question. its doctrines to anyone who will listen but rank. The letter submitted by Mr. Turkeys determine the Technician's choices.’ of whether it abuses its right of governor. He simply accepted the ticket Stevens was virtually illegible. The For example. a candidate for followers can and said he would pay the fine. Technician was able to decipher it To the Editor: Student Body President was given proselytizing. Moon's The performance was in marked We didn’t do it only after close scrutiny of the the endorsement because of that often be seen out in the streets. selling You apathetic' turkeys! Why resume. How- items and contrast to conduct by Highway Patrol author’s hieroglyphics. The only won't students get off their lazy candidate's extensive flowers. peanuts or other Commander E.W. Jones and Gov. James To the Editor: thing omittedfrom the letter was a butts and get involved? All we are ever. there were at least four other spreading the beliefs of the Unification E. Holshouser Jr. in handling a speeding To use his own word. Tim Burke's totally illegible passage which asking is that students take one candidates with equally impressive Church. Yet no one has yet to hear any Wednesday reflects the constituted less than one line. records who were not even ticket. Jones was stopped by a state letter last lousy hour out of their schedules to should discussion about their “witnessing" as atrolman but not issued a citation. work of an “imbecile." His ad -Ed. play intramurals. mentioned. The editorial Was heard last fall when a group from hominem letter was as juvenile an women's independent have contrasted these candidates te'r. after Alexander reviewed the 'case Both the with the endorsed candidate. This. Campus Crusade for Christ was accused and ordered a ticket. Holshouser quashed argument as I have ever seen. In volleyball and softball programs of badgering possible converts with their addition. I can think of little better C-decal parking have been terminated because at least. would justify the sentence witnessing program. the order and excused Jones. to say for the biased reporting done people just don't care enough to found in “Endorsements" that says: Alexander's ticket would be hardly by the Technician. “while there is something to be said It should be observed that Unification shows that at To the Editor: participate. We haven't been able to candidates.... not the only organization newsworthy except that it I'accept full responsibility for the If anyone (having a C-decal) parks play a softball game yet because for virtually all of the Church is least one member of the Holshouser actions of my campaign workers. car. due to some academic emer- there weren't enough people to one appears to be the best choice." around that is proseltyizing and some administration is willing to take his Sigma Phi Epsilon was not my gency. in the area of S-decal. constitute a team. We tried to How did the Technician arrive at its ways similar to that of Campus Crusade lumps with the law like the rest of us. campaign organization nor my N-decal or Visitor‘s parking. the recruit lots of people and went to decision? for Christ in the Raleigh area. Such other —Reprinted from the Raleigh News and sponsor. My campaign was kept person can have any one of the floor after floor in Lee dorm. but to The other problem with “En- cult groups as the Children of God and Observer. completely separate from the following results. depending on no avail. Needless to say we had to dorsements" is the ethical questior Eckanker are actively working and yet fraternity and the pledge program. his/her uck and mood of the cop: forfeit our game and the Indepen- of saying that the student newspa- no one hears anyone publicly criticizing Everyone that worked for me did so 1. get $1.00 ticket only (good luck dent women’s softball league was per supports a particular candidate. them as was in the case of the Campus of their own free will and because and good mood of cop). dissolved. Granted. the Technician derives they believed in me. 2. if gone for longer period of ' We aren't lady jocks but just your mostofits financial support througi Crusade group. The Technician surprised me time. get another ticket and car advertisements. just like a privately It seems that such organizations as the average students who like to get consequent- beloved Rev. when it left out part of Bobby towed. together and have fun playing owned newspaper. and. Unification Church. the Stevens' letter which refuted the 3. get $1.00 ticket and car towed sports. ly. should have considerable free Moon and his evangelistic efforts should denigrating remarks made by Tim immediately (certainly hard luck Thanks for nothing. dom when deciding what to print receive much more attention than a well Burke. Sigma Phi Epsilon. which and bad mood of cop. But student fees are also used i.( established religious group on campus has a higher academic average than I was in (8) category when my car Beth Lambert support the paper. and it does saj the average of men on campus. has got towed within half-an-hour of Jr. ANS “Student Newspaper" on the iron. in Visitor's place. 'I have page of the Technician. Does thu J? been acclaimed the most outstand- parking m THERE..- I AM WHAT16 gowc. To BE CALLED A (47¢, ‘ ing fraternity by the university and appealed and I am confident to Technician have the right to sa: the other fraternities. prove that academic emergency Jr. LEI who is the bestcandidate if it is t. AM 3.0qu To REVEAL I realize that there are the Tim existed. However. as I await fairly represent the entire studen QRAWATE- or: past: OLD New. i Burke‘s in the world that stoop so outcome of my case. I just want to Jean Hunter body? That is the purpose of th NEAR HYFJERICAL peg- low as to attack an innocent caution my colleagues having Jr. LSW election. not the newspaper. “To “:"0U A DE'SPBZATE AND institution in an attempt to lash out C-decal. to park only in C—decal. no 9m... ME. 1 HAVE No max WHAT \M «{0qu To Do at a particular individual (either this matter what the situation may be Tom Bot is true or Tim did not know what he (you may be missing quiz. oral or Sopll. NI was talking about). final exam) unless you are sure that Endorsements For: THE RED‘TOF my LxFEéUQCtEﬁI‘IoNs wooL—D 5E However. i still can’t understand you can afford $16.00 for your Candidates endorsed by th the misrepresentations made by the misadventure. 1‘6 the Editor: Technician were select'éd by Kevi AwEEQIATED. SENDWEM To Box 3560‘Nc—3U. ALL. Technician. The very title. “Shefte I don't intend to imply that only I have been urged to write this Fisher. E workers paint over Strickland sign. one person got his car towed letter questioning the Teehnician's . -— ( l REALLY NEE? is A CRUST OF BREADt A LAT—[LE cause controversy" is incorrect and immediately while the other didn't slanderous. The controversy was get it towed till he got second ticket. Wane AND. A ROOF... 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IM‘IBE \‘LL‘EELL Perhaps you noticed this reminder of the rising cost of higher MOBILE WES. education last week on the brickyard. A group calling itself SLACK ( Students‘ Liberation Army for Changes and Kicks) wrote the Teehnichn claiming responsibility for the alteration. The letter said , . iJ’ulu4'1' ‘ " I. the campus should stand by for further developments.